and by using high-fat (HF) feeding to induce maternal obesity, our study showed that adiponectin gene knockout attenuated maternal obesity-induced high birth weight in mice. The results indicate that adiponectin increases fetal fat deposition and has a significant impact on fat tissue mass from the neonatal stage to adulthood. Furthermore, our study also suggests that increased placental fatty acid transport and fetal hepatic de novo lipogenesis might contribute to adiponectin-enhanced fetal fat deposition.

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS {#s1}
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Materials. {#s2}
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Anti--phospho-acetyl-CoA carboxylase 1 (ACC1) (S79), ACC1, phospho--AMP-activated protein kinase (T172), AMP-activated protein kinase α, and phospho-glycogen synthase kinase 3β (GSK3β) (S9) were ordered from Cell Signaling Technology (Danvers, MA). Antibodies against GSK3α/β, fatty acid synthase (FASN), and glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase were from Santa Cruz Biotechnology (Santa Cruz, CA). HF diet (60 kcal%was induced by HF-diet feeding using WT and Adipoq^−/−^ dams and breeding scheme 1 (*A*) (see detail in the [Research Design and Methods]{.smallcaps} section and [Supplementary Fig. 1*A*](http://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.2337/db12-0055/-/DC1)). The breeding scheme 2 was used to produce Adipoq^−/+^ or Adipoq^−/−^ fetuses, whereas maternal adiponectin was null (*B*) ([Supplementary Fig. 1*B*](http://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.2337/db12-0055/-/DC1)). These dams were fed with chow (*B*). Elevated mRNA levels of placental LPL, VLDLr, FABP3, and FABPpm and AdipoR1 were detected in placentas from obese WT dams (*A*, designated as WT HFD). However, the differences were diminished, except for FABPpm, in placentas of HFD- and LFD-fed Adipoq^−/−^ dams (*A*, designated as Adipoq^−/−^ HFD and Adipoq^−/−^ LFD). Elevated mRNA levels of LPL, VLDLr, and FABPpm were observed in placentas of Adipoq^−/+^ fetuses, whereas the dams were Adipoq^−/−^ (*B*). \**P* \<


was supported by National Institutes of Health Grants DK-080418 and RHD069634A (to J.S.) and American Diabetes Association Grant 7-07-CD23 (to J.S.).

No other potential conflicts of interest relevant to this article were reported.

L.Q., H.s.Y., A.M., and B.K. contributed research data. W.W.H. contributed to research design and discussion. J.S. designed the study and wrote the manuscript. J.S. is the guarantor of this work and, as such, had full access to all the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.

The authors thank Dr. Philipp Scherer (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center) for providing adiponectin gene knockout mice.
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Right after 9-11, I took some Osama targets to the range with me and shot them up. However, when my ex-wife's cousin pulled out some pictures of his boss he had printed out I said "No Way!" Don't know why, it just made me feel uneasy.

But I don't think you're going to have any objections at a gun range with a known terrorists face on a piece of paper.

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Just how things are.

Sleep.

Dave Smith could, by many metrics, be considered the least interesting person alive. He had no "life" in the 1990s definition of it, i.e. "Get a life, you loser." He had little personality to speak of, unless blandness was coming back into fashion, 1950s-style. The universe would have casually overlooked his life and death without really missing out on much.

In fact, the universe did exactly that. Fortunately for Dave Smith, "the" universe was not the only universe paying attention to him.

This would prove to be tremendously important when the very next day, he'd meet someone who'd change his path forever, his apartment would be destroyed, he'd lose everyone he ever knew or loved, and he would nearly be killed in the most horrific manner imaginable.

Allwas ordinary red hair pulled back in two short pigtails, to stay out of her way. A shining example of youth and boundless energy, as she desperately searched Dave's little four-walled world for some way out...

Of course, eyeing the girl was probably not going to make the guy very happy. Maybe that was the reason why Dave now had a knife to his throat.

"Erm, excuse me," Dave felt the need to say in his defense.

He didn't dare turn his head, but did catch frantic movement out of the corner of his eye—the girl waving her hands, trying to interrupt this before the walls got painted red.

"Dad! Dad, whoa!" she exclaimed. "What're you—"

"Back off, Penny," the man warned—not angrily, just sternly. "Right. Who're you? How'd you get here? You


can line up a shot, maybe I can find a vital spot and end this before she makes contact and infects us..."

"You can actually shoot that thing?" Dave wondered.

"In theory. It's flesh and blood, at the core—but getting through the mess of physics it's become is... darn it all. Wish I'd brought grenades this time. Or a shotgun..."

Penelope rested a hand on Dave's arm. Well, hung onto Dave, more like.

"It'll be okay, it'll be okay," she promised. "You don't have to be afraid. Dad's beaten Picassos before. We're going to be fine—"

"Shh," Gregory hissed back, taking a proper non-Hollywood handgun stance, waiting for the target to come in view...

It had walked up the side of the building after them.

Dave couldn't help but look at the thing, now. Fleshand blood, at the core...? He did see a vague human shape in there, come to think of it. Arms and legs, a head. A strange mix of green and brown, actually. Dark brown hair, or at least some mass of particles and strands that animated in a wild fashion around what might be its head. Dark green, of its clothes... a suit? A dress? Some odd triangular shape... with an orbiting ribbon, a sash of some kind which seemed so familiar...

Step by step it approached, flickering and bending as it went. Stuttering and slow, limping as it moved. Moving was causing it physical pain, almost, as it flared with eye-tweaking activity each time it shuffled ahead—

The sharp report of a gunshot nearly broke his focus.

And did absolutely


asked how I could get back home? I mean, back to Earth?" Dave hazarded.

"Ummm... maybe?" Penelope tried. "It depends. I mean, did you really like that world? Did you have unpaid phone bills to deal with? Or—oh, I know! Maybe you get excited about embracing bold new life challenges?"

"That means there's no way back, then."

"...yeah. Sorry about that," she said. "Nobody's ever managed to find a road back to your world, and nobody knows how or why people end up here. It is what it is, you know? But... you can make the most of it! Start a new life. Full of exciting and fresh opportunities! I mean, not here, this place is a death trap, I mean back where I'm from. The city proper. Very exciting therein the Sideways, and you can only find the Sideways by noticing a flicker in the corner of your eye which isn't there when you turn to look at it. You gotta use mirrors to indirectly look, and THAT'LL show you the door for real. And you can find all sorts of amazing things in there!"

"Like what?" Dave asked. (He wasn't actually that interested, but it helped pass the time, and the girl seemed to enjoy talking about it, so...)

"Well, the thing which is funding, like, EVERYTHING we do is the Crackers," Penelope explained, as they were climbing through yet another bedroom window. "Ah, that's the name people gave to the slightly cracked smartphones. We found a shelf in a store somewhere in the Sideways, and there's ONE


learn to help people in this city find hope. —which is incredibly silly, and Dad really thinks it's silly even if he doesn't have it in him to say it out loud, but... um. My point is, well. That keeps me going. ...what keeps you going?"

It was a question he'd never given serious thought to.

Maybe it was this surreal place. Maybe the late hour, the lack of sleep, the quiet internal desperation. The pleading look in the optimistic teenager's eyes, really hoping that Dave was going to say something which would make her feel better—because knowing his dead reactions were more fatalistic than deadpan wasn't a pleasant thought. Maybe Dave just wanted her to feel better.

Maybe it was the truth.

"I keep going because I'm hoping in the end,Safety doesn't LIKE mappers going in, but it's not illegal. If it was a red-black that'd mean an official quarantine and, well, yeah, we don't go there. Although I don't see why they insist on stopping us! I mean, okay, it's dangerous. But if someone's willing to take the risk, why not let them in? You could find all sorts of great things in the Sideways that'd help people... new repeaters, new resources, new shortcuts... "

"And you could let a Picasso out into the city," Gregory said, while hiking his sagging backpack up on one shoulder. "Law's there for a reason, Penny. Odds are they're going to black-red this one off after we submit our report, too."

"We could just hang onto the map ourselves," she suggested. "We don't


It's kinda expensive since, um, no oceans around," Penny chattered away, leading Dave out of the room. "Still, this is your big debut! I'll kick in some of my allowance if I gotta to get you a lobster..."

Footprints in the room's dust. Cigarette butts. Four little impressions, like chair legs, in a neat square. Which matched nicely with a chair that had been moved to one corner of the room for the time being.

The people who lived in this apartment building didn't actually use this laundry room. Ever since an entrance to the Sideways was found here, the room was a no-go zone; sure, your chances of accidentally falling in were slim, but city citizens were not a risk-taking sort. The washing machines were nearly rusted shut andunusable.

Someone had been here, regardless. Having a seat, having a smoke. From the angle of the chair... waiting for someone to come out of the Sideways.

Either they got bored and left, or had to visit the potty and were on their way back right now. Neither option appealed.

"Lobster sounds good," Gregory decided, wheels turning in his mind. "In fact, lobster sounds very good."

The City of Angles.

That wasn't the official name, of course. There was no official name. But the joke had been passed around so long and so often that it had stuck in everybody's head. A city, where everything was at a slightly askew angle to everything else? City of Angles. Sticky, very sticky.

These were the sidewalks that the trio were walking down, now. Finally out in


t-shirts and printed on coffee mugs or anything.

"That's a logo? Aren't logos usually snappy and simple? Or maybe with a picture of an animal, or something..."

"Search me, this is what they wanted. My job was to make it happen, not ask what they were thinking," he said, giving up for now. On a whim, he folded up the menu and stuffed it in his back pocket, with his wallet.

"You know you'll never get paid for that job, right?" Penelope asked, making sure. "They're back on your world. No point working on it anymore."

"I guess. But... I don't know. Can't hurt to keep my skills sharp and stay in practice. I'm going to need to get graphic design work here, now. This kiddie meal menu is the closest thingcorner under lock and key before you can get there. Then what'll you do with your life, I wonder?

[Gregory] *silent*

[Cartwright] You know, you're something of a legend around the Department. Nobody's ever been able to nail you down for anything. You play it safe, lately. Untouchable. Personally? I'd love to send you up for murder. Shame all the evidence is tucked away deep under the city, isn't it.

[Gregory] *silent*

[Cartwright] I bet even if I did find some way to drag up those thirteen-year-old charges, the jury would pull it down to manslaughter. After all, your wife DID consent to join you on that little venture into the Sideways. Brilliant mapper, by the way; her data's still quite pricey on the market. A lot of folks miss her. Do


And unflappable Dave Smith was becoming flapped very rapidly, sitting alone in the motel room, listening to the air conditioning, waiting for taskmasters to pour dire warnings on his head for several days about all the ways he could die.

Anxiety attacks were a thing of the past. He just didn't bother with them anymore. Until now.

But just as he felt that rising swell, that initial sense of complete unease... something green caught the corner of his eye. Something which wasn't there a second ago.

Two cardboard boxes, decorated with smiles and good cheer. Green, and full of tiny brown cookies with a chocolatey, minty taste. Girl Scout Thin Mints.

A note had been left on top of the boxes.

thank you, i feel better now.

The instructors who were there to helpDave get used to how things worked in the City of Angles would've likely recommended he run away immediately, notify a Department of Safety official, and have the boxes of cookies destroyed with flamethrowers to prevent any possible chance of cubist infection from having the slightest inkling of a notion of possibly taking place.

Instead he ate the delicious cookies, and felt tremendously better about his place in things.

The report had been filed. There wasn't anything more to be said on the subject; the case just wasn't airtight enough to bother the judicial system with it. He'd get back to it later, would find other charges, would make it stick in the long run. Officer Cartwright always got his man, in the end. So why say any more than


desk, past the man.

Through the abstract art on the wall and into the Sideways.

Where he was not alone.

She smiled at him with six million mouths, each with six million teeth. And in the face of Bedlam, Cartwright no longer remembered how to scream.

//end

Copyright 2014 by Stefan GagnePresident Barack Obama is moving aggressively to shrink the prison population at Guantánamo, whittling the number of detainees nearly in half since he took office. But his drive to close the offshore prison before he leaves office in two years faces very long odds.

Among the obstacles: existing law limits transfers, the new Congress seems even more hostile to loosening those restrictions than the previous one, and the president’s plan to bring some prisoners to the U.S. for open-ended detention faces resistance from both the right and the left.

And that’s not all. A terrorism threat that once seemed to be fading has reared up again, with gains by groups like the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and last week’s attack on a Paris newspaper stoking fears that


“They’re going to release lots more. Of course, that’s their plan, to release as many as they can, in fact to the point where it costs X million for Y number of detainees.”

Some observers say it’s simply illogical to expect the current Republican-dominated Congress to be more open to closure. And within hours of the new Congress being sworn in, Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) made their point, announcing plans to pursue legislation that would essentially halt transfers of “high-risk” detainees.

“If Obama couldn’t win over Congress on this issue when the Democrats controlled one house, how much more likely is it he’ll be able to win over Congress when the Republicans control both houses?” asked detainee lawyer David Remes.

A Republican the White House once counted as an ally into shut the prison is ill-timed, given advances terrorist groups, particularly Islamic State, have made in recent months.

Where the detainees go The number of prisoners at Guantanamo started at 242 when Obama was sworn in and now stands at 127. Here’s a snapshot of detainee transfers from 2009 to present.

“ISIS is a Guantánamo detainee’s worst nightmare,” Cully Stimson, a top Defense Department detainee official during the George W. Bush administration who now works at the Heritage Foundation, said, using an acronym for Islamic State. “It means further scrutiny and further review of all potential future transfers.”

The situation on both sides of Capitol Hill also looks grim for closure supporters. By 230-184, the House cast a largely party-line vote last year to put a one-year halt on all transfers


weeks away from your desk, for which you save up all year. But what if instead of simply letting all your worries go on a beach, you could take your break away from everyday life one step further, by not only removing your city suit, but taking off your clothes altogether.

This is what sets the Riviera Maya based Karisma resorts apart from other similar destinations. Situated equal distance from Tulum and Playa del Carmen on Mexico's Quintana Roo coast, El Dorado Seaside Suites and Hidden Beach Resort adjoin - but while one requires clothing, the other is nudist.

A large pool with a bar in the middle of Hidden Beach is the ideal place to sip cocktails and chat ... in the nude

The beach view from El Dorado Seasidenorm”. -Telegraph

Lee Rotherham of the Red Cell think tank sums it up: "We should expect as much from an organisation that is so nervous about offending people it puts non-existent bridges on its bank notes," referring to how euro notes include fake architecture to avoid accusations of favoritism.

Last year European Parliament published a similar pamphlet to help MEPs avoid accusations of sexual harassment - which recommended avoiding pinching or rubbing up against staff.


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The injection of a suspension of Walker 256 carcinoma cells into the carotid artery of rats produced a model of hematogenously spread cerebral metastases. Most animals died from massive extracerebral tumors of the head and jaw; brain tumors were present in only one-quarter. External carotid artery ligation prior to tumor inoculation did not increase the incidence of fatal brain tumor. When cyclophosphamide, 15 mg/kg, was injected as a single dose on the fourteenth day after tumor inoculation, most of the extracerebral tumor disappeared. Fifty percent of the animals so treated were cured of tumor, but 90% of the remainder died of large intracerebral tumors. Severe cytopathic changes resulting from cyclophosphamide were present in extracerebral or choroid plexus tumors but


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The controversial historian, David Starkey, has managed to unite Scotland’s political parties in outrage after he compared SNP leader and Scottish first minister Alex Salmond to Hitler.

According to the Huffington Post, Starkey provoked gasps at an event hosted by the Bow Group in a House of Commons committee room on Wednesday when he declared:

“If you think about it, Alex Salmond is a democratic Caledonian Hitler, although some would say Hitler was more democratically elected.

“[For him] the English, like the Jews, are everywhere.”

Confirming the comparison was made, Nic Conner, a member of the Bow Group Council who was at the event, said:

“Dr Starkey began by questioning the myth that Alex Salmond is one of the greatest political leaders of our time when what he has done is a trick,disturbing to find myself in agreement with Willie rennie, let alone Jackson Carlaw.
There is nothing wrong with Starkey being an English Nationalist, though I do remember the days long ago when he was a historian as well. Actually, he was never really all that great, he was just well-known from being on the telly a lot.


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type Days int32

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	Days_LUNDI   Days = 1
)

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}
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	"MONDAY":  1,
	"TUESDAY": 2,
	"LUNDI":   1,
}

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	p := new(Days)
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}
func (x Days) String() string {
	return proto.EnumName(Days_name, int32(x))
}
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	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	*x = Days(value)
	return nil
}

type Request_Color int32

const (
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}

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func (*Communique_Name) isCommunique_Union()      {}
func (*Communique_Data) isCommunique_Union()      {}
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from Costco within the past week. In response, Costco has stopped the production and sale of the product in question and anyone who has purchased it recently is advised to check the label. If the chicken salad has the item number 37719 on the label, it should be disposed of immediately.

As an additional precaution, the CDC is urging anyone who has purchased rotisserie chicken from a U.S. Costco store on or before November 20 to dispose of it even if no one appears to have gotten ill.

Although this case comes on the heels of a recent E. coli outbreak from Chipotle restaurants, the two are not related. The CDC has determined that the strain from the Chipotle outbreak (strain 026) is different from the one Costco is currentlyQ:

Integrate XAML pages into Storyboard

This is a slightly tricky question to explain
I am currently looking at using Xamarin for doing our app development
I am happy with using Xamarin going forwards,  however I wanted to use Telerik's charting component for Xamarin.  From looking at various examples, it appears as though everything is defined in XAML, i.e. the entire user interface.  This is not a good approach in my mind, because I dont want to be forced to change my entire application over to use XAML which will obviously then lose the native controls from Apple
So my question is how can I integrate a XAML page into a story board?
This chart will only be used in 1 view, and there are many more besides this one
Paul

A:

There are


get to that point in the process anyway.

Of the above comment, IPBiz notes that true "prior art" can be used by an examiner to reject claims from an application prior to issue. Of course, whether or not sliced/diced fragments from earlier patents/applications, randomly combined, would be recognized as prior art can be questioned.

Reben's effort is a fool's errand.

Condliffe links to an article by Brian Barrett. One wonders if Barrett remembers why the "cold war" was called cold. After discussing actually patent litigations, there is text:

The lawsuits that Apple and HTC and Samsung and Nokia and everyone else with skin in the mobile game are throwing at each other, though? Those are dangerous. They're dangerous because Apple doesn't want cash; they've got more than the entire US government. Neitherlitigations (actual war) is not what the "cold war" was about (the threat of MAD foreclosed actual war).

The comments are inane.

No idea of patent maintenance fees:

something similar for tech would be a nice middleground? just make a patent last 3 yrs (or so) and renewable to a max of 12yrs. every renewal with 3yrs would cost a lot of money. This would be an incentive to innovate and invent rather than keep legacy hardware/software around because it wouldn't be easy money anymore.

Gary Kildall forgotten:

As has already been mentioned, code is covered under copyright. The issue I have with that is where do you draw the line? If I want to print "Hello, world." there are only so many ways to do that, and theoretically already covered by somebody


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		return NULL;

	return hwpoison_debug_fs;
}

/* mount the debugfs somewhere if it's not mounted */

static void debugfs_mount(void)
{
	const char **ptr;

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		return;

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			/* save the mountpoint */
			strcpy(hwpoison_debug_fs, *ptr);
			break;
		}
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{
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	debugfs_mount();

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			hwpoison_debug_fs);
		hwpoison_inject_fd = checked_open(buf, O_WRONLY);
	}

	if (opt_unpoison && !hwpoison_forget_fd) {
		snprintf(buf, MAX_PATH, "%s/hwpoison/unpoison-pfn",
			hwpoison_debug_fs);
		hwpoison_forget_fd = checked_open(buf, O_WRONLY);
	}
}

static int hwpoison_page(unsigned long offset)
{
	char buf[100];
	int len;

	len = sprintf(buf, "0x%lx\n", offset);
	len = write(hwpoison_inject_fd, buf, len);
	if (len < 0) {
		perror("hwpoison inject");
		return len;
	}
	return 0;
}

static int unpoison_page(unsigned long offset)
{
	char buf[100];
	int len;

	len = sprintf(buf, "0x%lx\n", offset);
	len = write(hwpoison_forget_fd, buf, len);
	if (len < 0) {
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	}
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Your radio just got very, very cool. This week, the Boston Comics Roundtable was invited into the studios of WBUR to talk about the upcoming publication of Inbound 4. The interview, led by Radio Boston host Jane Clayson, wraps up a special episode with a “Literary Boston” theme.

But there’s more…. the producers of WBUR helped us stage a live action radio drama based on Cathy Leamy‘s comic “The Old Howard,” one of the stories featured in Inbound #4. Voiced by members of the Boston Comics Roundtable, complete with music and sound effects, it’s really amazing.

The radio drama and the interview will air live on 90.9 WBUR in the Boston area on Friday, October 23rd at 1pm, and again on Saturday, October 23rd at 1pm. Itflight before altering the settings.

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In Ten Ton Hammer's earlier article about local fuel production, we outlined the steps necessary for mining your own starbase fuel. If this is a high priority for you, it is possible to find a solar system that contains literally all of the planets needed to make fuel. Wormhole inhabitants are often especially eager to produce fuel locally, and w-space systems containing the right planets are usually considered much more valuable than their equivalents.

In order to produce every kind of planet-made fuel, a single solar system must contain the following planets: Gas, Plasma, and Storm. This would likely require multiple characters harvesting from the same planets, which is a tedious affair.

A more practical method is to have a single planet


be completely fuel-independent. If you know of a solar system like this, I'd love to hear about it.

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Remote sensor dampeners are the Gallente electronic warfare. They work by reducing the target's lock speed and maximum lock range. In times past this was a powerful tool in the piratical arsenal, potentially rendering targets completely unable to fight back. CCP found it to be too subject to abuse, and nerfed it until only ships with bonuses to their use would get any mileage out of the module at all. Even then, they are essentially ignored.

Though it is currently regarded as the least useful form of electronic warfare when used by ships, remote sensor dampeners remain effective additions to starbase defenses. A single Sensor Dampening Battery willusing System;
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Various methods have been proposed so far to solve these problems. For example, in downsampling process, when it is detected that the input signal is a signal which has already been upsampled, that is, the input signal is a signal which is reproduced after being recorded, the sample is extracted by skipping the filtering process. Furthermore, the upsampling process includes a method which causes data of undecimated samples not to be changed beforeThe New York Times reports that Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote in the majority opinion, “No union is more profound than marriage, for it embodies the highest ideals of love, fidelity, devotion, sacrifice, and family." He continued, “In forming a marital union, two people become something greater than once they were.”

For those who may still be against the idea that any two consenting adults who love each other should be allowed to marry, Kennedy wrote, “It would misunderstand these men and women to say they disrespect the idea of marriage." He went on to say, “Their plea is that they do respect it, respect it so deeply that they seek to find its fulfillment for themselves. Their hope is not to be condemned to live in


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How to convert object array into 2d array of parent child hierarchy?

Using this declaration for multidimensional object (shown below) can I make attacksource of label type "inside" to contain multiple children e.g "dos","login abuse"
var data = [
              { "attacksource": 43, "attacktype": 60, "AT":"DoS","Label": "iNISDE" },
              { "attacksource": 29, "attacktype": 40, "AT":"login abuse","Label": "outside" }
];

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var data =
        [
            [{"attacksource": 43,"Label":"Inside"}],
            [
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    2: optional string name;
    3: optional string id;
    4: optional string description;
    5: optional Timestamp createdate;
    6: optional Timestamp updatedate;
}

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 * 意图槽位
 */
struct IntentSlot {
    1: optional string intent_id;
    2: optional string name;
    3: optional string dict_id;
    4: optional bool requires;
    5: optional string id;
    6: optional Timestamp createdate;
    7: optional Timestamp updatedate;
    8: optional string question;
    // 其他信息，关联关系表
    9: optional Dict dict;
}

/**
 * 意图说法
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struct IntentUtter {
    1: optional string intent_id;


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3. What is the minimum placing your team will be satisfied with in Katowice? Do you feel any pressure to succeed, will you be extremely frustrated if you fail to reach your minimum goal?

Minimum placing is top2. I wouldn’t call it pressure, there will be thousands of people cheering for us, hoping for final with Virtus.pro, we don’t want to let themprofessional scene has probably never been as competitive as it is now going into this major, but who do you think will end up in the top four? And who do you see as the most likely surprise, whether to win it all or get out of the groups ahead of some big favorites?

Teams I see in the final four: VP, fnatic, NiP, EnVyUs. I think that PENTA might suprise some teams, and I wouldn't count Titan out, I guess in Group B anything can happen, LGB seems like a strong team, but they tend to underperform for some reason... I'd love to see LGB/PENTA to advance from Group B.

Is there a player or two in your team who you will hope to make the biggest impact in


we were starting our training from 16:00 CET, just to be able to fix some tactics, and prepare better for the upcoming frenzy of tournaments. We love to play official games. I would like to have less online games, but higher stakes. I understand ESEA/FACEIT/StarLadder/PGL, but at some point teams won't attend all events, because there will be no time for it, it is already hard, but I LOVE IT.

What does your team think about the changes to Overpass and Cobblestone? Are the changes for the better or worse? Have you practiced them?

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Subject:

Regional Accent Revival Initiatives

Question:

Dear Ask-A-Linguist Panelists,
A friend and I were discussing how regional accents are becoming
less and less common throughout the U.S. We noticed the Tidewater
Accent, once prevalent throughout coastal Maryland and Virginia, is
now nearly completely extinct with the exception of older speakers.
We also noticed this patter in a number of other areas such as
Boston, New York, and Baltimore. Baltimore no longer feels for lack
of a better term like a "southern" city.
We mused over the idea of finding a way to revive such accents once
more, particularly among younger generations, to continue the culture
and history that goes with those dialects and accents. Do you know
of any such attempts at revival? Or better yet, how would one most
effectively accomplish such a task? Purely hypothetical of course.
Thanks, WG

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per-part, the systems are no longer able to pipeline accesses internally. In the limit, a single cell can be stored on one address in memory (53 Byte+overhead wide memory). At very high speeds, only SRAM can sustain the speed of accesses required. SRAM devices require more transistors to implement a memory of a given size that DRAM, this increases the cost of goods for these devices. The board area, power, and cooling for these SRAM devices (which grow with N2) is known to limit the scalability of output buffered switches.
In systems where connectivity alone is desired, many academic solutions have centered around constructs originally designed to perform circuit switching such as banyan, batcher banyan, and even feedback based networks including the aforementioned as components. These switches are oftenutilize a credit mechanism to denote when buffers are available. Credits are eventually returned to the source section of the nodes (which provide data into the matrix). The source section contains a per connection input queue which buffers all traffic arriving on its input port(s). Cells are scheduled for destination nodes (the output port interface section) within the switch that have buffer credits based on the relative needs of these destination nodes. This enables a very large switch to be constructed that provides per-flow guarantees in a distributed manner. Prior art schedulers are assumed to be output buffered, prior art large scale switches only provide connectivity.


Every thief must have a buyer, someone not too picky about certificates of ownership. For those who pirate their way across space, a fence was an indispensible necessity; a connection to buyers with cash to spend. But the bigger the prize, the bigger the risk, with everything on the line.

GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS

The Claddagh Pub, Brimstone

——————————————————————

“Is not possible.”

Yakov wasn’t in the habit of saying nyet to Vane; an act which, in the wrong circumstance, could end with a sharp bit of steel shoved through your voicebox. Everyone in Brimstone knew the story that ended with a head on a post wearing a scrawled sign that read ‘I angered Charles Vane.’

Vane barely seemed to notice the rebuff, his one good eye fixed on the shotglass in his hand.health care and can be regarded as a supplement to medical treatment. Specifically, younger insured are highly interested in this new concept. Further studies on its efficacy are required to show the extent to which expectations and needs of insurants can actually be met.


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Update 1
If you prefer to use Andre's database, you can use the dbWhere command:
set the itemDel toare useless. If you run the modified code, you should get data similar to
1  12,8,1
2  12,8,11
3  12,8,23
etc

i.e. the last column contains the ID numbers. You could also just retrieve the ID numbers. if you do that, you get
1  1
2  11
3  23
etc


Q:

Get All Unix timestamps from SQLite database within current month

I have a table in an SQLite database for an Android app in which every row has a create_date column specified as a unix timestamp.
I have a query that I am trying to add a WHERE clause to.  I need to compare the timestamp with a value that represents this month.
Here is my Query before the changes:
  String query = "SELECT "
              + "SUM(" + MySQLiteHelper.COLUMN_GAS_CHARGE + ") AS allCharges "
              + "FROM " + MySQLiteHelper.TABLE_GAS + " ";

I want to add a:
 "WHERE " + MySQLiteHelper.COLUMN_GAS_CREATE_DATE + " = (thismonth)";

It is that last part I am unsure of.  I basically want to get all rows created this calendar month (not the past 30 days).
I thought perhaps I can get the current month integer from a Calendar instance (which I know how to do), then maybe use an SQLite function that can extract the month from the timestamp.  Then I realized that wouldn't account for the current year only -- it would get the same month for any year which is not what I need.
Is there a way I can do this?  I am not too familiar with SQLite date/time functions.
EDIT:
Here is an Exception I get.  I get this with or without the `CAST~ in the SQL.
04-24 13:46:50.412: E/AndroidRuntime(26631): android.database.sqlite.SQLiteException: near "CAST": syntax error


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Quality of live, defined by different models, has become a major focus of research in chronic disorders. Patients with hemophilia have been found to suffer seriously from the impact of HIV infection. To compare the impact of HIV infection on HIV-positive and HIV-negative patients, we evaluated a group of 60 patients, 30 being positive and 30 negative, suffering from hemophilia, using the Karnofsky index of functioning besides more general social and clinical data. Most patients (n = 53) suffered from hemophilia A. The mean Karnofsky score decreased from 65.22 to 63.43 in the HIV-infected group between 1988 and 1991, but increased from 77.7 to 82.2 in the HIV-negative group; differences were not significant, though  'toMatch',
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Most of the cited documents consisted of papers which appeared to have been prepared for NBN Co’s board of directors, relating to the procurement approach for various pieces of equipment for the NBN — ranging from optical transmission network equipment to Ethernet aggregation and transmission equipment. Several other documents constituted board minutes, and there were several documents prepared as briefs from NBN Co’s head of corporate Kevin Brown to Stephen Conroy’s Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, as well as to NBN Co chief executive Mike Quigley.

In its response to ZDNet’s enquiry, NBN Co wrote that most of the documents had been exempted by release because of consultation with the Attorney-General’s Department.

“After a


these issues in their totality, with a fiscal framework that assures that we are getting to a much lower budget deficit," Lawrence, the head of the National Economic Council, said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."

The unemployment benefits provision was a part of the Continuing Extension Act of 2010, which affects other programs, too. The Senate's inaction means lapses in funding for COBRA, Medicare payments to doctors and the National Flood Insurance Program, among other things.

The Senate is expected to take up the measure after lawmakers return from recess the week of April 12. Key Democrats said they hope to pass a retroactive extension, compensating the unemployed for a gap in funding. If approved, it would be the seventh time the deadline has been extended since June2008.

Which programs did Congress leave unfunded?

For the meantime, Democrats are furious.

Sen. Byron Dorgan represents North Dakota. At 4.1 percent, the state has the lowest unemployment rate in the country.

"There are a whole lot of people in this country that are unemployed, and if ever there was a need to extend unemployment insurance, it is now. We can't do that to the most vulnerable people in this country," he said.

At least 212,000 Americans will be affected Monday.

Alexander Mitiuriev, an unemployed aerospace engineer, said Coburn's argument that the nation's children will carry the burden doesn't resonate with him because his kids are being affected right now.

"This is my children. For right now, they are affected," he said. "It makes no sense," he said, adding that his children need the money


pet parent!

Positive Traits:

Vigilant watchdog with a ready bark

Hypoallergenic coat sheds very little

Easily motivated and trainable

Highly intelligent, playful, and energetic

An excellent companion, family, or working dog

Adaptable to a wide variety of living conditions

Negative Traits:

May have a tendency to bark excessively

Standoffish toward strangers

Needs to be exercised and groomed regularly

Needs frequent attention from her family

Whether you are considering adding a new Toy Poodle to your family or you already have one as a companion, it is important for you to know about the genetically linked diseases known to occur more often in this breed. Of course not every Toy Poodle will have these problems, but research shows your pal is more at risk than other breeds. By exploring the health concerns specific to the Toy Poodle you will become a knowledgeableand confident pet parent. Be sure to speak with your veterinarian about breed risks every time you visit and educate yourself on the most important signs to watch for at home. She’s counting on you to be her health expert.

Toy Poodles were bred down in size from Standard Poodles, to be companion dogs. They are commonly used for therapy work, obedience, and agility. They thrive on close human companionship and are considered to rank among the most intelligent canine breeds. Although Poodles need grooming every 6-8 weeks, they tend not to shed making them an excellent choice for people with allergies. Toy Poodles have an average life span of 15-17 years.

Consult a veterinarian if your Toy Poodle shows signs of the following:

Coughing, especially at night or upon rising


one:" "I ask the questions!" "Listen,uh... we're going to have to work together." "No,you listen to me." "Get me Horatio Caine." "I will only talk to him!" "Lieutenant Caine is in the field right now." "It may take us some time to find him." "How about ten minutes?" "And after that... a hostage dies." "Get Lieutenant Caine on the phone now." " Yes,sir." " Now." "Let's see if your lieutenant really cares about you." "You got an ID on the assailant?" "Not yet." "We know he's got hostages." "Don't know how many." "You have ten seconds!" "He is on his way." "Is there anything that I..." "Four,three,two,one..." "This is Horatio." "tions,Lieent." "You have just saved a life." "Now let's see if you can save all of 'em." "CSI:"pulse;" "she's going into shock." "Take your lab coat off." "Come here,let's cover her up." "Here,we gotta get her warm." "Here we go." "Here." "Thanks." " Okay..." " Sure you want to come work here?" "You're a cop." " Horatio?" " I'm coming in." "O-Okay,okay!" "I'm unarmed." "It's Horatio Caine." "You know,you look just like you do on TV." "You know,like-like when you found that Walsh baby last year." "Nobody thought you'd find that kid alive." "I need the woman." "Look..." "I want a helicopter." "And I want $100,000." "This is not a negotiation." "All right,here we go." "You're going with them, Danielle." "You're gonna be fine, sweetheart." "You're gonna make it!" "One of y'all better negotiate with me!" "Okay,I'm listening." "Look,I want a copter and 100 K."


"All right,we'll work on that." "Yeah,work fast,otherwise your cop Cardoza here is next." "And no Fed money." "No banks,no dye packs." "Go to one of those check cashing places." "Yep,I know a place." "Yeah,I know a place,too." "There's one on Eighth and Gillpark. yal sta." "Go there and believe me, I'll know if you don't." "My clerk tells me you want to cash a check for $100,000?" " Actually,we want to give you an IOU." " Funny." "Get out of here, or I'm going to call the cops." "Look,we are the cops,okay?" "We've got a hostage situation." "People's lives are at stake." "Here's our paperwork." "O-Okay,y-you know what?" "You can't just come in here and clean me out,okay?" "I mean,how am I gonna get my money back?" "Iconsent. Questionnaires were subsequently sent by mail.

Medical records
---------------

The following data were collected from the medical records: 1. sociodemographic: age and gender of the child; 2. antenatal history and delivery: prenatal diagnosis (yes/no), birth term, birth weight, and caesarean (yes/no); and 3. initial hospitalization history: CDH side (left/right), date and nature of the initial surgery (simple/not simple, *ie*, requiring progressive closure and/or requiring a patch), initial administration (yes/no) and administration duration of surfactant, amines, and INO, mechanical ventilation duration, sedation duration, need for ECMO and duration, initial pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) and hospitalization duration, weight at discharge, and GER at discharge.

Self-reported data
------------------

Self-reported data were collected from the children themselves and their parents. The following self-reported data were collected from the parents:

1\. Current staturo-ponderal information: weight and body mass


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Had the same Kitchen for as long as you remember? It might be time for an upgrade!

The first step of the Kitchen Design and Makeover process is for our team of Specialists to meet with you in order to discuss your individual requirements and specific needs in your new Kitchen, to discuss and examine any existing plans and ideas you have for your Kitchen area, to offer you Professional guidance and ideas concerning the Kitchen layouts and different styles and to measure your existing Kitchen area.

Our            for the Western District of Washington
                    Benjamin H. Settle, District Judge, Presiding

                           Submitted December 14, 2010 **

Before:        GOODWIN, WALLACE, and W. FLETCHER, Circuit Judges.

       Mildred C. Freeston and Shirsha Sumeru appeal pro se from the district

          *


for Stockholm....

STOCKHOLM...Anna Berglund, a 28-year-old lawyer who voted for the small Centre Party at a polling station in Stockholm’s upmarket Ostermalm neighbourhood, said SD’s mounting support was “bad news”. “I’m afraid we’re becoming a society that is more hostile to foreigners.” ... None of the seven parties have been willing to negotiate with SD ... ....

Stockholm, Sweden (CNN)Sweden's general elections have resulted in deadlock after the two main centrist coalitions failed to win a majority and the far-right Sweden Democrats party made significant gains over immigration fears ... Voters marking their choices a polling station in Stockholm on Sunday....Water-soluble clickable nucleic acid (CNA) polymer synthesis by functionalizing the pendant hydroxyl.
Synthetic biomacromolecules that mimic natural polymeric structures are of significant interest. For most applications of these materials, however, aqueous solubility is a necessity. Here, we present the synthesis of an intrinsically water soluble single stranded DNA analog formed by the synthesis of a Clickable Nucleic Acid (CNA). These molecules are formed with pendant hydroxyl groups present on the main polymer backbone, and subsequent modification of those hydroxyls with sulfonate moieties further enhances the hydrophilicity of these molecules.


us a good
example of what the Court had in mind. Keys v. Barnhart,
347 F.3d 990, 993-94 (7th Cir. 2003); see also Matz v. Household
International Tax Reduction Investment Plan, 265 F.3d 572, 574-
75 (7th Cir. 2001); Doe v. Mutual of Omaha Ins. Co., 179 F.3d
557, 563 (7th Cir. 1999); cf. In re New Times Securities Services,
Inc., 371 F.3d 68, 80-82 (2d Cir. 2004).
    On remand from the Supreme Court, freed from the IRS
incubus we “adopt[ed] the rule that only non-vested parti-
cipants should be counted in determining whether partial
termination of a pension plan has occurred.” 265 F.3d at 576.
By “non-vested” we meant not fully vested. ERISA requires
that at least 20 percent of the employee’s benefits vest at the
end of the third year, another 20 percent at the20). The judge reasoned that since the effect
of termination, either from the participants’ standpoint or
from the tax standpoint, is limited to those who aren’t fully
vested, they are the only participants who should be con-
sidered in deciding whether a partial termination has
occurred. The plan agrees that only participants who were
not fully vested should be in the numerator, but it argues
that all the participants should be in the denominator,
which would change the percentage in our hypothetical
example from 50 percent to 5 percent (10 ÷ 200).
  Which approach is right? And what difference does it
make in this case, where, as a result of a series of reorgan-
izations of subsidiaries of Household, a total of 2,396 of
the 11,955 participants in Household’s plan ceased to be
participants? We can and shortly will select


              7

adjustments would be necessary if the terminations were
treated separately rather than as one.
   Although our decision in the last appeal of this case ges-
tured toward the Gulf Pension approach (not fully vested
over not fully vested, the district court’s and the plaintiffs’
preferred approach), it did not adopt that approach expli-
citly. This has opened the way for the plan to argue as we
noted that while the numerator should be limited to the not
fully vested, the denominator should not be. It is true that
if only a very small percentage of plan participants lose
benefits, the policy of the statute is not strongly engaged. But
that does not justify the plan’s approach, which has bizarre
consequences. For suppose, inits third interlocutory appeal to this court, we find
ourselves drawn back to the IRS’s position. Not because it
is entitled to Chevron deference—we adhere to our holding
Nos. 03-4344, 03-4345                                        9

that it is not—but because, having toyed with the alterna-
tives, we think it is the best available and we respect the
IRS’s experience in formulating tax rules.
  But what about that Treasury Regulation we quoted earlier,
which tells the IRS and presumably us as well to base the
determination of whether a partial termination has occurred
on “all the facts and circumstances of a


   3    13.6     No
  (second plan)
  Wishner v. St. Luke’s Hos-     1,529     57     3.7     No
  pital Center, 550 F. Supp.
  1016 (S.D.N.Y. 1982)
  Ehm v. Phillips Petroleum     16,444    415     2.5     No
  Co., 583 F. Supp. 1113 (D.
  Kan. 1984)
  Bruch v. Firestone Tire &     10,500    228     2.2     No
  Rubber Co., 640 F. Supp.
  519, 530 (E.D. Pa. 1986)

In 20 of the 21 casesthat treatment this will affect the
range, perhaps decisively)—lies within the band, and so a
remand will be necessary in which the district court will
have to consider additional “facts and circumstances.” But
given that the statutory purpose is to prevent tax windfalls,
Nos. 03-4344, 03-4345                                      13

it seems to us that the only relevant facts and circumstances
should be the tax motives and tax consequences involved in
the reduction in plan coverage.


Readers are referred to the disclaimer regarding Forward-Looking Statements, Non-IFRS Financial Measures and Additional IFRS Measures at the end of this Release.

IGM Financial Inc. (IGM or the Company) (TSX:IGM) today announced earnings results for the third quarter of 2012.

Operating earnings available to common shareholders for the three months ended September 30, 2012 were $186.9 million or 73 cents per share compared to operating earnings available to common shareholders, excluding other items(1), of $213.0 million or 82 cents per share in 2011.

Net earnings available to common shareholders for the three months ended September 30, 2012 were $186.9 million or 73 cents per share compared to net earnings available to common shareholders of $244.0 million or 94 cents per share for the comparative period in 2011.

Operating earnings available to commonto the possibility that expectations, forecasts, predictions, projections or conclusions will not prove to be accurate, that assumptions may not be correct and that objectives, strategic goals and priorities will not be achieved.

A variety of material factors, many of which are beyond the Company's and its subsidiaries' control, affect the operations, performance and results of the Company, and its subsidiaries, and their businesses, and could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations of estimated or anticipated events or results. These factors include, but are not limited to: the impact of general economic, political and market factors in North America and internationally, interest and foreign exchange rates, global equity and capital markets, management of market liquidity and funding risks, changes in accounting policies and methods used to


Synthesis and anticancer activity of lipophilic platinum(II) complexes of 3,5-diisopropylsalicylate.
Novel lipophilic platinum(II) complexes (LSPt-1-3), containing 3,5-diisopropylsalicylate (DIPS) as a leaving group and 2NH(3) or 1R,2R-diaminocyclohexane or (4R,5R)-4,5-bis(aminomethyl)-2-isopropyl-1,3-dioxolane as the carrier, have been synthesized, characterized and evaluated in vitro and in vivo. The octanol/water distribution coefficient of the complexes has also been measured. The results showed that the complexes achieved a typical square planar and the octanol/water distribution coefficient logP was 4.27, 4.37 and 4.31. The complexes were tested by SRB method to be more cytotoxic than Carboplatin, Oxaliplatin and Eptaplatin against 3AO, A549, NCI-H460 and SGC-7901 human cancer cell lines. Among complexes, LSPt-2 was much more effective than Carboplatin and Oxaliplatin in treating the NCI-H460 non-small-cell lung tumor-bearing mice. Its optimal activity was 38.8% (T/C) at a dosepatients, high CCL5 levels correlated with monocyte infiltration and poor prognosis.

Our *in vitro* results suggest that there is a "domino effect" within the cHL TME: tumor cells, by secreting CCL5, among other molecules, recruit, expand, and educate MSCs and monocytes; these cells, in turn, secrete CCR5 ligands (i.e., CCL3 and CCL4) to recruit other normal cells and stimulate the growth of tumor cells, which reprogram (educate) monocytes to become immunosuppressive TAMs. A schematic view of the possible mechanisms leading to cHL cell proliferation and TME formation by CCR5 ligands, and the counteracting effects of maraviroc, is shown in [Figure 7](#f7-1040564){ref-type="fig"}.

![Proposed mechanism for the inhibitory effects of the CCR5 antagonist maraviroc on TME formation and cHL tumor growth. (1) Maraviroc, a CCR5 antagonist, inhibits the recruitment of monocytes and


of CCL5. Maraviroc decreased heterospheroid self-assembling, cell viability and cHL clonogenic growth ability, suggesting that it may counteract TME formation and, as a consequence, its protective effects. In a mouse xenograft model, maraviroc decreased the *in vivo* growth of both L-540 and L-428 cells by more than 50% and reduced monocyte infiltration without apparent toxicity to the animals. These findings confirm that CCR5 signaling contributes to determining the fate of cHL tumor cells.

Recently, Jiao *et al*.^[@b42-1040564]^ demonstrated that maraviroc dramatically enhanced cell killing of CCR5^+^ breast cancer cells by the DNA-damaging chemotherapeutic agent doxorubicin. Here, maraviroc synergized not only with doxorubicin, but also with brentuximab vedotin. These results suggest that CCR5 inhibitors, by enhancing the activity of other drugs, may allow a dose reduction of the two chemotherapeuticBehind' Program - AgitarOne(tm) Now Free for Educational Institutions2006-11-17T09:52:45Zagitar-software-announces-no-java-class-left-behind-program-agitarone-tm-now-free-for-educational-institutionsAgitar Software, the leader in developer testing solutions, today announced that its newly-released product for Java unit testing – AgitarOne – is available free of charge to accredited educational institutions for teaching and academic research. Agitar will also create and make available course material for introducing basic unit-testing principles in programming courses. The initiative will be carried out by Agitar Software Laboratories (AgitarLabs), Agitar’s recently established division for research and advanced development.AgitarOne is a new integrated solution that brings unprecedented power and simplicity to Java unit testing by providing developers with the most complete and most powerful set of tools in the market. AgitarOne includes Agitar’s award-winning software agitation technology for interactive exploratory testing, which enables automated generation of JUnit


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While issue 0 was a little rough I ended up enjoying Caanan White’s pencils more by issue 3 or 4. Earlier issues seem to have a lot of cross hatching on faces, sometimes to affect shadow, sometimes just because. It seemed like the inking got progressively better over time also; later issues seemed to have a thinner line which resulted in brighter pages. White is also saddled with the thankless job of attempting to make multiple white male German Generals in the same uniform discernible to the reader. Even if he’s not always successful there are enough context cues within the dialogue to get you through most of


City in 1869, a successful architect. With his good looks, education, and fine manners, he ingratiated himself into New York City’s high society, became a patron of the arts, attended the opera, and was invited to only the best New York City parties. But Leslie led a double life. Despite being able to slip seamlessly through the many layers of New York City’s high society, no one ever suspected he was the same man known as “The King of Bank Robbers.”

Before leaving Cincinnati, Leslie told friends he wanted to make some “easy money” in New York City. Leslie had no intention of resuming his architectural career, and had no interest becoming a Wall Street investor, although he had a small family fortune to play with. Coming to Newrobbers—turning the dial this way and that, listening with a stethoscope to determine the right sequence of combination clicks. Leslie sometimes broke into a bank two or three times in order to place and retrieve his “little joker” without ever once being caught. His usual trick: bribing the night watchman to let him into the bank. On several occasions, he also changed tactics and deposited a considerable sum of his own money in his targeted bank to become a valued customer, and then he convinced the bank to hire one of his cronies as a watchman.

Leslie intended the Manhattan robbery to be the final jewel in his crown as “King of the Bank Robbers.” He would have enough money from the robbery to quit the criminal business, move


to the sale of nontaxable merchandise, often in the form of a full-service grocery department. A "discount club" is defined as "a discount store or warehouse where shoppers pay a membership fee in order to take advantage of discounted prices on a wide variety of items, such as food, clothing, tires, and appliances; many items are sold in large quantities or bulk."
The Ordinance requires developers of discount stores and discount clubs to obtain *425 a CUP before constructing such stores. The development of discount superstores within City is not permitted under the Ordinance. The following recitation of facts was included in the Ordinance:
"WHEREAS, the Turlock General Plan (including, but limited to policies 2.4-a, 2.4-g, 2.4-h, 2.4-j, 2.4-k) establishes locational requirements for the [regional and neighborhood] retail centers: encouragingeither of which will have negative impacts on traffic and air quality." Accordingly, the possible physical changes in the environment that Wal-Mart asserts may be caused by the enactment of the Ordinance are derived from two sources. First are the physical changes Wal-Mart predicts will result from the possible development of a multitenant shopping center where Wal-Mart initially planned to build its supercenter and thus will result indirectly from the enactment of the Ordinance. Second are the physical changes related to the possible construction of a Wal-Mart Supercenter outside the boundaries of City, which we will regard as potential "off-site impacts" of the kind mentioned in subdivision (b)(3) of Guidelines section 15183.[8]

*430 1. Identifying the "change" relevant to CEQA analysis
An analysis of each of these sources of potential


view that environmental review documents should be general when they cover general possibilities and specific when the specifics of a project are reasonably foreseeable. Here, the EIR for City's general plan adequately covered, and continues to cover, the general possibility that the location will be developed. Also, when a specific project is proposed for that location, its details will be presented to City for approval and City will be required to conduct another preliminary review to determine what additional environmental review, if any, is necessary for CEQA compliance. (See No Oil, Inc. v. City of Los Angeles (1987) 196 Cal.App.3d 223, 237, 242 Cal.Rptr. 37 [when route for pipeline was selected and the specifics of construction became known, a new EIR containing a detailed analysis would need toof competing interests.[21] Because it is neither our duty nor our option to second-guess City's determination that the Ordinance is needed to, and will, protect the public welfare, we reject Wal-Mart's contentions.

A. Standard of Review
Wal-Mart challenged the Ordinance by way of a petition for writ of mandate pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure sections 1085 and 1094.5.[22] Traditional mandamus, pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 1085, was the proper remedy for the constitutional challenge to the Ordinance. (Pan Pacific Properties, Inc. v. County of Santa Cruz (1978) 81 Cal.App.3d 244, 253, 146 Cal.Rptr. 428; see also Gong v. City of Fremont (1967) 250 Cal.App.2d 568, 572, 58 Cal.Rptr. 664 [administrative mandamus available only where evidentiary hearing before administrative agency was required].)
". . . The trial court reviews


Home Builders etc., Inc. v. City of Livermore, supra, 18 Cal.3d at p. 601, 135 Cal.Rptr. 41, 557 P.2d 473.) Therefore, Wal-Mart has failed to establish this aspect of its challenge to City's exercise of its police power.

DISPOSITION
The order denying the writ of mandate is affirmed. Respondents to recover their costs on appeal.
WE CONCUR: HARRIS, Acting P.J., and GOMES, J.
NOTES
[1]  Public Resources Code section 21000 et seq. All further statutory references are to the Public Resources Code unless otherwise indicated.
[2]  Title 14, section 15000 et seq. of California Code of Regulations hereafter will be referred to as the Guidelines.
[3]  Its parallel provision in CEQA is section 21083.3. (See generally Remy et al., Guide to the Cal. Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) (10th ed.1999) pp. 511-517 (Remy).). . . a . . . physical change in the environment" (§ 21065), but would have to review the administrative record for evidence establishing both the requisite causal link as well as the requisite physical change in the environment. Under this construction, the main significance of subdivision (a) of section 21080 would be limiting the applicability of CEQA to discretionary projects.

This issue of statutory construction has not been raised in a published appellate opinion or in two widely used CEQA treatises. (See 1 Kostka & Zischke, Practice Under the Cal. Environmental Quality Act (Cont.Ed.Bar 2005) § 4.21, pp. 172-173; see Remy, supra, at p. 78 ["The following are all `projects' subject to CEQA: [¶] . . . [¶] (3) the enactment and amendment of zoning ordinances"].) The