reviewed and approved by the Institutional Review Boards at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, the University of Pittsburgh Data Coordinating Center, each participating regional center, and all relevant clinical sites. Additionally, the study was monitored by an independent data safety and monitoring board. Further details of the CO-MED trial can be found through clinicaltrials.gov identifier NCT00590863.

Assessments {#Sec4}
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At baseline, participants provided clinical and sociodemographic information. These included age, gender, race, Hispanic ethnicity, onset of depression before age 18 years, presence of suicidal ideations at baseline, presence of comorbid medical conditions, presence of anxious features (derived from HRSD~17~ (Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression-17))^[@CR23]^, melancholic features (derived from clinician-rated IDS (IDS-C))^[@CR24]^, atypical features (e.g., mood reactivity, leaden paralysis, weight gain or increased appetite, hypersomnia, and interpersonal sensitivity---all derived from IDS-C)^[@CR25]^,171, 903, and 13,530 candidate interactions, respectively. While these numbers are large relative to the sample sizes, Lim and Hastie^[@CR28]^ demonstrate the efficacy of the hierarchical analysis on a molecular dataset with over 100 million potential interactions.

Specific ratios and sums were chosen based on biologic relationships, as recommended in the Absolute*IDQ*™ p180 kit product manual. For each of these, a model was generated using either baseline metabolites from the baseline-only cohort or a calculated percent change of metabolites from the baseline-plus-exit cohort. The calculated percent change was defined as: \[metabolite\]~exit~ -- \[metabolite\]~baseline~)/\[metabolite\]~baseline~. All models were fit using the *glinternet* package^[@CR28]^ in R 3.2.2^[@CR29]^. Continuous variables were re-scaled to have mean 0 and standard deviation 1, and the penalty term was chosen via 10-fold cross-validation.

Because the sample size was small and


were detrimental. Although clinical features, specifically baseline severity and comorbid axis 3 disorders, were the most predictive model features, all models including metabolites outperformed models excluding them.

To our knowledge, this study is the first metabolomic investigation of depression recovery to use a specialized form of penalized regression such as the hierarchical lasso. Prior metabolomic analyses in depression are limited due to the use of statistical testing that assumes independent observations of metabolites, despite a significant degree of metabolite correlation. In contrast, the lasso observes all variables simultaneously, minimizing false discovery and increasing generalizability of the results. For these reasons, the lasso is an increasingly common tool in genetic research^[@CR30],[@CR31]^, but only recently has begun to see use in metabolomic studies^[@CR17],[@CR18]^.

The validity of the hierarchical lasso for our metabolomicbeen reported that peripheral sphingomyelinase activity is increased in depression and attenuated by the tricyclic antidepressants imipramine, amitriptyline^[@CR38]^, and desipramine^[@CR39]^. Increased plasma levels of the metabolites of sphingomyelin degradation, ceramides, have also been implicated in depression and may play a role in hippocampal apoptosis^[@CR40]^. Further findings on ceramides in depression are reviewed elsewhere^[@CR41]^. While sphingomyelinase activity and/or ceramide(s) concentration were not measured in this study, it is plausible that in depression, sphingomyelin degradation preferentially impacts hydroxylated species, which would explain the association with increased hydroxylated species and depression recovery.

The link between plasma sphingomyelins to those in the brain is also undefined, but in neurons and glia, they are critical for signal transduction as key components of lipid rafts. Hydroxylated sphingomyelins are chemically more polar than their non-hydroxylated counterparts,


Q:

Determine the current user's shell

I'm programming a .sh script that will, at some point, change the shell of the user to /bin/zsh. The command is of course the following:
chsh -s /bin/zsh

However this asks for the user's password, and I would like to only execute it if the current user's shell is not already /bin/zsh. For this I need a command that would let me know the current shell, and compare it with "/bin/zsh" or something alike. I found there's a c getusershell function, but isn't there a way to know this from a shell script?
Update: Sorry, I mean the shell that the user has specified as his preferred shell. So yes, the one specified in /etc/passwd. The logic behind this is that, the script is about to changethe user's preferred shell to be zsh, and I just want the script to check first if it isn't already zsh.

A:

$SHELL returns the shell of the current user:
$ echo $SHELL
/bin/zsh

A:

You shouldn't assume /etc/passwd is the location where the user's shell is stored.
I would use this:
getent passwd $(id -un) | awk -F : '{print $NF}'

Edit: Note that getent is only implemented on Solaris, BSDs and GNU/Linux based OSes.
AIX, HP-UX and OS X have their own ways to do a similar thing (resp. lsusers -c, pwget -n and dscl ...) so this command should be enhanced should these OSes need to be supported.


GPS receiver remotely, then use the service, then turn it off – we would, but unfortunately there is no “disable GPS for everything other than Lookout” and if you have disabled the GPS receiver, no application can make use of it.  Enabling the GPS receiver requires a user to do it manually.

Edit:  It looks like in the new version of Lookout they are most likely now exploiting a security flaw to accomplish this.  It is not guaranteed to continue to work, but according to an open Android bug report from April 2010, code similar to the following will successfully programmatically enable/disable GPS (at least until the flaw is fixed):
private void toggleGPS(boolean enable) {
    String provider = Settings.Secure.getString(getContentResolver(),
    a bit quieter on the Sunday, people leaving the fair early which didn’t help.

This fair will have a big future with a few simple improvements. It’s in a great location. Maldon is a town with a lot to offer, it gets tourists in its own right over and above the people who came for the fair. Cafes, A.T.M.’s, free ample parking, great camping at the venue, and a heap of extra attractions for the day all helped drag people in.

Some of the things they do need to work on are signage in the town- it was pretty ordinary. It could have finished a bit earlier on the Saturday and a lot earlier on the Sunday, and maybe an 8 am start not 7 am.

All that said, the organizers


He presently writes a monthly series of articles on preventive health care for elders called “Caring for Wyoming’s Seniors.” He has also served as a rodeo physician for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and as a sports team physician for Casper College. In 2002 he ran for a seat in the Wyoming State Senate. “I knew I could help patients one-on-one in the office,” he said, “but I felt I could do more to help more people working legislatively.”

Barrasso, now 54, won the seat and was re-elected in 2006. His greatest accomplishment as a state senator, he said, was co-sponsoring the Hathaway Scholarships program, which gives eligible students scholarship money to attend the University of Wyoming or any state community college. “It was sponsored by two Republicans andState's Tiffany Bias (3), right, in the second half of an NCAA college basketball game on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, in Waco, Texas. (AP ... more

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Baylor's Brittney Griner (42) blocks the shot of Oklahoma's Joanna McFarland (53) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, in Waco Texas. It was Griners' 665th career blocked shot, surpassing the NCAA women's record set by Louella Tomlinson for St. Mary's in California from 2007-11. Baylor won 82-65. (AP Photo/LM Otero) less

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New Dean Named to College of Philosophy and Letters

William Regh, S.J.

William Rehg, S.J., has been named the new dean for Saint Louis University College of Philosophy and Letters. He brings a vast and extensive amount of experience to the position.

After graduating with a bachelor of science from Wright State University, Rehg came to SLU to earn his master's and licentiate in philosophy. He then went on to earn his master's of divinity from Weston School of Theology and his doctorate in philosophy from Northwestern University.

Rehg has more than 20 years of experience teaching at SLU, as well as Rockhurst and Northwestern. He has had the privilege of serving as a visiting scholar or professor at Georgetown, Berkeley, Jesuit School of Theology, Loyola and Goethe-University in Frankfurt, Germany.

He hasTurkey’s military push into Syria meets growing backlash amid battle with Kurdish-led forces for control of Ras al-Ain.

Turkey‘s military says it has taken control of a key Syrian border town as Ankara presses ahead with its offensive against Kurdish fighters despite facing mounting international criticism over the operation.

The Turkish defence ministry said its troops seized Ras al-Ain from the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF)on Saturday – a claim that was immediately rebutted by the SDF – as fighting between the two sides entered its fiercest phase since Ankara launched its offensive on Wednesday.

“As part of the successful operations being conducted in the framework of Operation Peace Spring, the town of Rasulayn, located east of the Euphrates, has been brought under control,” the ministry said in a post on


an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and wants to drive the forces further away from its border with Syria.

Turkey on Saturday said 459 YPG fighters had been “neutralised” since the operation began, a term that commonly means killed. The Kurds disputed the figure, saying 29 of its fighters were dead. Four Turkish soldiers have also been killed since the beginning of the offensive, including two who were killed in Syria’s northwest.

Despite the rising bloodshed, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu dismissed an offer by US President Donald Trump to mediate between Ankara and YPG forces.

“We don’t mediate, negotiate with terrorists. The only thing to be done is for these terrorists to lay down arms,” Cavusoglu told German broadcaster Deutsche Welle.

“We tried the political solution in Turkeyin the past and we saw what happened,” he added.

From Akcakale, Al Jazeera’s Stratford said Turkish “armoured personnel carriers, tanks and heavy military equipment” had continued “pouring towards the border”.

“Despite increasing international condemnation, there is no sign whatsoever of the Turkish military pulling back,” he added.


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scroll the div to error position in jquery

Need to focus the first error input field,then second if first is filled and so on......,but the code which i have written focus the last field first, may be i know what is the reason behind it but not able to find out the solution.....So many a thanks if u guys help me as i m new to programming.
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Story highlights Roofer Bill Keith started a solar fan business nearly a decade ago

He aimed to make the fans using all American parts and labor

His success attracted the attention of the Obama administration

Now, a new trade policy could put him out of business

With just his dream, determination and hard work, Bill Keith started a solar fan business nearly a decade ago out of his garage in northwest Indiana. The one-time roofer simply wanted to make enough money to care for his family and to create a ripple effect for other workers, particularly in this economically depressed area outside Chicago.

Keith vowed to create his solar attic fans entirely out of parts made in the United States.

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And that's exactly what happened. Shortly after he was inaugurated, Obama held a town hall meeting in the economically devastated city of Elkhart, Indiana. Keith and his wife were asked to come and -- prodded by his wife -- he stood up and told the president about his solar business. He asked Obama what he planned to do to encourage small business owners like himself.

The question turned Keith into a White House solar superstar.


hard hit by the recession, as well as an appearance with Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio and many others.

Keith's story resonated with groups of all political stripes. Republicans got in on the act when Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar named him "an energy patriot" and the GOP-leaning U.S. Chamber of Commerce cited his work. Environmentalists also contacted him, and featured him in one appearance after another.

Strange bedfellows, perhaps, but it was a feelgood story of what one American could do in a time when the recession was strangling so many.

"They were continually inviting me to these things called 'advocacy days' where they wanted me to meet with senators and congressmen," Keith said, noting that he attended many with his wife.

At these events, lawmakers talked about "how I created aarrangement where we would gather the data, and they would take care of the other issues.”

Data-gathering is a technical issue, not a political one, Kaspersky said, so he could not speculate on who invented Flame, or why. But anyone and everyone is a suspect. “There are many countries with hackers and experts who are sophisticated enough to pull something like this off.”

The US, Israel, China, and Russia are on that list, but so is Romania, “which has many talented hackers.”

But even countries without a staff of their own could kidnap the scientists they need or hire “hacktivists” to do their dirty work, and there is no shortage of willing and capable people, Kaspersky said.

Still, any country thinking of stockpiling cyber-weapons of these magnitudes should think twice, Kaspersky said,


in silico experimentation massively lowers the barriers to entry and price of failure ([@bib148]; [@bib168]).

Hetnets (short for heterogeneous networks) are networks with multiple types of nodes and relationships. They offer an intuitive, versatile, and powerful structure for data integration by aggregating graphs for each relationship type onto common nodes. In this study, we developed a hetnet (Hetionet v1.0) by integrating knowledge and experimental findings from decades of biomedical research spanning millions of publications. We adapted an algorithm originally developed for social network analysis and applied it to Hetionet v1.0 to identify patterns of efficacy and predict new uses for drugs. The algorithm performs edge prediction through a machine learning framework that accommodates the breadth and depth of information contained in Hetionet v1.0 ([@bib125]; [@bib221]). Our approach represents anprototyped queries for (a) identifying drugs that target a specific pathway, (b) identifying biological processes involved in a specific disease, (c) identifying the drug targets responsible for causing a specific side effect, and (d) identifying anatomies with transcriptional relevance for a specific disease ([@bib120]). Each of these queries was simple to write and took less than a second to run on our publicly available Hetionet Browser. Although it is possible that existing services provide much of the aforementioned functionality, they offer less versatility. Hetionet differentiates itself in its ability to flexibly query across multiple domains of information. As a proof of concept, we enhanced the biological process query (b), which identified processes that were enriched for disease-associated genes, using multiple sclerosis (MS) as an example disease. The verbose


Cypher code for this query is shown below:`MATCH path =
 //Specify the type of path to match
 (n0:Disease)-[e1:ASSOCIATES_DaG]-(n1:Gene)-[:INTERACTS_GiG]-
 (n2:Gene)-[:PARTICIPATES_GpBP]-(n3:BiologicalProcess)
WHERE
 //Specify the source and target nodes
 n0.name = 'multiple sclerosis' AND
 n3.name = 'retina layer formation'
 //Require GWAS support for the Disease-associates-Gene relationship
 AND 'GWAS Catalog' in e1.sources
 //Require the interacting gene to be upregulated in a relevant tissue
 AND exists((n0)-[:LOCALIZES_DlA]-(:Anatomy)-[:UPREGULATES_AuG]-(n2))
RETURN path
`

The query above identifies genes that interact with MS GWAS-genes. However, interacting genes are discarded unless they are upregulated in an MS-related anatomy (i.e. anatomical structure, e.g. organ or tissue). Then relevant biological processes are identified. Thus, this single query spans four node and five relationship types.

The integrative potential of Hetionet v1.0 is reflected by its connectivity. Among the 11 metanodes, there are 66 possible source--target pairs. However, only 11 of them have at least one direct connection.In contrast, for paths of length 2, 50 pairs have connectivity (paths types that start on the source node type and end on the target node type, see [Figure 1C](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}). At length 3, all 66 pairs are connected. At length 4, the source--target pair with the fewest types of connectivity (Side Effect to Symptom) has 13 metapaths, while the pair with the most connectivity types (Gene to Gene) has 3542 pairs. This high level of connectivity across a diversity of biomedical entities forms the foundation for automated translation of knowledge into biomedical insight.

Hetionet v1.0 is accessible via a Neo4j Browser at <https://neo4j.het.io>. This public Neo4j instance provides users an installation-free method to query and visualize the network. The Browser contains a tutorial guide as well as guides with


to as the epilepsy predictions in this section --- after discarding a single combination drug. We classified each compound as anti-ictogenic (seizure suppressing), unknown (no established effect on the seizure threshold), or ictogenic (seizure generating) according to medical literature ([@bib155]). Of the top 100 epilepsy predictions, 77 were anti-ictogenic, eight were unknown, and 15 were ictogenic ([Figure 5A](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}). Notably, the predictions contained 23 of the 25 disease-modifying antiepileptics in PharamcotherapyDB v1.0.

![Top 100 epilepsy predictions.\
(**A**) Compounds --- ranked from 1 to 100 by their predicted probability of treating epilepsy --- are colored by their effect on seizures ([@bib155]). The highest predictions are almost exclusively anti-ictogenic. Further down the prediction list, the prevalence of drugs with an ictogenic (contraindication) or unknown (novel repurposing candidate) effect on epilepsy increases. All compoundsnodes. Oftentimes, our node vocabularies included external mappings. For example, the Disease Ontology includes mappings to MeSH, UMLS, and the ICD, several of which we submitted during the course of this study ([@bib101]). In a few cases, the only option was to map using gene symbols, a disfavored method given that it can lead to ambiguities.

When mapping external disease concepts onto DO Slim, we used transitive closure. For example, the UMLS concept for primary progressive multiple sclerosis ([C0751964](http://linkedlifedata.com/resource/umls-concept/C0751964)) was mapped to the DO Slim term for multiple sclerosis ([DOID:2377](http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/DOID_2377)).

Chemical vocabularies presented the greatest mapping challenge ([@bib98]), since these are poorly standardized ([@bib47]). UniChem's ([@bib19]) Connectivity Search ([@bib20]) was used to map compounds, which maps by atomic connectivity (based on First InChIKey Hash Blocks ([@bib46])) and ignores small molecular


differences.

Edges {#s4-3}
-----

*Anatomy--downregulates--Gene* and *Anatomy--upregulates--Gene* edges ([@bib49]; [@bib51]; [@bib52]) were extracted from Bgee ([@bib8]), which computes differentially expressed genes by anatomy in post-juvenile adult humans. *Anatomy--expresses--Gene* edges were extracted from Bgee and TISSUES ([@bib208]; [@bib75]; [@bib76]).

*Compound--binds--Gene* edges were aggregated from BindingDB ([@bib22]; [@bib35]), DrugBank ([@bib165]; [@bib233]), and DrugCentral ([@bib225]). Only binding relationships to single proteins with affinities of at least 1 μM (as determined by K~d~, K~i~, or IC₅₀) were selected from the October 2015 release of BindingDB ([@bib62]; [@bib61]). Target, carrier, transporter, and enzyme interactions with single proteins (i.e. excluding protein groups) were extracted from DrugBank 4.2 ([@bib135]; [@bib94]). In addition, all mapping DrugCentral target relationships were included ([@bib96]).

*Compound--treats--Disease* (disease-modifying indications) and *Compound--palliates--Disease* (symptomatic indications) edges are from PharmacotherapyDB as described in Intermediate resources. *Compound--causes--Side Effect* edges wereexperimental data ([@bib196]). Associations from DISEASES with integrated scores ≥ 2 were included after removing the contribution of DistiLD. DisGeNET integrates evidence from over 10 sources and reports a single score for each association ([@bib191]; [@bib190]). Associations with scores ≥ 0.06 were included. DOAF mines Entrez Gene GeneRIFs (textual annotations of gene function) for disease mentions ([@bib237]). Associations with three or more supporting GeneRIFs were included. *Disease--downregulates--Gene* and *Disease--upregulates--Gene* relationships ([@bib50]; [@bib70]) were computed using STARGEO as described in Intermediate resources.

*Disease--localizes--Anatomy*, *Disease--presents--Symptom*, and *Disease--resembles--Disease* edges were calculated from MEDLINE co-occurrence ([@bib92]; [@bib140]). MEDLINE is a subset of 21 million PubMed articles for which designated human curators have assigned topics. When retrieving articles for a given topic (MeSH term), we activated two non-default search options as specified below: majr for selecting only articles


         CC BY 4.0                          2^OD^   RRID:[SCR_015663](https://scicrunch.org/resolver/SCR_015663) ([@bib225]; [@bib96])
  Gene Ontology                   BP, CC, MF, GpBP, GpCC, GpMF   CC BY 4.0                          2^OD^   RRID:[SCR_002811](https://scicrunch.org/resolver/SCR_002811) ([@bib4]; [@bib147]; [@bib68]; [@bib67])
  GWAS Catalog                 percent of edges unchanged as the algorithm progressed to ensure that a sufficient number of swaps had been performed to randomize the network ([@bib112]). Permuted hetnets are useful for computing the baseline performance of meaningless edges while preserving node degree ([@bib108]). Since, our use of permutation focused on assessing Δ AUROC, a small number of permuted hetnets was sufficient, as the variability in a metapath's AUROC across the permuted hetnets was low.

Graph databases and Neo4j {#s4-12}
-------------------------

Traditional relational databases --- such as SQLite, MySQL, and PostgreSQL --- excel at storing highly structured data in tables. Connectivity between tables is accomplished using foreign-key references between columns. However, for many biomedical applications the connectivity between entities is of foremost importance. Furthermore, enforcing a rigid structure of what attributes an entity may


compound or target disease.

Network support of predictions {#s4-14}
------------------------------

To improve the interpretability of the predictions, we developed a method for decomposing a prediction into its network support ([@bib115]). This information is deployed to our Neo4j Browser guides, allowing users to assess the biomedical evidence contributing to a given prediction. First, we used logistic regression terms to quantify the contribution of metapaths that positively support a prediction. Second, we decomposed a metapath's contribution, according to its DWPC, into specific paths contributions. Finally, we aggregated paths based on their source (first) or target (last) edge to quantify the contribution of specific edges of the source compound or target disease ([@bib116]).

Using the [acamprosate--epilepsy prediction](https://neo4j.het.io/browser/?cmd=play&arg=https://neo4j.het.io/guides/rep/DB00659/DOID_1826.html) as an example, we first quantified metapath contributions: 40% of the prediction was supported by *CbGbCtD* paths, 36%70% of *Compound-upregulates-Gene* edges are true. Such a disparity would potentially affect the performance of a specific metaedge, but since we use a supervised machine learning approach, the impact on predictions of a given edge type is dependent on its reliability.

Whenever selecting a threshold for a given edge type, our goal was to balance precision (percent of edges that are true) and recall (percent of real relationships that are included as edges). We attempted to pick thresholds so that we were reasonably confident in any given edge being true (high precision). In order to achieve moderate levels of recall, we generally selected more permissive thresholds for high-throughput data sources.

While constructing gold standards for each metaedge would be an interesting direction, it was outside of the scope of this


section of Materials and methods does document each node type. To help readers locate node descriptions, we have now bolded the first mention for each metanode in this section.

We did notice the Edges section of Materials and methods did not explicitly mention *Gene→regulates→Gene*, *Gene--participates--Pathway*, and *Pharmacologic Class--includes--Compound* edges, and has now been corrected. We thank the reviewer for catching this oversight.

> \- It might be useful to expand some of your text on graph databases since they are very new and not many people know what they are or why they are useful.

We have now updated the Neo4j section of the Materials and methods to "Graph databases and Neo4j". This revised section contains a paragraph describing the utility of graph databases, especially in the historical context of relationalthe hetnet. In general terms, Δ AUROC assesses whether paths of a given type were informative of drug efficacy.\"

> \- In [Figure 2A](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}, it took me a while to figure out that the dot sizes are not continuous but instead there are only two dot sizes with small dots corresponding to non-significant (FDR\>0.05) and larger dots corresponding to significant (FDR\<0.05) metapaths. It would help to put a small legend clarifying this.

We added a legend for dot size (commit), in addition to the sentence in the figure caption.

> \- The selected metapaths in [Table 3](#table3){ref-type="table"}. We see that good (all of the 11 positive covariates of the following section) as well as poor predictors are both shown. According to what criteria were they selected? Is it just a random


statistical analysis (Chi-square = 38.27; *p* \< 1 × 10^-7^). The *c^136^*-Q^226^ and *t^136^*-E^226^ haplotypes were found only in Scottish deer at low frequencies (1.40% and 0.15%, respectively).

The Dc-based analysis of the genetic distances reflected the geographical separation of the three red deer groups included in this study. As expected, the highest genetic distance value was between the red deer from Italy and mainland Scotland (0.089). The distance value between the Italian and Isle of Rhum deer was 0.078 and that between Mainland Scotland and Isle of Rhum deer was 0.059.

In the chamois, sequencing analysis revealed the presence of one synonymous mutation at codon 119 (*gct*→*gcc*). This polymorphism was found only in heterozygosis and the allele frequency was 7.39%. No variation was found in the roe deer *PRNP*CWD susceptibility in mule deer. In sheep, a proline to leucine substitution at codon 168 has been associated with increased resistance to experimental BSE inoculation \[[@B5]\]. A modulatory role on susceptibility could be hypothesised for polymorphisms at codons 168 and 226 following the exposition of red deer to TSEs. Despite the considerable number of animals analysed in the present study, the *PRNP* sequence variability was limited to one synonymous polymorphism in chamois and no SNPs were detected in roe deer, showing that the *PRNP* is conserved in these two species, at least in Italy. This finding is quite unexpected considering the *PRNP* variability of the other phylogenetically close species. Roe deer belong to Cervidae, the same family as red deer and American cervids whose *PRNP* coding region has


NHL's top storylines: 'Havoc'

Tue, Mar 3: Miss Universe Canada Chanel Beckenlehner was dressed up much more casually to talk about National Pancake Day today. Many viewers will remember her hockey themed costume at Miss Universe beauty pageant last month. … More »

Mon, Feb 16 - In a career filled with ups and downs, Robb Scott of Colchester County has gone from selling tourist art on the Halifax waterfront to being the exclusive artist to Sidney Crosby all in the past decade. Paul Brothers reports. … More »rigors of the job. Being governor of Iloilo is a 24/7 job. It is physically exhausting. The myriad of problems pose a big challenge to his mind. Can he still think clearly? This last question crops up often when people notice the seeming difficulty Defensor has trying to piece together his thoughts. During the flag ceremony every Monday, employees noticed that Defensor’s speech rambles here and there, with no clear sense of direction. Somebody even remarked that senility might have set in — Defensor often loses his train of thought.


to drive some of the darker tunes. On my end, the Elektron Analog Heat has played a big part, from gentle saturation of drum groups to more creative filtering / distortion on some of the synth leads. I often run this into the Eventide Space reverb pedal which just has a lush tone and sound to it and adds a lot of space.

Where can people listen to your music?
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from one of the bit lines 13 and an earth potential (for example, 0V) is applied from the source line 14 to the memory cell transistor 11, respectively. Current then flows through the selected memory cell transistor 11 and a potential of the bit lines 13 fluctuates according to an ON-state resistance value of the memory cell transistor 11. The potential of the bit line at this time can be read out by the sense amplifier.
When analog information is written into the memory cell transistor 11, injection of electric charges (writing of data) and confirmation of the amount of the injection (reading of data) are repeated at a short interval in order to enhance recording accuracy. More specifically, while data are written into the memory cell transistor 11to a power supply potential as the writing operation is repeated, as shown in FIG. 6. A variation of the potential VBL at the bit line 13 resulting from the writing operation performed once is large in the beginning of the writing operation, but gradually becomes small with the progress of the writing operation. Further, when it finally reaches the power supply potential VDD, the potential VBL at the bit line 13 no longer varies.
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girls, as compared with 2001 when less than 1 million children, overwhelmingly boys, attended school. Literacy rates are on the rise nationally and are estimated to grow to 60% by 2025 and 90% by 2040. The impact this will have on the country's potential for economic growth cannot be overstated.

Significant advances have been achieved in health care, with impressive drops in both maternal and under-age-five mortality rates, and a 50% drop in infant mortality rate. Average life expectancy, which had hovered in the 40s for decades, has climbed to over 60. The country boasts more than 1,800 health facilities today, or four times as many as it had in 2003. Vaccination programs have been underway and are sure to pay dividends in the years to come.

Visits to Afghanistan

Oncurrent between the structure being protected and an electrolyte. There are basically two known systems for generating opposing electrical currents, "sacrificial systems" and "impressed current systems." In sacrificial systems, the current is supplied by another metal which is galvanically more reactive than the metal of the structure. For example, metals such as aluminum, magnesium and zinc are galvanically more active than steel and are used as "sacrificial anodes" to protect steel structures. In impressed current systems, a consumable metal is used to drain DC current supplied from an external source into the electrolyte which will pass to the structure to be protected. The parts from which the current is drained are called "anodes" and the protected structure is called "cathode." In both sacrificial and impressed current systems of


generated by impressed current anode systems is retained within the closed systems and supports continued corrosion (Reference: Rials S. R. and Kiefer J. H., Conoco Inc, Evaluation Of Corrosion Prevention Methods For Above ground Storage Tank Bottoms. Materials Performance, National Association of Corrosion Engineers, Jan 1993).
Another problem with existing systems is potential damage to the anodes and anode connections after they are embedded in with the soil. To prevent settling of the structure, surrounding soil generally requires compacting, and compacting methods can potentially damage the anodes and anode connections. Compacting methods also affect the electrical resistivity which could be different from the electrical resistivity used in the design of the cathodic protection system.
These problems are particularly apparent when protecting structures such as petrochemical holding tanks because of the#pragma once
#include "AI/Monsters/state.h"
#include "state_data.h"
#include "ai_object_location.h"
#include "ai_space.h"
#include "level_graph.h"

template<typename _Object>
class CStateMonsterLookToUnprotectedArea : public CState<_Object> {
	typedef CState<_Object> inherited;

	SStateDataAction	data;

	Fvector				target_point;

public:
						CStateMonsterLookToUnprotectedArea	(_Object *obj);
	virtual				~CStateMonsterLookToUnprotectedArea	();

	virtual void		initialize					();
	virtual	void		execute						();
	virtual void		remove_links				(CObject* object) { inherited::remove_links(object);}

	virtual bool		check_completion			();
};

#include "state_look_unprotected_area_inline.h"


cardiothoracic surgical, and neurosurgical) to identify all patients with chronic critical illness, ie, those undergoing tracheotomy for failure to wean from mechanical ventilation.4,5 Within 3 to 7 days after the tracheotomy, we sought research consent from the individual (patient or surrogate) who had given consent for the tracheotomy. These decision makers (2 patients and 98 surrogates) and the patients were our study subjects (n = 100), to whom the research nurse administered our study questionnaire in-person on the same day that research consent was obtained. A priori, we excluded patients who had a history of tracheotomy (and their surrogates) and subjects with insufficient English proficiency to participate without translation. Our study received institutional review board approval.

QUESTIONNAIRE DEVELOPMENT

Through a computerized bibliographic literature review and use of qualitative research methods,domains addressed by our questionnaire. For 16 of 18 items, more than 98% of the respondents agreed that information about this topic was important for their decision making when the critical illness entered a chronic phase, as indicated by the need for tracheotomy (Table 3). The remaining items, both of which related to prognosis for mortality from the illness, were rated as important by 89% (86 of 97 respondents [chances of death in the hospital]) and 78% (74 of 97 respondents [chances of death within a year after hospital discharge]). Regression analyses did not show any significant variation in ratings of the importance of questionnaire items according to characteristics of either the patients or their surrogates.

Almost half of the respondents reported receiving no information about the majority of


and clinicians consider relevant and important for such decision making.10 In this quantitative study, we conducted “real-time” interviews in ICUs of a prospective cohort of decision makers (almost all surrogates) for patients with chronic critical illness to determine the importance of specific topics within those informational domains and the extent of communication about these topics. We identified a series of items considered important by the respondents, including information about “choices other than continuing mechanical ventilation (for example, removing the ventilator even if the patient cannot breathe on his own, with treatment for shortness of breath or other symptoms);” about “pain, shortness of breath, and other sources of distress and suffering that the patient might experience with continuing mechanical ventilation;” about expected functional and cognitive status after treatment; andI've read critical comments on-line related to the accuracy of some of the sections.Some of the criticisms seem a bit over-zealous, particularly as the Oxford Companion covers a great deal of territory, but nonetheless you'd like it to be accurate.Most of the criticisms I've seen can be found at the Shut Up About Barclay Perkins blog.

If one is presenting information as history, I don't think one can be over-zealous. As such, it seems to me that most of the criticisms of the OCB tend to be pretty well founded. I certainly like the concept of the book and commend the massive effort that went into bringing it to print; but by the same token I don't think it's unreasonable at all to expect a book bearing the Oxford


Coronary artery spasm at the site of angioplasty in the first 2 months after successful percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty.
The clinical course of five patients manifesting coronary artery spasm at the site of previous successful percutaneous coronary angioplasty is reviewed. All patients showed this spasm on hemodynamically insignificant (less than 50% diameter narrowing) obstruction. Four patients did not respond to therapy with calcium channel antagonists and nitrates and subsequently developed recurrent stenosis. One patient died 2 months after angioplasty and 1 day after coronary bypass surgery. Pathologic study at the site of angioplasty revealed new artherosclerotic disease. Coronary spasm may occur during the healing period after coronary angioplasty and should be distinguished from fixed obstruction./*
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 * compliance with the License. The rights granted to you under the License
 * may not be used to create, or enable the creation or redistribution of,
 * unlawful or unlicensed copies of an Apple operating system, or to
 * circumvent, violate, or enable the circumvention or violation of, any
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response\n");
    }
    else {
	pkt = IOBSDRegistryEntryGetData(entry, BOOTP_RESPONSE,
					&pkt_len);
	if (pkt != NULL && pkt_len >= (int)sizeof(struct dhcp)) {
	    printf("netboot: retrieving root path from BOOTP response\n");
	}
    }
    if (pkt != NULL) {
	int			len;
	dhcpol_t 		options;
	const char *		path;
	const struct dhcp *	reply;

	reply = (const struct dhcp *)pkt;
	(void)dhcpol_parse_packet(&options, reply, pkt_len);

	path = (const char *)dhcpol_find(&options,
					 dhcptag_root_path_e, &len, NULL);
	if (path) {
	    memcpy(root_path, path, len);
	    root_path[len] = '\0';
	    found = TRUE;
	}
    }
    IOBSDRegistryEntryRelease(entry);
    return (found);

}

static void
save_path(char * * str_p, int * length_p, char * path)
{
    *length_p = strlen(path) + 1;
    *str_p = (char *)kalloc(*length_p);
    strlcpy(*str_p,  server_name, info->mount_point);
	    if (image_path != NULL) {
		boolean_t 	needs_slash = FALSE;

		info->image_path_length = strlen(image_path) + 1;
		if (image_path[0] != '/') {
		    needs_slash = TRUE;
		    info->image_path_length++;
		}
		info->image_path = (char *)kalloc(info->image_path_length);
		if (needs_slash) {
			info->image_path[0] = '/';
			strlcpy(info->image_path + 1, image_path,
					info->image_path_length - 1);
		} else {
			strlcpy(info->image_path, image_path,
					info->image_path_length);
		}
		printf(" Image %s", info->image_path);
	    }
	    printf("\n");
	}
	else if (strncmp(root_path, kNetBootRootPathPrefixHTTP,
			 strlen(kNetBootRootPathPrefixHTTP)) == 0) {
	    info->image_type = kNetBootImageTypeHTTP;
	    save_path(&info->image_path, &info->image_path_length,
		      root_path);
	    printf("netboot: HTTP URL %s\n",  info->image_path);
	}
	else {
	    printf("netboot: root path uses unrecognized format\n");
	}

	/* check for image-within-image */
	if (info->image_path != NULL) {
		if (PE_parse_boot_argn(IMAGEBOOT_ROOT_ARG, root_path, MAXPATHLEN)
			|| PE_parse_boot_argn("rp1", root_path, MAXPATHLEN)) {
			/* rp1/root-dmg is the second-level image */
			save_path(&info->second_image_path,


if (S_netboot_info_p == NULL)
	return (FALSE);

    name[0] = '\0';
    path[0] = '\0';

    if (S_netboot_info_p->mount_point_length == 0) {
	return (FALSE);
    }
    if (path_len < S_netboot_info_p->mount_point_length) {
	printf("netboot: path too small %d < %d\n",
	       path_len, S_netboot_info_p->mount_point_length);
	return (FALSE);
    }
    strlcpy(path, S_netboot_info_p->mount_point, path_len);
    strlcpy(name, S_netboot_info_p->server_name, name_len);
    *server_ip = S_netboot_info_p->server_ip;
    return (TRUE);
}

static boolean_t
get_ip_parameters(struct in_addr * iaddr_p, struct in_addr * netmask_p,
		   struct in_addr * router_p)
{
    void *		entry;
    const void *	pkt;
    int			pkt_len;

    entry = IOBSDRegistryEntryForDeviceTree("/chosen");
    if (entry == NULL) {
	return (FALSE);
      }
    IOBSDRegistryEntryRelease(entry);
    return (pkt != NULL);
}

static int
route_cmd(int cmd, struct in_addr d, struct in_addr g,
	  struct in_addr m, uint32_t more_flags, unsigned int ifscope)
{
    struct sockaddr_in 		dst;
    int				error;
    uint32_t			flags = RTF_UP | RTF_STATIC;
    struct sockaddr_in		gw;
    struct sockaddr_in		mask;

    flags |= more_flags;

    /* destination */
    bzero((caddr_t)&dst, sizeof(dst));
    dst.sin_len = sizeof(dst);
    dst.sin_family = AF_INET;
    dst.sin_addr = d;

    /* gateway */
    bzero((caddr_t)&gw, sizeof(gw));
    gw.sin_len = sizeof(gw);
    gw.sin_family = AF_INET;
    gw.sin_addr =


and Officer Simpson was the passenger. (E.H.6.) The traffic light at M.L. King was red. (E.H.6.) As the patrol car approached the intersection, Officer Hall observed a vehicle traveling southbound on M.L. King. (E.H.6.) The vehicle turned westbound onto Pasadena, and Officer Hall testified that he heard the vehicle's tires squeal as it made the turn. (E.H.6.) The vehicle had a loud exhaust and accelerated suddenly after making the turn onto Pasadena. (E.H.6-7.) Officer Hall identified the vehicle as an Oldsmobile. (E.H.9, 15.) Officer Hall made sure that the intersection of M.L. King and Pasadena was clear and then drove the patrol car through the intersection and the red light. (E.H.8.)
After passing through the intersection, Officer Hall accelerated the patrol car up to the speed limit, which hethus had even more than 888 feet in which to accelerate to thirty-five miles per hour. Defendant's car also did not begin its acceleration on Pasadena from a complete stop, but rounded the corner fast enough to squeal its tires. (E.H.6-7.) Finally, the fact that the distance traveled was relatively longer than initially suggested supports Officer Hall's testimony that he was at the speed limit and still observing Defendant's vehicle pulling away for roughly half the distance between M.L. King and Mason. (E.H.19.) Based upon these additional facts, the Court finds the officers' testimony as to the acceleration of Defendant's vehicle and their police cruiser to be credible.
Next, Defendant argues that the testimony of both officers at the evidentiary hearing was to some extent inconsistent with their testimony


contraband inside of his vehicle." (Def.Attach.1B.) And finally, at the February 26, 2003 evidentiary hearing in this Court, Officer Simpson testified that he asked Defendant whether there was "`anything inside the vehicle that's going to poke or hurt me or my partner.'" (E.H.26.)
When determining whether a police officer's questioning of a suspect in custody constitutes "interrogation" within the meaning of Miranda, "courts should carefully scrutinize the factual setting of each encounter of this type." United States v. Avery, 717 F.2d 1020, 1025 (6th Cir.1983). "Even a relatively innocuous series of questions may, in light of the factual circumstances and the susceptibility of a particular suspect, be reasonably likely to elicit an incriminating response." Id.
Because of the inconsistencies in Officer Simpson's recollection of the incident, the Court views Officercited in Hartwell, provides support for the application of the public safety exception in this case. In Williams, law enforcement officers had raided the apartment of the defendant, a suspected drug dealer. See id. at 947. Upon entering the defendant's bedroom, the officers located the defendant lying on his bed and placed him in handcuffs. Id. at 948. At trial, a deputy sheriff involved in the search testified that he entered the defendant's bedroom, placed the defendant in an upright position, informed him of the officers' purpose for entering the apartment, and then asked him, without providing Miranda warnings, "`[i]s there anything we need to be aware of?'" Id. at 948. The defendant responded to the question by stating that there was a gun in the closet. Id.
The


still were entitled to conduct a search incident to arrest. See United States v. Hudgins, 52 F.3d 115, 119-20 (6th Cir.1995). In Hudgins, the Sixth Circuit commented:
Where the officer initiates contact with the defendant, either by actually confronting the defendant or by signaling confrontation with the defendant, while the defendant is still in the automobile, and the officer subsequently arrests the defendant (regardless of whether the defendant has been removed from or has exited the automobile), a subsequent search of the automobile's passenger compartment falls within the scope of Belton and will be upheld as reasonable. ... However, where the defendant has voluntarily exited the automobile and begun walking away from the automobile before the officer has initiated contact with him, the case does not fit within Belton's"PROFESSOR:" "Four hundred for the charter of a boat." "That's what we agreed." "That was before the change in the weather." "Winter tides have set in." "Since yesterday?" "Can't predict nature." "I like to think you can." "Very well, we shall call it six hundred and be done with it." "And the rest on arrival." "For such a price, I will expect a premium carriage service, thank you." "Well, I have much to prepare." "I assume we sail at dawn." "I'll need quiet." "I have a paper to deliver on my research." "All the peace that the ocean allows." "Oh, are there any restrictions on luggage?" "If it's not bigger than the ship, it comes aboard." "Any bigger, it better float." "(CHUCKLES SARCASTICALLY) It doesn't." "(CHAIN CLANKING)" "(EXHALES)


"A perfect world wrapped inside a protective shell." "(GROANS)" "And I've destroyed it." "I fell asleep when I should've watched the egg." "Spores." "Countless spores." "All containing the essence of life." "Anwar, are you quite finished?" "We've got to find these spores and... (LOUD BANG)" "(SCREECHING)" "I don't know what a spore sounds like, but it doesn't sound friendly." "Rina, Tiger, go up and keep the ship on course." "And before the professor wakes up, you two, we're going down in the hold." "Fussy eaters should not come to sea." "I realised the egg wasn't entirely calcified, Sinbad." "She explained to me..." " Oh, no." " What?" "It's eaten everything." "Look at this." " (SIGHS)" " Doesn't make sense." "Gunnar, look." "Some kind of skin." "(THUD)" "Give me"With this fever, she won't be helping anyone." "Anwar." "My God!" "What?" "She's working with Caius Eponicus." "He was a professor of the Creed, a radical." "He believed that humanity was fundamentally flawed because of its compassion." "He subscribed to a dark belief that a serpent would return and consume the weak of every species." "But the Imperial College expelled him, forbade him to teach again." "This is only the beginning." "It's going to keep growing." " (LOUD THUD) - (SCREECHING)" "It's going to destroy the ship." "(THUDDING CONTINUES)" "Then we need to get off it." "Come on, we have to leave." "I can't leave." "This isn't up for discussion." "As old as time." "No end, no beginning." "Born of dust and fire." "Cook, we don't have time


mb

up as clouds, and his

up as clouds, and his chariots shall be as a whirlwind: his horses are swifter than eagles”, as well as other similar comments: (cf. Jer 4:13, 14:21, 17:12, 23:8, 23:19, 23:24, 25:32, 30:23, 48:40, 49-.22, 51:1)? A keen reader can look up all of the above-quoted passages, among which we have only chosen to examine in detail those about the experiences of three prophets: Ezekiel, Elijah, and Zachariah. This choice is due to three specific reasons: 1. The vision of Ezekiel is the most popular and, notwithstanding a very significant part and is always neglected, though very useful for a true understanding of the event; 2. The story of Elijah is never told in all its aspects and implications; and 3. Zechariah's vision is   { chain: '10-speed',
        tire_size: '23',
        tape_color: tape_color }
    else
      { chain: '10-speed',
        tire_size: '2.1',
        rear_shock: rear_shock }
    end
  end

end

class MountainBike < Bicycle
  attr_reader :front_shock, :rear_shock

  def initialize(args)
    @front_shock = args[:front_shock]
    @rear_shock = args[:rear_shock]
    super(args)
  end

  def spares
    super.merge(rear_shock: rear_shock)
  end
end

mountain_bike = MountainBike.new(
        size:        'S',
        front_shock: 'Manitou',


professors, as were most of the party’s small caucuses, which, until 1991, never represented more than four ridings at once. The core BC Liberal vote, which usually fell between 5% and 20%, was only sufficiently concentrated in a few places to produce sustained victories that lasted more than a term.

The party’s longest-held area was, of course, Oak Bay, followed by Vancouver-Point Grey, Victoria and then Vancouver’s North Shore. That is because Liberal voters could best be described as too rich to vote NDP, and too educated to vote Social Credit. Being a Liberal in BC during the Cold War, when the two main parties battled for the heart and soul of BC’s mining and logging towns and its volatile, populist proletariat, was not really about policy or politicalmessianic intellectual grandiosity, a man who, if they could have, would have been engineered by the old BC Liberals. Andrew Weaver, the incumbent MLA for the safest true Liberal seat in BC has everything: the tweeds, the corduroys, the elbow pads, a real, live proper British accent, a PhD, a professorship and a propensity to lecture his perceived inferiors on how to do their jobs. Not only that; he appears to decide how to vote on the government budget by tossing a coin, his reasons always unfathomable and obscure, conveying that he deems himself and his party above the fray when it comes to such small things the amount of money allocated to public schools.

Foolishly, my party has decided to field a prominent environmentalist against Dr. Weaver, as


Q:

Davinci Resolve 16: Need to restore timeline to original aspect ratio

I'm new to DR and was trying out some different aspect ratios on one of my timelines. Somehow I messed thing up and now can't seem to get back to the original aspect ratio 1.66. attached is a screenshot of my situation. I have attempted every way of changing it back, but can't seem to make it work.  Using Mac with Catalina.
Grateful for any assistance that you are able to give me.
![Now when I drag a clip (any clip) into the time line, it comes in like this.On their own clips are fine.
]2

A:

The clip you show has the Tools selected and Dynamic Zoom selected. Hence the Red and Green boxes. To return the view to normal -many cases it allows the compiler to perform copy elision and elide the calls to the move constructor of the returned type, as permitted by paragraph 12.8/31 of the C++11 Standard".  "Copy elision allows the compiler to create the return value of the function directly in the object."
Question 1: Copy elision should still happen when move is explicitly called, right?
Question 2:
When move is explicitly called on a lvalue (so a required called), A&& and A means the same behavior.  When move is not explicitly called, meaning the compiler performs copy elision, A should be the only return type.  Combining the two scenario above, can I conclude that return type A&& is not useful and only adds confusion?

A:

With
A&& foo1() { return move(a_); }
A foo2()


(+4).

It affects your accuracy (+3).

It makes you more stealthy.

B - an uncursed ring of wizardry

F - a ring of protection from cold (right hand)

I - an amulet of conservation (around neck)

L - a cursed ring of protection from cold

P - an uncursed ring of protection from magic

V - an uncursed ring of see invisible

Potions

b - 2 potions of agility

c - a potion of resistance

e - 5 potions of curing

o - a potion of restore abilities

N - 3 potions of speed

Q - 2 potions of heal wounds

U - a potion of magic

Books

q - a book of Annihilations

WARNING: If you fail in an attempt to memorise a spell from this book, the

book will lash out at you.

Spells Type Level

Poison Arrow Conjuration/Poison 6

*Orb of Destruction Conjuration 7

Chain Lightning Conjuration/Air 8

Lehudib's CrystalFound Duamuamu's Assorted Antiques.

64174 | D:18 | Reached skill level 15 in Ice Magic

64754 | D:19 | Found Cilaploa's Weapon Shop.

64757 | D:19 | Noticed Roxanne

64774 | D:19 | Killed Roxanne

64780 | D:19 | Got a torn book

64781 | D:19 | Identified Roxanne's Compendium of Mutagenic Stones (You took it off Roxanne on level 19 of the Dungeon)

64881 | D:19 | Found Quig's Weapon Shoppe.

65318 | D:19 | Found Veurph's General Store.

65352 | D:19 | Bought a potion of magic for 91 gold pieces

65352 | D:19 | Bought a scroll of identify for 26 gold pieces

65352 | D:19 | Bought a scroll of blinking for 71 gold pieces

65741 | D:19 | Found Thop's Food Emporium.

66674 | Shoals:2 | Reached skill level 1 in Air Magic

66780 | Shoals:2 |


by the Epernay family firm Pol Roger . In 1945, at the British ambassador's home in Paris, where 1928 Pol Roger was served in celebration of the liberation of France, he met Odette Pol-Roger and struck up a lifelong friendship.

Each year on his birthday a case of Pol Roger would arrive at Chartwell, his home in Kent. And when he died in 1965 Pol Roger placed a black border around the labels of its white-foil Champagne bound for England.

In 1984 the house launched a prestige cuvée named after the man himself. Made up primarily of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, in a style that suited Churchill's palate, the exact blend has never been revealed, on a promise to the family.

The 2002 has just been released and I was fortunateQuiapo Free is a brush typeface dedicated to the Filipino Sign makers, Jeepney drivers, and the daily commuters in the streets of Metro Manila and anywhere in the Philippines. Quiapo Free was inspired by most of the jeepney signs hanged or displayed behind the windshield of Jeepneys and other public transport vehicles, travelling around Metro Manila and other cities within the country.

Crafted by Aaron Amar, a proud Filipino.


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With fires still blazing in Australia, brush-tailed rock-wallabies are getting by with a little help from public servants.

The government of New South Wales is getting ready to drop from the air thousands of kilograms of carrots and sweet potatoes for the endangered and stressed critters.

READ MORE: Crews battling Australia wildfires turn from defence to offence

“The wallabies were already under stress from the ongoing drought, making survival challenging” without help, said NSW environment minister Matt Kean in a statement Sunday.

The aerial food drops are expected to help the survival of endangered species like the wallabies amid the larger wildlife recovery efforts underway across the state in the aftermath of bushfires.

Photos posted recently on Kean’s Twitter account show carrots toppling out of a box     Petitioner’s judgment that reflects his two fines are running

        consecutively to each other, when they should run concurrently

        pursuant to TEXAS PENAL CODE 3.03(a), even though there is no

        explicit cumulation order stacking his fines?

                                                 iv
       Reason for Granting Review 1: An issue has


arisen

       concerning the procedural application of Crook v. State, 248

       S.W.3d 172 (Tex. Crim. app. 2008) that has not been decided,

       but should be, by this Court.

       Reason for Granting Review 2: The Ninth Court’s holding

       creates a split between the other two appellate courts that have

       decided a substantially similar issue.

       For Cause No. 09-14-00411-CR (Count 2 only):

       Question 3: Did the Ninth Court err by holding that the facts

 903 (Tex. Crim. App. 2006)). The

Ninth Court also held that because there was no cumulation order expressly

stacking the fines on the face of Petitioner’s judgments, there was no error

that could be reformed. Id. at *8. In the third issue, the Ninth Court held that

because the “evidence did not show mere possession of a deadly weapon,”

the deadly weapon finding was proper. Id. at *12.

                                ARGUMENT

For Cause Nos. 09-14-00410-CR and 09-14-00411-CR (Counts 1 and 2):

Question 1: Did the Ninth Court err when it held that Petitioner was
properly punished under TEXAS PENAL CODE §12.42(a) and (c), even though
Petitioner proved up


and legislative intent that

      should be, but has not been, decided by this Court.

      Texas Penal Code §12.42(d) states:

                    If it is shown on the trial of a felony offense
             other than a state jail felony punishable under
             Section 12.35(a) that the defendant has previously
             been finally convicted of two felony offenses, and
       Petitioner contends that the fine in Count 1 should

run concurrently to the fine in Count 2, rather than consecutively, since

Petitioner’s two convictions arose out of the same criminal episode. TEX.

PEN. CODE §3.03(a).

      Reason for Granting Review 1: An issue has arisen concerning the
      procedural application of Crook v. State, 248 S.W.3d 172 (Tex. Crim.
      App. 2008) that has not been decided, but should be, by this Court.

      Reason for Granting Review 2: The Ninth Court’s holding creates a
      split between the other two appellate courts that have decided a
      substantially similar issue.

      In


penal institution

because that use made the object a deadly weapon[,]” and that the “use of

the pencil…furthered the commission of the aggravated assault…a felony

                                     14

offense facilitated by the possession, and distinct from the offense of

possession itself.” Barrera, Tex. App. LEXIS 10521, at *11-12.

      Reason for Granting Review 1: The Ninth Court’s decision to
      uphold the deadly weapon finding by using the facts that proved the
      object was deadly possibly misinterprets this Court’s holdings in Ex
   court entered an affirmative finding that the defendant used or

exhibited a deadly weapon during the commission of the offense. Petty, 833

S.W.2d 145. This Court correctly held that the trial court erred in entering

the affirmative finding, holding that “the weapon was not ‘used’ in

furtherance of any collateral felony.” Id. This Court reasoned that the

interpretation of “use” can only include “simple possession if such

possession facilitates the associated felony.” Id. (emphasis added). For

                                      15

example, this Court has held that simple possession constituted “use” when a

gun was possessed in order to protect a drug operation.


the defendant was only charged with possession of a firearm by an

                                      18

ex-felon, and an affirmative finding of a deadly weapon was included on the

judgment. Id. at 95. The First Court of Appeals affirmed, holding that

because the victim testified “that appellant fired the handgun toward [the

victim] and others was sufficient evidence that appellant committed an

associated collateral felony facilitated by his possession of the handgun,” the

deadly weapon finding was not error. Id. at 103; see also Jurado v. State,

2008 Tex. App. LEXIS 6245, at *6-7 (Tex. App. – Austin [3rd Dist.]

2008)(relying on                                        6

                                Concurrent Fines

      Issue two contends the trial court erred in allowing consecutive fines where

the sentences were ordered to be served concurrently. Barrera was tried in a single

criminal action for offenses arising out of the same criminal episode. See Tex.

Penal Code Ann. § 3.03(a) (West Supp. 2014). Fines which are part of


evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that in Jefferson County, Texas,
      on or about September 4, 2012, the defendant Rey Barrera, did then
      and there, while confined in a penal institution, intentionally or
      knowingly possess or conceal in said penal institution a deadly
      weapon, to-wit: a pencil, and the defendant did then and there use or
                                        10

      exhibit a deadly weapon, to-wit: a pencil, duringthe commission of
      said possession or concealment of a deadly weapon in a penal
      institution, you shall find the defendant GUILTY of the offense of
      Deadly Weapon in a Penal Institution.

      “[I]n order to ‘use’ a deadly weapon for affirmative finding purposes, the

weapon must be utilized to achieve an intended result, namely, the commission of

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In even less-techy words a package can be thought of as a moving box (also known as a real life package). When you are moving you might pack your kitchen in a series of boxes and those boxes may be labeled silverware, glassware, small appliances, pots/pans, and non-perishable food. This would be a great way of packing your moving boxes because when you need to unpack them in the future you know what to expect in each box which should make the


identity politics and a progressive doctrine of ‘intersectionality.’

Just as there is nothing wrong with a proliferation of narratives in principle, there is nothing wrong with a growing awareness of historical injustice. On the contrary, this is a positive development; naming a problem is the necessary first step towards addressing it. However, victimhood narratives do not and must not render all other considerations insignificant.

Audi Alteram Partem

Audi alteram partem is the Latin for ‘listen to the other side,’ or ‘let the other side be heard as well.’ This principle is foundational to our understanding of truth and justice; it is the bedrock of our legal and political systems, and it is indispensable to scrupulous journalism and academic rigor. It can be found in texts dating as far back as Aeschylus’sthe rational thing to do was to cooperate; to give up some of their liberty in order to form a mutually beneficial social contract, under which all are subject to the same rules, and are consequently far more likely to flourish. Our understanding of morality and justice are functions of this social contract. The 21st Century tyranny of the subjective returns us to a version of the Hobbesian State of Nature – a nasty and brutish way of life in which we are absolutely free to insist on the primacy of our ‘lived experiences’ without the need to cooperate or compromise.

We need to recommit ourselves to the values which enable us to co-exist as communities. From the squabbling preschoolers to the person accused of inappropriate conduct in the


identify different species. And because some species of mushroom are poisonous, identification is of the utmost importance. After years of practice, some mushroom enthusiasts can identify more than 100 species. Many can indentify a mushroom by genus just by a quick glance —a velvety cap, for example, is often the calling card of a bolete.

Unlike bird-watchers, however, mushroom enthusiasts get a tasty treat to take home with them when the hunt is over. Mushrooms, such as chanterelles and the ever-popular morels are both varieties of edible mushrooms. They are especially coveted because they form relationships with trees and plants in the wild, making them difficult to cultivate.

"They're phenomenal mushrooms to cook with — nothing has a texture like a morel," said Laurent Coune, a Potomac resident who oftenUS President Barack Obama speaks during the Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS) 18th Annual Gala Dinner in Washington on May 8, 2012. (SAUL LOEB/AFP/GettyImages)

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Just how unpopular is President Barack Obama in some parts of the country? Enough that a man in prison in Texas is getting 4 out of 10 votes in West Virginia's Democratic presidential primary.

The inmate, Keith Judd, is serving time at the Beaumont Federal Correctional Institution in Texas for making threats at the University of New Mexico in 1999. With 83 percent of precincts reporting, Obama was receiving 60 percent of the vote to Judd's 40 percent.

For some West Virginia Democrats, simply running against Obama is enough to get Judd votes.

"I voted against Obama," said Ronnie Brown, a 43-year-old


sharing a household. Yglesias admitted as much in his article, but he did not consider the broader economic implications of the growing class divide in marriage and family instability: namely, rising levels of single parenthood in poor and working-class communities, coupled with high levels of marital stability among more educated and affluent communities, necessarily translate into greater economic inequality between these two groups.

Almost one-third of the growth in family income inequality since the 1970s can be connected to this decline in marriage.

Urban Institute economist Robert Lerman and I estimate in “For Richer, For Poorer: How Family Structures Economic Success in America” that almost one-third of the growth in family income inequality since the 1970s can be connected to this decline in marriage. We also discovered that the stagnationhouseholds and the diminished child-rearing role played by stable male parents may serve to reinforce the emerging gender gaps in education and labor force participation by negatively affecting male children in particular.”

By their account, that’s because lacking a father seems to hurt boys’ performance and behavior at school more than girls’, and boys may also be less likely to imagine a future tied to work and family life because their own father is not in the picture. By contrast, girls being raised by a single mother anticipate having and supporting children as adults with or without a man.

Although boys are more likely than girls to behave poorly at school regardless of their family background, Autor and Wasserman note that the gender gap in school suspensions and other problems


The Retreat from Marriage in Middle America,” National Marriage Project and the Institute for American Values, 2010.

But it hasn’t worked out that way. Not only has marital quality declined, on average, but we’re also seeing a growing class-based divide in marital quality as the soul-mate model of marriage gains ground. Well-educated Americans who have the financial means and the social skills to navigate today’s “more optional and more brittle” soul-mate marriage model (in Coontz’s phrase) continue to enjoy high-quality marriages, but less-educated Americans are markedly less happy than they used to be, as the figure above indicates.

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"If Americans knew what Swedes receive for their taxes, we would probably riot," he told the senator. The rest of the ride to the theater district was unsurprisingly quiet.

The fact is, in return for their taxes, Europeans are receiving a generous support system for families and individuals for which Americans must pay exorbitantly, out-of-pocket, if we are to receive it at all. That includes quality health care for every single person, the average cost of which is about half of what Americans pay, even as various studies show that Europeans achieve healthier results.

To get the same level of benefits as Europeans, most Americans fork out a ton of money in out-of-pocket payments, in addition to taxes.

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Lake HarrisI see the future at least for us, is trying not to serve the entire market "at all cost" but concentrate on those pianos which hopefully still make a difference.

Luckily those exist and buyers are increasingly becoming aware what they might be of where to find them.

Asian parents like mine FORCE their children to learn an instrument. So they are not wasting their time from ther point of view.

So while other children were outside playing games and developing social skills. Asian children were inside being forced to become prodigies. Practice until their fingers bleed! I kid you not. My sister was such a prodigy. Level 8 before she was a teen. Sometimes it works out, like you see on youtube. Often it does not.

She abandoned it though as


two shops. A third store has workers that are just clueless.

The Yamaha (plus other models) store is doing business like crazy. It helps that there are a lot of Yamaha-loving Asians in town. However it's more than that - they're nice and helpful. One of their two workers is a tech that always has every piano sounding and feeling great.

The recession surely hasn't helped matters, but the piano industry is probably hurting more from other reasons:

1. The modern piano has been around in this country for over 100 years, so there is a huge excess of supply (see #2). It doesn't help that the piano plays a much less prominent role in American life than it once did (see #4).

2. Craigslist, eBay, PianoMart, etc. compete with dealers inwith Russia, but in the region too. Turkey’s enhanced role in Syria would also affect the balance of power in the Sunni Arab world facing Iranian over-expansion in Arab lands.

Which is why Israel identified Turkey, a former military ally to whom it sold drones, as a bigger military threat than Iran, now that Turkey makes its own drones, and why social media in Saudi Arabia and the UAE gloated over the number of Turkish casualties in Idlib.

Erdogan is playing for high stakes. Putin, too, must be calculating the costs of his "success" in Syria, which are growing year on year, in a land in which reconstruction is decades away.

Russian military force in Syria only worked when there was no real opposing military force that could shoot its jets


down. Now there is. Much hinges on this contest.

Welcome to the new "multilateral" post-western world order, which is just as unstable as the western-dominated order it replaced.

The views expressed in this article belong to the author and do not necessarily reflect the editorial policy of Middle East Eye.it's efficiency, accuracy and robustness. We also compare SketchSnakes to Adobe Photoshop's Magnetic Lasso (Adobe Systems Inc., Adobe Photoshop User Guide, 2002) as well as a recent graph-cut based image cutout tool known as Snap (Digital Film Tools LLC, Snap User Guide, 2007) in order to highlight SketchSnakes effectiveness.


Khan. In 2001, at the death of Pir Moineddin Jablonski, Shabda Kahn succeeded him as Pir of the Sufi Ruhaniat International, by Pir Moineddin's appointment. Shabda Kahn is also a disciple of the illustrious Tibetan master, the 12th Tai Situ Rinpoche, and was deeply influenced by his twenty-two year relationship with the great American mystic Joe Miller.

As Pir, Shabda Kahn directs the leadership circle of the Sufi Ruhaniat International as well as its board of trustees, and serves as spiritual director for the Dances of Universal Peace, worldwide.

Publications

Along with Imam Bilal Hyde, Faisal Muqaddam, and Murshid Wali Ali Meyer, Shabda Kahn is co-author of Physicians of the Heart, A Sufi View of the 99 Names of Allah.

Shabda Kahn has released over 9 digital recordings of his musicalcan, however, be used to calibrate empirical relationships between radius and other measurable parameters [e.g., @Boyajian2012; @Mann2015]. For example, @Mann2015 [hereafter ] derive $M_{K_s}$ vs. $R_{\star}$ and $T_{\mathrm{eff}}$ vs. $R_{\star}$ relationships for K7 through M7 dwarfs, which constrain stellar radii to $\sim$3% and $\sim$15%, respectively. @Gaidos2016b used these relationships to update the stellar properties of over 4,000 [*Kepler*]{} M dwarfs based on temperatures, metallicities, and distances derived from photometry and proper motions. These measurements constrain stellar radii to $\sim$15%.

With moderate resolution spectra, we can precisely determine spectral type and measure stellar properties such as temperature and metallicity. Having accurate spectral types for a specific population (e.g., mid-type M dwarfs) allows us to assess trends in planet occurrence rates for that population as a function of spectral type, like the assessment of


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to instrumental or stellar noise or other astrophysical events. Certain signals can mimic a planet transit (e.g., eclipsing binaries, background eclipsing binaries), so tools have been developed to automatically vet planet candidates [e.g., Robovetter, @Thompson2018] and statistically validate planet candidates [e.g., `vespa`, @Morton2016]. Our work has addressed the third issue of imperfect stellar information, though we do take into account a simple linear ramp model of detection efficiency in our calculations. We also note that @Silburt2015 and @Gaidos2016b caution placing planets into discrete radius and period bins because it ignores information about the underlying planet distribution and will underestimate the planet occurrence rate. With a sample of only 13 planets, however, it is difficult to determine a practical planet distribution without making some assumptions. Additionally, accounting for smallplanets, 10 have orbital periods shorter than 10 days. The faintest mid-type M dwarf around which a planet has been detected using the radial velocity technique has a $V$-band magnitude of 12.22 (GJ 3323), and the smallest radial velocity amplitude for a planet detected around these stars is $1.06\pm0.15\,\mathrm{m\,s}^{-1}$ [GJ 273 c, @Astudillo-Defru2017]. There are 51 nearby mid-type M dwarfs with $V$-band magnitudes less than 12.22. Our planet occurrence rates suggest there are $61^{+35}_{-25}$ small, short period planets around these stars. Since 10 of these planets have already been found, there may be around 50 additional planets orbiting nearby mid-type M dwarfs which could be detected with current radial velocity instruments [e.g., HARPS, @Pepe2011], assuming the planets are massive enough to induce a $1\,\mathrm{m\,s}^{-1}$ signal. NEID and EXPRES aim to achieve


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Beyonce’s tour is scheduled to run through August. Beyond that, life is one big question mark that will likely be filled with a pregnancy at some point. The question is when. Will Beyonce give birth to another child in 2014? What about in 2015 or 2016? Let us know your thoughts on the matter by voting in the poll below…


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A 19-year-old Long Beach man was sentenced Monday to eight years in state prison for the hate crime assault of a black student outside a Long Beach high school, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office said in a news release.

Bryan Blancas and his friends confronted the 16-year-old victim, knocked him to the ground and repeatedly punched and kicked him in the head, face and torso after school on May 15 in front of Poly Academy of Achievers and Leaders, authorities said.

The boy was left with cuts, bruises and a torn eardrum, his mother, Rasheena McCord, told KTLA. Shea 4% malt sugar concentration (seems a bit high to me)...

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nation before party, how did the government maintain bipartisanship on four tranches of national security legislation?

If the Abbott office really had been oppressive, why was staff turnover so low? How could a badly managed operation have managed to despatch a Labor government in almost record time? No large office working under great pressure is free from tension or personality clashes but my team was highly professional and included some who’d worked in senior roles in the Howard office and ministry with which, they thought, mine stood comparison. The last thing former members of my staff deserve is to have their reputations blackened by people trying to justify a change of leadership.

The most compelling vindication of the Abbott government has been the Turnbull government’s maintenance of its key policies:with the need for budget repair by starting some key savings measures (such as pension changes) after the next election. I thought that this was akin to John Howard promising “never, ever” to introduce a GST but then taking one to an election. Still, the public felt let down—and, in politics, it’s the perception that matters most.

At the very beginning of the Abbott government’s life, I made a series of decisions that were reasonable, even self-evident in principle, but which created much resentment in the party room. I stopped the employment of immediate family members in MPs’ own offices because of the inevitable perceptions of favouritism; I ended first-class overseas travel out of respect for taxpayers; and I restricted family travel within Australia and spouse travel overseas because


family very rarely accompanied business trips in the private sector. These were perks that many MPs had understandably enjoyed and that previous prime ministers had tolerated. In some cases, having a spouse in the office, paid or unpaid, may have helped MPs’ work. With the benefit of hindsight, at the very least, I should have handled this more sensitively.

Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act makes it illegal to “offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate” people on race grounds. This is clearly a bad law. Our debates should be polite but they should never be guaranteed not to offend. The Coalition had opposed section 18C on free-speech grounds when it was introduced by the Keating government. Still, the Howard government had left it on the statute books, presumably becauseI'd worked with before," said Lazarov. "He
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I can’t wait to read this. My son Layton was diagnosed with 18pdeletion when I was 27 weeks pregnant. We were told Layton would never walk or talk but they were wrong Layton will be 5 in December and is a rowdy boy. However Layton does have delays on speech, fine motor skills but we work on it everyday. We thank God for him everyday and for all he has overcome. Just wanted to tell you a little about us.
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Jennifer Hale

Thank you Jennifer for sharing. Your situation sounds like so many others. Our children are amazing!! If we aren’t connected on facebook yet, please do connect with my …. http://www.facebook.com/CamillaDowns … Me best to you, Layton and your family Jennifer!!Company Info

Our company, X Rail Entertainment, Inc., is establishing a new and innovative passenger train service between Las Vegas and the Los Angeles metropolitan area by hiring Amtrak to haul our passenger cars for a fee. The proposed service, called the “X-Train,” will introduce a “Las Vegas” style experience on the train, while traversing the route in approximately 5 – 5 ½ hours.

There has been no regular passenger rail service between the Los Angeles and Las Vegas areas for over 18 years. The only major highway between Los Angeles and Las Vegas is Interstate 15 (“I-15”). Of the more than 12 million annual visitors from the Southern California/Los Angeles market, 94% use automobile transportation to Las Vegas via this corridor every year.

Over the last 6 years, we have