got a pension
for the remainder of his days. But what with hard service abroad, what
with cholera in Hindustan and Yellow Jack in the West Indies, what
with poor fare in barracks and on noxious crowded transports, no great
proportion of the soldiers of those days managed to keep alive long
enough to attain the pensioned period. There was but one army-pensioner
in our parish, and he is “the old sergeant” of my story.

They were grand old specimens, those veterans of a bypast era. To
them the credit of their old regiment and the honour of the service
were dearer than anything else in all the world. They had a great
self-respect that had been instilled by the discipline they had
undergone, and by the dangers they had passed through. They had a
single-hearted loyalty to the Crownwidow
of a clergyman of small means), had thrown up his commission, come
home, and had ’listed for “the Skilamalinks” at the old “Hampshire
Hog” in Charles Street, Westminster, on the very day he landed. As we
rode back together from out the hell of slaughter on the morning of
Balaclava, Charlie Johnstone (of course a “purser’s” name) had killed
the Cossack who had speared me, and cut down another who was in the act
of skewering me from behind. Farther up the valley I believe I saved
his life when the cannon-shot that bowled over his horse broke his
leg, and when, lame though I was, I managed to carry him on my back up
to the cover of Brandling’s battery on the Causeway Ridge. So you may
believe we were friends and comrades, and had a love


which he can keep up hour after hour without a symptom of
distress.

Their flight was a calculated snare; those fugitives were simply a wily
decoy. Suddenly from out a deep, sharply-cut water-course crossing
the plain, and invisible at two hundred yards’ distance, sprang up a
long line of Zulus, some two thousand strong, confronting at once and
flanking the horsemen. Simultaneously the whole plain around them
flashed up into vivid life. Hordes of Zulus had been lying hidden in
the long grass. Buller’s alert eye had caught the impending danger, and
his voice had rung out the command “Retire” ere yet the bullets of the
sudden Zulu volley whistled through and over his command. Three men
went down smitten by the fire. Two were killed on the spot and never
stirred; we found their bodies next day shockingly mangled.it; and Colonel Lindsay and he had therefore started with a
couple of companions. Colonel Lindsay had pressed on to Belgrade--it
was his carriage I had passed near Tchupria: he (Mr. MacCormac) had
halted in Raschan to ascertain the fate of the other surgeons, and in
the hope that there might be opportunities for him to be of service in
organising assistance to the wounded.

All this was interesting enough; but there were two matters as to
which I could learn nothing specifically--what had befallen Alexinatz,
and how Villiers and my servant were faring in all this turmoil and
confusion. Villiers had been left by MacCormac finishing his dinner
in the hotel; Colonel Lindsay had offered to take him out, but he had
declined the offer somewhat curtly, and gone on with his dinner. When
I heard this, my anxiety


I had seen the horsemen.

I had got nearly half-way up. I could hear the shrill scream of the
shells speeding from ridge to ridge high over my head, as I plodded on
upward, leaning well forward over my saddle, with a grip of my horse’s
mane in one hand. Just as I entered a corn-field, crack, crack, whizz,
whizz, came a couple of bullets close by me from behind a corn-stook
just in front of me. I halted involuntarily dazed with surprise,
and took a hurried survey of the situation. It was not difficult to
comprehend it at a glance. Moving in an easy careless way I had ridden
right up against the Turkish outpost line, which, just as was the
Russian line on the opposite side of the valley, was drawn athwart the
<DW72> behind the cutwere
racing on the battalion’s right flank; from Knightsbridge the Life
Guards were heading at a straining gallop towards its left. Clearly
there was to be no paltering. The swords of the massive troopers were
out and flashing in the sunshine. Destruction and death lay panting in
the dark cruel throats of the cannon up there, where the gunners stood
ready for the word to fire. And there was no ruth in the stern face of
the gray chief out on the left front clear of the line of fire, grimly
waiting for the “psychological moment.”

The battalion was writhing and heaving, a prey to the emotions of
terror, fury, and the sense of having been betrayed. On it, thus
agitated, fell like a sedative the General’s calm, firm command--

“Battalion, pile arms!”

The battalion confessed its mutiny abortive in its


your
  disinclination to alter your previous adverse decision, but for
  one circumstance. Your letter conveys a grave charge against my
  personal veracity, a matter of infinitely greater importance to me
  than the receipt or non-receipt of a medal. Writing as I did from
  America without access to memoranda, I erred in naming General
  Marshall as the recipient of the official enclosure carried by me
  from Ulundi. I have the honour to enclose a detailed statement of
  the actual events which occurred in Lord Chelmsford’s headquarter,
  with the request that you submit the same to Lord Chelmsford
  and Colonel North Crealock, his lordship’s military secretary;
  satisfied as I am that the result of such submission will be to
patients receiving thrombolysis, 33 (25%) experienced major bleeding.[@R15]

To date, only one RCT tested the use of thrombolysis in PE with cardiogenic shock.[@R16] Four patients were enrolled in each arm, and the study was prematurely terminated after a marked statistical difference in mortality in favour of thrombolysis (0% in the thrombolysis group vs 100% in the heparin group, P=0.02). Thrombolysis remains the standard of care for unstable PE with shock, and further confirmatory studies are unlikely to be conducted in this indication.

With regards to STEMI, percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is favoured over thrombolysis because of the improved combined outcomes of death, stroke and repeat MI. Infarct area size is likely greater in thrombolysis than with PCI. For every 1000 patients treated with PCI versus thrombolysis, 23 lives are saved,


group (1.6% vs 5%, OR 0.30, 95% IC 0.14 to 0.68), P*=*0.002). Therefore, the PEITHO randomised trial demonstrated that in patients with RV dysfunction heparin infusion without thrombolysis or with delayed thrombolysis may increase mortality and morbidity. Nevertheless, any potential advantage of thrombolysis was counterbalanced by a five times increased risk of major bleeds and a 10-fold increased risk of (mainly haemorrhagic) stroke.

Considering new fibrinolytic agents or regimens? {#s4c}
------------------------------------------------

The use of thrombolytic agents is heterogeneous. Streptokinase was, historically, the main agent due to low cost and limited evidence in favour of other agents.[@R55] Pharmaceutical engineering then developed 'second generation' fibrin-specific thrombolytic agents.[@R56] The 'third generation' thrombolytics is characterised by improved pharmacokinetic properties, including a longer half-life due to a resistance to natural inhibitors; improved fibrin specificity and binding, which increased resistancebut find it rather complicated for other data.
A large fake data set will be generated in the "wide" format with demographic data (id, sex, weight, age, group) and 18 variables named "v01", "v02", ..., "v18" as random integers between 400 and 500.
# Set random number generator and number of "individuals" in fake data
  set.seed(1234) # to ensure reproducibility
  N <- 936 # number of "individuals" in the fake data

# Create typical fake demographic data and divide the age into 4 groups
  id <- factor(sample(1e4:9e4, N, replace = FALSE))
  age <- rpois(N, 36)
  sex <- sample(c("F","M"), N, replace = TRUE)
  weight <- 16 * log(age)
  group <- cut(age, breaks = c(12, 32, 36, 40, 62))

Generate 18 fake values for each individual


way of important White House business, as many of the photographs show.

#tinytrump is 100% the best meme on the internet right now pic.twitter.com/q3c1fD8cqM — jennifermasch (@jenniferleon) February 17, 2017

Trump’s latest Time cover was also edited to reflect the tiny Trump trend.

READ MORE: ‘Bring the YUGE-ness’: Adult sex site wants Trump porn star with small hands for parody (VIDEO)

Trump is said to have a slight complex about size. At a Republican debate last March, the then-businessman defended the size of his hands, saying it was the first time anyone had questioned them, adding there was “no problem” with any of his other appendages.

READ MORE: PM Theresa May mocks Trump’s ‘small hands’ at Tory fundraiser

However, the president’s preoccupation with the size of his hands goes back decades, according to Vanity5*t. Suppose b = 0, m*c - 2*b + b = 0. Sort c, u, 5.
c, u, 5
Let z be 20/11 + 22/121. Let f be (9/2)/(1/z). Let h be 0 + (30/f)/5. Put h, 0.1, -5 in ascending order.
-5, 0.1, h
Let h = -161 - -164. Sort -0.4, h, 0 in increasing order.
-0.4, 0, h
Let p = -3.5 - -6.6. Let g = -2.9 + p. Suppose -j - 5 = 2*l - 3*l, 3*l - 2*j - 10 = 0. Sort 1, l, g.
l, g, 1
Suppose 3*o = 4*x + 45 - 10, 15 = 2*x + 5*o. Let t = -3153 + 3153. Sort x, -1, t, 2 in decreasing order.
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with a static 30-min acquisition. The reconstructed files were downloaded in their original format (DICOM, ECAT, Interfile) for meta-information and as Nifti which was ultimately used for analysis.

The preprocessing steps for the ADNI MCI scans followed recommendations for optimal statistical analysis of brain FDG PET scans in the context of MCI to AD conversion prognosis, previously described elsewhere ([@bb0075]). This processing pipeline utilized MATLAB (The MathWorks, Inc., Natick, Massachusetts, United States) and the freely available Statistical Parametric Mapping (SPM 8) framework ([@bb0050]).

In case of dynamic scans, first a frame-by-frame motion correction to the first frame was applied and realigned frames were summed into a final static uptake image. In a second step the images were regularized into MNI space and subsequently stereotactically normalized onto an in-house FDG PETcovariates satisfied the proportional hazard assumption, transformations would have been only linear and were thus omitted.Table 2Variables chosen as covariates for Cox regressions in the test dataset.Table 2Model*Cox-ROIANCOVA-ROI*AgeSex*MMSE score*Education*APOE status*1----XXXXX2--X----------3X------------4--XXXXXX5X--XXXXX[^3]

In order to be able to assign a given MCI patient to a risk group, the feasibility of risk stratification was tested and illustrated using Kaplan-Meier survival curves. To this end, we calculated a prognostic index (PI) as proposed by ([@bb0095]) as follows:$${PI}\left( p \right) = {HR}_{\text{c1}} \ast c_{1}\left( p \right) + \ldots + {HR}_{\text{c6}} \ast c_{6}\left( p \right)$$with HR~ci~ = hazard ratio corresponding to c~i~ = covariate and PI = individual prognostic index for patient p.

The resulting continuous distribution of the PI was stratified into three equally-sized groups: corresponding to low, medium and high risk for conversion. For those three groups Kaplan-Meier survival curves


regressions and hence results were only compared to those of conventional group contrasts and adjusted for commonly used clinical covariates.

Concerning the predictive value of FDG PET in the context of MCI to AD conversion, the literature shows a large heterogeneity. While the current study and [@bb0075] found a significant predictive value for FDG PET within the ADNI data, others did not ([@bb0100]; [@bb0120]). Beyond differences in employed methods, reasons for this obvious discrepancy might be different subsets of the constantly growing ADNI sample, based on the time of download and inclusion criteria. This is apparent when comparing annual conversion rates of different ADNI samples: while the current study used a dataset with an annual conversion rate of 8.7%, in ([@bb0065]) it was 17.2%, in ([@bb0120]) even 20% andsupplementary data related to this article.

Acknowledgements {#s0050}
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Data collection and sharing for this project was funded by the Alzheimer\'s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) (National Institutes of Health Grant U01 AG024904) and DOD ADNI (Department of Defense award number W81XWH-12-2-0012). ADNI is funded by the National Institute on Aging, the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering, and through generous contributions from the following: AbbVie, Alzheimer\'s Association; Alzheimer\'s Drug Discovery Foundation; Araclon Biotech; BioClinica, Inc.; Biogen; Bristol-Myers Squibb Company; CereSpir, Inc.; Cogstate; Eisai Inc.; Elan Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Eli Lilly and Company; EuroImmun; F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd and its affiliated company Genentech, Inc.; Fujirebio; GE Healthcare; IXICO Ltd.; Janssen Alzheimer Immunotherapy Research & Development, LLC.; Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development LLC.; Lumosity; Lundbeck; Merck & Co., Inc.; Meso Scale


wouldn't leave them out for fear of damage. However it does have a good design. At night the light doesn't cover much area. It's only use at best is to accent. They are not even close to being worth the money... I would say this should be an $8.95 item at best. I expected more from Victoria Trading.lower end battery is discharged and an upper end battery is charged. Therefore, balance of the voltage of the two batteries is broken so that the lower end battery is over-discharged and the upper end battery is over-charged.
As a result, it is not possible for the lower end battery to use the power source without the battery equalizer.
The battery equalizer converts the power of a 24V input to control an output to be half of the input and to be connected to the lower end battery. When the 12V load is smaller than the capacity of the battery equalizer in a state where the 24V battery module is connected to the battery equalizer, the voltage of the two batteries is sustained to be always the same.
In a conventional


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device.
2. Description of the Related Art
Various semiconductor devices are conventionally known. One of the known semiconductor devices is an IPM (Intelligent Power Module). A semiconductor device of this type includes a plurality of semiconductor elements, a lead including a plurality of island portions, a heat dissipation member and a sealing resin. The semiconductor elements are mounted on the island portions, respectively. The island portions are bonded to the heat dissipation member. The sealing resin covers the semiconductor elements, the island portions and the heat dissipation member. The semiconductor elements are electrically connected to each other appropriately via wires, so are the semiconductor elements and the lead. An example of the IPM is disclosed in JP-A-2011-243839.
In a semiconductorAfter receiving your salary, the first priority of yours is to meet all the necessary needs. So by the middle of the month you have nearly exhausted the cash you had. If by chance any emergency or urgent crops up at this point of time, what will you do. It is not possible for you to instantly arrange finance on your own. For that you have to rely on payday loans. These loans offer the financial aid which you can utilize to fend of the needs.

These loans are devoid of any collateral pledging, which means that the loans are unsecured in nature. For approval of the loan amount, there are certain preconditions which must be fulfilled. They are as follows:

o applicant should be employed under company rules and


so-called high silver chloride emulsion having a high silver iodide content have been proposed. By using a high silver chloride emulsion, the development rate is accelerated and at the same time, capability of reuse of the processing solution advantageously increases. Accordingly, the light-sensitive material for printing such as color printing paper which are predominantly used in recent years uses a high silver chloride emulsion.
As a technique of applying the advantage of rapid developability inherent to the high silver chloride emulsion to the light-sensitive material for photographing, U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,264,337, 5,292,632 and 5,310,635 and WO94/22054 disclose a technique of using a tabular, high silver chloride emulsion constituted by (100) faces in the light-sensitive material for photographing. By using the high silver chloride emulsion, high development rate can beAsymmetric implants for breast asymmetry.
The indications, advantages, and disadvantages of round and anatomical implants have previously been described. The principles of biodimensional implant selection have been developed by several authors, where the objective choice of breast prosthesis for augmentation is based on the patient's breast tissues. This process has largely been applied to anatomical implant selection. We report a case of breast asymmetry, where we have applied the same concepts in the selection of implants based on tissue dimension. This resulted in an anatomical implant being used to augment the left breast, and a round implant on the right. To our knowledge a round implant and an anatomical implant have not previously been employed in the same patient to correct breast asymmetry. This resulted in excellent postoperative symmetry.


The American Destruction of the Liberal Paradigm

Jul 23, 2015

by Cameron Dominy, TFF Summer Intern Charleston Southern University

Modern American Liberalism has essentially been constructed out of the teachings of two English, Enlightenment Era political philosophers. Both Jeremy Bentham and his pupil, John Stuart Mill, contributed substantially to the ideological base that created contemporary progressive thought. Within the community of the intellectual left, both men’s accomplishments are revered, their books studied, and their paradigms supposedly replicated. The mass of the American liberals however, have moved so far away from the contentions of Bentham and Mill that realistically, it is difficult to see any significant connection between the two sets of ideals. While modern liberals claim to still believe that truth and morality are essentially relative, and largely found in theis no taste which deserves to be characterized as bad, unless it be a taste for some occupation which has mischievous tendency.” Paired with this thought, there was always a following understanding of the necessity to scrutinize what society deemed as truthful and beneficial. No topic was beyond reproach for the true liberal, nothing was unexaminable. Mill even contended that this debate was essential in the liberal society. In his masterpiece On Liberty, he assured that when topics are argued, “If the opinion is right, they are deprived of the opportunity of exchanging error for truth: if wrong, they lose, what is almost as great a benefit, the clearer perception and livelier impression of truth, produced by its collision with error.” Yet today in America, the cries of


that go into garnering donors. After this internship she would like to get a job doing event planning for corporations.

Her favorite thing to do is go to Virginia Tech football games with her family. This has been a tradition that has been going on even before she was born and she attended her first football game at 4 months old and has only missed a couple home games. Her favorite game that she has been to so far was when Virginia Tech played Ohio State at OSU and Virginia Tech won the game! The atmosphere was by far the craziest she has ever seen it and OSU was one of her favorite stadiums that she has been to. Her favorite movie is Sweet Home Alabama, but Frozen doescome in as a close second. A fun fact about Abbey is that she has broken her arms 5 times and her foot once. Although it has been a little over a year since she’s been clumsy and broken anything and her family is hoping that the streak continues!

Abbey is excited to see what God’s plan is for her after the internship!

Introducing Cameron Dominy

Introducing Cameron Dominy

This is Cameron Dominy’s second consecutive summer interning for The Family Foundation. He returns as a Grassroots intern this time around, after spending the previous year working in Elections.

A Connecticut native, Cameron’s family currently resides in the Blacksburg area. For the majority of the year, he studies Political Science and History at Charleston Southern University in South Carolina. At his college, Cameron leads


Separation of C27, C28 and C29 sterols by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography on small particles.
The application of reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography to the analytical- and preparative-scale separation of sterols has been evaluated. The capacity factors, k', for a number of compounds chromatographed on a muBondapak C18 (LESS THAN 10 MUM) COLUMN ARE PRESENTED. C27, C28 and C29 sterols and also sterols differing in degree of unsaturation could be readily separated as their acetates in this system. The present reversed-phase chromatographic method is apparently not as selective as silver nitrate-silica gel thin-layer chromatography for the position of unsaturation in the sterol molecule.his pull-bleed combo

just wondering if anyone knows the best way to counter darius in a 1v1 top lane while playing poppy

He pretty much kills those without sustain, a slow, blind, or a kit that allows them to burst him and walk away. DoTs have always been a counter for Poppy, so has true damage. This site here gives a loose idea of what works against him and what doesn't, though all of this is subject to a player's skill. http://www.championselect.net/champ/Darius

true damage is a Poppy killer, always has been, always will be. Maybe ulti someone besides Darius lay a combo on him and run away before ulti wears off. Dont try and go toe to toe with Darius, you need to make sure you can land your charge into


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Notes from Donald Costello's lecture. Trinkaus begins with notes on the history of research on the embryology of crustacea, including Mueller and Haeckel, including a small phylogeny of crustaceans, and some notes on the general embryology of the clade

Page 44 of 72 from the second notebook of lecture and laboratory notes that John P. Trinkaus took during his time as a student in the Marine Biological Laboratory Embryology Course in 1939 in Woods Hole, MAQ:

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did not generate more callbacks, on average, than a degree from a non-selective public school. In fact, for low-paid business vacancies, the callback rate was modestly lower for the group with degrees from selective institutions. But for high-paid jobs, it was significantly higher. The authors conclude this indicates that "employers value both college quality and the likelihood of a successful match when contacting job applicants." "Because yearly tuition at a for-profit college typically greatly exceeds that at a public university and for-profit degrees seem to be less valued by employers, the for-profit degree appears to be the less attractive investment," according to the authors. They note, however, that public colleges are often overcrowded and that for-profits may be able to more rapidly move into expanding fields not well-servedUS government spends $11 billion to help crack encrypted emails

Your text messages and emails are no longer safe, but we’re guessing you already knew that. According to a report from the Washington Post, the US federal government is working on an $11 billion and 35,000-employee program devoted to cracking encoded (encrypted) messages such as emails and text. This information was leaked by former-NSA-employee-gone-rogue, Edward Snowden.

This large amount of taxpayer dollars is part of an unprecedented $52 billion black budget that the government is throwing at surveillance and other means of gaining intelligence. That’s a lot of money spent just to read emails and collect personal data that might or might not be of much use in the end.

According to James Clapper, director of national intelligence, the idea (the


Camel

There are six members of the family Camelidae. Two of these are 'true' camels; one living in Asia and the other in Arabia and North Africa. The other four members of the family are the South American 'camels', better known to us perhaps, as llamas.

Camel History

The camel family originated in North America, where fossils of many different kinds of camel 'prototypes' have been discovered. These early camels seem to have appeared in a wide range of shapes and sizes, with the smallest being only the size of a rabbit, and the largest standing 4.5m (15ft) at the shoulder!

Eventually, the American camels migrated, some into what we call South America, and others north-west towards present day Alaska. The northward bound animals crossed into Asia over the ancient land bridgehow targeted mind-body therapies can augment/support this. With the protected time afforded by this K24, Dr. Yeh plans to advance her research in these areas and provide a diverse, creative, and supportive research environment to mentor and train junior investigators in integrative medicine.


of transient recovery (TR) of PS and improved the recovery amplitude of PS after reoxygenation. Hypothermic preconditioning also decreased the expression of COX-2 and increased Na+/K+ ATPase activity in slices. Pretreatment of ketamine, a non-competitive NMDA receptor antagonist at a subanesthetic dose has no effect on OGD induced neuronal injury. Moreover, the protection of hypothermic preconditioning was not added by ketamine. The downregulation of COX-2 expression and the increase of Na+/K+ ATPase activity may be associated with the effectiveness of hypothermic preconditioning in increasing tolerance to an OGD insult.a certain class in our society.
Our basics should be: politicians, justice and "our" controlling
power like police and army, should be installed for protecting and
serving the (all)
people.
Because of some big lacks in our law-organisation system , some people
(in usa, in europe ,and other countries) are using the system mainly
for:
enriching and abuse of power , only for themselves.
There are also many good and descent exeptions, just like (but there are many, many good others also ) :
(only to name a few who have good intentions :)
* the maire of atlanta (usa ) (burgemeester van Atlanta Keisha Lance Bottoms)
* the maire of amsterdam ,(Femke Halsema : pls make support for this brave women)
* Even some normal police man , who understand that their function is
not meant for "killing or murder in


a link causes the same delay regardless of a direction, upstream or downstream. However, delay caused by a link in an actual network depends on the direction. To solve these problems, the related art may be extended by including the following steps.
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Restaurant Profile: The Taza Truck

There’s a new flavor driving through the Lehigh Valley, but if you want to try The Taza Truck, you’re going to have to catch it first. The Egyptian food truck has a different spot every day of the week — think of it as a delicious scavenger hunt. It’s the first food venture for husband-and-wife team Tim Bonner and Hala Rihan-Bonner, of Bethlehem. They’re using the flavors Hala learned growing up in Egypt and taking them on the road.

Flavor: The Taza Truck’s menu draws flavor from spices imported from Egypt — such as fresh cumin and pungent allspice. And it’s using produce and meat from local vendors, including Elias Farmers’ Market in Allentown. Egyptian cuisine is bolstered by garlic, onions, fresh vegetables, tomatoes, parsley,


cilantro, mint, dill, fava beans, chickpeas and lentils, Hala adds. The words “Fresh Egyptian Cuisine” are splashed across the burgundy truck. They debated calling it Mediterranean, but that covers such a vast array that the Bonners felt the truck’s true flavor would be lost. They thought about Middle Eastern, though it ignores the subtleties in flavor among the Lebanese, Syrian and Egyptian cuisines, Tim says. “People aren’t aware of the differences,” Hala says.

As they were putting together the menu, they went for things they thought the American palate would enjoy. “(But) we’re not changing the Egyptian food to match the American palate,” Hala says, sticking to the traditional dishes she grew up with in Egypt.There's a new independent candidate running in the riding of NDG-Westmount.

Humbert, a four-year-old tiger tabby cat, is throwing his paw into the mix with NDP candidate James Hughes, Conservative candidate Richard Sagala and incumbent Liberal MP Marc Garneau.

Under slogans like "An honest face," "The time is now," and "Let's keep the box clean," Humbert is running in his first-ever paw-litical campaign.

The feline however, has already made a name for himself in the neighbourhood.

Last year, Humbert and his owner John Jordan took it upon themselves to fight a graffiti problem in their alleyway with cat-inspired art.

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Humbert can often be found hanging out on top of the beer cases at his local dépanneur on Sherbrooke and Harvard streets, spending time at Iris Florist or in Jordan's Alley Cat Gallery.

"He's


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Contents:
Letter:
Background:
Most Nonmortgage-Related Programs Continue to Wind Down:
Mortgage Programs Remain Active, and Oversight Has Shown Both
Challenges and Improvements:
Agency Comments and Our Evaluation:
Appendix I: Objectives, Scope, and Methodology:
Appendix II: Treasury's Termination of the TARP Small Business
Administration 7(a) Securities Purchase Program:
Appendix III: Treasury's Office of Financial Stability Staffing and
Use of Private Sector Contracting:
Appendix IV: Comments from the Department of the Treasury:
Appendix V: GAO Contacts and Staff Acknowledgments:
Related GAO Products:
Tables:
Table 1: Programs Supported by TARP Funding and Their Estimated
Lifetime Income (Cost) as of September 30, 2012:
Table 2: Treasury Offerings of Its AIG Common Stock Holdings, May 2011
to December 2012:
Table 3: Cumulative Value of Contracts and Financial Agency Agreements
in Support of TARP:
Figures:
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servicers, borrowers, and mortgage
holders/investors for loans modified under the program[D];
* Hardest Hit Fund seeks to help homeowners in the states hit hardest
by unemployment and house price declines;
* Support for the Department of Housing and Urban Development's
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Short Refinance program enables
homeowners whose mortgages exceed the value of their homes to
refinance into more affordable mortgages;
Lifetime Income (Cost) Estimate: ($45.6 billion) for all programs.
Program: Public-Private Investment Program (PPIP);
Program description: Created to address the challenge of "legacy
assets" as part of Treasury's efforts to repair balance sheets
throughout the financial system. Treasury partnered with private funds
to purchase residential and commercial mortgage-backed securities;
Lifetime Income (Cost) Estimate: $2.4 billion.
Program: Targeted Investment Program (TIP);
Program description: Sought to foster market stability and strengthen
the economy by making case-by-case investments in institutions that
Treasury deemed critical to thePayments: 18;
Institutions: 593.
Date: August 2009;
Missed Payments: 34;
Institutions: 637.
Date: November 2009;
Missed Payments: 54;
Institutions: 645.
Date: February 2010;
Missed Payments: 79;
Institutions: 645.
Date: May 2010;
Missed Payments: 97;
Institutions: 636.
Date: August 2010;
Missed Payments: 123;
Institutions: 616.
Date: November 2010;
Missed Payments: 132;
Institutions: 586.
Date: February 2011;
Missed Payments: 152;
Institutions: 562.
Date: May 2011;
Missed Payments: 156;
Institutions: 543.
Date: August 2011;
Missed Payments: 159;
Institutions: 464.
Date: November 2011;
Missed Payments: 158;
Institutions: 379.
Date: February 2012;
Missed Payments: 158;
Institutions: 363.
Date: May 2012;
Missed Payments: 153;
Institutions: 343.
Date: August 2012;
Missed Payments: 150;
Institutions: 300.
Source: GAO analysis of Treasury data.
Note: Dividend and interest payments are due on a quarterly basis. The
number of participating institutions on any given quarter did not
reach 707 (i.e., the total number of institutions that participated in
CPP) because these institutions entered and exited the programs at
different points in time. Also, 300 institutions remained in CPP as of
August 31, 2012, but as of


Financial: $0.
Estimated lifetime cost: $24.3 billion.
Exit considerations:
* Market conditions that affect GM and Ally shares.
Source: GAO analysis of Treasury data.
Notes: Numbers may not sum because of rounding. Ally Financial was
formerly known as the General Motors Acceptance Corporation, or GMAC.
The figures in this graphic do not reflect Treasury's December
announcement about its exit plans for its GM investments, which are
discussed in the text of the report.
[End of figure]
Treasury officials told us that they continued to monitor GM's
financial condition as well as overall market and economic conditions
as they developed a divestment strategy for GM. In general, GM's
financial condition has improved since the IPO, but the company
continued to address challenges with its European operations.
Specifically, GM's net income rose 43 percent--from about $6.5 billion
in 2010 to about $9.3 billion in 2011, with theAIG.[Footnote 24]
In May 2011, Treasury began to sell its AIG shares. Since then and
through six offerings, Treasury has sold all of its shares of AIG
common stock, both TARP and non-TARP shares. The shares it sold in May
2011 and March 2012 to the public brought $29 per share; the shares it
sold in May and August of 2012 to the public brought $30.50 per share;
and the shares it sold in September and December 2012 to the public
brought $32.50 per share. The share price, on a weighted average
basis, was $31.18, exceeding Treasury's break-even price of $28.73 per
share on an overall cost basis for both the TARP and non-TARP shares.
[Footnote 25] At an average price of $31.18 per share, the returns
include about $34 billion on the 1.092 billion TARP shares and $17.6
billion


of underwriters
exercising their overallotment option and were sold under the same
prospectus and registration statement as the shares sold on September
10, 2012.
[D] After the closing of December 11, 2012, offering, Treasury will
continue to hold warrants to purchase approximately 2.7 million shares
of AIG common stock. Proceeds from the sale of these warrants will
provide an additional positive return to taxpayers.
[End of table]
Treasury received approximately $72.8 billion of proceeds and canceled
$2 billion of its commitment, undrawn, on the AIG investments,
exceeding the $69.8 billion total Treasury commitment to assist AIG by
approximately $5 billion. As of December 2012, the total reflected the
$54.3 billion generated on Treasury's common stock sales and AIG
repaid $20.3 billion on the preferred interests in two special purpose
vehicle subsidiaries of AIG. In addition, Treasury said that it
received $930 million in interestwith terminated investment periods can no longer
draw money from Treasury or make new investments under this authority,
and Treasury has not granted approval for any new draws under the PPIP
program.[Footnote 33] With the investment periods ended, PPIFs must
begin unwinding their positions and completely divest within 5 years,
although Treasury can decide to extend this period for up to 2
additional years for each PPIF. According to Treasury, the PPIF
liquidated in the first quarter of 2010 yielded Treasury a profit of
$20.1 million on its $156.3 million equity investments and the PPIF
whose investment period ended in September 2011 returned all of its
equity proceeds to Treasury and fully wound down its fund. Three
additional PPIFs have returned 100 percent of Treasury and private
investors' equity investments in the fund with equity gains and fully
repaid Treasury's debt.


of internal controls included in the servicer
assessments that Treasury publishes quarterly, according to Treasury.
The reviews also identified areas in which the servicers differed in
their implementation of the requirements, such as the precise timing
of the assignment of relationship managers. Treasury officials said
that servicers have many options for appropriately implementing the
requirement, given the flexibility provided in its guidance, and noted
that servicers were making progress in addressing the issues
identified in the initial compliance reviews. However, Treasury
officials also stated that they were considering whether to issue
additional guidance to clarify the requirements and to help ensure
greater consistency across servicers.
Treasury put in place another process aimed at enhancing borrower
assistance: a case escalation process for resolving borrower inquiries
and disputes. In June 2010, we reported that it was unclear whether
the process that Treasury had established forof employees: 48.
Date: January 26, 2009;
Employees (including term appointments): 38;
Staff detailed to OFS from other areas of Treasury and other federal
agencies: 52;
Total number of employees: 90.
Date: March 16, 2009;
Employees (including term appointments): 77;
Staff detailed to OFS from other areas of Treasury and other federal
agencies: 36;
Total number of employees: 113.
Date: June 8, 2009;
Employees (including term appointments): 137;
Staff detailed to OFS from other areas of Treasury and other federal
agencies: 29;
Total number of employees: 166.
Date: September 15, 2009;
Employees (including term appointments): 184;
Staff detailed to OFS from other areas of Treasury and other federal
agencies: 12;
Total number of employees: 196.
Date: September 25, 2010;
Employees (including term appointments): 216;
Staff detailed to OFS from other areas of Treasury and other federal
agencies: 3;
Total number of employees: 219.
Date: September 30, 2011;
Employees (including term appointments): 190;
Staff detailed to other


areas of Treasury and to other federal
agencies: 8;
Total number of employees: 198.
Date: September 30, 2012;
Employees (including term appointments): 150;
Staff detailed to other areas of Treasury and to other federal
agencies: 13;
Total number of employees: 163.
Source: GAO analysis of Treasury data.
[End of figure]
OFS's overall staffing numbers declined from 198 in 2011 to 163 in
2012, but staffing levels within individual OFS offices have
fluctuated according to the resources needed. Many OFS staff were not
replaced because their skill sets were no longer needed; for example,
many staff in the Chief Investment Office were not replaced as the
investment programs wound down.
According to Treasury officials, Treasury evaluates departing staff on
a case-by-case basis to determine whether a vacancy needs to be filled
and whether present staff can cover the departing staff's
responsibilities, and only one new staff person wasthese
businesses participating in TARP are subcontractors.
Managing Potential Conflicts of Interest:
Treasury has taken a number of actions since 2008, in part in response
to recommendations we made, to establish a structured system to manage
potential conflicts of interest involving its contractors and
financial agents. The system is based on a regulation Treasury issued
in interim form in 2009 and final form in 2011 that prohibits retained
entities from engaging in activities that create organizational or
personal conflicts of interest without a waiver or mitigation under a
Treasury-approved plan.[Footnote 51] The regulation sets forth
standards to address actual and potential conflicts that may arise,
establishes responsibilities for contractors and financial agents in
preventing conflicts from occurring, and outlines Treasury's process
for reviewing and addressing conflicts.
Treasury has developed and implemented a multifaceted process to
manage and oversee potential conflicts of interest that is


http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-11-338T]. Washington,
D.C.: March 2, 2011.
Troubled Asset Relief Program: Third Quarter 2010 Update of Government
Assistance Provided to AIG and Description of Recent Execution of
Recapitalization Plan. [hyperlink,
http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-11-46]. Washington, D.C.: January 20,
2011.
Troubled Asset Relief Program: Status of Programs and Implementation
of GAO Recommendations. [hyperlink,
http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-11-74]. Washington, D.C.: January 12,
2011.
Financial Audit: Office of Financial Stability (Troubled Asset Relief
Program) Fiscal Years 2010 and 2009 Financial Statements. [hyperlink,
http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-11-174]. Washington, D.C.: November
15, 2010.
Troubled Asset Relief Program: Opportunities Exist to Apply Lessons
Learned from the Capital Purchase Program to Similarly Designed
Programs and to Improve the Repayment Process. [hyperlink,
http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-11-47]. Washington, D.C.: October 4,
2010.
Troubled Asset Relief Program: Bank Stress Test Offers Lessons as
Regulators Take Further Actions to Strengthen Supervisory Oversight.
[hyperlink, http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-10-861]. Washington, D.C.:
September 29, 2010.
Financial Assistance: Ongoing Challenges and Guiding Principles
Related to Government Assistance for Private Sector Companies.
[hyperlink, http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-10-719]. Washington, D.C.:
AugustJobs Act of 2010, Pub. L. No. 111-
240, 124 Stat. 2504 (2010), enacted on September 27, 2010. SBLF is a
capital support program that encourages small and midsize banks and
community development loan funds to lend to small businesses.
[15] Under CPP terms, institutions pay cumulative dividends on their
preferred shares, except for banks that are not subsidiaries of
holding companies, which pay noncumulative dividends. Some other types
of institutions, such as S-corporations, received their CPP investment
in the form of subordinated debt and pay Treasury interest rather than
dividends. An S-corporation makes a valid election to be taxed under
subchapter S of chapter 1 of the Internal Revenue Code and thus does
not pay any income taxes. Instead, the corporation's income or losses
are divided among and passed through to its shareholders.
[16] These figures differ from the number


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Review your information below and attach a new resume if it has changed.Generally speaking, a useful feature of transverse spin measurements in condensates is that one can calculate exactly the effect of many parameters defining the measurements: angles at which the spins are measured, number of particles and number of measurements, various functions used to obtain violations of the inequalities, etc.; the discussion of the effect of these parameters is given in § \[various\] with numerical analysis. The next section, § \[bias\], deals with the well-known sample bias loophole (often also called detection, or efficiency, loophole), which can be closed (in thought experiments) with the help of preliminary measurements, exactly in the perspective proposed by Bell [@Bell-2] to handle such situations. In § \[distinguishable\], we show that the violations of local realism are not related to boson statistics, but that the same violations can be obtained


on $\mid\Phi>$ can be replaced by $u(\mathbf{r})\times a_{u,+}\,$, each $\Psi_{-}(\mathbf{r})$ by $v(\mathbf{r})\times a_{u,-}$, and similarly for the Hermitian conjugates. With our initial state, a non-zero result can be obtained only if exactly $N_{+}$ operators $a_{u,+}$ appear in the term considered, and $N_{-}$ operators $a_{v,-}$; a similar condition exists for the Hermitian conjugate operators. To express these conditions, we introduce two additional variables. The first variable $\lambda$ ensures an equal number of creation and destruction operators in the internal states $\pm$ ; each $\Psi_{+}$ (or $a_{u,+}$) is multiplied by $e^{i\lambda}$, and each $\Psi_{+}^{\dagger}$ (or $a_{u,+}^{\dagger}$) by $e^{-i\lambda}$ (operators related to the $-$ spin state remain unchanged), and the conservation of the number of particles in spin $+$ states is then obtained by the following integration: $$\int_{-\pi}^{\pi}\frac{d\lambda}{2\pi}~e^{in\lambda}~=~\delta_{n,0}
\label{a-6}$$ (since the total number of (N_{+}-N_{-})\Lambda\right]  ~\left[  \cos\left(  \Lambda\right)  \right]  ^{N}
\label{I-7}$$ In the above equations, it is sometimes convenient to reduce the integration domain of $\Lambda$ to the interval between $-\pi/2$ and $+\pi/2$. This is possible, since (before variable $\lambda$ is changed into $\lambda^{\prime}$) changing $\Lambda$ into $\pi-\Lambda$ introduces into (\[I-6\]) a factor $(-1)^{N_{+}-N_{-}+N}$, or $(-1)^{2N_{+}}$, which is $1$.

Let us assume unequal populations, for instance $N_{+}>N_{-}$. Then, in the product over $j$ contained in (\[I-6\]), only some terms provide a non-zero contribution in the integral over $\Lambda$; in fact, we must choose at least $N_{+}-N_{-}$ factors contributing through $\cos\left(  \Lambda\right)  $, and therefore at most $N-(N_{+}-N_{-})=2N_{-}$ factors contributing through the $\eta_{j}$ and $\phi_{j}$ dependent terms. We see that $2N_{-}$ is the maximum number of spins that can


can be macroscopic; this weakens Bohr’s rebuttal of the EPR argument, which hinges on the ambiguity of physical reality for isolated microscopic systems (considered independently of the macroscopic measurement apparatuses), and seems more difficult to transpose to macroscopic systems.

There are also a few other differences. First, with double condensates, a single measurement of the spin of one particle is not sufficient to determine the relative phase; Alice and Bob, have to measure the spin of at least a few particles to obtain a reasonable determination of this phase, with better and better accuracy when the number of measurements increases. This is not a problem, since the total number of available particles may be macroscopic, while a few tens of measurements are already sufficient to obtain an excellent determination; seesequences of individual spin measurements to measure the angle of the transverse spin polarization; if these sequences are sufficiently long, there is a high probability that their determinations of the phase will agree within a small error bar. Therefore strong correlations are still obtained in this case, even if no longer at the level of individual measurements. Local realism then ascribes their origin to correlated elements of reality belonging to these remote regions of space, and the essence of the EPR reasoning still applies. We note, nevertheless, that here only one additional element of reality emerges from the EPR reasoning, that associated with the direction that the system has chosen, while in the usual situation with two spins all components of Bob’s single spin are predictable from Alice’s result (provided she chooses a


increase the value of $<Q>$ beyond $2$ and violate the BCHSH inequalities. In fact, since $\mathcal{A}$ and $\mathcal{B}$ depend only on the $\eta$’s and not on the other variables $\lambda$ and $\Lambda$, this operation may affect at the same time domains of the variables where the product of probabilities is negative, and positive; the net effect is then a balance between positive and negative contributions, and the violations do occur when the contribution of the former outweighs those of the latter. In any case, negative probabilities are a necessary conditions for violations of the inequalities; in § \[various\], we discuss in detail several examples of these situations.

GHZ states versus double Fock states for violations of local realism
--------------------------------------------------------------------

Mermin [@Mermin] has proposed a thought experiment involving many particles and leading to exponential violationslarge amount of literature on the subject.

 Fortunately, at least for thought experiments, the loophole can be closed; it is therefore not a fundamental obstacle, but only contingent on our present technologies. John Bell had a elegant way to solve the problem [@Bell-2], with the introduction of either veto detectors or spin independent preliminary detectors; the purpose of these detectors was to properly define a sample of systems that is independent of the settings and ensures that a spin signal is always obtained at each detector. Similarly, Clauser and Shimony [@CS] introduce event ready detectors that have the same function. In our case with Bose-Einstein condensates, we need something similar. The simplest idea is to assume that, before any spin measurement, spin-independent detectors are used to ensure that one particle (and one exactly) is found


for violations of the Bell inequalities are not just limited to Bose-Einstein condensates but also apply to distinguishable particles. When the number of measurements $M$ has its maximal value $N=N_{+}+N_{-}$, state $\mid\overline{\Phi}>$ corresponds to all particles localized in different boxes, with no spatial overlap, so that they do behave as distinguishable particles; if we wish, we can number them in the state vector by assigning them the number of the box they occupy; this operation does not affect the physical predictions.

Quantum state
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Using the numbering of the boxes in which the particles are contained, the state $\left\vert \overline{\Phi}\right\rangle $ can then be written as a product: $$\left\vert \overline{\Phi}\right\rangle =\left\vert \Psi_{orb.}(1,2,..N)\right\rangle \left\vert \Psi_{spin}(1,2,..N)\right\rangle \label{9}$$ with: $$\left\vert \Psi_{orb.}(1,2,..N)\right\rangle =\left\vert u_{1}(1)~u_{2}(2)..u_{N}(N))\right\rangle \label{10}$$ (particle $1$ is inside measurement box $1$, particle $2$ insideCambridge University Press (2002); see chap. 13.

K. Mølmer, Macroscopic quantum-state reduction: uniting Bose-Einstein condensates by interference measurements, Phys. Rev. **A 65**, 021607(R) (2002).

P. Horak and S.M. Barnett, Creation of coherence in Bose-Einstein condensates by atom detection, J. Phys. **B 32**, 3421-3436 (1999).

M. Wheeler, K. Mertes, J. Erwin and D. Hall, Spontaneous macroscopic spin polarization in independent spinor Bose-Einstein condensates, Phys. Rev. Lett. **93**, 170402 (2004).

J.F. Clauser, M.A. Horne, A. Shimony and R.A. Holt, “Proposed experiment to test local hidden-variables theories”, Phys. Rev. Lett. **23**, 880-884 (1969).

J.F. Clauser and A. Shimony, “Bell’s theorem: experimental tests and implications”, Rep. on Progress in Phys. **41**, 1883-1926 (1978).

A. Peres, “Unperformed experiments have no results”, Am. J. Phys. **46**, 745-47 (1978).

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E. Siggia and A. Ruckenstein, Bose condensation


be scheduled.

The production runs November 2-12, 2017 on the Main Stage and rehearses three days per week on Sunday afternoon, Tuesday & Wednesday evening.

Request for Appointment to Audition for the role of "Christmas Eve" in AVENUE Q

All roles are open to audition. We are seeking a multi-ethnic ensemble of strong singer/actors featuring 5 men, 5 women, 4 male or female (could be played by either) performers for this production.

*Due to the nature of the material contained within the show, everyone who is auditioning must be at least 18 years old before the first rehearsal.

Auditioners must bring sheet music with them and be prepared to sing 32 bars, but no more than one minute, of a fully memorized Broadway style song that showcases their vocal range and in aright course.

One of the striking things about his administration -- and he has been prime minister for not quite two years -- is the way he is streamlining the civil service. He is in the process of cutting the number of government departments by more than half, from 39 to 18.

While even his fiercest opponents applaud his drive for increased government efficiency, they also are wary of the fact that by rationalizing the government, he is not only improving efficiency, but also putting more and more power into fewer and fewer hands. And these are all appointed Mr. Botha.

Mr. Botha also has expanded the Department of the Prime Minister to make it almost a mini-government on its own which increasingly plans policy in all key areas and co-


ordinates the government's "total strategy."

And this total strategy appears to be influenced more and more by the Army's general and the powerful State Security Council, all under the finger of the indefatigable Mr. Botha, who is also Minister of Defense.

In addition, Mr. Botha has broken with tradition by taking the power to appoint people of his choice directly to the previously all-elected white Parliament. Moreover, the new prestige body, the President's Council, which will advise on future constitutional developments, will be a group entirely appointed by the government.

So, directly and through the patronage he controls, Mr. Botha now is more powerful than any previous South African prime minister, and he seems set to increase his power almost day by day.

Some young Nationalist supporters believe that the only waywith the German "von"?

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"There were 3 girls, and behind them stood a man. He was the father of the young ladies."
should be translated "... Er war der Vater der jungen Damen." The alternative "Er war der Vater von den jungen Damen" is not really wrong, but kind of poor style. (And as other commenters have already pointed out "Er war der Vater von jungen Damen" would mean "He was the father of [some not specifically mentioned] young ladies.)
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steel-cased rounds can cause more wear and tear on your rifle than brass-cased rounds, typically the price difference will make up for the cost of barrel replacement or maintenance. (Typically, steel cased rounds are cheaper than brass, which may allow you more time at the range for your money, even if you take into account replacement barrels and other expenses of that sort).

Are 223 and 5.56 Interchangeable?

While similar, the two rounds aren’t the same and shouldn’t be treated as interchangeable. While you can safely fire .223 Remington Ammo from a firearm chambered in 5.56x45 NATO, it doesn’t work both ways. In other words, you shouldn’t fire 5.56 in your rifle if it is chambered for .223. Basically, 5.56 is loaded at higher pressures than .223 and using thedatabase. What is happening a the event HTML is rendering twice after refresh. Specifically fc-time-grid-event under the event container class is rendering twice after refresh.

A:

The cause of the duplication is here, in your events function:
$('#calendar').fullCalendar('addEventSource', events);
callback(events);

You are adding the event objects as an event source, AND sending them back to the calendar as a list of events, in the documented way. So while the events may not be duplicated in your database, your code is sending two sets of identical event data to the calendar, and consequently they are displayed twice.
You can simply remove this line:
$('#calendar').fullCalendar('addEventSource', events);

as it is totally unnecessary in this context.


E3 ubiquitin ligase Fbw7 negatively regulates granulocytic differentiation by targeting G-CSFR for degradation.
Tight control between activation and attenuation of granulocyte colony stimulating factor receptor (G-CSFR) signaling is essential to regulate survival, proliferation and differentiation of myeloid progenitor cells. Previous studies demonstrated negative regulation of G-CSFR through endosomal-lysosomal routing and ubiquitin-proteasome mediated degradation. However, very few E3 ubiquitin ligases are known to target G-CSFR for ubiquitin-proteasome pathway. Here we identified F-box and WD repeat domain-containing 7 (Fbw7), a substrate recognizing component of Skp-Cullin-F box (SCF) E3 ubiquitin Ligase physically associates with G-CSFR and promotes its ubiquitin-mediated proteasomal degradation. Our data shows that Fbw7 also interacts with and degrades G-CSFR-T718 (a truncated mutant of G-CSFR found in severe congenital neutropenia/acute myeloid leukemia (SCN/AML patients)) though at a quite slower ratecompared to G-CSFR. We further show that glycogen synthase kinase 3 beta (GSK3β), like Fbw7 also targets G-CSFR and G-CSFR-T718 for degradation; however, Fbw7 and GSK3β are interdependent in targeting G-CSFR/G-CSFR-T718 for degradation because they are unable to degrade G-CSFR individually when either of them is knocked down. We further show that Fbw7 mediated downregulation of G-CSFR inhibits signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) phosphorylation which is required for G-CSF dependent granulocytic differentiation. In addition, our data also shows that inhibition of Fbw7 restores G-CSFR signaling leading to enhanced STAT3 activity resulting in massive granulocytic differentiation. These data indicate that Fbw7 together with GSK3β negatively regulates G-CSFR expression and its downstream signaling.


Sayat Nova, 157 E. Ohio St., Chicago

Sayat Nova, 157 E. Ohio St., Chicago

Brian Cassella/Tribune

Who eats: Businesspeople, tourists and shoppers. Why eat: Sayat Nova serves reasonably priced and tasty Armenian -- think Eastern Mediterranean -- food in somewhat exotic surroundings. Ambience: The long, narrow room is dimly lit, emphasis on dim the farther from the windows you sit. Off-white stucco walls are contrasted with soothing purple in the seven intimate booths. Patterned brass fixtures cast soft, mysterious patterns on the ceiling. Tables, with white tablecloths and small vases of red and purple carnations, line the center of the room and fill the area near the windows. Though they are close together, the tables don't deter confidential conversations. Dress code: Jeans and sweaters are as at home here as suitsto $20 per person with beverages. Contacts: 312-644-9159 or sayatnovachicago.com. -- Mary Jane Grandinetti (Brian Cassella/Tribune)

Who eats: Businesspeople, tourists and shoppers. Why eat: Sayat Nova serves reasonably priced and tasty Armenian -- think Eastern Mediterranean -- food in somewhat exotic surroundings. Ambience: The long, narrow room is dimly lit, emphasis on dim the farther from the windows you sit. Off-white stucco walls are contrasted with soothing purple in the seven intimate booths. Patterned brass fixtures cast soft, mysterious patterns on the ceiling. Tables, with white tablecloths and small vases of red and purple carnations, line the center of the room and fill the area near the windows. Though they are close together, the tables don't deter confidential conversations. Dress code: Jeans and sweaters are as at home here


— Frederick J. Kapala, Judge.
                   ____________________

 ARGUED DECEMBER 5, 2014 — DECIDED JANUARY 30, 2015
                   ____________________

   Before FLAUM, EASTERBROOK, and KANNE, Circuit
Judges.
   FLAUM, Circuit Judge. Subsequent to his acquittal by a
jury on burglary charges, Omar Saunders-El sued mem-
bers of the Rockford, Illinois police department, alleging
that they planted his blood at the crime scene in an at-
tempt to frame him. His complaint included a 42 U.S.C.
§ 1983 claim—contending that by fabricating evidence,
the officers offended his due process rights—and Illinois
2          341 F.3d 623, 625–26 (7th Cir. 2003)).
Consequently, in Harris v. Kuba, 486 F.3d 1010, 1017 (7th
Cir. 2007), we upheld the dismissal of a Brady claim
premised on an argument “that an officer is ‘suppressing’
evidence of the truth by making [a] false statement” to a
prosecutor,” noting that “[t]his court has already fore-
closed this extension” of Brady. In the end, Saunders-El
seeks to charge the officers with a Brady violation for
keeping quiet about their wrongdoing, not for failing to
disclose any existing piece of evidence to the prosecution.
But our case law makes clear that Brady does not require
the creation of exculpatory evidence, nor does it compel
police officers to accurately disclose the circumstances of
their investigations to the prosecution. Accordingly,
Saunders-El’s Brady claim is more appropriately charac-
terized as a claim for malicious prosecution—that is, a
claim that


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            sign_in_url = "https://plex.tv/users/sign_in.xml"
            post_data = urllib.urlencode({"make this": "a POST"})
            password_manager = urllib2.HTTPPasswordMgrWithDefaultRealm()
            password_manager.add_password(None, sign_in_url, username, password)
            auth_handler = urllib2.HTTPBasicAuthHandler(password_manager)
            self.opener = urllib2.build_opener(auth_handler)
        else:
            self.opener = urllib2.build_opener()
        logging.error( "  Authenticated user '%s' with plex.tv" % username.decode('utf-8') )
            self.opener.addheaders = [("X-Plex-Token", auth_token)]

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            xml = urllib2.urlopen(url)
            contents = ElementTree.parse(xml)
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watching a soccer game on the television in the cab company’s break room.

“I was rooting for my team from Madrid and they were losing. I was so upset and Mazen said to me, ‘Alex, there’s a half hour left. Take it easy. We’re going to win.’ He came back later and asked who won and I said our team. He said, ‘Alex, I’m happy for you. Thank God.’ We joked for a little while and then he left early. Then today, he is dead. Life is too short,” Agha said.

Stories like that demonstrated how close-knit the cab driver community is.

Not only were cabbies in large numbers on Norfolk Avenue as detectives processed the crime scene, but dozens of them showed up at Abdallah’s West Side home to comfortthing that we’re still working, that we haven’t hit that top, guys know there’s still room for improvement.

“(LSU) has a big group of physical guys,we just have to come with it.”


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the pressure sensor from the Bosch washer. Having connected a small tube to the attachment point, blow it through. In addition, inspect the hoses leading to the pressure switch for integrity and absence of blockages.

If the sensor is in order, contacts will work after blowing the tube. You will hear a characteristic click, which can be repeated three times. If you do not hear anything, the replacing of the pressure switch is required.

Transmission belt failure

If the Bosch washer shows the fault code and the spin does not work, the reason for it may be in the transmission belt of the engine. When the belt stretches, the transmission of turns is inefficient. As a result, the washing is normal, but there is not enough speed to spin, which causeswasher.

Fix the drum and place the device on its side.

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Each separate element on the control board handles the operation of the motor, engine, sensors and other parts. As a result of the closure, the elements can burn out. To fix the breakage, try to solder the contacts, clean the unit or perform the complete


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Ziz: A giant bird said to be large enough to be able to block out the sun with its wingspan.training, but without the PBU. The changes in thickness of trunk muscle, static sitting balance ability, and dynamic sitting balance ability were assessed before and after the training. The tests were performed by the trained assessors, and the assessors were blinded to the subjects\' groups. The subjects who became unable to participate in the program during the study due to a change in medical status, or who were unable to receive the posttraining tests, were excluded from the final analysis. In the experimental group, statistical analysis was conducted on 21 patients, excluding 2 who were unable to participate in posttraining tests, and in the control group, the final analysis was conducted on 22 patients, excluding 1 patient who was unable to participate in posttraining tests ([Figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}).

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Descriptive statistics were used to summarize baseline characteristics. The Shapiro-Wilk test was used to test the variables for normality. The Chi-square test was used for comparison of categorical dependent variables between the groups. The independent *t*-test was used for a comparison of change in thickness of trunk muscles and balance ability values between the experimental and control groups. Comparisons between pre-and posttreatment data within each group were analyzed using a paired *t*-test. SPSS version 19.0 for Windows was used to perform all analyses and *p* values \< 0.05 were regarded as significant.

3. Results {#sec3}
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A Master Class in City Building

I’ve always enjoyed city builder games. There’s something monumentally satisfying about watching a city grow from a few small buildings to a sprawling metropolis. Unfortunately, I hadn’t found a good city builder for a very long time – not since Simcity 4, which I played obsessively when it came out. And then, a few years ago along came Cities: Skylines. It was the true spiritual successor that the modern Simcity had thoroughly failed to be. And looking at it more closely, I have begun to appreciate even more what makes the game great.

Teaching

In my previous post, I praised Game Dev Tycoon for not explicitly teaching anything, but rather letting the player learn. Cities is significantly more complex than Game Dev Tycoon, and sogreen bars, and even if you don’t understand what a resource means, you’ll be drawn to the maps where the green bars are big. Clever visual design helps to manage this very early complexity.

Once the game proper begins, you have a few things you can do, and a single goal: build a road and zone the land next to the road. With a little experimentation, you learn that the road building tool is very simple, as is the zoning tool. You will however soon learn that you also need to provide electricity and water, and pump away sewerage. So you really have five tasks here – roads, zoning, power, water and sewerage. Fortunately, you get occasional pop ups helping you with these early game tasks – letting you


know about powerplants, water pumps and sewerage stations.

All of these things cost money, but you do start with a generous starting amount – plenty to get your fledgling city off the ground. Once you have your city basically stable, you will be given the ability to see your city’s economy in a different window. This shows you your income and expenses. When you unlock it, you are likely to see a dismaying fact – your expenses are likely higher than your income! That generous starting amount no longer looks quite as generous. This is concerning in the short term, but will come right as more people move to your town to spend money.

Once you’ve got your first few roads and zones set up and working, you’ll likely keepServletRequestAware{

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for $1\leq j\leq g(v)$ and $v\in V$.

Note that the product in \[r1\] is taken respecting the order of the vertices in $V_v$. Moreover, for a fixed $w\in V_v$ the product in ${\vec{e}\in \vec{E}_{v,w}}$ is also taken respecting the order in $E_{v,w}$.

Also note that if $H\neq\emptyset$, then one relation in in \[r2\] is redundant. More precisely, any relation in \[r2\] is a consequence of the remaining relations in \[r2\] together with \[r1\]+\[r3\]+\[r4\]. For symmetry reasons, we will consider all the relations for $h\in H$, but this fact will be systematically used.

\[thm:pi1\] The fundamental group of $M\setminus L$ is generated by \[G1\]-\[G4\] with relations \[r1\]-\[r4\].

As a consequence, this group admits a presentation with as many generators as relations. If $r>0$, one of the relations in \[r2\] can be omitted.

We divide the proof in two cases,one non-zero element.

### The matrix H(t)

This is a diagonal matrix of order $r\times r$ corresponding to the Fox derivation of relations of type \[r2\] with respect to the arrowhead generators $\gamma_h$, $h\in H$. The diagonal entry corresponding to $h$ is $(t_{v_h}-1)$.

### The matrix (t)

It is a matrix of order $b_1(\Gamma)\times n$ corresponding to the Fox derivation of relations of type \[r3\] with respect to the generators $\gamma_v$, $v\in V$. In order to describe it, let $e$ be an edge in $E^*$ oriented in the standard form so that $v_1(e)<v_2(e)$. Then $$\tilde{c}_{ev}(\mathbf{t})=
\begin{cases}
1-t_{v_2(e)}&\textrm{ if }v=v_1(e),\\
t_{e}(t_{v_1(e)}-1)&\textrm{ if }v=v_2(e),\\
0&\textrm{ otherwise}.
\end{cases}$$

### The matrix E(t)

It is the diagonal matrix of order $b_1(\Gamma)\times b_1(\Gamma)$ corresponding to the Fox derivation of the relations of type \[r3\] with respect to the generators $\gamma_e$, $e\in E^*$. The diagonal entry for $e$ is


$(t_{v_1(e)}-1)(1-t_{v_2(e)})$ where $v_1(e)<v_2(e)$.

### The matrix g(t) {#sec:tildeAg}

This is the matrix of order $2g(\Gamma)\times n$ corresponding to the Fox derivatives of the relations of type \[r4\] with respect to the generators $\gamma_w$, $w\in V$. Symmetrically as was the case for $A_g(\mathbf{t})$, it can be seen as a block matrix whose blocks are $2g(w)\times n$ matrices $\tilde{A}_{g,w}(\mathbf{t})$. All entries in their columns are zero except at the $w$ row where the respective entries are $$(1-t_{j,w},1-s_{j,w}).$$

### The matrix G(t) {#the-matrix-gt}

This is an order $2g(\Gamma)\times 2g(\Gamma)$ matrix. One can think of it as a block matrix whose blocks $G_{v,w}(\mathbf{t})$ are given by $2g(v)\times 2g(w)$ matrices for any pair of vertices $v,w\in V$. One has the following description of the blocks: $$G_{v,w}(\mathbf{t})=
\begin{cases}
(t_v-1) 1_{2 g(v)}&\textrm{ if }v=w\\
0_{2g(v)\times 2g(w)}&\textrm{ otherwise. }\\
\end{cases}$$

Properties of Fox matrices of plumbingor unjustified. Above all, non-rent fees are unaffordable!

Non-rent fees have thrown my mother into depression. She gets overwhelmed and feels desperation when we receive the monthly rent bills charging us almost $3,000 in late fees and $2,000 in electrical fees, despite the fact that we don’t pay rent late and electricity has been included in the rent since the building was built.

Many landlords have a campaign of harassment against longtime tenants like my mother, who has lived in her apartment for 44 years. Non-rent fees are used as part of this harassment. Fees cause an economic toll that can lead to the displacement of families, and a psychological toll that is devastating for years to come.

My mother is not alone in her experience. The citywide impact of non-rent


which could be attributed to INS from acoustic vibrations.[@FultzJAP96; @StuhrPRL98; @BonettiJAP00; @DerletPRL01; @PasquiniPRB02; @YuePRL04; @RolsPRL00] However, what has been missing up until now has been the association of a distinct spectral feature. A key requirement for accomplishing this is that the sample has a sufficiently uniform collection of NPs so that the frequencies of interest have a narrow distribution. This enables the observation of the size dependence of the spectral features.

Experiment
==========

Samples
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Unlike previous INS experiments where observations of confined acoustic phonons were attempted, we started from a set of samples for which confined acoustic modes have already been observed. TiO$_2$ nanopowders have been prepared by continuous hydrothermal synthesis as detailed elsewhere.[@PighiniJNR06] Some of us previously reported low-frequency Raman scattering[@PighiniJNR06] of these samples. Even some far infra-red features[@MurrayJNO06] have beenatoms to be representative of the motion of the surface of the NP. This is true for the OH bonds at the surface because the acoustic phonon frequencies are very small compared to the frequency of the OH bond. The situation for water molecules physisorbed on the surface is of course more complex. However the atmosphere was purged, the helium atmosphere pressure was around 10 mbar and the temperature was increased in order to reduce the amount of such molecules. As a result, it is safe to neglect the contribution of these molecules.

In contrast to many INS observations of vibrational modes of molecules, the above expressions can be substantially simplified for the experimental situation we are considering because of the large mass of the NP and also the long


average shape observed by TEM. All the frequencies of homogeneous elastically anisotropic spheres $\omega_\lambda(R)=\frac{\alpha_\lambda}{R}$ can be calculated using the method introduced by Visscher et al.[@visscher] Taking into account the degeneracy of the different modes and the radius distribution $P(R)$, the incoherent neutron scattering function can be calculated. For an ideal system consisting of an ensemble of identical NPs, it would be non-zero only for the discrete set of frequencies of the NPs. For a real system, these discrete frequencies are broadened and the maxima are shifted by the distribution of NPs.

For a single vibration mode and a single particle, we obtain the following expression for incoherent INS due to a uniform distribution of H atoms on the surface of the nanosphere: $$\sigma_{inel}(\omega_\lambda) \sim
\frac1{\alpha_\lambda}
\frac{\kappa^2}{k_o k}
\frac{\mathrm{U2S}_\lambda}
{\exp\left( \frac{\hbar \omega_\lambda}{k_B T}\right)-1}$$ wherebe considered for sentencing guidelines purposes was one kilogram of cocaine;  Aguilar would not contest the forfeiture of $92,451.95 in United States currency that was seized;  and the determination of the applicable guideline range for sentencing purposes rested with the court.

2
After a protracted sentencing hearing, the district judge determined Aguilar's guideline offense level to be 32 and assigned a criminal history category of one.  Consistent with this finding, Aguilar received a sentence within the applicable guideline range of 144 months.

3
Aguilar filed a timely appeal and argues that the court erred in increasing the base offense level for possession of a firearm and in computing the amount of cocaine to be included in the relevant conduct analysis.  Finding no merit to these contentions, we affirm.

I.

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Aguilar


the residence, storage lockers, and safe deposit box

2
 This is a switch in emphasis from the trial court where the primary focus was on whether the weapon would qualify as one used during the commission of a drug offense

3
 The two-point enhancement for the firearm raised the offense level to 34, however, a two-point reduction for acceptance of responsibility brought it down to 32

4
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Autoproteolysis coupled to protein folding in the SEA domain of the membrane-bound MUC1 mucin.
The single cell layer of the lungs and the gastrointestinal tract is protected by the mucus formed by large glycoproteins called mucins. Transmembrane mucins typically contain 110-residue SEA domains located next to the membrane. These domains undergo post-translational cleavage between glycine and serine in a characteristic GSVVV sequence, but the two peptides remain tightly associated. We show that the SEA domain of the human MUC1 transmembrane mucin undergoes a novel type of autoproteolysis, which is catalyzed by conformational stress and the conserved serine hydroxyl. We propose that self-cleaving SEA domains have evolved to dissociate as a result of mechanical rather than chemical stress at the apical cell membrane and that this protects epithelial cells from


the claimed invention.  An offer to sell a completed invention is sufficient to support a rejection under 35 U.S.C. Sec. 102(b).    See Barmag Barmer Maschinenfabrik AG v. Murata Machinery, Ltd., 731 F.2d 831, 836-37, 221 USPQ 561, 565 (Fed.Cir.1984).

12
Appellants argue that no offer was made, because Tyton's marketing manager, Robert Adair, signed the February 9, 1968, order, thinking he had ordered cable ties other than the claimed invention.  Robert Adair actually only testified that he ordered cable ties "similar " (emphasis added) to an old model.  However, even if we assume that the claimed cable ties were not at least "similar" to the old model, the type of cable ties Robert Adair intended to order has no bearing on whether the claimedmay well have acquired 100% of Tyton."    In their supplemental brief before the board, however, appellants conceded that B-H owned 49% of Tyton during the period in question.  Having made this concession below, appellants cannot now challenge the finding by the board on appeal.

15
Even assuming that a sale or offer to sell was made by Insuloid prior to the critical date, appellants contend that such activity, kept secret from the trade, is not a bar under 35 U.S.C. Sec. 102(b).  However, sales or offers by one person of a claimed invention will bar another party from obtaining a patent if the sale or offer to sell is made over a year before the latter's filing date.    See Pennwalt Corp. v.


1147-48, 219 USPQ 13, 16 (Fed.Cir.1983).  However, the activity in the instant case is distinguishable from that involved in W.L. Gore and D.L. Auld.    Here the claimed invention was disclosed to the purchaser.

17
At oral argument, counsel for appellants asserted that an offer to sell to potential users is required before that offer can be considered non-secret and, therefore, a statutory bar.  It is well established, however, that a single sale or offer to sell is enough to bar patentability.    General Electric Co., 654 F.2d at 60, 211 USPQ at 872;  Manufacturing Research Corp. v. Graybar Electric Corp., 679 F.2d 1355, 1362, 215 USPQ 29, 34 (11th Cir.1982).  Having pointed out that Insuloid's offer to sell is distinguishable fromthe claimed invention implicate the "public use" provision of 35 U.S.C. Sec. 102(b)

6
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identifying the general role and associations of genes and transcripts.

Each sample complied with the following criteria: Measured using the Illumina HiSeq2000 platform (although in future updates we anticipate also incorporating more recent platforms, like HiSeq2500)Contained at least 10 million readsUsed a cDNA library preparation protocolA minimum of 60% of the reads mapped to the Ensembl GRCh37 human genome ([@B25])

The samples were mapped using STAR ([@B39]) and read counts per gene were determined by a custom Java program named ReadCounter. We opted to create our own counting tool since the widely used HTseq tool ([@B40]) was too slow for our purposes. ReadCounter is more efficient running approximately 3-fold faster on a single core (not shown). Additionally ReadCounter utilizes multithreaded technology which, using eight cores on our system, resulted infrom the co-expression map. As a result, 19 430 out of 63 678 genes and 100 234 out of 215 170 transcripts were excluded. A list of the types of genes found in the co-expression map are shown in Table [1](#tbl1){ref-type="table"}.

###### List of genes present in the co-expression maps

                   Genes   Transcripts
  ---------------- ------- -------------
  protein_coding   18658   82528
  pseudogene       9483    9888
  lincRNA          4997    6221
  antisense        4537    6476
  miRNA


total read counts has been reported to introduce biases ([@B62]). The most commonly applied correction in the past few years calculates FPKM/RPKM values, which correct for gene length. However, these have been extensively debated ([@B62]) and new metrics have been suggested ([@B63]), which have also been challenged ([@B64]). Since none of these normalization protocols have been proven to be perfect, we opted to normalize samples by the total expression of all genes (reads that do not map to genes are excluded as these are more likely to introduce biases), until one of these metrics becomes generally accepted, at which point we will reconstruct the co-expression maps. We are, however, confident that these biases minimally affect the results of our tool, since our aforementioned validation tests have proven consistentto the form h*v + s*v**2 + x and give s.
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– Hold down the button to unleash more powerful Charge Bullets. Any extra shots you fire after that will use normal bullets. Down Air Attack – Bayonetta drops straight down into a split kick. Her foot has a meteor effect, good for bashing foes while they cling to edges.

– Bayonetta drops straight down into a split kick. Her foot has a meteor effect, good for bashing foes while they cling to edges. Down Smash Attack – Summon the crushing foot of a demon to slam down with a meteor effect, particularly effective in preventing foes from recovering from falls or climbing updidn't hit anyone...

– Depending on if he used it in the air or on the ground, Falcon's pose after striking will change. Of course, he won't be happy if he didn't hit anyone... Falcon Dive – A leaping grab that sends the opponent flying with explosive force. If it connects, you're free to use the same attack again without landing.

– A leaping grab that sends the opponent flying with explosive force. If it connects, you're free to use the same attack again without landing. Falcon Dive – Press left or right the moment Captain Falcon crouches to adjust the angle of the attack. If you were already facing that way, you can even grab opponents.

– Press left or right the moment Captain Falcon crouches to adjust the angle


situations. Finishing Touch – This is Cloud's down special once the Limit Gauge is charged. The tornado doesn't do much damage, but it can KO enemies with its high launching power.

– This is Cloud's down special once the Limit Gauge is charged. The tornado doesn't do much damage, but it can KO enemies with its high launching power. Front Air Attack – Cloud takes a huge vertical swing at an enemy. Hitting an opponent with the tip of the sword has a meteor effect.

– Cloud takes a huge vertical swing at an enemy. Hitting an opponent with the tip of the sword has a meteor effect. Limit Break – Fully charging your Limit Gauge lets you perform a Limit Break, which alters your special attacks and gives themIf it hits more than one opponent, the closer foes will take more damage.

– This Final Smash shoots in a straight line, going through foes and terrain. If it hits more than one opponent, the closer foes will take more damage. Electroshock Arm – Dark Pit charges forward and launches foes upward at a lower angle than Pit's Upperdash Arm. This move also deals electrical damage.

– Dark Pit charges forward and launches foes upward at a lower angle than Pit's Upperdash Arm. This move also deals electrical damage. Silver Bow – Compared to those from Pit's Palutena Bow, these arrows disappear more quickly and can't be steered as much. But they deal more damage in return.

Banana Peel – If you're holding an item when you throw the peel,


move makes an enemy attack hit a substitute instead of you. You then reappear somewhere else and attack!

– This move makes an enemy attack hit a substitute instead of you. You then reappear somewhere else and attack! Water Shuriken – The longer this attack is charged, the shorter its range is. The uncharged version can be more useful for keeping a foe from approaching.

Aether – During the downward strike, this attack has a meteor effect. You'll fall straight down until you hit solid ground, so make sure you aim well!

– During the downward strike, this attack has a meteor effect. You'll fall straight down until you hit solid ground, so make sure you aim well! Aether – Ike will be protected from flinching while he prepares this attack.by inputting up or down in the air right before attacking.

– This move can lay waste to opponents' shields. You can adjust the direction slightly by inputting up or down in the air right before attacking. Rest – Opponents launched by Rest will get a flower on their heads. Talk about insult to injury.

– Opponents launched by Rest will get a flower on their heads. Talk about insult to injury. Rest – This move is hard to hit with but can really send opponents flying! You'll need to get very close or use it right when your opponent tries to attack.

– This move is hard to hit with but can really send opponents flying! You'll need to get very close or use it right when your opponent tries