of Progress
23, Spring 1996 — Disney's Jungle Adventures
24, Summer 1996 — Disney's Rocket to the Moon
25, Winter 1996 — Mechanized Magic
26, Spring 1997 — Disney's Peter Pan Dark Ride
27, Summer 1997 — Autopia
28, Winter 1997 — Disneyland: The First 12 Months
29, Spring 1998 — The Disneyland Mine Train
30, Fall 1998 — Disney's Space Mountain
31, Spring 1999 — Alice in Wonderland
32, Fall 1999 — Pirates of the Caribbean
Special — Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (updated version of #20 released at "Mr. Toad's Enchanted Evening" event at Disneyland on October 28, 1999)
33, Spring 2000 — Disneyland's Keel Boats
34, Fall 2000 — Disneyland's Submarine Voyage
35, Spring 2001 — Disneyland's King Arthur Carrousel
36, Fall 2001 — Disneyland's Monorail
37, Spring 2002 — Tom Sawyer Island
38, Fall 2002 — "It's A Small World"
39, Spring 2003bows and long-shanked lances from the ship Heaven gave them game a-plenty and Telemachos and his men made their feast on meat galore As they are eating Telemachos notices a grave with a tombstone having the name Elpenor of Ithaka engraved into it and he knows his father was recently here because of the date engraved He is approached by Kirke the witch goddess of the island She has been informed by Zeus that the son of Odysseus will come along so she is

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of different organic ligands can further increase the structural and functional diversity of peroxomolybdate complexes[@b16][@b17][@b18]. Other ligands such as silanol[@b19], phosphate[@b20], arsenate[@b21] and sulfate[@b22][@b23][@b24][@b25] have been used to bridge molybdates to construct dinuclear or trinuclear peroxomolybdate complexes. Peroxomolybdates species have been shown to be excellent catalysts for the oxidation of numerous substrates, including alkenes, alcohols[@b26] and sulfides. The complexity of peroxomolybdates is thus recognized to be a challenging obstacle for elaborating them into highly enantioselective catalysts.

We have recently developed pentanidium[@b27][@b28][@b29][@b30] and dicationic bisguanidinium (**BG**) as efficient phase-transfer[@b31][@b32] and ion pair catalysts[@b33][@b34][@b35][@b36][@b37]. We have utilized bisguanidinium permanganate ion pair catalyst for the enantioselective oxidation of alkenes[@b38]. The precise stereocontrol exhibited by bisguanidinium encouraged us to explore other anionic metallic species for asymmetric transformations[@b39]. Herein, we describe our serendipitous discoveryof chiral bisguanidinium dinuclear oxodiperoxomolybdosulfate \[**BG**\]^2+^\[(μ-SO~4~)Mo~2~O~2~(μ-O~2~)~2~(O~2~)~2~\]^2−^ ion pair catalyst ([Fig. 2](#f2){ref-type="fig"}). This ion pair catalyst is stable and isolatable or it can be generated *in situ*. In a continuation of our current efforts towards developing practical approaches to enantiopure sulfoxides[@b29][@b40][@b41], we report a simple and scalable methodology for enantioselective sulfoxidation using this ion pair catalyst[@b42][@b43][@b44][@b45].

Results
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Catalytic application of molybdate in sulfoxidation
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At the onset of this work, we realized that we were unable to approach enantiopure 2-sulfinyl esters through enantioselective alkylation of sulfenate anion, as the reaction was incompatible with α-halogenated carboxylates ([Supplementary Fig. 1](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"})[@b29]. We were attracted to the low cost and easy accessibility of molybdate salts and thus we attempted to investigate the direct sulfoxidation of 2-sulfanyl acetate, by utilizing a catalytic amount of molybdate salts and aqueous


distance between the anionic cluster and the cationic bisguanidinium noticeably reduced compared with that in the crystal structure ([Fig. 7](#f7){ref-type="fig"}). As a result of this rearrangement, approach of the substrate to most of the peroxo-oxygen atoms is obstructed by bisguanidinium and sulphate groups. Only one of side-on peroxo-oxygen atoms (marked as O~14~ in [Fig. 7](#f7){ref-type="fig"}) remains accessible for reaction. This is consistent with the experimentally observed high enantioselectivity, since restricted access to secondary reaction sites will result in a reaction with higher selectivity.

Reaction selectivity was evaluated using 50 mol% tetrabutylammonium hydrogen sulfate (^*n*^Bu~4~NHSO~4~) as an achiral ion-pairing reagent ([Fig. 8](#f8){ref-type="fig"}). A high level of enantiocontrol can still be achieved, which indicates ion pairing interaction between chiral bisguanidinium and dinuclear oxodiperoxomolybdosulfate anion \[(μ-SO~4~)Mo~2~O~2~(μ-O~2~)~2~(O~2~)~2~\]^2−^ accelerates the reaction rate significantly over tetrabutylammonium,Cloning and characterization of the gene cluster required for beauvericin biosynthesis in Fusarium proliferatum.
Beauvericin, a cyclohexadepsipeptide-possessing natural product with synergistic antifungal, insecticidal, and cytotoxic activities. We isolated and characterized the fpBeas gene cluster, devoted to beauvericin biosynthesis, from the filamentous fungus Fusarium proliferatum LF061. Targeted inactivation of the F. proliferatum genomic copy of fpBeas abolished the production of beauvericin. Comparative sequence analysis of the FpBEAS showed 74% similarity with the BbBEAS that synthesizes the cyclic trimeric ester beauvericin in Beauveria bassiana, which assembles N-methyl-dipeptidol monomer intermediates by the programmed iterative use of the nonribosomal peptide synthetase modules. Differences between the organization of the beauvericin loci in F. proliferaturm and B. bassiana revealed the mechanism for high production of beauvericin in F. proliferatum. Our work provides new insights into


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Modifying the solvent properties of lubricants with solubilizing agents such as organic esters, while solving the problem of how to prepare stable blends with lubricant additives, creates or accentuates other performance related problems beyond the added burden on cost of the product. Accordingly, workers in the field are challenged by the need to incorporate the desirable properties of additives into lubricants, without incurring the usual physical and cost liabilities.
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. . , and CFn that are also clocked with the clock signal CLK from the host clock generator 116. A card internal circuit 122 illustrated in FIG. 2 includes the card controller 112 and the memory unit 114 of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 shows a flowchart of steps when the host 104 reads data from the memory card 102. FIG. 4 shows a timing diagram of signals when the host 104 reads data from the memory card 102.
Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, the host generates and sends the read command (RD_CMD) and the clock signal CLK to the memory card 102 through the host connection unit 108 (step S1132 of FIG. 3). The memory card 102 upon receiving the read command through the card connection unit 110t2 from the transmitted CLK signal S20 received at the memory card 102. The time delay t2 is a portion of the time period required for the memory controller 112 to retrieve the read data S30 from the memory 114 with respect to the received CLK signal S20 after receiving the read command. The total time delay t I+t2=t3 is also termed an output delay.
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and beam into her face.

Harry winced himself this time. He wanted to have what they had with Ginny, but at the moment, that felt so distant and far-away.

You're tired, he told himself firmly, and then climbed up the stairs to Gryffindor Tower, hesitating before he opened the door. He didn't know how much things would have changed under the Carrows, and he didn't think he could bear it if the common room furniture was all overturned and slashed up, or if the room was empty.

But instead, it looked relatively normal. Harry could feel a tingle against his skin that probably came from nasty enchantments, but they were already fading away. He slogged his way across the room, through carpet that felt as thick as grass against his feet,idea. He still didn't know enough about what was going on, or what they wanted him for, or even if this was real.

He turned to Dumbledore, not because he trusted him the most of anyone here but because he seemed to have recovered more quickly from his surprise than the others had. "How did your version of me die?" he asked.

"It is incorrect to say that he was a version of you," Dumbledore murmured. "You could as well be a version of him. The theory of other worlds does not tell us which one came first, or if every one exists side by side, but I do think that to talk about an original is misleading."

Harry waited and let him get that out, since it seemed he needed


my mother's blood magic and help from friends and a lot of luck! I'm not the bloody champion you need!"

"You survived," Dumbledore said in a heavy voice. "That is more than our version of you did, Mr. Potter."

"And these other versions of me?" Harry looked at Hermione this time, since she was the one who had volunteered the information.

She flinched a little, took a deep breath, and said, "They conquered him in their own worlds."

"But not here," Harry said. "That's the sticking point I'd like to see resolved, please. Why do you imagine that I can do this when they couldn't?"

"Is it not obvious?" Snape said in a voice that made Harry like him a little better, because it was like pouring ice on a fire. "We reachedthan since he'd seen her. "We can't care about you in the same way we cared about our Harry, but we do care if you die fighting him!"

"Because you'd have to do the spell again?" Harry asked. He found that he was oddly calm. Probably because he'd learned this year how much Dumbledore had seen him as a weapon along with a person to be valued, he thought, and how much the rest of the wizarding world saw him as a symbol of hope. At least this view of him was consistent with the ones he was familiar with.

And at the moment, he would take all the consistency he could get.

"Not just that," Ron said. "Are you sure you weren't Slytherin in your own world? Because that's the


against a bedpost. "Don't say that!" he whispered. "My father says that he can hear you and fixate on you when you say that."

Harry snorted. "If you've brought two of me over already and he's killed them, I won't be a surprise. Answer the question."

Malfoy stared at him as if he had never seen anyone so strange as Harry, but answered in a murmur. "I think that he was afraid, yes. He tried several times to kill him after he understood what he had to do, and each time the Dark Lord emerged stronger. He was drinking up Harry's power. I think he was drinking up his will, too. Father says that no one can do that, but I doubt it. He's the Dark Lord; he can doweapons, and I think that you've managed to antagonize everybody."

"Maybe not everybody," Harry said, thinking of McGonagall and Sirius. Snape, too, had looked at him in a strange way, but Harry thought that was probably leftover fondness for the Harry from this world, the way that Malfoy's was, and wouldn't amount to much. "I'll try to get along with them so we can win."

"You won't," Malfoy whispered, and turned and left the room abruptly, breaking into a run near the door, as if the memories were too much for him.

Harry climbed into the bed and closed his eyes. He'd expected to fall asleep right away, since he'd needed sleep back at Hogwarts and the drugged enchantment the spell had put him into probably didn't count, but instead, his


probably better than "Mr. Potter"—as long as no one else started acting like he should be a dead bloke. He nodded and walked into the office, glancing guardedly around to see who else was there.

It looked like everyone who had been outside his prison cell, with the addition of a tall woman, the tallest Harry had ever seen, with long dark hair and intense blue eyes. She glanced at him, nodded once, and then looked back at Dumbledore. "I hope you know what you are doing, Albus," she murmured.

"Prophecy speaks true, Evelina," said Dumbledore, and his eyes did the twinkling thing at her, giving Harry an unexpected sense of homecoming. "We need Harry Potter to defeat Voldemort. It did not say which Harry Potter we needed."

Harry scowled, thenEaters or come closer to destroying Tom than she has."

"Then why don't you kill him?" Harry asked Evelina. "Do you believe in this prophecy, too?"

"Yes," she said promptly. "I've tried my most devastating spells against him, and they deflect. I would recognize the effect of personal wards or the kind of spells that can be woven into robes. He makes no effort to defeat me. He doesn't have to, because the prophecy barriers that the Headmaster spoke of are raised."

Harry grunted. He felt exhausted, for a moment, as though they had already plunged him into the midst of war.

But he shook off that grey, misty feeling, and sat up straight. "You can tell me more than the others, then."

"Perhaps." Evelina clasped her hands in her lap. "It would


depend on what you want to know."

Harry nodded. "How close do you think he is to winning? If I killed him, would chaos follow, or would his followers immediately flee, or would there be a resistance force that could pick them off before they became a problem?"

"The Ministry will be no help, for reasons that you have already heard," said Evelina. "What I think is our best solution is to draw a cordon around the battlefield and round up the Death Eaters while you battle Voldemort. Otherwise, yes, there is a high chance that they might get away and cause new wars and rebellions. Our population is so cowed that they don't know how to hold up their heads anymore, and wouldn't even if they were suddenly freed."

Harryincreased microglial activation in ischemic rats previously intoxicated with ethanol \[[@B5]\], leading us to ask about the role of oxidative stress in the comorbidity. Moreover, treatment with minocycline was able to partially prevent these alterations. Recent studies proposed minocycline as a promising therapy for stroke. Clinical improvement of the neurological outcomes of the patients was observed after 30 days of treatment with this drug \[[@B6]\]. However, to date no study has showed the possible role of oxidative stress in the alterations of such response in the comorbidity with CAI.

Minocycline is a potent anti-inflammatory/antibiotic tetracycline with well-established neuroprotective effects \[[@B7], [@B8]\]. In the present study, we investigated the putative neuroprotective effects of minocycline treatment in ischemic rats chronically intoxicated with ethanol since adolescence, with a special focus on the


eight days after CAI \[[@B5]\]. Still, the possible withdrawal syndrome does not seem to play a major role in such effect because a similar decrease of microglial activation was detected (using IBA1-positive cells) 24 h after the last ethanol administration \[[@B16]\]. Also, a previous study already demonstrated that CAI could increase the levels of inflammatory mediators (iNOS, COX-2, and IL-1*β*) in the cerebral cortex and astrocytes culture, with the absence of microglial activation \[[@B29]\]. In accordance with this view, a significant astrogliosis was observed eight days after the end of CAI. However, in this case, alcohol withdrawal period may have influenced this response since astrocytic population was significantly reduced 24 h after the end of CAI \[[@B16]\]. According to this hypothesis, a previous study demonstrated a significant decrease in thethese cells in the perinuclear region), which prevents its expansion \[[@B32]\]. A reduced astrocytic population could therefore influence the progression of the ischemic process by delaying or attenuating the formation of the glial scar. This would also affect the neurodegeneration in the penumbra region and the behavioral outcome.

Moreover, CAI affected not only the stroke outcome, but also the response to the therapy with minocycline. Previous studies demonstrated that minocycline is able to cross the blood brain barrier, promoting neuroprotective effects on the central nervous system after i.p. administration \[[@B9], [@B33], [@B34]\]. For each insult (CAI or stroke), protective effects of minocycline were more evident in stroke than in CAI (data not shown), perhaps because only 7 days of treatment occurred during the withdrawal syndrome, after 55 days of


Bermuda Triangle of sorts off the coast of Madagascar." "As you may remember, this is an area where some of our O.S.S. cargo ships have been disappearing." "Good boy, R.A.L.P.H." "The survivors of these disappearances tell delusional tales of a mysterious island populated by strange creatures." "Obviously, no land mass is located anywhere near there," " so these tales were dismissed , and the agents fired." "However... the magnet ship that captured the Transmooker device was last seen in this same area." "So, we need a small ship, piloted by two small agents to go in and take a closer look." "If you find anything out of the ordinary, you return , you report it back here." "" " We accept." "" " We accept." "You bet wehim back over here so I can push him back over myself." "" " Hurry up." "" " Come on." "Here, Gary." "Gimme your hand." "Thank you , Carmen." "Here, Gerti... gimme your hand." "Just wait till my father gets here." "Your father's coming?" "Where are you taking me now, Carmen?" "Hold on." "Why are you still hiding?" "We're kids, not monsters." "What's the difference?" "Relax." "They're O.S.S. agents, as well." "" " Level one..." "" " They're Donnagon's kids." "Agent Donnagon?" "You work for the O.S.S. , don't you?" "I work for a man named Donnagon." "Who is this guy?" "" " Donnagon's not interested in your creatures. " " Why not?" "The Transmooker device that hides your island... that's what Donnagon really wants." "That's not nearly


instantly." "Good going , cheese ball." "What do we do?" "!" "You must bind together the three toggle switches." "It won't stay up!" "" " Machete elastic wonder!" "" " Machete elastic wonder!" "Here... grab it!" "" " Uh!" "" " Oh!" "Give it to me." "Give it!" "Dad..." "Give it to me. ...or else." "Give it to him , Carmen." "Where'd it go?" "I don't know." "The spork took it." "Back to its...nest." "I know where the nest is, Dad." "I also have Romero's instruction book." "Hey." "Brat." "Come on!" "It's just over that big hill." "" " Ohh!" "" " Ohh!" "Are you sure this is the right way?" "My watch has a GPS satellite, you dope." "Wait a minute." "How can this be?" "When youtook out the Transmooker, the island cloaking device was shut down." "Then what are we doing on foot?" "Later, Romero." "Whoa!" "Aah!" "Uhh!" "There it is!" "Get up there, Dad!" "Come on!" "Okay, Magna Men , we're gonna need a human ladder starting right...here." " Carmen!" "What?" "!" "An agent's only as good as her gadgets." "They're heading for the beach." "Uhh!" "Help!" "Uh!" "The kid was right." " What are you doing?" "Trying to remote-pilot our submarine to the surface so we can get out of here." "Get on your GPS and see where Mom and Dad are." "This can't be right." "This shows that they're right next to us." "Oh , no!" "That's no way to greet your grandparents." "Come on." "Grandpa!" "Ah , Juni." "Come


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Re: What will a happen to mtgox codes when COINLAB takes the money??? March 09, 2013, 02:41:58 AM #2 Quote from: siulynot on March 09, 2013, 02:07:06 AM

Will USA users still be able to move their funds around services that use MTGOX Codes???

What will happen to MTGOX codes, will it become COINLAB codes ? or mtgox codes = coinlab codes?Will USA users still be able to move their funds around services that use MTGOX Codes???

No, they will not.

Mt. Gox will no longer be issuing MTGUSD and MTGCAD redeemable codes beginning April 10, 2012. Other currencies (e.g., MTGEUR, MTGGBP, etc,) will still be issued, though nobody in the U.S. or Canada can have wallets with those currencies so effectively no redeemable codes in any


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In an email, Tempe Public Information Officer Michael Pooley said Langley did go to the police station and state she lied about the initial indecent. "However, because we have independent witnesses that witnessed the assault on her and the bruising and injuries to her face and neck, [Durant] was still arrested and charged."

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on competition is inferred from the below cost pricing.
Plaintiff's Response, p. 3. Plaintiff has submitted a summary to the Court which it asserts shows that four of the five products listed were sold at prices below Gourmet Foods' out-of-pocket or variable costs.
176 of 180 items. Defendant argues that because plaintiff has presented no evidence of below average variable cost pricing on 176 of the 180 items, that there is no factual issue involving below average variable cost pricing of those 176 items and, thus, defendants are entitled to summary judgment as to those 176 items. The Court agrees and holds that the plaintiff has failed to come forward with evidence as required by Rule 56(e) which would create a triable issue of fact with regard to the 176that plaintiff erred as to the price per case for the three items. Defendants' position is set forth on pages 4 through 8 of their Memorandum filed December 11, 1984 (Docket No. 239).
First, defendants' contend that the price per case which Lomar used as the price at which Gourmet Foods sold the product was taken from a computer reporter prepared in 1983 and reflected 1983 prices. The relevant period for comparing cost to price is September 1, 1981, to October 31, 1982; thus, the 1983 prices are irrelevant in relation to the costs incurred during that period. The correct price information could have been obtained from the answers of defendants to Interrogatory 2a of Lomar's Third Set (Docket No. 227). The answers reflect that Gourmet Foods was charging


Open Humanities Awards: FinderApp WITTFind final update

*This is the final in a series of posts from Dr Maximilian Hadersbeck, the recipient of the DM2E Open Humanities Awards – DM2E track. You can read the final research paper here (in German).* The research group “Wittgenstein in Co-Text” worked on extending the FinderApp WiTTFind tool, which is currently used for exploring and researching Wittgenstein’s Big Typescript TS-213 (BT), to the rest […]Constructor Demo Now Live on Steam PS4 Demo Coming Soon

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In honor of season 2 of Stranger Things being released today, I wanted to share my photo from the pop-up bar in Logan Square. The bar was just an eight minute drive from our house so we decided to stop in one night to check it out. We went on a Sunday night at 6 p.m. and it was already packed full of people. What I found surprising was the clientele wasn't just the typical hipsters you find in Logan Square, it was mix of all kinds of people. Just goes to show you the scope of people that love Stranger Things. As most of you know, Netflix sent a hilarious cease-and-desist to the owners of the pop-up. It may be shut down now, but may the Upside/// @ref gtx_wrap

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the edge set $E$ represents the distance constraints between pairs of distinct vertices and the loop set $L$ represents the subspace constraints on individual vertices. We will distinguish between edges and loops throughout the paper, an edge will always have two distinct end-vertices and a loop will always have two identical end-vertices.

Motivated by potential applications in sensor network localisation and in mechanical engineering, rigidity has already been considered for bar-joint frameworks with various kinds of additional constraints [@CGJN; @KatTan; @SSW; @ST]. Following [@CGJN], we define a [*linearly constrained framework in ${{\mathbb{R}}}^d$*]{} to be a triple $(G,
p, q)$ where $G=(V,E,L)$ is a looped simple graph, $p:V\to {{\mathbb{R}}}^d$ and $q:L\to {{\mathbb{R}}}^d$. For $v_i\in V$ and $\ell_j\in L$ we put $p(v_i)=p_i$ and $q(\ell_j)=q_j$. The framework $(G,p)$ is [*generic*]{} if $(p, q)$$p(u)-p(v)$ and $p(v)-p(u)$ in the $d$ columns indexed by $v_i$ and $v_j$, respectively and zeros elsewhere; the row indexed by a loop $\ell_j=v_iv_i\in L$ has $q_j$ in the $d$ columns indexed by $v_i$ and zeros elsewhere. The $|E|\times d|V|$ sub-matrix consisting of the rows indexed by $E$ is the [*bar-joint rigidity matrix*]{} $R(G-L,p)$ of the bar-joint framework $(G-L,p)$.

The framework $(G, p, q)$ is [*infinitesimally rigid*]{} if its only infinitesimal motion is $\dot p =0$, or equivalently if ${\operatorname{rank}}R(G,
p, q) = d|V|$. We say that the looped simple graph $G$ is [*rigid*]{} in ${{\mathbb{R}}}^d$ if ${\operatorname{rank}}R(G, p, q) = d|V|$ for some realisation $(G,p, q)$ in ${{\mathbb{R}}}^d$, or equivalently if ${\operatorname{rank}}R(G, p, q) = d|V|$ for all [*generic*]{} realisations $(G,p,q)$ i.e.  all realisations for which $(p,q)$ is algebraically independent


a single vertex with at least $d$ loops, or is redundantly rigid in ${{\mathbb{R}}}^d$. (The necessary condition from [@GJN] that $G$ should be ‘$d$-balanced’ follows from the assumption that every vertex of $G$ is incident with at least $\lfloor\frac{d}{2}\rfloor$ loops.)

Acknowledgements {#acknowledgements .unnumbered}
----------------

We would like to thank the Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research for providing partial financial support for this research. The third author was supported by JST ERATO Grant Number JPMJER1903 and JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP18K11155.

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  attr_reader :model, :maker, :request

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        new_maker(Article)
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    it "takes options" do
      proc {
        new_maker(Article, :only => :index)
      }.should_not raise_error
    end

    it "merges options hash with defaults" do
      maker = new_maker(Article, :only => :index)
      maker.options[:only].should == :index
    end


      maker.handle(:index, request)
          }.should_not throw_symbol(:halt)
        end
      end
    end

    context "when the action is not part of the :only list" do
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        maker.only :show
      end

      it "returns 404" do
        mock.proxy(request).error(404)
        catch(:halt) { maker.handle(:index, request) }
      end
    end

  end

      it "has methodized setter" do
        maker.protect :index, :show
        maker.protect.should == [:index, :show]
      end
    end

    describe ":finder" do
      it "finds all for the model" do
        mock(Article).all
        maker.options[:finder][Article, { }]
      end
    end

    describe ":authenticator" do
      it "finds all for the model" do
        mock(Article).all


  maker = new_maker
        maker.finder.should == maker.options[:finder]
      end
    end

    context "when a block is provided" do
      it "sets the finder option" do
        maker = new_maker
        block = proc { |model, params| model.find_by_id(params[:id]) }
        maker.finder(&block)
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    end
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    it "generates routes for maker instance" do
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Rank and Organization:
Captain, Company F, 3d Vermont Infantry Place and date: Lees Mills, Va., April 16, 1862. Entered service at. Hartford, Vt. Birth: Salisbury, N.H. Date of issue: August 17, 1891.

Citation:
Gallantly led his company across a wide, deep creek, drove the enemy from the rifle pits, which were within 2 yards of the farther bank, and remained at the head of his men until a second time severely wounded.

See also

List of Medal of Honor recipients
List of American Civil War Medal of Honor recipients: M–P
Vermont in the Civil War

Notes

References
Benedict, G. G., Vermont in the Civil War. A History of the part taken by the Vermont Soldiers And Sailors in the War For The Union, 1861-5, Burlington, VT: The Free Press Association, 1888, pp. i:114–116, 138–144, 148–149, 254–259, 376,challenge.

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Figure 1 shows that the entire simulation interval can be subdivided into three stages [@Gadun00; @Gadun99]: an initial period (up to 20 min), which is primarily determined by the initial conditions; a transition period (from 20 to 35 min), when there is a mutual reconstruction of the magnetic field and thermal convection; and a final period of self-consistent evolution of the nonstationary convection and magnetic field. The first clear signatures of the presence of compact magnetic tubes with strong fields (of the order of several kG) appear after approximately 50 min of real solarlayers, and the plasma configuration is actively heated by neighboring hotter thermal fluxes. The gas pressure decreases due to the increasing magnetic pressure, and the density also decreases. The tubes begin to glow, and the intensity of their emission is above the average level. The tubes are also surrounded by dark regions, which correspond to channels of intense downward flows of material near the tubes. The brightness peaks of most wide tubes are split due to the effect of the large horizontal scale, which results in less efficient lateral heating. As a result, the total contrast of the tubes increases.

Our simulations revealed three basic mechanisms for the disintegration of the tubes [@Gadun00]: dissipation of the magnetic field due to reconnection of the field lines, disintegration due to interchange


inside tubes to kilogauss values is extremely large redshifts of the Stokes V profiles and completely split I profiles. On the contrary, the tube dissipation process is characterized by blueshifts of the Stokes profiles, with typical features of weakening fields.

[**Acknowledgements.**]{} We are very grateful to S.K. Solanki for detailed discussions of the results of this paper, valuable advice, and comments, and also to S.R.O. Ploner for various assistance. This work was supported by the Swiss National Scientific Foundation (grant no. 7UKPJ048440).

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A. S. Gadun, Kinematika Fiz. Nebesnykh Tel 11 (3), 54 (1995).

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Methods {#Sec2}
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Subjects {#Sec3}
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Study subjects were recently menopausal women (42--59 years old, within 6 months to 3 years of their last menses) without known or suspected cardiovascular disease and meeting the inclusion criteria for the Kronos Early Estrogen Prevention Study (KEEPS; NCT000154180) enrolled at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN \[[@CR21]\]. KEEPS is a multicenter, randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled trial designed to test the hypothesis that hormone therapy started early in menopause will reduce the onset, incidence, and progression of subclinical atherosclerosis as defined by measurable changes in CIMT and CAC. Each potential subject underwent a medical examination, including body morphometrics (body mass index, waist/hip ratio measurements), standard blood chemistries, and an electrocardiogram. All women (*n* = 118) underwent high-resolution B-mode ultrasound for the assessment of CIMT \[[@CR22]\]


by citrate anticoagulant; there was no significant dilution in EDTA.

*Platelet dense body ATP secretion* from diluted platelet-rich plasma was measured in real time by bioluminescence using premixed firefly luciferase (0.5 mg/mL Hanks' medium) and luciferin (5 mM in Hanks' medium) at 32°C and a final platelet concentration of approx. 250--500 platelets/μL \[[@CR26]\]. In brief, platelet-rich plasma prepared from citrate whole blood and from blood anticoagulated with thrombin inhibitor (hirudin, micromolar final) and a Factor Xa inhibitor \[10 μM, tick anticoagulant peptide (TAP) or soy bean trypsin inhibitor (SBTI)\] centrifugation at 200×*g* for 15 min was diluted into 500--1000 volumes of Hanks' medium (Hanks' balanced salt solution buffered to pH 7.4 with 20 mM HEPES and containing 3 mg/mL bovine albumin, 0.4 g/L glucose, and 1 μM TAP or SBTI). Thrombin receptor agonist peptide (TRAP, 10 μM) was used asrespectively. All conjugated/fluorescent antibodies (fluorescein and phycoerythrin) and recombinant annexin V were purchased from BD Biosciences, San Jose, CA; goat anti-mouse IgG magnetic beads (MagnaBind^TM^) were purchased from Pierce, Rockford, IL; luciferase and luciferin from Roche Applied Science, Indianapolis, IN; and aPC and SN-59 from HaemTech, Essex Junction, VT. The other chemicals were purchased from either Sigma Chemical Co, St. Louis, MO, Electron Microscopy Science, Hatfield, PA, or EMD Chemicals, Gibbstown, NJ.

Statistical Analyses {#Sec9}
--------------------

Descriptive statistics were used to summarize the cohort including means with standard deviations (SD) and medians with interquartile ranges (Q1, Q3) for all continuous parameters. To explore the relationship with waist circumference, descriptive statistics of participant characteristics and makers of platelet function were also reported for each of three strata defined by waist circumference \<30,


functions that correlated with components of metabolic syndrome included total number of platelets which correlated positively with waist circumference. Inhibition of ATP secretion by PGE~1~ correlated positively with waist circumference in platelets collected in hirudin and negatively with HDL-C regardless of the anticoagulant (Table [7](#Tab7){ref-type="table"}). ATP secretion correlated negatively with fasting blood glucose. Basal expression of P-selectin and activated expression of P-selectin in response to ADP stimulation correlated negatively with both systolic and diastolic blood pressures. None of the studied platelet functions were significantly correlated with triglycerides by univariate assessment. Table 7Correlations between platelet parameters and components of metabolic syndromePlatelet parameterWCHDL-CFBGTrigSBPDBPPlatelet no. (10^3^/mL)In citrate0.26\*\*−0.060.030.140.080.06In EDTA0.22\*−0.050.030.090.060.04ATP (amole/platelet)In citrate-0.080.10−0.30\*\*-0.07-0.13-0.03In hirudin-0.120.07−0.26\*\*0.01-0.160.03% suppression by PGE~1~ of ATP secretionIn citrate0.09−0.20\*0.070.060.010.01In hirudin0.24\*−0.23\*0.000.120.170.05Basal% expressionP-selectin0.01−0.02−0.04−0.04−0.21\*−0.19\*PAC1 binding0.070.050.00−0.03−0.11−0.04% positive P-selectinADP activation−0.110.04−0.04−0.09−0.19\*−0.21\*TRAP activation−0.100.08−0.18\*−0.10−0.10−0.07% positive PAC1ADP activation0.00−0.080.020.09−0.090.01TRAP activation0.010.000.050.14−0.13−0.03Microvesicles (*n* = 58)CD42A (platelet)−0.02−0.02−0.040.010.00−0.02CD14 (monocyte)−0.09−0.100.070.110.31\*0.10CD45C (aPC) is an anticoagulant enzyme formed upon activation of protein C by the thrombin--thrombomodulin complex on the EPCR surface of endothelial cells, platelets, and monocytes. Changes in aPC can reflect either thrombin bound to thrombomodulin or the extent of endothelial protein C receptor activity, correlating with intravascular thrombin generation, which is known to maintain a substantial concentration in the basal steady state \[[@CR40], [@CR41]\]. The lack of significant association of aPC with any component of metabolic syndrome suggests a low thrombotic potential consistent with the absence of correlations between microaggregation and the various risk factors. Whether these associations will change with increased time past menopause and hormonal treatments remains to be determined.

An important advantage of this study cohort is that women were non-smokers and defined as low


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cells using the Trizol reagent and purified with mirVana miRNA Isolation Kit (Ambion, Austin, TX, USA). The purity and concentration of RNA were determined from OD260/280 readings using spectrophotometer (NanoDrop ND-1000). RNA integrity was determined by capillary electrophoresis using the RNA 6000 Nano Lab-on-a-Chip kit and the Bioanalyzer 2100 (Agilent Technologies, Santa Clara, CA, USA). Only RNA extracts with RNA integrity number values \>6 underwent further analysis. Higher yields of cDNA were labeled with a fluorescent dye (Cy5 and Cy3-dCTP) using CapitalBio cRNA amplification and labeling kit (CapitalBio, Beijing, China). The labeled cRNAs from lncRNAs and mRNAs were purified and hybridized to Agilent Human lncRNA + mRNA Array V3.0 (Agilent). The labeled and purified microRNAs were hybridized with Agilent Human microRNA Microarray Release 19.0 according to the manufacturer\'sfound a total of 55 target genes were predicted to be targeted by these microRNAs. We further expanded our analysis to identify protein-coding genes whose expression inversely correlated to these microRNAs. Some lncRNAs were also implicated in specific diseases by significantly correlating with genes participating in graft-versus-host disease, type 1 diabetes, arthritis, asthma, periodontitis, systemic lupus erythematosus, Graves' disease, etc., Based on this dataset, we performed the enrichment analysis for GO terms, functionally annotating the genes by a conditional hypergeometric test. Gene functional annotations were classified into three categories: Biological process, molecular function (MF) and cellular component. Because microRNAs and lncRNAs were prone to exert influence on associated protein-coding genes in transcription-related processes, we submitted a list of protein-coding genes which were significantly correlated with differentially expressed noncoding


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I'm only about two months behind in posting this! Lo siento. I am still trying to get in the groove of the whole blogging thing...do people even want to hear from a florist anyway?? At least my amazingly talented friend Kelli Murray is on it. I love when we get to do our DIY days...and after we worked on this one- I'm itching to do it again with more patterns + drawings! Despite being so late in the game on this one, I still find myself loving it. So here it is... if you want to do it, just head on over to Kelli's blog to follow the steps!

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the ground” that was not moving and had “scratches,
bruises on the forehead and the chin.” He “wanted to check the person” so he first tapped
him on the shoulder and then checked his pulse by placing his hand “under the chin” in
the neck area between the jawbone and the shoulder. He did this “[b]ecause normally if
you do that to somebody, they might be alive and they might punch you, wake up and
punch you. So I was basically checking for my safety.” He “was going to check and go
through his pockets.” He checked one front pocket only “and found a credit card.” He
took the card and used it to purchase food for “a few homeless people” at McDonald’s
and made purchases at other stores on Mission Street. Defendant acknowledged the

 not defendant.
       The third item of rejected evidence was described by the prosecutor as follows. An
ATM video from U.S. Bank shows that “Mr. Sprague went to the U.S. Bank at 16th and
Mission on three separate occasions within about an hour period of time and each time
drew $40, and there is video that shows Mr. Sprague in the company of other individuals
apparently for the purposes of engaging in the purchase of a controlled substance of one
kind or another.” Defense counsel argued the evidence was relevant because it showed
Sprague “engaged in conduct with at least disreputable people very soon before, and none
of those people is Mr. Pouncy,” and that “any one of those could have done Mr. Sprague
in.” The trial court excluded the video


evidence.
       Defendant contends that the exclusion of this evidence violated the “Right to
Truth-in-Evidence” provision added to the California Constitution by Proposition 8 in
1982 (Cal. Const., art. I, § 28, subd.(f)(2)), and violated his right to present a complete
defense guaranteed by the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments of the federal Constitution.
His argument is based on the premise that the excluded evidence was relevant to cast
doubt on the identification of him as the person who strangled Sprague, and was excluded

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Marketing Envy CEO Amit Lavi told TechCrunch:

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Hebrews 2:11For both he that sanctifieth…(It is He that Sanctifieth, not our works)

Hebrews 2:11(Amplified Bible) For both He Who sanctifies [making men holy]…(Through the Sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit) (Through the work of the Holy Spirit, not through our works)

Hebrews 9:11-14But Christ being come an high priest of good things to come, by a greater and more perfect tabernacle, not made with hands, that is to say, not of this building;
12 Neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood he


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Google Docs is back after a major outage

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Google Docs was hit with a widespread outage in North America, leaving some users unable to access their documents stored in the company's cloud service.

Google confirmed the outage on its status dashboard for Google services and gave the all-clear at 5:10 p.m. Eastern time.

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                            Intervenor

        On Petition for Review and Cross-Application for
                 Enforcement of an Order of the
                  National Labor Relations Board

     Gregory J. Utken argued the cause for petitioner.  With
him on the briefs was Frank Swain.

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Board, argued the cause


had already taken place.  Of the employees eligible to
vote in the second election, 86% had previously worked in the
company's two Indianapolis facilities.  The Regional Di-

rector's predictive judgment before the first election--that
the work force at the old locations would be a substantial and
representative complement of the work force at the new
location--thus turned out to be accurate.  Nothing more is
needed to sustain the Board's order insofar as it rested on the
results of the second election.  See NLRB v. AAA Alternator
Rebuilders, Inc., 980 F.2d 1395, 1397-98 (11th Cir. 1993).

     The remaining question is whether the Board, through its
Regional Director, properly overturned the first election be-
cause of the company's leaflet.  For its part theto allow the moving cam ring to interlock with the strobe cam plate be specially provided on the moving cam ring, but a groove for fitting the strobe cam plate in a fixed barrel must be located in a central region of the fixed barrel. The resulting construction constraints cause a problem in that the thickness of the barrel has to increase in the optical axis direction.
The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems and hence provides a lens barrel and an imaging device which allow efficient interlock between a cylindrical member such as a moving cam ring and a component such as a viewfinder cam plate or a strobe cam plate, without size-increasing.


College Q&A: Pirate orientation gives new students fun, interactive view of VC

By Eric Jensen
July 26, 2014 at 2:26 a.m.

My daughter just graduated from high school and plans to attend Victoria College this fall. Does VC offer an orientation event she and I can attend?

Yes, Pirate Orientation will take place the week of Aug. 11 as a fun, new way to introduce students to Victoria College.

Incoming freshmen are required to attend the new event, designed to help students succeed. New students will be unable to register for the fall semester without attending orientation.

"Orientation has been transformed to help students understand how they can become active participants in their own learning - an important focus of our Quality Enhancement Plan," said VC President Tom Butler.

New students should RSVP to attendElectroosmotic flow in channels with step changes in zeta potential and cross section.
We consider the effects that step changes in zeta potential and cross section have on electroosmosis in long-and-narrow channels with arbitrary cross-sectional shapes. The Stokes equation of flow is solved analytically utilizing the thin Debye layer approximation to provide effective slip velocities on the channel walls. The effects of channel dimensions, surface potentials, applied pressure drop, and applied voltage are discussed. One anecdotal case, a two-region rectangular channel, is presented to illustrate the solution. The flow in each region is a combination of a uniform electroosmotic flow and a nonuniform pressure-driven flow. The electroosmotic pumping causes the pressure gradient in each region to adjust so that the flow rate is the same in each region and


reasonable jurists could

debate whether (or, for that matter, agree that) the petition should have been

resolved in a different manner or that the issues presented were adequate to

deserve encouragement to proceed further.” Slack v. McDaniel, 529 U.S. 473,

484 (2000) (quotation omitted).

         Petitioner filed a motion to supplement his brief to our court, which we

grant and have reviewed. Application for Leave to Supplement Brief, Nov. 16,

2005.

         We have carefully reviewed Petitioner’s brief, the district court’s

disposition, the magistrate judge’s recommendation, and the record on appeal.

Nothing in the facts, the record on appeal, or Petitioner’s filing raises an issue

which meets our standard for the grant of a certificate of appealability. For

substantially the same reasons set forthby the magistrate judge and adopted by

the district court in its Order of August 12, 2005, we cannot say “that reasonable

jurists could debate whether (or, for that matter, agree that) the petition should

have been resolved in a different manner.” Id.

                                           -3-
      We DENY Petitioner’s request for a certificate of appealability and his

request to proceed in forma pauperis and DISMISS the appeal.


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takes them on this crazy, magical journey. Is that something she makes a habit of, or is Louie special?

PP: You know, that's to be thought about. I didn't really make a choice there, but I think you're right on. She opens up to him because there's an instant connection, as he reminds her of someone, which is why she laughs at him. And she reminds him of an ideal. So she's a projection of what he's seeing. That's the other layer to playing a woman on Louis C.K.'s show. He created my character, so the projections change in the writing. It's his show. There's an unreal quality to it, too. She's going to be who he thinks she is, and then the layers come off. Does she reallythese really tight scripts and having everyone stick to them. But your part felt like some of it might have been improvised.

PP: No. I just read my lines. It's all id. It's all Here I am, right in front of you.

PP: Oh. "Let's be honest with each other." It's not if you lie. It's about being honest.

ESQ: Right.

PP: It's different than a betrayal.

ESQ: It's more positive, I guess.

PP: Yeah, because she wants to meet the real person. She doesn't want to play that game. She's tired of it. She's going, This is how I want this encounter to be. I'm taking control of the moment, and this is how it's going to play out. And then it changes. People need to do that more with each other.

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In late November, the Vatican confirmed that Pope Francis is going to visit the United States of America for the World Meeting of Families that will take place in Philadelphia at the end of Septemberadopting an “ultra-radical line” on capitalism. The blog, “Francis, capitalism and…

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that terminating her parental rights was in D.T.V.’s best interest. See TEX. FAM. CODE ANN.

§ 161.001(2) (West Supp. 2013). We affirm the trial court’s order.

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           D.T.V. was born on December 30, 2012, addicted to opiates and cocaine. The Texas

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began an investigation. S.G. fully admitted a long and ongoing use of


Genetic polymorphisms in immunoresponse genes TNFA, IL6, IL10, and TLR4 are associated with recurrent acute otitis media.
Cytokines and other inflammatory mediators are involved in the pathogenesis of otitis media. We hypothesized that polymorphisms in inflammatory response genes contribute to the increased susceptibility to acute otitis media in otitis-prone children. DNA samples from 348 children with > or = 2 acute otitis media episodes, who were participating in a randomized, controlled vaccination trial, and 463 healthy adult controls were included. Polymorphisms in TNFA, IL1B, IL4, IL6, IL10, IL8, NOS2A, C1INH, PARP, TLR2, and TLR4 were genotyped. Genotype distributions in children with recurrent acute otitis media were compared with those in controls. Within the patient group, the number of acute otitis media episodes before vaccination and the clinical and immunologicQ:

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I want to make a simple action  where a user clicks a button that says "access", rather than submitting the form, I want it to slide down a div.

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At its peak, it was one of the largest Japanese-American settlements in California, with about 8,000 residents around 1970, and Dai-Ichi Gakuen had a peak of 700 students.

Beginning in the 1970s the Japanese American community began decreasing in size and Japanese-American businesses began leaving. Scott Shibya Brown stated that "some say" the effect was a "belated response" to the 1965 Watts riots and that "several residents say a wave of anti-Japanese-American sentiment began cropping up in the area, prompting further departures." Eighty-two-year-old Jimmy Jike was quoted in the Los Angeles Times in 1993, stating that it was mainly because the residents' children, after attending universities, moved away. Bythe other customers. The deputy removed his coat to reveal his badge and service weapon in an attempt to stop any potential wrongdoing. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals said that, at that time, he assumed the role of a peace officer. Selvage v. State, 680 S.W.2d 17, 19, 21 (Tex.Crim.App.1984).
In Hafdahl, an Amarillo police officer was on his way home after his shift ended. Hafdahl cut in front of the officer in a reckless manner, lost control of his vehicle, and wrecked. At the scene of the wreck, the officer told Hafdahl that he was an officer and also told him to halt. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals held that, at that point, the officer was no longer off-duty. Hafdahl v. State, 805 S.W.2d 396, 401


(Tex.Crim.App.1990).
Courts have recognized the same concept in civil matters. See, e.g., Brown v. Dillard's, Inc., 289 S.W.3d 340, 343 (Tex. App.-Eastland 2009, no pet.) (when an off-duty policeman observes and responds to crime, he is then on-duty; same is true when there is reasonable suspicion to detain a person for investigation).
Here, based upon his prior experience, Officer Fobbs saw what he believed to be a drug transaction taking place. He began to investigate that potential criminal activity. When he did so, he ceased to be off-duty and assumed the role of a peace officer. The evidence is legally sufficient to prove that, when Polk committed the assault, Officer Fobbs was a public servant lawfully discharging an official duty. Polk's first issue is overruled.
In his second issue, Polk challengesNatSav customer reviews (5)

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first arrived at the NIH because she spent the first nine months studying a new field (chaos theory) that she thought might apply to the immune system, and the lab sat empty. The formal name of her laboratory was the T-Cell Tolerance and Memory Section of the Laboratory of Cellular and Molecular Immunology. On average, the Ghost Lab hosted three postdoctoral researchers at any one time.

On April 1, 2013, NIAID administration closed the Ghost Lab. The T-Cell Tolerance and Memory Section was incorporated into the Laboratory of Immunogenetics, but without any funding for research, and Matzinger's research was effectively shut down.  Since that time she has given a series of eight lectures explaining the function of the immune system from the point of view of the dangerinto two groups; osteoporosis group (138 students) and control group (128 students). Both osteoporosis and osteopenia females were gathered in one group which is osteoporosis group.

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If you look at the definition of Anonymous methods, "they are methods without a name. We can write small method block without any name and assign its address to the delegate object, then this delegate object is used to call it."

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The second row is different from the first row.
The second row describes a cube that is related to the first cube by either a mirror or inversion operation.
The second cube, following a rotation operation, is the same as the first cube.

In the case of the cube from your question, it is achiral because the row +-+-, ---+, ++-+ describes a cube that is a mirror image and which is superimposable after a rotation of 180° about the X axis.
On the other hand, stereospecific cage number 1 from table 1 (++--, +-+-, +--+) is an example of an arrangement that is chiral but not asymmetric. It appears to have rotational symmetry about the X axis by


Clinical study on eruption of permanent canines after secondary alveolar bone grafting.
Eruption of cleft-associated permanent canines was studied in 190 patients with unilateral cleft lip/palate and whose permanent canines had not erupted at the time of alveolar bone grafting. In 162 of these patients, width of bone defect was compared between patients who underwent surgical exposure of canines and those whose canines erupted naturally. Cleft-associated canines naturally erupted after bone grafting in 150 patients (78.9%) and required surgical exposure in 36 patients (18.9%). Cleft-associated canines had not yet erupted in two patients. Two patients were lost to follow-up. Nasal-side bone defects were significantly wider in patients who underwent surgical exposure of cleft-associated permanent canines than in those whose cleft-associated permanent canines erupted naturally. The present results suggest thatcardiovascular system), and depression and panic disorder (emotional or mental illnesses). Therefore, examining the facts in the light most favorable to the non-moving party (accepting that the doctor's statements may be true), there is a genuine issue of material fact regarding whether Coons has such an impairment.

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2. Substantially Limited Major Life Activities

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A major life activity is a function "such as caring for oneself, performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning, and working." 29 C.F.R. § 1630.2(I). To be substantially limited in any of these activities, a person must be unable to perform the major life activity or be "significantly restricted as to condition, manner or duration under which [he] can perform a particular major life activity as compared to the condition, manner or duration under which


major life activities." Sutton v. United Air Lines, Inc., 527 U.S. 471, 489, 119 S.Ct. 2139, 144 L.Ed.2d 450 (1999); see also 29 C.F.R. § 1630.2(l)(1); Deppe, 217 F.3d at 1265 ("In `regarded as' cases, the employer must perceive the individual as having an actual disability under the ADA.").

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Coons presents no evidence that the IRS regarded him as having a physical impairment limiting any major life activities. Coons points only to a July 24, 1999 letter from his supervisor that states, "You [Coons] may be eligible for disability retirement if you are unable, due to disease or injury, to render useful and efficient service in your position." (Emphases added.) Clearly, the IRS was suggesting only that if Coons is disabled as he claims to be, he may beAct Retaliation Claim

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Even though he is not disabled under the Rehabilitation Act, we must still address Coons's retaliation claim. See Heisler, 339 F.3d at 630 n. 5 ("the ADA prohibits an employer from retaliating against an employee who seeks an accommodation in good faith").

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A prima facie case of retaliation requires a plaintiff to show: "(1) involvement in a protected activity, (2) an adverse employment action and (3) a causal link between the two." Brown v. City of Tucson, 336 F.3d 1181, 1187 (9th Cir.2003) (citation and internal quotation marks omitted). The plaintiff must present "evidence adequate to create an inference that an employment decision was based on an illegal discriminatory criterion." O'Connor v. Consol. Coin Caterers Corp., 517 U.S. 308, 312, 116 S.Ct. 1307, 134 L.Ed.2d 433 (1996)


an adverse employment action when he was demoted. However, Coons did not establish a causal link between the two. The district court correctly held that there was no evidence of such a link. Coons merely argued that the closeness in time between his engagement in the protected activity and the adverse employment action established causality. However, Coons's request for reasonable accommodations was made a full year before his demotion. This distant time sequence was inadequate to show a causal link between his protected activity of requesting reasonable accommodations and the adverse employment action he suffered (his demotion). Therefore, Coons did not make out a prima facie case for retaliation.

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Moreover, the IRS presented ample evidence (1) of Coons's misuse of government computers, (2) that Coons accessed sex-related sites onhave concluded that it evidenced government wrong doing of the type contemplated by the [Whistleblower Protection Act].

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Coons made disclosures regarding the manual processing of a large refund that he believed to be fraudulent for Taxpayer D under highly irregular circumstances. Coons's disclosure cannot reasonably be characterized as a "normal disagreement between managers over a debatable matter of internal policy." A "disinterested observer with knowledge of the essential facts ... reasonably [would] conclude" that a disclosure alleging that the IRS, whose mission is to collect taxes, improperly processed a large, fraudulent refund for a wealthy taxpayer is an allegation of "gross mismanagement, a gross waste of funds, [or] an abuse of authority." See 5 U.S.C. § 2302(b)(8); Lachance, 174 F.3d at 1381. Therefore, we hold that the Merit Systems


employee [could] reasonably conclude that the actions of the government evidence gross mismanagement," a gross waste of funds, an abuse of authority, or a violation of any law, rule, or regulation. Lachance, 174 F.3d at 1381.

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IRS senior officials interfering in the tax cases of certain wealthy individuals is certainly an abuse of authority and a violation of law. The Merit Systems Protection Board abused its discretion in finding that this disclosure was not protected under the Whistleblower Protection Act.

E. Newspaper Disclosures

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Coons gave interviews to both the San Jose Mercury News and the New York Times about his first whistleblowing complaint, and "the pressure to file favorable treatment to certain taxpayers." The Merit Systems Protection Board found that Coons's interviews with the newspapers were not protected. The Board foundexpectViewDates(calendar, '2015-03-29', '2015-04-05')
      })
    })
    describeWhenInDay(function() {
      it('should go to a date when given a date string', function() {
        let calendar = initCalendar()
        calendar.gotoDate('2015-04-01')
        expectViewDates(calendar, '2015-04-01')
      })
    })
  })

  describe('incrementDate', function() {
    describeWhenInMonth(function() {
      it('should increment the date when given a Duration object', function() {
        let calendar = initCalendar()
        calendar.incrementDate({ months: -1 })


 expect(view.currentEnd).toEqualDate('2014-07-01')
        })
      })
    })
    describeWhenInDay(function() {
      it('should display the next visible day', function() {
        let calendar = initCalendar({
          now: '2014-06-01', // a Sunday
          initialDate: '2014-06-01', // a Sunday
          weekends: false
        })
        let view = calendar.view
        expect(view.activeStart).toEqualDate('2014-06-02')
        expect(view.activeEnd).toEqualDate('2014-06-03')
     Pirbuterol was administered using a metered canister and the hand-held delivery device that was inserted into the left nostril. Either vehicle or pirbuterol acetate (400, 600, 800, 1200 or 1600 micrograms) was administered to each horse. Relief of airway obstruction indicated by changes in pulmonary function was observed within 5 min after administration of both vehicle and pirbuterol. Significant decreases in delta Pplmax and pulmonary resistance (RL) and an increase in dynamic compliance (Cdyn) persisted for the 7 h duration of the experiment. Comparison of the effect of vehicle and pirbuterol at each time period showed that pirbuterol decreased RL and delta Pplmax significantly for up to 1 h. The optimal dose was determined to be 600 micrograms. Immediate response to treatment, magnitude of drug effect and lack