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moves, so once you can pull it over the edges smoothly, you're good to go.

This will take a while, so take your time. Just for reference, it took me 4 hours to do my rings working at a even pace. Took me about 2 hours to get the setup right and learn to grind them properly, then another 2 hours to do all the rings.

Oh I wasn't gonna lol. Just thought it was strange that those are that different

10-4 on that buddy. I looked through every piston manufactures instructions before doing this and some of the differences had me
I do wonder why there is the difference, seems like this should be a standard thing. Differences might be due to how the rings are shaped and which way theyfit?

To split the case halves, I like to use the OEM spare jack from the trunk. Once all the bolts are out the gap in the top of the jack (meant for the pinch weld) fits nicely over the rear bottom engine-trans bolt. It will crack the seal very nicely.

I just measure with feeler gauges like you do then i figure out how much more I need to get my final gap and set my calipers to that measurement and use them to scratch a line on the top if the ring. Then I just grind to the line..... With a bench grinder😱. Works perfect

This might be a dumb question but, when you calculate and cut/file the rings per spec does it matter much without the heads being


that debate.”

Chow, Stintz and Thomson expressed opposition to the police practice of stopping and documenting people on the street, known as “carding.” Tory was noncommittal. Soknacki called again for a review of the police budget; he left the debate 50 minutes early, before the carding question was asked.

The debate was organized by the National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada. Tory arrived 40 minutes late from a guest-hosting appearance on Newstalk 1010.

Ford, who has taken a leave of absence to get treatment for substance abuse, was discussed at length only twice: when one journalist asked why some people continue to support him, and when another asked the candidates whether they support the gay and lesbian community.

Soknacki, calling Ford’s term a “nightmare,” said the city is “exorcising thatcontinue polluting our water and putting at risk the citizens and businesses within the Roanoke River Basin that depend on this precious natural resource.”

Previously, the North Carolina court allowed other groups to intervene with respect to Duke’s coal ash sites on Mountain Island Lake, north of Charlotte; on Lakes Wylie and Norman along the Catawba River; Duke’s Asheville site; and its Sutton site near Wilmington on the Cape Fear River. Seven conservation groups around the state have additional motions to intervene currently pending before the court.

“The Dan River site is an ongoing disaster, with illegal discharges pouring out of the coal ash lagoons everywhere you look,” said Waterkeeper Alliance’s Pete Harrison. “Our rivers should be protected from the scourge of coal ash, and we should make sure that


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I'm trying to make a function in Python 3 that takes an initial value, plugs it into an equation, takes that solution, and iterates the process as many times as specified as a parameter of a function. The end goal is to have a value that when plugged into the equation returns the same value.
The equation I was thinking of using is:
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    and presentations before lunch.

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### Summary of presentations

First to present was [Water Your Wallet](https://github.com/adasilva/waterYourWallet), who presented an app which will find the cost of watering your plant, based on the type of plant and location. Technologies used: Kivy and Python

Next was a team of all first-time hackathon attendees, including a teenager, presenting Workout Buddies. This app help find workout partners with similar interests and also featured new event creation. Technologies used: Ruby, Sinatra, and Postgres

![3rd prize winners: Workout Buddies with Judges](/assets/images/blog/atxhack/third.png)

Third to present were team Symptom Tracker, who made an app to make it easier to track all your symptoms to take to the doctor, and which also allowed tracking for multiple family members.  Technologies used: Java and SQLite

App #4 analysed job postings to tune in


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Maximum’s philosophy on training volleyball players stems from the sportspecific actions they need to build, and the tools that college coaches use to judge their ability and potential. These are:

HITTERS

Ability to jump high Ability to hit the ball hard

Ability to maintain arm swing mechanics

Ability to move quickly both laterally and forward

Aggressiveness, energy and court presence

SETTERS

Leadership ability, court presence, enthusiasm & energy

Quick, soft hands

Ability to jump high

Ability to set with pinpoint accuracy

DS/LIBERO

Ability to pass and serve

Ability to make quick, simple movements to the ball

Ability to react quickly in any direction

Ability to drop center and dig

Court presence and leadership

Based on these skills, volleyball players must develop joint stability and connective tissue strength (to support landing, hitting, and changing directions quickly), core strength and trunk stability (to support postural stability, droppingQ:

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was neutralized with the uncontested scrums and they couldn't do much from the backline. Seattle just waltzed through the SaberCats defense in the second half. The only good piece of play was Thretton Palamo scoring on his debut.

This is what Seattle needed after a couple of sloppy weeks of play. Just a straight demolishing of the Houston SaberCats. The only thing they'll need to work on is their slow start as it caught up to them against San Diego and has come close to costing them a couple of other times. Houston, I don't know what to say. They're hot and cold. They just need to play a consistent 80 minutes of rugby.

Seattle now gets ready to host the 1st place team in MLR, as they welcome thea straight face, that the film is a look at the difficulties of being an empowered woman in today’s society. And, sadly, they may be right.

Dr. Rocketscience

Does it? IMDb says that Amy Warren voiced the captain of the Explorer. Does Sandra Bullock’s character ever speak to her about something other than a man?

But this does get to both the point and the limitation of the Bechdel test. On the one hand, is there a reason, story wise, that Clooney’s character has to be a man? On the other, in a case with such a limited list of characters, with a female main protagonist, should the absence of any other women be a demerit for the film?

I just thought of a potential downside: Some films will proudly announce that


that way. I mean, Sex and the City passes the Bechdel Test, and I could imagine its producers saying “why are the feminists so mad? We passed the test- isn’t that what you want?”

Jim Mann

But it seems like it’s a flaw in the test when a film centered around a strong female protagonist fails the test.

Danielm80

Sure, but the failure isn’t really with the test. The failure is with a culture that’s so starved for stories about women that even this really limited demand–a movie with two women, who have a meaningful conversation–seems like a lot to ask. In that context, even this tiny step feels like progress.

Stephanie C.

I think people who are treating it as a feminist litmus test, and therefore BAD! BAD! are missing the point ofnarrative arc, that isn’t about supporting a woman’s story — that’s, what, 99% of all films ever made?

As has been said many times, such tests don’t really determine the quality of a film itself, just as a rating for “violence and drug references” doesn’t tell you if a movie’s good or bad. But if, say, 90% of all films are rated for “violence and drug references,” that would tell you something about the culture at large and its relationship to violence and drugs. And if 90% of all films fail the Bechdel or Mako Mori tests, that tells you something about the culture as well — namely, that it considers male stories the norm.

Elwood72

This is a useful test, even though I don’t think it would influence my decision


the refusal to answer questions was morally a lie.

To those who say he shouldn’t talk politics from the pulpit for fear of losing his tax exempt status, Fr. Kemberling gives a defiant answer.

“Yes I should!,” he says. “Yes I should! It is the heritage of our country. And it has lured not only myself but the populace to believe that the separation of church and state means I can’t talk politically. Folks, its the other way around! The government cannot interfere with our religious practice, such as this law that has silenced us for 59 years and now a government that wants to take away our religious freedom in our health care decisions. I am here to say that has to end!” he said, and received another loudround of applause.

“We in the power of the pulpit who preach about the power of life and death are here to reclaim the very values our country was founded upon and I ask everyone to join us in that fight. Help support us from the pulpit!”


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So, I make some test, and I found that the problem is (maybe) in context variables. This is my baseMade in Chelsea (series 1)

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a variety of sources including mines (gold that is still underground), hedgefunds (gold that will have to be sourced if demanded) and banks (gold which is fractionally reserved). These markets all trade (fluctuate) in dollars. If the dollar is suddenly defined as a piece of gold, what will happen to these markets?

Maybe they should just define the dollar as 1/500th of a share of GLD! Then the U.S. Treasury could defend the definition by spewing GLD shares! Or they could define the dollar as 1/500,000th of a COMEX contract! Or better yet, they should just define the dollar as 1/5,000th of a Bullion Bank liability for an ounce of gold. The Treasury could partner with JP Morgan and defend the definition by spewing liabilities!

What we have here isonly way to deliver a Big Mac is to either make it on the spot or physically transport it to where it is demanded. Can you imagine if they handed you a BB (Big Mac Bank) liability at the drive-thru window?

I wrote above, "pretend that Big Macs have the properties of gold, like durability, divisibility and portability, and imagine the arbitrage opportunity based on these charts, and how that arbitrage would affect the currency exchange." Such an arbitrage would ultimately flatten that first chart, making a Big Mac cost the same number of dollars in any country you traveled to. In fact, gold (under its modern definition) acts just this way.

The definition of "gold" today, at least in financial circles, is completely messed up. Why do you think


the expectation of life-changing returns. And the main differences between this and traditional hedge funds are 1) much less risk, and 2) it is open to ALL individuals, including you!" [16]

"Freegold is our destination with or without the euro. Even on the outside chance that an SDR or a similar super-sovereign currency is accepted as the new global reserve currency, it would have to contain gold at Freegold valuations in order to be viable, accepted and trusted, in the same vein as Randy's comment about an EMF. So any way you cut it, the future comes to us with really high value gold by today's standards." [17]

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----- The use of physical gold in trade is not the use of money in trade. We do not spend or trade a money unit, like the dollar, to define the value of gold and goods: we barter both goods and gold to define the worth of that trade as a remembered association to the dollar money unit. That remembered worth, that value, is not an actual physical thing. A dollar bill nor an ounce of legal tender gold represent money


as their money during a full blown banking breakdown, what are they really speaking of?

In essence, they would be bartering and trading real goods for real goods. The mention of spending gold money is a complete misconception in Western minds. Many would bring their memories of past buying with them and that is where the trading values would begin. Still, it would take millions of trades before the "market place" could associate a real trading value to the various weight units of gold. It took mankind hundreds of years to balance the circulation of gold against its barterable value. Only then could a unit weight value become a known money concept. In that process, in ancient times, gold had a far higher "lifestyle" value than it has seendefined in terms of the speed of light, for example, while the second is based on atomic clocks.[4] An appropriate example is that before the metallic cylinder, a gram was defined as "the absolute weight of a volume of pure water equal to the cube of the hundredth part of a metre, and at the temperature of melting ice."[5] For an explanation of the term Superorganism, please see my post Life in the Ant Farm.[6] For an explanation of the term Focal Point, please see my post Focal Point: Gold.[7] Punctuated Equilibrium is a good description of how monetary evolution proceeds. Here's an example of what I mean. Notice the regularity of the cycle. Your homework assignment is to uncover what the dates represent in the monetary evolutionary


that GOV wants to extinguish any sparks. There was an incident about 2 years ago where there was a run on the money-markets. GOV shut them down and said that if it had continued for the rest of the day, $ 5,5 trillion would have been withdrawn.This is the kind of sentiment / contagion that everybody wants to avoid. We all have our suspicions about the 'flash crash".If the PPT has truly injected $ 6 trillion into the stock-market, this goes beyond "stabilizing". There is little doubt about how much the FED has force-fed into the bond market. Confidence is the name of the game. Everything is connected

"There was an incident about 2 years ago where there was a run on the money-markets."

That's a myth. See this quoteexpand many times over.

Many here would argue these Giants saw the writing on the wall and positioned themselves for a natural evolution. The USA had cornered gold by the end of WWII. That was one of the reasons they were able to impose "dollar hegemony". As they spent or bled gold the signs were there to be read of a terminal illness in USG policy and the US$.

If you want to look at it from a conspiracy perspective the Euro Freegold-RPG Giants engineered the whole thing.

I guess I was wrong, I thought the Rothschild's controlled the West's banking with their estimated fortune of 20 trillion dollars, and their controlling interest in the Fed Reserve, the IMF, and most of the large banks of Europe.

Saddam Hussein had already switched


to euro before the end of the year preceding the invasion. I think it came into effect in November, 2002.

It was portrayed as blackmail of the UN. Payment in euro or no oil. There were a number of well known European names involved in administering the Oil For Food program.

A suspicious mind could wonder if they used Saddam to test the will of the USG or the Euro PTB wanted to goad the dollar bloc countries into a second debilitating war.

The following is all on the public record. When the US ground forces reached Baghdad two of the first points secured were the (Central) Bank of Baghdad and the Oil ministry building.

The Americans made it known that reserves of (if memory serves me) 50 billion euro from theutility goes to zero (except in USA) and then we can have a chance of FreeGold!

Perhaps paper currency is not meant to facilitate transactions as its primary purpose. Perhaps really it has a special tracking device in it to monitor and track DNA changes in humans from all the spraying being done and just at the right moment, when everyone's DNA has lined up, it will signifiy a huge invisible mother ship, currently cloaked over the White House, which activate Project Yogi and turn everyone into a lovable picnicer-friendly bear to make us all more docile and controllable.

This the true purpose of the Fed! My mate Dave told me after he'd had a revelation from an angel, who was friends with Alan Greenspan, during a LSD trip.

Xu urged


comments in a disorder, missing some I'm sure, I was reminded of the Big Idea, or Theme of FOFOA's Reference Point Revaluation!. --> How do we define "gold"?

What do we allow "gold" to be?

What will we allow "gold" to be?

If paper burns, I guess we'll have no choice then.

FOFOA writes:

Okay, let's imagine they redefined the dollar to be 1/5,000th of an ounce of gold. Can you think of any problems with this? I can. What will be the definition of gold? Does this sound like a silly question? Well, today "gold" is trading at around $1,435 per ounce, and this price is discovered through the dynamics of supply and demand in a market that includes claim checks on unallocated pools of gold, shares of funds that are physicallyfor the dollars.

• … longer than they need that is the "usage" for the dollars...

Some relating comments by ANOTHER:

Date: Sun Nov 02 1997 21:52 ANOTHER (THOUGHTS!) ID#60253:You see, all currencies now compete with each other, not for value of wealth but for "USAGE". The game has now become "whose currency gets used the most for trading" not for value against goods! It was easy to know the currency that got used for oil would win this game. Today, all currencies are traded against the dollar for it's usage as a medium of oil exchange! Take away that link and the entire currency/ debt exchange system, as we know it will collapse! The US$ must be maintained as the "most used" if the other currencies are to have a


CJ Entus Frost – Can they continue their dominance in the scene?

Shy (Top)

CloudTemplar (Jungle)

RapidStar (Mid)

Hermes (Space) (ADC)

MadLife (kkinsh) (Supp)

- 2nd OGN Champions Spring 2012 (L 0:3 Blaze)

- 1st OGN Champions Summer (W 3:2 CLG.EU)

- 2nd Season 2 Championship (L 1:3 TPA)

- 3 ~ 4th IEM Katowice (L 0:2 GG)

- 2nd OGN Champions Winter (L 0:3 NJ SWD)

- 2nd IEM VII World Championships (L 1:3 Blaze)

Team review

One of the oldest and most decorated team in Korea, CJ Entus Frost are no strangers when it comes to competing in tournaments and being successful in them. Having made to every single finals on a LAN tournament with the exception of IEM Katowice is impressive considering the fact that the LoL scene changes at a rapid rate and despite the fact Frostof religion, sex, or national origin "in those certain instances where religion, sex, or national origin is a bona fide occupational qualification reasonably necessary to the normal operation of that particular business or enterprise."    Fremont Christian contends that its health insurance compensation program is just such a BFOQ.

18
It has been noted that this exception does not apply to the full range of possibly discriminatory employment actions.  See 1 L. Larson, Employment Discrimination Sec. 13.00 (1985).  "It uses only the words 'to hire and employ,' while the earlier section [Sec. 703(a) ] detailing unlawful employment practices lists, in addition, such specific acts as 'to discharge' and ... includes a catchall phrase, 'or otherwise to discriminate against any individual with respect to his compensation, terms,


conditions, or privileges of employment.' "    Id. at 4-1 to 4-2.  "While this disparity between the description of the offense and the defense has caused little litigation, it should not be overlooked, since the oversight might tempt a defendant mistakenly to invoke the BFOQ exception in a case involving, say, discrimination in pay."    Id. at 4-2 (emphasis added).  Accordingly, we conclude that the BFOQ exception does not apply to the discriminatory provision of benefits involved here.

19
Fremont Christian's final statutory argument is that its health insurance compensation program does not violate the Equal Pay Act because it is based on "any factor other than sex," 29 U.S.C. Sec. 206(d)(1)(iv);  in this case, religious beliefs.  The EEOC claims that becauseQ:

StreamBuilder(dirty, state: _StreamBuilderBaseState):

I cant able to retrive the data from Firestore and getting Error as below,

════════ Exception caught by widgets library
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════ The following
assertion was thrown building StreamBuilder(dirty,
state: _StreamBuilderBaseState<QuerySnapshot,
AsyncSnapshot>#e568b): A build function returned null.
The offending widget is: StreamBuilder Build functions
must never return null.
To return an empty space that causes the building widget to fill
available room, return "Container()". To return an empty space that
takes as little room as possible, return "Container(width: 0.0,
height: 0.0)".
The relevant error-causing widget was:    StreamBuilder
file:...dart:140:15 When the exception was thrown, this was the stack:
#0      debugWidgetBuilderValue. (package:flutter/src/widgets/debug.dart:300:7)
#1      _Closure.call (dart:core-patch/function.dart)
#2      debugWidgetBuilderValue (package:flutter/src/widgets/debug.dart:321:4)
#3      ComponentElement.performRebuild (package:flutter/src/widgets/framework.dart:4569:7)
#4      StatefulElement.performRebuild (package:flutter/src/widgets/framework.dart:4737:11) ...

Below is my code.
StreamBuilder<QuerySnapshot>(


its territory outside the main cities (rather than having them just for outlying islands or remote areas). This is mostly due to its great size; many parts of the prefecture are simply too far away to be effectively administered by Sapporo. Subprefectural offices in Hokkaido carry out many of the duties that prefectural offices fulfill elsewhere in Japan.

Between 1869 and the time leading up to the current political divisions, Hokkaido was divided into provinces. See Former provinces of Hokkaido.

Climate

Japan's coldest region, Hokkaido has relatively cool summers and icy/snowy winters. Most of the island falls in the humid continental climate zone with Köppen climate classification Dfb (hemiboreal) in most areas but Dfa (hot summer humid continental) in some inland lowlands. The average August temperature ranges from , while the"common/using_std_string.h"
#include "google_breakpad/processor/minidump.h"

using namespace google_breakpad;

// Length of a formatted GUID string =
// sizeof(MDGUID) * 2 + 4 (for dashes) + 1 (null terminator)
const int kGUIDStringSize = 37;

namespace {

typedef testing::Test MinidumpWriterTest;

const char kMDWriterUnitTestFileName[] = "/minidump-writer-unittest";

TEST(MinidumpWriterTest, SetupWithPath) {
  int fds[2];
  ASSERT_NE(-1, pipe(fds));

  const pid_t child = fork();
  if (child == 0) {
    close(fds[1]);
    char b;
    IGNORE_RET(HANDLE_EINTR(read(fds[0], &b, sizeof(b))));
    close(fds[0]);
    syscall(__NR_exit);
  }
  close(fds[0]);

  ExceptionHandler::CrashContext context;
  memset(&context, 0, sizeof(context));

  AutoTempDir temp_dir;
  string templ = temp_dir.path() + kMDWriterUnitTestFileName;
  // Set a non-zero tid to avoid tripping asserts.
  context.tid = child;
  ASSERT_TRUE(WriteMinidump(templ.c_str(), child, &context, sizeof(context)));
  struct stat st;
  ASSERT_EQ(0, stat(templ.c_str(), &st));
  ASSERT_GT(st.st_size, 0);


minidump.
TEST(MinidumpWriterTest, MappingInfo) {
  int fds[2];
  ASSERT_NE(-1, pipe(fds));

  // These are defined here so the parent can use them to check the
  // data from the minidump afterwards.
  const uint32_t memory_size = sysconf(_SC_PAGESIZE);
  const char* kMemoryName = "a fake module";
  const uint8_t kModuleGUID[sizeof(MDGUID)] = {
    0x00, 0x11, 0x22, 0x33, 0x44, 0x55, 0x66, 0x77,
    0x88, 0x99, 0xAA, 0xBB, 0xCC, 0xDD, 0xEE, 0xFF
  };
  char module_identifier_buffer[kGUIDStringSize];
  FileID::ConvertIdentifierToString(kModuleGUID,
                                    module_identifier_buffer,
              module_identifier.erase(pos, 1);
  }
  // And append a zero, because module IDs include an "age" field
  // which is always zero on Linux.
  module_identifier += "0";
  EXPECT_EQ(module_identifier, module->debug_identifier());
}

// Test that an additional memory region can be added to the minidump.
TEST(MinidumpWriterTest, AdditionalMemory) {
  int fds[2];
  ASSERT_NE(-1, pipe(fds));

  // These are defined here so the parent can use them to check the
  // data from the minidump afterwards.
  const uint32_t kMemorySize = sysconf(_SC_PAGESIZE);

  // Get some heap memory.
  uint8_t* memory = new uint8_t[kMemorySize];
  const uintptr_t kMemoryAddress = reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(memory);
  ASSERT_TRUE(memory);

  // Stick some data into the memory so the contents can be verified.
  for (uint32_t i = 0; i < kMemorySize; ++i) {


the current stack.
  uintptr_t invalid_stack_pointer =
      reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(&context) - 1024*1024;
#if defined(__i386)
  context.context.uc_mcontext.gregs[REG_ESP] = invalid_stack_pointer;
#elif defined(__x86_64)
  context.context.uc_mcontext.gregs[REG_RSP] = invalid_stack_pointer;
#elif defined(__ARM_EABI__)
  context.context.uc_mcontext.arm_sp = invalid_stack_pointer;
#elif defined(__aarch64__)
  context.context.uc_mcontext.sp = invalid_stack_pointer;
#elif defined(__mips__)
  context.context.uc_mcontext.gregs[MD_CONTEXT_MIPS_REG_SP] =
      invalid_stack_pointer;
#else
# error "This code has not been ported to your platform yet."
#endif

  AutoTempDir temp_dir;
  string templ = temp_dir.path() + kMDWriterUnitTestFileName;
  // NOTE: In previous versions of Breakpad, WriteMinidump() would fail if
  // presented with an invalid stack pointer.
  ASSERT_TRUE(WriteMinidump(templ.c_str(), child, &context, sizeof(context)));

  // Read the minidump. Ensure that the memory region is present
  Minidump minidump(templ);
  ASSERT_TRUE(minidump.Read());

  // TODO(ted.mielczarek,mkrebs): Enable this part of the test once
  // https://breakpad.appspot.com/413002/ is committed.
#if 0
  // Make surethere too." "What part of Novar?" "East Lake." "Er... right out near the filling station." " You went to school there?" " Sure." " What did you say your name was?" " George Barber." " Is funny, I don't remember you." " Well, I looked... very different back then." "You must have." "There were only a hundred people in the high school." "I remember you." "You used to swim in the regatta." "You could hold your breath longer than anyone." "Do you work around here?" "I teach at the university." "Neurology?" "Thas right." "How did you know?" "Just a feeling." "What do you do?" "Read minds?" "No, I... advise companies... er... on the risks of investing in various countries." "You must travel a lot." "I've been everywhere." "You're


return." "If it goes to trial... you lose a million dollars." "Now, George, you can pay the vice president of Gentec a half a million dollars to tell you if they've settled, but there's only a 78.2% chance he'll tell you the truth that they've settled," "and only a 49% chance if they haven't." "As far as you know there's a 63% chance that they have settled." "Do you pay the vice president?" "No." "Why not?" "Is a trick question." "What do you mean?" "Using the numbers you gave me, is worth buying no matter what he says." "You did the sums in your head?" "Yes." "The next question will be a little more difficult." "INTERVIEWER:" "Do you want some paper?" "No." "You own a pharmaceutical company." "Yourhe's offered me more." "More what?" "More life." "Do you need a lift anywhere?" "Is pouring rain." " No, thank you." " I'm sorry it had to be this way." "I didn't have to tell you all this." "I coulïve just stopped answering your calls." "But I thought it might help if you knew what I felt." "Next time... for your next relationship." " This wasn't a rehearsal." " Please don't." " You were the only one in every world." " I am being rational." " My love is infinite." " You'll find someone else." "There are plenty..." " He's trying to kill me." " Who?" " Joyce, please." " Look, you're scaring me." "If you don't get out, I'll call the police." "I'm warning you." "Please don't."


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FIG. 2 shows the basic heterodyne interferometer. The heterodyne configuration is desirable because even minor intensity fluctuations in laser power


The trajectories were projected onto the individual eigenvectors against time to further investigate the motion along the eigenvector directions. It is clear from [Figure 10](#ijms-18-01198-f010){ref-type="fig"} that the fluctuations of the first six eigenvectors are relatively large, whereas those of the subsequent eigenvectors become successively flat, indicating that the motions belong to the last four eigenvectors have reached their equilibrium fluctuation, which cannot be used to describe the motions of the system. Due to the limitation of hardware, such simulations may not capture the essential motions related to function at much longer timescales. Improvements in computational power will fill the gap between reality and simulation.

3. Materials and Methods {#sec3-ijms-18-01198}
========================

3.1. Strains, Plasmids, and Chemicals {#sec3dot1-ijms-18-01198}
-------------------------------------

Strain *Bacillus* sp. ZJ isolated from the soil near Yuhangtang River in Hangzhou, China, was usedRiver Freeway, southbound." "A fender-bender on the I-5, Santa Ana Freeway, northbound, from 91 Freeway to the I-..." "So this morning I'm playing Xbox." "and I'm like, dude, just let me get the sniper rifle," "I'll take care of it-- the guy won't give me the sniper rifle." "I made him eat a frag grenade." "Morgan, Morgan, Morgan, Morgan." "As much as I would love to talk video games with you right now," "I've got a really splitting headache and I..." "In fact, you know what?" "Can you do me a favor?" "Do you mind driving?" "Are you-are you, look, are you being serious?" "You're going to let me drive?" "It's a company car, Morgan." "It's not that big a deal." "It's not just a company car, okay?"


just..." "They grow up so fast, you know, and..." "Just go home." "Go home." "He's picking me up for a date." "You're on your own on this one, Sarah." "I can't help you if something goes wrong." "I don't know about this guy, Graham." "Nice guys aren't sent government secrets." "What should I do if he runs?" "Kill him." "So, yeah, I live with my sister and her boyfriend, Captain Awesome." "No!" "It's true, though." "So, so, wait." "You call him "Captain Awesome"?" "Yeah, wait till you meet him." "Everything he does is awesome:" "climbing mountains, jumping out of planes, flossing." "That's funny." "I'm-I'm a funny guy." "Clearly." "Which is good 'cause I am not funny." "Is that your big secret, by the way?" "'Cause I've been sittingexample, uh... there was, there was a Serbian demolitions expert at the Large Mart today." "That's kinof odd, wouldn't you say?" "Look, last week the NSA, blueprints of a hotel, that hotel." "And then the CIA, you guys found a file" "The bomb is in that hotel!" "No, he opened Bryce's e-mail." "Chuck, those pictures that you saw were encoded with secrets, government secrets." "If you saw them, then you know them." "There were thousands of 'em." "Wait a minute." "You're telling me all of our secrets are in his head." "Chuck, is the computer." "What did you, what did you say?" "What does that mean?" "Chuck, you have to listen to me." "You have ttell us where..." "What's happening to me?" "!" "You said there was a


transactions which it is claimed violated the Act might come within that section.
A corporation can act only through its agents; and as to third persons, it is chargeable with the necessary consequences of its agents' acts performed within the apparent scope of their authority. If the agents are acting pursuant to a policy determined by the directors and engage in transactions which violate the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the corporation is not without a remedy against the directors. Is that remedy only such as the corporation has at common law? Is the action based only on a state-created right? Could the corporation, if it had a new and free board of directors, bring this action under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (§ 27) claiming that itjurisdiction of the federal court. Mr. Justice Black discussed the proper approach to a solution of the question in the following paragraphs, 327 U.S. page 681, 66 S.Ct. page 775: "Whether or not the complaint as drafted states a common law action in trespass made actionable by state law, it is clear from the way it was drawn that petitioners seek recovery squarely on the ground that respondents violated the Fourth and Fifth Amendments. It charges that the respondents conspired to do acts prohibited by these amendments and alleges that respondents' conduct pursuant to the conspiracy resulted in damages in excess of $3,000. It cannot be doubted therefore that it was the pleaders' purpose to make violation of these constitutional provisions the basis of this suit. Before deciding


its jurisdiction to determine that the allegations in the complaint do not state a ground for relief, then dismissal of the case would be on the merits, not for want of jurisdiction. Swafford v. Templeton, 185 U.S. 487, 493, 494, 22 S.Ct. 783, 785, 786, 46 L.Ed. 1005; Binderup v. Pathé Exchange, 263 U.S. 291, 305-308, 44 S.Ct. 96, 98-99, 68 L.Ed. 308. The previously carved out exceptions are that a suit may sometimes be dismissed for want of jurisdiction where the alleged claim under the Constitution or federal statutes clearly appears to be immaterial and made solely for the purpose of obtaining jurisdiction or where such a claim is wholly insubstantial and frivolous. The accuracy of calling these dismissals jurisdictional has been questioned. The Fair v. Kohlerthe hands-off presentation treatment. (It was a very slightly expanded version of the latest gameplay footage to come out of Gamescom, which is alpha.) Neither game is finished, but Call of Cthulhu is a lot more finished than The Sinking City. They’re also different types of game. Call of Cthulhu is a more linear game with some slightly branching elements, whilst The Sinking City is a larger open world piece. So I’m sort of making a kickboxer fight a punchkicker. Dunt matter!; seconds out, round one!

Lovecraftiness

The Sinking City

The descriptor “Lovecraftian” has to do more heavy lifting for some games than others. That’s not a measure of quality for any of them, just that some of them will have your actual Cthulhu in the title, and some of them


ourselves to a first-order deformation, equations (4.1c) and (4.1d) become $$\eqalignno{[Q,Q]^1 &= 3 \sqrt{10}\, \epsilon L + \alpha \bi{L}^2 L &(4.2a)
\cr
       [Q,Q]^3 &= \beta \left[[L \times L]^2 \times L\right]^3 &(4.2b) \cr}$$ where $\alpha$, $\beta$, and $\epsilon$ are defined by $\alpha = 3 \sqrt{10}
a^{(1)}_1$, $\beta = a^{(3)}_0$, and $\epsilon = a^{(1)}_0 = +1$, $-1$, or 0. By inserting eqs. (4.2a,b) into eqs. (2.7a,b) and taking eq. (4.1b) into account, we obtain the two associativity conditions $$\eqalignno{2 \sqrt{2}\, \alpha \left[Q, \bi{L}^2 L\right]^1 + \sqrt{7}\,
            \beta \left[Q, \left[[L \times L]^2 \times L\right]^3 \right]^1
            &= 0 &(4.3a) \cr
       \alpha \left[Q, \bi{L}^2 L\right]^3 - 2\bigl(\sqrt{10}\, \alpha - 9 \beta\bigr) \left[[L \times L]^2 \times
       Q \right]^3 &= 0. &(4.5b) \cr}$$ Since they cannot be satisfied for any choice of the deformation parameters $\alpha$, $\beta$, we conclude that for a first-order deformation, the algebra $g_d$, defined in (4.1), is not associative contrary to what happens for the algebra (3.1) in the vector case. We shall therefore pursue the analysis of the quadrupole case no further.

Conclusion
==========

In the present paper, we established that there exist deformations of the Lie algebras so(4), so(3,1), and e(3) that leave their so(3) subalgebra undeformed and preserve their coset structure. We proved that the Casimir operators of these Lie algebras can be deformed so as to provide corresponding operators for the deformed algebras. Moreover, we constructed those unirreps of the


    \left[T^{\lambda_1}, U^{\lambda_2} \right]^{\Lambda_{12}}
           \right]^{\Lambda}_M \cr
      \ind \eql 0. \eq({\rm A}1.5)}$$

To prove eqs. (3.11) and (3.12), we proceed by induction over $k$. For the lowest value $k=1$, equation (3.11) reduces to (3.4). For $k>1$, we start from the identities $$\bigl[A, \bi{L}^{2k}\bigr]^1 = \bi{L}^{2k-2} \left[A, \bi{L}^2\right]^1 +
    \bi{L}^2 \bigl[A, \bi{L}^{2k-2}\bigr]^1 + \Bigl[ \bigl[A,
    \bi{L}^{2k-2}\bigr]^1, \bi{L}^2 \Bigr]^1 \eqno({\rm A}2.1)$$ and $$\Bigl[ \bigl[A, \bi{L}^{2k-2}\bigr]^1, \bi{L}^2 \Bigr]^1 = 2 \biggl\{
      \bigl[A, \bi{L}^{2k-2}\bigr]^1 + \sqrt{2} \Bigl[L \times \bigl[A,
      \bi{L}^{2k-2}\bigr]^1 \Bigr]^1 \biggr\} \eqno({\rm A}2.2)$$ resulting from eq. (A1.4) and standard tensor algebra. Then assuming eq. (3.11) to be valid when $k$ is replaced by $k-1$,pages and would come across a verse here and there that I thought may help.

I read to Al for about fifteen minutes. I stopped after the last verse and looked up at Al and he was quiet. His tremors were at rest. His head was even laying against the pillow. He was on his back looking peaceful and asleep.

I laid my bible down and looked at the clock. It was almost 1:00. God had helped me to find the way to bring rest for Al. It seemed to easy, and it probably was if I would have just considered my options.

Instead, I had been stressing about how I was going to get some sleep. I am not going to lie. I am tired as I read this. Way


Osborne vows to protect Britain's armed forces in Cyprus as cash machines are EMPTIED and 60,000 British savers face losing millions in 10% bank account tax

Lines formed at ATMs as people scrambled to pull their money out

Word spread that rescue package included a one-off levy on deposits

Restrictions stopping people emptying accounts or moving money abroad

Up to 3,000 British service personnel are based on the bankrupt island

President Nicos Anastasiades agreed to raid with European finance chiefs

Said country in 'state of emergency' and not acting would be 'catastrophic'

But expats accused the island of 'plain theft' as violent protests sparked

Britons have about £1.7b of deposits on island and could lose up to £170m

Parliamentary official: Vote scheduled for today pushed back to tomorrow

George Osborne vowed today that those serving in Britain's militaryof Limassol in protest Queues: People withdraw money from a cash-point machine in the Cypriot capital of Nicosia today

However he told BBC One's Andrew Marr Show: ‘The Cypriot banks in Britain are not going to be included in this bank tax. It's a very difficult situation for people who live in Cyprus.

'But for people serving in our military and government out in Cyprus, we're going to compensate anyone who is affected by this bank tax - people who are doing their duty for our country.’

Britons have about £1.7billion of deposits in Cyprus and could lose up to £170million. The Cypriot government has agreed to seize up to ten per cent of savings and use the money to bail out the island’s crisis-hit banking system.

The move sparked panic and


in Larnaca, Cyprus, after learning that the terms of a bailout deal includes a one-time levy on bank deposits

The European Central Bank said Britons have £1.7billion deposited on the island. British expats were stunned by the news, with many left high and dry by the restrictions on accounts.

Cash machines had been working, but many ran out of notes because of the panic withdrawals. Tomorrow is a public holiday in Cyprus, too, so savers will have to wait until Tuesday until they can access their money.

Worry: Steve Carr, a financial advisor originally from York, has been living in the coastal city of Limassol for 24 years. He said the solution could make the situation worse and personally stands to lose ¿2,000

Andy Georgiou, 32, who grew up in Liverpool, said:0.58) for PM2.5/PM10, respectively. In 2014 (2015, 2016), 7% (14%, 19%), 17% (27%, 34%), 51% (67%, 70%) and 88% (97%, 98%) of the population in China lived in areas that meet the level of annual PM2.5, PM10, NO2, and SO2 standard metrics from Chinese Ambient Air Quality Standards-Grade II. The annual PWA concentrations of PM2.5, PM10, O3_8 h, NO2, SO2, CO in the Northern China are about 40.4%, 58.9%, 5.9%, 24.6%, 96.7%, and 38.1% higher than those in Southern China, respectively. Though the air quality has been improving recent years, PM2.5 pollution in wintertime is worsening, especially in the Northern China. The complex air pollution caused by PM and O3 (the third frequent major pollutant) is an emerging problem that threatens the public health, especially in Chinese mega-city


clusters. NOx controls were more beneficial than SO2 controls for improvement of annual PM air quality in the northern China, central, and southwest regions. Future epidemiologic studies are urgently required to estimate the health impacts associated with multi-pollutants exposure, and revise more scientific air quality index standards.is essentially $20, but even knowing that doesn’t stop us from, well, not knowing that.

In languages that read words left to right (and, interestingly, in many languages that read right to left), we read and process numbers, naturally, from left to right. And apparently there’s a decay as we travel along. According to several studies, as we’re reading prices, we either round down after the whole numbers in our minds or essentially forget what comes after the beginnings of prices. Additionally, other research suggests that when we see a price ending in 9 or .99, we believe the seller/merchant/creator has priced the item at the lowest point possible and that we’re getting a great deal. What suckers we are.

At Gumroad, we’ll stop just shy of letting you charge


made-up term refers to the psychological pricing system used by many high-end restaurants and retailers. You’ll find that these places will go the other way by using whole numbers (and often only even numbers) to bolster an atmosphere of elegance and high value. So put that in your tiny teacup and mull it over. What are you selling? Store-brand mac & cheese or geoduck clam with crême fraîche and a lily bulb? Likely it’s something somewhere between the two.

We’ll dig more into psychological pricing in later posts. In the meantime… okay, buyers! You can come back now.

We’d love to hear from you with any feedback or questions.Q:

C# Multidimensionarrays difference between setting a Value

is there any difference between those two pieces of code in their outcome?
Array[d1, d2, d3] = value;

and
Array.SetValue(value, d1, d2, d3);

A:

First one is type-safe second one is not.
Consider this:
int[,,] array = new int[3, 3, 3];
array[0, 0, 0] = "foo"; // oops!

array.SetValue("foo",0,0,0); // OK for now, but at runtime...

Other than that there is no real difference.


and seamless access which may be expected of the Web application.
U.S. Patent Publication No. 20040230831 attempts to overcome the problem of the need to provide multiple sign-ons when faced with web applications from multiple, independent organizations, in setting up a federation that refers to different organizations or realms that have agreed to standards to make user identity and entitlements portable between organizations. The communications are redirected through a client in one realm to obtain a security token that can allow the resource server in the other realm to authenticate the user for access to the Web application. In an application, a resource challenge is generated responsive to a request for access to a Web application provided by the resource server. The resource realm and the account realm sharea trust policy in a federation. A security token service challenge is sent to an account security token service module of the account realm through the Web-based client, responsive to receiving the resource challenge. An account security token received from the account security token service module through the Web-based client is verified, responsive to the sending of the security token service challenge. The account security token is formatted in accordance with the trust policy in the federation. A resource security token generated by the resource security token service module through the Web-based client is sent to the resource server to authenticate the user for access to the Web application, responsive to verify the account security token.
While the system described in U.S. Patent Publication 20040230831 would allow for a


distance-decay functions at district level

1. Data {#s0005}
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The commute distance data reported by the census is in the form of aggregate counts of workers classified into 7 distance bins for each mode. The count data will be modelled as continuous probability distribution functions to estimate mean distance travelled by each mode in each state. The data presented has been used for developing an accident prediction model for the states of India [@bib5].

2. Materials and methods {#s0010}
========================

In 2011, India had 28 states and 7 Union Territories (UTs). While the former has their own elected governments at the state levels, the latter are governed directly by federal government, and are usually much smaller in size than the states. The average population of the UTs is 2.9 million while that of theif the industry is conducted within the village. If the person was engaged in more than one economic activity during the last year, this question was asked with reference to the main economic activity. The category of 'other workers' represent 42% of all the workers in India [@bib2].

Among the 9 options of travel modes, only one could be selected by a worker. The question on mode thus disregards the multimodal characteristics of some of the trips, and census provides no details in this regard [@bib3]. Thus, the working assumption is that the respondents informed their main mode of travel---the one using which they covered the longest travel distance. Since the census is conducted using personal interviews, it is possible that these questions, in some cases, were answered by


= $n_{\mathit{obs}}^{\mathit{total}}{\times (}F\left( {x = 5{\ {km}}} \right) - F\left( {x = {1\ }{km}} \right))$, and so on. Here, $F\left( {x = 1{\ {km}}} \right)$ refers to the probability of modelled counts less than or equal to 1 km and $(F\left( {x = 5{\ {km}}} \right) - F\left( {x = 1{\ {km}}} \right))$, refers to the percentage of counts greater than 1 km but less than 5 km. $F\left( x \right)$ refers to the cumulative probability distribution presented in Eqs. [(1)](#eq0005){ref-type="disp-formula"}, [(2)](#eq0010){ref-type="disp-formula"}, [(3)](#eq0015){ref-type="disp-formula"}. The optimisation problem is to find the combination of parameter values α and $\beta$ for which the value of $\chi^{2}$ statistic is minimised.

To obtain the solutions, I used the Solver tool of Microsoft Excel spreadsheet program. In Solver, GRG (generalised reduced gradient: [@bib10]) non-linear algorithm was used forAlso presented is the descriptive statistics of travel distance by mode. This method can be further extended to estimate distance-decay functions at the smaller levels of jurisdictions such as districts (counties) or cities. Due to simplistic questions in the Census questionnaire about the mode of travel to work, it has been assumed that the Census respondents informed their main mode of travel---the one using which they covered the longest travel distance. Further, since the census in India is conducted using personal interviews, it is possible that these questions, in some cases, were answered by proxy respondents, for instance, by other members of the household. However, no such information is available from Census to account for this bias.

Transparency document. Supplementary material {#s0025}
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Supplementary material

Appendix A. Supplementary material {#s0035}
==================================

Supplementary material

This work


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Administrative Procedure Act it was not unaware of a large segment of legal opinion for which Judge Hutcheson spoke when he said:  'But, says the Board in effect, the question is not what the courts think the act under construction here means, it is what the Board thinks it means, and the Board has spoken.  Thus by virtue of being constituted the Board to administer the act, the Board has been endowed with a prescience, invested with a prepotence, in respect of statutory construction to which the courts must bow, though the facts are undisputed and the question is entirely one of law.  Thus by the simple expedient of having a lawyer, under the dignified name of General Counsel for the Board issue an opinionis identical to the analytic and FEM modelling results shown in [Section 2.1](#sec2dot1-micromachines-08-00215){ref-type="sec"}. It should be noticed that the LDV measurements have been performed for motion of the mirror plate with a mechanical scan angle of less than about 2.5°, as [Figure 7](#micromachines-08-00215-f007){ref-type="fig"}a shows, since the laser spots will be reflected by the rotating mirror plate with larger scan angles out of measurable range of the used LDV lenses.

4.2. Fracture Strength {#sec4dot2-micromachines-08-00215}
----------------------

Besides the dependence of the maximum Von Mises Stress of micromirrors on the design, which has been shown by the FEM simulations, the dependence of the fracture strength on the design has been also studied by the characterization results. Two similar designs have been compared in [Figure 8](#micromachines-08-00215-f008){ref-type="fig"}a,b, which are based on the basic design S shown


in [Figure 1](#micromachines-08-00215-f001){ref-type="fig"}. First of all, the cracking origins within the two designs appear both on the torsion bars adjacent to the connecting bars, which can be recognized in [Figure 8](#micromachines-08-00215-f008){ref-type="fig"}c.

Additionally, the only geometry difference between the two designs is the shape of torsion bars. While design S1 has a rectangular torsion bar with a smaller width b than its height t (*b*/*t* = 0.75), design S2 has a square torsion bar with the same width *b* as its height *t* (*b*/*t* = 1) ([Figure 8](#micromachines-08-00215-f008){ref-type="fig"}a,b). This only difference results in different distribution of the maximum Von Mises Stress in these micromirrors: The maximum Von Mises Stress of designs S1 appears on the side wall of the torsion bar, whose surface is rough due to the dry etchingway to rename a foreign key?

Sidenote: I'm tempted to post a feature request for P&T to add a renameForeignKey method to the MigrationHelper class. If that seems like the right approach, I'm happy to submit that feature request and we can close this question.

A:

The 2nd method you tried is the correct order to do it in.

Call BaseMigration->dropForeignKey() ($this->dropForeignKey from within the context of a migration).
Call BaseMigration->renameColumn() ($this->renameColumn).
And add the column back with with BaseMigration->addForeignKey() ($this->addForeignKey).

If you received an error during any of those steps, it's likely because MySQL is complaining about inconsistent data among the FK endpoints or the endpoints are of different data types.

EDIT BY OP
The final version of the code looked like this:
$table = 'myplugin_mytable';
$this->dropForeignKey($table, 'oldId');
$this->renameColumn($table, 'oldId', 'newId');
$this->addForeignKey($table, 'newId', 'myplugin_related', 'id', 'CASCADE', 'CASCADE');


The GIST 430 cell line exhibiting secondary resistance to IM due to a heterozygous secondary exon 13 missense mutation (V654A) was also utilized for the selected experiments \[[@B21-cancers-12-01674]\].

The majority of cytokines/chemokines were undetectable in the supernatants of nontreated GISTs, whereas 6 cytokines (FGF-2, GRO, MCP-3, IL-6, IP-10, and VEGF) exhibited increased levels after IM treatment. The most significant changes were observed for FGF-2 and IP-10 in both IM-naive and -resistant GIST cells ([Figure 1](#cancers-12-01674-f001){ref-type="fig"}A,B, respectively), whereas the increase of IL-6 and GRO was specific for IM-resistant GISTs treated with IM. Of note, IM stimulated secretion of FGF-2 from IM-resistant (e.g., GIST T-1R) cells over the 6-day culture period in a time-dependent manner ([Figure 1](#cancers-12-01674-f001){ref-type="fig"}C), whereas in IM-naive GIST T-1 cells, the maximal FGF-2 levels were detected at daytypes of RTK indicated above was decreased ([Figure 4](#cancers-12-01674-f004){ref-type="fig"}A---bottom panel,B). In addition to a quantitative difference between the mean values of staining for non-treated vs. IM-treated cells, FGFR2 and c-KIT dots were generally distributed equally in IM-treated cells. Moreover, IM induced co-localization between c-KIT and FGFR2, as shown by wide-field 3D-IF microscopy with deconvolution ([Figure 4](#cancers-12-01674-f004){ref-type="fig"}E). The fraction of c-KIT that co-localized with FGFR2 was measured via the Pearson's overlap coefficient (also called Pearson's R). The differences in co-localization between FGFR2 and c-KIT in IM-treated cells compared with untreated control cells and IM-naive cells are shown in [Figure 4](#cancers-12-01674-f004){ref-type="fig"}F. The R-value for IM-treated cells was above 0.70 (very strong positive relationship or co-localization), whereas the R-value for control and IM-naive cells had a weak positive relationship.

Similar to FGFR2,


continuous increase in tumor size over the 2-week period of IM treatment when compared to the baseline ([Figure 6](#cancers-12-01674-f006){ref-type="fig"}B), thus revealing IM's ability to promote the growth and invasiveness of IM-resistant GISTs. This was consistent with a substantial increase of mitotic cells observed after IM treatment of IM-resistant, but not IM-naïve GIST xenografts ([Figure 6](#cancers-12-01674-f006){ref-type="fig"}C, middle panel, as shown in arrows). When BGJ398 was used alone, no changes in tumor size were observed in GIST T-1R xenografts when compared to non-treated controls. Strikingly, when IM treatment of GIST T-1R xenografts was supplemented with BGJ398 treatment, a substantial decrease of tumor size was found ([Figure 6](#cancers-12-01674-f006){ref-type="fig"}B). Moreover, 8 of 10 GIST T-1R xenografts were completely resolved in this experimental group at the end-point of the combined treatment (IM plusFGF-signaling in tumors might mediate their sensitivity to the current therapeutic regimens, thereby affecting the effectiveness of anticancer therapies and disease prognosis.

In addition to well-documented FGFR mutations and/or *FGFR* amplifications leading to the activation of FGFR-signaling in multiple human malignancies, aberrant FGFR-signaling in cancer cells might be a result of the activation of autocrine/paracrine loops leading to increased secretion of FGFs by tumor or stromal cells and thereby promoting the survival and proliferation of cancer cells. The increased activities of autocrine and paracrine loops in human malignancies also play an important regulatory role in their pathogenesis due to the well-known abilities of FGFR ligands, especially FGF-2, to regulate angiogenesis and promote tumor growth, invasiveness, and disease progression. Moreover, in addition to the direct proangiogenic effects of FGFR-signaling, the


to IM-based therapy. This GIST cell line exhibited a heterozygous primary *KIT* exon 11 deletion (V560_L576del) and a secondary *KIT* exon 13 point mutation (V654A) \[[@B21-cancers-12-01674]\]. GIST cell lines indicated above were cultured in a humidified atmosphere of 5% CO~2~ at 37 °C (LamSystems, Russia), as previously described \[[@B16-cancers-12-01674]\].

4.4. TUNEL Assay {#sec4dot4-cancers-12-01674}
----------------

To evaluate apoptotic cell death in GIST cells, the terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase nick end labeling (TUNEL) assay was performed by using a commercially available in situ apoptosis detection kit (DeadEnd™ Fluorometric TUNEL System, Madison, WI, USA). TUNEL-positive cells were counted by using a ×40 objective on an Olympus BX63 fluorescence microscope.

4.5. Cellular Survival MTS-Based Assay {#sec4dot5-cancers-12-01674}
--------------------------------------

IM-naïve and -resistant GIST cell lines indicated above were plated on 96-well flat-bottomed plates (Corning Inc., Corning, NY, USA) and allowed toattach and grow for at least 24 h before treatment with RTK inhibitors (e.g., IM and BGJ398) that were introduced into the cell culture for 48--72 h with indicated concentrations alone or in combination with each other. For specific experiments, cells were treated with RTKis in the presence or absence of FGF-2. To calculate the IC50 values of the RTKi, MTS reagent (Promega, Madison, WI, USA) was introduced into the cell culture for at least 1 h to assess the live cell numbers. The cellular viability was assayed at 492 nm on a MultiScan FC plate reader (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Waltham, MA, USA). Resulting IC~50~ values were defined as the compound concentration required to inhibit cellular growth by 50%. This data was normalized to the DMSO-treated (i.e., control)


Plus-ECL reagent, Perkin Elmer, Waltham, MA, USA). Densitometric analysis of Western blotting images was performed by using NIH ImageJ software (Bethesda, MD, USA).

For Co-IP, GISTs were lysed by TEB buffer (50 mM Tris-HCl pH 7.5, 150 mM NaCl, 1% NP-40, 10% glycerol) and supplemented with the cocktail of protease and phosphatase inhibitors. The lysates were clarified by centrifugation, as shown above, and cultured with the specific Abs overnight at 4 °C in a rotating device. The next day, the samples were treated with protein A/G Sepharose beads (Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Santa Cruz, CA, USA) for 1 h (rotating device at 4 °C). Finally, the beads were washed with TEB buffer and the 1X samples were subjected for Western blotting, as indicated above.

4.8. Immunofluorescence Staining {#sec4dot8-cancers-12-01674}
--------------------------------

Cells were seeded onfor 72 h, as shown for the wound-healing assay. The inserts containing 8-μm pores in 12-well Transwell plates (Greiner Bio-One, Austria) were coated with Matrigel (Corning Inc., Corning, NY, USA) and hardened for 24 h. Cells (5 × 10^5^) were placed in the upper inserts coated with Matrigel. Culture medium supplemented with 15% FBS was placed into the lower wells, whereas upper wells did not contain the growth factors (FBS---0%). After 24 h, the cells that migrated through the pores of inserts were fixed by 70% ethanol, stained with DAPI (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, MO, USA), and counted by fluorescence microscopy Axiovert 200 (Carl Zeiss, Germany). Cells on the upper side of the membrane were carefully removed with cotton swabs. The numbers of invaded cells per field of view


FGF-signaling effectively re-sensitizes tumors to IM. We show here for the first time that IM induces the activation of the FGF2/FGFR autocrine loop in IM-resistant GISTs both in vitro and in vivo, whereas the inhibition of FGF-signaling has a strong inhibitory impact on the malignant behavior and growth of IM-resistant GISTs both in vitro and in vivo. Continuation of IM-based therapy for GIST patients with secondary resistance to IM might have a negative impact on disease progression due to the activation of FGF-signaling, thereby providing a rationale to evaluate the effectiveness of FGFR-inhibitors to improve the therapeutic strategies for IM-resistant GISTs.

![KIT inhibition induces the changes in gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) secretome. (**A**) Median chemokine expression levels in the cell culture supernatants of imatinib mesylate (IM)-treated (1 µmol/L) GISTride on the back of a semi-truck and are assaulted by security guards at a trailer drop yard; Doyle feigns insanity and pretends that voices in his head are telling him to kill the guards (they make the guards think his BB gun is a bullet-loaded firearm), which frightens the guards enough to allow them to escape.

The two enter a restaurant, where they meet a married couple who takes them to a homeless shelter in Hammond, Indiana for the night. At the shelter, Doyle grows fond of a young girl and her family. While getting to know them, he finally realizes that he has been neglecting his mother and indeed wants to be with her for the holidays. The next day, the family drives Dutch and Doyle to


Bird Island Race victory for Celestial

In the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia’s 85 nautical mile Bird Island Race, Sam Haynes has sailed his Rogers 46, Celestial, to victory - putting to an end the winning streak of Stephen Ainsworth and his Reichel/Pugh 63, Loki.

Race record holder, Loki, took line honours at 03.22.04 hours this morning, in the time of 8hrs 22min 4sec, close to two hours outside the record she set last year. However, Celestial, which has been improving each and every race, stole a march on her rival overall by the smallest of margins – just 34 seconds.

AFR Midnight Rambler, Ed Psaltis/Michael Bencsik/Ed Thomas’ Ker 40 was third, followed by Ragamuffin, Syd Fischer’s TP52. These are the four that have been dominating the Blue Water Pointscore Seriesso far, with three races put to bed. All are contenders for the Rolex Sydney Hobart, which is likely to decide the outcome should this close tussle continue between the top four.

Haynes was over the moon to be the one to break the Loki draught that has continued for the past two seasons, with Ainsworth, the 2010 BWPS victor, winning the opening two races of the 2012 series. 'Stephen actually said to me last night before the race, ‘Don’t go too fast now’ – and I had a feeling it could be our race,' he said.

'It was fantastic to be the one to beat Loki – but it was so, so close. We’ve been sailing a little better each race over the last year and we do a


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“Vertigo” is both murder mystery and love story. It pivots on double identity and mines themes of obsession and guilt, romantic longing and pain, using the writhing, up-and-down San Francisco cityscape as a representation of the story’s dizzying plot twists and emotional states. After half a century, millions revere it and academics study it (the Stanford Humanities Center holds a “Vertigo” symposium Friday).

Leventhal and Jeff Kraft wrote “Footsteps in the Fog: Alfred Hitchcock’s San Francisco,” the product of obsessive detective work. It essentially shows the location or inspiration for every shot in the film, which first screened May 9, 1958, at the Stage Door


to cardiac ischemia, Parkin-mediated mitophagy is induced to mitigate detrimental effects of a prolonged lack of oxygen supply in the heart of wild type mice, indicating the important role of mitophagy for heart homeostasis ([@B88]). Simvastatin, an HMG CoA reductase inhibitor used to lower low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and triglycerides levels and thus to prevent heart attack, can stimulate Parkin-dependent mitophagy. Simavastin has the ability to reduce the size of the infarction caused by ischemia/reperfusion in wild-type mice but not in Parkin-deficient animals ([@B5]). Interestingly, mtDNA released from damaged mitochondria triggers inflammatory responses in cardiomyocytes that culminate in myocarditis and dilated cardiomyopathy ([@B134]). Moreover, Parkin mediated mitophagy turns over fetal cardiomyocyte mitochondria to facilitate the replacement of mature adult mitochondria, an effect that likely contributes to the perinatal maturation[@B53]; [@B215]). Dysfunction of mitochondria is one of the major characteristics of aging and age-related disease. Increasing evidence shows that mitophagy (by removing damaged mitochondria) is significantly involved in counterbalancing age-related pathological conditions ([Figure 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). Thus, chronic stimulation of mitochondrial turnover by enhancing mitophagy is a promising approach to delay age-related diseases and to extend health- and lifespan.

![Impact of Mitophagy on age-related pathologies. Mitophagy is a key mechanism for mitochondrial quality and quantity control. Thus, mitophagy limits the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS), the accumulation of mutations in and the release of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), appearance of transmembrane potential loss and the decrease in ATP production. Taken together, mitophagy controls various factors that can drive pathologies such as aging-related disorders and neurodegeneration, cardiovascular disease and cancer.](fcell-08-00200-g003){#F3}

Author Contributions


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The general set of attributes was first explicitly enumerated by Alex Russell and Frances Berriman, and the set of three requirements can also be attributed to Alex Russell.

PWAs are apps delivered through the web (as opposed to native apps, packaged and deployed through stores). As Alex Russell said:

…they’re just websites that took all the right vitamins.

Timeline of referenced posts:

Sidenote: I mostly drafted this post on a plane, with no wifi. I realized I had forgotten to re-open one of Jeremy Keith’s posts I meant to reference. I clicked it, and there it was, cached and ready for my offline perusal 🙃


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These provisions clearly state that unless the companywas occasional incapacitating headaches which lasted for about six months. The second problem was with eating and digestion of food. Plaintiff had complaints of frequent bouts of diarrhea, bloating and distension of his abdomen, and abdominal cramps, often with accompanying nausea and vomiting following eating.
Doctor Fontenot subsequently saw and treated the plaintiff regularly after the accident up to the trial herein, a period of more than eighteen months. The doctor indicated that at the time of plaintiff's last visit he still experienced post concussion headaches and dizziness but not as severe as before, in addition to his gastrointestinal problems, namely intermittent episodes of partial intestinal obstruction causing distention, followed by reactive periods of diarrhea. Doctor Fontenot was of the opinion that the latter problems were likely due to


Doctor Irving Singer, a Lake Charles physician specializing in internal medicine, on behalf of the defendant, who evaluated plaintiff on May 30, 1972. Plaintiff's chief complaints were headaches, abdominal bloating, pain, and diarrhea. The doctor was of the opinion that "most likely" anxiety and depressive reaction was responsible for plaintiff's symptoms, but he admitted that the complaints were consistent with gastrointestinal problems and he could not rule out the possibility of such organic problems being present. He concluded by stating he found nothing to contraindicate that plaintiff could not return to manual labor but he also felt before making a final decision that more evaluation was needed.
Plaintiff was also examined on behalf of the defendant by Dr. Norman P. Morin, a Lake Charles orthopaedist, on August 25, 1972.to ensure adequate inclusion of moderately severe patients (PORT 2 describes low risk for morbidity and mortality associated with CABP, compared to PORT 3 and 4, which describe moderate and high risk). Moxifloxacin was chosen as a comparator for its place in the guidelines as monotherapy and similar spectrum of activity to solithromycin.

Early clinical response was chosen as the primary outcome and defined as improvement in at least two cardinal symptoms (cough, chest pain, sputum production, dyspnea) and no worsening in any symptom at 72 h (evaluated at 71 to 108 h) after the first dose of the study drug. Clinical success at TOC visit was maintained as a secondary outcome to comply with European Medicines Agency expectations. For SOLITAIRE-ORAL, the CE population was defined as per-protocol, and


square-planar environment by one N and two O atoms from the tridentate pyridine-2,6-dicarboxylate (dipic) anionic ligand and one N atom of the acridine (acr) ligand (Fig. 1). The main contribution to the distortion is the tight N---Pd---O chelate angles \[N1---Pd1---O1 = 81.25 (14)° and N1---Pd1---O3 = 81.17 (14)°\], which results in a non-linear *trans* arrangement of the O1---Pd1---O3 bond with 162.40 (12)°, whereas the N1---Pd1---N2 bond is almost linear, 178.40 (16)°. The Pd---O bond lengths are nearly equal \[2.036 (3) Å and 2.037 (3) Å\], but the Pd---N bond lengths are slightly different. The Pd1---N1(dipic) bond \[1.923 (4) Å\] is somewhat shorter than the Pd1---N2(acr) bond \[2.063 (4) Å\] (Table 1). The dipic and acr ligands are nearly planar \[maximum deviation = 0.069 (3) Å in dipic and 0.091 (4) Å in acr\] and the dihedral angle betweenhighest in 26 years of data-keeping, according to a report last week by Miller Samuel Inc. and Douglas Elliman Real Estate. The average price of a co-op also set a record at $1.54 million.

Apartments listed for sale at the Dakota, directly across an entrance to Central Park, average $10.48 million, according to property website StreetEasy.com. Units on the market there range from $3.6 million, for a two-bedroom apartment, to $23.5 million, for the nine-room unit that belonged to Bacall.

The case is Siegel v. the Dakota Inc., 154934/2015, New York State Supreme Court (New York County).


Q:

chai: Cannot read property 'not' of undefined

I am new to chai and mocha and I use the sample code for my first test case. Here is my code.
var chai = require("chai");
var mocha = require("mocha");
var expect = chai.expect;

describe("Test", function() {
    it("Test", function() {
        expect([1, 2]).to.be.an('array').that.does.not.include(3);
    });
});

I run mocha test.js
The result is:
TypeError: Cannot read property 'not' of undefined

What is wrong with me? It seems .does return undefined. I remove .does and it works correctly. What is the correct usage?
The following code works.
expect([1, 2]).to.be.an('array').that.not.include(3);

A:

If I run your code with Chai 4, it works. When I downgrade it to Chai 3 I get the error you get. does was added as a no-op assertion in Chai 4.0.0. You areEven in the best of circumstances, spring and fall are dangerous times for migrating birds. When they migrate over major cities, the risks increase. Many potentially fatal collisions happen when a nocturnal migrant hits a lighted high-rise jutting into their airspace. Some of these collisions are random, but much more often the lighted windows lure birds to their deaths.

The reasons are not entirely understood, but nocturnal migrants often navigate by the stars and illuminated windows and other night lights often divert them from their original flight paths, especially in low-ceiling or foggy conditions. The birds mill about in the lighted area, where they collide with the lighted structure or with one another. In addition to buildings, communications towers and radio antennas pose similar threats. Hundreds or thousands of