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*ehvecctr.cpp - EH-aware version of constructor iterator helper function
*
*       Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
*
*Purpose:
*       These functions are called when constructing and destructing arrays of
*       objects.  Their purpose is to assure that constructed elements get
*       destructed if the constructor for one of the elements throws.
*
*       Must be compiled using "-d1Binl" to be able to specify __thiscall
*       at the user level
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How to access member of a class of one branch of hierarchy using pointer of class from another branch?

              class A
              /     \
          class B1  class B2

All classes have only public members.
Class A is publicly inherited and contains virtual member functions and non-virtual member functions with default print(cout) statements, class B1 and class B2 has only non-virtual functions, with definition of the virtual functions from class A.
I want to know how to access all members of B2 using pointer of B1, which casting could be used.
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Shock admission: In an online rant which resurfaced over the weekend Cardi B claimed she used to drug and rob men during her days as a stripper

Shortly after the video started going viral the rapper took to Instagram to confirm she did do those things but did them to survive

The Please Me hitmaker explained that like a lot of other hip hop artists she did things in her past that she's not proud of.

'Im apart of a hip hop culture where you can talk about where you come from talk about the wrong things you had to do to get where you are. There are rappers that glorify murder violence drugs an robbing. Crimes they feel they had to do to survive.

She continued, 'I never*/
	public static List<ScheduleResultDAO> getScheduleResult(int seq) throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException {
		SqlMapClient sqlClient = TadpoleSQLManager.getInstance(TadpoleEngineUserDB.getUserDB());
		return sqlClient.queryForList("getScheduleResult", seq);
	}

	/**
	 * schedule result
	 *
	 * @param seq
	 * @param isResult
	 * @param msg
	 */
	public static void saveScheduleResult(int seq, boolean isResult, String msg) throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException {
		ScheduleResultDAO dao = new ScheduleResultDAO();
		dao.setSchedule_main_seq(seq);
		dao.setResult(isResult?PublicTadpoleDefine.YES_NO.YES.name():PublicTadpoleDefine.YES_NO.NO.name());
		dao.setDescription(msg);

		SqlMapClient sqlClient = TadpoleSQLManager.getInstance(TadpoleEngineUserDB.getUserDB());
		sqlClient.insert("scheduleResultInsert", dao);
	}

	/**
	 * get all schedule
	 *
	 * @return
	 * @throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException
	 */
	public static List<ScheduleMainDAO> findAllScheduleMain() throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException {
		SqlMapClient sqlClient = TadpoleSQLManager.getInstance(TadpoleEngineUserDB.getUserDB());
		return sqlClient.queryForList("getAllScheduleMain");
	}

	/**
	 * find user schedule
	 *
	 * @return
	 * @throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException
	 */
	public static List<ScheduleMainDAO> findUserScheduleMain() throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException {
		SqlMapClient sqlClient = TadpoleSQLManager.getInstance(TadpoleEngineUserDB.getUserDB());
		return sqlClient.queryForList("getUserScheduleMain", SessionManager.getUserSeq());
	}

	/**
	 * find schedule main
	 *
	 * @param seq {@link ScheduleMainDAO#getSeq()}
	 * @return
	 * @throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException
	 */
	public static ScheduleMainDAO findScheduleMain(final int seq) throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException {
		SqlMapClient sqlClient =


@param userDB
	 * @param title
	 * @param desc
	 * @param cronExp
	 * @param listSchedule
	 * @return
	 * @throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException
	 */
	public static ScheduleMainDAO modifySchedule(final UserDBDAO userDB, ScheduleMainDAO scheduleDao, List<ScheduleDAO> listSchedule) throws TadpoleSQLManagerException, SQLException {

		SqlMapClient sqlClient = TadpoleSQLManager.getInstance(TadpoleEngineUserDB.getUserDB());
		sqlClient.update("scheduleMainUpdate", scheduleDao);

		// 기존 데이터를 삭제합니다.
		sqlClient.update("deleteSchedule", scheduleDao.getSeq());

		// save schedule
		for (ScheduleDAO scheduleDAO : listSchedule) {
			scheduleDAO.setSchedule_main_seq(scheduleDao.getSeq());
			ScheduleDAO retScheduleDAO = (ScheduleDAO)sqlClient.insert("scheduleInsert", scheduleDAO);

			// sql
			ScheduleDetailDAO detailDao = new ScheduleDetailDAO();
			detailDao.setSchedule_seq(retScheduleDAO.getSeq());
			detailDao.setDatas(scheduleDAO.getSql());

			sqlClient.insert("scheduleDetailInsert", detailDao);
		}

		return scheduleDao;
	}

}
                  OPINION

¶1          When Carla and Marvin Watkins, the defendants, did not pay their mortgages, they became
       concerned that Citimortgage, Inc. (Citimortgage), and Countrywide Home Loans
       (Countrywide) would commence foreclosure proceedings against them. On November 11,
       2005, a warranty deed containing the Watkinses’ signatures conveyed the subject property to
       Gary Leigh Payton and Tammy Marie Payton.1 The Paytons obtained a mortgage from Long
       Beach Mortgage Company (Long Beach) in the amount of $450,000,


includes releases from Citimortgage and Countrywide.
¶7          On February 28, 2007, Long Beach assigned the Paytons’ mortgage to Deutsche Bank.
       When the Paytons did not make payments on their loan, Deutsche Bank filed a “Complaint to
       Foreclose Mortgage” on March 2, 2007, against the Paytons, two subordinate lenders,
       unknown owners, and non-record claimants. On June 13, 2007, James Smith filed an
       appearance on behalf of Carla Watkins as an unknown owner and non-record claimant. On
       July 18, 2007, Carla Watkins filed an answer and affirmative defenses, asserting that she and
      her husband were victims of a “foreclosure rescue fraud,” and she maintained that the
       Watkinses had never met the Paytons, that the Watkinses did not sell the Paytons any property,
       and that FundingForeclosures.com forged their signatures on the deed transferring title of the
       subject property to the Paytons.
¶8          On September 28, 2007, Deutsche Bank filed an “Amended Complaint to Foreclose
       Mortgage,” named Carla and Marvin Watkins as additional defendants, and claimed that any
       interest the Watkinses had in the subject property was inferior


Beach’s interest to the extent of $371,833.90. On May 24, 2011, the
       circuit court found (i) that the Watkinses admitted that their delinquent mortgages to
       Citimortgage and Countrywide in the amount of $371,833.90 were paid off, (ii) that proceeds
       from the Paytons’ mortgage that was being foreclosed on by Long Beach were used to pay off
       the Watkinses’ mortgage, and (iii) that Long Beach intended for its mortgage to be a first lien
       on the property. The circuit court granted Deutsche Bank’s motion for partial summary
       judgment on count II of theirHonda in 2000, he has been recently updated and the fluidity of his movements is impressive; he can run, jump, hop on one leg, and even sing a song with sign language. ASIMO is currently featured at Miraikan, the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation.

Also at Miraikan are the first female androids, with skin that feels freakishly human and the ability to interact with humans. Guests can take turns conversing with and controlling Otonaroid, an android whose facial expressions can change to express anger, happiness and sadness. She is equipped with a camera, so the operator can decide her reactions based on what she sees. By wearing a headset wirelessly connected to the Android, you can dictate Otonaroid’s movements by moving around yourself.

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one nail may require a different compressor pressure than that required to effectively drive another. If the user is unaware of the difference in the nails then the compressor pressure will not be adjusted to maximize tool effectiveness. This may result in increased wear on the tool which will shorten its useful life. While it is known to provide a system of adjusting compressor pressure in correlation with nail size when the user is aware of the nail size, there is no protection against the unaware user or the user of a nail gun when the nails have been previously loaded into the nail gun and the user is unable to determine the nail size. In these situations use of the nail gun may significantly decrease the usefulsystem.

“We now have much less flexibility with the loss of fossil fuel capacity. Coal has been important, but this is disappearing.”

Breitbart reported in April how, since the European Union (EU) adopted its emissions trading scheme – which has seen an increase in renewable energy – average energy prices have risen by 63 per cent.

In Germany, rates rose by 78 per cent between 2005 and 2014, while in the UK they rose by 133 per cent.


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THIS GIRL RIGHT HERE. >> THESE TWO HAVE BEEN FRIENDS
>> THESE TWO HAVE BEEN FRIENDS FOREVER.
FOREVER. THEY’RE IN BUSINESS TOGETHER AND
THEY’RE IN BUSINESS TOGETHER AND ALL OF THAT STUFF AND THE NEWS
ALL OF THAT STUFF AND THE NEWS OUTLET SHARED THAT TRISTAN AND
OUTLET SHARED THAT TRISTAN AND KYLIE’S BEST FRIEND WERE SEEN, I
KYLIE’S BEST FRIEND WERE SEEN, I GUESS, CANOODLING AND THAT’S THE
GUESS, CANOODLING AND THAT’S THE WAY THEY’RE DESCRIBING IT AND
WAY THEY’RE DESCRIBING IT AND SHE DID NOT LEAVE THE HOME UNTIL
SHE DID NOT LEAVE THE HOME UNTIL THE MORNING HOURS SO WHO KNOWS
THE MORNING HOURS SO WHO KNOWS WHAT WENT ON?
WHAT WENT ON? >> NOT ME!
>> NOT ME! >> CAN WE GO BACK, YOU GUYS?
>> CAN WE GO BACK, YOU GUYS? WE HAVEONLY KNOW WHAT YOU KNOW. >> I KNOW THAT BAD THINGS CAN
>> I KNOW THAT BAD THINGS CAN HAPPEN IN GREAT MARRIAGES.
HAPPEN IN GREAT MARRIAGES. >> YES.
>> YES. YOU KNOW, BUT I JUST REMEMBER
YOU KNOW, BUT I JUST REMEMBER WHAT A WISE, WISE FRIEND SAID TO
WHAT A WISE, WISE FRIEND SAID TO ME YEARS AGO WHEN I WAS
ME YEARS AGO WHEN I WAS STRUGGLING WITH IT, HE SAID
STRUGGLING WITH IT, HE SAID KATHIE, IF YOU CAN’T FORGIVE
KATHIE, IF YOU CAN’T FORGIVE YOUR HUSBAND, FORGIVE YOUR
YOUR HUSBAND, FORGIVE YOUR CHILDREN’S FATHER.
CHILDREN’S FATHER. AND AGAIN, THAT’S DO YOU WANT TO
AND AGAIN, THAT’S DO YOU WANT TO BE RIGHT OR RIGHTEOUS?
BE RIGHT OR RIGHTEOUS? I LOVE THAT GUY.
I LOVE THAT GUY. THAT GUY THAT’S THE FATHER OF MY
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A chemical proteomic probe for detecting native carrier protein motifs in nonribosomal peptide synthetases.
Derivatization of a 5'-(vinylsulfonylaminodeoxy)adenosine scaffold with a clickable functionality provided an activity-based probe that was used to label native carrier protein (CP) motifs in nonribosomal peptide synthetases (NRPSs). When coupled with a fluorescent tag, this probe selectively targeted phosphopantetheinylated CPs (holo-form) from recombinant NRPS enzyme systems and in whole proteomes.prints by artists such as Stefano della Bella, Piranesi, Domenico Campagnola and Ciro Ferri.

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Vigabatrin dosing during haemodialysis.
The antiepileptic drug vigabatrin has shown efficacy in the treatment of patients with refractory epilepsy. Unlike many other antiepileptics it is not bound to plasma protein and mainly eliminated by the kidney. Although the therapeutic and toxic serum concentration range is not clearly defined and efficacy and toxicity are not closely correlated with the dose, factors decreasing vigabatrin elimination such as advanced age or renal failure may pose risk of untoward effects. Thus far there are no dose recommendations available for patients on haemodialysis. We report on an epileptic patient who experienced severe, partially reversible renal failure as a consequence of near-drowning. In this patient serum concentrations of vigabatrin were measured repeatedly both during haemodialysis and after partial recovery of renal function. The terminal elimination
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Thanks guys. That saves me quite a lot of money! I still keep eyeballing the Wahl Storm 2 though. I don't know why I keep gravitating towards that one. The Andis is kind of clunky and heavy for me. I have small hands. I love the Bravura as a trimmer. I'll probably use it to clip little dogs all over.

I love the Wahl Storms... they get through almost anything. I think andis tend to bog down, even if you have a super2speed. The only thing I have found that is heavier duty is the German Red Clippers... they are a beast! But they are heavy for a woman's hand.

If you keep your blade well oiled, you should be oksame as the one stored in the mock data that we got from the `getMockData` method.

We have to declare the `responseParser` method before running tests, or the code won't compile:

    func (p *CurrentWeatherData) responseParser(body io.Reader) (*Weather, error) {
      return nil, fmt.Errorf("Not implemented yet")
    }

With all the aforementioned, we can run this test:

    **go test -v -run=responseParser .**
    **=== RUN   TestOpenWeatherMap_responseParser**
    **--- FAIL: TestOpenWeatherMap_responseParser (0.00s)**
    **facade_test.go:72: Not implemented yet**
    **FAIL**
    **exit status 1**
    **FAIL**

Okay. We won't write more tests, because the rest would be merely integration tests, which are outside of the scope


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    }

    type HistoricalData struct {
      Year          uint8
      LeagueResults []Match
    }

As you can see, we also need a `Match` struct, which is stored within `HistoricalData` struct. A `Match` struct, in this context, represents the historical result of a match:

    type Match struct {
      Date          time.Time
      VisitorID     uint64
      LocalID       uint64
  sort of feedback when using your app or your library. Also, if they are using your code as a library, maybe they have a specific format for output so it won't be nice to directly print to the console. We will solve this issue later. Right now, open the folder `/tmp` with your favourite file explorer and you will see a file called `image.jpg` with our red square in a dark grey background.

## Solving small issues in our library

We have a few issues in our code:

  * It cannot be used as a library. We have critical code written in the `main` package (strategy creation).

 **Solution** : Abstract to two different packages the strategy creation from the command-line application.

  * None of the strategies are doing


assembling the four foundation concrete structures in a truss type having angles up to a predetermined height is used to complete installation of an electric transmission tower.
A base body for supporting an electric transmission tower is generally manufactured at a construction site so that a large amount of material and equipment and a wide workspace are required. However, since a location at which an electric transmission tower is installed is a ridge of mountain, a steeply sloped land, or the like, there are problems in that transportation of materials and equipment is very difficult, environmental damage occurs due to a large scale foundation construction, and a long construction period is required.less

any test for trustworthiness.” See id. at 326, 126 S.Ct. at 1732 (“[W]ell

established rules of evidence permit trial judges to exclude evidence if its

probative value is outweighed by certain other factors such as unfair prejudice,

confusion of the issues, or potential to mislead the jury.”).

      AFFIRMED.

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(1958), Charlotte Hornets (1959) and Charleston ChaSox (1959).

He died in Jacksonville, Florida. In 2004, he was elected to the Texas League Hall of Fame.

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One result of Bernard’s fame was the marvellous growth of the Cistercian order. Between 1130 and 1145 no less than ninety-three monasteries in connexion with Clairvaux were either founded or affiliated from other rules, three being established in England and one in Ireland. In 1145 a Cistercian monk, once a member of the community of Clairvaux—another Bernard, abbot of Aquae Silviae near Rome, was elected pope as Eugenius III. This was a triumph for the order; to the world it was a triumph for Bernard, who complained that all who had suits


on the 21st of March, as the result of his sermon, King Louis VII. of France and his queen, Eleanor of Guienne, took the cross, together with a host of all classes, so numerous that the stock of crosses was soon exhausted; Bernard next travelled through northern France, Flanders and the Rhine provinces, everywhere rousing the wildest enthusiasm; and at Spires on Christmas day he succeeded in persuading Conrad, king of the Romans, to join the crusade.

The lamentable outcome of the movement (see Crusades) was a hard blow to Bernard, who found it difficult to understand this manifestation of the hidden counsels of God, but ascribed it to the sins of the crusaders (Ep. 288; de Consid. ii. 1). The news of the disasters to the crusading hostof August 1153.

The greatness of St Bernard lay not in the qualities of his intellect, but of his character. Intellectually he was the child of his age, inferior to those subtle minds whom the world, fired by his contagious zeal, conspired to crush. Morally he was their superior; and in this moral superiority lay the secret of his power. The age recognized in him the embodiment of its ideal: that of medieval monasticism at its highest development. The world had no meaning for him save as a place of banishment and trial, in which men are but “strangers and pilgrims” (Serm. i., Epiph. n. 1; Serm. vii., Lent. n. 1); the way of grace, back to the lost inheritance, had been marked out once for all, and the


at other times seldom invoked. They were overshadowed completely in his mind by his idea of the grace of God and the moral splendour of Christ; “from Him do the Saints derive the odour of sanctity; from Him also do they shine as lights” (Ep. 464).

The cause of Bernard’s extraordinary popular success as a preacher can only imperfectly be judged by the sermons that survive. These were all delivered in Latin, evidently to congregations more or less on his own intellectual level. Like his letters, they are full of quotations from and reference to the Bible, and they have all the qualities likely to appeal to men of culture at all times. “Bernard,” wrote Erasmus in his Art of Preaching, “is an eloquent preacher, much more by naturethan by art; he is full of charm and vivacity and knows how to reach and move the affections.” The same is true of the letters and to an even more striking degree. They are written on a large variety of subjects, great and small, to people of the most diverse stations and types; and they help us to understand the adaptable nature of the man, which enabled him to appeal as successfully to the unlearned as to the learned.

Bernard’s works fall into three categories:—(1) Letters, of which over five hundred have been preserved, of great interest and value for the history of the period. (2) Treatises: (a) dogmatic and polemical, De gratia el libero arbitrio, written about 1127, and following closely the lines laid down by St


the real-world delay (as shown by my oscilloscope, not bad software). The delay is not the expected 350ns, but 920ns. Which for the WS2812 is 770ns too much!

A:

That's some pretty tight timing. The OrangePi Zero run at 1.2 GHz, so 150 ns is 180 clock cycles. That doesn't give you time to do much.
The first thing to do is use ktime_get_ns() to just measure how long the gpio_set_value() call takes. Or remove the delay and measure it with the scope. You might know the answer already, if you delayed for 350ns and measured 920ns, then it takes about 600ns.
You're calling gpio_set_value(), which pulls in the safe, portable Linux gpio library. The maximum possible performance would be to write your own driver for the GPIO that goes right toJuly. The silver lining is that I feel we learned something about each other. Rather than angry or sad, I felt compassionate, then loved. He lives in Manhattan, about 3000 miles away. But for some reason, my heart wants me to speak with him at the end of every day. How many couples can honestly say they speak for about thirty minutes a day to each other? How many couples can honestly say that they can’t wait to see each other?

I have learned how to live in gratitude. Living in gratitude does not mean I am always happy. It means that I have the ability to acknowledge each day as a gift. On November 18, 2016, my dad passed away a month after an unsuccessful attempt to remove


Canada heeds the call. Canada protects the vulnerable. Canada challenges the aggressor.

Religious minorities are being forced from their homes, or worse, murdered in cold blood. Hundreds of thousands of women and children are fleeing from their homes, or worse, being raped, enslaved or killed. This compels us to act.

Large swaths of land are controlled by this organization. Hundreds of millions of dollars are being funnelled into their accounts, and thousands of westerners are traveling to Iraq and Syria to take up their barbaric cause. This compels us to act.

If ISIL is left unchecked, there is no doubt that our interests and allies in the region, and even our own homeland will be attacked. The threats to Canada are real, and they are documented. This compels us to act.

Thiscountries and ideologies. In the U.K., social democrats stood beside Conservatives endorsing military action. In Germany, socialist leaders did the same. This isn’t a political issue. It’s a moral one.

Canada cannot stand on the sidelines when we see these atrocities. We must do our part to leave IS less powerful, not more. It will be an uphill battle - one that tackles the security challenges in the region, the growing humanitarian need, and the need for a strong united government that speaks for all its citizens and promotes pluralism and prosperity.

Canadians should be under no illusion that the threat of ISIL will be short-lived. The global effort to subdue the threat must be sustained and unwavering. However, this does not mean that Canada’s contribution is indefinite. It is


trial being judged by Allah for the way YOU lived YOUR life. “]

Wearing hijab is a personal choice that lets everyone know that you are a pious, Muslim woman. Let’s not tarnish this beautiful practice by calling people out and claiming that a woman, who is basically covered up from head to toe, is a prostitute. It is so ironic that the two completely different terms, “hijabi” and “hoe”, can be mashed together to create such an offensive and disgusting term. Unless someone sees a hijabi walking the streets of a red light district, they need to back off.

Although Islam is a beautiful religious practice, it is hard to grow up as a Muslim girl. We are flooded by images on a regular basis on what is consideredIntroduction
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Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the 10 leading causes of death worldwide and the leading cause of mortality among infectious diseases, surpassing HIV infection. In 2016, there were 10.4 million new cases of TB worldwide, 1 million of which occurred in people living with HIV.[@B01] In addition, large outbreaks of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) have been observed in urban centers among vulnerable populations (HIV-positive, persons deprived of liberty or otherwise institutionalized, illicit drug users, refugees) and those with comorbid mental disorders, diabetes mellitus, and/or smoking.[@B02]

In 2016, 66,796 new cases and 12,809 incident and retreatment cases of TB were reported in Brazil.[@B03] From 2007 to 2016, the incidence of TB in the country declined 1.7% per annum on average, from 37.9 per 100,000 population in 2007 to 32.4 per 100,000


anhedonia, sleep problems, tiredness or lack of energy, change in appetite or weight, guilt or uselessness, trouble concentrating, feeling slow or restless, and thoughts of suicide) and the frequency of their occurrence in the previous 2 weeks (no days, several days, more than half of the days, almost every day). The maximum possible score is 27 points. The cutoff score considered suggestive of moderate and severe depression, validated in Brazil, is ≥ 10 points (sensitivity of 77.5% and specificity of 86.7%).[@B23]

The Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI-Plus) is a brief, standardized diagnostic interview based on DSM-IV[@B24] and ICD-10[@B25] criteria that explores Axis I psychiatric disorders. The MINI-Plus can be used by trained mental health specialists, while non-specialist health professionals (e.g., nurses) can be taught to administer the instrument with

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 # Create lots of confirmed utxos, and use them to generate lots of random
        # transactions.
        max_outputs = 50
        addresses = []
        while len(addresses) < max_outputs:
            addresses.append(self.nodes[0].getnewaddress())
        while len(self.nodes[0].listunspent()) < 200:
            import random
            random.shuffle(addresses)
            num_outputs = random.randint(1, max_outputs)
               # between height/time locking). Small random chance of making the locks
        # all pass.
        for i in range(400):
            # Randomly choose up to 10 inputs
            num_inputs = random.randint(1, 10)
            random.shuffle(utxos)

            # Track whether any sequence locks used should fail
            should_pass = True

            #


Track whether this transaction was built with sequence locks
            using_sequence_locks = False

            tx = CTransaction()
            tx.nVersion = 2
            value = 0
            for j in range(num_inputs):
                sequence_value = 0xfffffffe # this disables sequence locks

                # 50% chance we enable sequence locks
               # from the tip so that we're looking up MTP of the block
                    # PRIOR to the one the input appears in, as per the BIP68 spec.
                    orig_time = self.get_median_time_past(utxos[j]["confirmations"])
                    cur_time = self.get_median_time_past(0) # MTP of the tip

                    # can


   # And currently tx4 is in the mempool.
        #
        # If we invalidate the tip, tx3 should get added to the mempool, causing
        # tx4 to be removed (fails sequence-lock).
        self.nodes[0].invalidateblock(self.nodes[0].getbestblockhash())
        assert(tx4.hash not in self.nodes[0].getrawmempool())
        assert(tx3.hash in self.nodes[0].getrawmempool())

        # Now mine 2 empty blocks to reorg out the current tip (labeled tip-1 in
        # diagram above).
        # This would cause tx2 to= [CTxIn(COutPoint(tx1.sha256, 0), nSequence=0)]
        tx2.vout = [CTxOut(int(tx1.vout[0].nValue - self.relayfee*COIN), CScript([b'a']))]

        # sign tx2
        tx2_raw = self.nodes[0].signrawtransactionwithwallet(ToHex(tx2))["hex"]
        tx2 = FromHex(tx2, tx2_raw)
        tx2.rehash()

        self.nodes[0].sendrawtransaction(ToHex(tx2))

        # Now make an invalid spend of tx2 according to BIP68
        sequence_value = 100 # 100 block relative locktime

        tx3 = CTransaction()
        tx3.nVersion = 2
        tx3.vin = [CTxIn(COutPoint(tx2.sha256, 0),


for $G$, the Newton’s gravitational constant.

The quantum states of the gravitational field in loop quantum gravity, are given by a set of graphs, called spin networks.[^1] Each spin network graph $\Gamma=(V(\Gamma), E(\Gamma))$, has an edge colouring and a vertex colouring.[^2] An edge colouring is a function $c: E(\Gamma) \rightarrow I$, where $I=\{ 1/2 , 1 , 3/2 , 2 ,... \}$ is the set of positive half integers.[^3] It is customary to denote the elements of $V(\Gamma)$ by $v_1 , v_2 , ...,v_k ,...$, and the elements of $E(\Gamma)$ by $e_1 , e_2 , ... e_k,..$, as well as the colouring, $c(e_k) = j_k$, (Figure 1).[^4]

![A spin network representing a quantum space](qs.eps){width="60.00000%"}

We will use a different notation for the edges $E(\Gamma)$. If vertex $v_m$ is joined by anconcepts.

It is natural to consider the random motion of a particle on the graph $\bar{\Gamma}$. The reason for this is that the matrix $\mathcal{L}(\bar{\Gamma})$ is related to this motion.

Define a random walk of a particle on $\bar{\Gamma}$ as follows: a single particle located at vertex $v_m$ will move to a neighbour vertex $v_n$ with probability

$$P(v_m, v_n)= \frac{j_{mn} (j_{mn}+1)}{\sum_{k} j_{mk} (j_{mk}+1)} =
\frac{j_{mn} (j_{mn}+1)}{d_m}$$

Where $j_{mn} (j_{mn}+1)$ is the colour of the edge which joins vertex $v_m$ to vertex $v_n$, and the sum on the denominator is over all edges incident to $v_m$.

This random walk is known by simple random walk on $\bar{\Gamma}$.

It can be seen that

$$\sum_{n} P(v_m, v_n)= 1$$

The probabilities $P(v_m, v_n)$ are called transition probabilities.

We can associate a matrix $P(\bar{\Gamma})$ to these given probabilities indexed by $V(\bar{\Gamma})$. This matrix


in an isolated black hole description of loop quantum gravity, see Figure 4.

![Particle localised at a vertex of the largest valance in $\bar{\Gamma}$](particle.eps){width="60.00000%"}

If we follow [@v] and suppose that the number of punctures is related to the spherical area by

$$\begin{aligned}
N = \frac{A}{G}\end{aligned}$$

we have that

$$\begin{aligned}
S_{v_n} = \log (A) + C\end{aligned}$$

where $C=\log(G)$ is a constant with no significance. Let us mention one thing here. It is known that the entropy of a black hole of very large horizon area in loop quantum gravity has a logarithmic correction, [@km], [@ml], [@gm], given by $- (1/2) \ S_{v_n}$.

From this we can propose that the logarithmic correction to the entropy of a black hole in loop quantum gravity, may be due to the interaction of quantum space with a particle.

Now, let us considerthe possibility of whether this entropic motion may reproduce gravitational entropic force as proposed in [@v].

In order to have an entropic force we need a temperature $T$, and we also need to compute the change of entropy with respect to position. In our case as we have a discrete system given by the graph $\bar{\Gamma}$, we have that the variation of entropy with respect to position is just a difference of the local entropies at neighbour vertices.

This means that the change of entropy at vertex $v_n$ where the particle is moving to, is given by

$$\begin{aligned}
\frac{dS}{dx} = \mid S_{v_n} - S_{v_m} \mid\end{aligned}$$

where $v_m$ is a neighbour vertex of $v_m$. If we suppose that vertex $v_m$ has also a very large number of edges $X$ incident to it, such that


than others from equation $(5)$. And we have mentioned also, what the properties of these graphs should be in order for the random motion to be directed towards maximal local entropy.

Formula $(19)$ represents how the entropy varies according to position. This variation is proportional to the mass of the particle, according to [@v]. However, in the model we present, this variation may change from point to point and may imply a change in mass. If we want the mass to be preserved, we should propose formula $(19)$ to remain constant throughout the motion of the particle in the graph $\bar{\Gamma}$.

What types of graphs $\bar{\Gamma}$, are the ones for which the random motion is directed towards an entropic one, that is, where entropy is maximised? Moreover, what should thesetheir ideology takes precedence over accurately representing history. They have a long track record of posthumously declaring famously gender-defiant people (many of them LGB) to be trans, despite a complete lack of evidence (from either primary or secondary sources) to support such an extraordinary claim. Many have also declared old works of literature about LGB people, and women who posed as men to live freer lives and have more opportunities, to be part of a trans canon. Seeing as the modern-day trans umbrella is so broad and vague, trans activists feel confident in including anyone who wasn’t or isn’t one million percent a collection of rigid stereotypes.

Enter the latest trend in this misrepresentation of history: Genderqueering the dead.

In December, Katie Byford, a photographer, filmmaker, and poet, started a


“genderqueer,” and the concept of claiming to be neither male nor female.

According to anthropologist April Scarlette Callis, in “Bisexual, pansexual, queer: Non-binary identities and the sexual borderlands,” people only began “identifying” as homosexual in the nineteenth century, when sexuality was medicalized in the wake of modern scientific developments and the decreased influence of religion. She quotes George Chauncey, a Yale history professor, as saying that gender roles, not sexual partners, were used to determine sexual orientation in the early twentieth century. E.g., only butch lesbians and effeminate gay men had labels attached to themselves, not lesbians and gay men who had less gender-defiant style and behavior. Only in the mid-twentieth century were people officially labeled homosexual or heterosexual.

The first recorded use of the word “genderqueer” is in anarticle from August 1995 by Riki Anne Wilchins, published in In Your Face: Political Activism Against Gender Oppression. Ms. Wilchins used this word to describe those with unnamed or complex gender expressions. In her 1997 autobiography, Read My Lips: Sexual Subversion and the End of Gender, she identified herself as genderqueer.

In June 2001, in The Village Voice, E.J. Graff used the word in “My Trans Problem,” in which she pondered whether trans people belong in the LGB movement:

“Many of us who are homoqueer, or queer in our sexual desires, are also at least a little genderqueer—more butch or sissy than we’re supposed to be…For lesbians as well, genderqueer (a masculine woman) has at times trumped homoqueer (a woman who has sex with a woman) as the defining stigmata…As


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Goal Setting and problem solving
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Dealing with objectionsTime and


/*
 * Copyright (c) 2018 Gomint team
 *
 * This code is licensed under the BSD license found in the
 * LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
 */

package io.gomint.server.world.block.state;

import io.gomint.inventory.item.ItemStack;
import io.gomint.server.entity.EntityLiving;
import io.gomint.server.util.Bearing;
import io.gomint.server.world.block.Block;
import io.gomint.world.block.data.Facing;

import java.util.function.Supplier;

/**
 * @author geNAZt
 * @version 1.0
 */
public class BlockfaceFromPlayerBlockState extends BlockfaceBlockState {

    public BlockfaceFromPlayerBlockState(Supplier<String[]> key, boolean detectUpDown) {
        super(key, detectUpDown);
    }

    @Override
    public void detectFromPlacement(Block newBlock, EntityLiving player, ItemStack placedItem, Facing face) {
        if (player == null) {
            this.setState(newBlock, Facing.EAST);
            return;
work in fighting for racial equality, check out Robin Kelly’s excellentHammer and Hoe, which tells of how the CPUSA worked to overthrow the KKK in Birmingham, Alabama.

Being a member of the party meant that I was able to meet people, actual activists, who had participated in this history. Probably this is what kept me involved for as long as I was. Where else could I have meta woman like Grace Bassett, who I got to know well? An extremely humble person, one would have to talk to her for a while before she mentioned that she was, in the 1930s and 1940s, registering African Americans to vote in the South, and was the New Orleans leader of the famous Southern Negro Youth Congress. I also got to meet


is mainly achieved through van der Waals interactions. The Sn---I bond lengths for (1) range from 3.0626 (3) Å to 3.1607 (3) Å \[(2): 3.0491 (5) Å to 3.1596 (3) Å\], with no distinct pattern for bridging compared to terminal iodine atoms (Tables 1[▶](#table1){ref-type="table"} and 2[▶](#table2){ref-type="table"}). These values are in agreement with those reported previously for related tin iodide perovskite structures, as for example \[(C~4~H~9~NH~3~)~2~\[SnI~4~\]\], where the bond lengths range from 3.133 Å to 3.16 Å (Mitzi, 1996[@bb11]). The I---Sn---I angles of the \[SnI~6~\] octahedra in the title structures deviate slightly from the ideal octahedral geometry. With 83.886 (4)° for (1) \[(2): 84.077 (6)°\], the I2---Sn1---I3 angle has the largest difference. On the other hand, all Sn---I---Sn angles are linear, which leads to the formation of an almost rectangular grid (Fig. 5[▶](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}). There is no out-of-plane distortion of the inorganic sheet.    1.378 (7)      C7---F7             1.348 (6)
  C1---C5                 1.408 (6)      C7---C8             1.404 (7)
  N2---C3                 1.330 (7)      C8---F8             1.347 (6)
  N2---H2                 0.95 (6)


# geojsonlint.com

<img src="https://api.travis-ci.org/JasonSanford/geojsonlint.com.png">

A simple Django app to validate your GeoJSON.

## Getting Started

1. Clone the repo and cd into it
2. Create a python virtual environment `virtualenv venv --distribute`
3. Source to the virtual environment `source venv/bin/activate`
4. Install requirements `pip install -r requirements.txt`
5. Run the server `python manage.py runserver`
6. Enjoy http://localhost:8000

## Tests

Since this is a simple web app with no database requirements, a custom test runner is defined in settings (`TEST_RUNNER = 'testrunner.NoDbTestRunner'`) so there are no database setup or teardown.

1. Source to the virtual environment `source venv/bin/activate`
2. python manage.py test geojsonlint

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//
// Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
// (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
// http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
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// *Preprocessed* version of the main "vector_c.hpp" header
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namespace boost { namespace mpl {

template<
      typename T, long C0 = LONG_MAX, long C1 = LONG_MAX, long C2 = LONG_MAX
    , long C3 = LONG_MAX, long C4 = LONG_MAX, long C5 = LONG_MAX
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Characterisation of Brucella suis isolates from Southeast Europe by multi-locus variable-number tandem repeat analysis.
Porcine brucellosis is a common bacterial zoonosis which can cause significant financial losses. Its diverse and often complicated factors have hampered efforts to control disease spread. The aim of the study was to assess the epidemiological situation of porcine brucellosis primarily in Croatia and its relationship to genotypes present in other, mostly European countries. One hundred and seven Brucella suis strains isolated from swine, hares, cattle, humans, wild hares, a wild boar and a mare originating mainly from Croatia (112), but also a few from Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Macedonia (15) were tested using classical microbiological testing, Bruce-ladder, RFLP, Multiplex-suis and genotyped using multi-locus variable-number tandem repeat analysis (MLVA). We determined 43 Brucelladecreased in patients with NSCLC \[[18](#feb412878-bib-0018){ref-type="ref"}\]. In combination of tumorigenic mechanism and the expression of MUC1 and VEGFR1 in lung cancer, the combined detection of three individual natural autoantibodies is more valuable in early diagnosis of NSCLC.

A series of studies have shown that a small number of cells in lung cancer have tumor initiation activity, which is called cancer stem‐like cell (CSLC) and may be related to the recurrence of lung cancer after surgery or other anti‐tumor treatments \[[29](#feb412878-bib-0029){ref-type="ref"}, [30](#feb412878-bib-0030){ref-type="ref"}\]. Abnormal expression of POU5F1 contributes to tumorigenesis and metastasis \[[31](#feb412878-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"}\]. Our results suggest that anti‐POU5F1 IgG is likely to be indicative of a subgroup of NSCLC, although the resulting ROC curve has failed to show a diagnostic value.

The previous studies have confirmed that peripheral blood antibodies against tumor‐associated


antigens (TAAs) are useful biomarkers for early diagnosis of tumors including lung cancer \[[32](#feb412878-bib-0032){ref-type="ref"}, [33](#feb412878-bib-0033){ref-type="ref"}\]. Chapman and co‐workers developed an in‐house ELISA made either from 6 TAAs (p53, Nyeso‐1, CAGE, GBU4‐5, Annexin 1, and SOX2) or from 7 TAAs (p53, NY‐ESO‐1, CAGE, GBU4‐5, SOX2, HUD, and MAGE A4) to detect plasma anti‐TAA autoantibodies, but they applied increased levels of plasma anti‐TAA antibodies for early diagnosis of lung cancer \[[33](#feb412878-bib-0033){ref-type="ref"}\]. In fact, plasma TAA autoantibody levels could be increased with cancer progression, so that such ELISA tests are unlikely to be sensitive enough for early diagnosis. In function, natural autoantibodies can exert anti‐tumor effects by directly inducing antibody‐dependent cellular cytotoxicity and complement‐dependent cytotoxicity. Because of the effect of the immune amplification, even if the tumor antigen content in peripheral blood is lowerwill keep you coming back."

"No doubt, I'll be back." Pierre tested the jambalaya. "Ma, this is divine. I need to spend some time in your kitchen."

"I guess I could use a dishwasher from time to time." She winked at Roz while Pierre laughed, and walked back into the kitchen, a smile clearly showing that his compliments were appreciated.

For the next few minutes, the deliciousness of Ma's food dominated the conversation. But midway through the jambalaya, Roz repeated her earlier question to Pierre.

"You were telling me about your experience during Hurricane Katrina. What was that like?"

"You first. Where were you when it hit?"

"Out of state, Columbia, Missouri, preparing to enter my first year at Mizzou." At Pierre's raised brows she added, "University of Missouri."

"Why didn't you attend college here?"

"I


resend, Flint."

"Not directly. But somebody called and had it sent over to you."

Roz pulled her laptop closer, began typing notes. "What day was this?"

"Early last week. Monday or Tuesday. The call came in to the office phone, so I don't have a time stamp right in front of me."

"I didn't request that."

"Sorry, Roz. It sounded legit."

"No worries. It's probably a mix-up on this end. Take care."

Roz hung up the phone as Andy's door opened. Paige threw back her hair, tossed a flirty look over her shoulder and closed the door. Her eyes widened when she saw Roz, who rarely came in before nine or nine thirty.

"Oh! Hi, Roz."

"Good morning."

Roz noted her jumpy reaction as she passed her on the way to Andy's office. She tapped the door lightlyusing the effective sampling size (ESS) function in TRACER v1.5 (<http://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/tracer/>). Maximum clade credibility (MCC) dated phylogenetic trees were summarized after 10% burn-in with Tree Annotator and edited in FigTree version 1.3.1 (<http://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/figtree>) \[[@pone.0204359.ref017]\]. Bayesian skyline plot depicting relative viral genetic diversity through time were generated for the D genotype CV-A2 in mainland of China in TRACER v 1.5 (<http://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/tracer/>).

Results {#sec008}
=======

Geographic and annual distribution of CV-A2 isolates in mainland of China {#sec009}
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

A total of 163 CV-A2 sequences collected in the present study and downloaded from the GenBank database were used for the analysis. Sequences information were summarized in [S1 Table](#pone.0204359.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}. A total 130 strains were isolated in mainland of China during 2008--2017 from 18 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions representing six administrative regions of China: East China (Shandong,


Some believe that the Fulani emigrated from the Middle East or northern Africa years ago in search of new grazing land for their cattle. Today, the Fulani occupy many parts of central and western Africa. They are grouped according to location, occupation, and dialect. Some of the Fulani travel with their herds, some are settled, and some mix herding with farming. The Bororo Fulani are nomadic herdsmen.

The Fulani live in the northeastern region of Cameroon. They have straighter hair, narrower noses, thinner lips, longer faces, and lighter skin than their African neighbors. Also, the Fulani, unlike other African groups, milk their cattle.

The Bororo Fulani speak a Fulfulde dialect called Kano-Katsina-Bororro Fulb. Since all Fulani speak a Fulfulde dialect, this suggests that they adopted the language of the peoplestorage of information of relevance to the organization and the absence of any correlation process to enable other members of the organization to benefit from the search efforts of their peers. The information stored on the organization""s data storage subsystem is therefore ineffective, even though its availability and pertinence to the organization may be high.
2. Solution
The above described problems are solved and a technical advance achieved in the field by the Information Access Monitor (IAM) of the present invention. In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the information access monitor is part of a computer system comprising a plurality of interconnected processors. The information access monitor is located at the Internet gateway of the computer system""s data communication network. Users access information that is pertinent to their work


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Mitchell Christian, Mount Vernon looking to co-op in soccer

Published 04/13/2012, The Daily Republic

Mitchell Christian High School and Mount Vernon are looking to form a co-op in boys’ soccer for the up-coming school year.
Mount Vernon and MCHS have turned in paperwork to the South Dakota High School Activities Association, and it will be reviewed at board of directors meeting Tuesday in Pierre.

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* \file np_norm_backward.cu
* \brief GPU


implementation of Operators for advanced linear algebra.
*/
#include "./np_norm-inl.h"

namespace mxnet {
namespace op {

NNVM_REGISTER_OP(_backward_npi_norm)
.set_attr<FCompute>("FCompute<gpu>", NumpyNormComputeBackward<gpu>);

}  // namespace op
}  // namespace mxnet
probation awaiting trial. She skipped out and left the country.

That's when the U.S.Marshals stepped in to look for her.

Adams said, “She was tracked to Mexico, we had some gentleman working with Mexican authorities over there they were able to track her down to Los Mochis in Sinaloa.”

News 4 Tucson did a computer search for Tara Valencia. A business profile said she worked for Oliver Exterminating of Arizona. They had offices in Phoenix and Tucson. The Tucson office said they had no knowledge of Tara Valencia.

That company was sold, but the name stayed the same.

The documents showed she spent some of the money on home cleaning services, and car insurance. She even paid the U.S. Treasury over $13,000.

Adams added, “She skipped out, and she tried avoiding going to jail


Investigation of an NQO1 polymorphism as a possible risk and prognostic factor for chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
NAD(P)H:quinoneoxidoreductase 1 (NQO1) inhibits some cancers and increases p53 and apoptosis in cells. Due to an inactivating polymorphism, 10% of humans have no NQO1 activity. A case:control study suggested that chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) patients may have an increased incidence of the NQO1 null genotype compared with controls. NQO1 genotype did not correlate with various CLL prognostic factors, but we observed a trend toward lower drug response in patients with the NQO1 null genotype. Inhibiting NQO1 activity decreased p53 levels and drug induced apoptosis in CLL cells. These results raise the possibility that the NQO1 polymorphism may be a risk factor for CLL and a predictor of response to chemotherapy.indices of systemic inflammation have been suggested to provide prognostic information in various cancer entities. Among these inflammatory parameters, the platelet-to-lymphocyte ratio (PLR) has been proposed as an easily accessible and reliable marker to predict cancer prognosis ([@bib45]; [@bib22]; [@bib44]; [@bib4]; [@bib35]; [@bib10]; [@bib25]; [@bib36]; [@bib39]; [@bib28]).

Cumulating evidence suggests that a high PLR might represent an independent adverse prognostic factor in ovarian cancer ([@bib4]; [@bib36]), colorectal cancer ([@bib25]; [@bib20]), advanced gastric cancer ([@bib26]) as well as in pancreatic cancer ([@bib44]). However, data regarding the prognostic significance of the PLR in breast cancer are sparse, and currently available data from small scale studies provide conflicting results about its prognostic significance with regard to different clinical end points in breast cancer patients ([@bib43]; [@bib5]).

The purpose of our study was to


may inhibit invasiveness of tumour cells because of decreased MMP-9 secretion ([@bib47]).

In addition, numerous studies have suggested that pro-inflammatory mediators, such as IL-1, IL-3, and IL-6, that are released in various cancer entities stimulate the proliferation of megakaryocytes, the platelet progenitor cells ([@bib21]; [@bib3]). An increased blood platelet count might therefore also reflect an index of systemic inflammation induced by the tumour.

Lymphocytes have a major role in cancer immune-surveillance, which inhibits tumour cell proliferation and metastasisation ([@bib33]). Tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes have been linked with improved outcomes in different types of cancer ([@bib38]; [@bib29]; [@bib49]). The peritumoural inflammatory response is thought to reflect the interaction between the tumour and the host. In previous studies, a high lymphocytic infiltrate has been linked with improved survival, independent of clinico-pathological characteristics in primarycancer patients. These statistical associations retained their significance after adjusting for other potential predictors of patients\' outcome and were independent of patient age, T- and N-stage, tumour grade, and ER, PR, and Her2 status.

Our findings indicate that an elevated PLR might be a poor prognostic factor in breast cancer patients. Patients with an elevated PLR might be considered as candidates for additional, more aggressive treatment approaches or more stringent follow-up schedules. The results of subgroup analysis indicate that the preoperative PLR carried the most significant prognostic information in patients with luminal B tumours. In this subgroup, the impact of the PLR on CSS turned out to be superior when compared with age, T status, and N1 and N2 status, and might contribute to the identification of patients who


                         70 (8.8%)
  Her2                                             30 (3.8%)
  Missing data                                     73 (9.2%)

Abbreviations: AJCC stage=*American Joint Committee on Cancer* stage; *n*=number of patients.

###### Univariable andElective surgery for cystic meconium peritonitis: report of two cases.
The cases of two infants with prenatally diagnosed cystic meconium peritonitis, who underwent minimal surgical procedure (drainage) first and elective surgery later, are reported. Just after birth tube drains were inserted under local anesthesia with ultrasonographic guidance. They underwent laparotomy, at 16 days in case 1 and at 20 days in case 2. The adhesions were quite easily dissected, ileal atresia was found, and the intestines were safely primarily anastomosed. In cystic meconium peritonitis, radical surgery in the early neonatal period is usually difficult, so many patients require second or third operations. We recommend cyst drainage just after birth and elective surgery later.


too quickly. Beneath that generality there are some specific, practical things to remember:

Always operate with a comprehensive visibility throughout every step in the supply chain.

As Chris Kushmaul, the vice president of finance for the American Production and Inventory Control Society’s greater Detroit chapter told Enterprise Apps Today: “If you don’t know where your raw materials originate from, what locations they will have to pass through, where your distributors are located and where your finished goods will travel, that could be costing you in efficiencies today and will hamper your risk management efforts in the future.”

Always be prepared for disruptions in the supply chain.

Jeff Karrenbaur, president of Insight, Inc., told Enterpise Apps Today how to be prepared: “Companies must be prepared for business disruptions by having in place anit when a deviation of one eye was observed; the distance from this point to the lateral canthus was measured. NPC was repeated twice for all patients and subjects, and the two measures were averaged.

The control group underwent the same evaluation and analysis.

2.2. Group B {#sec2.2}
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Myopic shift under binocular viewing conditions (phoria-myopia) and pupil diameter changes were studied in 20 IXT patients and 21 orthophoric subjects considered as control group with the PlusoptiX A12R infrared video retinoscopy (PlusoptiX A12R, Nürnberg, Germany). In both groups, the AC/A ratio was measured with the gradient method.

Exclusion criteria for the infrared video retinoscopy were pupil size below 4 mm and above 8 mm and/or refractive errors beyond the limits of the PlusoptiX A12R (i.e., −7.0/+5.0 diopters) in either eye.

The age of the patients ranged


children with IXT, and increased vergence demand to control intermittent distance exotropia for near is likely the main cause of overaccommodation leading to the myopic shift. Therefore, one may argue that overminus lens therapy may work by correcting the myopic shift caused by overaccommodation driven by fusional convergence, rather than by inducing blur-driven accommodative convergence. The results of our study confirm those of other authors. It is not necessarily a high AC/A ratio that allows to control the deviation at near fixation in distance IXT, by determining overconvergence through accommodation (accommodative convergence). Accommodation in such conditions is likely to be driven by fusional convergence stimulated by crossed disparity \[[@B16]\]. The latter drives accommodation through the CA/C ratio. So, accommodation in phoria-myopia seems to be a consequence of convergenceof space and scale needed for installations that can meet those needs are staggeringly huge. For solar energy to make significant contributions to the electric grid, a whole lot of space must be devoted for power plants and solar farms.
For example, solar installations in the Mojave Desert, which receives about twice the sunlight compared with the rest of the U.S., can spread over five to 10 miles. Often, the high levels of sunlight craved by solar farms are found in the desert, but the drawback of locating huge solar installations in the desert is that not a lot of people live all that close to deserts, meaning additional infrastructure is needed to transport the electricity to population centers far away.
This gave Netherlands-based energy industry consultancy and certification firm


wrinkle is likely to occur on the envelope, especially on the envelope of such a type as illustrated in FIGS. 11A to 11C, in the event that the envelope passes through the fixing device 107. The reason for occurrence of the envelope wrinkle will be described.
The envelope 20 is basically formed with a sheet of paper as illustrated in the development of FIG. 11C. In general, printing (image formation) is carried out on a front side of the envelope 20, and the envelope is transported with the front side (a print surface) being in contact with a heating side (a side of the fixing film) in the fixing device 107. Therefore, especially in a case of the envelope 20 containing much moisture, moisture of the surface being heatedLAGOS, Nigeria — In a quarter-century, at the rate Nigeria is growing, 300 million people — a population about as big as that of the present-day United States — will live in a country roughly the size of Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada. In this commercial hub, where the area’s population has by some estimates nearly doubled over 15 years to 21 million, living standards for many are falling.

Lifelong residents like Peju Taofika and her three granddaughters inhabit a room in a typical apartment block known as a “Face Me, Face You” because whole families squeeze into 7-by-11-foot rooms along a narrow corridor. Up to 50 people share a kitchen, toilet and sink — though the pipes in the neighborhood often no longer carry water.

At Alapere Primary School,


more than 100 students cram into most classrooms, two to a desk.

As graduates pour out of high schools and universities, Nigeria’s unemployment rate is nearly 50 percent for people in urban areas ages 15 to 24 — driving crime and discontent.

The growing upper-middle class also feels the squeeze, as commutes from even nearby suburbs can run two to three hours.the Earth defeated the purpose.

Noah feels deeply the Creator’s grief and wrath over sin and violence — far more deeply than he feels his mercy or love of mankind. The Creator speaks to Noah, not in a voice from heaven, but in visions and portents, and at times Noah’s understanding of the Creator’s will may be deeply, even shockingly, flawed.

Noah presents biblical characters facing challenges, dilemmas and uncertainties as knotty as those we face today. Compared to figures in most ancient dramas, they are both more recognizably human, yet also more persuasively other. I appreciate a costume drama being willing to let the characters’ milieu push back on audience expectations with cultural sensibilities different from ours.

If it seems hard to imagine Moses or David contemplating some of the


theme of “Be fruitful and multiply” is affirmed. There’s a definite environmental slant, at times heavy-handed, that is still broadly consistent with the biblical principle that “In the beginning, God entrusted the earth and its resources to the common stewardship of mankind to take care of them” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2402).

I could easily write an essay just on Aronofky’s Watchers and the film’s reworking of Genesis 6 and the Books of Enoch and Jubilees. (I don’t want to write a review of this film — I want to write a commentary.) The film’s Watchers are creatures of heaven and earth, beings of light bound in rock, with six misshapen, rocky limbs corresponding to the six wings of the seraphim.

The Book of Enoch describes both good Watchers,1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to grills, barbecues and cooking instruments and specifically to a foot operated device to open and close a hinged cover (lid) safely and conveniently, while heating and cooking.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art
Three out of four American households own barbecues. Americans light their barbecues 2.9 billion times a year. Originally outdoor charcoal and wood barbecues came with no covers. Thereafter with covers, and then with hinged covers. Followed by gas grills with hinged covers and then covers with see through fronts. Temperature gauges and other devices were then installed on them. The advantages of leaving the cover closed while heating and cooking is enhanced by the present invention.
Keeping the cover closed during cooking will retain a remarkable amount of the heat


convenient to operate, as the operator does not have to put down cooking utensils or food when opening the cover. Ease of cover operation means that the grill can be operated more frequently with the cover closed, which translates to speedier and healthier cooking using less fuel. Furthermore, ease of operation will enable the handicapped or elderly to cook in a safer and more convenient manner.the garlic was so overpowering I passed. There was a Boar’s Head deli which I guess is very good but I can have a Boar’s Head deli sandwich any time I want. Johnny Rocket’s? There’s one in the SI Mall. Brother Jimmy’s BBQ? I have that before NY Rangers games. Hard Rock Café? If there was ever an organization that was the antithesis of Rock n Roll it’s the Highlanders So I settled for my favorite sausage and peppers hero.

As for the fans, I guess because it was a Sunday there were a lot of families mostly from NJ, Rockland and Orange County and beyond. Listening to some of the conversations, many were of the casual fan variety but the fan of the day had to be the


to call out anyone on the team, I still laugh at Big Baby Davis after fouling in a bad spot in the game and getting called out from the bench by Kevin Garnett yelling “ I know , I know I fucked up, I fucked up” Can I get David Wright to do that just once?

Instead of ranting here on the Bad Ollie Experience of yesterday just listen to my rant on Pro Baseball Central from last night. I think I set a record for the most times using the phrase â€œconsistency in the mechanicsâ€ Also Ben Kabak of River Ave Blues was on to talk Highlanders.

I don’t give a rats ass aboutÂ the numbers and Hall of FameÂ credentials Pepsodent smile and all that, my favorite Metsout theÂ posting as it breaks down all three’sÂ offensive and defensive numbersÂ Â Â

Still, the guy I want behinf the plate for my team is Jerry Grote.Â Now GET OFF MY LAWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My sonâ€™s class is on a school trip to Philadelphia today. When the trip was formulated the school principal called the house to see if my wife would come on the trip as a chaperone. When she said she wasnâ€™t sure if she would be free for the day I called out â€œTell him Iâ€™ll goâ€, it seems the he knows of my Mets fanaticism and said â€œNO WAY DO WE WANT YOUR HUSBAND WITH US IN PHILLYâ€ The same thing happen just this past weekend. My wife and her sister thought it would be fun


the time.

When determining the success, or failure, of gun laws it is vitally important to break it down into at least three major categories in order to determine the effectiveness. This is incredibly important, as different types of problems need different solutions. For instance, we would not try to solve a suicide issue the same way we would attempt to address a homicide issue. To rationally address a potential problem, success or failure the three major categories are:

Firearm Safety, as measured by firearm related accidental deaths; Criminal Use of Firearms, as measured by firearm related murders; Suicides by means of firearms.

Quite often the proponents of gun control simply use the term “gun death rate” as they tout the successes of Chapter 180. This method does not accurately reflect//
//  MASCompositeConstraint.h
//  Masonry
//
//  Created by Jonas Budelmann on 21/07/13.
//  Copyright (c) 2013 cloudling. All rights reserved.
//

#import "MASConstraint.h"
#import "MASUtilities.h"

/**
 *	A group of MASConstraint objects
 */
@interface MASCompositeConstraint : MASConstraint

/**
 *	Creates a composite with a predefined array of children
 *
 *	@param	children	child MASConstraints
 *
 *	@return	a composite constraint
 */
- (id)initWithChildren:(NSArray *)children;

@end


proportions in 2013.^[@bibr12-1756284819878046]^ Its prevalence has continued to increase over the last several years. While hepatic cirrhosis, led by chronic viral hepatitis, accounts for the main proportion of liver transplantations, nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is the second leading etiology of liver transplantation.^[@bibr13-1756284819878046]^ Given the high prevalence and very large burden of NAFLD, many studies have investigated its prevention and treatment, but the exact pathogenesis and efficient treatment of NAFLD are not fully elucidated. NAFLD is a spectrum disease with multifactorial etiology. The so-called 'two-hit' and 'multiple-hit' hypotheses both emphasize its multifactorial etiology. The 'two-hit' hypothesis was first raised by Day and colleagues^[@bibr14-1756284819878046]^ in 1998 and evolved over time.^[@bibr15-1756284819878046]^ The 'two-hit' hypothesis assumes that the 'second hit' activates inflammatory cascades and fibrogenesis in the context of obesity, insulin resistance (IR),existed. Publication bias was assessed by Egger's test. The statistical procedures were performed by Stata/SE 15.1 (StataCorp LLC Texas, USA). Any referenced statistic adopted a two-sided test, and the significance level was set as 0.05, except for that of the heterogeneity test, which was set as 0.1.

Results {#section13-1756284819878046}
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Study selection {#section14-1756284819878046}
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We searched the databases until 8 April 2019. A total of 1649 articles were retrieved, including 261 Chinese articles, 1387 English articles and 1 Persian article. The Persian article^[@bibr34-1756284819878046]^ was the same study performed by Nabavi and colleagues.^[@bibr35-1756284819878046],[@bibr36-1756284819878046]^ A total of 1585 articles were excluded after reading the title and abstract. Reasons for exclusion included duplications, reviews, animal trials, conferences and abstracts, alcoholic fatty liver patients, and simple obesity patients (non-NAFLD patients). There were 64 papers whose full texts


were assessed. The 64 papers consisted of 34 Chinese papers, 28 English papers and 1 Persian paper.^[@bibr34-1756284819878046]^ After scrutinizing the full texts, 22 papers were ultimately included in the meta-analysis. The excluded papers included three Chinese master or doctorate theses, 29 low-quality Chinese papers that were assessed by the Cochrane Collaboration's tool in which a high-risk bias or more than three unclear risk biases existed, seven English papers that reported outcomes as the mean difference,^[@bibr1-1756284819878046],[@bibr37-1756284819878046][@bibr38-1756284819878046][@bibr39-1756284819878046][@bibr40-1756284819878046][@bibr41-1756284819878046]--[@bibr42-1756284819878046]^ and one English paper^[@bibr43-1756284819878046]^ that reported outcomes as the interquartile range. Asgharian and colleagues,^[@bibr44-1756284819878046],[@bibr45-1756284819878046]^ Ekhlasi and colleagues,^[@bibr46-1756284819878046],[@bibr47-1756284819878046]^ and Javadi and colleagues^[@bibr48-1756284819878046],[@bibr49-1756284819878046]^ published two articles on one study. Nabavi and colleagues^[@bibr34-1756284819878046][@bibr35-1756284819878046]--[@bibr36-1756284819878046]^ published three articles on one study, and the Persian article^[@bibr34-1756284819878046]^ did not report any different parameters; thus, the Persian article^[@bibr34-1756284819878046]^ was regarded asstudy by Sepideh and colleagues^[@bibr61-1756284819878046]^ compared with other studies. When the study was omitted, the heterogeneity (*I*^2^ index) of insulin decreased from 84.2% to 46.6% and that of HOMA-IR decreased from 84.9% to 44.5%. Although the *I*^2^ index significantly decreased after omitting the study, the *p* value in the chi-squared test did not exceed 0.1 (the predefined statistic critical value). Omission of the study did not affect the former statistic conclusion. When the subgroup analysis was performed, the heterogeneity of Glu decreased in the 12-week group (*I*^2^ = 0.0%, *p* = 0.643), the 24-week group (*I*^2^ = 17.5%, *p* = 0.271), and the Europe group (*I*^2^ = 0.0%, *p* = 0.7); the heterogeneity of insulin decreased in the 12-week group (*I*^2^ = 42.8%, *p* = 0.155) and the Europe group (*I*^2^ = 0.0%, *p* = 0.398); and the heterogeneity of HOMA-IR decreased in the 12-week group (*I*^2^ = 32%, *p* = 0.221).


and then pack the most efficient probiotics for clinical application. Regretfully, most studies have investigated only the effect of multistrain probiotics because this kind of study is more likely to achieve positive results. In addition, the bacteria investigated differed among the studies. Although our study indicates that probiotics are a promising treatment for NAFLD, the subgroup analysis did not explain all sources of heterogeneity. Moreover, the degree of improvement in each parameter was moderate, and the included subjects were mainly from Asia. The conclusion of the current meta-analysis should be cautiously reviewed when considering race.

Conclusion {#section24-1756284819878046}
==========

Probiotics can reduce weight and BMI, improve liver function, decrease plasma lipid and glucose levels, alleviate inflammation and restore liver fat infiltration. Probiotic treatment or supplementation is a promising therapeutic method for NAFLD.

YT,I was downright cold! During the past 3 months I’ve felt a chill occasionally, a light breeze, etc, but the actual feeling of cold was so foreign to me. As I shivered in my sweatshirt by the bus stop, my friend walked over in a T-shirt and laughs at me.

I also noticed how much calmer everything is here. Granted, I’m in a fairly rural suburb, but people actually obey traffic laws, cars wait for each other, they stay in their lanes… what is this? I even walked all the way down Main St. and didn’t get cat called a single time. It was glorious. I’ve been so used to being on guard all the time when in public, that I forgot how nice it is to just be


                    III.
       As relevant here, we may grant Rhodes’s petition only if one of his
constitutional rights has been violated.6 He contends that he was deprived of
street-time credit without due process, in violation of the Fourteenth
Amendment. Rhodes cannot prevail on this argument unless he has a “liberty
. . . interest” in his claimed street-time credit;7 if he does not have a liberty
interest in that street-time credit, he was due no more process than he received.8
       Whether Rhodes has such a liberty interest turns on Texas state law.9 In
2001, we held in Thompson v. Cockrell that a Texas prisoner    15
          Thompson notwithstanding, our rule of orderliness does not prevent this inquiry. See
Jacobs v. Nat'l Drug Intelligence Ctr., 548 F.3d 375, 378 (5th Cir. 2008) (“It is a well-settled
Fifth Circuit rule of orderliness that one panel of our court may not overturn another panel’s
decision, absent an intervening change in the law, such as by a statutory amendment, or the
Supreme Court, or our en banc court. (emphasis added)); cf. Farnham v. Bristow Helicopters,
Inc., 776 F.2d 535, 537 (5th Cir. 1985) (“A panel of this court cannot ‘overturn’ the decision of
another panel. In diversity cases, however, we are to follow subsequent state court decisions
that are clearly contrary to a previous decision of this court.”).


All relevant data are within the paper.

Introduction {#sec001}
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The envelope proteins of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1), simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV), and influenza A virus are synthesized as a precursor protein that must be cleaved by a cellular protease to function in viral entry \[[@pone.0124784.ref001]--[@pone.0124784.ref003]\]. Furin cleavage of the HIV-1-encoded envelope precursor protein gp160 results in the gp120 surface subunit and the gp41 transmembrane subunit \[[@pone.0124784.ref004]\]. The gp120 surface component engages receptors and the gp41 transmembrane component is responsible for fusion following receptor engagement. The primary furin cleavage site of gp160 is C-terminal to arginine at position 511 of the HIV-1 HXB2 strain (HIV-1 HXB2 R511) in the consensus numbering system \[[@pone.0124784.ref005]\]. While two amino acids are subsequently removed from the C-terminus of the gp120 by a carboxypeptidaseReally? You don't remember a couple years ago there was a big uproar over James Frey's "memoir" called "A Million Tiny Pieces." I never read it, but it's apparently pretty harrowing, and it was a bestseller and an Oprah bookclub book, and then it came out that a lot of the events in his book didn't fit a true timeline of his life, and finally he admitted he'd fabricated parts of it. It created a huge discussion in the writing community about memoir, fiction vs. nonfiction, and creative license. Basically, he's considered a scumbag.

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for use by the entertainment and advertising industries. Other 555 numbers also have been grandfathered.
Using these guidelines, many enhanced service providers, information providers, and businesses have requested and been assigned 555 numbers for their use. As of June 1996, 2,143 numbers have been assigned of the available 555 numbers. Of these assigned numbers, 1,785 (83%) numbers are national numbers. The industry expectation is a 7 digit dialed 555 number.\[[@CR26]\]. Because ThT displays an enhanced fluorescence signal when it binds to β-sheet-rich structures like amyloid fibrils \[[@CR30]\], the RT-QuIC assay allows a real-time monitoring of prion-seeded fibril growth \[[@CR26]\]. The application of RT-QuIC to diagnose human Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease has achieved over 97% sensitivity and 100% specificity with nasal brushings of the olfactory mucosa \[[@CR25], [@CR31]\].

Recently, several groups have reported their attempts to use these assays to detect α-syn aggregates in tissue lysates or cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Using preformed recombinant α-syn fibrils as seed, Herva et al. reported that α-syn PMCA reproducibly amplified α-syn amyloid fibrils and the amplification was inhibited by known anti-amyloid compounds \[[@CR32]\]. Jung et al. amplified α-syn aggregates from diseased tissues of transgenic mouse lines \[[@CR33]\]. Using RT-QuIC, Sano et al. detected the prion-like


of seeded and unseeded α-syn PMCA with high (100 μM, **a**) or low (50 μM, **b**) monomeric α-syn concentration, and with high (500 mM, **c**) or low (50 mM, **d**) NaCl concentration. Figures are representative graphs of three independent experiments; each point represents the mean ± SD of six replicates for each reaction except in **a**, which had three replicates. Assembly was monitored by ThT fluorescence intensity at 480 nm, with excitation of 440 nm. Data was fitted with a sigmoidal curve using the GraphPad Prism software

To determine the sensitivity of our optimized PMCA protocol, we used various amounts of preformed α-syn amyloid fibrils (PFFs) as seed (Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). The mean lag phase of the unseeded reaction was 27.56 h, with a standard deviation of 4.25 h (Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, red). When 10 pmol of seed was added to the reaction, thein biological specimens. Given that certain components in the specimens may interfere with α-syn fibril growth, we determined the sensitivity of our assay in the presence of mouse brain homogenates. The PMCA reaction was carried out in the presence of 1% (volume/volume) mouse brain homogenates, which were prepared by homogenizing mouse brain in 10 volumes of 10 mM Tris, pH 7.5 (weight/volume). The presence of the brain homogenate increased the lag times of all reactions by about 5 h, (compare Figs. [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"} to [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}a), suggesting that some component(s) of mouse brain homogenates delayed α-syn fibrilization. However, even with this delay, our protocol was still able to detect α-syn aggregates to as low as 1 fmol (Fig. [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}). This finding confirmed that our protocol is able to detect small amounts of α-syn aggregates in


media closet/gun storage. We bought this house back in November and have a ton of renovations to do still. The doors will be painted black this summer to match the wainscoting and I still have a ton of moulding to put up. We have our first daughter due any day now, so focus had to shift around January on nursery and other details.

@Mike: Do you see any issues with using two Behringer EPQ1200 amps to run each pair of F20s using the 390HF? This amp is supposedly rated at 425 Watts x 2 @ 4ohm. I thought I had settled on the EPQ2000 and EPQ1200 to run everything, but a final stretch of research is telling me that no one likes Behringer's pro equipment? I must say Ior try to find another amp.

How you gonna get 4ohm with two 4ohm drivers? I think the SA1000 is essentially a mono amp despite stereo connections......

If I was going to run two from an sa1000 I would probably series them together on the single channel and run it at 8 ohms with the gain turned about halfway down. That would about 500 watts to each speaker and be relatively safe. There are several of us running one with a 500 watt plate amp. I keep it turned down below half and it fills the house with bass. It's a great design.

If I was going to run two from an sa1000 I would probably series them together on the single channel and run it at 8 ohms with the


and low pass filters (50Hz - 3kHz), and is only $299. Two of these amps to run my four F20s ... What do you think? Do I need more headroom to run 300W through a 500W 390HF driver?

If I was going to run two from an sa1000 I would probably series them together on the single channel and run it at 8 ohms with the gain turned about halfway down. That would about 500 watts to each speaker and be relatively safe. There are several of us running one with a 500 watt plate amp. I keep it turned down below half and it fills the house with bass. It's a great design.

SA1000 specs are 497w into 8ohms so expect about 400w continuous or 200w per driver.Salt-dependent haemagglutinating measles virus in S.S.P.E.
Two strains fo S.S.P.E. virus show both haemagglutinin and salt-dependent haemagglutinin. These properties are associated with distinct plaque forms within each strain. The existence of salt-dependent strains in wild-type measles virus suggests that they should be found in the early isolates of all strains of S.S.P.E.


Jones’ ars poetica “Kudzu” in the video above, these Southern roots did not shape him by their limitations – he outgrew and overtook that past with deep defiance. Throughout his collection of poems, Jones is owning his identity and challenging what may have been expected of him when he was part of that past life, that landscape. “I won’t be forgiven / for what I’ve made / of myself.” But, while these proclamations are intense and serious, don’t let that fool you. A favorite moment of mine happens at the end of this video, when you see Jones playfully interacting with his audience. This shows you a warmth and sense of humor that will draw you in even closer.

In his poem “After the First Shot,” we see theof AXD301 consisting of about 2,000,000 lines of Erlang code, and has identified a significant number of software defects that have gone unnoticed after years of extensive testing. It has also been used in the Erlang/OTP R10 system to eliminate numerous bugs that R9C contained in some of its standard libraries."

This would seem to be anecdotal evidence that testing doesn't replicate all the benefits of static analysis.

> That's a VERY interesting thought. I know of no such> tool. But I imagine that such a thing could be done. I> think it would be a lot easier if the syntax was shared> between the two. Probably the static would be a super set> of the dynamic syntax. When you 'harden' your code, the> 'hardener' could insert things like method


on the power of such attacks.

from the urls-we-dig-up dept

Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) efforts are an important part in the mitigation of global warming, but unfortunately, progress has been rather slow, and at its current pace, the world won't be able to meet climate change targets by 2020. There are only eight active CCS projects worldwide right now, and most of them involve pumping waste carbon dioxide down into oil wells to flush out hard-to-reach crude oil, while also storing 23 million tons of carbon dioxide underground each year. Here are a few other CCS ideas.

from the a-troll's-gotta-troll dept

For many years, even as people correctly noted that Intellectual Ventures was perhaps the world's biggest patent trolling operation, the company insisted that it shouldn't be called a troll, inpart because it hadn't actually sued anyone. That was misleading for a variety of reasons, with the biggest one being the war chest behind IV and the implicit threat of lawsuits certainly got plenty of companies to cough up huge sums to avoid them. While IV has ridiculously strict nondisclosure agreements, various leaks have suggested companies often pay hundreds of millions of dollars to Intellectual Ventures... for nothing. All they really get is a promise not to be sued and the potential to dip into IV's big database of mostly useless patents, which the paying companies can then use to sue others. Overall, Intellectual Ventures admits that it has brought in over $2 billion dollars directly from licensing and another $5 billion in "investments" -- some of which


office they suddenly became seen as a cost center, rather than a profit center as planned. Enter IV with a giant war chest, agreeing to buy up tons of crappy patents that no one else valued or wanted, on the cheap, and suddenly tech transfer offices can aggregate a bunch of patents and show some money coming in. IV has never, ever been about "identifying strong patents." It has always been about finding enough patents they can use to pressure companies into giving them money. IV's entire business model, from the beginning was built on exploiting a clearly broken patent system by a group of folks who had a history with the system.

As for a "fair price," a fair price is what someone in the market is willingthreat to innovation" has simply no basis in any reality-based discussion. The problem with the patent system today is the fact that broad and vague patents are being asserted against obvious innovations in the market place. That is putting a massive tollbooth on innovation.

We enter into litigation after careful deliberation and a thorough analysis of the patents we own and the products we believe to be infringing. The actions we take to protect our rights are with established, patent savvy technology companies – not start-ups – and we have reached settlements for significant amounts. In other words, our patent portfolios are being recognized for their validity and relevance to current industries and key technologies.

IV does not enter litigation lightly, and our actions are not frivolous. Asserting our rights


on fair use, because they don't want to get sued (and some insurance providers won't give you insurance if you plan to rely on fair use).

And, now, there's an even crazier example. Two huge fans of the cult favorite TV show, Arrested Development have made a documentary about the show, talking to a ton of people who created and acted in the show, as well as to a bunch of fans. Given that a new season (via Netflix) is quickly approaching, getting this documentary out would make sense. The film is finished according to the filmmakers. Done done done. So why are they asking Kickstarter for $20,053? Yup, you guessed it. Copyright licensing issues. And this time, it's really crazy:

After five years, we're finally close to releasing thethat "the network is claiming copyright." Just to be clear, Jeff & Neil don't have a problem with this, saying that they believe that this is "within the network's rights" to make that claim and they emphasized that Fox was giving them a "deep discount on the photos" and that it "could have been much worse" otherwise.

While it's great that the filmmakers are fine with this, it still seems quite troubling to me. Whoever took the photos in the first place would own the copyright on the basic photos themselves. This implies that Fox is claiming copyright on the set itself, which appears in the images (or, they're lying and claiming copyright on something they have no copyright on). And, yes, they could potentially claim copyright on the


of people, demanding payments after they posted her sappy poem "the Dash." She apparently threatens people (ridiculously) with the statutory maximum awards of $150,000 per infringement, but will "settle" for a mere $7,500 -- often going after non-profits, charities and churches who want to share the "positive message" of the poem. Yes, she demands $7,500 for posting her poem to a website.

Her actions have been written about and talked about in a wide variety of places online, and when ELI took up the issue, some of the comments got nasty. And apparently, some of the comments made on the ELI site did get pretty aggressive, which is unfortunate. As much as people dislike trolling behavior, there's simply no reason to ever go that far. However, even if thewebsite from state law claims (including criminal law) based on the publication of "information provided by another information content provider."

The court, incorrectly, insists that because Chan has the ability to remove posts, he is obligated to do so.

As the owner and operator of the site, Respondent has the ability
to remove posts in his capacity as the moderator. However,
Respondent chose not to remove posts that were personally
directed at Ms. Ellis and would cause a reasonable person to
fear for her safety. Because the Respondent's course of conduct
was directed at Ms. Ellis through the posted messages and
information relating to Ms. EIlis, and the conduct was intended (and in fact did) create fear and intimidation in the Petitioner.

Except, as the EFF reminds us, under section 230, there is no duty to remove


content and no liability for failing to remove that content even if you can. In the famous Zeran case, the court clearly held:

[L]awsuits seeking to hold a service liable for its exercise of a publisher's traditional editorial functions – such as deciding whether to publish, withdraw, postpone or alter content – are barred. The purpose of this statutory immunity is not difficult to discern. Congress recognized the threat that tort-based lawsuits pose to freedom of speech in the new and burgeoning Internet medium.

As the EFF post notes, this does not mean that those who said illegal things are not liable, but "the responsibility lies with the speaker." Having the court issue such a broad order barring speech and pinning the blame on the site for statements of usersfrom View to Controller without having to use the model??
Or could someone help me out why is the ID always = 1?
Thanks!
Edit:
This is the button for showing and hiding the form:
function toggle_visibility(id) {
       var e = document.getElementById(id);
       if (e.style.display == 'block')
           e.style.display = 'none';
       else
           e.style.display = 'block';
   }

A:

From the comments your wanting to display a textarea when you click a button in a row, and then post the value of the text area and the OdsutnostID value of the item in the row to


number of lawmakers introduced censures against Bill Clinton over the Monica Lewinsky scandal, and President Andrew Jackson was formally censured in 1834 by the Senate.

"That the House of Representatives does hereby censure and condemn Barack Obama for having willfully disregarded the legislative powers of the duly elected Congress provided by the Constitution of the United States through his executive actions to deprive American citizens of their constitutionally-mandated right to bear arms under the Second Amendment," Palazzo's resolution reads.

Palazzo said in a statement the censure is the "best way we can fight and win" against the executive actions Obama released. Republicans have few legislative options at their disposal to fight back until the 2017 appropriations process begins. Already Republicans have promised to cut off funding to the Department ofARE PROUD
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