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Debouncing not working with React-Redux app

I'm building a function that performs an API request on keypress, but I want this debounced.
This doesn't currently work and produces an error: lodash.js:10319 Uncaught TypeError: Expected a function
Here's a code snippet with a console log instead of async request, which also doesn't work!
import React from 'react';
const _ = require('lodash');

const method = () => {
    return _.debounce(testFunc(), 3000);
};

const testFunc = () => {
    console.log('echo echo test test');
};

const SearchBox = ({ onTypingSearch, searchTerm }) => (
    <form>

Search: {searchTerm}

        <input
            onChange={(e) => {
       tyrant, he was it.

He was (at one point) one of the most powerful and highly respected men in Canada and the virtual Czar of hockey in North America who was eventually exposed as a duplicitous, destructive, and vampiric destroyer of both hockey’s honor and the careers of many of its players both great and small.

Alan Eagleson’s Entrance Into The NHL

‘The Eagle’ started his career in law. Graduating from the University of Toronto, Eagleson began befriending people and players with ties to the NHL. It was in 1967 that he decided to put together the NHLPA after the first one failed in 1959. With the help of Bob Pulford, a former NHL player, Eagleson became the first executive director of the NHLPA.

Eagleson promised (among other things) pension plans and


his career with Boston. But in his last season with the club, a vicious contract dispute ensued between Eagleson and the Bruins. While Eagleson was telling the media what the Bruins were offering ($295 thousand dollars + 18.5% share of the Boston Bruins), he was telling Orr something completely different.

According to Jake Newman, Eagleson told Bobby Orr that ‘Boston doesn’t want you’. So Bobby Orr went ahead and signed a contract with the Chicago Blackhawks, playing in 26 total games over the next three years. He tried to make a comeback in the 1978-79 season, but only played in six games for the club before retiring for good.

The contract fiasco between Boston and Eagleson would debilitate Orr financially over the next few years. By 1980, he was essentiallysomeone on 'Cribs' or any other show and they are flashing all the money they waste and flaunting their ability to piss away the hard earned money of the people who bought their CD, don't listen to their music and definitely DON'T BUY THEIR CD! I don't promote theft of music, but if I see another asshole acting like he's so cool because he can use diamonds as ice cubes or spend 2.1 MILLION DOLLARS (Baby had a necklace made for him that cost $2.1 million) on crap they don't need, I might start. 2.1 MILLION DOLLARS could sponsor 140,000 kids through Feed The Children for a month or 11,666 kids for a whole year! The way I see it is if you download my CD and give


to help people have a good time. If I'm lucky maybe I can make them think a little during the process.' An Interview with John Rush 1. Name? John Rush 2. Birth Day? Sign? July 3rd - Cancer 3. Where were you born? Huntsville, AL 4. School history? Mrs. Shan's kindergarten (Huntsville, AL) 1,2 East Clinton (Huntsville, AL) 3,4,5,6 Riverton (Huntsville, AL) 7,8 Huntsville Middle (Huntsville, AL) (Notice a trend here?) 9,10,11,12 Huntsville High (Huntsville, AL) 3 1/2 years University of Georgia (Athens, GA) I still have about 20 hours to go, but what would I be doing with a classical guitar degree anyway? 5. a: Favorite Bands and Influences? Mark Knopfler Cat Stevens Stevie Ray Vaughn Bob Marley Stevie Ray Vaughn U2 Neil Young Johny Lang BluesThese guys are not needing money but I appreciate what they do. They are making songs that move me and inspire me and I feel obligated to support it. I think we are going to see an increase in concert prices that is directly related to downloading. That sucks because they are already too high. I love Paul Simon's music but I checked into getting tickets and the cheapest nose-bleed seat was $55. The upper-middle section which still wasn't great seats was $125 and to get seats anywhere on the floor was $250. That's before all the bull-shit fees that they add on. I don't know if it's Paul Simon or Ticketmaster but that's just wrong. Paul Simon doesn't need money. He's already paid a ton of money


TFPACD, a novel bifunctional reagent for reacting with DCCD sites in proteins: studies using Escherichia coli ATP synthase.
A novel cross-linker, 1-[6-(4-azido-2,3,5,6-tetrafluorobenzamido)hexyl]-3-cyclohexylc arbodiimide (TFPACD), has been synthesized and tested by reaction with the Escherichia coli ATP Synthase (ECF1F0). The reagent has a carbodiimide as one reactive group, which is shown to react with ECF1F0 in a similar way to 1,3-dicyclohexylcarbodiimide (DCCD) and modify the beta subunit of the ECF1 part and the c subunit of the F0 part. Reaction with both the ECF1 and F0 parts of the complex inhibited ATPase activity. The second reactive group in the reagent is the photoactivatable tetrafluorophenylazide moiety. Subsequent UV photolysis of TFPACD--modified ECF1 and ECF1F0 led to generation of cross-linked products in significant yields, one between beta and alpha subunits; the second,member professional enough to realise how unprofessional it was, is just bitterly ironic.

The thing about that scene is Riker making the face at Picard when does it. Riker is such a jackass sometimes. To be honest I can’t stand that character. By far my least favorite character on this show. And as for Georgi,you think being a blind man he would be more understanding,but he is not until Guienan sets him straight. The dislike towards this character is just really surprising for these people.

Another point is I am surprised that Roddenberry even allowed this to made since everyone is supposed to like everybody else.
Do you know anything about this?

Do not know why but I always thought the name Sally Caves was a pen name. IMDB says she only


have been committed on the

same date and all named a single victim.
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       {¶6} Wallace eventually entered into a plea agreement with the state, whereby he

would plead guilty to only Counts 2 and 3, viz., kidnapping and felonious assault in

violation of R.C. 2903.11(A)(1) (knowingly causing serious physical harm) in exchange

for the state’s dismissal of the other three counts. After conducting a thorough colloquy

with Wallace, which included warning him that the offenses might not be subject to

merger, thebettors. Football (soccer) is not only the world’s most popular sport, but also the one people like to wager on the most. Basketball, American football, cricket, baseball and rugby are also popular targets for those who enjoy team sports, while tennis, the UFC, and boxing may be the most common ways of betting on individual pursuits. If you’re not a fan of wagering on your fellow human beings, horse racing also remains a popular pastime.

One thing you might not expect is that you can even bet on events that wouldn’t traditionally be defined as “athletic.” For as long as there has been online betting, there have been wagers placed on the outcomes of political races, as well as awards shows and other entertainment-based outcomes. More recently, the emerging


world of eSports – competitive video and computer games – has grown to the size and stature that attracts real money bets from gamblers around the world.

Finding Value

One of the most alluring aspects of sports betting is the fact that it’s actually possible for players to win in the long run. There is no mathematical reason why the game is guaranteed to provide a particular payout over the long run, unlike in slots or table games. Smart players can – and frequently do – show a profit throughout their betting careers.

That said, it isn’t as easy as it sounds to find value in these bets. While there’s no guarantee for the bookmakers, they do tilt their odds in their favour using what is known as the overround (or,to their fusion. Phantom data were acquired, prepared, and fused for the characterization and validation of our approach. In addition, data were acquired and doses calculated to estimate the absorbed doses to patients from the ^57^Co-backlighting, topogram fusion, and SPECT/CT approaches, respectively.

2.1. Retrospective Chart Review {#sec2.1}
-------------------------------

A retrospective review of lymphoscintigrams of 200 patients was approved by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) at U.T. M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, where the study was conducted. Although physiological processes vary from individual to individual (affecting the drainage rate and amount of Tc-99m sulfur colloid collected in an SLN), the apparent activity of the node (*A* ~*N*~) in a subset of the 200 patients reviewed was calculated using the total counts in the injection site (*N* ~IS~), the total counts in the


topogram would be 22.5 *μ*Sv. NRPB-W4 does not provide an mSv per mGy conversion from skin dose to effective dose for lateral exams. However, based on several other known acquisition techniques and configurations, it is reasonable to expect that the effective dose for the lateral topogram would be only one order of magnitude greater than the estimated dose using ^57^Co backlighting ([Table 1](#tab1){ref-type="table"}).

### 3.4.3. CT Localization {#sec3.4.3}

The effective dose to the chest for a CT scan ranged from 0.308 mSv for the lowest possible dose setting (80 kVp, 20 mAs) to 5.265 mSv for the default clinical CT scan setting (130 kVp, 90 mAs). The calculations for each dose index, the DLP, and the effective dose for each of the CT scan parameter combinations are compiled in [Table 2](#tab2){ref-type="table"}.

4. Discussion {#sec4}
=============

The fusion of aof Kelly K. Hunt, M.D., and Rosa F. Hwang, M.D., of the Department of Surgical Oncology, U.T. M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. Additional thanks go to Dave Aten for illustrating the phantom set-up ([Figure 3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}) and the faculty and staff of the Department of Nuclear Medicine, U.T. M. D. Anderson Cancer Center for their continual support of this research project, especially E. Edmund Kim, M.D. and Franklin Wong, M.D. This project was supported by Siemens Medical Solutions, USA and by the Department of Imaging Physics, U.T. M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.

![Traditional breast lymphoscintigraphy technique with ^57^Co-backlighting for localization. The four images on the left (A.I--A.IV) are emission images for a bi-lateral lymphoscintigraphic study. The current protocol for localizing sentinel nodes is to backlight the patient using a ^57^Co


affected by distortion).](IJMI2011-298102.002){#fig2}

![Phantom Setup for Breast Lymphoscintigraphy Studies. The micro spheres used to represent the lymph nodes are applied directly to the surface of the thorax phantom. 0.5 cm of thin superflab is placed over the nodes, then the chest overlay and breast phantoms are positioned. The 4.0 mL sphere used for the injection site is then embedded in a 2-3 cm thick piece of superflab that is placed on one of the breast phantoms.](IJMI2011-298102.003){#fig3}

![Measured spatial distortion of CT topogram. The error in lateral distance from isocenter (measured-true) of a point object (mammography bead) varied linearly as a function of both the lateral and coronal distance from isocenter.](IJMI2011-298102.004){#fig4}

![Accuracy of lateral distortion compensation algorithm for planar scintigram-CT topogram registration. Fused images of the original (uncompensated) scintigram and CT topogram of three buttonimages, conventional localization images, and planar scintigrams fused with CT topograms, of an anthropomorphic thorax phantom with a simulated internal mammary SLN. The current acquisition and processing workflow provides the physician with a visual comparison of the conventional and proposed method of localization. The anterior view of the scintigram-topogram fused image (a-right) provides location information for the internal mammary lymph node relative to the ribs and sternal notches.](IJMI2011-298102.006){#fig6}

######

Measured exposure and calculated CT topogram dose versus kV and mA. For topogram acquisitions, three conversion factors (Rontgen-to-mGy, backscatter factor, and skin dose-to-effective dose) are used to estimate the effective dose for several techniques of topogram acquisition.

  KV             mA      Time \[s\]


any tree $T$ on $Y$ we call $f\in Y^{{\mathbb N}}$ a [*branch*]{} of $T$ iff $\forall n: f{{\upharpoonright}}n \in T$. (Here we write $f{{\upharpoonright}}n$ for $(f(0), \ldots, f(n-1))$.)

We write $[T]$ for the set of all branches of $T$.

It is easy to see that $[T]$ is always a closed set in $Y^{{\mathbb N}}$, and that every closed set $\subseteq Y^{{\mathbb N}}$ is of the form $[T]$ for some tree $T$.

We call a tree $Y$ [*well-founded*]{} if $[T] = \emptyset$, i.e., if there is no sequence $s_0 \vartriangleleft s_1 \vartriangleleft
\cdots$ of elements of $T$.

We write ${{{\bf WF}}}$ for the set of all well-founded trees.

The class of [*analytic sets*]{} is a proper extension of the class of Borel sets. There are several possible equivalent definitions of “analytic”, for example one could choose the equivalence (1)$\Leftrightarrow$(3)a Borel set is in general not Borel.)

5.  In particular, if $C \subseteq {{\mathbb N}}^{{\mathbb N}}\times {{\mathbb N}}^{{\mathbb N}}$ is a Borel set, then the set $\{f\in {{\mathbb N}}^{{\mathbb N}}: \exists g\in {{\mathbb N}}^{{\mathbb N}}\,
         (f,g)\in C\}$ is analytic, and the set $\{f\in {{\mathbb N}}^{{\mathbb N}}: \forall g\in {{\mathbb N}}^{{\mathbb N}}\, (f,g)\in C\}$ is coanalytic.

However, while the Borel sets are closed under complements, the analytic sets are not. There are coanalytic sets which are not analytic, for example the set ${{{\bf WF}}}$.

We call a set $D \subseteq Y^X$ “complete coanalytic” iff

1.  $D$ is coanalytic

2.  For any coanalytic set $C\subseteq Y^X$ there is a continuous function $F:Y^X\to Y^X$ with $C= F^{-1}[D]$.

It is known that the set ${{\bf WF}}$ is


\{f_1,\ldots, f_n\}$?) such that $\langle B\rangle$ is not Borel?

${{\sf T}}_2$, ${{\rm Pol}}({{\sf T}}_2)$, ${{\sf T}}_1\cap {{\sf T}}_2$ and ${{\rm Pol}}({{\sf T}}_1\cap {{\sf T}}_2)$ are complete coanalytic sets.

We will define a continuous map $F$ from the set of all trees $T
      \subseteq {{\mathbb N}}^{<{{\mathbb N}}}$ into ${{\sf T}}_1$ such that

> for all $T $: $T$ is wellfounded iff $F(T)\in {{\sf T}}_2$.

Let $\{s_n:n\in {{\mathbb N}}\}$ enumerate all finite sequences of natural numbers, with $ s_k\vartriangleleft s_n \Rightarrow k<n$.

For any tree $T \subseteq \{s_n:n\in {{\mathbb N}}\}$ let $F(T)$ be defined as follows: $$F(T)(k,n) = \KNUTHcases { p(k,n) & if $k<n$ and $s_k,s_n\in T$,
      $s_k\vartriangleleft s_n$\cr
            0   & otherwise\cr
}$$

Now  {{\sf T}}_2$, and:\
For every analytic clone $C\subseteq {{\sf T}}_2$ there is $i< \omega_1$ such that $C\subseteq C_i$.

In other words: There is an increasing family of $\aleph_1$ many analytic clones below ${{\sf T}}_2$ such that every analytic clone below ${{\sf T}}_2$ is covered by a clone from the family.

A similar representation can be found for ${{\rm Pol}}({{\sf T}}_2)$, ${{\sf T}}_1\cap {{\sf T}}_2$, etc.

By \[bound\](1), we can find an increasing family of Borel sets $(B_i:i<\omega_1)$ such that ${{\sf T}}_2=\bigcup_i B_i$. Clearly each clone $\langle B_i\rangle$ is analytic. By the boundedness theorem (\[bound\](2)) we know that for all $i$ there is $j$ with $\langle B_i\rangle \subseteq B_j$. Let $h:\omega_1\to \omega_1$ be continuous and strictly increasing such that $\forall i: \langle
B_i\rangle \subseteq B_{f(i)}$. Now the family $\{B_i: f(i)=i\}$ is as


When I hear the phrase “on the edge,” the irresistible image is the proverbial lemmings marching resolutely to the cliff.

For the first time in history, humans are now poised to destroy the prospects for decent existence, and much of life. The rate of species destruction today is at about the level of 65 million years ago, when a major catastrophe, probably a huge asteroid, ended the age of the dinosaurs, opening the way for mammals to proliferate. The difference is that today we are the asteroid, and the way will very likely be opened to beetles and bacteria when we have done our work.

Geologists break up the history of the planet into eras of relative stability. The Pleistocene, lasting several million years, was following by the Holocene aboutlots of cameras and checking the back facing one to see if the train reached the platform should be priority if un sure provided its possible to do so?

All stations can manage a 7 coach on at least one platform except the branch lines and Waterford line (Kilkenny).


so, yes, YES, YES -- more please.Especially trees!Especially tea!

First of all brilliant work, the talent of the people here never fails to amaze me.I think everyone relying on creativity and inspiration in their work are bound to experience the block. Especially if you begin to consciously observe the level of your work.Or when you become picky like I did . To refuse to work on anything but pure inspiration. I haven't written anything in months, but yesterday I just started writing and I found it in the text. I'm happy .

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And Seeker, Littlepig, your words are wonderful and I agree so much with you. Sometimes I think people just don't notice all the amazing details, like the light and the shadows. The everyday life is filled with theco-localizes with 70% of RNA foci detected in patient cerebellum. The authors went further to show that hnRNPH sequestration in RNA foci decreases the alternative splicing of TARBP2, a known RNA target of hnRNPH, implying the loss of hnRNPH function. It has also been demonstrated that hnRNP H co-localizes with RNA foci in NSC34 and HeLa cells (Rossi et al., [@B55]).

### PUR-α

Pur-α plays an essential role in FXTAS and bind to CGG repeats, along with hnRNPA2/B1 (Jin et al., [@B29]). Pur α, Pur β, and Pur γ were the most interacting RBPs in mouse spinal cord lysates (Xu et al., [@B70]). Pur α binds G4C2 repeats in a dose dependent manner and modulates the toxicity of the G4C2 RNA foci in mammal and Drosophila models. However, co-localization of


Pur-α and RNA foci was confirmed by some groups (Sareen et al., [@B56]; Xu et al., [@B70]; Rossi et al., [@B55]), but not by other groups (Donnelly et al., [@B15]; Lee et al., [@B35]). It has been shown that Pur-α rescued repeat induced cell death and knock-down of Pur-α in Neuro2a cells resulted in increased cytotoxicity (Xu et al., [@B70]). Rossi et al. ([@B55]) recently showed that Pur-α form nuclear and cytoplasmic puncta in NSC34 and HeLa cells expressing (G4C2)31 repeat. These puncta co-localized occasionally with RNA foci in the nucleus, but in the cytoplasm it is co-localized with stress-granule marker, demonstrating the mislocalization of RBPs to stress granules in C9-FTD/ALS.

### ADARB2

Donnelly et al. ([@B15]) employed a human proteome array and showed that adenosine deaminase RNA-specific, B2 (ADARB2)passenger arrival rate is slow enough to avoid overcrowding.

The BRMRSU exhibits a Bose-Einstein-condensation-like phenomenon which has been observed earlier in the TASEP and in the NaSch model when quenched random hopping rates are associated with the particles [@evansbe; @krug; @ktitarev]. However, unlike the stable Bose-Einstein-condensed states observed at sufficiently low densities in the TASEP (and in the NaSch model) with random hopping rates, those in the BRMRSU are metastable. The main characteristic of the spatially-inhomogeneous Bose-Einstein-condensed state is the existence of a macroscopically long gap in front of a cluster of vehicles led by the slowest one. In finite systems, for small $\lambda$ ($\lambda$ is the rate of passenger arrival at a bus stop), the bus clusters (or, equivalently, the gaps between clusters) in the BRMRSU exhibit interesting


the NaSch model is to unravel its connections to the BRM. For this purpose, we only need the NaSch model only with $v_{max}=1$. [*Thus in what follows, by the NaSch model, we shall mean NaSch model with $v_{max}=1$, unless explicitly stated otherwise*]{}.

BRM with parallel and random-sequential updatings
-------------------------------------------------

In the BRM [@evans] each of the lattice sites represents a bus stop and these stops are labeled by an index $i$ ($i = 1,2,...,L$) [@evans]. In each step of updating, each bus attempts to hop from one stop to the next. Note that in the TASEP and the NaSch model one can label the lattice sites by the index $i$ ($i = 1,2,...,L$) and describe the state of each of the sites by associating a variable $\sigma_i$ with it; $\sigma_i =$\tau$ dependence, depends on parameters $c, \alpha, \beta,
\Lambda.$

In fig.\[cvecv\] we show these analytic results for three different values of $\Lambda$ and two different values of densities $c$. At sufficiently low density of buses, there is hardly any difference between the 2-cluster estimate and the simple mean field estimate of the TH distribution (see fig.\[cvecv\](a)). However, with the increase of the density of the buses, the difference between these two estimates increases (see fig.\[cvecv\](b)).

As noted earlier, the TH distribution in the BRMPU changes continuously with the variation of $\lambda$; the results for $\lambda = 0$ and $\lambda = 1$ are identical to those in the NaSch model with $q = \alpha$ and $q = \beta$, respectively.

In fig. \[ana\] we compare the 2-cluster analytic estimate of the TH distribution


this turns out to be the case, then the model of kinetics appropriate to our simulations is model C [@modelc] in the Halperin- Hohenberg classification scheme of critical dynamics.

Let us define the correlation function $${\cal C}(r,t) = \biggl[\frac{1}{L} \sum_{i=1}^L \sigma_i(t) \sigma_{i+r}(t) - c^2 \biggr]
\label{eq-cf}$$ where $t = 0$ corresponds to the initial state. The symbol $\biggl[.\biggr]$ indicates average over random initial conditions. By definition, ${\cal C}(r,t)$ vanishes in the absence of any correlation in the occupation of the sites by the buses. Also at any time $t$, ${\cal C}(r=0,t) = c(1-c).$ This correlation function has been calculated earlier for the NaSch model analytically for $v_{max} = 1$ [@as99] and numerically for higher values of $v_{max}$. However, the nature of this correlation function in the BRMPU is expectedIn the NaSch model the motion of the vehicles from one cell to the next is described on a time scale which is roughly the reaction time of each driver. In contrast, the lattice constant in the BRM is of the order of the distance between successive stops on the bus route. Thus, each time step corresponds to a much longer real time than that in the NaSch model. In other words, the interactions of the buses with the traffic, on its way from one stop to the next, are included in the BRM models only through the phenomenological rate constant $\alpha$. It would be interesting to extend the bus route models further by including the interaction between a bus and other vehicles as it moves from one


noted that there are practical issues associated with this kind of growth and this presents both challenges and opportunities. An example is that embedded processing solutions must get smaller. He talked about one of their current ARM-based 32 bit controllers that he says moves them closer to the notion of digital dust. The development of this device came from one of their customers who wanted a wireless device that was small enough to fit into the size of a pill and had to have a similar cost. This would allow less invasive diagnostics.

He noted that these devices are enabling new markets, such as smart meters that monitor usage and improve distribution. These can link to home gateways that manage heating and light control, appliances and security systems andcan intelligently monitor and adjust themselves. They can add to efficiency and make life more enjoyable. He gave some examples of the types of things they might be able to do – many of them that have been available to hobbyists for quite a while already.

Like Wally, Gregg used the automotive industry of an example of how this type of technology has been adopted and called it the ultimate mobile device. The next step is vehicle to vehicle communications that will enhance safety. However, the example he gave also shows the potential problems with this types of system. He suggested that as you are sitting at a light and the light turns green, your car is communicating with other cars and a car that has sped up to


Development and application of a database of food ingredient fraud and economically motivated adulteration from 1980 to 2010.
Food ingredient fraud and economically motivated adulteration are emerging risks, but a comprehensive compilation of information about known problematic ingredients and detection methods does not currently exist. The objectives of this research were to collect such information from publicly available articles in scholarly journals and general media, organize into a database, and review and analyze the data to identify trends. The results summarized are a database that will be published in the US Pharmacopeial Convention's Food Chemicals Codex, 8th edition, and includes 1305 records, including 1000 records with analytical methods collected from 677 references. Olive oil, milk, honey, and saffron were the most common targets for adulteration reported in scholarly journals,<?php

	class TestTimberUser extends Timber_UnitTestCase {

		function testIDDataType() {
			$uid = $this->factory->user->create(array('display_name' => 'James Marshall'));
			$user = new Timber\User($uid);
			$this->assertEquals('integer', gettype($user->id));
			$this->assertEquals('integer', gettype($user->ID));
		}

		function testInitWithID(){
			$uid = $this->factory->user->create(array('display_name' => 'Baberaham Lincoln'));
			$user = new TimberUser($uid);
			$this->assertEquals('Baberaham Lincoln', $user->name);
			$this->assertEquals($uid, $user->id);
		}

		function testInitWithSlug(){
			$uid = $this->factory->user->create(array('display_name' => 'Tito Bottitta', 'user_login' => 'mbottitta'));
			$user = new TimberUser('mbottitta');
			$this->assertEquals('Tito Bottitta', $user->name);
			$this->assertEquals($uid, $user->id);
		}

		function testPostWithBlankUser() {
			$post_id = wp_insert_post(
			    [ 'post_title' => 'Baseball'
			    , 'post_content' => 'is fine, I guess'
			    , 'post_status' => 'publish'
			    ]);
			$post = new Timber\Post($post_id);
			$template = '{{ post.title }} by {{ post.author }}';
			$str = Timber::compile_string($template, array('post' => $post));
			$this->assertEquals('Baseball by', trim($str));
		}

		function testUserCapability() {
			$uid = $this->factory->user->create(array('display_name' => 'Tito Bottitta', 'user_login' => 'mbottitta', 'role' => 'editor'));
			$user = new Timber\User('mbottitta');
			$this->assertTrue($user->can('edit_posts'));
			$this->assertFalse($user->can('activate_plugins'));
		}

		function testUserRole() {
			$uid = $this->factory->user->create(array('display_name' => 'Tito Bottitta', 'user_login' => 'mbottitta', 'role' => 'editor'));
			$user = new Timber\User('mbottitta');
			$this->assertArrayHasKey('editor', $user->roles());
		}

		function testDescription()


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hematoxylin and eosin staining. Germ cell apoptosis was assessed with a TUNEL assay and DNA staining. Co-localization of NOS activity was measured with a polyclonal antibody to endothelial NOS. Impaired spermatogenesis was observed in Hoxa 11 knockout mice. Testis/body weight ratios were decreased in this group at weeks 6 and 7, while body weights were unchanged. Germ cell apoptosis was significantly higher in the knockout group compared to wild-type controls. Co-localization was observed between endothelial NOS activity and apoptotic cells, while mice treated with L-NAME demonstrated improved spermatogenesis and attenuated apoptosis. Apoptosis and NOS reactivity appeared to co-localize in the seminiferous tubules in the Hoxa 11 knockout mouse model. Treatment with the NOS inhibitor L-NAME attenuated apoptosis and improved spermatogenesis. This finding suggests that early treatment might serveHe also dethroned the oligarchs and installed his own clan, instituting the regime of a mafia state. After a dozen years of this, a critical number of Russians seemed to grow fed up with the daily experience of corruption and the routine mockery of the remaining rituals of democracy. In December 2011, following rigged parliamentary elections, the country erupted in protest. Hundreds of thousands came out in nearly a hundred cities across the country. People of all ages and socioeconomic classes took part in the demonstrations, but the public face of those protests were white-collar workers in their twenties. Perhaps they were the generation Russia had been waiting for.

In response, the government cracked down. As soon as Putin was inaugurated for his third term as president, he introduced


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How is Flutter paving the way for Fuchsia?

Flutter is an open-source, cross-platform mobile app development framework. Flutter is intended to help developers build attractive apps with a native app experience from a single codebase.

Although cross-platform app development is nothing new but emphasizing on speed and developer control is what makes Flutter unique.

Flutter offers unified toolkit and faster development experience by integrating with the development environment of your choice such as Android Studio, Visual Studio Code, Xcode, etc.

Flutter currently supports iOS and Android app development with support for desktop coming in the future.

Flutter differentiates itself from React Native and Xamarin by offering consistency across the platform. It means that a Flutter app developed using Material Design will look exactly similar in both iOSAct in 1946 (5 U.S.C.A. 1001 et seq.; 60 Stat. 237).  This Act sets forth the basic formalities to be followed in every case of adjudication required by statute (5 U.S.C.A. 1004; Sec. 5 of the A.P.A.).  The function and authority of officers presiding at the hearings, together with such other matters as the burden of proof, the right to cross examination, and the components of the record for decision, are detailed in Sec. 7 (5 U.S.C.A. 1006).  Among those things mentioned as within the powers of a presiding officer is the authority to 'administer oaths and affirmations'.  Section 8 prescribes the steps to be taken in the rendering of the initial decision by the presiding officer and the review of it by the


violated, is without basis in law.

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It has been decided that a charge of perjury may be based upon false statements given at a hearing held pursuant to administrative regulations.  In the language of Mr. Justice Whitaker, speaking for the Court in United States v. Hvass, 1958, 355 U.S. 570, 575, 78 S.Ct. 501, 504, 2 L.Ed.2d 496, 'The phrase 'a law of the United States,' as used in the perjury statute, is not limited to statutes, but includes as well Rules and Regulations which have been lawfully authorized and have a clear legislative base'.  See also 3 Wharton Criminal Law (Anderson Ed. 1957), Sec. 1318, page 685; United States v. Smull, 1915, 236 U.S. 405, 35 S.Ct. 349, 59 L.Ed. 641; United States v. Morehead, 1917,Goins v. United States, 4 Cir., 1938, 99 F.2d 147; 41 Am.Jur., 'Perjury', Sec. 67, p. 37.  As to the procurement or inducement, however, this element of the crime of subornation need not be so corroborated.  Catrino v. United States, 9 Cir., 1949, 176 F.2d 884, 888, 41 Am.Jur., 'Perjury', Sec. 78, p. 43; Culwell v. United States, 5 Cir., 1952, 194 f.2d 808, 812; Doan v. United States, 9 Cir., 1953, 202 F.2d 674.

32
The general rule that one may not be convicted on the uncorroborated testimony of an accomplice does not apply to procuring or inducing the perjury, as the suborner and the suborned are not accomplices:

33
'* * * So far as the rule requiring corroboration of the evidence of an accomplice is concerned as


the effort to substitute the identify and name of the deceased John George Sitaras for that of Kostatos.

35
Defendant points to Eleftherios Sitaras' testimony in which he admitted that he lied for Kostatos, and argues that this testimony shows that it was not the defendant who procured Eleftherios Sitaras' perjury, but this argument is without merit.  It is true that, after detailing conversations with the defendant in which this witness, Sitaras, claimed that the defendant had pleaded with him to swear that Kostatos was John George Sitaras, this same witness admitted, on cross-examination, that he refused defendant's request to testify falsely at the deportation hearing but did so because of the pleas of Kostatos himself.  But his testimony shows that it was the defendant who brought himthe defendant guilty?'

37
As to (1) above, it appears from the record that the fact that the defendant had been tried in Philadelphia was injected into this case by the defense after a warning by the Court and after defense counsel answered, 'We'll take that chance, Your Honor'.  In fact, defense counsel used the Philadelphia trial as the basis of his argument to the jury that his client was being persecuted.  Following the delivery of the charge, defendant's attorney said that he had 'nothing much of an exception', but that he was not in complete agreement as to the Judge's interpretation of nolo contendere.  The Judge replied, 'If I haven't made that clear, I will be glad to do it, if you will tell me how


that he instructed him how he should testify.

45
'It is enough if the lawyer, the defendant, in this case, knows that the testimony that the witness is going to give is not true and knows that the witness knows it, and still puts him on the stand to give it and causes and induces him to do it.'

46
Defense counsel excepted, explaining in the following language:

47
'I mean the answer to the Foreman's question, I feel it should be, that it is only subornation of perjury when the person who is charged with subornation of perjury causes, induces or instructs the person to so testify.

48
'Mere knowing that the person has testified or would testify unlawfully or commit perjury is not subornation of perjury.'

49
However, throughout the Judge's charge he defined subornation offor others to support that story knowing it to be false; or on the other hand whether George Kostatos made up the story himself and did not see George Petite until after he had told the story once to the Immigration and Naturalization Service when he made the statement on October 23rd and that he deceived Petite into believing that it was true.

51
Viewing the charge as a whole, and looking at the entire answer to the jury's question, the conclusion is inescapable that the jury received an accurate, complete and impartial explanation of the necessary elements of the crime of subornation of perjury and could not have been misled or confused thereby to the defendant's prejudice.

52
Certain assignments of error in the admission of evidence are based upon the


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required [the hospital] to have monitored Palacios more closely, restrained him more

securely, or done something else entirely.”21 With this statement comes the implicit

contention that the Palacioses’ expert report could not have adequately established the

standard of care through a bare assertion that the standard of care mandated that patients

be safeguarded from falling out of bed—for this assertion would not provide any insight as

to what exactly the hospital should have done, but failed to do, to uphold the standard of

care. Such a bare assertion is similar to that proffered by the Ruizes’ expert report.

       The Ruizes’ expert report states that Guerrero failed to protect the phrenic nerve,

which goes against a standard of care mandating that the nerve


unilateral contract, thus there was a legally binding obligation to employ Ms Holloway.

Footnote: Although Holloway won the battle of whether there was a legally binding employment contract, she at the same time lost the war, as the Court of Appeal ruled that the Employment Court had no jurisdiction to hear such a case in the first place, leaving Holloway having to refile her claim via the District Court instead.

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Category:1994 in case law \int d^2 k_T \frac{k_T^2}{M^2} \, g_{1T}(x,k_T^2) -xg_T (x) +\frac{m}{M} h_1 (x) + x \widetilde{g}_{T} (x) = 0  ,$$ where we also included a $qgq$ term, $\widetilde{g}_{T}$, from the covariant derivative and a term, $m \, h_1$, from the quark mass appearing in the EoM. To obtain a WW relation we now merge the information from the LIR and EoM relation such as to eliminate the TMD moment. We have, $$\label{WWg21}
%g_T(x) =  \int _x^1 \frac{dy}{y} g_1(x) + \tilde{g}_T(x) + \hat{g}_T(x) ,
g_T = \int_x^1 \frac{dy}{y} g_1  + \frac{m}{M} \left( \frac{1}{x} h_1 -\int_x^1 \frac{dy}{y^2 } h_1 \right) + \left( \widetilde{g}_{T} -\int_x^1 \frac{dy}{y} \widetilde{g}_{T} \right) +\int_x^1 \frac{dy}{y} \widehat{g}_{T}$$ Eq.(\[WWg21\]) involves twist two and twist three Parton Distribution Functions (PDFs) plus two distinct $qgq$ terms. [^5]


OAM as, $$\begin{aligned}
  L^{JM}(x) - L^{Ji}(x) =
{\cal M}_{F_{14} } - \left. {\cal M}_{F_{14} } \right|_{v=0}  = - \int_x^1  dy \, {\cal A}_{F_{14} }(y)  .
\label{JMJi}\end{aligned}$$ (we likewise obtains the analogous relation for ${\cal A}_{G_{11} } $).

We conclude that an experimental determination of the difference between JM and Ji OAM, described by ${\cal A}_{F_{14} } $, is possible only by measuring separately the GPDs $\widetilde{E}_{2T}$, $H$ and $E$, and the GTMD $F_{14}$, using Eq.(\[eq:LIRviolf14\]). GTMD measurements are much harder because of the number of variables involved: the proposed reactions, to date, can be considered only at a speculative level [@Hagiwara:2017fye; @Bhattacharya:2017bvs]. GTMDs can be, however, evaluated in lattice QCD calculations [@Engelhardt:2017miy]. Notwithstanding, an important spin-off from our study is that we solve the questionof the above described, basic corkscrew. One such variation, popularly known as the "Ah So" (TM), substitutes two thin, parallel flattened prongs for the basic spiral-shaped element. The pointed ends of the metallic prongs are positioned between the inside neck of the bottle and the cork and the "Ah So" is gently rocked back and forth with downwardly applied pressure until the two prongs have moved downwardly between the sides of the bottle and the cork. The user then twists the handle, while pulling upwardly, and the cork is thereby removed between the two prongs.
Other prior art corkscrews include pressurized devices designed to remove the corks with air or gas pressure, and machine-based, lever driven corkscrews.
Improper storage of wine bottles may cause the corks to become dry and


from Sigma-Alrich (USA), were added at the indicated concentrations. The juglone stock was always prepared fresh and at 1000x concentration. For acrylamide, a 30% 30:1 acrylamide:bis-acrylamide solution was used.

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L4, or adult worms, were placed on OP50-vio lawn as prepared above. After 1--4 days the accumulation of purple bacteria in the gut lumen was observed. Worms were washed twice in a small volume of sterile water directly on the NGM plates then moved to 1.5 ml Eppendorf tubes with 200 μl of autoclaved water. The worms were broken open using a motorized pestle, and the resulting suspension was diluted (10^−2^ and 10^−3^) using sterile water and spread out on a LB plate containing kanamycin. After incubation at 30 °C overnight, the number ofbar = 100 μm.

Violacein also imparted serious consequences to the adult worm. When adults were exposed to violacein overnight, we observed its accumulation in the intestine, along with distension of the gut lumen and general intestinal morphology defects (Fig. [2A,B](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}), which is similar with previous reports^[@CR10]^. Worms showed a smaller and shriveled appearance in general.Figure 2Violacein induces multiple defects in the adult hermaphrodite mothers. (**A**,**B**) Adult nematodes exposed to violacein develop intestinal defects. (**A**) shows OP50-fed worms and (**B**) shows worms fed OP50-vio. Intestinal walls (black arrows) are thinner and lumen width (white arrows) is wider in OP50-vio exposed adult animals. (**C**) Adult hermaphrodite mothers in OP50-vio display late-stage eggs within their body. (**D**) Internally hatched larvae worms inside a dead mother's remaining cuticle in OP50-vio. Black scale bar indicate


of violacein-induced death (Fig. [3A](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). This is not to say that this is the only form of toxicity, though, as the survival rates with FUDR treatment were still much lower for worms grown on OP50-vio than normal OP50 (Fig. [3A](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). Thus, violacein-induced death is due to both internal hatching and general toxicity.Figure 3Violacein shortens lifespan independent of internal hatching and intestinal colonization. (**A**) Survival of *C. elegans* adults in OP50-vio treated with or without FUDR treatment. *C. elegans* worms normally die within 5--6 days on OP50-vio due to internal hatching, but worms treated with the sterilizing agent FUDR can survive up to 20 days. Representative graph from 3 trials; n ranges from 50 to 136. (**B**) Violacein accumulates in the intestine of both OP50-vio and UV-killed OP50-vio cultured worms, indicatingor
      otherwise alter liability coverage under the policy solely
      because the injured person making a claim is the named
      insured in the policy or residing in the household with the
      named insured.
   In June 2017, Shelter brought a declaratory action seeking to
declare that partial household exclusions are permissible under
Nebraska law. The district court determined that § 60-310
unambiguously forbade only reductions or alterations in cov-
erage that result in the coverage for the insured, relative, or
household member’s falling below the mandatory minimums
described in the first sentence of the statute. The court declined
to consider the legislative history concerning the 2013 change
to § 60-310, which added the language “limit, reduce,


types of liability coverage afforded in an auto-
mobile liability policy. From its plain meaning, it follows that
where, as we have already determined, “automobile liabil-
ity policy” includes all policies with coverage of at least
25/50/25, the second sentence of § 60-310 clearly prohibits any
“exclu[sions], limit[ations], reduc[tions], or . . . alter[ations]”
to the policy’s liability coverage “solely because the injured
person making a claim is the named insured in the policy or
residing in the household with the named insured.”
   We hold that § 60-310 applies to policies both with cover-
age limits at the minimum required by law and with coverage
limits above the minimum required by law and that it prohib-
its both exclusions that seek to completely exclude liability
coverage for an injured insured or household member and
exclusions that seek to limit,this
matter for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.
For the foregoing reasons, the judgment of the district court

18
     See Introducer’s Statement of Intent, L.B. 316, Committee on Banking,
     Commerce and Insurance, 103d Leg., 1st Sess. (Feb. 11, 2013).
19
     Committee on Banking, Commerce and Insurance Hearing, L.B. 316, 103d
     Leg., 1st Sess. (Feb. 11, 2013).
20
     Floor Debate, L.B. 316, 103d Leg., 1st Sess. (Mar. 01, 2013).
21
     Floor Debate, L.B. 316, 103d Leg., 1st Sess. (Mar. 28, 2013).


is plain and unambiguous in
prohibiting provisions in an automobile liability policy that
exclude, limit, reduce, or alter liability coverage solely because
the claimant is the named insured or resides in the named
insured’s household, I concur in the result reached here.

9
    See, e.g., id. (holding exclusions in uninsured and underinsured motorist
    coverage for vehicles owned or regularly used by named insured or any
    resident of their household do not violate public policy as expressed by
    Legislature because exclusions mirror statutory provisions). See, also,
    Neb. Rev. Stat. § 44‑6407(2) (Reissue 2010) (defining uninsured or
    underinsured motor vehicle to exclude vehicles “[o]wned by, furnished, or
    available for the regular use of theof characteristic curves from $\quad du=0 \quad\to\quad u=c_1$
Second family of characteristic curves from $\quad \frac{dx}{1}=\frac{dy}{xy} \quad\to\quad \frac{x^2}{2}-\ln|y|=c_2$
Third family of characteristic curves from $\quad\frac{dx}{1}=\frac{dz}{2x^2z\ln|z|} \quad\to\quad \frac{2}{3}x^3-\ln|\ln|z||=c_3 $
General solution of the PDE expressed on the form of implicit equation :
$$\Phi\left(u\:\:,\:\: \frac{x^2}{2}-\ln|y| \:\:,\:\: \frac{2}{3}x^3-\ln|\ln|z|| \right)=0$$
$\Phi$ is any differentiable function of three variables.
Or equivalently, general solution of the PDE on explicit form :
$$u(x,y,z)=\text{F}\left(  \frac{x^2}{2}-\ln|y| \:\:,\:\: \frac{2}{3}x^3-\ln|\ln|z|| \right)$$
F is any differentiable function of two variables.


I was more a suburban rebellious kid who only listened to punk. He turned me on to Bauhaus and I showed him Nofx. Later he worked for Fat Wreck Chords, the label started by Nofx’s Fat Mike. From then on it was mainly him exposing me to new music as he got more and more involved in the industry. He began taking photos while working for CMJ and showed an immense gift for visual compositions, and the marriage between music and photography was a natural one. I think Drew would have made a really great musician, or painter, or businessperson, he really could have been great at anything. Someday the world may know of his musical compositions, which are also amazing. But once he settled on photography helikely possible scenario _even if life
is common._

~~~
mcv
Even if it takes a colony 10,000 years before it's ready to colonise, a
billion years is a lot of time. If each colony spawns a new colony every
10,000 years, that's enough to colonise the galaxy.

But it's entirely possible that colonies don't feel such an urge to spread. We
may feel it because our planet is fairly densely populated, but a high-tech
colony with all the education and medical tech to not require large families,
might grow so slowly that their planet will never feel cramped.

------
millstone
> Humans have, to date, seen no sign of any extraterrestrial civilization.

We do not know that and it may very well be false.

Yeast was known of and observed for thousands of years, but was not discovered
to be life until the 1800s.


liked this, you might enjoy "Light of the Same", which examines the
Drake equation and seti in the light of all the planets that have been
discovered.

[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36236156-light-of-the-
st...](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36236156-light-of-the-stars)

------
mooreds
I wonder if the availability of fossil fuels is the great filter? My
understanding is that all that plant matter didn't decay only because fungi
hadn't evolved thr ability to break it down, and thus fossil fuels are a one
time burst of energy that isn't going to ever be available again.

~~~
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Do you have a citation for this understanding? I hadn't heard this before so I
did a brief search and found [0], but this seems to apply just to coal which
goes through a lignite phase during its formation [1]. I'm not familiar the
details of how other fossil fuels are formed, but I was under the impression
it usuallythat obey commands, the mysterious Dr. El, and something called a whatzit that promises to bring the ogres lots of kids to eat. This book is exciting and explores worlds very different from our own, but it should also make you laugh. If you’re looking for something magical with a sense of humor, check out this book!

Elsa can’t sleep and she finds her grandmother sitting up. Grandma Dounia tells the story of her childhood in France. Her life was pretty normal, with a best friend and a boy they both had a crush on. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, people start treating her different because she is Jewish. To survive, Dounia must stay hidden and separated from her parents and everything she knows. This graphic novel tells one


and big scale tricks or cons like the “Blitz at the Fitz” or incidents like the “Mid-day PDA.” But for the past four months, things have been different. After his last con blew up, he’s decided to stay on the straight and narrow. That was until he found out that Keith Sinclair is planning on running for student council president against Gabby de la Cruz, Jackson’s former best friend/almost girlfriend who kind of hates him right now. Jackson knows he shouldn’t get involved, but Keith is known for playing dirty, and he has the greedy principal on his side. So Jackson gets together a group of students, each talented at something different, to make sure the election goes according to plan. And if Jackson wins back Gabby’s respectdirector of the program on race, ethnicity and the economy at the Economic Policy Institute.

Besides being groundbreaking for its depiction of class issues, “Roseanne” was heralded for showcasing actors (Barr and Goodman) who were overweight. The New York Times review of the show’s pilot included the following (cringe-inducing) line: “Together Roseanne and Dan are a fetching pair of chubbies who think, with ample justification, that they’re pretty cute.”

“ While in 1990, no state had an obesity rate equal to or above15%, these days no state has an obesity rate below 20%, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. ”

While these kinds of harsh attitudes to people who are overweight may or may not have changed since 1988, there’s been far more research into the effects of


side left windows and bombs.

The Chilean Air force operated the HU-16 Albatross in the years 60-70, and used them on maritime surveillance, anti-submarine patrols and search and rescue operations. Homebased at Grupo 2, Quintero.
In the sixties, some of this planes operated in the Chilean Antarctic Territory, from Caleta Péndulo, Pedro Aguirre Cerda air force base, located in Deception island, before the base resulted destroyed by a volcanic eruption.
Created by:Marcel Ritzema & Udo Entenmann for FS98
Adapted to CFS1 and repainted by: Edmundo Abad
Converted to CFS1 and repainted as HU-16 FACH #568.
I have included a damage profile for use with CFS1, with armament:
2 x 0.30 machine gun in the side windows, rockets and bombs (depth charges).

The Cessna L-19/O-1 Bird Dog is a liaison and observation aircraft.
This light observation plane sawFoundation.
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the required route crossed two controlled access freeways. As was his custom dad asked a neighbor to look after the house and gave him the phone number where the family would be staying. He asked the neighbor to call if anything were to occur.

Two days into the vacation his neighbor called and informed him that his cat was hanging around the front door. Dad called the vet and confirmed that Kit Kat had escaped. When he contacted the neighbor and explained what happened his neighbor offered to return Kit Kat to the vet and dad thanked him. Another two days passed and the neighbor called my dad again, Kit Kat was back! He offered to put out food and water for the cat until the family would return41
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859
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3, 7
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2, 31, 1427
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5, 13
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3, 5
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2, 31, 157
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2, 3, 5, 859
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523
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7, 769
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2, 8731
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2, 197
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2, 5, 23
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2, 5, 67
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13, 47
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2, 3163
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3, 31
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2, 15217
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7, 983
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2, 3
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431
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3, 7, 43
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3, 937
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2381
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9967
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List theto a twenty-year term of imprisonment.  Howard is currently serving this sentence at the Danville Correctional Center in Danville, Illinois.  On direct appeal, Howard challenged the sufficiency of the indictment.  The Illinois Appellate Court affirmed the conviction.  Thereafter, Howard filed a petition for leave to appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court, raising the same claim.  This petition was denied.

3
Howard filed a pro se post-conviction petition with the Circuit Court of Cook County, claiming ineffective assistance of appellate counsel for failure to raise the following claims on direct appeal:  (1) medical expert testimony should have been excluded from evidence because it was inaccurate and contrary to accepted medical theory;  (2) the prosecution improperly elicited evidence of other crimes attributable to Howard;


staining indicates that the fungicidal effect is a result of cytoplasmic membrane damage and subsequent leakage of intracellular components such as DNA. Also, concentrations bellow the MIC value caused a marked reduction in the percentage of germ tube formation for C. albicans strains. A synergetic effect between coriander oil and amphotericin B was also obtained for C. albicans strains, while for C. tropicalis strain only an additive effect was observed. This study describes the antifungal activity of coriander essential oil on Candida spp., which could be useful in designing new formulations for candidosis treatment.People v Conyers, 52 N.Y.2d 454). The Trial Judge reserved decision and the first trial continued.
During summation, the prosecutor stated on three occasions that the facts were "uncontroverted." The Trial Judge sustained an objection to the word "uncontroverted," stating that "[i]t is not a good word to use" because it "[g]ives rise to an implication that is improper." The defendants renewed their motion for a mistrial, which was denied. However, the court noted that it was still technically holding in reserve the earlier mistrial motion, made after cross-examination of the codefendant.
*92After the jury rendered its verdict of guilt against both defendants, the Trial Judge acted. The court vacated the verdict because of the persistent prosecutorial misconduct in the cross-examination of the codefendant relating to postarrest silence and the


as well as antibiotic treatment was done immediately. However, the lower legs weakness became severe and a lumbar spine MRI revealed T11-L4 epidural abscesses and L2-3 intervertebral space pus formation. Then, the patient was transfered to our Neurosurgical Ward for further treatment. His postoperative condition improved in both lower legs. This case report is to enhance the recognition and treatment of spinal epidural abscess, a rare affliction.will be a consultation period to establish how the changes to abortion law will work.

So for the moment, it is not clear if the law in Northern Ireland will become the same as elsewhere in the UK.

This article was updated on 30 October 2019 to provide clarification on a number of points.


provided the initial money to invest, and the power of investing and compound interest caused that money to

Second, frugality helps you to survive on a lower income, such as when you’re getting a degree or transitioning to a new career. Again, without using frugal strategies, it’s very difficult for the average American living paycheck to paycheck to be able to pull off these things. Frugal choices make it possible.

So, undoubtedly, frugality plays a big role in financial turnarounds.

But what about when the financial turnaround is in high gear? Maybe you have a lot in your retirement account, or maybe you’ve just landed a great-paying job after some lean years. Isn’t frugality a strategy that you drop at that point now that you have the resources to live large?

If- -7. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 3 and l.
3
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7
Let q = 472 - 465. Let z be 558/8 - (-2)/8. Suppose g + g = z. What is the highest common factor of g and q?
7
Let q(v) = 6*v - 10. Let b be q(5). Let o = 6 + 54. Calculate the highest common factor of o and b.
20
Let o be ((-171)/18 + 11)/(9/13200). What is the greatest common divisor of 20 and o?
20
Suppose -r + 9 + 4 = 0. Suppose -2*w + w + 18 = 0. Let a = 125 + w. Calculate the greatest common factor of a and r.
13
Let


What is the highest common divisor of 27 and a?
27
Let s = 101 + -81. What is the highest common divisor of s and 5?
5
Let r be 10/(2*(-3 - -4)). Let h = 14 - 2. Suppose -k + 4 = r*n + 20, -2*k + n + h = 0. What is the greatest common factor of 36 and k?
4
Let i be (2340/(-3 - -9))/((-12)/(-112)). Calculate the greatest common divisor of 20 and i.
20
Let f = 23 + -47. Let c be 16/f + (-40)/(-6). What is the greatest common divisor of c and 18?
6
Suppose 0 = 4*h - 5*v - 63, -4*v - 5 = 4*h - 77. What is the highest common factor of h and 731?
17
Let u = -498 - -740. What is thea latent electrostatic charge pattern on an image-bearing support surface. In the charged areas, the toner particles are separated from the triboelectrically attracted carrier particles by the stronger forces associated with the electrostatic image. However, in the uncharged areas, no toner particles are deposited because the toner particles remain physically attracted to the carrier particles. Developing systems using two component developer mixtures have a number of detractive aspects including a high cost of manufacture, the need to maintain the ratio of the developer mixture within narrow limits, a tendency for the mixture to agglomerate and a limitation as to the form of image produced, i.e., negative or positive.
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Survivor - Eye of 7 Nov 2013 Mr. Gensler, summoning into his office a pregnant speechwriter at the agency whose due date was Friday, asked her what she thought of the deadline. .. That rating doesnâ€™t reflect the percentage of Americans who say they have fulfilled the American Dream; rather, it is a metric for how the country as aWe heard about GDDR5X a few months back, as a rumor and it has finally been officially published as a standard by JEDEC (specifically JESD232 GDDDR5X SGRAM). The memory proposes to roughly double the data rate offered by conventional GDDR5 ram while keeping the power footprint in check. In fact, in our initial computations - you might remember we landed on a maximum 448 GB/s number - something JEDEC has now confirmed.

GDDR5X will be able to push 14 Gbps per pin (double the bandwidth of GDDR5)

HBM2 was published a while back as well and while a 1 TB/s memory setup makes perfect sense for a high-end graphic card, GDDR5X is better positioned to target the entry-level offerings by both companies. There have been (unconfirmed) rumors that Nvidia and


the requisite "nexus" between Lazarenko's criminal conduct and the Bank of America accounts, Judge Jenkins entered a final forfeiture order. See Criminal Minutes re: Forfeiture issues (Docket # 1077); Transcript of Proceedings Dated September 29, 2006 at 36. Judge Jenkins' forfeiture order was incorporated into Lazarenko's sentence, thereby finalizing the order of forfeiture as to him. See Fed.R.Crim.P. 32.2(b)(3) ("At sentencing-or at any time before sentencing if the defendant consents-the order of forfeiture becomes final as to the defendant and must be made a part of the sentence and be included in the judgment."). Lazarenko did not challenge the underlying forfeiture of the two Bank of America accounts.
After remand from the Ninth Circuit, the ancillary proceeding went forward. Two partiesthe Liquidators of Eurofed and Universal Trading and Investmentits motion for summary judgment, the government argues that summary judgment is appropriate because there is no triable issue as to whether Eurofed either: (1) had a legal right, title, or interest in the funds at the time Lazarenko committed the acts that gave rise to the forfeiture; or (2) is a bona fide purchase for value of the right, title, or interest in the forfeited funds. See 21 U.S.C. § 853(n)(6). In its opposition, Eurofed contends that the government's forfeiture effort is unlawful because it has failed to prove the requisite nexus between Lazarenko's criminal conduct and the forfeited funds, and because the seized funds do not belong to Lazarenko.

STANDARD OF REVIEW
Summary judgment is appropriate "if the pleadings, depositions, answers to interrogatories, and admissions on file, together


either standard.

A. Prior Vested Interest (21 U.S.C. § 853(n)(6)(A))
Eurofed has submitted no facts that would justify the conclusion that it had a vested right or interest in the funds that now compose the Bank of America accounts at the time Lazarenko committed the acts of wire fraud for which he was convicted.
A third party can never have a successful claim under § 853(n) (6)(A) if the property constitutes the proceeds of an offense. See United States v. Hooper, 229 F.3d 818, 821-22 (9th Cir.2000). As the court in Hooper explained, the proceeds of an offense do not exist before the offense is committed, and when they come into existence, the government's interest under the relation-back doctrine immediately vests. Id. For that reason, § 853(n)(6)(A) is "far better designedthe Bank of America accounts, and because permitting forfeiture would not invalidate or force Eurofed to contravene any Antiguan order, the act of state doctrine is inapposite.

V. Lazarenko's Interest in the Property
Although the government would perhaps prefer if the Court were to stop here, it cannot do so. It is axiomatic that a criminal forfeitureas opposed to a civil forfeitureis an in personam proceeding, and therefore the government may seize only that property or portion of property in which the defendant has an interest.
If no third party files an ancillary petition, Rule 32.2(c)(2) requires that prior to entering a final order, the court find that the defendant had an interest in the forfeited property "[i]f no third party files a timely [ancillary] petition." Fed. R.Crim.P. 32.2(c)(2). For reasons


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How do we end up with such boring lives?

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@dcp - the requirement to make a steady income has lowered our standards. Everybody's workin' for the weekend.be devoted to a different sense. To awaken the body and mind. To rekindle womanly wonder. Then we’ll bring it all together on the last day. To take a difference home.

Mostly we’ll meet as a group after breakfast and do some ‘learning’ and sharing. Just enough to inspire and energize you. After that we’ll be out on the street experiencing Paris in various ways. There will be a balance of organised and free time. Sometimes there will be personal Paris challenges that you’ll undertake then we’ll regroup. Share the apero hour. Of course. An essential Paris pleasure.

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The present invention relates generally to holding or coupling an eyeglass with superimposed lenses to a wristwatch.
A large number of individuals do not use eyeglasses all the time, but must constantly carry their glasses even though their use is intermittent. For example, such individuals may have good eyesight for distance, but require glasses for reading.those nucleic acids that were active with those metal ions are discarded. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the negative selection strategy, we carried out two parallel in vitro selections of Co(2+)-dependent catalytic DNA. When no negative selection was used in the selection process, the resulting catalytic DNA molecules were more active in solutions of Zn(2+) and Pb(2+) than in Co(2+). On the other hand, when the negative selection steps were inserted between the normal positive selection steps, the resulting catalytic DNA molecules were much more active with Co(2+) than in other metal ions including Zn(2+) and Pb(2+). These results suggest strongly that in vitro selection can be used to obtain highly active and specific transition metal ion-dependent catalytic DNA/RNA, which hold great promise as versatile and efficient endonucleases


longer than before, adding to the expenses of public agencies, which will translate into tax increases and reduced services.

She wants Calpers to press ahead with its request because she expects that would fuel talks within government agencies employing the $206 billion pension fund about reducing retirement benefits for future public-sector employees.

One way to ease those costs would be to move toward two-tier pension systems, in which new public employees receive lesser benefits, an idea gaining momentum with officials across California -- 18 regional government groups are looking into it including some within public-employee unions, Fritz said.

She recently met with union representatives and said they did not reject two tiers outright as they once would have. Instead, she said they are more concerned that government employers will cut pensionhere, the trial
court exercises its discretion within a statutory range. [Citations.] As the United States
Supreme Court held in Apprendi, ‗[N]othing in [the common law and constitutional
history] suggests that it is impermissible for judges to exercise discretion—taking into

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consideration various factors relating both to the offense and offender—in imposing a
judgment within the range prescribed by statute.‘ (Apprendi, supra, 530 U.S. at p. 481;
accord, People v. Urbano [(2005)] 128 Cal.App.4th [396,] 405-406.) As the Court of
Appeal for the Fifth Appellate District noted in Urbano, ‗Apprendi


*M. xanthus* DK1622, producing the YL1001 mutant ([Figure 5A](#pgen-1003306-g005){ref-type="fig"}). Compared with the wild-type DK1622, the mutant was markedly defective in development, and the sporulation ability of YL1001 was only 32.6% of that of DK1622 ([Figure 5D](#pgen-1003306-g005){ref-type="fig"}). Furthermore, we swapped three of the six GGM repeats with YGGDDMDY in DK1622, the corresponding sequence in GroEL2, producing the YL1002 mutant. Similar to YL1001, YL1002 was also defective in development and exhibited a decreased sporulation ability (38.1% of that of DK1622) ([Figure 5D](#pgen-1003306-g005){ref-type="fig"}). These results demonstrate that the GGM repeated region is necessary for GroEL1 to perform its normal functions in development.

GroEL1 and GroEL2 substrates and their characteristics {#s2d}
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Is it possible to filter out duplicate rows using the QUERY() function only and how?

I receive answers via a Google Forms, which I want to put in a pivot QUERY. I made a query that does the job for all rows, but in the case of duplicate answers, I only want to include rows with the same values in column A, B, and C once.
Here is a sample spreadsheet with the data in the Data sheet, my query in the What I have sheet:
=QUERY(Data!A1:E, "SELECT C, SUM(D) WHERE A IS NOT NULL GROUP BY C PIVOT A",-1)

and what I am asking for in the What I need sheet.

A:

MAX instead of SUM should work (at least for your example!).


Netherlands National Institute for Public Health and the Environment advised any traveller who returned from Mexico since 17 April and developed a fever of 38.5 degrees Celsius (101.3 degrees Fahrenheit) within four days of arriving in the Netherlands to stay at home.
On 30 April 2009 a three-year-old child tested positive for swine flu. The child returned from Mexico to the Netherlands on 27 April 2009. The parents tested negative to swine flu.
The girl was very ill at first according to her parents, but made a full recovery.
On 7 May a second case and a day later a third case of swine flu in the Netherlands were announced, concerning a 53-year-old woman and a 52-year-old man, respectively. Both of them had returned from Mexico recently and are being treatedQ:

All backslashes are being removed from local file path

(I'm an Actionscript/Flex developer and am making the transition to Javascript. This is probably a silly question and a duplicate but I no idea if the issue is related to Javascript, Electron, web development in general, etc. Please be kind.)
I've been developing a simple project using Electron and the Fabric.js using OSX. The functionality is that the user can select a local image file and annotate it. Works fine and I am learning a lot. However I brought it over to Windows and it breaks due to the path of the user-selected image file being munged.
All the backslashes are being removed from the path for some reason. Can someone explain what is going on and how I resolve


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        var path = filenames[0];
        console.log('path',path);

        var cmd = 'loadImage(' + '\"' + path + '\"' + ')'
        console.log('cmd', cmd);

        mainWindow.webContents.executeJavaScript(cmd);
    }
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A:

In javascript backslash is interpreted as an escape for the next character.
`console.log('\a\b\c');`
             //==>  ac   ( escaped a is a, escaped b is backspace ,  escaped c is c'

If you want backslashes in your string you have to escape those too
`console.log('\\a\\b\\c');`Here's the story...of a lovely lady and an unlikely memo board combined with a curbside castoff to create the perfect landing spot by my back door for notes, keys, shades...and other random things!

At an estate sale a few months ago, I spotted an old crib in the dark recesses of the attic (picture me doing the happy dance)! I politely declined the possibly bedbug ridden mattress though – getting itchy just thinking about it.

Right away I knew it would be the perfect memo board - one day.

But since it was almost Christmas when I found it, the crib spring made it's first appearance on my Christmas mantel.

Christmas came and went, and the crib spring came down (much to the hubs delight)!

But alas, he didn’t have time to rejoice


media and our politicians — on both sides of the isle — are the boy and the Russians are the wolf (Trump really does not factor into this, and, if I succeed in what I am trying to show you, you’ll soon understand why).

Now, let’s go back just a short few years and have a look at a few stories.

The ‘boys and girls’ on the Left and in the Left-wing (i.e. ‘main stream’) media did not see a wolf in this story:

Or this one (Hillary and the Uranium One story):

Or here (the Pakistani ‘insider’ hack of the DNC and Congress):

But now the Left wants everyone to think that the Wolf (i.e. Russians) are ‘at the door.’ Whether or not this may be true, the for any rational personto trust told Congress — in open hearings — that the Libyan rebels were Al Qaeda! The Constitution defines this as high treason. No one said or did anything.

Benghazi was about collecting the weapons Obama had given to Al Qaeda so they could then be transferred to ISIS, another declared enemy of the United States. This was another act of treason, but none of the ‘boys and girls’ now crying wolf said or did anything about it.

So far, I have shown you just a handful of recent examples where these ‘boys and girls’ have failed to see a real wolf, and have cried wolf without ever showing us hard proof of its existence. So far, we’ve just been told “Trust us!” Now — be honest — why would


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abstract: |
    In this paper we consider the fully nonlinear parabolic free boundary problem $$\left\{
    \begin{array}{ll}
    F(D^2u) -\partial_t u=1 & \text{a.e. in }Q_1 \cap \Omega\\
    |D^2 u| + |\partial_t u| \leq K & \text{a.e. in }Q_1\setminus\Omega ,
    \end{array}
    \right.$$ where $K>0$ is a positive constant, and $\Omega$ is an (unknown) open set.

    Our main result is the optimal regularity for solutions to this problem: namely, we prove that $W_x^{2,n} \cap W_t^{1,n} $ solutions are locally $C_x^{1,1}\cap C_t^{0,1}  $ inside $Q_1$. A key starting point for this result is a new BMO-type estimate which extends to the parabolic setting the main result in [@CH].

   following result:

\[P\_k-close\] Let $u:Q_1\to {\mathbb{R}}$ be a solution to our problem , with $|u|\leq 1$. Ten there exists $\rho>0$ universal such that $$\left|u(X) - P_k(X) \right| \leq \rho^{2k} \qquad \text{inside $Q_{\rho^k}$} \quad \forall\,k \in {\mathbb{N}},$$ where $P_k$ is a parabolic second order polynomial such that ${\mathcal{H}}(P_k)=0$.

A straight forward implication of this result is that there is a universal constant $C=1/\rho^2$ such that $$\label{pointwise-bmo}
\left|u(X) - P_r(X) \right| \leq Cr^2 \qquad \text{inside $Q_r$} \quad \forall\,  0<r<1,$$ where $P_r$ is a parabolic second order polynomial such that ${\mathcal{H}}(P_r)=0$. This in turn implies an $L^p$-BMO type result, see the corollary below.

(of Lemma \[P\_k-close\]) Since the result is obviously true for $k=0$ (just take $P_0=0$), we prove the inductive step. So, let us assume that the result is true for $k$ and


water, and even the wooden frame of your house can also be damaged from by water so the faster the water is cleaned up and your home dried out the less the damage will be to your homes building materials. Another problem with flooding is that often times the flood water will have contaminates such as bacteria and virus’s such as E Coli, Norovirus, Cryptosporidiosis, Shigellosis, MSRA (Staphylococcus aureus), Legionella Bacteria and Leptospirosis. Flood water can also contain parasites, protozoans and worms such as Giardiasis and Helminths. Needless to say all of these contaminates can make both you and your family extremely sick. If you have sustained flood damage it is best to call an expert that can quickly restore your property back to pre flood condition.
As aand even to members of their family — in need.

And sixth and only finally because of the limitations in size of a single column, the higher the taxes, the less people are inclined to work hard. Why should they? At a given point, people just conclude that work is for suckers.

And I haven't even begun to discuss the economic failings of higher taxes.

So, next time someone on the left advocates higher taxes, remember two things: He or she is coming from a moral, not an economic, position. And the moral case against higher taxes is far more powerful than the moral case for them.

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  })

  override lazy val idContainer: AsyncIdContainer[Id] = new AsyncIdContainer[Id] {

    private val tokenSuffix = ":token"
    private val userIdSuffix = ":userId"
    private val random = new Random(new SecureRandom())

    override def startNewSession(userId: Id, timeoutInSeconds: Int)(implicit request: RequestHeader, context: ExecutionContext): Future[AuthenticityToken] = {
      removeByUserId(userId)
      val token = generate()
      store(token, userId, timeoutInSeconds)
      Future.successful(token)
    }

    @tailrec
    private final def generate(): AuthenticityToken = {
      val table = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890_.~*'()"
      val token = Iterator.continually(random.nextInt(table.size)).map(table).take(64).mkString
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{\rm for}\ \  g<\alpha\leq 2g.$$ Let us suppose that a complex structure on $L$ and ${\cal S}$ is constructed by means of Lagrangian subspace $L^{0,1}=\Omega \subset
L\oplus iL$ corresponding to the matrix $\Omega _{\alpha \beta}$. Then the functions $$z^i=(\Omega \vec {\sigma})^i -\rho ^i$$ are holomorphic; they can be considered as complex coordinates on $L$. Using these coordinates we can present the torus $T^d=L/{\bf Z}^d$ in the form ${\bf C}^g/D$ where the lattice $D$ is spanned by vectors $\vec
{m}$ and vectors $\Omega \vec {m}$ with $\vec {m}\in {\bf Z}^g$. The Lagrangian subspace $\Omega$ specifies a complex structure on the line bundle $\Theta$; corresponding


of highest possible rank).*]{} Using Berezin integration on Grassmann algebra we can say that $N$ is an integral of $\mu({\cal E})$ with respect to anticommuting variables $\alpha ^1,...,\alpha ^{2g}$.

Notice that using the connection $\nabla _{\alpha}$ we can identify the Lie algebra $L$ acting on $T_{\theta}$ and the Lie algebra $\hat {L}$ acting on $T_{\hat {\theta}}$. This means that [*a complex structure on*]{} $T_{\theta}$-[*module*]{} ${\cal E}$ [*induces a complex structure on*]{} ${\cal E}$ [*considered as*]{} $T_{\hat {\theta}}$-[*module*]{} (in other words we can regard ${\cal E}$ as complex $(T_{\theta}, T_{\hat {\theta}})$-bimodule. The notion of theta-vector in complex $T_{\theta}$-module ${\cal E}$ coincides with the notion of theta-vector in corresponding $ T_{\hat {\theta}}$-module. If we have along with a basic $(T_{\theta}, T_{\hat {\theta}})$-bimodule ${\cal E}$ a basic $(T_{\hat {\theta}}, T_{\hat {\hat {\theta}}})$-bimodule{\theta},g)$ where $\theta, \hat {\theta}$ are antisymmetric $d\times d$ matrices, $g\in SO(d,d,{\bf Z})$ and $\hat
{\theta}=\tilde {g}\theta$ determines a basic $(T_{\theta},T_{\hat
{\theta}})$-bimodule ${\cal E}$; all basic bimodules correspond to such triples. (Here $\tilde {g}$ stands for fractional linear transformation corresponding to $g\in SO(d,d,{\bf Z})$.)

[*The tensor product* ]{} ${\cal E}^{\prime \prime}$ [*of bimodules*]{} ${\cal E}$ [*and*]{} ${\cal
E}^{\prime}$ [*corresponding to triples*]{} $(\theta, \hat {\theta},g)$ [*and*]{} $(\theta^{\prime}, \hat {\theta}^{\prime},g^{\prime})$[*is well defined in the case when* ]{} $\hat {\theta}=\theta ^{\prime}$; [*it corresponds to a triple*]{} $(\theta, \hat {\theta}^{\prime},g^{\prime}g)$. An explicit description of the space of theta-vectors and of a map ${\cal
H}\otimes {\cal H}^{\prime}\rightarrow {\cal H}^{\prime\prime}$ can be obtained by means of results of \[6\], \[8\]. In particular, the dimension of the space ${\cal H}$ of theta-vectors in basic $(T_{\theta}, T_{\hat


the study on noncommutative instantons (see \[15\]). We expect that in the framework of Connes’ noncommutative geometry one can develop complex noncommutative geometry, that is related in some way to noncommutative algebraic geometry. This is an interesting open problem.

**Acknowledgements.**

I am indebted to Yu. Manin and Ya. Soibelman for interesting discussions.

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15\.


Rogers Police Chief Hayes Minor holds up a picture of Grant Hardin, suspect in a cold case, during a news conference Monday at the Rogers police station. ( Charlie Kaijo

ROGERS -- An emotional police chief announced Monday the arrest of a former police officer and convicted murderer in the 1997 rape of a Rogers schoolteacher.

"It's a great day for our victim," a tearful Rogers Police Chief Hayes Minor said. "It's a great day for the men and women of our department. They kept this case alive."

Minor said during a news conference Monday that DNA linked Grant Hardin, a former police chief for the community of Gateway in Benton County, with the rape of the teacher at Frank Tillery Elementary School in Rogers.

The state obtained a DNA sample fromthemselves from the effort.

Petitioners have pledged to continue their drive at various sites around Forest Grove, including holding court in front of the 22nd Street Station Cafe on Saturdays and Sundays. They're also pursuing permission to do the same in Cornelius.

A thumbs-down from the driver of one passing car and a comment from a patron at a local coffee shop that the recall was 'divisive' have been the only negative responses to the drive so far, said Jodi Giddings, who acknowledged that the odds for the effort's success are long.

'I think we can get the signatures, but it won't be easy,' Giddings said Tuesday morning. 'Keeping people motivated to keep working hard will be critical.'


Quadro RTX 8000 based on TU102 (with single bridge "NVLink HB" up to 100 GB/s - this might resemble NVLink 2.0 with 25 GT/s and 2 links)

Service Software and Programming
By means of the NVML-API (NVIDIA Management Library) offers for the Tesla, Quadro and Grid line of products NVidia a set of functions for programmatically controlling some aspects of NVLink interconnects on Windows and Linux systems, such as component evaluation and versions along with status/error querying and performance monitoring. Further with the provision of the NCCL library (NVIDIA collective communications library) developers in the public space shall be enabled for realizing e.g. powerful implementations for artificial intelligence and similar computation hungry topics atop NVLink. The page "3D Settings" => "Configure SLI, Surround, PhysX" from the NVidia Control paneldevice is low and can be set shorter when the sensed temperature of the DRAM device is high. In FIG. 1, the refresh period is set longer below 45° C. and set shorter above 45° C.
Accordingly, a temperature sensor can be used in a DRAM device to vary the refresh period and associated operations of a controller in the DRAM device, and which may reduce the current consumption of the device.
FIG. 2 illustrates an output signal of a conventional temperature sensor based on sensed temperature. Referring to FIG. 2, when the sensed temperature increases above a predetermined temperature, the temperature sensor outputs a high binary level signal and when the sensed temperature is below the predetermined temperature, the temperature sensor outputs a low binary level signal.
If the temperature


The critic received word from Sony that “in some territories, [the studio] supplied slightly edited versions of the film to be respectful of local culture.” But the studio’s decision to self-censor the film based on what it believed to be respectful to Turkish culture has upset the country’s film community.

Turkey’s Film Critics Association (SİYAD) has issued an open letter to Sony Pictures in wake of the film’s censorship, noting the edits are “an insult to moviegoers in Turkey.” Turkish press agency Bianet posted the letter, in which the group slams Sony for their decision: “Seeing oneself as an authority to decide what is appropriate and what is not appropriate for a ‘local culture’ and imposing your view on that ‘culture’ is one of the greatest shows of disrespectfor that ‘culture.'”

SİYAD is a member of FIPRESCI, the International Federation of Film Critics. Read the group’s official open letter below.

Self-Censoring ‘Blade Runner 2049’ for the Turkish Market is an Insult to Moviegoers in Turkey

We are outraged by your supplying a self-censored version of Blade Runner 2049 to Turkey and deeply offended by the attempt to legitimize it on the ground that it was done “to be respectful of local culture.” Seeing oneself as an authority to decide what is appropriate and what is not appropriate for a “local culture” and imposing your view on that “culture” is one of the greatest shows of disrespect for that “culture”. It is an insult to the people of Turkey and specifically to movie-goers in Turkey to assume them to be


assault and burglary charges.

Jenkins would not have had to sit out a year at Washington State since he already graduated, and he will be eligible to play immediately this fall for the Wildcats.

Jenkins rushed for 293 yards and two touchdowns for the Wildcats last season while serving as a backup to the nation’s leading rusher, Ka’Deem Carey. It’s a role he will resume in 2013.

May 16th

Arizona State still fighting to bring Notre Dame to Tempe

From AZCentral.com … Arizona State continues to fight Notre Dame’s decision to pull out of a scheduled 2014 football game at Sun Devil Stadium.

In a Tuesday interview on Arizona Sports 620, Vice President of Athletics Steve Patterson said both sides still are discussing the Fighting Irish’s recent decision.

“I’m hopeful we’ll reach an accommodation thatin the Pac-12 and third in the Big Ten after the playoff and access bowls make their selections starting with the 2014 season. Officials cautioned that no deals are final, but they are optimistic.

“I think when the dust settles, you can speculate that the Big Ten is coming (to the Holiday Bowl), and you’ll be OK,” said the source with direct knowledge of discussions.

The Pac-12 is up to 31 verbal commitments from the Recruiting Class of 2014.

Only Colorado is without a verbal commitment to date, though Oregon State and UCLA have only one apiece. The school with the most commitments is USC, with five, followed by Utah, with four.

Surprisingly, of the 31 commitments, only one is from the ESPN Top 150, and that belongs to Arizona, which has


Sivers)

This hits home a lot for me because I always strongly favor the strategy of
building _some_ optionality into the product, both for my own startup and when
doing consulting, on the assumption that we're probably directionally correct
but may be wrong on some specifics (e.g. how a feature should work, who the
early adopters will be, what the economy will be like in the future, what the
cash flow of the business will be like on any given day, etc.) And I take a
lot of shit both for not committing 100% to one specific product and go-to-
market strategy, and also for not pivoting fast enough when something isn't
working. Go figure.

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sixhobbits
The most important thing is consistency. Pick one idea and stick with it (I'm
a hypocrite here), and work on it every day forthis and smile once you’ve got your next
project off the ground.

------
glangdale
I have met a few people who are determined to be entrepreneurs and don't seem
all that picky about the _content_ of their entrepreneurship. It doesn't seem
like all that great a path.

IMO it's a bit of a cliche, but you should find an idea that you're passionate
about (that's also a plausible business plan, naturally :-) ) and follow it.
Deciding you want to be an entrepreneur first, then casting around for ideas,
seems desperately contrived. I know it's worked for some people, so there's no
hard-and-fast law, but I personally can't see how one gets through the general
grind of a startup motivated only by an abstract and rather extrinsic goal of
"being an entrepreneur".

~~~
tonyarkles
I’ve seen this go both ways, and I find it


entrepreneurship, not the result.

To add even more advice to a lot of good advice already posted, I would
encourage you to learn about sales and marketing as much as anything. The
building is just the start. If you build something you still have to sell it.
Also, set some goals. If you havent had much success to date I would suggest
setting a goal of $100 to $1000 a month or whatever suites you. Now, do the
work with that goal in mind. Are you going something that moves you closer to
that goal or just writing more code?

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nb1
Read The Magic of Thinking Big. You're not a wantrepreneur - you've tried
something and been paid for it, and that's a big step that a lot of people
don't get to.

Changing your mindset is the first step.If this sounds appealing to you please
let me know and we can exchange details :) It is always nice having someone
likeminded to speak with.

On the context of one of your ideas: I'm going to move to Denmark for a while
and I was actually recommended checking this facebook page out:
[https://facebook.com/copenhagenjumpingdinner/](https://facebook.com/copenhagenjumpingdinner/)
to get to know people in the city. I'm sure that this could be made into a
popular app if it is executed correctly, might be interesting for you to check
it out in case it contains some valuable information that you can use for
inspiration.

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Skeletor
Everyone is faking it until they make it. I think a deciding event is when
someone takes on no other employment for 1 year at a time and works 110% all
in on their startup, then they are definitely an


A fox can’t chase two
rabbits, so you can’t chase building 5 parts at once. No. 3 and 4 help me do
this.

6\. Consider finding a cofounder who can do the bits you don’t enjoy. They
should also be obsessed with solving the same problem.

7\. Don’t let imposter syndrome get to you. Some people let it affect them,
others don’t even consider it. It has nothing to do with ability. Learn to
enjoy learning, and explore No. 4 to build your resilience to feeling anxious
and how to deal with other people in a more enjoyable way.

8\. Be okay with the discomfort you are felling and believe that a set of
actions can solve it. You just need to experiment with different actions and
see which ones fail and which ones succeed. You have a lifetimetheir limits at some point.
As children we could improve by endlessly repeating whatever we saw. After a
while we need to work on finding the things from which we can learn and
improve in a better rate. Also finding a balance between work and regeneration
is key. Work efficiency and regeneration speed can be increased - thus
allowing for better rate of learning. Also by not stressing over needless
things you can save a lot of energy.

The more stable a system is the harder it is to rewire it - so we must
sometimes start over and make things a bit unstable to find new paths.

Good luck!

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harrisbarnes
I feel the same way about leisure time and attempting to become fully self-
employed. This, or creating other cash flow streams. I have to work full-time
to keep my


head above the water, although never seem to have enough time to
get to the next safety boat. I did create and close a business, the whole way
through. Although, I didn't have enough time to actually perform the tasks
needed to produce a profit. I find it hard to find anyone willing to take a
risk with their time/job in creating other enterprise. They are either too
busy, or above their heads. Also, finding a person to partner in a business
with you is a tall ask. This person is going to have to be willing to go into
battle with you.

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sigfubar
This may not be what you want to hear, but you should nevertheless consider
that perhaps running your own business isn't for you. Other respondents here
have pointed out the vast amount of work thatnot be churning out
random super niche websites like the ones you just listed, hoping that one of
them sticks.

Market research takes time and effort, just like programming does. If you do
not already have an idea you know will make you money, you will need to put in
the time and effort to find one instead of using that time making random
websites. Some people do get lucky and find a niche without much effort, but
that is likely not the case for most.

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paulie_a
If you are an entrepreneur, coding will be a tiny detail. Selling it will be
your first priority, making the customers happy is second, then a bunch of
other things, more sales calls, then coding is 99.

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dmitripopov
Some people are just not good for entrepreneurship, even if they do want it
very hard. Desire