it was hard to forget." "In his words:" "They are the focus of evil in the modern world." "The Soviet evil empire was Reagan's thing, always had been." "In Hollywood, he named some actors as communist sympathizers." "In Washington, he created the Reagan Doctrine, which opposed Soviet-backed communists all over the world." "Drug traffickers just didn't rate." "You want to turn on the tap of the richest country in the world, you'd better be chasing reds." "Ambassador, if the CIA and the Mil Group provide assets, the Colombians will get Escobar." "We're talking about a huge blow to the cocaine trade" " and saving thousands of lives..." " Ambassador." "The CIA agrees with Mil Group." "Pablo Escobar is no longer a congressman." "He's just a wanted Colombian drugto make sure that not a single loose document remains." "Yes, sir!" "What's wrong, Gustavo?" "You fucked us, Pablo." "Not only you and me." "You fucked the whole family." "But of course, since you needed to present yourself to Congress... since you want to be president of this motherfucking country, the rest of us get screwed, isn't that right?" "But what the fuck... a man only dies once, right?" "Come here." "My brother." "I'm going to let you sit next to the pilot." "Come on, come on." "There we go." "I like to think that as Pablo looked down on Hacienda Nápoles for the last time, he got our message..." "and I hope it really pissed him off." "You may have 800 houses, my friend, but none of


is that?" "You had a partner killed." "He's had a dozen." "I always admired Peña's commitment to informants, but frankly, Barry Seal wasn't an informant." "He was just another busted trafficker who ratted on the guys he worked with... a snitch." "If I could use the narco-communist connection to get the resources we needed, then fuck him." "Strange bedfellows, indeed." "You have single-handedly exposed a narco-communist connection." "Washington is gonna go crazy." "Thank you, Ambassador." "This has to be highly classified for the safety of the informant." "Of course." "Thank you." "In Washington, "highly classified" didn't carry much water." "Especially when a Marine colonel named Oliver North got his hands on the picture." "I know every American parent concerned about the drug problem will be outraged to learnThe poet, philosopher, and historian Jennifer Michael Hecht had very personal reasons for making suicide the topic of her latest book. Two of her friends killed themselves just a couple of years apart, leaving their community stunned and grieving. So Hecht began to reflect on the arguments against suicide, not from a religious stand-point, but from a secular and philosophical perspective. Tuesday, she joins Doug to describe the reasons she found to challenge people to "Stay."

Jennifer Michael Hecht's latest book is called Stay: A History of Suicide and the Philosophies Against It [ Indiebound | Amazon ]


that PCRS will become the landlords of Butchart House. So it’s really going to be no different than renting elsewhere in the community,” Kastens said, thanking the neighbours who showed up to the Open House.

Neighbours, builders, program providers, visitors and future residents were served barbecued cheeseburgers at an open house event on Sept. 21, with lunch provided by Freedom Construction, the house builders.

“This housing crisis has affected everyone who doesn’t own their own home,” said Jutta Wykpis, manager of the Health and Housing contact centre.

PCRS staff will continue to provide a support network to help the residents with any issues that may arise, especially since it’s those who have been at risk for homelessness, or struggling with substance or mental health issues.

“Butchart House is a way of providingaffordable market rental housing, while also offering key supports to program participants,” said Wykpis.

Whether it’s budgeting for rent money, or employment prep or other life skills will be shared with program participants who might need a little extra support.

Getting people into a stable living situation, and then keeping them housed, can sometimes be a challenge.

“This is a way to mitigate that,” Wykpis said.

Incoming resident Brian Pickett told The Progress he is excited to be moving in later this fall.

He’ll be bringing his stuff over from the Annis Residence in the Chilliwack Health and Housing contact centre on Hocking Avenue, to the shared living setup in the just completed Butchart House.

“It’s been a privilege and an honour to be living at PCRS (contact centre) for the past two years,”


at all.

I am saying, that, with a proper architecture AND with full test coverage, "complexity" and "size" are no longer excuses for bugs.

Without tests, you can hide behind "it is so big, no one can oversee the entire possible scope of changes a simple feature introduces". Without a proper architecture you can hide behind "I thought FooBar class-layer-object-thing would convert it. Turns out that the strings in there are not always MB-safe after all" or so.

That still doesn't hold. Your tests are only as good as you make them. As a project grows in complexity, so do your test cases. It's easy to write a bug free tiny project. I'm willing to be /bin/true has had zero bugs in its existence. There's really no other excuse for bugsand I cannot stress this enough: you will have bugs, but you cannot blame size or complexity, if you have taken proper measures to reduce the effect of size (tests) and complexity (architecture).

Were my caveats not enough to convince you that I was providing nothing more than anecdotal evidence? Did what I wrote really sound like I was trying to prove anything? Or are you just being an ass on the Internet?

I could have sworn that there used to be a "ExplainsRProgramming" novelty account that would come through and give a anyman explanation of various posts.

I mean, don't get me wrong as a relatively senior sys-adminesque support engineer dude, I have a general understanding of why this is dumb, but I'd love to really understand what is being


a mistake. It was a multi step form so decided it would just be easeier to start again. I was in private mode. I closed all the tabs and closed the app, opened it back up onl yo find my session preserved!

Um, sure you do. If I send two POSTs to /status_updates with the same message, the server should know that I sent two status updates. If it wants to de-dupe on its end, that's fine, but that's not something that should be happening in the browser.

What Apple is doing goes against the HTTP standard. The server responding to the request determines if a response should be cached, not the client. This means that POST response caching by default is a bug.the nucleolus [@pone.0048702-Michienzi1], [@pone.0048702-Michienzi2]. First, they could inhibit HIV-1 replication and Tat transactivation function employing a TAR decoy specifically directed to the nucleolus. Furthermore, using a similar approach, with an anti-HIV-1 hammerhead ribozyme fused to the U16 small nucleolar RNA and therefore targeted to the nucleolus, they could dramatically suppress HIV-1 replication. Collectively, these findings strongly suggest that HIV-1 transcripts and Tat nucleolar trafficking are critical for HIV-1 replication. However the nature of these contributions remains to be elucidated.

In this report, we systematically analysed the nucleolar proteome perturbations occurring in Jurkat T-cells constitutively expressing HIV-1 Tat, using a quantitative mass spectrometry approach. Following the detailed annotation of the quantitative abundance changes in the nucleolar protein composition upon Tat expression, we focussed on the Tat-affected cellular complexes and signalling


database (<https://proteomecommons.org/tranche/>), which can be accessed using the hash keys described in materials and methods. We annotated the quantified proteins using the ToppGene Suite tools [@pone.0048702-Chen1] and extracted Gene Ontology (GO) and InterPro annotations [@pone.0048702-Hunter1]. The analysis of GO biological processes ([Figure 1F](#pone-0048702-g001){ref-type="fig"}) revealed that the best-represented biological processes included transcription (24%), RNA processing (23%), cell cycle process (13%) and chromosome organisation (15%), which reflects nucleolar associated functions and is comparable to our previous characterisation of Jurkat T-cell nucleolar proteome [@pone.0048702-Jarboui1]. Subcellular distribution analysis ([Figure 1F](#pone-0048702-g001){ref-type="fig"}) revealed that our dataset contained proteins known to localise in the nucleolus (49%), in the nucleus (24%) while 15% of proteins were previously described to reside exclusively in the cytoplasm. The subcellular distribution was similar to our previous analysis of the Jurkatproteins with increased or decreased nucleolar abundance, respectively.](pone.0048702.g003){#pone-0048702-g003}

5 Biomolecular Pathways Dysregulation by HIV-1 Tat {#s2e}
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In parallel, we characterised the magnitude of the related protein abundance changes observed in distinct cellular pathways ([Figure 4](#pone-0048702-g004){ref-type="fig"}).

![Overall profiles of changes in proteins abundance in the nucleolus of T-cells upon HIV-1 Tat expression.\
Proteins were organized according GO biological processes and KEGG pathways identified by the ToppGene Suite tools (<http://toppgene.cchmc.org/>). Red and green denotes proteins with increased or decreased nucleolar abundance, respectively.](pone.0048702.g004){#pone-0048702-g004}

### Ribosomal biogenesis {#s2e1}

We initially focused on ribosome biogenesis, the primary function of the nucleolus. We could observe a general and coordinated increase in the abundance of ribosomal proteins in the nucleolus by Tat expression ([Figure 4](#pone-0048702-g004){ref-type="fig"}). While some ribosomal proteins remained unaffected, Tat caused the nucleolar accumulation of several distinct large and


cells to stress and maintain cell viability.

Coincidentally, we observed the marked nucleolar enrichment of enzymes belonging to metabolic pathways including glycolysis, pentose phosphate, nucleotide and amino acid biosynthetic pathways. Similarly, these pathways are elevated in proliferative T-cells or in cancer cells following a metabolic shift to aerobic glycolysis, also known as the Warburg effect [@pone.0048702-VanderHeiden1], [@pone.0048702-Carr1], [@pone.0048702-Warburg1], [@pone.0048702-VanderHeiden2]. There, glucose intermediates from the glycolysis pathway are not only commited to energy production and broke-down into pyruvate for the TCA cycle, but are redirected to alternative pathways, including the pentose phosphate pathway, and used as metabolic precursors to produce nucleotides, amino acids, acetyl CoA and NADPH for redox homeostasis. Consistently, we also noted the concomittant nucleolar enrichment of enzymes belonging to the nucleotide synthesis pathway, including IMPH2, a ratelimiting enzyme known to control the pool of GTP. Similarly, we noted the nucleolar enrichment of PSAT1, an enzyme involved in serine and threonin metabolism, which is associated with cellular proliferation [@pone.0048702-Baek1]. Collectively, we propose that by controlling protein homeostasis and metabolic pathways, Tat could meet both the energetic and biosynthetic demand of HIV-1 productive infection.

Of note, while nucleotide metabolism enzymes are associated with the nucleus, glycolysis takes place in the cytoplasm. Nevertheless, glycolytic enzymes have been detected in both the nuclear and nucleolar fractions by proteomic analyses [@pone.0048702-Ahmad1], [@pone.0048702-Shakib1]. Furthermore glycolytic enzymes, such as PKM2, LDH, phosphoglycerate kinase, GAPDH, and aldolase, also have been reported to display nuclear localization and bind to DNA [@pone.0048702-Ronai1]. More specifically, PKM2 is known to associate with promoter and participate in the


interacting particle systems.

Introduction.
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The standard abelian sandpile model was introduced in 1988, [@Bak]. This model lives on a finite graph (e.g. a square on ${{\mathord{\!{\usebox{\zzzbar}}}}}^2$) in which to each vertex is associated a height-variable (representing the height of a sand column at that site or, the averaged difference in sandlevels with neighboring sites). A vertex is picked at random and its height is increased by one. If the height variable exceeds some critical value, then the vertex becomes “unstable” and “topples”, i.e. gives an equal portion of its sand to each of its neighbours (adjacent vertices) which in their turn, can become “unstable” and “topple”, and so on, until every vertex has again a subcritical height-value. Some vertices are connected to a sink (the boundary) where sand disappears. Andistinguish five cases:

1.  $k^+ (i,\eta)=0$, i.e. $\eta(i)=1$, then $$T_i\eta = \eta + e_i.$$

2.  $k^+(i,\eta ) >0$, $k^+ (i,\eta) \vee k^- (i,\eta ) <\infty$, then $$T_i\eta = \eta + e_{i+ k^+(i,\eta)}+e_{i-k^-(i,\eta)}
    -e_{i+k^+(i,\eta)-k^-(i,\eta )}$$ In what follows we abbreviate $$i^\eta:= i + k^+(i,\eta )-k^- (i,\eta ).$$

3.  $k^+ (i,\eta ) =\infty, k^- (i,\eta) <\infty$, then $$T_i\eta = \eta + e_{i-k^-(i,\eta)}$$

4.  $k^+ (i,\eta)<\infty, k^- (i,\eta ) =\infty$, then $$T_i\eta = \eta + e_{i+k^+ (i,\eta )}$$

5.  $k^+(i,\eta ) = k^- (i,\eta ) = \infty$ (i.e. $\eta \equiv 2$), then $$\label{conv}
    T_i\eta = \eta.$$

Cases 3,4,5 above are just conventions to define $T_i\eta$ for all $\eta\in\Omega$, and to write down the formal generator, but they are not relevant in the construction of the sandpile


f(\eta) =0,\ \forall i\in {{\mathord{\!{\usebox{\zzzbar}}}}}\setminus [A^--k^-(A^-,\eta),
A^++k^+(A^+,\eta)].$$ This means that the effect of adding a sand particle is only felt in the region bounded by the first one to the left and the first one to the right of the dependence set of $f$. Loosely speaking, $T_if$ has a dependence set which is finite but dependent on the configuration.

We now formalize these statements. Let $\Omega_1$ denote the set of configurations with an infinite number of ones to the right and to the left of the origin, i.e., $$\Omega_1 := \{ \eta\in\Omega: \sum_{i<0} (2-\eta(i))=\sum_{i>0} (2-\eta (i))
=+\infty\}.$$ For $\eta\in\Omega_1$ we order the sites $i\in{{\mathord{\!{\usebox{\zzzbar}}}}}$ for which $\eta (i) = 1$ as follows $$\eta^{-1}(\{ 1\} ) := \{ X_i (\eta ):i\in{{\mathord{\!{\usebox{\zzzbar}}}}}\}$$ where $X_0 (\eta ):=\min \{ i\geq 0:\eta (i) =1 \}$ andof both static and dynamic parameters in the brain \[[@B15]\]. These techniques have predictive value and can measure many of the desired changes in the brain, such as cortical atrophy, neuronal integrity, and more \[[@B15]\].

In addition, methods such as FDG-PET and ^18^C-PIB scans also provide essential information about brain status and progression of disease \[[@B15], [@B42], [@B44]\]; however, they are significantly limited by the number of scans allowed due to radiation and costs as well as patient discomfort/unruliness associated with being placed in the scanner \[[@B16], [@B45], [@B46]\].

CSF-derived biomarkers for dementias, include A*β*(1--42), total tau protein, and hyperphosphorylated tau, and these protein species have well-established patterns in dementias \[[@B21], [@B47]--[@B50]\]. However, while they are of use for diagnosis and segregation of disease, their use is still somewhat limited


variation, CTX-I is a highly sensitive and rapidly responsive biomarker, and, therefore, this unique triple PTM biomarker is among the most used biomarkers in both in vitro preclinical and clinical studies within the bone field as well as in studies of the bone safety of other drugs, that is, glitazones and Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors \[[@B98], [@B99]\].

We speculate that utilizing the knowledge about PTMs/neoepitopes from the bone field may provide possibilities for biomarkers development within the dementia fields, although this still remains to be demonstrated conclusively.

9. Conclusions and Challenges {#sec9}
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While there are imaging- and CSF-based technologies for the diagnosis of dementias, there is still a large unmet need for novel markers, especially markers which can predict disease progression and treatment response, and preferably in serum or plasma as thisAt least 31 people killed after twin suicide blasts hit northeastern part of the country, according to a local official.

At least 31 people have been killed in a twin suicide bomb attack by suspected Boko Haram fighters on a town in northeast Nigeria, according to local sources.

Two blasts ripped through the Damboa government area in Borno state on Saturday evening targeting people returning from celebrating the Eid al-Fitr holiday.

Following the suicide bombings, the attackers fired rocket-propelled grenades into the crowds that had gathered at the scene of the blasts, driving the number of casualties higher.

“There were two suicide attacks and rocket-propelled grenade explosions in Damboa last night which killed 31 people and left several others injured,” Babakura Kola, from the Civilian Joint Task Force, a militia assisting the


\pmod d$ for some $a \in \mathbb{Z},$ if $a_i > 0$ for all $i$ and $\sum a_i = d (n - 2),$ then the cone metric given by cone angles $\frac{2 \pi}{d} (a_i, \ldots , a_n)$ is admissible. This notion is particularly helpful when $n = 3.$

\[Lee\] Let $X \rightarrow Y$ be a $d$-fold cyclically branched cover over a thrice-punctured sphere with branching indices $(d_1, d_2, d_3).$ Then there are exactly $g$ admissible cone metrics that arise from multipliers.

For example, in [@kw], Klein’s quartic is identified as a sevenfold cyclic cover over a thrice punctured sphere. It is defined by the branching indices $(1, 2, 4).$ The admissible cone metrics arise from multipliers 1, 2, and 4.

Lastly, we will locate Weierstrass points on the coverings. This information will1) + (3 - 2) = 1.$

The following propositions are from [@fk].

Let $S$ be a compact Riemann surface of genus $\geq 2.$ Let $\textrm{wt}_p$ be the weight of $p \in S.$ Then $\sum\limits_{p \in S} \textrm{wt}_p = (g - 1) g (g + 1).$

Let $W(S)$ be the finite set of Weierstrass points on $S.$ If $\phi \in \operatorname{Aut}(S),$ then $\phi (W(S)) = W(S).$ In fact, the sequences of the order of zeros at $p \in S$ and $\phi(p)$ are the same.

In other words, there is a faithful representation of $\operatorname{Aut}(S)$ as permutations of the set of Weierstrass points $L: \text{Aut}(S) \to \Sigma_{W(S)}$. However, in general, the action of $\operatorname{Aut}(S)$ on $W(S)$ is not transitive [@ls]. Next, we use the Wronski metric to find all Weierstrass points that are


surface to compute the period matrix. We will look at the simplest case where $n = 3$ and $d_1 = 1.$ Then, since $\sum d_i = d,$ a cone metric with cone angles $\frac{2 \pi}{d}(d_1, d_2, d_3)$ is admissible. Let $Y$ be a sphere with such cone angles. We construct $X$ with $d$ copies of $Y,$ which yields a flat structure on $X.$ Figure \[fig: 124\_flat\] shows the flat structure of Klein’s quartic.

![The flat fourteengon represents $\omega_1$[]{data-label="fig: 124_flat"}](124_flat){width="2in"}

The identification of edges are via parallel translations, which verifies that the cone metric is admissible. Identification of parallel edges yields closed cycles and the cyclicity gives away a homology basis with the following intersection matrix

$$\textrm{int} = \begin{pmatrix}
 0 & 1 & 1 & 0 & 0 & -1 \\
 -1 &$k$ of genus $g > 1$. Let $(\operatorname{Jac}(X),a)$ denote the Jacobian of $X$ together with the Jacobian’s canonical principal polarization $a$, which is of degree 1. Let $X'$ be another nice curve over $k.$ Any isomorphism $f: X \to X'$ defines by functoriality an isomorphism $f_J: (\operatorname{Jac}(X), a) \to (\operatorname{Jac}(X'), a')$.

The isomorphism $f: X \to X'$ induces an isomorphism between the divisor groups $\text{Div}^i(X)$ and $\text{Div}^i(X')$ for every $i$. This is because these groups are defined as formal combinations of codimension 1 subvarieties, and, via the isomorphism $f$, we can pull back the inclusions of subvarieties of $X'$ to inclusions of subvarieties of $X$. Note that the image of $\text{Div}^{g-1}(X)$ under the Abel-Jacobi map determines the canonical principal polarization of $\operatorname{Jac}(X)$ with respect to $X$.

Torelli’s theorem says that


we get almost all of the isomorphisms $(\operatorname{Jac}(X), a) \to (\operatorname{Jac}(X'), a')$. More precisely:

Suppose $X$ is hyperelliptic. Then for every isomorphism of polarized abelian varieties $F: (\operatorname{Jac}(X),a) \stackrel{\sim}{\rightarrow} (\operatorname{Jac}(X'),a')$, there exists a unique isomorphism $f: X \stackrel{\sim}{\rightarrow} X'$ such that $F = f_J$.

Suppose $X$ is not hyperelliptic. Then, for every isomorphism of polarized varieties $F: (\operatorname{Jac}(X),a) \stackrel{\sim}{\rightarrow} (\operatorname{Jac}(X'),a'),$ there exists an isomorphism $f: X \stackrel{\sim}{\rightarrow} X'$ and $e \in \{ \pm 1\}$ such that $F = e \cdot  J_f$. Moreover, the pair $(f,e)$ is uniquely determined by $F$.

So, we conclude:

$$\operatorname{Aut}(\operatorname{Jac}(X), a) \simeq \begin{cases} \operatorname{Aut}(X) & \text{if } X \text{ is hyperelliptic} \\
\operatorname{Aut}(X) \oplus {\mathbb{Z}}/2 &  \text{if } X \text{ is not hyperelliptic}
\end{cases}$$

(Here we end quoting the Appendice). This precise form of Torelli’s theorem is proved for              96     \[96, 226\]

  : The number of principal polarizations refers to the number of found principal polarizations up to auto-equivalence.

\[table:pp\]

8(1, 3, 4)
----------

In this section, we look at a genus two surface defined as an eightfold cyclic cover over a thrice punctured sphere with branching indices $(1, 3, 4).$ Since it is a genus two curve, it is hyperelliptic. We begin this section by discussing two different types of hyperelliptic curves that arise as cyclic branched covers over thrice punctured spheres, namely the $(1, \frac{d}{2} - 1, \frac{d}{2})$-cover and the $(1, 1, d - 2)$-cover. Recall that we let $d (d_1, \ldots , d_n)$ denote the $d$-fold cyclic cover over


$y^4 - x (x - 1) (x + 1),$ and given the latter we achieve Fermat’s quartic.

Using tessellations, the automorphism group of this Riemann surface is presented in [@dami] as $\operatorname{Aut}(X) = \langle a, b \mid a^8 = b^3 = (ab) ^2 = (a^2b^2)^3 = (a^4b^2)^3 = 1 \rangle$. This is equivalent to the group in Table  \[table:pp\] by the GAP small group identification function. We reprove this with `autplane.sage`.

Using the same method as earlier, that is, so that the intersection matrix is chosen as

$$\textrm{int}_1 = \begin{pmatrix} 0 & 1 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 \\
 -1 & 0 & 1 & 1 & 0 & 0 \\
 -1 & -1 & 0 & 1 & 1 & 0 \\
 0 & -1 & -1and show that $c$ can be arbitrary. Given $b, c >0,$ we calculate the period matrix to be:

$$\Pi = \begin{pmatrix} 1 & i & -1 & (b + \sqrt{2}) e^{\frac{i \pi }{4}} & (b + \sqrt{2}) e^{\frac{3 i \pi }{4}} & (b + \sqrt{2}) e^{-\frac{3 i \pi }{4}} \\
 1 & -1 & 1 & c i & -c i & c i \\
 1 & -i & -1 & b e^{\frac{3 \pi i}{4}} & b e^{\frac{9 \pi i}{4}} & b e^{\frac{15 \pi i}{4}}\end{pmatrix}.$$

5(1, 2, 4, 3) Bring’s curve
---------------------------

In this section, we look at the genus four non-hyperelliptic Riemann surface associated to Kepler’s small stellated dodecahedron. In [@matti], it is shown that the Riemann surface is a fivefold cyclic cover over a 4-punctured sphere defined by branching indices


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As you can see the risk equals the impact (for example in a monetary unit) times the probability. Now every mitigation measure also costs money. The theory is that if the costs of mitigation (for example buying a backup server) are higher than the risk, you should accept that risk. So what happened to poor Paul is that the cost of hiring the two extra developers (the mitigation measure) was higher than the loss he would have had when two team members would be unavailable (due to illness or resignation) times the probability of that event. And apparently Stephen made the right decision since the


array of facts; we choose how to add them up.

Are we in for an all-time apocalyptic fire season? Or are we merely predicting our own doom, as we've done so many times before? The city burning, after all, "is Los Angeles' deepest image of itself."

When Brian Humphrey, a three-decade veteran of the Los Angeles Fire Department, picks up the phone, the first thing he wants to know is if we are calling about the smell. And then, when he hears that the inquiry is not about today's Maywood fire, but rather fires as a whole—and the fearful headlines—he laughs. Heartily.

"Do you know about clickbait and link bait?" Humphrey asked, without actually calling the headlines in question clickbait or link bait, just suggesting the possibility. "We don't want toour precariousness, and the potential for disasters of biblical proportions (see also: waiting for The Big One).

In one of the very first blockbuster visions of the city burning, Tod Hackett, the protagonist of Nathanael West's 1939 novel The Day of the Locust endlessly plans his imperfectible magnum opus, "The Burning of Los Angeles," a vast painted canvas depicting just that.

Los Angeles has burned countless times, in both fiction and fact, to say nothing of the Bad Religion song.

"It is a curious form of romantic self-aggrandizement, one familiar from untold numbers of novels, short stories, films and songs that has now spread to video games," according to New York Times film critic Manohla Dargis.

No other city, as Mike Davis wrote in Ecology of Fear "seems to excite such dark


"and then we'll reach the zenith, with Santa Ana winds," Humphrey said. Because when it comes to wildfire, "heat is an issue, but wind is king."

So be careful out there. Don't throw lit cigarettes out the car window. Remember that all fireworks have been illegal in Los Angeles since World War II. And if you really want to see the city burn, there are plenty of movies to choose from.± standard deviation and as percentage changes compared with the internal reference sample. (A) Claudin-2 expression, (B) claudin-5 expression, (C) claudin-7 expression and (D) claudin-8 expression. (E) Histograms. \*\*P\<0.01 vs. non-neoplastic tissues.](MMR-18-02-1271-g01){#f2-mmr-18-02-1271}

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produces films with high density, strong adhesion, a low impurity level, and a smooth surface. Also, film properties usually associated with relatively high substrate temperatures in conventional vacuum depositions can be obtained at lower substrate temperatures in the ICB technique. This results in a distinct advantage in semiconductor device fabrication. Examples of the ICB method of deposition of films of material onto a substrate are found in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4152478, 4217855, 5350607 and 5380683, all of which are hereby incorporated by reference.
Recent advances have been made in the field of eleclrochromics. As used herein, "electrochromics" refers to color-active glass materials that change their color and other optical properties (i.e., transmittance and reflectance) in response to an applied electric field. A number of different materials have been investigatedheated, a thermo-triggered luminescence change occurs, in which bright yellow luminescence at 561 and 608 nm turns to red luminescence at 667 nm with a drastic red shift. The multi-stimulus-responsive luminescence switches have been monitored by the changes in emission spectra and X-ray diffraction patterns. Both X-ray crystallographic and density functional theory studies suggest that the variation in the intermolecular Pt-Pt interaction is the key factor in inducing an intriguing luminescence switch.


glucocorticoids in these cells (Young, H. A., Shih, T. Y., Scolnick, E. M., and Parks, W. P. (1977) J. Virol. 21, 139-149). 3-Amino-benzamide, a specific inhibitor of (ADP-ribose)n synthetase, increased mouse mammary tumor virus RNA levels with an accompanying decrease in endogenous ADP-ribosylation of HMG 14 and 17. These results show that a decrease in endogenous ADP-ribosylation of HMG 14 and 17 is a consequence of glucocorticoid action and suggest that loss of (ADP-ribose)n from these proteins may be an important event in mouse mammary tumor virus gene expression.model is the question how the genome size in the model influences the results of simulations. Thus far, the genome size implemented in the sexual model as two bit-strings, with relatively low number of bits (genes) (from 8 up to around 1000 bits), does not correspond to the real sizes of natural genomes, which in the case of higher eukaryotes are of the order of dozens of thousands of genes. Our question was if it is possible to generate in simulations populations with similar age distributions independently of the genome size. This problem was already addressed by [@Malarz] without conclusive results and recently by [@Jorge] whose results suggested roughly the scaling properties of the model. In our analyses we have tried to show how the parameters describing the


KEY STEPS

UNFCCC Workshop on the second review of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to its Article 9

Athens, Greece
22-23 October 2008

Introduction and Overview

The Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (CMP), at
its second session, decided that the second review of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to its Article 9
shall take place at its fourth session in 2008. CMP 3 identified the scope and content of the
second review. In order to prepare this review, CMP 3 requested the secretariat to organize a
pre-sessional workshop to consider the relevance to the second review of progress achieved by the
AWG-KP in advancing its work programme. For the review, the CMP will also consider
recommendations made by the Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI), at its twenty-eighth session,
in June 2008. Themeeting the costs of adaptation to
joint implementation and emissions trading. Submissions from Parties.

FCCC/KP/CMP/2008/MISC.2
Views from Parties on how the current institutional arrangements, governance, rules and procedures of
the clean development mechanism and joint implementation may be improved in the first commitment
period in order to enhance their functioning and effectiveness. Submissions from Parties.

FCCC/KP/CMP/2008/MISC.3
Views from Parties on ways and means to enhance equitable regional and sub-regional distribution of
projects under the clean development mechanism. Submissions from Parties.

Decision 4/CMP.3
Scope and content of the second review of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to its Article 9

.FCCC/SBI/2008/8
(paragraphs 99-113)
Report of the Subsidiary Body for Implementation on its twenty-eighth session, held in Bonn from 4 to
13 June 2008.

FCCC/SBI/2008/INF.5
Report on the workshop on preparations for the second review of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to its
Article 9. Note by the secretariat.

UNFCCC


"♪ Bom-bom, bom-ba-dum ♪" "♪ Ma-ma-ma-bom-ba-dum Ba-da-dum ♪" "[music playing]" "[snoring] [yawning]" "[sighing] How long do we have to wait before we're allowed to leave?" "The five-moment rule says if your teacher is five moments late, no class." "'Cause he's probably been eaten." "Or maybe he fell in a sinkhole." "They're popping up everywhere..." " [thuds]" " Oh, no, your teacher's dead." "[gasping]" "As you know, Squawk ran the scream-leading team." "Today, they were helping our hunters." "[roaring] [yelling]" "We got a charger." "Scream leaders, scream them back." "And a-one and a-two and a... [screaming]" "One of you is flat." "[screaming] [screaming]" "At least he died doing what he loved." "Screaming." "I scream-led when I was your age, so I'll be the new coach." "We'll have tryouts toit was Meep." "But it's okay." "You did turn out to be a good screamer." "Of course, you are still crazy grounded." "Meep, you're cut." " Seriously." "You're obviously fired." " Yeah!" "I got some pizzazz fingers for you right here." "Hmph!" "You don't deserve me anyway." "[neck cracking] Oh!" "Oh, my neck." "Oh, no, I'm stuck this way." "So, who's gonna replace her?" "[screeching]" "Teacher Squawk?" "You're okay-slash-gross." "I shall resume coaching the team." "I know the horrors of an albatroceros' stomach firsthand, and now truly understand how to scream." "Well, that worked out." "We didn't die, so I guess everything's all tied up." "Oh, wait, Thunk." "[shouts, grunts]" "Thunk, are you okay?" "Ha!" "You spoke." "I win." "Son, you really couldn't climb out of this?" "[music


I guess you better get more." "[all groan] [whimpers] [shouts, grunts]" "I never... since yesterday." "This is no way to treat a guest." "You are not a guest." "You're a pest." "In fact, I'm throwing you again." "[groans] Don't bother." "I'll throw myself." "Meep was right." "[sniffling] I am worthless." "I tried so hard to fit in here and I failed." "This was you trying to fit in?" "[sighs]" "I'll just go to Old People Island and wait to die." "[cawing]" "You'll be missed." "That should've been you." "Until they kick me out too." "Snoot, wait." "Old People Island is that way, actually." "[sobbing]" "Wait, wait." "Okay." "I can stay?" "No!" "But I will help you get back together with Meep." "You will?" "Thank you, Grug." "Just comefor." "But mostly stupid." "[laughing]" "You know, watching Snoot and Meep made me want a little romance, too." "You thinking what I'm thinking?" "Mm-hmm." "[Womp singing]" "[yawns]" "I'm tired." "Can I please go home now?" " No." " No." "Hmm." "[singing weakly]"


of people’s egos, other students and teachers a like. That’s ok though – we are all just human – but sometimes, when you’ve employed all your supernatural mind-calming devices to get to class, on time, not feeling like you want to hide inside with a bottle or wine and hug your pillow, a glimpse of someone else acting like a shithead is kind of jarring.

Making like sardines

Things can get a little… cosy. When class is busy, you’re crammed in like the above, with under a foots space on each side of your mat. At first I absolutely hated this, and would employ all my Fuck Off vibes and evil dagger-shooting eyes to keep some space round my mat, but after a couple of times I didn’t mind itknee pain wasn’t even noticeable. And I finished top 10, so yay :)

I’ve signed up for another two months, in which time I hope to make a significant difference to my mobility and flexibility, and to get myself to a place where I can start to self-manage and self-practise yoga and other activities to ensure I don’t get back to the wreck that I was. I can’t afford to pay their full rate fee, otherwise if it was the same price as my gym I would probably sign up for life!

My focus for the next few months will be (this is as much for my own benefit as anyone else’s!)

work on getting my feet a few inches closer on my squat

nailing the side crow properly (I can brute


STDMETHOD_(ULONG,Release)(THIS) PURE;
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    STDMETHOD(GetPrivateData)(THIS_ REFGUID   refguid,void * pData, DWORD * pSizeOfData) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(FreePrivateData)(THIS_ REFGUID  refguid) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetContainer)(THIS_ REFIID  riid, void ** ppContainer) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetDesc)(THIS_ D3DVOLUME_DESC * pDesc) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(LockBox)(THIS_ D3DLOCKED_BOX *locked_box, const D3DBOX *box, DWORD flags) PURE;
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#undef INTERFACE

#if !defined(__cplusplus) || defined(CINTERFACE)
/*** IUnknown methods ***/
#define IDirect3DVolume8_QueryInterface(p,a,b)        (p)->lpVtbl->QueryInterface(p,a,b)
#define IDirect3DVolume8_AddRef(p)                    (p)->lpVtbl->AddRef(p)
#define IDirect3DVolume8_Release(p)PURE;
    STDMETHOD_(DWORD,SetPriority)(THIS_ DWORD  PriorityNew) PURE;
    STDMETHOD_(DWORD,GetPriority)(THIS) PURE;
    STDMETHOD_(void,PreLoad)(THIS) PURE;
    STDMETHOD_(D3DRESOURCETYPE,GetType)(THIS) PURE;
};
#undef INTERFACE

#if !defined(__cplusplus) || defined(CINTERFACE)
/*** IUnknown methods ***/
#define IDirect3DResource8_QueryInterface(p,a,b)        (p)->lpVtbl->QueryInterface(p,a,b)
#define IDirect3DResource8_AddRef(p)                    (p)->lpVtbl->AddRef(p)
#define IDirect3DResource8_Release(p)                   (p)->lpVtbl->Release(p)
/*** IDirect3DResource8 methods ***/
#define IDirect3DResource8_GetDevice(p,a)               (p)->lpVtbl->GetDevice(p,a)
#define IDirect3DResource8_SetPrivateData(p,a,b,c,d)    (p)->lpVtbl->SetPrivateData(p,a,b,c,d)
#define IDirect3DResource8_GetPrivateData(p,a,b,c)      (p)->lpVtbl->GetPrivateData(p,a,b,c)
#define IDirect3DResource8_FreePrivateData(p,a)         (p)->lpVtbl->FreePrivateData(p,a)
#define IDirect3DResource8_SetPriority(p,a)


           (p)->Release()
/*** IDirect3DVertexBuffer8 methods: IDirect3DResource8 ***/
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_GetDevice(p,a)               (p)->GetDevice(a)
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_SetPrivateData(p,a,b,c,d)    (p)->SetPrivateData(a,b,c,d)
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_GetPrivateData(p,a,b,c)      (p)->GetPrivateData(a,b,c)
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_FreePrivateData(p,a)         (p)->FreePrivateData(a)
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_SetPriority(p,a)             (p)->SetPriority(a)
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_GetPriority(p)               (p)->GetPriority()
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_PreLoad(p)                   (p)->PreLoad()
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_GetType(p)                   (p)->GetType()
/*** IDirect3DVertexBuffer8 methods ***/
#define IDirect3DVertexBuffer8_Lock(p,a,b,c,d)     (p)->FreePrivateData(a)
#define IDirect3DIndexBuffer8_SetPriority(p,a)             (p)->SetPriority(a)
#define IDirect3DIndexBuffer8_GetPriority(p)               (p)->GetPriority()
#define IDirect3DIndexBuffer8_PreLoad(p)                   (p)->PreLoad()
#define IDirect3DIndexBuffer8_GetType(p)                   (p)->GetType()
/*** IDirect3DIndexBuffer8 methods ***/
#define IDirect3DIndexBuffer8_Lock(p,a,b,c,d)              (p)->Lock(a,b,c,d)
#define IDirect3DIndexBuffer8_Unlock(p)                    (p)->Unlock()
#define IDirect3DIndexBuffer8_GetDesc(p,a)


|| defined(CINTERFACE)
/*** IUnknown methods ***/
#define IDirect3DTexture8_QueryInterface(p,a,b)        (p)->lpVtbl->QueryInterface(p,a,b)
#define IDirect3DTexture8_AddRef(p)                    (p)->lpVtbl->AddRef(p)
#define IDirect3DTexture8_Release(p)                   (p)->lpVtbl->Release(p)
/*** IDirect3DTexture8 methods: IDirect3DResource8 ***/
#define IDirect3DTexture8_GetDevice(p,a)               (p)->lpVtbl->GetDevice(p,a)
#define IDirect3DTexture8_SetPrivateData(p,a,b,c,d)    (p)->lpVtbl->SetPrivateData(p,a,b,c,d)
#define IDirect3DTexture8_GetPrivateData(p,a,b,c)      (p)->lpVtbl->GetPrivateData(p,a,b,c)
#define IDirect3DTexture8_FreePrivateData(p,a)         (p)->lpVtbl->FreePrivateData(p,a)
#define IDirect3DTexture8_SetPriority(p,a)             (p)->lpVtbl->SetPriority(p,a)
#define IDirect3DTexture8_GetPriority(p)               (p)->lpVtbl->GetPriority(p)
#define IDirect3DTexture8_PreLoad(p) Width,UINT  Height,D3DFORMAT  Format,D3DMULTISAMPLE_TYPE  MultiSample,IDirect3DSurface8 ** ppSurface) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(CreateImageSurface)(THIS_ UINT  Width,UINT  Height,D3DFORMAT  Format,IDirect3DSurface8 ** ppSurface) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(CopyRects)(THIS_ IDirect3DSurface8 *src_surface, const RECT *src_rects,
            UINT rect_count, IDirect3DSurface8 *dst_surface, const POINT *dst_points) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(UpdateTexture)(THIS_ IDirect3DBaseTexture8 * pSourceTexture,IDirect3DBaseTexture8 * pDestinationTexture) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetFrontBuffer)(THIS_ IDirect3DSurface8 * pDestSurface) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(SetRenderTarget)(THIS_ IDirect3DSurface8 * pRenderTarget,IDirect3DSurface8 * pNewZStencil) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetRenderTarget)(THIS_ IDirect3DSurface8 ** ppRenderTarget) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetDepthStencilSurface)(THIS_ IDirect3DSurface8 ** ppZStencilSurface) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(BeginScene)(THIS) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(EndScene)(THIS) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(Clear)(THIS_ DWORD rect_count, const D3DRECT *rects, DWORD flags, D3DCOLOR color,


   STDMETHOD(ValidateDevice)(THIS_ DWORD * pNumPasses) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetInfo)(THIS_ DWORD  DevInfoID,void * pDevInfoStruct,DWORD  DevInfoStructSize) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(SetPaletteEntries)(THIS_ UINT palette_idx, const PALETTEENTRY *entries) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetPaletteEntries)(THIS_ UINT  PaletteNumber,PALETTEENTRY * pEntries) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(SetCurrentTexturePalette)(THIS_ UINT  PaletteNumber) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetCurrentTexturePalette)(THIS_ UINT  * PaletteNumber) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(DrawPrimitive)(THIS_ D3DPRIMITIVETYPE  PrimitiveType,UINT  StartVertex,UINT  PrimitiveCount) PURE;
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    STDMETHOD(SetIndices)(THIS_ IDirect3DIndexBuffer8 * pIndexData,UINT  BaseVertexIndex) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetIndices)(THIS_ IDirect3DIndexBuffer8 ** ppIndexData,UINT * pBaseVertexIndex) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(CreatePixelShader)(THIS_ const DWORD *byte_code, DWORD *shader) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(SetPixelShader)(THIS_ DWORD  Handle) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetPixelShader)(THIS_ DWORD * pHandle) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(DeletePixelShader)(THIS_ DWORD  Handle) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(SetPixelShaderConstant)(THIS_ DWORD reg_idx, const void *data, DWORD count) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetPixelShaderConstant)(THIS_ DWORD  Register,void * pConstantData,DWORD  ConstantCount) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(GetPixelShaderFunction)(THIS_ DWORD  Handle,void * pData,DWORD * pSizeOfData) PURE;


  STDMETHOD(DrawRectPatch)(THIS_ UINT handle, const float *segment_count,
            const D3DRECTPATCH_INFO *patch_info) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(DrawTriPatch)(THIS_ UINT handle, const float *segment_count,
            const D3DTRIPATCH_INFO *patch_info) PURE;
    STDMETHOD(DeletePatch)(THIS_ UINT  Handle) PURE;
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#if !defined(__cplusplus) || defined(CINTERFACE)
/*** IUnknown methods ***/
#define IDirect3DDevice8_QueryInterface(p,a,b)                     (p)->lpVtbl->QueryInterface(p,a,b)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_AddRef(p)                                 (p)->lpVtbl->AddRef(p)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_Release(p)                       (p)->lpVtbl->SetTexture(p,a,b)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_GetTextureStageState(p,a,b,c)             (p)->lpVtbl->GetTextureStageState(p,a,b,c)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_SetTextureStageState(p,a,b,c)             (p)->lpVtbl->SetTextureStageState(p,a,b,c)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_ValidateDevice(p,a)                       (p)->lpVtbl->ValidateDevice(p,a)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_GetInfo(p,a,b,c)                          (p)->lpVtbl->GetInfo(p,a,b,c)
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#define IDirect3DDevice8_GetPaletteEntries(p,a,b)


 (p)->CreatePixelShader(a,b)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_SetPixelShader(p,a)                       (p)->SetPixelShader(a)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_GetPixelShader(p,a)                       (p)->GetPixelShader(a)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_DeletePixelShader(p,a)                    (p)->DeletePixelShader(a)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_SetPixelShaderConstant(p,a,b,c)           (p)->SetPixelShaderConstant(a,b,c)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_GetPixelShaderConstant(p,a,b,c)           (p)->GetPixelShaderConstant(a,b,c)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_GetPixelShaderFunction(p,a,b,c)           (p)->GetPixelShaderFunction(a,b,c)
#define IDirect3DDevice8_DrawRectPatch(p,a,b,c)                    (p)->DrawRectPatch(a,b,c)
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The last couple of days have been littered with Atlanta United related news. Minnesota United supporters and much of MLS is angry at Atlanta United for the "forced" name change. The latest mascot polls have created a small debate on which mascot would best suit AUFC. So we're hosting our second call-in show for your listening pleasure! All calls and questions are welcome, just be prepared to give us your hot take from the get-go.

Call-in Phone Number: (713) 955-0722

Time: 8-9pm

There will also be a chat window that you can use to communicate with us. We're entering a brave new world. Please come with us!

If you can't be with us tonight, the podcast will be uploaded to iTunes and Stitcher as usual. We experimenting with this for the secondShare on social media

Looking at this week’s team sheets, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Saturday’s match against the North Queensland Cowboys bears more resemblance to a monster movie than a rugby league clash. Two giant packs are set to go toe-to-toe in a match that means plenty on both sides of half-way.

For the Rabbitohs, Saturday represents the final home-game of the regular season – a final opportunity to get it right in front of a home crowd, but also, the next step in staying in touch with the NRL’s top-four – victory is a must for the red and green’s.

For North Queensland, a top-eight finish is well and truly on the line. Currently sitting in seventh on 26 competition points, a loss for the Cowboys could spell


the dying minutes of round 23, the South Sydney Rabbitohs’ NYC side will take on the twelfth-placed North Queensland Cowboys this Saturday night as they look to keep their finals hopes alive.

The Rabbitohs’ NYC went down to the Brisbane Broncos by 36-32 at Redfern Oval in a nail-biter last Saturday in a match that was snatched away at the end by a patient Broncos outfit.

With just under 10 minutes left, the Rabbitohs were in control of the match, but quick tries to the third placed Brisbane side put them back in the match to claim victory, despite a spirited final throw of the dice from Souths.

Now placed 10th on 24 competition points, the Rabbitohs find themselves just two points out of the Holden Cup’s top-eight, with three winscriggs

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New York, NY criggs Member Google's MVNO Nova Product: Unlimited Data? Like the subject header says. What's the data cap if any on non-mobile phone plans, i.e. laptop plans? What will be the monthly rate? Etc. etc.

Anyone heard anything?

Love to be able to read the Information.com article, but they're demanding a minimum of $39 for one month in order to read it. Screw that.

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Madison, AL SunnyD Member Sprint AND T-Mo? I know Sprint is slowly migrating to something useful with their network vision crap, but using both Sprint and T-Mo? How are they planning on doing interop on the networks? Or are they even going to?

existenz

join:2014-02-12 existenz Member Re: Sprint AND T-Mo? Data should be easy to switch between the two. Voice maybe picks one or other perhaps


other retail's MGT, they have no clue what they are doing let alone will ever until they run the company into the ground.

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Austin, TX ·Time Warner Cable

iansltx Member Wouldn't be surprised if they bought Tucows or bandwidth.com If Google is going this route via acquisitions, Ting already has TMUS and Sprint integrations set up, and the new fiber network projects are icing on the cake. Then Google spins off the downloads side of things and calls it a day.

Alternately, they acquire bandwidth.com...Google's probably their biggest customer anyway...and put the Republic Wireless tech to work. Though they'd need to get an MVNO set up for TMUS if they did that.

existenz

join:2014-02-12 existenz Member Re: Wouldn't be surprised if they bought Tucows or bandwidth.com Acquiring Ting might get them in moreWATCH: Tisha Campbell-Martin Confirms ‘Martin’ Reboot

If you were watching TV in the mid-’90s, you couldn’t avoid Martin. The manic, ridiculously funny comedy starring Martin Lawrence hasn’t gotten all the love it probably deserves in the 20 years since it went off the air until now.

Martin co-star Tisha Campbell-Martin appeared to confirm to Hip Hollywood that something is up regarding a series reboot, though she was pretty coy about it.

In the above video, Campbell-Martin said that playing Martin’s love interest Gina was an honor, and she was surprised people still loved the characters created by her, Lawrence, and deceased co-star Tommy Ford. “I can’t tell you anything,” about a remake, she said, “But it’s very exciting.”

We are all curious to see how the reboot will address actor Thomas Ford’s


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Events

January events
 January 25 – The North Hudson County Railway in New Jersey opens the first elevated cable railway in the United States, the Hoboken Elevated.

February events
 February 1 – The Mersey Railway opened to public traffic between Birkenhead and Liverpool by tunnel beneath the River Mersey, England.
 February 18 - The Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad is incorporated in Mississippi.

March events
 March–September – Great Southwest Railroad Strike, a labor union strike against the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific railroads involving more than 200,000 workers.
 March 30 – Executives from several railroad companies operating in the southern United States meet and agree to all regauge their railroads to standard gauge, , by June 1.

May events
 May – The Atchison, Topekajar, and one for a gift. This Brazilian inspired cream is everything the hype claims it to be. It smells divine, is incredibly rich and targets skin firming and smoothing. Bum Bum Cream is also rich in Acai which is an amazing antioxidant and high in caffeine and coconut oil. Shop here.

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After completion of the surgical procedure the entire cavity was completely cleaned and was packed with Gel foam. Prosthesis (obturator) was made from the presurgical records and was delivered to the patient after surgery. Following the surgery, the healing of the surgical wound was uneventful and the patient was kept under observation to check for recurrence.

The histopathological examination revealed the cystic space which was lined by a continuous layer of stratified epithelium of 6-8 cell layer thickness with prominent basal cell layer and the absence of rete ridges. The stratified epithelium was orthokeratinized in nature with prominent stratum granulosum layer. Abundance of orthokeratin was present in the cystic lumen. The connective tissue showed minimal or no inflammatory response. One portion of the lesion was hard and solid whichin U.S. Pat. No. 1,789,435 wherein a method is described for expanding the volume of tobacco in order to make up the loss of weight caused in curing the tobacco leaf. The tobacco is contacted with a gas such as air, carbon dioxide, or steam under pressure and, upon release of the pressure, the tobacco tends to expand limitedly between 5% and 15% by volume.
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ticket early, now they aren't available online. Anyone know how we could get another ticket early so she doesn't have to go camp in line at 7pm?

As far as I know, tickets are will call and require id matching the purchasers at the door. Might be challenging. Paxahau announced that tickets will be available at the official movement afterparty booth in Hart Plaza somewhere near the exit or entrance. Probably your best bet, unless you know some of the paxahau folks.

What do you mean 'might be challenging?'

Anyone know if there will be a separate line for will call? Would be nice to be able to skip the line.

Meaning I don't think that you can purchase somebody else's ticket, so your only bets are knowing someone involved with organizingin Bacchic fury" when he travelled to the north and saw the Arimaspians, as reported by Herodotus:

This Aristeas, possessed by Phoibos, visited the Issedones; beyond these (he said) live the one-eyed Arimaspoi, beyond whom are the Grypes that guard gold, and beyond these again the Hyperboreoi, whose territory reaches to the sea. Except for the Hyperboreoi,  all these nations (and first the Arimaspoi) are always at war with their neighbors.

Arimaspi and griffins remained stock images associated with the outlands of the north: the Aeschylan Prometheus Bound (ca 415 BC?), describing the wanderings of Io, notes that she is not to pass through the north, among the Arimaspi and griffins, but southward. Herodotus, "Father of History", admits the fantastic allure of the edges of the known world: "The


(Phys.org) -- Because they can modify plants to either produce better fruit or in many other cases ward off disease and pests, researchers genetically alter crop plants to increase yields without adding additional ...

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(Phys.org) -- The discovery that more Western corn rootworms are resistant to the toxin contained in widely planted transgenic corn has sparked a warning that farmers mustis not a
party to this appeal.
        5
          Because Mr. Wallace’s notice of appeal filed on March 15, 2018, in the Court of Appeals was
premature, it and his motion were deemed filed as of March 16, 2018, the date on which the trial court
entered its final order.
        6
          Although Metro and the Commission filed a motion to dismiss, the parties and the trial court
treated the proceedings in that court as a final adjudication of and judgment on the merits. We review this
matter in that posture.


the meaning of its provisions.”
                                                   -6-
       forth in the case of a general metropolitan election. The provisions of
       section 15.01 hereof with respect to voting in general metropolitan
       elections and with respect to qualifying as a candidate shall apply to special
       elections and to general elections at which time a vacancy is filled.

(Emphasis added).

distinguishes this case from Garcia. Moreover, we have not in the past
refused to place limits on language in the Charter when such limits are clear from the purpose and
function of the provision at issue. See, e.g., State ex rel. Wise v. Judd, 655 S.W.2d 953 (Tenn. 1983)
(holding that the phrase “preceding general election” as used in section 19.01 of the Charter is limited to
municipal general elections and excludes state or federal general elections).

                                                   -9-
consistent with the legislative history


   office, and the date for such election, as established under subsection (a), falls within
        thirty (30) days of an upcoming regular primary or general election being held in that
        district, the governor, or the county election commission, as specified in § 2-14-103, may
        issue the writ of election for the special election for the date which will coincide with the
        regular primary or general election.

        (2) If the date of the election is adjusted, as provided in subdivision (b)(1), all other dates
        dependentpower models [@qiao2003miser; @jung2002energy; @baiamonte2006saving; @bruno2002optimization; @carvalho2004modeling; @chen2008edca; @chen2008edca; @ergen2007decomposition; @garcia2011energy] show that power amplifier operations dominate the total power consumption of Wi-Fi radios. Thus, the saved power budget by our design can facilitate lower power or longer range transmission, which fully aligns with the targets of IoT Wi-Fi protocols.

**Downclocking.** Recently, researchers have demonstrated that downclocking Wi-Fi radios can effectively reduce the energy consumption during packet reception and idle listening. E-Mili [@mobicom11emili] pioneers this kind of mechanisms to downclock receiver’s clock rate during idle listening, and switches to full clock rate for packet reception. SloMo [@nsdi13slomo] enables packet decoding in IEEE 802.11b while downclocking by exploiting the sparsity in direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) PHY. SEER [@wang2017wideband] designs a special preamble to allow narrowband receiver sensing a much wider band signal without


care facility in Tulsa, has given a lot of thought to hate since the shooting. She's thought a great deal in the past five days about her own upbringing in west Tulsa in the 1970s, she says, when racism was raw and out in the open.

"We got chased home [by] whites every day, because we lived in the projects. But we [didn't] sit there and get angry at them," Clardy says.

"Because you don't grow up and start hating white people [just] because they used to jump us and stuff. That's no cause to hate anybody. And I feel sorry for someone who has that kind of hatred in their heart."

Now, Bobby Clark's extended family is struggling to collect funds to bury him. Friends have set up a donationBurdens and benefits of placebos in antidepressant clinical trials: a decision and cost-effectiveness analysis.
The use of placebos is a necessary, if controversial, part of determining the efficacy of new antidepressants in randomized clinical trials. Such studies need to convey accurate and useful risk-benefit information to subjects since effective treatments are withheld. The authors assessed the cost-effectiveness of entering such a trial from the perspective of potential subjects. The choice between individualized psychiatric treatment and an 8-week placebo-controlled, randomized clinical trial was modeled by using a static model. The analysis was conducted from the perspective of a potential subject who has moderate depression, is at low risk for suicide, has no comorbid conditions, and lacks adequate insurance to pay for mental health services. The trial was assumed to be


free for subjects, except for indirect costs. Model outcomes included the probability of treatment response at 8 weeks and "decremental" cost-effectiveness. Data were based on reviews of published and some unpublished clinical trials of novel antidepressants that were eventually shown to be efficacious. A participant in a typical antidepressant efficacy trial has a chance of treatment response almost 25% less than that with individualized treatment. An uninsured participant can expect to save just over $164 for every 10% chance of response sacrificed by entering the placebo-controlled trial. For placebo-controlled antidepressant trials, it is possible to derive systematic and evidence-based estimates of the burdens and potential benefits to subjects. Such information may be more useful for institutional review boards and potential subjects than an unstructured enumeration of risks andemail address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

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= 0.82337 + -38.80237. Let i = z - g. What is i rounded to 2 decimal places?
-0.02
Let r(x) = 2*x**3 + 18*x**2 - 10*x + 6. Let v be r(-11). Round v to the nearest one hundred.
-400
Let r = 13.0000328 + -13. Round r to five decimal places.
0.00003
Let o = 26 - 14. Let z = -13989903.000094 + 13989891. Let i = z + o. What is i rounded to 5 decimal places?
-0.00009
Suppose 3574 = -s - 872. Suppose -3*g = 2*g - 2*o + 10222, 0 = 2*g - o + 4088. Let i = s - g. What is i rounded to the nearest one thousand?
-2000
Let m = 12.974 + -13. Let p = -0.065 - m. What is p rounded to two dps?
-0.04
Let f(q)Soto, 52, of Montebello. “I had a craving for the tacos, so I came here, only to find out they were 50 cents. What a pleasant surprise.”

He and another customer, Sandy Garcia, also of Montebello, said the lure of the restaurant was more than just the great food.

“It’s been a tradition to come here since I was in high school,” Soto said. “It was open late after the football games.”

Garcia, who fed her three-year-old daughter, Jayleah, said she remembered coming to King Taco as a child.

“My mother brought me here, always for the carne asada tacos, so it became a family tradition,” she said.

Linda Maldonado and Liz Romero of La Puente eat at the Baldwin Park location a couple times a week, they said, and had ordered 11


didn't have the same issue with parking or noise, but, weren't 'quiet' compared to today's drives.
The oldest drives we have in production is a system we're about to virtualize for a client.  A  Raid-5 set with 18 9gb drives that cost them $8800 in 2000 or so running a dual P3/1ghz.  Machine pushes about 120kb/sec with some peaks, but, has been running fine since it was put online in Dec 2000.  We do have two dual-drive Raid-1 36gb systems that were put in place in Dec 1998 that are still operational using ST336704LC.  I don't recall if the drives in those two machines were replaced, but, smartctl reports that and a serial number that seagate's system doesn't recognize.  Again, this machine isVarious light-collimating films are known. See for example U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,621,898; 5,204,160; and 6,398,370. Such light-collimating films typically include a light transmissive film having a plurality of parallel grooves wherein the grooves comprise a light-absorbing material.
Light-collimating films can be placed proximate a display surface, image surface, or other surface to be viewed. At normal incidence, (i.e. 0 degree viewing angle) where a viewer is looking at an image through the light-collimating film in a direction that is perpendicular to the film surface, the image is viewable. As the viewing angle increases, the amount of light transmitted through the light-collimating film decreases until a maximum viewing angle is reached where substantially all the light is blocked by the light-absorbing material and the image is no longer viewable. This


dismantling of the press frame including for example, the supporting columns, beams and the like. Additionally, after replacement of the components in the assembly, additional time and effort was required to realign and readjust the press.
With regard to the operation of fixed frame presses of the present type, it has been discovered that the installed press ram often interfered with the loading and unloading of excessively long or extremely warped workpieces. This operational problem resulted from the fact that in prior fixed frame type presses, the ram was restrained within the confines of the support columns and its placement therein often interfered with the loading and unloading of such workpieces. Thus, it was a continuing and unresolved problem to facilitate the loading and unloading of such long orfighters into the fray in many areas, imposing economic blockades on Sunni townships because of the IS presence there.

With the Americans and other powers becoming involved, the rebels fear they will simply be tarred as IS terrorists and the Sunni areas reduced to rubble.

"The Sunnis feel that everybody is ganging up on them, that they are targeted by everybody," said Mr al-Zubaai.

"The worst thing is to realise that you have nothing to lose any more. The situation is very bad and getting worse. It's enough to make you blow yourself up. This is where the political process has taken us.

"Our biggest concern now is a political solution. A security solution will achieve nothing. The bombing has to stop."

Sense of betrayal

Under Nouri Maliki, who remains as commander-in-chief of the


betrayed by Mr Maliki, who failed to carry out commitments given to the Sunnis and gradually drove them into a position of outright revolt after the bloody suppression of peaceful protest demonstrations from 2012.

That is why they are seeking international guarantees for a new power-sharing deal. They do not trust the Shia, and fear that under Mr Maliki's nominated successor Haidar al-Abadi, who comes from the same party, things may not change.

"Appointing someone from the same Dawa party to succeed Maliki is like appointing a Baathist to replace Saddam Hussein," said Mr al-Zubaai.

Fear of isolation

The tribal and military rebels are proposing a national reconciliation conference under international auspices, with all factions invited except for IS and also the Shia militias, which they regard as equally bad as, orQ:

What is causing my SML variables to be unbound?

I am very new to SML code and I am trying to make a function that returns a list of all prime numbers up to the number that is given by the user. I have most of the functions working except I keep getting an unbound variable or constructor error on my number, index, and lst variables. The code should use two helper functions to run through two indexs and multiply them getting non prime numbers out of the list. Here is my code:

fun removeMult (lst,n) = if null lst then lst else if hd lst mod n = 0 then removeMult(tl lst, n) else (hd lst) :: removeMult(tl lst, n);

fun helpertwo(lst, ind : int, n : int, indtwo :


base stations over the air, therefore, there are only two communication modes of interest: the downlink transmission from a base-station to a user or the uplink transmission from a user to the base-station.
More recent wireless communication system designs consider the use of relays to improve the transmission range, rate, and reliability. However, still orthogonal resource blocks have to be used for the transmission and reception from the relays. Systems that work under the orthogonality constraints on the resource blocks for transmission and reception from any of the network terminals, e.g., the base stations, relays, users etc. are deemed to work in the half duplex (HD) mode.
In contrast, a full duplex (FD) system is one in which the terminals are able to transmit and receive on the same resourceApplicant sees with antenna cancellation using asymmetric placement antennas is that it is not apparent how it can scale to MIMO systems. Although one might envision an extension using two Tx and one Rx antenna for every transmitted/received MIMO stream, this would require antennas to be placed such that each of the Tx pairs lead to self-interference signals which are 180 degrees out of phase at every Rx antenna.
To avoid the above limitations, the authors moved away from antenna cancellation and instead proposed the use of a two antenna (one Tx, one Rx) in their subsequent scheme, where a form of analog (BALUN—balanced to unbalanced transformer) cancellation was used.
A BALUN element acts as a π phase shifter, which was shown to have a better frequency response over a


of Gerrard. As it stands, the loss of Landon Donovan leaves the midfield attack rather toothless.

Here is the best lineup I can come up with for if the season started today.

It's a diamond that can hold possession, but lacks punch. I chose a diamond because Ishizaki runs in space really well with Keane, as he showed early last year in the same position, so Keane would have at least a little skill around him.

The biggest problem with the formation is that Baggio and Sarvas offer the diamond the same thing-- a two way player that provides more defense than offense, and can sit back and help Juninho, making sure he isn't isolated on the counter. A shuttler like that is essential to any diamond, however, you only needsmall shops, and which was crowded with shoppers when it was hit by the first of three Isis mortar bombs at 10 am. It struck a shop selling perfumes, which burst into flames, killing eleven adults and a child who were caught by the blast or burned to death by the fire which followed. Two more mortar bombs fired by Isis from the other side of the Tigris fell in the same area over the next hour, killing another child and two adults.

A small crowd was looking at the blackened burned out little shops when we arrived as a soldier in a red cap and a policeman tried with limited success to disperse them. “Go home and don’t stand here because Daesh (Isis) might send a suicide bomber!”


Tigris spread out like a map and, at first glance, the signs of war are not obvious aside from four plumes of smoke rising in the distance. Then there was the crash of Iraqi artillery firing nearby and, a few seconds later, another cloud of smoke rose in the distance. At one point, two helicopters passed over Isis-held territory and there was the sound of heavy machine gun or cannon fire.

There are not many soldiers or police in east Mosul, most of the elite units that captured it having moved on to take part in the fighting on the far side of the Tigris. Traffic is heavy, many shops are open and occasionally one can see workers with heavy construction equipment filling craters or replacing sewage pipes thatis a buried gate, and a bit line contact plug 30 is formed on the active region 15 between the gates 25. The bit line (not shown) that contacts with the bit line contact plug 30 is formed perpendicular to the gate 25.
FIGS. 2a and 2b are cross-sectional diagrams illustrating the conventional semiconductor device and a method for manufacturing the same, which show cross-sectional views taken along a-a′ of FIG. 1.
Referring to FIG. 2a, a semiconductor substrate 10 including the cell region I and the peripheral region II is etched to form a trench for device isolation that defines the active region 15. The trench (not shown) is filled with an oxide film to form the device isolation structure 13. One integrated device isolation structure 13 is formed


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This would take a list and modify it by adding pkgLines to that list.  Now in scala this is not possible since all parameters are vals and cannot be modified.
This is what I have so far.
def digPackageLines(pkgLineList : Seq[ PkgLine ], tree_id : Long) : Unit = {

    if ( PkgLineTree.findPkgLineTreeExist(tree_id) == false ) {  //tree is parent if no lines found

        Tree.findParents(tree_id) map {
            tree =>
                digPackageLines(pkgLineList, tree.tree_id.get) //dig further into tree
        }

   and then stopping the reaction with a suitable quenching agent which destroys the activity of the catalyst.
After the residual, unreacted precursor isocyanate is removed, the resulting material, in the case where the precursor isocyanate is a diisocyanate, is a mixture of oligomers composed of 3, 5, 7, etc. precursor diisocyanate molecules joined by 1, 2, 3, etc. isocyanurate rings. Usually, this mixture is simply called "trimer".
In the case where the precursor isocyanate is polyisocyanate, the reaction is generally stopped well before all the isocyanate groups have been converted to isocyanurate groups because, otherwise, the resulting product would be an unusable polymer having a very high (theoretically infinite) molecular weight and viscosity. However, the cost of equipment and energy to remove residual, unreacted precursor isocyanate dictate that the reaction


It occurred when Palaeolithic artists painted images on rock walls and it is recognizable in the Axial Age, when Pre-Socratic philosophers in Greece, Mauryan sages in India and Zhou scholars in China advanced holistic cosmologies. This effort to understand our place in the universe led to its most visible expression in technological development. Much practical inventiveness originated in eastern Eurasia, travelled along the silk routes, was refashioned in Europe and then re-exported to overseas colonies. Innovations included the compass, porcelain, gunpowder, paper, printing and vaccination. It was a two-way street, as when the domestication of potatoes, cocoa and corn spread outwards from the Americas to Oceania, Eurasia and other parts of the world. This cycle of diffusion and adaptation resulted in a synthesis of knowledge that transcended nationalthe modern university and departmental studies in the mid-nineteenth century. A result was that the reductionist accumulation of knowledge into strictly demarcated disciplines led to a pervasive distrust of the synthesis of information into a larger meta-narrative. plate i.2: alexander von Humboldt, 1847. Source: Photograph by Hermann Biow, Wikimedia Commons. plate i.3: title page of Humboldt's Kosmos: Entwurf einer Physischen Weltbeschreibung, vol. 1, Stuttgart: J.g. Cotta Publishing, 1845. Introduction: From Big Bang to Galactic Civilizations 5 Despite the limitations of modern university infrastructure, scholars persisted in forming cross-disciplinary studies to match newly generated knowledge. Thus, we see the rise of astro/physics, bio/chemistry and electro/mechanics . . . to name just a few. As a result of the scientific and technological activities of the World War era, in the


An Introduction to Big History. The second volume is about Big History education and understanding around the world, while the third volume presents ways in which Big History functions, especially in relationship to the cosmos, life, society and our future. Big History has engaged several important themes, including the development of collective knowledge and the rise of the Anthropocene epoch. Each of these themes are respectively discussed in the introductions for Volume II and Volume III of our anthology. This anthology has been assembled with the cooperation of people from all walks of life. It features authors from every region of our planet. It is an interdisciplinary effort. Indeed, the very emergence of an anthology indicates that a given scientific discipline has achieved a considerable degree of developmentEarth', History and Theory, vol. 44, no. 2, 2005, p. 264. 19. Barry Rodrigue proposed the formation of an association of Big History in August 2010, during a workshop at the Coldigioco Geological Observatory in the Apennine Mountains of Italy. Discussion of such a society had gone on for years, but the documentation of practitioners around the world made it apparent that there was a critical mass sufficient to make such a group viable. Walter Alvarez and Alessandro Montanari had convened this workshop to expose Big Historians to a more detailed study of earth sciences. The Big Historians who met at Coldigioco founded the IBHA on 20 August 2010 and became its first board of directors: David Christian of Macquarie University in Sydney (Australia), Walter Alvarez of the


'Evolutionary Megaparadigms: Potential, Problems, Perspectives', Evolution: Cosmic, Biological, and Social, ed. Leonid Grinin et al., Volgograd: Uchitel Publishing, 2011, pp. 5–29; Leonid Grinin and Andrey Korotayev, Social Macroevolution: Genesis and Transformation of the World-System, Moscow: LKI/URSS, 2009. 16 Barry Rodrigue, Leonid Grinin and Andrey Korotayev 23. Schrödinger, What is Life?, p. 1. 24. This mutual aspect has especially been elucidated in Russia, Japan and China. Barry Rodrigue links his concept of mutualisation to those proposed by Russian geographer Peter Kropotkin, as in his classic study, Mutual Aid. Barry Rodrigue and G. Siegfried Kutter, '"Big History": The Study of All Existence', Big History Center, 2012, 2014, <http://www.bighistorycenter.org>, p. 5; Peter Kropotkin, Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution, London: William Heinemann, 1902. 25. NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan stated onQ:

deformation of SVG file. Bezier Curves?

I have an SVG file.This file shows the outline of cartoon character(2D character).
My question is, can I make a program that It allows the user to interact with the outline and deform it.
An example is, to pull the outline of character's arm, with the mouse,and the arm gets bigger.
I suppose that Bezier Curves and Elliptical Arcs is a solution.I also wonder if i use OPENGL, I might be more flexible to do that.

A:

The interaction aspect you'll need to deal with yourself. There is a recent OpenGL extension, NV_path_rendering which makes accurate, hardware-accelerated rendering of SVG and other vector formats pretty simple. The SDK includes at least one example where interaction with control points is shown, which might make a good starting place for


to be abolished.

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Category:United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 1996Up to one hundred and fifty people are feared to have been killed in a shipwreck off the northwestern Libyan coast, according to the United Nations Refugee agency. Another 150 passengers were reportedly rescued

The ship embarked from the city of Khoms, about 75 miles (120 km) east of Tripoli, and some 300 were thought to be aboard, according to Reuters. It is still unclear whether one or two vessels were involved in the wreck.

🚨Happening now:Tragic news of a deadly shipwreck off the coasts of Al Khoms. Initial reports indicate that over 100 persons may have lost their lives while other 140 have been rescued & disembarked, receiving medical & humanitarian assistance by UNHCR partner IMC. — UNHCR Libya (@UNHCRLibya) July 25, 2019

Survivors were taken to safety by local


James Rodriguez, at the moment, seems more of a luxury than a logical choice. One way this transfer could happen is that if the desire of other clubs to sign Rodriguez increase, resulting in United having to take action in trying to secure one of the brightest talents in world football, like they did with Angelo Henriquez in the summer of 2012.

One other way is if one of the current United wingers are sold with either Ashley Young or Luis Nani being the most likely candidates. Rodriguez would cost £36m, as it is current release clause, however one is unable to know for sure.

With Rodriguez able to play on either wing or in the attacking midfield role, his signing would without doubt help with the depth of thethat of the author credited at the top of this article.
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A process with same 'PID' can start once again after finish.
I would appreciate if someone can guide me in the right direction to a query which will return all the PID's that have started but not (yet) completed.
Desired output:

+----+----------+-----+
| ID |  Status  | PID | Time ...
+----+----------+-----+---
|  4 |  STARTED |  18 |
|  5 |  STARTED |  21 |
+----+----------+-----+

A:

If the process with some PID was started, but was not finished, there is only one record for it.
SELECT pid
FROM table
GROUP BY pid
HAVING COUNT(pid) = 1

If process with the same PIDcan start/finish more than once, working process have odd records count.
HAVING 1 = (COUNT(pid) MOD


resistance to salt stress ([Figure 8](#ijms-20-01727-f008){ref-type="fig"}E). All the results above proved the crucial roles of *Gh_A05G3028* and *Gh_D10G2310* in the salt resistance of cotton.

In *Arabidopsis*, RCC1 family proteins located in the nucleus, such as UVR8 and TCF1, as homologous proteins of Gh_A05G3028 and Gh_D10G2310, play a crucial role in activating a series of downstream genes under UV-B or cold stress. The results of subcellular localization assays in epidermal cells of tobacco of Gh_A05G3028 and Gh_D10G2310 confirmed that these proteins are distributed in the nucleus ([Figure 9](#ijms-20-01727-f009){ref-type="fig"}), which implies that *Gh_A05G3028* and *Gh_D10G2310* control the expression of several genes under salt stress. The ccNET was used for co-expression analysis of the two genes and this identified a series of genes which were positively or negatively co-expressed with *Gh_A05G3028* andAttractions and short trips in Singapore

The city-state of Singapore is the smallest country in Southeast Asia. The Republic of Singapore is separated from Malaysia, Malay Peninsula respectively, by the Straits of Johor and from Indonesia's Riau Islands by the Singapore Strait.

It consists of over 50 islands, including the main island, widely known as Singapore Island. Tourism forms a large part of the economy in the diverse and young island country.


same issue...but since school is now back in session....there's a lot more of it going on.

I THINK it is because for some reason the AP is keeping a hold of the VLAN that the client connected to in another section of the campus, but is refusing to let it go....or kick in the roaming (probably because they are in different subnets and I can't manually neighbor EVERYTHING).

The only thing that I can think of is instead of worrying about tagging the client VLAN on the AP, is just have the AP's dump the clients on to whatever VLAN/subnet the AP is attached to (untagged). Then the APs wont have to worry about the VLANs themselves, just the layer 3 info, which...in theory a 'hard' roam should take caredown to create smaller cells. IIRC I brought up the help page for the radio profile page and read through it step by step.

We have a school environment, most blocks are close enough to at least one other block. But I would have thought that if the client could not see the AP it originally authenticated on it would reconnect again to the closest AP.

We do want the students and teachers to roam across the entire school, do you think it would be a good idea to add all the APs as neighbours?

Sorry for bringing back an old thread...but I am having the exact same issue. I have segmented my network into multiple subnets with separate VLANs
based on the different floors of the physical building. I am using
device


the metho. You can't use auto type synthetic oils because they won't mix with alcohols.

Model diesel fuels are what was used in some glow engines and that's entirely different to the diesel fuels used in cars or trucks. Avgas is just a type of petrol and that won't work in glow engines either. As far as compression goes without nitro, don't worry about it because all engines run quite well without nitro. They just don't make quite as much power, mainly because compressions are optimised for nitro. You could take out the head shims but that doesn't give a worthwhile increase in compression so just leave it as is.

RE: I live in a country where I can't get Methanol, any ideas for how to run a glow engine!

Yesa plane off and you can just see it get to 30 meters away and everything goes haywire. Only do that so many times before you give up. Once I was prepared to invest in 2.4ghz I started on Trex 450's as I bought a 2nd hand package deal as the new price on a Spektrum was almost as much. Without continuing on too much of a diatribe! As a result of 2.4ghz and electric power there are a few guys here who fly once a week together.
I never brought the Tmax over simply because it was glow powered, but I figured how hard could it be. I am in a mid life crisis returning to the fun things I used to do as a kid!
The novelty is


who used to run his model plane of Metho, because it was cheaper than paying for racing fuel, so it obviously can work.

RE: I live in a country where I can't get Methanol, any ideas for how to run a glow engine!

If it helps any, the medicinal castor oil works fine for model airplane fuel. It is the same as the stuff you buy for engines, except less likely to be unsanitary. But it is important to get the 100% pure castor oil that has no additives, coloring or sugar in it.

Denatured alcohol works, but there is usually not enough methanol in it to keep the combustion running with the engine. Now some brands that have more methanol in them would work. Yes methanol is a dangerous poisonis that he did sustain a head wound," Cannon said.

Cannon confirmed the officers involved in the incident ordered the man to drop a gun.

"The officers told him to drop the gun. He didn't," Cannon said.

Cannon said it wasn't immediately clear whether the man intended to run into the theater or other businesses, most of which were closed, but the two officers were concerned about the possibility.

Police and bystanders attempted life-saving efforts as an ambulance and medical helicopter responded, Cannon said. Medical personnel arrived at the scene and pronounced the man dead.

No bystanders were injured in the incident, Cannon said.

Police are investigating what precipitated the incident. Police have not identified the man or the woman. American Fork Police confirmed the woman and man had a romantic relationship and said


// Module included in the following assemblies:
//
// assembly-securing-access.adoc

[id='con-securing-kafka-authorization-{context}']
= Kafka authorization

You can configure authorization for Kafka brokers using the `authorization` property in the `Kafka.spec.kafka` resource.
If the `authorization` property is missing, no authorization is enabled and clients have no restrictions.
When enabled, authorization is applied to all enabled listeners.
The authorization method is defined in the `type` field.

Supported authorization options:

* xref:type-KafkaAuthorizationSimple-reference[Simple authorization]
* xref:assembly-oauth-authorization_str[OAuth 2.0 authorization] (if you are using OAuth 2.0 token based authentication)
* xref:type-KafkaAuthorizationOpa-reference[Open Policy Agent (OPA) authorization]

.Kafka cluster authorization options
image::kafka-authorization-config-options.svg[options for kafks authorization configuration]

== Super users

Super users can access all resources in your Kafka cluster regardless of any access restrictions,
and are supported by all authorization mechanisms.

To designate super users for a Kafka cluster, add a list of user principals to the `superUsers` property.
If a user uses TLS client authentication, theirremember,
there are no horizontal forces
here.
The forces are what I've drawn;
that's why you should be very,
very careful.
Just because something has a
tendency to move to the left
doesn't mean there's a force to
the left.
That's the whole point of
Newton's law,
force is connected to
acceleration not to velocity.
So yes, this will have an
acceleration,
you cannot avoid it.
F = ma will tell you
T + mg is ma,
and the a that you want
in this problem,
if it's moving in a circle,
is mv^(2)/R.
So, it is accelerating,
and the difference between this
one accelerating,
let us say--If I go to the
loop-the-loop and I drop an
apple,
forget the track it's got
mg acting,
it's accelerating too.
What's the difference between
these two?
Here, we start with zero
velocity;
you accelerate downwards.
That means you pick up a
downward velocity.
As it accelerates you keep
falling down and picking up more
and more speed.
The same acceleration's
experienced by the


given a minus sign.
So, when do we attach a plus
sign and when do we attach a
minus sign?
If you go back to the whole
derivation, it was understood
that a was a positive
quantity.
Then everything works.
But if the body is moving to
the right, and I'm pushing to
the right, then the work done by
me is positive.
And if you were pushing to the
left and the body still moved to
the right, the work done by you
is negative.
In other words,
if you get your way,
namely, things move the way
you're pushing,
the work done by you is
positive.
If people are pushing you
counter to your will,
in the opposite direction to
your force, work done by you is
negative.
See, here is a simple example.
I have a piece of chalk and I'm
lifting it at constant velocity
from the ground.
Its kinetic energy is not
changing.
That means the totallegitimate to call that
a function of
x_2.
A function is anything that
depends on something else,
and we all agree that if the
point actually moves,
the area moves.
This is my shorthand for the
area.
The starting point is nailed at
zero;
this is G(x_2).
The left asks what is
G(x_2+Δ).
That is the area to this point,
that we denoted as
F(x)dx from zero to
x_2 + Δ,
that's
G(x_2+Δ).
So, what is the difference
between the two?
The difference between the two
is G(x_2 + Δ) -
G(x_2).
If you look at that graph,
the extra area that I have is
this thing, and that is clearly
equal to F at the point
x_2 times
Δx.
In other words,
by how much is the area
changing when I change the upper
limit?
Well, it's changing by the
height of the function at the
very last moment times the
change in x.
Well, we know what to do now,
divide by Δx and take
the limit, and


this overall sign is wrong
in these equations.
Really, there's a minus in that
and minus in that.
In other words,
the work done by the force,
if there's only one force
acting, is really U(1) -
(U2).
You see why I got the sign
wrong?
When you do the integral in
calculus, integral of F
is G_2 -
G_1,
but G and U are
minuses of each other.
So, integral of force will give
U initially -U
finally.
So, it should really be +
mgy_1 -
mgy_2.
So, the Law of Conservation of
Energy for this object will be
that, ½mv^(2) + mgy +
½ky^(2) is the total
energy and will not change.
So, this mass can bump up and
down and go back and forth.
If you knew the total of these
three numbers at one instant,
you know the value at any other
instant.
For example,
if you pulled it from its
equilibrium by .2 centimeters
and you released it,
and you sayyou could be going away
from the center,
or it can be going back towards
the center.
So, this tells you the velocity
on those two will be related by
a minus sign,
right?
If you pull the spring this
way, when you go through the
origin you say,
"What's my velocity?"
I'll get two answers because I
could be going to the origin or
I could go the other way and on
the way back again pass the
origin.
So, every x you'll get
two velocities.
And that agrees well with the
fact that v^(2) is what
you will solve for.
And because it's quadratic you
will get two answers and you
should get two answers;
you should be expecting that.
Okay, now, we are going to find
one bad boy, bad girl,
bad person, which is going to
ruin this whole thing.
There is--you know what I'm
talking about here,
yes?
Student: Friction
[inaudible]
Professor Ramamurti
Shankar: So,
friction is a force acting