3*g, 3*g + 2*r - f = 0. Is g a prime number?
True
Let q(a) = -4316*a + 121. Is q(-6) a composite number?
False
Let g = 80 + -77. Suppose 0*n = 2*n + g*s - 9707, 2*n - 9737 = 3*s. Is n a composite number?
False
Suppose 0 = -0*d - 4*d + 4. Suppose -28 = -3*l - d. Suppose -l*k + 26630 = -10747. Is k prime?
True
Suppose 11*d = -126786 + 40018. Let r = -5103 - d. Is r a prime number?
False
Let a(v) = 24720*v**2 + 11*v + 5. Is a(2) a composite number?
True
Is 206746*(3 - (-810)/72*4/(-18)) a composite number?
True
Let j(d) = -9 + 5*d + 5*d**3 + 19 + 6*d**2 - 13*d. Let p(k) = -5*k**3 - 7*k**2 + 8*k - 9. Let m(w) =Let g be s(0). Let z = -15035 - -15035. Is 1357 + (g - -9 - (z - 5)) composite?
False
Let k(f) = -512 + 248 + 241 - 29*f + 53*f**2. Is k(-8) composite?
True
Suppose -4 = a, 5*m - 5*a - 197862 - 21643 = 0. Suppose -58*y + 65*y = m. Is y composite?
False
Suppose 12*q - 28 = -112. Let n be -2*((-6)/4)/1. Is -3*(36544/(-42) - n/q) a prime number?
True
Let a be (1 - 2)*7/((-42)/114). Suppose -4 = -4*v, -11414 = a*b - 22*b - 5*v. Is b a prime number?
True
Is (-305)/488 - (-4075828)/32 prime?
False
Let p(x) = 2087*x - 31. Is p(48) composite?
True
Suppose 5*n = -6*w + 8*w + 173130, -2*n + 69261 = w. Suppose -18*b + 43285 = -13*b - s, 4*b - s


2*d = -4*j - 8. Is (j*(-1)/(-3))/(5/(-11665)) prime?
True
Let k be 0 + 0 - (-4 - 0). Suppose k*l - 32 = -4. Let u = -3 + l. Is u prime?
False
Let x = 1570 + -569. Let o = x + 8612. Is o a prime number?
True
Let x = -20315 - -82422. Is x a prime number?
False
Let v = 58 + -56. Suppose -4*q + 2*y = -804, 0 = v*q + y + 4*y - 426. Suppose -4*o = 3*m - 624 + q, m = -3*o + 322. Is o a prime number?
True
Let c = -94 - -107. Suppose -c*n = -2*n - 462. Suppose -40*h + n*h = 7982. Is h prime?
False
Let o = -283695 + 430768. Is o a composite number?
False
Let m bethat bike lasted the year, I would be happy.

Well, I love trail riding. I've never been on a "Mountain" as Houston has no mountains but Harris County has a whole lot of flood control district land near my house and that land is loaded with great trails, washouts, roots, rocks, 20’ drops with trees at the bottom, snakes, coyotes, thorny vines hanging across trails and a bunch of other nastiness that is just as fun as it can be. Some of the trails are easy and some just continue to kick my ass. All in all it's a great workout for this 50-year-old geezer.

Oh, after our last flood, many of the fast trails are now covered with sand, lots and lots of sand. One thing that XR200 has


riding for a while...that a nooblet may not even think about. Most of this spawns from riding behind a noob or non-skilled hack that just makes me cringe when I watch them pick a line or treat their bike like a personal Sherman Tank and plow through something w/o finesse.

1. When I cross a root, fencepost/water-bar, or rock that crosses the trail when it's wet...I always hit it at 90 degrees. I watched a guy the other day hit a wet root at about 70 degrees and his back wheel slid out from under him.

2. In a similar sense...when I do a technical climb with rocks and roots, I slightly lunge my body up and forward (sometimes not even noticeable...just shifting weight) so my momentum carries me pastand use your limbs to absorb the shock. When you get to the bottom, don't lean on your arms, rather pull back/up so your front wheel isn't jammed into the landing.

Do it several times. Then go find a small ledge or picnic table to practice riding off of.

If you practice on obstacles larger than your trail features, then your trail features will seem easier.

2: How wide are your tires? Get a wider front tire if you can fit it. 2.35"-2.5". You won't believe how much more confident you can be with more traction, cush, and floatation.


live with someone who they aren’t related to.

Effective immediately! The policy has been changed in reference to Cohabitation. The policy change will be distributed on Monday. It will be prohibited for you to live with another while employed at the Scotland County Sheriff’s Office unless you are officially married according to the law and word of God, sisters, brothers, or family by blood. This shall not apply to those whom are currently cohabitating. However, if your current relationship with the other party should cease, you will comply with the new policy change. Thank you Sheriff

The notice was leaked to the FFRF by an employee of the Scotland County Sheriff’s Office, and the FFRF sent a letter to the sheriff’s office warning them that their policy is unconstitutional.

“By instatinga policy that limits employees’ behavior outside of work to that which you deem to be ‘according to the law and word of God,’ your office unconstitutionally promoted religion and threatens to punish those who believe differently,” the FFRF letter stated.

Now the sheriff’s office is walking back the notice, saying that it’s not really an official policy.

“I realized using the ‘law and word of God’ might be unfair, regardless of my own beliefs,” Sheriff Ralph Kersey told the Laurinburg Exchange.

“But I also explained to [the FFRF] that there is and never was an official policy established. Any policy created here comes only after employees are asked to sign a document. This situation went no further than a text.”

Kersey said that he had a meeting with employees to “clear


the air and let them know this would go no further.”

“I wanted them to know that we would continue to operate as we always have and as other agencies in the state do.”

An FFRF representative said that they took Kersey’s response to mean that the policy is rescinded and that “would address our concerns.”The earliest stages of life are periods of great vulnerability to the adverse effects of alcohol. Embryonic and fetal development are characterized by rapid, but well-synchronized patterns of gene expression, including epigenetic imprinting, which makes the embryo/fetus particularly vulnerable to harm from alcohol, a known teratogen (an agent capable of causing physical birth defects). Alcohol may also damage neurological and behavioral development even in the absence of obvious physical birth defects. Alcohol-induced birth defects are known as fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD). The severity of defects depends on the dose, pattern, and timing of in utero exposure to alcohol. The most serious adverse consequence of prenatal alcohol exposure is fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), a devastating developmental disorder characterized by craniofacial abnormalities, growth retardation, and nervous system impairments that


of two witnesses and a copy of your photo ID. For more information or to track your ballot, contact your county’s Absentee Election Manger.

The absentee voting request period opens on Jan. 1st for each calendar year. You’ll need to give an excuse to vote via absentee ballot. Info here on what qualifies.

Excuse Required for Absentee? Yes

Alaska Alaska Early Voting Starts 10/19/2020 Early Voting Ends 11/02/2020 Info Early Voting Dates: Oct. 19th-Nov. 2nd (exact dates and times vary by county)

You can vote in-person at your Regional Election’s Office from Oct. 19th to Nov. 2nd before the election. No excuse required. Click here for early voting locations.

To vote absentee-by-mail or electronic transmission, first you’ll need to apply for an absentee ballot by Oct. 24th. Then, when you complete your absenteeof Elections using an absentee ballot. Hours will vary by county, click here for specific dates and times.

The vote-by-mail application period opens Jan. 1st. You may request to receive ballots by mail for most elections during the calendar year. School board and related elections are not covered by this application. You’ll need to give an excuse to vote by-mail with an absentee ballot. Info here on what qualifies.

Excuse Required for Absentee? Yes

District of Columbia District of Columbia Early Voting Starts 10/27/2020 Early Voting Ends 11/02/2020 Info Early Voting Dates: Oct. 27th to Nov. 2nd

You can vote in person at designated locations from Oct. 27th to Nov. 2nd before the election. No excuse required. You may also register to vote during early voting, but cannot change your party if


week before election day. Exact dates vary by county, more info here.

To cast an advance ballot by-mail, first you’ll need to apply for an advance ballot by Oct. 27th. Then, when you complete your ballot, it must be postmarked by Nov. 3rd, Election Day.

Absentee ballot requests open on Apr. 1st before a primary election, and 90 days before the general election. Applicants must apply for each election, no excuse required.

Excuse Required for Absentee? No

Kentucky Kentucky Early Voting Starts 10/13/2020 Early Voting Ends 11/02/2020 Info Early Voting Dates: Oct. 13th-Nov. 2nd

You can vote in-person at your county clerk’s office from Oct. 13th to Nov. 2nd before the election, using an absentee ballot. Check with your county clerk for exact times.

To vote absentee by-mail, first you’ll need to apply forexcuse for all voters to vote with an absentee ballot.

Excuse Required for Absentee? Yes

New Jersey New Jersey Early Voting Starts 09/19/2020 Early Voting Ends 11/02/2020 Info Early Voting: Sept. 19th-Nov. 2nd (In-person absentee)

You can vote in-person absentee from the time the ballots become available until 3:00 pm the day before the election. New Jersey will send mail-in ballots to all registered voters. If you need to update your address please update your voter registration and ensure it is received by Oct. 13th. The absentee ballot must be returned to the county clerk by election day.The absentee ballot must be returned to the county clerk by election day.

You may apply to change to vote-by-mail status without an excuse at any time. Either select permanent mail-in voter when registering to


6th to Nov. 2nd at 2:00 p.m. before the election. No excuse required.

To vote absentee by-mail, first you’ll need to apply for an absentee ballot no later than October 31st at noon. Then, when you complete your absentee ballot, it must be received in person by 7:30 pm on Election Day or postmarked by Nov. 2nd.

To prepare for the election during the COVID-19 pandemic, Ohio will mail absentee ballot applications to all active voters in the fall. If you are a new voter in the state or did not receive an application in the mail, you need to request an application directly.

The absentee ballot application period opens Jan.1st for general election cycles, and 90 days before for other elections. You must submit an application for an absentee ballotvoting is available through your Registrar and at satellite locations in your county, click here to see locations and hours.

The deadline to request an absentee ballot to be mailed to you is 5:00PM on Oct. 23rd. Your ballot must be postmarked by election day, Nov. 3rd.

The absentee ballot application period opens 365 days before the election. You must submit an application for an absentee ballot by-mail for each election. Whether it’s in person or by mail, you’ll need to give an excuse to vote by absentee ballot. Info here on what qualifies.

Excuse Required for Absentee? No

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All registered voters in Washington receive a vote-by-mail ballot. No excuse required.

If you will not


relative to placebo patients in migraine days (19% and 11% vs. 3% placebo, p = 0.0002 and p = 0.0176), M/S headache days (19% and 15% vs. 2% placebo, p = 0.0001 and p = 0.0011) and days of acute medication use (16% and 8% vs. 2% placebo, p = 0.0005 and p = 0.0377). In the CM study, there were increases in the percent of patients on fremanezumab 675/225 mg and 900 mg with 50% sustained reduction in M/S headache days (32% and 40% vs. 15% placebo, p = 0.0058 and p = 0.0002) and days of acute medication use (26% and 22% vs. 11% placebo, p = 0.0098 and p = 0.0492). There were also increases in the percent of patients on fremanezumab 675/225 mg and- 5*t + 15. Calculate the remainder when 39 is divided by b(w).
3
Let o = -7 + 15. Let a(v) = v**3 + 28*v**2 + 53*v + 31. Calculate the remainder when o is divided by a(-26).
3
Let h(p) = 9*p**2 + 38*p - 4. What is the remainder when h(-6) is divided by -16*(2 + -1)*-1?
12
Suppose 0 = -8*i - 171 - 189. Let v = 122 + i. Calculate the remainder when v is divided by 14.
7
Let p(l) = 2*l**3 - 74*l**2 - 150*l + 37. Calculate the remainder when p(39) is divided by 17.
16
Suppose -2*y - 5*f + 133 + 23 = 0, -407 = -5*y - 4*f. Let i(v) = -v**2 - 18*v + 4. Calculate the remainder when y is divided by i(-17).
20
Suppose 0


your life?

•What is your greatest strength/weakness?

•What is your greatest strength/weakness as a photographer?

•Where would you like to be as a photographer?

•What is keeping you from getting there?

•Complete the following sentence until you run out of things to say:

"If I could make a set of photographs, they would.............."

You could pick a place or a thing and photograph it once a week, once a day, once a something, for the duration of the semester.

You could also take a photo challenge to get you looking around... here two examples that were turned in by students... (authors unknown-my apologies...)

Last but not least, I will most certainly throw out some questions, links, or other little delicacies that you are more than welcome to interact with me over. It is my hope that throughokay." "Come on." "Let me go!" "Watch the hands, buddy!" "hold up." "Put me down!" "critical one here!" "Coming through." "What's the story on this one?" "I don't know." "He's burning up." "Let's move on my mark." "One, two, lift!" "What is that nasty smell?" "Cherry." "wild cherry." "Now let her go." "Why?" "So you can ice me again?" "No!" "So I can!" "Virus con Dios." "Jones!" "Ooh, thank Frank." "Temperature?" "It's at 1 06.2." "Put him in ice!" "We gotta cool him down!" "We need some ice in here!" "Right, I'II get it." "Daddy?" "Maggie." "No, Dad." "It's me, Shane." "Come out, come out, wherever you are." "I ain't got time for this." "This is Frank PD." "We have you surrounded." "Surrender." "Give it up." "You're busted."


Q:

Objective-C retain count on assigning object to new pointer

Disclaimer: I'm pretty new to Objective-C
I'm in a command-line project
ARC is NOT enabled
I  have a class called MyClass
@interface MyClass : NSObject
@end

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and my main looks like
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{
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Questions:

I know that *first has a retain count of 1. But I don't
understand why *second has retain count = 1 as well? I haven't
done new, retain, alloc, or copy on that object.
Since *first has retain count of 1, do I have to call release on
that? As you can see in the code, I have to release on the object, but Performance Analyzer shows no Memory-leak. Why?
I noticed that both *firstIntact priming of patterns despite impaired memory.
The priming of patterns was examined in normal control subjects (NCS) and in the amnesic patient H.M., whose anterograde amnesia followed bilateral medial temporal-lobe excision 33 years earlier. Despite H.M.'s impaired recognition of the patterns, he demonstrated a pattern priming effect equivalent in magnitude to that of the NCS. The results demonstrated that intact priming with novel, nonverbal material can occur despite severe amnesia. Pattern priming may reflect adaptive visual processes involved in learning novel perceptual organizations of known visual codes, such as letters, words, shapes, and objects.


fifth to seventh centuries. At some, such as at Wimborne in Dorset, there was a strict separation between men and women, but there is no evidence for this at Whitby. Hild, for instance, seems to have had regular contact with visiting clerics and the religious elite.

Bede praises Hild for implementing a monastic regime that required strict observance of ‘justice piety, chastity’ and ‘particularly of peace and charity’. In her monastery, ‘no one there was rich, and none poor, for they had all things common’.

Power and Influence

Under Hild’s tutelage and guidance, several members of Whitby’s monastic community became important and powerful clerical figures. Five of her monks became bishops – Bosa, Aetla, Oftfor, John of Beverley, and Wilfrid – and one of the monastery’s lay brothers discovered he hadfrom across the harbour

Visions of Hild’s Death

Hild was seriously ill for the last six years of her life and died in 680 at the age of 66. She was buried at Whitby, though her remains were later moved to Glastonbury. She was succeeded as abbess by King Oswiu’s daughter Aefflaed, who ruled jointly with her widowed mother, Eanflaed.

Bede records that Hild’s death was accompanied by visions. At Hackness – another monastery she founded – a nun was reported to have seen the roof of the dormitory open to reveal Hild’s soul ascending to heaven accompanied by angels. When the monks arrived from Whitby with the news of Hild’s death, the nuns were already singing psalms and praying for her soul.

There was no official canonisation of saints at this


was all over he went to sleep.”

“I spent the rest of the night on his couch cursing myself for being so stupid. In the end, I knew what happened wasn’t my fault, but it’s also fair to say that I had made some crucial mistakes.”

“After an excruciating ride home with him the following morning, I immediately deleted my profile on the website, and blocked his number. The AmEx card didn’t make me feel any better about what had happened, but I did feel even worse when I found out that the balance on it was zero.”

Page said she was not sharing the story to “put down or to terrify” other women who wanted to make a better life for themselves, but wanted instead to highlight the lack ofOne of the UK's most wanted suspects has been arrested during a drugs raid in Portugal.

Lee Dryden, 49, was held with four others after the seizure of a boat with 178 kilograms of cocaine on board on the Algarve coast in the country's south.

Dryden, from South London, has been a fugitive for five years while Scotland Yard appealed for information about him.

He is wanted for questioning over an elaborate £400m cocaine smuggling plot which ended when a boat capsized during a storm and gang members and bales of drugs were plucked from the sea during a dramatic rescue.

In that scam in 2007, the gang had posed as holidaying fishermen in a tiny village in remote south west Ireland while they waited for the drugs shipment from South America.

They


s 8 - ((6 - (5 - (-1 - -8))) + -1)?
1
What is -10 + -3 + 15 + -12?
-10
7 - (-4 + -28 - -3) - 7 - 6
23
Calculate 13 + -46 - (-1 - (-19 - -13)).
-38
Evaluate 19 + (-7 - -11 - 8).
15
Calculate -6 + (-1 - (8 - 3)) + 28.
16
-16 + (-14 - -1 - (-195 - -181))
-15
What is (6 - 8) + 13 - (-2 - (-1 - 0))?
12
What is the value of (-374 - -367) + -2 + -8?
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Evaluate 15 - 9 - (-5 + 2 + 1).
8
Calculate 1 - -1 - (-18 - (3 - (-4 + 24))).
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What is 264 - 253 - (-1 - 0) - (0 - -4)?
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28 - 26 - (15 + 7 + -10)
-10
What is 14+ -5 + 7 + (-2 - 1)?
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(33 - (3 - -3)) + -37
-10
-28 + (-15 - -39) + 0 + 9
5
What is the value of 10 - (-6 - -24 - (5 - 5 - -9))?
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What is (-3 + 10 - 8) + -8?
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What is the value of (19 - 26) + -3 + (-2 + 9 - -2)?
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What is 14 + -51 + -9 + 39?
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What is the value of -11 + 9 + (-3 - 1) + (-20 - -16)?
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Evaluate -6 - (-14 + (7 - 1) + 1 - 13).
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5 - (4 - 1 - (4 - -10 - 8))
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Evaluate (12 - 9) + -3 + (-1 - (0 + -7)).
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What is the value of -1 + 10


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-1 - (4 - (-3 - -10) - (1 + 9))
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What is the value of 2 + (2 - (9 + -4)) - (-23 - 4)?
26
What is the value of -4 - (3 - (-5 + 3 + 0 + 6))?
-3
What is the value of (193 - 215) + (2 - -2)?
-18
What is 1 - -8 - ((-27 - 0) + 26)?
10
What is -2 + (1 - (1 + -1)) - (6 - 11)?
4
Evaluate (6 + -4 - 0) + (8 + -23 - 5).
-18
(8 + -6 - 2) + (-6 + -3 - 2)
-11
Evaluate -65 + 79 - (36 - 9).
-13
What is 101 + -101 + -2 + -3 + 0 + -8?
-13
Evaluate (-5 -access to finance, the resources are there to increase earnings. On the other hand, continued loose monetary conditions enables 'zombie' firms to survive, hoarding capital that could be more effectively deployed elsewhere, so delaying the economic recovery.

Although there has been no clear effect yet, concerns around inflation persist. Households are most at risk from rising prices, which have depressed real wages in many countries in recent years, notably the UK.

Are there signs that companies are returning to profitability? In the US, which is still the largest and most important economy in the world, the earnings season (when companies report Q1 performance) has been gently encouraging so far.

Global banks have generally reported rising profits, beating estimates and indicating that the financial system continues to heal, which is a prerequisite


Q:

Batch - start a cmd window with a command, but run in the background

The title says it all: i want to start a cmd window with a command, but i want the window hidden
start cmd.exe /k "my command"

This does what I want, but the cmd window remains open, and upon closing i end the command too. I want to run the cmd.exe in the background. Is it possible?

A:

This question was answered here: How to run a command on the background on Windows?
Basically, you just need the /b option from the start command.
If that does not help, go the VB way, creating a .vbs like this:
Dim WinScriptHost
Set WinScriptHost = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WinScriptHost.Run Chr(34) & "C:\Scheduled Jobs\mybat.bat" & Chr(34), 0
Set WinScriptHost = Nothing

task... any ideas?
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a fair trial. Video evidence cannot be excluded because it makes the defendant appear guilty. Especially when the defendant is a cop, and the prosecutor routinely works with police.

Despite the fact that Superior Court Judge Vincent Grasso ruled that the dash cam video was a public record that fell under the requirements of New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act (OPRA), Coronato filed an appeal and refuses to release the footage of the attack to the public. By building a wall of secrecy, the police and the prosecutor have merely confirmed their reckless abandonment of justice and transparency. They have traded the public’s trust in order to defend an officer responsible for attacking a helpless woman without provocation.

Besides naming Cherry in her recent lawsuit, Tucker also accused Tuckerton Policenot afford to bring in a new podiatrist even though it would help him maintain the financial health of his practice.

A Closer Look At The Terms Of The Potential Merger

The partners of the large practice talk to John often and they remain friendly. They tell John if he does become interested in joining their practice, he should let them know and they will put together a term sheet for him to review. It will outline the process to join the group. After talking to his family and office manager and giving it much thought, John decided to request the term sheet.

The term sheet explained that if John joined the group, the partners would perform the following due diligence on John and his practice.

• Obtain the last three years’


of the year. They distributed 40 percent of the revenue equally among the partners. They divided the rest of the revenue by how many patients a partner saw in his office.

John’s office would become a profit center. John would continue to make all the day-to-day decisions for his office. He could fire and hire staff, give bonuses, take vacations, decide on his office hours and continue to refer to those specialists he had a relationship with. All invoices for purchases went to the central business office for payment. That office also billed for all partner’s services. Payroll occurred online for all offices. At the beginning of each month, John would receive a profit and loss statement for his profit center for the previous month. He could not bewere speechless for a moment. John’s wife broke the silence and asked what she meant.

She said that Paul has often said that his group could use a full time podiatrist in the office and it would be great if John were to be the one. That precipitated a cascade of questions from John and his wife. What would he do with his office? Could he rent it? Would his patients follow him? What would happen to his referral base? Three days later, John received a summary of an offer to join Paul’s group practice.

The offer was as important for what it said as for what it did not say.

In the group, John would receive 50 percent of collections from his services. He now receives between 45 and 50


surgeries, edited their patient consent for surgery forms, had strict rules for finishing charts on time and offered free time at the hospital emergency room. The group also had a seminar for all primary care physicians whether they referred to the practice twice a year and had guest speakers.

If a partner became disabled, he received his base for the next month and then nothing more. The group had life insurance policies on all partners. If a partner was permanently disabled, he got his accounts receivable and then a small buyout from the practice. All partners were encouraged to purchase the maximum personal disability insurance they could. Each partner had to work 15 years as a partner to get any part of his buyout and was required to givewith diabetes. One of the partners told John she played a major role in why the practice was successful.

What The Solo DPM Decided To Do

John’s wife did not like the idea that someone else was going to take care of the practice’s finances and John did not like the idea of giving up his autonomy. However, after another meeting with John, his wife, his accountant and I, John understood that he was not going to move from his office and in fact he would have time to work in the larger office near his office and another partner would use his office when he took a vacation. He would still make the day-to-day operational decisions for his office and staff.

The decision became clear when John attended a meeting


at the hospital to learn about accountable care organizations (ACOs). John felt that if ACOs did in fact become real, the hospital or a larger group would dole out funds for primary care services. He saw many primary care physicians discuss joining a hospital or a large group. Would the large group refer to a group of specialists or to a solo specialist? He did not know the answer.

However, if ACOs did not become a reality and if he did not like the group he joined, he would have 18 months to decide what he wanted to do. In the meantime, he could have the advantage of professional management and the security that a large podiatry group could offer him.

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is possible for the player to confuse particular clubs and select the wrong club from the bag. This can slow down the game and result in distraction to the golfer resulting in a waste of time which diminishes the enjoyment of the game. In most situations, each player knows the particular club that is necessary or desired for the next shot, but oftentimes, because of club similarities, he will remove the wrong club from the bag resulting in a poor shot or wasted time.
With the use of the instant invention, these problems are overcome because a golfer can select from a readily observable display panel a particular club by number and actuate a selector knob adjacent the club number which causes the particular desired club to be elevatedin battle between the spirit and the flesh and to experiment technically with the form. Vampyr (1932) is a mesmerizing horror fable full of camera and editing tricks; Day of Wrath (1943) is an intense tale of social repression, made during the Nazi occupation of Denmark; Ordet (1955) is a shattering look at a farming family’s inner religious world; and Gertrud (1964) is a portrait of a fiercely independent woman’s struggle for personal salvation.


in cellular senescence, especially in the state of DM \[[@B6]\]. Therefore, the new target against klotho and oxidative stress is promisingly to provide a reference for DKD.

Sulodexide (SXD), a highly purified glycosaminoglycan that offers antithrombotic and profibrinolytic activity, is shown to prevent cells against various injuries. A large number of studies have strongly suggested the antiproteinuric and renoprotective action of sulodexide in type 1 and 2 diabetes patients \[[@B10], [@B11]\]. However, recent micro- and macroalbuminuria (Sun-MICRO and MACRO) studies dispute these results based on the multicentered trials in which SDX does not show obvious benefit on DKD \[[@B12]\]. Therefore, to clarify which patients could benefit most from SDX administration and what factors impact on SDX\'s efficacy, further studies are recommended \[[@B10]\]. Interestingly, it is reported that SXD offersantioxidant and antisenescent actions in cultured endothelial cells \[[@B13]\]. We have also reported that, via reducing oxidative activity, SDX exhibits protective effects on the peripheral nerve in diabetic complications \[[@B14]\]. It is possible through antioxidative stress and antiaging effects, SDX protects TECs from DKD-induced injury. This hypothesis was tested in experimental animals and cultured primary TECs in this study.

2. Material and Methods {#sec2}
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2.1. Animals and Experimental Design {#sec2.1}
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Male Sprague-Dawley rats weighing 220 to 240 g each were housed in a 12 h light-/dark-altered room at a constant temperature of 24°C, with food and water available ad libitum. Diabetes was induced by a single intraperitoneal injection of streptozotocin (60 mg/kg body weight; Sigma, St. Louis, MO, USA) dissolved in 0.1 mol/L citrate buffer (pH 4.5). The control rats were injected with an equal volume


bites the dust" as suggested by the editorial \[[@B12]\]? Is there any difference between Sun-MICRO/MACRO protocol and previous clinical studies, and what influences the difference? All of these await further investigation.

One of the striking differences is that the patients enrolled in the Sun-MICRO/MACRO study have severer nephropathy at baseline than those enrolled in previous reports, since the patients recruited in the GSG trial were most with chronic kidney disease (CKD) 3-4 even after the use of ACEI or ARBs \[[@B12], [@B25]\], while the subjects in DiNAS were mainly with CKD 2 \[[@B24]\]. It is also indicated that SDX\'s renoprotection only occurs at the early stage of CKD \[[@B26]\]. So, in this study, we differentiate SDX\'s action in the early stage of DKD from the late stage of DKDPeak Computer, Inc., 991 F.2d 511, 518 n. 5. (9th Cir.1993); Advanced Computer Servs. of Michigan, Inc. v. MAI Sys. Corp., 845 F.Supp. 356, 367 (E.D.Va.1994); CMAX/Cleveland, Inc. v. UCR, Inc., 804 F.Supp. 337, 356 (M.D.Ga. 1992), and other courts have applied Section 117 to licensees without explanation, see, e.g., Vault Corp. v. Quaid Software Ltd., 847 F.2d 255, 261 (5th Cir.1988); Foresight Resources Corp. v. Pfortmiller, 719 F.Supp. 1006, 1009-10 (D.Kan.1989), it is necessary to determine whether a licensee owns a copy of a computer program in order to determine whether Section 117 applies to that licensee.

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Election Fraud Quiz IIvirtually the same types of problems, such as on-screen dropdown menus that wouldn’t work properly. The malfunctions prevented users from creating individual marketplace accounts, which halted their online enrollment efforts for hours in states such as Missouri, Illinois, Florida, Michigan, and Virginia.

In Kansas City, Mo., Leonard Hopkins was unable to find coverage for his daughter after spending 90 minutes on the state’s federally run marketplace website.

“I have tried calling the help center and got an automated system which couldn’t help,” he said in an email. “Tried using the ‘chat’ service and was told they would connect with someone who could help when available. Waited 10 minutes and then was disconnected.”

Even the states that run their own marketplaces experienced similar breakdowns. Hawaii’s system crashed. Online enrollment in Maryland was


than 2.8 million people on Tuesday visited the federal marketplace website, Healthcare.gov, which serves as a main entry point to the 36 state marketplaces.

That’s three times the site traffic they experienced after the site was redesigned in June and seven times “more users on the marketplace website today than have ever been on the Medicare.gov website at any given time,” Tavenner said.

As more Web users were diverted to the federal call centers, similar delays ensued as callers jammed the federal phone lines. To allow people to see the health plan offerings, federal officials posted the documents to the websites so people could compare and review rates without going through the enrollment process.

Officials hope to have the problems resolved Wednesday. It’s unclear how the problems affected enrollment. Federal officialscredited with being present at Musa’s death and literature records that Musa’s garments were with Yusha at the time of his departure.”

His Miracle

It is reported that in the last battle, which began on Friday, the Jews were nearing victory with Yusha as their commander. However, the sun was nearing to set and the Jews did not work or fight on Saturday, thus, Yusha started to fear that they may lose the battle. So he looked towards the sun and said:

“You are commanded and I [too] am commanded [from Allah], O Allah stop the sun!”

The sun stopped in its place and remained that way until he was able to conquer Jerusalem and enter it. In Jewish and Islamic calendars, the following day begins with sunset and the Jews were


fields in the superpotential. Therefore, this two sectors of the theory communicate only through the gravitational strength interactions in the potential. The most general renormalizable form of $w$ compatible with $SU(2)\otimes U(1)$ is

$$w=\mu
H\bar{H}+g_uHQu^c+g_d\bar{H}Qd^c+g_l\bar{H}Le^c+(HL+QLd^c+LLe^c+u^cd^cd^c)$$

where $H$,$\bar{H}$ are Higgs doublets and $Q$,$u^c$,$d^c$,$L$,$e^c$ are quark and lepton superfields respectively; $g_{u,d,l}$ are “Yukawa” coupling constants (family indices are suppressed) and $\mu$ is a mass parameter which has to be of order $m_W$ for the correct electroweak symmetry breaking. The terms in the bracket are usually forbidden by the matter parity symmetry, since if all present they lead to too rapid proton decay. We keep them here only to emphasize the generality of our argument, the reader can choose the desired combination consistent with phenomenological constraints.

The important point is that the form of theobservable superpotential automatically respects continuous global R-symmetry $U(1)_R$ under which for example the R-charges are $R_H=R_{\bar{H}}=R_L=1$, $R_Q=1/3$, $R_{u^c}=R_{d^c}=2/3$ nad $R_{e^c}=0$ (R-charge of the superpotential is normalized as usual to be $2$). Note that under this R-charge assignment the form of $w$ given by (7) becomes most general to all orders (including all possible nonrenormalizable operators).

We do not want to debate here a currently popular dilemma whether all global symmetries are necessarily broken by Planck scale induced operators. We simply consider both possibilities. So let us assume for a moment that exact R-symmetry is respected to all orders in $M_{pl}$. Therefore, for the superpotential (6), the R-transformation will be a valid symmetry if it is respected by the hidden sector. If this is the case, R-symmetry will be inevitably


Higgs doublet model, which in the light of the very recent analysis \[14\] is doubtful. On the other hand, as we have shown, R-strings in the SUSY standard model are topologically stable electroweak $Z$-strings. But, as we said, if R-symmetry is anomalous it should be explicitly broken by sufficiently large amount either by gravity or by some strongly coupled metacolor sector. In such a case resulting $Z$-strings are no more topologically stable below the scale $M_{mc}$ where metainstanton (gravitational or some other) effects become important. But instability is just what one needs for the baryogenesis if the scale $M_{mc}$ is sufficiently low so that strings can survive below $m_W$. Below this scale (while still stable under tunneling) the string network will tend to decay through the collapse andQ:

what is the matlab .' (dot-quote) notation?

Trying to understand MATLAB syntax: I see that
(0:3)

is a row vector, that the ' (forward-quote) operator is transpose, so
(0:3)'

is a column vector.  I have also seen .' in some files, and these also produce column vectors, so
(0:3).'

produces the same result as (0:3).
What is the difference between ' and .'?  I haven't found anything in the MATLAB docs to help me understand this.
(note that this question is about syntax, primarily, not about the difference between transpose and ctranspose, because if you don't know that ' is one and .' is the other, than an answer to the question of transpose versus ctranspose is of no help answering the question of . versus '..  In many MATLAB examples


allowed researchers to decompose the surface EMG signals into MU action potential trains \[[@B13-ijerph-17-02799],[@B14-ijerph-17-02799],[@B15-ijerph-17-02799],[@B16-ijerph-17-02799]\]. With these techniques, previous studies examined MU activities during submaximal, maximal, or fatiguing contractions using different muscles. Specifically, they found that a negative linear relationship between RT and MFR of the active MUs during a voluntary contraction, which was described as the "onion-skin" scheme \[[@B12-ijerph-17-02799]\]. This indicates that the low-threshold MUs tend to have higher firing rates than those of the high-threshold MUs, during the voluntary contractions \[[@B5-ijerph-17-02799],[@B6-ijerph-17-02799],[@B7-ijerph-17-02799]\]. This relationship also suggests an important neural strategy on how the CNS controls the motoneuron pool: the slope of the linear regression line indicates the overall motor control scheme described as the "operating point" of the motoneuron pools \[[@B17-ijerph-17-02799]\]. Specifically, when the force output (contraction intensity)at roughly the same time of the day.

2.3. Procedures {#sec2dot3-ijerph-17-02799}
---------------

All subjects were introduced to the procedures of the study, and they practiced the exercise tests during the familiarization visit (Visit 1). Specifically, the maximal isometric strength test, the submaximal isometric trapezoid contraction, as well as the two different submaximal isometric contractions (force and position tasks) were practiced. During submaximal trapezoid contractions, we provided visual feedback for the target force of 40% and 70% MVIC to allow participants to become familiarized with the tests. At least 48 h after the familiarization visit, the subjects returned to the laboratory, and they performed one of the randomly assigned exercise visits (Force-Task Visit or Position-Task Visit). Upon arrival, the subjects were seated in front of a custom-designed preacher curl platform with the


the trapezoid contractions. Instead of isometrically contracting against the force transducer, the subject was asked to maintain the forearm position (135-degree of elbow joint angle using 135° v-shaped steel hinge), while the research staff used a pulley system to gradually pull the other end of the force transducer, following the visual feedback on the monitor ([Figure 1](#ijerph-17-02799-f001){ref-type="fig"}). Thus, visual feedback was not provided for the subjects. In addition, during this task, instructors provided verbal instructions and feedback to the subjects so they could maintain the designated elbow angle (135-degree with forearm at the horizontal position). If their forearm reached the v-shaped hinge during contractions, the investigators verbally notified them to make their forearm pulled back to the horizontal position. Prior to the onset of the position task contraction,but there was a main effect for intensity (F = 75.22, *p* \< 0.001, partial$~\eta^{2}$ = 0.807), indicating greater EMG amplitude during 70% MVIC, when compared to 40% MVIC (tasks merged, 40% MVIC vs. 70% MVIC = 57.5 ± 19.8% vs. 105.1 ± 30.2%, *p* \< 0.0001, *d* = 1.86). For the normalized triceps brachii EMG amplitude, the 2-way ANOVA showed no interaction (F = 1.19, *p* = 0.290, partial$~\eta^{2}$ = 0.062) or main effect for condition (F = 0.22, *p* = 0.644, partial$~\eta^{2}$ = 0.012), but there was a main effect for intensity (F = 31.94, *p* \< 0.001, partial$~\eta^{2}$ = 0.640). After collapsing the across condition, 70% MVIC contraction intensity generally showed a greater EMG amplitude (both tasks merged) than 40% MVIC (40% MVIC vs. 70%


greater EMG amplitude during 40% and 70% MVIC contraction intensities during position tasks, respectively, when compared to the force tasks. In addition, there were differences in MU firing properties (the relationship between RT vs. MFR and RT vs. DT) between the two tasks despite no significant difference in EMG amplitude.

Our results of MU firing properties show an interesting finding: the slope coefficients of the MU RT vs. MFR and RT vs. DT relationships were more negative and more positive, respectively, during the position task when compared to these during the force task (both intensities merged). According to De Luca and Hostage \[[@B17-ijerph-17-02799]\], the linear relationship between the MU RT and MFR describes an "operating point" of the motoneuron pool responding to different levels of excitation. With a greaterboth tasks. Second, methodological-related limitations should also be identified to improve similar future experiments. For example, EMG was not normalized to the maximal compound muscle action potential or collected from synergist muscles. In addition, the execution of the submaximal trapezoid contraction during the position task could also be influenced by the force production from the research staff.

5. Conclusions {#sec5-ijerph-17-02799}
==============

In conclusion, even though there were no differences in agonist and antagonist EMG amplitude responses between two different isometric tasks, the present study found task-related differences in MU control strategies between the force and position tasks. The recruitment of high-threshold MUs and the number of active MUs at derecruitment could have contributed to the task-related difference between two tasks. To reach and maintain the same force output, the position task


always exacerbate twice as much with the same substance within 24 hours of its administration. We have performed the HRT on 59 patients (14 with ASA-triad, 11 with steroid dependent intrinsic asthma; 20 with C.U. were negative to oral intake of analgesics/additives and 14 with C.U. showed positive results). Successive dilutions were incubated for 30 minutes using: pyrazolones, acetylsalicylate of lysine, sodium salicylate, sodium benzoate and 4-hydroxybenzoic acid which did not produce liberation of histamine in 100 controlled individuals. All the determinations were done in duplicate, considering positive those superior to 20% of the difference between total and basal histamine. We have not observed any significant descent of the FEV1 with benzoate and salicylate in our group of 62 patients with ASA-triad, nor any manifestations presented with sodiumon your specific example rather than the general.
infi =
  do
   print "hello"
   infi

main =
  do
    infi

First off, you can simplify your main action (It doesn't need to have a do):
main = infi

In haskell, "return" is not the same as an imperative "return". It simply means injection into a monadic action, i.e. return :: Monad m => a -> m a. So let's talk about what things are evaluated here, not when things return.
All your main function does is call the value infi which is of type infi :: IO (). Since infi is an IO action, it can perform prints. Like any other value, it can also reference other values (in this case,


are only evaluating the first three elements, instead of the whole value.

The same is true of your infinite value infi. Haskell can create a "run-time-script" that contains the infinite actions because the value of infi has a finite representation (its name), but it evaluates infinitely because it has no base case.

But, like his famed mom Southern belle Paula Deen when it comes to a propensity to pack on some unwanted pounds, Bobby Deen waged war long ago to get back into shape.

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earlier this week, citing a rising threat from Pyongyang. The idea has been circulating among South Koran officials for a while, with some even suggesting that the assassination should not be delayed until an open military conflict.

The decision comes a month after Pyongyang angered Seoul by staging a military exercise involving a commando raid on a mock-up of the South Korean presidential residence, the Blue House. The drill was reminiscent of an actual attack in 1968 on the home of the South Korean president, which was attacked by North Korea in a failed assassination attempt.

A fictitious CIA plot to assassinate North Korea’s leader was explored in the 2014 comedy film The Interview. The film was drawn into the focus of the confrontation between Washington and Pyongyang after theQ:

Median of three, pivot

I'm looking for the median of three, using this for a pivot in a QuickSort. I would not like to import any statistics library because I believe it creates a bit of overhead which I would like to reduce as much as possible.
def median(num_list):

if (num_list[0] > num_list[len(num_list) - 1]) and (num_list[0] < num_list[int(len(num_list)//2)]):
    return num_list[0]
elif (num_list[int(len(num_list)//2)] > num_list[len(num_list) - 1]) and (num_list[0] > num_list[int(len(num_list)//2)]):
    return num_list[int(len(num_list)//2)]
else:
    return num_list[len(num_list) - 1]

this seems to be returning the last else statement every time, I'm stumped...

A:

In Quicksort you do not usually want just to know the median of three, you want to arrange the three values so the smallest is in one spot, the median in another, and the maximum


case reports, the mean rate of mesh-associated complications was 1.7% (91/5499; 95% CI, 1.4% to 2.0%). Considering only those series explicitly mentioning mesh-associated complications the complication rate was 0.9% (41/4477; 95% CI, 0.6% to 1.2%) and 1.9% (41/2121; 95% CI, 1.3% to 2.5%) for those series reporting at least one mesh-associated complication. 71.5% (3934/5499) of the patients received either polypropylene (PP) or polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE) meshes. PP meshes were used in 39.6% (2181/5499) and 31.9% (1753/5499) of all patients received PTFE meshes with a respective complication rate of 0.8% (18/2181, 95% CI 0.4% to 1.2%) and 2.5% (43/1753; 95% CI 1.8% to 3.2%). Biological meshes were implanted in 13.5% (744/5499) of reported patients with a complications rate of 1.3% (10/744; 95% CI, 0.5% to 2.1%) ([Fig 6](#pone.0139547.g006){ref-type="fig"}). The riskthe highest risk of mesh-associated complications found by this method for our risk-benefit analysis considering only studies with at least one mesh-associated complication. The 1.9% rate of mesh-associated complications found by this approach indeed seems to be conservative, since it has been compared doubled to the findings of the two biggest consecutive patient series ever published. Both of them found a rate of about 1% \[[@pone.0139547.ref009],[@pone.0139547.ref038]\]. Given that the survey of the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons did not find mesh-associated complication rates higher than 0.5%, our estimate can be considered a conservative upper bound of the true complication rate. One might object that longer follow-up periods would detect much higher mesh-associated complication rates due to migration and erosion. However, approximately 90% of mesh complications occur


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atf_test_case update_repolock

update_repolock_head() {
	atf_set "descr" "Tests for pkg update: pkg is in repository locked mode"
}

update_repolock_body() {
	mkdir -p repo repo2 pkg_A
	cd repo
	xbps-create -A noarch -n A-1.0_1 -s "A pkg" ../pkg_A
	atf_check_equal $? 0
	xbps-rindex -d -a $PWD/*.xbps
	atf_check_equal $? 0
	cd ../repo2
	xbps-create -A noarch -n A-1.1_1 -s "A pkg" ../pkg_A
	atf_check_equal $? 0
	xbps-rindex -d -a $PWD/*.xbps
	atf_check_equal $? 0
	cd ..
	# install A-1.0_1 from repository "repo"
	xbps-install -r root --repository=repo2 --repository=repo -yvd A-1.0_1
	atf_check_equal $? 0
	# A-1.0_1 is now locked
	xbps-pkgdb -r root -m repolock A
	atf_check_equal $? 0
	out=$(xbps-query -r root -p repository A)
	atf_check_equal "$out" "$(readlink -f repo)"
	# no update due to repository locking
	xbps-install -r root --repository=repo2 --repository=repo -yuvd
	atf_check_equal $? 0
	out=$(xbps-query -r root -p pkgver A)
	atf_check_equal $out A-1.0_1
	# disable repolock
	xbps-pkgdb -r root -m repounlock A
	atf_check_equal $? 0
	out=$(xbps-query -r root -p repolock A)
	atf_check_equal "$out" ""
	# update A to 1.1_1 from repo2
	xbps-install


the excited state. As a result, the energy level of the donor fluorophore returns to the ground state, without emitting fluorescence. The acceptor thus functions as a quencher of the fluorescence. This mechanism is limited by the distance between the donor and the acceptor molecule. Typical effective distances between the donor and acceptor molecules are in the 10 to 100 Å range, which makes them useful in molecular diagnostics of e.g. nucleic acids and proteins.
The FRET technology has been used to detect Bacillus anthracis through coupling of FRET components to nucleic acids, especially those resulting from PCR products (Qi Y. et al., Appl. Environm. Microbiol. 67:3720-7, 2001; Patra G., et al., Annal. New York Acad. Sci. 969:106-11, 2002; Mathur, N. et al., J. Sensors 2008, Art. ID #270475).Fabor Robinson’s Abbott label (# 125). A memorable Jack Rhodes-J.C. Lile song, « Longhorns » was recorded superbly by the pros at KWKH Studio in Shreveport with Red Hayes’ band providing the solid support: Joe « Red » Hayes and Kenneth « Little Red » Hayes (fiddles), Al Petty (steel guitar), and Leon Hayes (bass). Freddie supplies his own rhythm guitar. Flipside « Off to parts unknown » is slowlier, although a vigorous slice of hillbilly bop. Red Hayes seems to have been everywhere in the early ’50s. He would eventually follow Freddie to Odessa. Next Abbott issue (# 126) by Curtis Kirk was presumed as having been recorded at the same place and occasion as Freddie Frank.

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between various subgroups of MDS, various classification systems and prognostic scores have attempted to identify patients with a poor prognosis and an increased risk of leukemic transformation. The widely used French American British (FAB) classification of MDS identifies five morphological subgroups of prognostic importance ([Table 1](#tbl1){ref-type="table"}) ([@b5]). Patients with refractory anemia (RA) with excess blasts (RAEB) and RA with excess blasts in transformation (RAEB-t) are at a high risk of myeloid leukemic transformation (AML) and also have a shorter median survival whereas patients with RA and RARS (RA with ringed sideroblasts) have a longer survival and lower incidence of developing leukemia. The World Health Organisation (WHO) classification of MDS identifies 7 groups ([Table 2](#tbl2){ref-type="table"}) ([@b66]). Patients with RARS and RA have only unilineage (erythroid) dysplasia with or without15% ringed sideroblasts respectively and experience a protracted clinical course with median survivals of 5--6 years. The propensity for leukemic transformation is low in both RA (7%) and RARS (1%--2%). Refractory cytopenia with multilineage dysplasia (RCMD) and RCMD with ringed sideroblasts are characterized by bi or pancytopenia and dysplasia in ≥10% of the cells in 2 or more myeloid cell lines. Both these groups have a shorter median survival of approximately 33 months, and a frequency of leukemic transformation of 10%--13%. However patients in the RCMD group with complex karyotypes have survivals similar to those with RAEB. The WHO classification redefined AML as a group with bone marrow (BM) blasts \>20% and RAEB as between 5%--20% blasts with RAEB being further classified into RAEBI (5%--9% blasts) and RAEBII


(10%--19% blasts). Approximately 21% of patients with RAEBI and 34% of patients with RAEBII progress to AML. The rest succumb to the effects of bone marrow failure. The median survival is approximately 18 months for RAEBI and 10 months for RAEBII ([@b23]). Patients with 5q-syndrome have a long survival and a low leukemic transformation rate. The International Prognostic Scoring System (IPSS) ([Table 3](#tbl3){ref-type="table"}) ([@b27]) based on bone marrow blast percentage, cytogenetics, and number of cytopenias also identifies patients at high risk of transformation (IPSS score 1.5). These scoring systems help to individualize therapeutic decisions such as treatment with chemotherapy, allogeneic transplantation, or use of drugs like lenalidomide or methyltransferase inhibitors.

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The FAB classification of MDS

  FAB subgroup          contains 100 mg of Azacytidine and 100 mg of Mannitol that is reconstituted to 25 mg/ml in sterile water. It is stable refrigerated for up to 8 hours but otherwise has to be administered within an hour of preparation.

Azacytidine may be used intravenously or subcutaneously with a similar bioavailability. It is rapidly absorbed subcutaneously achieving a maximal concentration within half an hour, and the concentration achieved is proportional to the dose administered (range 10--75 mg/m^2^). It has a half-life of 1.5--2.3 hours and is undetectable 8 hours following administration ([@b56]).

Azacytidine is phosphorylated by uridine-cytidine kinase and is incorporated as a monophosphate into newly synthesized RNA. It is metabolized by cytidine deaminase resulting in the production of 5 azauridine that is mainly eliminated by the kidneys.

Clinical trials with Azacytidine
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Three


5 Azacytidine till complete response or relapse. Overall responses occurred in 60% with 7% achieving CR, 16% PR, and 37% HI (HI). Responses of 47% were seen in the crossover patients compared with 5% HI only in the supportive care arm. Additionally, time to progression to AML was significantly delayed (21 versus 12 months). After 6 months of treatment significantly less (3%) patients treated with Azacytidine transformed to AML when compared to those in the supportive care arm (3% vs 24%, p\<0.0001). The median duration of response was 15 months. Median survival for patients on study for 6 months was 18 months (from initial randomisation) compared to 14 months for those who crossed over and 11 months for those who did not crossover. The main side effect wascounts after the first course of decitabine therapy occurred in 58% of thrombocytopenic patients and significantly (p\<0.0001) predicted overall survival ([@b65]). Myelosuppression leading to fever and sepsis occurred in 20% of patients in the phase II randomized study with the treatment related mortality being 7% ([@b68]). Abnormal liver function tests were seen in 16% of patients, grade III cardiovascular problems occurred in 8% of patients and were mostly unrelated to decitabine.

Combination therapy
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Although the DNMT inhibitors are effective in myeloid leukemia's and MDS, they are limited by low response rates (23% CR and PR) and a short median duration of response (15 months for Azacytidine) ([@b58]).

Combination chemotherapy has led to improved CR rates in AML. Similarly, targeting complementary biological pathways with synergistic drugs, could improve the response rates and


toward GRP78 also is unknown. Toward this end, molecular docking was performed with AutoDock Vina and confirmation obtained by docking using ROSIE. The stability and MM-PBSA binding energy of GRP78-inhibitor complexes as well as energetic contribution of individual residues was analyzed by 50 ns molecular dynamics run with GROMACS. MSA by ClustalW2 identified unique amino acid residues in the ATPase domain of GRP78 which were different from the residues present in other HSP70 proteins. Important and unique amino acid residues of GRP78 such as Ile61, Glu293, Arg297, and Arg367 played a major role in the intermolecular interactions with these inhibitors. The interactions with unique residues of GRP78 as compared with those of HSP70-1A provided the basis for selectivity. It was found that the binding affinity and specificity/selectivity ofy is divided by j.
2
Calculate the remainder when 102*(1 + 4/(-8)) is divided by 13.
12
Suppose -2*h = -3*k - 9, -12 = 3*h + 5*k - k. Let m(x) = x**2 + x + 85. Calculate the remainder when m(h) is divided by 22.
19
Suppose i + 1 + 13 = -5*c, -c = 4. What is the remainder when 22 is divided by i?
4
What is the remainder when 49 - (1 + 0)*-1 is divided by 17?
16
Let y = 25 - 17. Suppose -2*r = -m - 8, -4*m + y = -8*m. Suppose -10 = r*f - 61. Calculate the remainder when 50 is divided by f.
16
Let q be -5 - (-3 + 0)/3. Let p = q - -7. Suppose 0 = 4*h - p*h -


by 5?
3
Let t(x) = 61*x + 2. Let i be t(-1). What is the remainder when 5 + -8 - (i - 2) is divided by 15?
13
Let m be (4/12)/((-2)/(-24)). Let o be 5/m*(-2 - -6). Suppose -o*v + 110 + 45 = 0. What is the remainder when v is divided by 11?
9
Suppose 5*u - 3 = 4*b - 24, 0 = -2*b + 2*u + 12. Let n = 32 - b. Suppose 0 = 5*x - 27 - n. What is the remainder when 28 is divided by x?
8
Let m(u) = -u**3 + 3*u**2 + u + 2. Let h = 4 - 2. Suppose -5*r - 2*o + 1 = -32, -2*r + 2*o + 2 = 0. What is the remainder when m(h)+ 2. Calculate the remainder when 28 is divided by g.
13
Suppose -64*a - 28 = -65*a. What is the remainder when 138 is divided by a?
26
Suppose 0 = -4*m + 34 + 34. Suppose -q = -3*q + 22. Suppose -5*g = s + q, 2 = -0*s + 2*s + 4*g. What is the remainder when m is divided by s?
8
Suppose 0*z + 3*z = -s + 19, -s - 4*z = -17. Let d = 137 - 39. What is the remainder when d is divided by s?
23
Let m(y) = -y - 8. Let x be m(-12). Suppose 3 = x*a - 3*a. Suppose -4*u + 243 = a*h, -2*u + 0*h + 119 = h. Calculate the remainder when u is divided by 15.
12
Suppose 5*a


the impossibility of segregation in Brazil would undermine exports. The process is waiting until in order to avoid the risk of shortages, the EU will allow GM rice to be consumed.

The GM bean was approved based on studies with insufficient emphasis on nutritional aspects. Just 10 rats that ate GM feed with beans for a few weeks were evaluated. As revealed by the dissenting opinion, only three mice were dissected. The problems that have been identified require further studies, but were assumed to be irrelevant.

Regarding GM vaccines, we do not have any kind of monitoring, so we do not know what is happening.

Regarding GM mosquitoes, there are field trials in neighborhoods of cities in the northeast. Little is known about the development of these tests.

Consumption may be causing---
abstract: 'Binding energy differences of mirror nuclei for A=15, 17, 27, 29, 31, 33, 39 and 41 are calculated in the framework of relativistic deformed mean-field theory. The spatial components of the vector meson fields and the photon are fully taken into account in a self-consistent manner. The calculated binding energy differences are systematically smaller than the experimental values and lend support to the existency of the Okamoto–Nolen-Schiffer anomaly found decades ago in nonrelativistic calculations. For the majority of the nuclei studied, however, the results are such that the anomaly is significantly smaller than the one obtained within state-of-the-art nonrelativistic calculations.'
author:
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    W. Koepf\
    School of Physics and Astronomy, Tel Aviv University, 69978 Ramat Aviv, Israel
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    G. Krein\


for the nucleon spinors and inhomogeneous Klein-Gordon equations for the mesonic and the Coulomb fields, to be axially deformed.

By calculating the ground-state binding energies of various light odd mass nuclei in that manner, we essentially perform a state-of-the-art evaluation of the Okamoto-Nolen-Schiffer anomaly in the framework of the modern relativistic mean-field theory. Many contributions to the anomaly, that in other works in that realm had been accounted for only perturbatively, are fully included in our description. Amongst them are the core polarization, i.e., the isospin impurity of the $N=Z$ nuclear core[@core], dynamical effects of the proton-neutron mass difference [@dyna], contributions of the electromagnetic spin-orbit interaction and the Darwin term [@NS; @auer], the so-called Thomas-Ehrman shift [@thom] and the Coulomb exchange term [@NS; @dyna].

In detail, in this paper wecalculate the binding energies of mirror nuclei with A=15, 17, 27, 29, 31, 33, 39 and 41 using a deformed relativistic mean-field model. The first published calculation of binding energy differences of mirror nuclei using a relativistic nuclear model is by Nedjadi and Rook [@NedRoo]. In their calculation, however, the nuclear structure was described in single-particle approximation in terms of a Dirac equation with spherical scalar and vector Woods-Saxon potentials, and no self-consistency between the potentials and the respective solutions of the Dirac equation was enforced. In a recent publication [@BGK], self-consistency between the potentials and the Dirac sources was achieved, but again while assuming spherical symmetry, and also the effects of the $\rho^0-\omega$ mixing interaction on the binding energies of mirror nuclei in the region of A=16 and A=40


nonlinear self-coupling given by the potential $U(\sigma)$ U() = [12]{}m\^2\_\^2 + [13]{}g\_2\^3+[14]{}g\_3\^4 , \[B3\] which was found found to be important, in particular, for an adequate description of nuclear surface and compression properties [@boguta]. Note that in addition to the standard description [@SW.86], in Eq. (\[B1\]) also the tensor coupling of the nucleon’s anomalous magnetic moments, $\kappa_p=1.793$ and $\kappa_n=-1.913$, with the electromagnetic field has been included.

In the mean-field approximation, the meson and photon fields are treated classically, and the variational principle leads to time-independent inhomogeneous Klein-Gordon equations for the mesonic fields with source terms involving the various nucleonic densities and currents: { -+m\^2\_} ([**r**]{}) &=&- g\_ - g\_2 \^2([**r**]{}) - g\_3 \^3([**r**]{}) , \[B4a\]\
{-+m\^2\_} \_0([**r**]{})&=&  g\_ , \[B4b\]\
{ -+m\^2\_} ([**r**]{})&=&  g\_ , \[B4c\]\
{-+m\^2\_} \_0([**r**]{})&=&  g\_ , \[B4d\]\
{ -+m\^2\_} ([**r**]{})&=&  g\_ ,through your proofreading and constructive criticism. You show no bias whatsoever!

That’s my boy #CJC Christian Carney

Although a writer at heart, I realised quite early on, in order to showcase my two favourite facets of life – food and fashion I would need exceptional visuals. That’s where this man comes into play, Christian Carney. An exceptional up and coming photographer who is currently Brisbane based but relocating to Sydney. I’m lucky enough to not only have him capture my key looks each week in my outfits section but also to call him my phenomenal friend. A gifted photographer shouldn’t just make you look beautiful but feel beautiful too and no one makes me feel more beautiful than he does, so thank you! Expect big things to come from this


Queensland, Topshop, Zara, Betts Shoes, Colette by Colette Hayman you are the ingredients to a melting pot of fabulous fashion and Livvy May’s favourite shoot of 2013.

Favourite fashion label: I’m an absolute fashion whore (I know this is a somewhat inappropriate word but necessary in this instance) and there are so many labels I love. I based my final shoot of the year around the gorgeous blue jumpsuit (look right) from Sheike. Their clothes are bold, bright, simple and tailored. Effortlessly chic is the most suitable description and if you opt for Sheike, you’ll be sure to stand out in any crowd.

Fave beauty product: I’m sure you’ve already guessed it but in order to stay looking 23 when I look 27 (please tell me I still look 23),rather than individual universities.

Best wishes and thank you in advance for your feedback which would help us to improve the quality and impact of the forthcoming issues.

Happy Reading!

Eldho Mathews
Senior Researcher-Education and Editor

Insights: U21 Ranking of National Higher Education System

The Universitas 21 (U21) Ranking is the only one in the world to assess national higher education systems and meets a long-standing need to shift the discussion from the ranking of the world’s best universities, to the best overall system in each country.

Tête-à-tête #17: Dr. Kartik Shanker, Director, Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE)

News and Stories

Brazil

Kyoto University opens large research base in Amazon jungle

Student Loans in Brazil: Investment or Expenditure?

Global Navigation Satellite Systems Project to support the advancement of precision agriculture

The university established the base in


cooperation with the state-affiliated Japan International Cooperation Agency, major Japanese trader Itochu Corp. and Brazil’s National Institute of Amazonian Research (INPA).

Although enrollments in HEIs have been increasing in Brazil, access to this level of education remains highly inequitable due to entry requirements and financial challenges.

The University of Nottingham is working with Brazilian and EU partners to solve atmospheric interference problems that hamper satellite-based positioning in Brazil.

China

Have Chinese universities hit a plateau?

China’s haves and have-nots

China emerges top destination for Pakistani students

In this article, Alex Usher argues that while top Chinese universities have had a very rapid rise to internationally competitive levels of funding over the past two decades, it was never plausible that they would continue to grow at such a rapid rate.

China is supporting an elite group ofuniversities to achieve world-class status. But this strategy will create a new set of problems, says Ka Ho Mok.

Currently, 2,700 Pakistani students are pursuing master’s and doctorate degrees in top Chinese universities on fully funded scholarships sponsored by the Chinese government.

India

India eyes 30 countries for education pact

UGC allows online degrees

Indian Institute of Science in top 100 world university list again

The HRD ministry has forwarded a proposal to the Ministry of External Affairs, requesting the latter to reach out to 30 countries for signing a pact on mutual recognition of academic qualifications.

With the University Grants Commission approving the UGC (Online Courses) Regulations, 2018, selected higher educational institutions can now offer certificate, diploma and degree programmes in full-fledged online mode in line with their regular programmes.

For the second time, Indian


and Eison cases. Finally, the Court will address the results of the U.S. Trustee's investigation, as filed in the Eison case.

A. Semrad in Atlanta
Semrad is a Chicago-based law firm with an office in Atlanta. Attorneys at the Semrad firm appear to be divided into two groups based on seniority. More junior attorneys prepare petitions. More senior attorneys are "court attorneys" or "intake attorneys" who conduct initial interviews to determine whether a client would benefit from a bankruptcy filing and appear at court hearings. Both attorney groups receive base-line salaries with bonuses based on the number of petitions they file. The annual base salary is $40,000 for junior associates and $50,000 for court attorneys. Each group receives monthly bonuses of $25 per case filed, but a court attorney's bonuses§ 342(b), Verification of Creditor Matrix, Declaration Concerning Debtor's Schedules, and a Chapter 13 Plan were filed with Ms. Harmon's electronic signature. The case was dismissed on October 14, 2009, following a Voluntary Motion to Dismiss filed on Ms. Harmon's behalf. (Harmon, Docket No. 12). On January 27, 2010, Ms. Harmon filed a letter with the Court alleging that the above-styled Chapter 13 case was filed without her authorization or consent. (Harmon, Docket No. 16). As a result of the Court's grave concern regarding the filing of a petition and other pleadings without the client's authorized written consent, the Court directed Ms. Harmon and each of the filing attorneys to appear at a show cause hearing on February 25, 2010. The following facts were found at that hearing.
Ms.


Harmon came to Semrad's offices on September 9, 2009, for what she believed would be a consultation. She initially met with an intake attorney, Brien Nelson, whose job was to evaluate whether Ms. Harmon's situation was appropriate for a bankruptcy filing and under what chapter to file.[2] After meeting with Mr. Nelson, Ms. Harmon spent two hours with Ms. Hong, who prepared Ms. Harmon's petition and discussed her initial payment to Semrad. Ms. Hong and Ms. Harmon determined that she would pay Semrad the initial filing fee in two installments. She paid half the fee via a check dated September 9, 2009, and half the fee via a check post-dated to September 18, 2009. Ms. Hong explained to Ms. Harmon that they would gather information and prepare hercalled first and when Ms. Harmon learned that the petition had been filed. According to Ms. Hong, she called Ms. Harmon for the purpose of giving her the new case number. According to Ms. Harmon, she contacted Ms. Hong to report another creditor for her schedules and Ms. Hong told her the case had already been filed only after Ms. Harmon said she no longer wanted to proceed with the case. What is clear is that Ms. Harmon and Ms. Hong spoke by phone on that day, but not until after the case had been filed. In that phone call, Ms. Harmon informed Ms. Hong that she had a creditor she wanted to add to her case. Ms. Hong explained that the case included a 100% plan, so


the repetition of the attorneys' actions in these cases. The widespread nature of those actions within the Semrad firm, however, calls for more punitive sanctions. As this Court relies heavily on electronic filings, the adherence of attorneys to the local rules regarding electronic signatures is imperative.
Accordingly, it is
ORDERED that Craig Z. Black, as managing partner of the Atlanta office of Robert J. Semrad & Associates, LLC, shall:
*768 (1) meet, within thirty (30) days of this Order, with members of the ad hoc committee of consumer bankruptcy attorneys in this district organized by Mary Ida Townson, Chapter 13 Trustee, to inform himself and the Semrad law firm with respect to successful methods of managing consumer bankruptcy caseloads; and
(2) file with the Court, within sixty (60) days of this Orderno liability coverage to the Avilas. The decedent's executrix appealed.

In a 3-2 decision, the Second Department REVERSED the order appealed from and denied MIC's summary judgment motion. In the three-justice majority's opinion, the statements made by the drivers to the police on the day after the accident, which were admissible for the purpose of defeating a motion for summary judgment, raised a triable issue of fact as to whether Merqui's conduct fell within the speed contest exclusion:

Merqui's plea of guilty to criminally negligent homicide does not, in itself, establish that he was engaged in a speed contest at the time of the accident. "A person is guilty of criminally negligent homicide when, with criminal negligence, he causes the death of another person" (Penal Law § 125.10). Since nothing


organized, nor does it cite to the Vehicle and Traffic Law. The policy merely uses the same phrase, "speed contest." In this regard, it is to be noted that the phrase "speed contest" also has been interpreted to mean "a challenge coupled with a response in speed and relative position indicating acceptance of the challenge," which is a lower standard of proof than that required for a criminal conviction for drag racing under Vehicle and Traffic Law § 1182 (Shea v Kelly, 121 AD2d 620, 621, citing People v Grund, 14 NY2d 32). Moreover, based on the statements which the drivers made to the police at the time of their arrest, I believe that it is fair to conclude that their actions prior to the accident constituted suchwords of young Alice from the Wonderland fame, "It seems very pretty, but it's rather hard to understand."

Andrey Armstrong was injured in an automobile accident on September 5, 2008. On October 4, 2008 and October 9, 2008, defendant Alev Medical Supply, Inc. purportedly provided medical supplies to Armstrong. Armstrong assigned his right to no-fault benefits for these items to Alev, which submitted bills for the medical supplies to the plaintiff, Lincoln General Insurance Company.

Lincoln received the bills from Alev on November 10, 2008 and paid the bills in part and denied the bills in part 24 days later on December 4, 2008. Lincoln issued checks to Alev for the portions of the bills it paid and issued denials for the balance of the bills. Lincoln denied a portion


a timely denial.[FN2] The only way an insurer can avoid paying a fraudulent no fault claim is to deny the claim as fraudulent in a timely denial and to assert and prove the defense at trial. Id.; and Lenox Hill Radiology and MIA, P.C. v. Global Liberty Ins. Co. of New York, 24 Misc 3d 1225(A) (NY Civil Ct. 2009).

With due respect to Judge Hirsh and an appreciation of the case law context in which he was required to consider Lincoln General's motion, there is no indication that as of December 4, 2008, only three months after the accident, Lincoln General "could have denied [Alev's bills] on the grounds [sic] that [the claim] was fraudulent" or even had reason to request verification of those billings from Alev. Fairwith a flat trimmed bristle pattern. Alternatively, other head shapes and bristle patterns are available.
One example of a powered toothbrush is depicted in U.S. Pat. No. 5,625,916 to McDougall, which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. Toothbrush shown in McDougall has a disc-shaped bristle carrier. The bristle carrier, and thus the bristles, are driven in a vibrating or oscillating manner. This type of toothbrush is described herein with reference to FIGS. 1A-1C. A toothbrush 5 includes a handle portion 10 at a proximal end of toothbrush 5 and a head 11 at a distal end of toothbrush 5. Handle portion 10 has compartments for containing a powered motor 14 and batteries 15 and 16. Head 11 includes a generally circular bristle holder (carrier) 13. A rotatable


are configured so as to be oriented toward the intersection of the shaft 12 axis and the longitudinal axis of the post 18. When the motor 14 rotates the shaft 12, the motion of the offset 20 defines a circle about the shaft 12 axis and drivingly engages slot 22 such that the bristle holder 13 vibrates or oscillates about the post 18 axis through a rotational angle A. The rotational angle A is defined by the displacement of the offset 20 from the shaft 12 axis relative to the diameter of the bristle holder 13.
Although powered toothbrushes such as those described immediately above provide advantages over manual toothbrushes, they are subject to various limitations. Providing a rotating or oscillating bristle holder (carrier) with a typical oblong oroval toothbrush head constrains the size of the moving bristle holder, and consequently the area of bristles available for teeth cleaning. Also, when the bristles are placed in contact with the teeth during brushing, there is less bristle contact with adjacent areas, such as the gums. Thus, while these compact bristle patterns provide for cleaning, there is minimal whitening and stimulation.
One attempt to overcome the limitations associated with a small powered bristle area is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 6,000,083 to Blaustein et al. The toothbrush in Blaustein et al. has a bristle area and pattern similar to a manual toothbrush, but an area of the bristles has simply been replaced by a powered bristle section. The result is that the head has a powered or moving bristle


management and the workers. A labour officer from the state government will be a permanent invitee to it and review its proceedings. Maruti Suzuki has also agreed to the formation of a ‘ labour welfare committee’ to promote good relations between the management and the workers. The committee will comprise members of the management and the workers.atmosphere and are carried by prevailing winds onto plaintiffs' properties, proximately causing plaintiffs' damages.
Trial was to a jury which found in answer to issues submitted for each set of plaintiffs as follows:
Issue 1: "Do you find from a preponderance of the evidence, if any, that odors were, at various times between March 15, 1963 and October 4, 1965, produced from the operation of defendant's rendering plant?"
Answer: "They were", or "They were not."
ANSWER: "They were."
"If you have answered Issue 1 `They were,' then you will answer Issue 2; otherwise you will not answer same."

*619 ISSUE 2: "Do you find from a preponderance of the evidence, if any, that odors from the operation of the defendant's rendering plant were, at various times between the 15th day of March, 1963 and


and goes. Witness Duro testified he first smelled odor in summer of 1963; smell occurs when cooking takes place, and wind out of south. Witness Goebel first smelled odor in 1963; smelled odors on numerous occasions between March 15, 1963 and October 4, 1965; no odor when wind out of north. Witness Stewart testified she first smelled odor in April, 1963; smelled odor when wind out of south 3 or 4 times a week. Witness Mrs. Goebel first smelled odor in spring of 1963; and when wind out of south. Witness Caldwell, an officer of defendant, testified the plant produced no offensive odor at any time. Witness Mrs. Duro first smelled odor in spring of 1963; smelled at different times when wind out of south. Witness Dobbs firstan invasion of plaintiffs' rights at the time it was built. Though the structure was permanent in character, no immediate injury arose, and the injuries resulting were only in consequence of the intervention of the wind and atmospheric conditions.
In such situation the nuisance is temporary and the cause of action does not accrue until the injury is sustained. Austin & N. W. Ry. v. Anderson, 79 Tex. 427, 15 S.W. 484; Parsons v. Uvalde Elec. Light Co., 106 Tex. 212, 163 S.W. 1, L.R.A.1916E, 960; Baker v. City of Ft. Worth, 146 Tex. 600, 210 S.W.2d 564, 5 A.L.R.2d 297. Trinity Portland Cement Co. v. Horton, C.C.A., Er. Dis., 214 S.W. 510.
Plaintiffs' allegations and the proof establishes as a matter of law, that the nuisance is temporary. Plaintiffs'


your office?" "You-you could have heated floors," "A bidet, a..." "A steam shower" "With those gorgeous Italian tiles..." "Ooh, and one of those dollies with the knitted dress" "That fits over the extra toilet paper roll." "Yeah..." "Okay, we could think about that." "Ah, jeez, I don't know." "Spending that kind of money..." "Maybe we should wait till after the election." "You've got toilet paper on your shoe." "Let's fast-track this." "[ ♪ ]" "Okay, so, here's the plan:" "We go to Baber's house," "We talk reason for ten minutes." "And then what?" "Then we leave." "I can't spend my whole evening on this." "We can't give up that easily." "When's the last time Baber had a chance" "To make the whole mosque look good?" "Yeah, it does"Don't let her run wild." "I'm also not a german shepherd." "And if any boys come near," "You use a fire extinguisher." "Don't worry." "Layla, you promise to be good?" "Huh?" "No shenanigans." "I don't know what that is," "But I won't do it." "Okay." "Salaam aleikum." "Layla  Fatima:" "Waleikum salaam." "So, what shall we do?" "We could rent a movie." "I have some games from the old country." "We could rent a movie." "Now, ayo was always my favourite," "But there's also ludo and adi." "We could compromise and rent "jumanji"." "Ayo it is!" "[ chuckling ] huh." "You'll enjoy it." "There are 48 seeds." "Wow!" "48..." "Seeds." "[ half-hearted chuckle ]" "[ ♪ ]" "I can imagine it, the door right here." "Mayor popowicz:" "Wow,"


"This is a pretty competitive bid, Yasir." "Are you sure you can do it" "For so cheap?" "The trick" "Is to work with the right supplier." "And you can get it done in a couple weeks?" "Couple of weeks?" "Absolutely." "Couple of weeks, yes." "Sounds good." "Sounds good." "You keep your staff in line, don't you, mayor?" "You keep your staff in line." "All right." "You're cheapest." "You're hired." "You won't regret it." "Well, the taxpayers" "Are my bosses, and every penny counts." "Although, if anyone asks..." "You're building a homeless shelter." "With tiles." "We're over there." "Shotgun!" "Shh!" "We want people around here to like Muslims." "What is "shotgun"?" "Riding up in the front." "You cannot sit next to her." "It's too familiar." "I'll wear my seatbelt."           if ($classRef) {
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     * Get the decomposed schema type
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     * @return array
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            Craft::error($e->getMessage(), __METHOD__);
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     * Prune the schema tree by removing everything but `label`, `id`, and `children`
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     * third final type (skipping any in between)
     *
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     *


story just appeared under my fingers. But I'd never thought of these characters or this situation before. I don't know where they came from, but "Moon Over Donamorgh," was born anyway.

One of my current WIPs is inspired by my curiosity about living in space. How will humans manage it? Will we have to evolve into a new species, or can we stay homo sapiens? Will we bring our cultures with us, or develop new ones?

Other WIPs are sequels to "Shipbuilder" and "Donamorgh." But the thing is, none of these current projects are as easy to write as the first two. Every day is a struggle, no matter which one I work on.

Several years ago I discovered that German POW camps were located in the U.S. during World Warmyself, "What if that happened to me? Would I react that way?" And I definitely wouldn't. And then I started a story based on that. WAY worked through in my head with conversations of what would I have done if I were in the situation before I even started writing. Like half a year pondering it....

Years ago, my husband and I were talking about how his bestie really needed to get out there and date more, but he's a totally introverted computer nerd. I mentioned online dating, and then then something in the back of my head clicked. I had to stop the conversation and pull out my computer. I threw the idea in my "idea file" and moved on. Back then, it was for 20-somethings. Now, it's


voice was very clear and I felt I knew him well. The plot came from that.

My husband was wandering the house in his underwear, and this paragraph about boxers vs. briefs popped into my head. It didn't make it into the WIP, but gave me a strong start on the middle school voice! (My husband didn't find the paragraphs very funny, fun hater)

I was watching a mediocre show and became interested in one of the minor characters more so than the main ones. I was like, "Huh, I wish they focused on her more." Then I started to think about what her back story would be and one thing led to another...

and now I'm doing rewrites on my second draft. which I really, really want to finish b/chis dog, then there are just as many people out there who might connect with my travel stories. I love travel and enjoy writing about it so why not?

Dreams - I've always been a vivid dreamer. My three works-in-progress have come that way and the nice thing is that the plots are pretty much laid out when I wake. However, I still have to flesh them out -- which takes forever! 2 are written but feel like they'll never be revised.

I love Jennifer Weiner's answer to that question. On her FAQ page, she responds, "Target. They have everything at Target."

For me, it started as something memoir-ish, but as I embellished and invented characters I discovered that what I created was waaaaaay more interesting than what I have actually


get the damn brisket.”

Hear that annoying couple as you stand on line at the movies. (Woody Allen’s, Annie Hall)

From books you read, newspapers or magazines, a news flash or broadcast journals, early HBO Comedy shows, adult animation, early animation, the antics of Bugs Bunny or Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Bull Winkle or Natasha.

You’re a kid, so no one listens to your opinion. What do you do? You zone out. I must have zoned out for about fifteen or twenty years.

The best part of being a neurotic is it’s all in there. Like computer chips, the sounds and images never go away.

Characters are amalgams of all the people you’ve known, heard or saw somewhere. When the time is right, dig into the trunk, dust off the old costumesset me off on , A Life Deferred.

Other novels have been instigated by an obituary in a very old English newspaper, a man talking about his work with Juvenile delinquents,a small hunchbacked spinster who lived with her father in a large house, a trip my photographer husband and i made across the US with a trailer Caravan of foreign diplomats. That turned into a mystery. Most anything can give me ideas but where is the time?

My idea was inspired by a novel I read. It is strange to admit this, because I'm afraid it comes across as though I just copied someone. I didn't - my WIP is nothing at all like that novel. But it did inspire the idea; that's just the truth and I can't pretend


been my muse or 'friend' telling me what I should or shouldn't do. I'll have strange dreams and write them down, my muse tells me what to work on when. If I get stuck on my WIP, I'll move onto another story or a children's book/illustrations until the pieces fall into place. The story has been working itself out in my head for 10 years now, I started writing it out with serious intentions of creating a book out of it when I decided to stay home with my kids 2 years ago. There's not a day that goes by where I don't think about it, I'm very attached. So it's a good thing it's going to take a long time to get through it. A 7 bookelements of the dreams. For example, I dreamed that my friends and I were trapped in a huge house with a killer. I kept the house, and the being trapped inside, but it's now about the aftermath of Beauty and the Beast, when Beauty died and left the Beast alone.

Or my current one I'm plotting out that's based on a dream where I found a statue of a mermaid and was turned into a mermaid, and everyone else at the camp had to leave me in the lake when they went home. Somehow, that turned into an idea about a dying mermaid society.

Honestly, I wish there was a definable moment of inspiration for my book. However, my plot revealed itself after years of brainstorming and piecing together multiple