The Phantom City

The Phantom City is a 1928 American Western film directed by Albert S. Rogell and written by Adele Buffington and Fred Allen. The film stars Ken Maynard, Eugenia Gilbert, James Mason, Charles Hill Mailes, Jack McDonald and Blue Washington. The film was released on December 23, 1928, by First National Pictures.

Plot
In a story set in the Wild West, an anonymous killer plots to steal a gold mine from its rightful owner. Tim Kelly (Maynard) and Joe Bridges (Mason) are summoned to Gold City, a long abandoned mining town, by a mysterious masked phantom. Tim learns he is to inherit a gold mine there which is still active, but he receives a dire warning from the killer telling him to leave town. It turns out the phantomdoor is pushed in and then released, the latch springs outward accelerating the door away from the cabinet. When the latch reaches its end-of-travel, an inertial force is created in the door sufficient to break the magnetic force retaining the door, allowing it to swing free.
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deserve a raise, and President Trump is finally putting the American worker first.”

The idea that immigration depresses wages is, again, highly debatable. The White House last week pointed to a study by Harvard economist George J. Borjas that suggested that low-skill immigrants do indeed reduce the wages of American workers. As Bump has noted, others including the conservative National Review, have poked holes in that research, noting that there are other factors that may be more to blame.

The point is that this “real news” is not an ironclad fact. And then McEnany goes on to promise that the Raise Act will “increase wages, decrease poverty and save taxpayers billions.” That's promising a lot.

“Also on Wednesday, President Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to one of our Vietnam War
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led to the newspaper's board seeking a change of policy to reach out to more to a prosperous white audience ultimately proved damaging to sales and led to the newspaper's closure. The current owners, Times Media Group, decided in 2014 to resurrect the newspaper as an online archive and, through Readex, sought out the best materials, including the incomplete run of the title held by the British Library.

We are delighted that not only is the electronic archive now available in our Reading Rooms, but is available to British Library Reader pass holders via our Remote Resources service. It therefore joins the small but significant number of electronic newspaper resources to which we subscribe that we can offer to Library users wherever they might be, so long as theyThe relationship between us parents, and the people who take care of our children, is complicated.

For example, for five days out of every seven, I entrust Poppy — the person I love most in the world (ahem, aside from Walter) — to someone who is not me. As I drive away to my grown-up life, I expect paid professionals to socialize my child, to wrangle her tantrums, and to teach her the words to songs I long ago forgot.

I expect them to ensure she wears her hat on the playground, to evacuate her to safety if there’s a fire, and of course, to bathe her in all the love and kindness that my sweet little girl deserves.

Naturally, I also expect teachers to be amazed by Poppy’s brilliance.

Moreover, I


to rant about carbon monoxide. Not that it’s a lethal gas (you already know that), or that responsible folk have CO monitors in every bedroom of their house (you’re so responsible that you even checked the monitors’ batteries last weekend), but that this household danger is yet another thing I must thwart with motherly Kung Fu.

You see I hadn’t thought to buy a device to protect Poppy from this colorless, odorless gas. I’d assumed that I was an excellent mother simply for having smoke alarms. It had never occurred to me that excellence is only relative to what other safety gear is on the market.

This is a dangerous and possibly expensive situation.

I first knew I was too relaxed about odorless gas when I read this post in thewent on to have a glorious time.

It was grisly. The instant I used my husband’s Moroccan slipper to resoundingly thwack a roach, goo splattered everywhere. Legs that just this morning had skittered over apples now lay freed from life on the floor. A disembodied head, feelers still intact, stared with insectish placidity from the wall. Pulpy mass stuck to the shoe.

I shook with loathing for the cockroach, for my violent ways and for Texas having turned me into a killer of bugs. Meanwhile, my toddler observed it all with without a blink.

“What are you doing?” Poppy asked quite reasonably, eyes darting from the Moroccan slipper to the grisly scene of death on the floor. “Oh, nothing,” I replied with as much breeziness as one can muster after murder,


but I think you’ll agree, I’m the one to pity.

Thus, I bought a book to help me. It’s called Potty and though it’s aimed at children, I found it very useful. In bold pictures it shows me how to encourage my toddler to watch other creatures using the potty.

Now, whenever I spot our dog doing her business, I drag Poppy to the window to bear witness. Aping the tone of the Potty book, I give an upbeat commentary about poop, pee and lavatories.

My Potty book also shows how good parents exhibit delight at the triumphs of their potty-training child. Life imitates art as Walter and I whoop around the house when Poppy leaves something in her potty.

But conflict arises when Poppy wants to see what her parents dois not the friendliest face in the world.

But still, I swerved long before I hit her, and no physical harm was done.

Regardless, the cake-bearing lady took umbrage and she began to holler. She told everyone in Baked Goods that I was bad, she followed me to Fresh Produce to condemn my soul, and she trailed me into Beer & Wine to remind me that I’m an ugly woman.

“You’d better hope I’m not waiting for you in the parking lot!”, she warned with as much menace as a lady holding an elaborately frosted cake can muster.

I hurried away to Canned Goods, wondering whether a missile of tinned carrots was about to hit me in the temple.

Fascinated shoppers twisted their necks in search of a runaway blonde bombshell. All they


awake at dawn?” Poppy, the cause of our being awake at dawn, played contentedly on our bed, now and then shoving books into her father’s face or jumping on his crotch. Poppy was enormously happy to be alive. Outside, cheerful birds went tweet.

Suddenly, caffeine hit my bloodstream and I was filled with energy.“My friends invited me to do an obstacle course adventure run.”I showed him a picture of spandex-clad women running earnestly through a stretch of tires.“I’m going to say yes.”

I hadn’t actually decided to do it, but was just airing the thought to see how it sounded.

Unexpectedly, my husband, who likes to remain corpselike till noon, became convulsive with glee.“That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard!”. His smile began to radiate through his body until presentlySyria was amplified by a flurry of allegations by the US government and major American media outlets. The New York Times and CNN cited unspecified “intelligence” about the supposed movement of Syrian chemical weapons components. This was combined with threats from President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who spoke of Syria approaching a “red line” that would result in direct American military intervention.

If the American public is experiencing an unsettling feeling of deja vu, it is for good reason. For the second time in a decade, Washington is threatening to launch an unprovoked war in the Middle East on the grounds of phony “intelligence” concerning “weapons of mass destruction.”

There is, however, one highly significant difference between how this narrative is being laid out by the


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--Brendan


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buildings they need to thrive can fit on the western plateau. If you have extra workers, build all of the support buildings the elite houses will need (Maintenance Office, Tax Office, science buildings, etc.), and wait to put the houses in until you have some olive oil. Make sure that you do not place a Wine Vendor's Stall on the Agora. Because there is no armor available in this episode, elite housing won't need wine. That won't, however, prevent the wine vendor from taking some of the precious wine you need for both heroes.

Don't forget a Museum; Hercules will need one in the city if he is to have excellent science access. A University will send a curator to the Museum, and the Museum itself sends curators ofwill sell you wheat and eventually buy fleece. These four important new cities will be enough to give Lixus eight trading partners.

A permanent flood will happen, widening the strait. You were warned not to build there! You can still build a bridge across the strait to reach any building you had built to the north of the strait. You can now place Piers all along the northern or southern shores to accommodate all of your new trading partners.

Depending on how many Carding Sheds you had working in the first episode, you might be able to set aside the 64 skeins of fleece right away. Consider building another Carding Shed or two if you can't meet this goal. High fleece production is great because you will be able to


to delete the Museum you placed in episode one and move it to somewhere more beneficial in this episode.

With Carthage not trading, Lixus is back to seven trading partners, but don't worry. Soon Thebes will be discovered, eventually bringing your trading partners back up to eight. Thebes also buys marble, which will help you to meet your profit goal. The rival city of Argos will also be discovered during this episode. Carthage eventually decides that they can trade again but at this point their bronze isn't necessary.

You will get at least one request for wine during this episode so try to keep a little extra on hand.

Most likely you will meet either yearly profit goal or the Sanctuary goal last. When those goals are met you will bedeemed similar. It has found applications in many areas. Chemistry, biology, social-networks and finance are a few examples where graph clustering has been applied. However, while there are many competing techniques, the graph clustering problem is NP-hard, which limits its scope of application.

QUBO formulations of many mathematical problems have recently gained in interest. This recent spike in interest is, in no small part, due to recent advances in computer hardware and the availability of purpose-built hardware for their solution that circumvent the NP-hard nature of the problem. Examples of this novel hardware are Fujitsu’s Digital Annealer (DA) and D-Wave’s Quantum Annealer.

Graphs have recently been introduced as models of the stock market. In addition, clustering of stock market data is a longstanding focus of interest for both practitioners and


using the DA, to obtain a tracking portfolio.

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Jarin islam of the wilshire center-koreatown neighborhood council joins other community advocates and leaders for a news conference and solidarity rally with the muslim


French upper house backs same-sex marriage law

PARIS (Reuters) - France's Senate upper house voted in favor of same-sex marriage on Friday, paving the way for it to enter law after street marches rallied hundreds of thousands of demonstrators both for and against it.

The move is France's most important social reform since the 1981 abolition of the death penalty and was a keynote campaign pledge by President Francois Hollande's ruling Socialists.

But it is opposed by social conservatives in the majority Catholic country, and by many French Muslims and evangelical Christians.

The bill, approved by a show of hands with minor amendments, returns in May to the National Assembly lower house where the Socialists have an absolute majority. After final approval there, it is due to take effect mid-year.

France joins 11client installed on the workstation with the shipping software, you will already have an odbc connection to the FSDB?? database that is your main ERP database. If you create your view in there and make sure it has the Fourth Shift security roles assigned to it then you should be good to go. If you, like me, prefer to put everything custom in a different database then you will need to create a connection to that database and probably create a sql user with read and write access to both your database and the FSDB?? one (the exception is if your database is on a completely different SQL instance and you have created a linked server with a proxy account with the security handled in there). One advantage


the shipment number so you can easily scan the lookup value at the shipping station.
If you thought that was fun, the export is a blast too!
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A little known fact, perhaps, but Klopp faced Liverpool nearly a decade ago - and beat them 5-0.

Then manager of Mainz, he watched over a big pre-season win against Rafa Benitez's side.

Afterwards, he said: "Liverpool were only as strong as we allowed them to be. We were the wrong opponent for them.

"But it's no fun to play against teams with this kind of defence. Hyypia and Carragher are huge."

Klopp: August 2014

But Klopp did actually speak about Liverpool in August 2014 after watching his Dortmund side lose 4-0 at Anfield.

He said: "It’s a great club and they did well last year [2013-14].

"I saw it. I saw what they can do against us...it was the wrong time to play them."

When asked about Rodgers and whether he had followed thePotluck is an underground hip hop music group made of American rappers, Underrated and 1 Ton.

They are currently signed with Suburban Noize Records. Potluck has released 6 studio albums, Humboldt County High, Tha Lost Koast Kollective, Harvest Time, Straight Outta Humboldt, Pipe Dreams, and most recently Rhymes & Resin.

Pipe Dreams, released February 10, 2009, appeared on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart at #30 in 2009.

Throughout their career, Potluck has toured with artists such as King Gordy, Twiztid, E-40, Tech N9ne, Lloyd Banks of G-Unit, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, He’d PE, Boondox, Prozak, and the Kottonmouth Kings.

This year November, December 2014 Potluck just announced The HotboxHolidaze Tour with Johnny Richter, Liquid Assassin, Black Pegasus, and P. Win


sponsors. Out of our three engines, we kept one engine for races only because it cost over $1600. It had tons of power, but the cost of running and maintaining it made it difficult to use full time. Of course, you can spend even less, but if you want to be competitive, large quantities of cash will need to be offered as tribute. Much larger quantities than what my family could afford.

So what do you do if you want to race, but your family doesn’t have Vanderbilt levels of money? Well, that’s a hard question to answer. You can get kicks in the kart rental leagues, but they often leave much to be desired.

Okay, maybe not karts. Maybe it’s time to move to cars.

Chump Car, a series thatin the paddock will set you back $8400…per race for one team alone. If you want a 50% discount off that price, then I would suggest taking a look at the MX-5 Cup.

If you can’t afford that I think you have a final option.

Sim racing.

Shooting towards Red Water in a Lotus 49. Photo courtesy of iRacing.

Hear me out. Back in the cold winter months, when I was living in South Korea, iRacing was running an offer for a free one month trial with a new subscription. If you knew me, you know I don’t like cold. My favorite winter sport is running from one warm building to the next. With my middle of the road spec’d laptop and an Xbox controller, I spent the whole month having a


Ovals, Sportscars, F1, NASCAR, and Indy Car. Once you pick your series you can start buying the cars you want. Now, some see this as a big negative, but I personally don’t. The price for the extra cars may be $11.95 and tracks $14.95, but you can pick exactly what you want to do. I have had my appetite for racing satisfied, but haven’t bought everything iRacing offers (maybe ¼ of it). With amazing circuits and cars being added (The Audi 90 GTO and Le Mans being the most recent) it’s hard not to dip into your wallet.

I have been surprised by how much fun it is. I have had many races that were absolute dogfights for first the entire race. On the other side of the coin,also considered Laurent Blanc and Luis Enrique but Sarri has been Roman Abramovich's preference.

Antonio Conte is set to leave Chelsea after a disappointing defence of the Premier League title

Chelsea are keen to push on with player recruitment plans but deals are on hold until the coaching position is finalised.

Napoli, meanwhile, are continuing to negotiate with Manchester City over the proposed sale of Jorginho. Though agreement is believed to be close, the final details have still to be signed off.


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Plaintiffs' argument that they should be granted leave to add new defendants nunc pro tunc is also unpreserved (cf. Gavigan v Gavigan, 123 AD2dMinami-Nagai Station

is a railway station in Nan'yō, Yamagata, Japan, operated by the Yamagata Railway.

Lines
Minami-Nagai Station is a station on the Flower Nagai Line, and is located 6.8 rail kilometers (about 4 rail miles) from the terminus of the line at Akayu Station.

Station layout
Minami-Nagai Station has a single side platform serving traffic in both directions.  The station is unattended.

Adjacent stations

History
Minami-Nagai Station opened on 20 May 1960.

Surrounding area
 Nagai Summary Court
  National Route 287

External links
  Flower Nagai Line

Category:Railway stations in Yamagata Prefecture
Category:Yamagata Railway Flower Nagai Line
Category:Railway stations opened in 1960


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cause of action has been proved in either of the actions consolidated in the action on trial,' were too vague and general to indicate that the defendant claimed anything under that Amendment. The record before us is consistent with the idea that the defendant did not claim, in the trial court, in any form, generally or specially, that the statute deprived it of its property without due process of law, or denied to it the equal protection of the laws.

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We therefore cannot hold that the court of appeals, by its final judgment, sustained the validity under the Constitution of the United States of the statute drawn in question by the defendant, or that it denied any right or immunity now claimed by it under the 14th Amendment; forgot this right. We’re subsidising unsustainable food production systems at the cost of our health and our environment. Soil is not costed into food, which means that farmers don’t have the financial capacity to invest in their soil to turn the situation around. Crop breeding is exacerbating this situation. Modern wheat varieties, for example, have half the micronutrients of older strains, and it’s pretty much the same for fruit and vegetables. The focus has been on breeding high-yield crops which can survive on degraded soil, so it’s hardly surprising that 60% of the world’s population is deficient in nutrients like iron. If it’s not in the soil, it’s not in our food.

What should be done about this?

Significant progress is technically quite straightforward. There’s a lot we can do,


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We thank the Department of Pediatrics Research Unit, Medical Records Department, Health Information and Technology Affairs (HITA), Nursing Affairs, Case Management and all members of the Department of Pediatrics at KFSH&RC in Riyadh for the collaborative work in collecting these data and their


too different from the staff shortages African emergency care providers are exposed to on a regular basis ([Fig. 1](#f0005){ref-type="fig"}). Working in every compartment from a boat to the inside of helicopter, space is often considered a premium. Wilderness medicine providers are exposed to risk and error in an unforgiving environment. A lapse in concentration in patient management could mean harm to both the patient and the provider. Wilderness medicine providers incorporate aspects of aircraft crew resource management and tactical team based standard operating procedures to improve human resource efficiency and thereby reduce errors in wilderness rescue and patient care [@b0060]. The result of wilderness medicine training is a unique group of systems thinkers, who are able to address clinical problems using limited inputs whilst maximising outputs for optimalmore than the two clubs. It is about the two biggest cities in Spain colliding and trying to prove their power, financially, in football terms and politically. I once found myself in the Catalan capital and after Barca fans celebrated one of their teams finest Champions League wins, they began rioting in the streets against police and screaming anti-Madrid songs. I saw anti-Madrid graffiti constantly and the push for independence seems to be strong.

We certainly haven’t heard the last of this one, as Tebas’ claims will certainly make fans of Barcelona and Espanyol think twice when they vote for independence from Spain.

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vertices. A clique $K$ is said to be *maximal* if there is no vertex in $V\setminus K$ that is adjacent to all vertices in $K$. Note that this definition is different from a *maximum clique*, which is a clique of maximum cardinality $\omega(G)$.

Finally, we also consider the following terminology and definitions for vertex orderings. We define a vertex ordering to be a sequence $v_1,v_2,\ldots,v_n$ of the vertices in $V$, where $v_i$ is said to be in position $i$, and further define a permutation $\phi:V\rightarrow\{1,2,\ldots,n\}$ that maps each vertex $v_i\in V$ to its position $i$; that is $\phi(v_i) = i$. The *width* of a vertex $v_i$, denoted $w(v_i)$, is the number of vertices adjacent to $v_i$ that precede $v_i$ in a given ordering [@freuder-1982]. We further say that the *widthby Tomita et al. [@tomita-recoloring] for the MCS algorithm, and for the bit-parallel algorithm BBMC by San Segundo et al. [@segundo-bitboard-2011; @segundo-recoloring; @segundo-implicit]. Both authors note that renumbering ensures locality of data. The new adjacency matrix sets the reference for all bitsets; consequently, the relative order of vertices is preserved in (bitsets) $P$ and $X$ in every subproblem.

By maintaining the initial vertex ordering throughout recursion, we are able to quickly select a vertex with many neighbors in the graph, which is likely to have a high degree in the current subproblem. We use this fact to efficiently (and greedily) compute a pivot vertex, which we now describe.

Pivot Selection
---------------

As explained previously, we use a *maximum-degree-first* initial ordering for our new algorithm (and maintain it in all subproblems).

The key idea behind this


the creation' and that everything was done to the 'praise of his glorious grace'. Now I take these verses to mean that mankind's understanding and experience of God's grace, goodness and love, which can only lead us to praise and experience that grace, is at a 'higher realm' after the fall and salvation of mankind in Christ, then if there was no fall at all.
I found a quote by Martin Luther on the exact same question and he seems to have held the same view I propose:

If God should be asked at the last judgment, ‘Why did you permit Adam to fall?’ and he answered, ‘In order that my goodness toward the human race might be understood when I gave my Son for man’s salvation,’ we would say,that will be applied by
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       out of college, no one will defend your idea that police shouldn’t use certain restrooms. Yeah, you might throw a hissy if they use the bathroom at the Starbucks you’re working at–and you know a lot of these Berkely students are destined to become lifelong baristas–but beyond that, you’re slap out of luck.

Only the most idiotic anti-cop morons would even think of asking police officers not to use restrooms in a building because it’s upsetting to students who would probably get upset by the sun rising in the East.

Frankly, calling it “offensive and unacceptable” is far kinder than I would have called it had I been the one discussing it with the chancellor.


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The Shamu obsession, I call it.

The Not-Looking-Pregnant-Surprise

The ironic gotcha to all that worry is that once I was well into pregnancy, I was disappointed to realize that I didn't look pregnant at all.

People kept looking at me and wondering where the pregnancy belly was, I could see it in their eyes. Well, it was there ─ it just wasn't visible to the casual onlooker. I have a big ole


it never did before. If I move in just the "right" way, I can hear the "slap-slap-slap" sound of my flesh hitting against itself. It never did that before children! Oh my gosh, I cannot tell you how much I absolutely loathe that.

And that hourglass figure? Well, it's not a straight line but it's closer. I gained a lot of abdominal fat in my pregnancies, and I dislike that for a number of reasons, both aesthetic and more importantly, because abdominal visceral fat is much more of a health risk. I used to be very much a pear, or at least an hour-glassy pear with boobs. Now I gained an apple to add to the pear with boobs, leaving me just fat all over. That didn't make meand agranular areas. The interanteromedial nucleus projects to layers I, III and V of the frontal area 2, layer V of the agranular insular area, and layers I, V and VI of area 29D. The anteroventral nucleus projects to layers I and IV of the retrosplenial granular area, whereas the anterodorsal nucleus projects to layers I, III and IV of the same area. Projections from the anteroventral and anterodorsal nuclei were, furthermore, organized such that their ventral parts project to the rostral part of the retrosplenial granular area, whereas their dorsal parts project to the more caudal part. The results suggest that the anterior thalamic nuclei project to more widespread areas and laminae of the cingulate cortex than was previously assumed. The projections are organized such that the


[Deep vein thrombosis and lung embolisms in patients with stroke: prevention and therapy].
Prevention and therapy of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolisms in patients with acute stroke (ischemia and hemorrhage) represent a special challenge in the clinical routine. This article gives an overview on the epidemiology, risk factors and causes of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism in patients with acute stroke. The focus lies on the efficacy and safety of prophylactic treatment with compression stockings, compression devices and anticoagulants. Special therapeutic options in the event of symptomatic deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolisms in patients with intracerebral hemorrhage and increased risk of recurrent bleeding are presented.the motion. The judge's reaction to the motion cannot excuse respondent's antecedent misconduct. Because the judge believed the motion was dishonest on its face, he peremptorily referred the issue to the ethics committee. While the rules of procedure contemplate regular submission and ruling on the motion, respondent's misconduct is not mitigated by the judge's subsequent failure to follow those procedures.
As a separate line of defense respondent seeks to justify his false statements on free speech grounds. He alleges that all of the ethical standards he is accused of violating are vague and overbroad in violation of the first and fourteenth amendments of the United States Constitution.
We rejected a vagueness challenge in analogous circumstances in In re Frerichs, 238 N.W.2d 764, 768-69 (Iowa 1976). We now do so again.


would put defendant Steuk in jail.
Given the information which respondent understandably and properly conveyed to his client, Mr. Steuk's desire to file a motion for change of judge is understandable regardless of the precise language which the judge employed. Moreover, the timing of the impartation of the judge's remarks to Mr. Steuk by respondent serves to explain why the motion was not filed until the eve of trial. Doubtless, Mr. Steuk had to reflect on the matter somewhat before arriving at a decision.
If respondent was guilty of any wrong in filing the motion for change of judge, it was in embellishing the recitals made in connection with Judge Cooper's remarks to him at the discovery hearing in the Bruene case. But those embellishments do not appear to beCertainly, the extent to which the challenged remarks deviate from the true facts are not sufficient to warrant the harsh discipline which is handed out in the majority opinion.
A reading of the record of the portion of the discovery matter in the Bruene estate which was reported suggests that respondent's references to the merits of the controversy during the discovery hearing were an effort to give the court the factual background upon which his discovery requests were predicated. In any event, I believe the statements in the motion are employed only to identify the incidents which are claimed to affect the judge's impartiality. *108 The motion is based on the fact that the altercation occurred without regard to who was at fault in the matter.
I find that the


pulses programming algorithm.
These and other objects of the invention are attained by depositing a layer of polycrystalline silicon at a controlled thickness of greater than 1200 Angstroms, oxidizing the polycrystalline layer to form a polycrystalline layer of a thickness below 1000 Angstroms with an oxide layer thereon, removing oxide over sample fuses and measuring the thickness of the polycrystalline layer. The final desired thickness is below 950 Angstroms. This method assures uniform thin layers of polycrystalline material to accurate thicknesses which results in desired resistances. The polycrystalline layer is oxidized in a partial oxygen rich environment, for example, steam or oxygen wherein the oxygen rich environment represents less than 50% of the total environment. The polycrystalline layer may be doped with impurities to lower its resistance. Similarly, theyou have an old car with air conditioning system, it is more likely to contain CFC, specifically R12 or Freon that may damage the ozone layer. The problem is when the system is damaged or needs maintenance, the harmful compound is being released into the atmosphere, which will contribute in damaging the ozone layer.

It may seem insignificant, but every little harm we do to the ozone layer may lead to bigger damage in the future. The damaged old air conditioning system would likely to emit CFC as long as it is working until the end of its life.

That’s why, you are suggested to convert it to a more nature-friendly system like the ones using R134a or any other safer system. Another point to notice is that when you


are coming to scrapping the car, make sure that you choose the place that has a waste management license to minimize the effect of CFC.

2. Replacing Old Refrigerator

Not only in old air conditioning system, CFC can also be found in ole refrigerator, especially the fridge-freezer ones. Back in the old times, the compound was used to give the sub-zero temperature for the freezers.

That’s why, similar to converting your old car’s air-conditioning system, replacing your old refrigerator with newer version is a good idea in saving the ozone layer. Newer versions of refrigerators use friendlier system in the freezer since the producers are required to.

For further consideration, newer versions of refrigerators are also more energy-efficient compared to those pre-1994 refrigerators. By converting to newer versions, it will help youdue to play some return matches in Chile.

Alive tells the story of a Uruguayan Rugby team (who were alumni of Stella Maris College (Montevideo)) and their friends and family who were involved in the airplane crash of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 which crashed into the Andes mountains on October 13, 1972.  It was published two years after survivors of the crash were rescued.

National team

The Chile national rugby union team, known as "Los Condores" ("The Condors") it is the 24th in the World Rugby Rankings, and it is the third best team from South America, after Argentina and Uruguay.

Women's rugby
Although Chile's women have not yet played test match rugby, they have been playing international sevens rugby since 2004. (Current playing record).

Domestic organisation
Chile National Rugby Championship started in


looking at the facts, bots are superior in every way, and they are the only choice if you want to play optimally.

The reason people will ever chose belts is because they want to go for the fun option (in their opinion) not the optimal option. The idea was to level this a bit so players who want to play optimally can choose to play using belts without feeling like they made the wrong choice. Buffing belts is not something easy to do any more since we have always done it over the years (fixing belt corners decompressing the belt, making the distance between items smaller, etc), so we were looking at bot nerfs.

It's hard to nerf something players are so attached to. Seeing your factory produce much lessAdvertising card for Geo. W. Strope & Co. showing two children reading posters mounted on a fence. One of the posters says: "Mamma bought a Kurtzmann Piano And I Am Delighted With It. Sold by Geo. W. Strope...

Advertising card for W. B. Roberts showing the "Statue of Liberty .."." New York." One of a set of two cards with famous statues. Border of card is embossed. Front of card says: "Examine the Matchless...

Advertising card for G. W. Strope showing a horseshoe made of small white flowers and a large pink rose. Front of card says: "The Behning Piano. Represented by G. W. Strope & Co." Front lower left corner...

Advertising card for G. W. Strope, agents for the A. B. Chase Co. showing two girls sitting in a chair


DNA labeling, etc.
Ligation-mediated Amplification of Unknown Regions Flanking Known DNA Sequence
Libraries generated by DNA fragmentation and addition of a universal adaptor to one or both DNA ends were used to amplify (by PCR) and sequence DNA regions adjacent to a previously established DNA sequence (see U.S. Pat. No. 6,777,187 and references therein, for example, all of which are incorporated by reference herein in their entirety). The adaptor can be ligated to the 5′ end, the 3′ end, or both strands of DNA. The adaptor can have a 3′ or 5′ overhang, depending on the structure of the overhang generated by restriction enzyme digestion of DNA. It can also a have blunt end, especially in the cases when DNA ends are “polished” after enzymatic, mechanical, or chemical DNA fragmentation.in terms of community supervision strategies, what is one thing
that you might do differently when you consider the fixated versus the regressed
molester?

(ALLOW FOR AUDIENCE RESPONSES).

And what is one thing that you might do differently from a treatment perspective
when considering the sadistic versus the anger rapist?

(ALLOW FOR AUDIENCE RESPONSES).

That’s right. We certainly wouldn’t intervene in the exact same
ways with each of these five subtypes of sex offenders. Now let’s take
at a look a couple of other examples that illustrate attempts to identify
or classify subtypes of sex offenders.

Massachusetts Treatment Center (MTC) Typologies

The research–based work of Knight and Prentky that went into developing
these typologies is sophisticated and complex. Over the past several years,
they have used statistical procedures to explore and refine these typologies,
both for child sexual abusers and men who commit


to highlight
is known as the Self–Regulation model. Although it is not technically
considered to be a typology approach, it is helpful to review because it
does classify sex offending individuals into subgroups based on whether or
not their primary intent or desire is to commit a sex offense or to avoid
committing a sex offense, and according to their–self–management
strategies. In other words, it may be helpful to expand our thinking beyond
simply classifying or categorizing offenders by also considering the processes
that lead individuals toward committing sex offenses. Four distinct categories
or offense pathways are outlined.

Avoidant–Passive. The first group of individuals—the
avoidant–passive category—wants to avoid engaging in sex offending
behaviors, but because they generally lack effective coping strategies
or self–management skills, are more impulsive, and may lack confidence
in their ability to refrain, they simply don’t take definitive steps
to246, 262 S.E.2d 735, 737 (1980).   Since Appellant has shown no cause for lifting this bar, we dismiss this claim.   Accordingly, we deny a certificate of probable cause to appeal and dismiss the appeal.   We dispense with oral argument because the facts and legal contentions are adequately presented in the materials before the court and argument would not aid the decisional process.

DISMISSED


"I am all the way out there on this." "Me, Cecilia, and her little boy." "I'm certainly here for you." "Are you?" "I know I said that this was gonna be a kind of... ending, and I know we've had our disagreements, and I know that you felt strongly that I should be encouraging Cecilia to betray her brother and take a deal." "And if I thought for a second that I or anyone else could convince her to do that..." "We don't have to go into this." "You've been... very clear." "This is a battle we have to win in court." "And that's why I'm here." "Are you really?" "There's that face again." "You need to trust me." "Now, we should all get some rest." "We've gotget on with it." "Your Honor, the People offer into evidence this certificate of analysis of the heroin found on Ms. Novak's property." "This establishes the final element in our caseinchief." "Enter away." "So accepted." "Your Honor, thank you." "The prosecution rests." "Your defense." "Thank you, Counselor." "May I see the certificate again?" "Thank you." "Why are you stalling?" "Last page." "It's not notarized." "The certificate's not notarized." "Your Honor, there is a fatal flaw in this certificate." "The last page isn't notarized." "What?" "The government can only prove that the substance is in fact heroin if every page has been notarized." "They've failed to do this." "We move to exclude it." "Wait, wait a second." "One page of notarization." "One page?" "Come on, I mean, tthe pages


Thiopyronine-sensitized photodynamic inactivation of RNA synthesis in vitro.
The photodynamic inactivation of a cell-free transcriptional system with yeast components was investigated in vitro. The photodynamic inhibition of the overall synthesis is dependent on the irradiation time and is due to the photo-oxidation of the DNA as well as of the RNA polymerase. Photodynamic treatment of the polymerase and DNA together leads to a stronger inactivation of their biological activity than photodynamic treatment of both components separately. Also the rate of RNA synthesis is more affected when the complete system is photodynamically treated shortly after beginning than before beginning of RNA synthesis. It is concluded that the polymerase-DNA complex is more sensitive to photo-oxidation than the individual components. Because the steps binding and initiation do not seem very affected photodynamicallyTwo House Democrats on Monday asked a federal watchdog to investigate whether Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of President Donald Trump and one of his senior advisers, violated the Hatch Act, a law which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activities in their official duties.

Reps. Don Beyer of Virginia and Ted Lieu of California asked the independent Office of Special Counsel (OSC), a federal watchdog agency not to be confused with the now-defunct office of special counsel, to launch an investigation to determine if Kushner violated the statute in the wake of news reports that claimed he has been engaging in campaign fundraising activities from the White House.

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The lawmakers cited a report published in the New York Times that claimed Kushner recently organized a meeting at the White


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Category:Songs written by Kid Inknever exceeded −42‰. Moreover, ethane (C~2~H~6~) was not detected in MW R samples, but was detected in an August 2016 sample from MW B. The methane-to-ethane ratio (C~1~/C~2~ in mol/mol) equaled 213, the lowest value recorded at a hilltop well, but greater than that of Marcellus gas (C~1~/C~2~ = 53).

The postrupture correlation between δ^13^C-CH~4~ and \[CH~4~\] and the intermittent occurrence of C~2~H~6~ is consistent with migration of Marcellus gas into the shallow aquifer. Oxidation reactions that enriched CH~4~ in ^13^C and preferentially degraded C~2~H~6~ during migration ([@r21]) could account for higher δ^13^C-CH~4~ and C~1~/C~2~ in the groundwater samples relative to the Marcellus gas. Hydraulic heads decreased with depth at MW B ([Fig. 2](#fig02){ref-type="fig"}), indicating a downward component of groundwater flow, and inorganic chemistry was steady. Methane, then, likely


and hydrologic evidence, together with knowledge of gas well conditions, it appears improbable that changes in valley \[CH~4~\] arise from gas well drilling, loss of integrity, or HVHF. Other anthropogenic activities that may contribute CH~4~ to groundwater, such as coal mining or conventional oil and gas extraction, have not occurred in our study area. Therefore, natural processes likely account for the variability in \[CH~4~\].

At H1 and H2, as well as the next three lowest elevation ports (A1, L1--L3), where \[CH~4~\] exhibited the steepest increases from baseline levels, \[CH~4~\] rose proportionately with salinity ([Fig. 5](#fig05){ref-type="fig"} and [*SI Appendix*, Figs. S5 and S6](http://www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.1720898115/-/DCSupplemental)). This temporal covariation is inconsistent with gas-phase migration of CH~4~ caused by gas well leakage, drilling, or HVHF, but it does suggest increases in CH~4~ and salinityincreases in salinity and \[CH~4~\] cannot be attributed to migration of HVHF fluids from the Marcellus Formation. Fluctuations in \[CH~4~\] measured previously in open-hole, drinking water wells have been linked to seasonal water table variations that change the proportions of shallow and deep groundwater entering the wells ([@r44]). Hydraulic heads (*H*) at our sites were uncorrelated with the monotonically increasing \[CH~4~\]. Moreover, temporal variations in *H* were particularly small in the valley wells (SD \< 0.5 m), signifying nearly steady flow typical of regional flow regimes ([*SI Appendix*, Fig. S10](http://www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.1720898115/-/DCSupplemental)). These observations demonstrate that variability in \[CH~4~\] at depth can be uncoupled from contemporaneous fluctuations in *H* and saturated thickness. We hypothesize that the observed salinity and \[CH~4~\] trends are a response to persistent shifts in aquifer recharge


match, the input sequence is recoded using symbols describing insertions and deletions to enable recovery from its close match in the accumulator; otherwise, the sequence is output verbatim and added to the accumulator, overwriting the oldest incumbent sequence if the accumulator is full. Sequences to be output are compressed using run-length encoding and Huffman encoding, and the shorter of the two encodings is chosen. Thus the accumulator represents a window of recently encountered interesting sequences. The authors set the size of the accumulator at three sequences, and were able to achieve 2.50:1 compression, significantly better than PKZIP^©^\[[@B15]\] at 2.13:1.

Strelets and Lim \[[@B13]\] were interested in producing a compressed database that could be used interactively in much the same way as the original database. This was facilitated in partFASTA column shows the size of the original uncompressed FASTA file. The smallest file in each row is shown in bold. \* This row shows the result of using version of find_edges optimised for the Pentium 4. nrdb+bz2 failed to compress the ems100 dataset because the size of the FASTA file exceeded 2 Gb. All coil runs performed on the rfam_full dataset used the -x option to enable in-order recovery of sequences. nrdb+bz2 was not used with the rfam_full dataset because it is incapable of restoring this order.

![**Compression ratio vs. DB size**. The compression ratios of all tested algorithms increase as the input size increases; those of coil and 7-Zip increase faster than the rest.](1471-2105-9-242-4){#F4}

Looking at the execution times in Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}, a similar transition takes place: coil


in Barnham, West Sussex, and in 1947 or 1948 exhibited at Bognor Regis, which led to a connection with Bibby (see below).

He generally signed his work "Dunlop" and his correspondence "R O Dunlop", and as a result his given names were not widely known.

Dunlop's paintings can be seen at the Crawford Gallery in Cork, at the Tate Gallery in London, at the Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum and the National Portrait Gallery, London.

Books
In addition to painting, Dunlop was a prolific author; his books include:
 Modern Still Life Painting in Oil (London, 1938)
 Understanding Pictures (London, 1948)
 Painting for Pleasure (London, 1951)
 Sketching for Pleasure (London, 1952)
 How to Paint for Pleasure (New York, 1953)
 Ancient Arundel (London, 1953)
 Landscape Painting: Ma Yuan to Picasso (London, 1954)
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injury (SCI).\
Activated microglia and infiltrating macrophages, cellular features reported in SCI, are the primary source of excitotoxic quinolinic acid (QUIN) in the central nervous system (CNS). Following chronic inflammation, pro-inflammatory cytokines including interferon-γ (INF-γ) induce a phenotypic change from anti-inflammatory M2 microglia/macrophages to pro-inflammatory M1 microglia/macrophages. Once activated, these immune cells produce additional pro-inflammatory cytokines including INF-γ, tumor necrosis factor-α (TNFα) and interleukin (IL)-1β further inducing the M1 phenotype and upregulating the kynurenine 3-monooxygenase (KMO) branch of the KP, resulting in the production of excess QUIN. QUIN mediated neurotoxicity occurs by several mechanisms, primarily by activation of the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor (NMDAR). Other mechanisms include increased glutamate release leading to Ca^2+^ influx, mitochondrial dysfunction, increased oxidative stress (reactive oxygen species, ROS) and induction of apoptosis. Neuropsychiatric sequelae are believedThe role of whiskers in compensation of visual deficit in a mouse model of retinal degeneration.
Sensory deprivation in one modality can enhance the development of the remaining modalities via mechanisms of synaptic plasticity. Mice of the C3H strain suffer from RD1 retinal degeneration that leads to visual impairment at weaning age. We examined a role of whiskers in compensation of the visual deficit. In order to differentiate the contribution of the whiskers from other mechanisms that can take part in the compensation, we investigated the effect of both chronic and acute tactile deprivation. Three-month-old mice were used. We examined motor skills (rotarod, beam walking test), gait control (CatWalk system), spontaneous motor activity (open field) and CNS excitability to an acoustic stimulus for assessment of compensatory changes in auditory


hope someone can help.

Chain to the superclass to get the CameraFragment's own UI, then wrap
  that in your own container with additional widgets, and return the
  combined UI from your onCreateView().

I'm just not entirely sure what that means/entails. It would be awesome if there was a demo, that showed a custom camera UI without the actionBar, as I feel like most developer won't put the controls into the action bar.
EDIT #1:
@Override
public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
        Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
    View uiFromParent=super.onCreateView(inflater, container, savedInstanceState);
    View yourUi = inflater.inflate(R.layout.main_cam, container, false);
    View theThingThatWillHoldThePreview = yourUi.findViewById(R.id.holder); // or whatever
    ((ViewGroup) theThingThatWillHoldThePreview).addView(uiFromParent); //mines, and fisheries in the cabinet of Quebec Premier Lomer Gouin. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Quebec in a 1907 by-election in the riding of Nicolet and was re-elected in 1908 and 1912. He served until his death in 1914.

He was awarded honorary degrees from the Université Laval in 1908 and the University of Ottawa in 1910. His brother, Emmanuel Berchmans Devlin was also a member of the Canadian House of Commons.

References

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Gerda Sherwood and Nancy Willett

Nancy explained different ways to use panel fabrics to make an interesting and colorful Wounded Warrior quilt without an overtly military or patriotic theme. She demonstrated sizes suitable for wheelchair or twin bed uses. In the center is a bright and simple 36” x 36” quilt appropriate for the WRNMMC Pediatric Unit.

Gerda Sherwood, Peggy Burton Ols, and Sheree Wenger

Election Day 2016 found us at a new location --


carry me off that battlefield, I will go to work in the Senate looking to honor the sacrifice and quiet dignity of all those Illinoisans who are facing challenges of their own. After all, this nation didn't give up on me when I was at my most vulnerable, needing the most help. I believe in an America that doesn't give up on anyone who hasn't given up on themselves."

October 2016 - After four days of rain, we were pleased to have a sunny and cool autumn day when we met at the home of Jennifer Rutherford. Peggy Burton Ols was her co-hostess.

With only five more weeks until the presidential election, our members have heard plenty about the major races but not so much about Montgomery County’s issues, amendments,fifty more. This will be strictly a Laytonsville Woman’s Club effort. We’ll be selling these in the fall at the town picnic and at the November election. The coverlets will include a note informing buyers that a new coverlet will be coming out in 2017 to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Laytonsville. (Although our town had existed for a hundred years before that under the name of Cracklin Town, it was officially incorporated in April 1892.)

Coverlet #1 celebrated the old buildings, churches, and traditions of the town. Coverlet #2 in 2003 celebrated businesses and the development of homes and families as the town grew. What’s going to be on Coverlet #3 next year? That’s up to us. We voted to chair the coverlet committee and to retain design


control while working with Lions Club representation and sharing expenses. That’s going to lead to a busy summer and plenty of meetings, but we’re looking forward to whatever is to come.

Our last stint at The Lord’s Table soup kitchen in Gaithersburg involved serving breakfast for dinner to the guests – pancakes, ham, bacon, fruit salad, soup, juice and/or coffee, and dessert. Robin Johnson and Sheree Wenger handled the griddles to produce piles and piles of hot pancakes. In the summer another program takes over to provide box lunches for our regular guests. Guess there’s not much interest in hot soup during a Maryland summer.

Here’s the future of our club. Watching the installation of new officers are at left are Elsie DeWall and Nancy Willett; at right are Janecompany.

Longtime volunteer Anna Mae Pointer slices the ham for today’s meal.

November

After our visit to Ruppert Nurseries Corporate Headquarters in Laytonsville last June, we were eager to see the fall color at these 700 acres of beautiful trees. That called for a hayride and a potluck lunch after our November business meeting.

Once the Ernest and Evelyn Barnhard farm, later owned by Earl and Bette Jane Marshall, and now the Ruppert Nurseries Corporate Headquarters

Acres and acres of autumn beauty like these vibrantly colored ‘October Glory’ maples

October
Joan Eames and her co-hostess Pat M welcomed us on a beautiful early autumn day. We distributed the new Woman’s Club stamps and approved the proposed annual budget before turning to preparations for the Board of Directors meeting to be held at Laytonsville’s Montgomery County


of Rear Admiral Grace Hopper (1906-1992), a pioneering computer scientist. Along with her scores of accomplishments as a programmer and an advocate for computer possibilities in the Department of Defense, Rear Admiral Hopper is known as the inventor of the term debugging.

Founded in 2009, Hero Dogs provides trained service dogs free of charge to military veterans who have been wounded or disabled. Allison Putnam explained the extensive training required for both the dogs and the humans as well as the careful matchmaking of the right dog for the right veteran and the right family home. Gracie demonstrated her companion skills, showing us how a trained dog might respond to physical issues such as negotiating through a wheelchair and a doorway or to emotional issues such as anxiety ortown improvements and activities, and he will be greatly missed.

Club members Jane Griffith Evans, Robin Duvall Johnson, and Anne Burke Wolf collaborated on a local history book, Laytonsville: From Crossroads to Community, published in December, 2013.

For our April program, Jane and Anne presented “Women in Laytonsville History” – a multi-media look at fourteen women who made a difference to the town. The presentation also explained how the authors did their historical research and some of the surprises they encountered.

Four Laytonsville women authors and journalists – Elsie White Haines, Marion Taylor Griffith, Rosemary Zibart, and Joan Christensen – were represented with a display of their biographies and examples of their news columns and articles about local history.

Storeowner Catherine Riordan was depicted in a display of photos of her well-known


history of our own era in Laytonsville history. As a club, we have maintained scrapbooks of our own activities since the beginning, and these are stored at the Laytonsville Historical Center. Most of us, though, are involved in many other local activities – town government, churches, schools, and other organizations. We have a wealth of knowledge about people who have lived here and the progress of the town, and perhaps we can work on some historical projects in the future.

Dottie Tessier brought a donation to the Laytonsville Historical Society – an almanac printed and distributed at the George Mobley general store in 1869. Club members will copy and preserve this booklet and make the copies available to everyone.

December 2013:
Our annual Christmas luncheon and ornament exchange was held atMayor of Laytonsville ended on July 4th, and our
long-time Town Clerk, Cathy Buit, has also recently retired to enjoy her new farm in
Virginia. Townspeople thought that it would be proper to honor both of them with a
picnic to thank them for all they have done for the town (and for the LWC).

Laytonsville Woman’s Club members set up the picnic pavilion area at Town Hall
and coordinated the event preparations along with the Laytonsville Lions Club and
Goshen Enterprises. They also contributed many of their favorite salads, vegetable
dishes, and desserts.

The Laytonsville Town Hall was the site for the June meeting and annual picnic. All
members were encouraged to bring friends and visitors. Mayor Willard Oland and
the rest of the Town Hall staff and visitors were welcomed as well.

Our president, Dorothy Tessier, commended


were pleased that the Club benefited somehow from its presence. (Another happy landfill update: volunteers planted 750 trees and shrubs at the former landfill on Earth Day of this year.)

The Laytonsville Town Parade on May 21 found our members involved in many ways, often in several capacities.

We were active as:

Parade marshal volunteers

Riding in our float

Selling brooms as a fundraiser

Serving lunch to the parade volunteers

Carrying a banner for the Laytonsville Historical Center

Participating in the azalea sales

The LWC membership extends our deepest sympathies to Barbara White and her family for the loss of her husband, Charles Thomas White, on May 15. He was a lifelong resident of Laytonsville and served as mayor from 1980 to 2003. Mayor White was always interested in and supportive of the activities of the Woman’sMcCollum
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2018: Fourth championship

On August 3, 2018, Overseas Elite won the finals of TBT 2018, defeating Eberlein Drive, 70–58, with D. J. Kennedy being named MVP.

Games
Overseas Elite was the No. 1 seed in the South region.

Roster

 Justin Burrell
 Kyle Fogg
 Paris Horne
 Johndre Jefferson
 DeAndre Kane
 D. J. Kennedy
 Errick McCollum
 Will McDonald
 Todd O'Brien
 Jeremy Pargo
 Marc Hughes (coach)
 L. T. Lockett (asst. coach)

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2019: End of reign

Errick McCollum, who had played for the team in each of the prior four tournaments, did not play in TBT 2019, due to getting married. Overseas Elite won their first three games, to capture their region and advance to the quarterfinals in Chicago. In the quarterfinals, they defeated Loyalty Is Love, 86–73. That win advanced Overseas Elite


associate to each of these sub-components a total number of stars $N_i$ and a DF $f_i(I_1,I_2,I_3)$ normalized such that $\int\!
d^3{\bf x}\,d^3{\bf v} f_i$ =1. Equipped with a model of this type, one could replicate within the computer any well-defined observational selection, i.e.predict the [*survey probability distribution*]{} for any survey.

For example, Flynn & Freeman (1993) observed the radial velocities of a sample of stars that were photometrically selected to be M giants located about $20{\rm kpc}$ from the Sun towards the south galactic pole. One can evaluate the model’s corresponding survey probability distribution by selecting stars from the model according to precisely the same selection criteria and determining the distribution of radial velocities of these stars, and compare it with the observed distribution. The model would also predict thekm\,s}^{-1}$ at $R_0$. Note that this simple form for the DF of a dynamically warm, exponential disk is valid for [*any*]{} axisymmetric potential.

An Example for a Survey Probability Distribution
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A survey probability distribution (hereafter SPD) resulting from our dynamical model is easily evaluated by a Monte Carlo technique as follows. (i) Choose $({\bf x},{\bf v})$ randomly from the $f_i$; (ii) assign stellar age, mass, and metallicity according to some simple models for the SFR, IMF, and $\tau$-$Z$ relation; (iii) use stellar evolutionary models to find absolute magnitude and colours; and (iv) ‘observe’ the star by computing the apparent observables and applying the selection criteria of the survey to compare with. Alternatively to using theoretical models of stellar evolution one could use some colour-magnitude relation as observed, say, for star


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Conclusions
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Very considerable advantages flow from modelling the Milky Way in a way that exploits Jeans’ powerful theorem. It is especially useful to model stellar populations that move far from the plane. What has held up this type of modelling for decades has been the difficulty of handling orbits that are constrained by a non-classical integral such as $I_3$. Several viable approaches to this problem are now available so that it should soon be possible to compare the new data that will flow from exciting observational tools such as Hipparcos and the 2dF with fully dynamical models.

We have described some preliminary models based on the Oxford torus technique. In this method each population is assigned a DF $f_i$ that has a simple functional form, whichnew co-operative institutions for higher education. After my initial reading, here are a few points/quotes I would highlight:

“The Co-operative University is an institution in potentia, which already possesses the legal basis to acquire form. The central concepts of ‘Co- operative’ and ‘University’ are defined in legislation in most states, and this report will explore the case in England. A Co-operative University would necessarily meet the legal definitions of a co-operative and a university, simultaneously. What are these definitions?” [Paragraph 3.1]

“Co-operative principles are academic principles. There is arguably a close alignment between co-operative principles and mainstream academic values.” [Paragraph 3.2]

In a future co-operative university, who would the members be? A multi-stakeholder co-operative is the most natural form for the university as currently conceived. [Paragraph 4.1.4] A student-run co-operative university


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pure LUADs all harboring *Trp53* gene deletion, RNA sequencing analyses of bulk tumor samples revealed a predominance of NMF4-like lesions ([Figure 1---figure supplement 1c](#fig1s1){ref-type="fig"}). Glut1 protein levels in tumor cells gradually increased along tumor progression, with the majority of advanced grade lesions being positive with intermediate or strong Glut1 staining ([Figure 1---figure supplement 2a](#fig1s2){ref-type="fig"}). In normal lung, Glut1 was only weakly expressed or undetectable in the alveolar compartment that comprises alveolar type-1 and 2 (AT1, AT2) cells, endothelial cells and alveolar macrophages ([Figure 1---figure supplement 2b](#fig1s2){ref-type="fig"}), AT2 cells being considered as the principal tumor cell-of-origin in this model ([@bib4]; [@bib26]; [@bib29]). In contrast, Glut1 was strongly expressed in the bronchiolar epithelial compartment that contains Club cells, another cell type permissive to tumor initiation ([@bib26]; [Figure 1---figure supplement 2b](#fig1s2){ref-type="fig"}).epithelial cells on disease progression.

![Glut1 deletion does not impact disease progression in *Kras^LSL-G12D/WT^; Trp53^Flox/Flox^* mice.\
(**a**) Gene expression level (RSEM) of glucose transporters in TCGA-LUAD samples (n = 511). (**b**) Immunohistochemistry (IHC) from a next-generation tissue microarray of human LUAD and LUSC showing score 1 (intermediate) or score 2 (strong) GLUT1 staining. The number of cases per score and histology are indicated. Scale bars: 100 μm. (**c**) Expression level (log2 normalized) of *SLC2A1* and *SLC2A3* in the 4 NMF LUAD subtypes. Percent of *TP53* mutation in each subtype is indicated. (**d**) Graph with mean ± s.e.m. shows the fold changes of KP and KPG1 tumor volumes (n = 32 and 26, respectively) monitored during 28 days by μCT, starting at 16 weeks and 6 days post-tumor initiation with tumor


tumor number is due to reduced cell proliferation or there\`s also increased cell death?

Reviewer \#3:

Contat et al. assess the role of Glut1 and Glut3 expression in the KP mouse model of lung cancer. They show that either transporter alone is dispensible for tumor growth, but deletion of both transporters extends mouse survival. Using nanoSIMS, they also show that glucose carbon accumulates in lamellar bodies, although what these structures are or how they relate to tumor growth is not clear. Overall, this work supports some requirement for glucose uptake in lung cancer and is consistent with another paper showing Glut1 is required for tumor growth in a different lung cancer model. The major deficiency of the study is that glucose uptake is never directly assessed in vivo. Some other                      The analyzed data of the submitted sample match 100% to the DNA profile of the cell line A549 (ATCC CRM-CCL^-^185TM) and 100% over all 15 autosomal STRs to Microsynth's reference DNA profile of A549 (Mic_150733).

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KP^frt^G1. (**c**) Percent of Glut3 positive and negative tumors among (left panel) Glut1 proficient (KP) and (right panel) Glut1 deficient (KPG1) tumors. (**d**) Graph with mean ± s.d. displaying KP and KPG1 tumor fold change (n = 5 and 3 tumors, respectively) monitored during 56 days by X-rays micro-computed tomography (μCT), starting at 35 weeks and 5 days post-tumor initiation with tumor volumes set to 1. Blue arrows indicate the 4 tamoxifen injections leading to *Glut1* deletion. ns: not significant by Mann-Whitney test. (**e**) Dot plot with mean ± s.d. showing the percent of pHH3 positive cells per tumor between KP (n = 8) and KPG1 (n = 6) lesions. \*\*: p \< 0.01 by Mann-Whitney test.](elife-53618-resp-fig2){#respfig2}

However, this experiment is only a pilot study because the number ofour manuscript and the Kaplan-Meier analysis shown in the [Author response image 4A](#respfig4){ref-type="fig"} hereafter).

In contrast, GLUT1 expression is not prognostic in LUSC (Kaplan-Meier analysis shown in the [Author response image 4B](#respfig4){ref-type="fig"} hereafter). This is indeed a discrepancy with Goodwin et al. 2017, who reported an association between high GLUT1 and poor prognosis in LUSC. In their methods, they mentioned that they added 51 cases, which might make a difference. Nevertheless, GLUT1 expression is highly prognostic in LUAD, but not (according to TCGA) in LUSC, which is a strong argument to study GLUT1 in LUAD.

![Survival analysis of 448 lung adenocarcinoma patients (TCGA-LUAD) and 475 lung squamous cell carcinoma patients (TCGA-LUSC).\
Median glucose transporter GLUT1 expression value splits down the patient tumors into low and high GLUT1 expressers. Kaplan-Meier plots show


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TREATING MINDS?
---------------

It is well accepted that given the alarmingly high rates of over treatment for prostate cancer ([@B11]), any man with favorable risk prostate cancer should understand that without treatment, harm from disease is unlikely in the first decade. However, progression of disease could occur in some men resulting in harm without treatment in the second decade after diagnosis and beyond ([@B5]).

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CONCLUSION
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