at the next level. The Australian native will likely have to make his money on defense, where his length and physicality could make a difference, and where he’s shown a commitment to being a stopper in the past. To maximize his potential on the other end, his offense needs to improve in all facets, including cleaning up a somewhat basic handle and demonstrating consistency as a jump shooter. Green has a decent feel and should be able to finish plays, but if he can’t generate offense for himself or others, some of his upside will be capped. Still, there are worse fates than being perceived as an extremely athletic three-and-D wing, and if he can simply do those things, Green has a pathway to success at the NBAthose guys. He could be in for a breakout season at Dayton, and can play his way into the first round.

29. Thunder (via Nuggets) — Ashton Hagans, PG, Kentucky

Height: 6’3” | Weight: 190 | Age: 20 | Sophomore

Although Hagans’ only true NBA skill at this stage is his on-ball defense, his impressive tenacity and knack for forcing turnovers and applying pressure gives him a pathway to discovering a role in the pros. He’s not a good jump shooter, instead relying on change of pace to get into the teeth of the defense and either kick or finish. Hagans will be asked to step up and lead Kentucky this season, and any strides he makes offensively should make him more viable as a Top 40-type draft pick. His shot,


of t**4/4 + t**3/3 - t**2/2 + t. Does 10 divide u(o)?
True
Let g = -82 - -124. Does 14 divide g?
True
Suppose -4*d - 16 = v, 2*d = -4*v + 5*d + 12. Suppose 3*l + v = 12. Suppose -2*a + 14 = 4*k, -k + 18 = l*a - 3*k. Is a a multiple of 5?
True
Let c = 92 + -61. Let l be -1 + -17 + 2/(-1). Let x = l + c. Is x a multiple of 8?
False
Let b be 15/(-6)*(-22)/5. Suppose -5 = -u + b. Does 6 divide u?
False
Suppose 0 = -o - o. Suppose o = -z + 6*z - 20. Is 2 a factor of z?
True
Let o be 36/(-42)*(13 + 1). Let b = 37 + o. Suppose -2*za factor of r?
True
Let d(z) = 9*z - 1. Let f be d(-1). Let n be (-7 - -1)*5/f. Suppose -19 = -n*j + 41. Does 13 divide j?
False
Let j(p) = p**2 + 15*p + 6. Let g be j(-13). Let d = 49 + g. Is 5 a factor of d?
False
Suppose -39 = -t - 3. Is 12 a factor of t?
True
Suppose -3*m - 4 = m. Let z(j) = -45*j + 1. Let g be z(m). Let t = g + -28. Is t a multiple of 9?
True
Does 16 divide -5*(-9)/60 + 634/8?
True
Let t = 95 + -63. Let x = t + -5. Is 14 a factor of x?
False
Let t(l) = 5*l**2 + 4*l. Let y be t(-4). Suppose 0*h + 2*h = -y. Let


destinations.
Routers are specialized computers used in this data networks to provide connectivity between remote computers and network segments. The IP Data or packet is routed from its source to its destination through a series of routers. The routers use the forward table or routing table to determine the next hop for the packet's destination (based on the destination IP address in the IP packet header). The routing table correlates the final destinations (usually grouped to be a subnet) to the next hop IP addresses.
In a simple network, static routes may be configured in routers to build the routing table. However, the present IP networks are increasingly becoming complex and intertwined and interloped, dynamic routing protocols are utilized to provide flexibility and to handle the increasing complexity.
The dynamic routing// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only
/*
 * Copyright (C) 2014-2018 The Linux Foundation. All rights reserved.
 * Copyright (C) 2013 Red Hat
 * Author: Rob Clark <robdclark@gmail.com>
 */

#define pr_fmt(fmt)	"[drm:%s:%d] " fmt, __func__, __LINE__

#include <linux/debugfs.h>
#include <linux/dma-buf.h>

#include <drm/drm_atomic_uapi.h>
#include <drm/drm_damage_helper.h>
#include <drm/drm_file.h>
#include <drm/drm_gem_framebuffer_helper.h>

#include "msm_drv.h"
#include "dpu_kms.h"
#include "dpu_formats.h"
#include "dpu_hw_sspp.h"
#include "dpu_hw_catalog_format.h"
#include "dpu_trace.h"
#include "dpu_crtc.h"
#include "dpu_vbif.h"
#include "dpu_plane.h"

#define DPU_DEBUG_PLANE(pl, fmt, ...) DPU_DEBUG("plane%d " fmt,\
		(pl) ? (pl)->base.base.id : -1, ##__VA_ARGS__)

#define DPU_ERROR_PLANE(pl, fmt, ...) DPU_ERROR("plane%d " fmt,\
		(pl) ? (pl)->base.base.id : -1, ##__VA_ARGS__)

#define DECIMATED_DIMENSION(dim, deci) (((dim) + ((1 << (deci)) - 1)) >> (deci))
#define PHASE_STEP_SHIFT	21
#define PHASE_STEP_UNIT_SCALE   ((int) (1 << PHASE_STEP_SHIFT))
#define PHASE_RESIDUAL		15

#define SHARP_STRENGTH_DEFAULT	32
#define SHARP_EDGE_THR_DEFAULT	112
#define SHARP_SMOOTH_THR_DEFAULT	8
#define SHARP_NOISE_THR_DEFAULT	2

#define DPU_NAME_SIZE  12

#define DPU_PLANE_COLOR_FILL_FLAG	BIT(31)
#define DPU_ZPOS_MAX 255

/* multirect rect index */
enum {
	R0,
	R1,
	R_MAX
};

/*
 * Default Preload Values
 */
#define DPU_QSEED3_DEFAULT_PRELOAD_H 0x4
#define DPU_QSEED3_DEFAULT_PRELOAD_V 0x3
#define DPU_QSEED4_DEFAULT_PRELOAD_V 0x2
#define DPU_QSEED4_DEFAULT_PRELOAD_H 0x4

#define DEFAULT_REFRESH_RATE	60

/**
 * enum dpu_plane_qos - Different qos configurations for each pipe
 *
 *


@DPU_PLANE_QOS_VBLANK_CTRL: Setup VBLANK qos for the pipe.
 * @DPU_PLANE_QOS_VBLANK_AMORTIZE: Enables Amortization within pipe.
 *	this configuration is mutually exclusive from VBLANK_CTRL.
 * @DPU_PLANE_QOS_PANIC_CTRL: Setup panic for the pipe.
 */
enum dpu_plane_qos {
	DPU_PLANE_QOS_VBLANK_CTRL = BIT(0),
	DPU_PLANE_QOS_VBLANK_AMORTIZE = BIT(1),
	DPU_PLANE_QOS_PANIC_CTRL = BIT(2),
};

/*
 * struct dpu_plane - local dpu plane structure
 * @aspace: address space pointer
 * @csc_ptr: Points to dpu_csc_cfg structure to use for current
 * @mplane_list: List of multirect planes of the same pipe
 * @catalog: Points to dpu catalog structure
 * @revalidate: force revalidation of all the plane properties
 */
struct dpu_plane {
	struct drm_plane base;

	struct mutex lock;

	enum dpu_sspp pipe;
	uint32_t features;      /* capabilities from catalog */

	struct dpu_hw_pipe *pipe_hw;
	struct dpu_hw_pipe_cfg pipe_cfg;
	struct dpu_hw_pipe_qos_cfg pipe_qos_cfg;
	uint32_t color_fill;
	bool is_error;
	bool is_rt_pipe;
	bool is_virtual;
	struct list_head mplane_list;
	struct dpu_mdss_cfg *catalog;

	struct dpu_csc_cfg *csc_ptr;

	const struct dpu_sspp_sub_blks *pipe_sblk;
	char pipe_name[DPU_NAME_SIZE];

	/* debugfs related stuffevaluated by using the chi-square test and Fisher exact test. Next, multiple logistic regression analysis was used to evaluate the association between the factors that were found to be significant in the univariate analysis. Age was also entered in the multiple logistic regression analyses as a predictive variable. A best-fit regression model was built by using forward stepwise selection. All statistical analyses were performed with IBM SPSS Statistics version 21.0 (IBM Corp., Armonk, NY, USA). The statistical significance level was set at p\<0.05.

RESULTS {#sec1-3}
=======

Of the 44 patients, 37 achieved union after the primary surgery, at a mean time to union of 8.4 months. Five patients did not achieve union within the follow-up period, and two patients experienced nail breakage. In these cases, the mean time from primary to


secondary surgery was 8 months.

Five of the 7 patients who had nonunion had damage only to the femur. One case was accompanied by pelvic fracture, and another case was accompanied by fracture of the ipsilateral tibia. In terms of Seinsheimer classification, 2 cases were IIIA, 3 cases were IV, and two cases were V. Displacement was observed on both the AP and lateral radiographic images of 4 patients, on only the lateral radiographic images of 2 patients, and on neither radiographic image of one patient ([Table-I](#T1){ref-type="table"}).

######

Data of non-union cases.

  *Case*   *Sex/Age*   *Type of Fracture*   *Displacement Coronal/sagittal*   *Primary implant*   *Cause of injury*   *Combined injury*   *Smoking*   *Treatment for nonunion*
  -------- -----------posteriorly.[@ref15] In this case, not only do the medial and lateral sides of the subtrochanteric area receive mechanical stress but also the anterior and posterior cortical bones are subjected to abnormal stress.[@ref12] Hence, the fixation ability of an IM nail is difficult to consider as sufficient by itself in the wide medullary canal. Mechanical stress can cause excessive movement of the fracture, and this is thought to be a factor of union impairment.

In addition, the internal diameter of the subtrochanteric medullary canal is often longer in the AP direction than in the transverse direction. Thus, owing to the strong action of the psoas muscle, fixation with an IM nail is more likely to result in displacement in the sagittal plane than in the coronal plane.[@ref16],[@ref17] This is thought


in the given row of the currently active database table. The record parameter can be written to (since it is a reference), for example to populate some fields with default values.

Updates the given row in the currently active database table with the specified values. Returns true if successful; otherwise returns false.

This is a low-level method that operates directly on the database and should not be called directly. Use setData() to update values. The model will decide depending on its edit strategy when to modify the database.

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Before you start developing,Disulfide bond reconstruction: A novel approach for grafting of thiolated chitosan onto wool.
Chitosan, a natural biopolymer, is used as a multifunctional agent for modification of wool either through chemical crosslinking or physical coating. For the first time, wool fabric has been modified with chitosan through disulfide bond breaking and reforming reactions. The chitosan was thiolated and then grafted onto the reduced wool fibers through disulfide bonds. In order to understand the mechanism of the grafting of thiolated chitosan onto wool, glutathione was used as a model compound for wool in the research. The structures of thiolated chitosan reacted with glutathione and wool fabrics grafted with thiolated chitosan were investigated by FTIR, 13CNMR, XPS, XRD, SEM. The dyeability, shrink-resistance and biocompatibility were also tested. The results suggested that glutathione


staircase is so famous that it’s been featured on “Unsolved Mysteries” and was even the subject of a TV movie, “The Staircase”, starring Barbara Hershey, Diane Ladd and CSI’s William Peterson. Who knew?

Anyway, if you get a chance to visit only one church in Santa Fe, I say check this joint out. If the miraculous story behind the stairs doesn’t move you, the super cool 3-D prayer cards in the gift shop surely will!

Lest you think all we did was gorge ourselves on green chiles, Christine and I did find time one night to visit one of the coolest spots in Santa Fe…the Ten Thousand Waves spa and resort. A Japanese spa with communal, private, premium private and super premium private baths and an array of fancy, awesome-smellingnotable both for its youth and labor backing and its anti-Russian overtones.

Short term, these protests are a problem for Mr. Gorbachev. His more-conservative rivals (perhaps skeptics is a better term) on the ruling Politburo and in the Central Committee of the Communist Party capitalized on the Tatar protest in Moscow in particular. They used it last summer and fall as ammunition against Gorbachev's deposed prot'eg'e, Moscow city boss Boris Yeltsin, saying that by letting demonstrators picket he had opened the way for divisions among nationalities in the USSR. Similar accusations were made against Gorbachev's reform program in 1986 when the Kazakh clashes coincided with Chinese youth marches for democracy in Peking.

The conservatives in the Kremlin argued that glasnost was giving nationality groups an inch and they were taking


challenging its Army for a decade in Afghanistan. The USSR is being pressed by the West to join in sanctions against Iran, the center of the new Islamic fundamentalism.

(Remember that the Caucasus lands of Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan were added to the Soviet Union only between 1920 and 1922 at the end of the civil war between the Bolshevik and White Russian armies.

(Remember also that Moscow tried to retain a presence in Iran after World War II when the Iranian Tudeh [Communist] Party organized a rebellion by Azerbaijanis in the northern part of that country.)

Neither Western nor Kremlin leaders should be designing their policies toward this part of the Islamic world through fear (or appeasement, either).

In an earlier era, Central European leaders sought to divert the Czar's covetousbowed last weekend. China posted an estimated $5.5 million for the weekend (a drop-off of just 55 percent) for a cume of $21.3 million in the country.

Warner Bros.' Harry Potter spinoff Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them earned $18.5 million this week to land at No. 2. The Eddie Redmayne-starring pic, with a domestically tally of $183.5 million, dropped just 59 percent in its third week.

Fantastic Beasts was the No. 1 film internationally for the third week in a row, earning $60.4 million in an estimated 67 foreign markets and bringing its tally abroad to $424.4 million. It has earned north of $600 million worldwide to date.

Another holdover doing strong business is Paramount's sci-fi film Arrival. In its fourth week, it pulled in $7.3 million, to edge


The Dark World ($206 million). Doctor Strange also has grossed $634.9 million globally to surpass 2010's Iron Man 2 ($624 million).

The weekend's only new wide release, BH Tilt’s Incarnate, opened to an estimated $2.6 million from 1,737 locations. It's a quiet start for the $5 million horror movie, which was aiming to do business similar to BH Tilt’s last film, The Darkness, which had a strong $4.95 million opening weekend in May.

The Aaron Eckhart-starring microbudget pic, however, had a more focused — and less costly — marketing plan, which targeted die-hard genre fans through through digitally focused outreach. The campaign, funded by Universal, cost in the low single-digit millions.

The audience for Incarnate was 47 percent Caucasian, 26 percent Hispanic and 18 percent African-American.

On the limited release front, Foxdate little information exists on how this insect pest may perceive host volatiles and mate cues. Adult *A. planipennis* are attracted to host volatiles [@pone.0056555-Crook1], [@pone.0056555-deGroot1] and to conspecifics [@pone.0056555-Pureswaran1]--[@pone.0056555-Silk1], but discrepancies have been observed between the activity of certain volatiles, as measured by electroantennography or behavioral tests e.g. the bark volatile 7-epi-sesquithujene [@pone.0056555-Ryall1]. Identifying the antennal pathways that participate in volatile compound binding, transport and olfactory neuron response may help us understand why certain compounds elicit, or fail to elicit, behavioral activity in a laboratory or field setting.

With the advent of next generation sequencing methods (viz., 454 pyrosequencing and Illumina platforms), considerable progress in insect genomics has been achieved in the recent past [@pone.0056555-Mittapalli1]--[@pone.0056555-GrosseeWilde1]. For example, our recent study on tissue-specific (midgut and fat body) transcriptomics on


([Figure 1](#pone-0056555-g001){ref-type="fig"}). The isotigs sequences ranged from 84 bp to 5,289 bp, with an average length of 828 bp and total length of 2,692,017 bp; whereas the non-isotigs ranged from 50 bp to 1,691 bp with an average length of 289 bp and total length of 7,929,112 ([Table S1](#pone.0056555.s005){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

![Summary of *Agrilus planipennis* antennal transcriptome.\
The isotigs and non-isotigs are represented by blue and red bars, respectively.](pone.0056555.g001){#pone-0056555-g001}

Comparative genomics {#s2b}
--------------------

Among the *A. planipennis* antennal ESTs obtained (30,615), a majority (18,284 sequences, 59.72%) ([Table S2](#pone.0056555.s006){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) did not show any similarity with proteins deposited in the non-redundant database of GenBank, potentially representing novel genes, as observed with the *Manduca sexta* antennal transcriptome [@pone.0056555-GrosseeWilde1]. The top BLAST hits of the *A. planipennis* ESTs showed high similarity with proteins from insects (94.28%) and other eukaryotes1.5 mM MgCl~2~, 200µM dNTPs, 1µl of diluted first stage amplified product (1:50 fold diluted 5′- or 3′-RACE product in MilliQ water), and 1 U of Taq DNA polymerase (New England Biolabs). The PCR cycling conditions were: denaturation at 95°C for 3 min, 20 cycles of denaturation at 95°C for 1 min, annealing at 55°C for 1 min and extension at 68°C for 2 min. The final extension step was at 68°C for 10 min. RACE products were resolved on 1.5% agarose gel and purified from the agarose gel as described in Sambrook et al. 1989 [@pone.0056555-Sambrook1]. The purified PCR products were cloned into pGEMT easy vector (Promega, Madison) and sequenced at Eurofins MWG Operon facility (Huntsville, AL).

Quantitative Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction {#s4e}
------------------------------------------------

Fifteen pairs of antennae per sample


from 2001 to 2008. The retrospective analysis and current follow up of cases presented. Case I-- Male 49 years old--Extramedullary plasmocytoma localized in mucosa of the floor of nasal cavity. Treated with radical Rtg-therapy. Alive 57 months with symptoms of the disease. Case II--Male 42 years old--Multiple myeloma with one of focuses in anterior wall of maxillary sinus. Treated with radical Rtg-therapy and Chemotherapy. Died due to the primary disease in 2 months. Case III--Male 29 years old--Multiple myeloma with one of the focuses in posterior wall of maxillary sinus. Treated with radical Rtg-therapy and Chemotherapy. Died due to the primary diseases in 16 months. (1) Plasma cell myelomas in the nose and paranasal sinuses region are a rare tumors. They may manifest as an isolated form ofThe Residents of Old Wilmington present the 9th Annual Back Door Kitchen Tour this Saturday.
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- Some of the most modern kitchens in Wilmington, oddly enough, are tucked into downtown's Historic District.
Nine of these kitchens will be open to the public on Oct. 12 for the Residents of Old Wilmington's eighth annual Back


are non-starters,” he says.

Or perhaps, on some level, they have actually grown to admire Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. In our meeting, I pressed them to say just how they feel about the Iranian leader. Geopolitics aside, did they consider him a despicable human being? “I think he’s actually a quite intelligent man,” Flynt replied. “I think he also has really extraordinary political skills.” “[T]he idea that he’s stupid or doesn’t understand retail politics is also pretty divorced from reality,” Hillary added. But that wasn’t the question.

We want to hear what you think about this article. Submit a letter to the editor or write to letters@theatlantic.com.CHARLOTTESVILLE -- How's this for summer fun? Thirty hours on a bus: 15 on the drive up to Michigan and then, a week later, 15 more on the ride home.

"It's not that bad," Chantel Jones said, "because we get on the bus, watch a couple movies and then pass out. And when we wake up, we're there. It's not that great a sleep, but it's better than being awake for 15 hours on a bus."

Jones is the starting goalkeeper for the UVa women's soccer team, whose traditions include a weeklong training camp each summer at a boarding school in Glen Arbor, Mich. The Cavaliers' bus -- a sleeper -- pulls out Friday night. It's scheduled to arrive at the Leelanau School, on the shores of Lake Michigan, on


don't really think about any of that other stuff. "

At the ESPY Awards last month, Brian was honored as the Gatorade National Female High School Athlete of the Year. Also in Los Angeles for the ESPYs was UVa men's lacrosse coach Dom Starsia, one of the nominees for Best Coach/Manager.

"I was kidding Dom," Swanson recalled with a smile this week. "I said, 'My girl won the ESPY. What happened to you?' "

Brian, who's from St. Simons Island, Ga., is the jewel of a heralded recruiting class.

"I loved this team in the spring," Jones said Friday, "and now we have six new awesome first-years who are coming in, so I like us even more. After two days, I can already tell they're going to make a really big impact."

Jones,(approximate Sao(2) 90%), differences were statistically significant for all indexes except for a/APO(2). All the indexes tested showed a dependency on the value of Fio(2): increasing Fio(2) spuriously made neonates appear less hypoxemic. The a/APO(2) appeared to perform better than other indexes in this study, with a lower variability and a lower oxygen dependency.


circuit apparatus has an energy storage device which is provided in parallel with a series circuit including a triggering element and a single controllable power stage. The occupant protection device, in the form of an airbag or seatbelt pretensioner, is triggered when the controllable power switch is turned on. In such a circuit apparatus it is not possible to check the operability of the controllable power stage, since any driving for test purposes causes the energy storage capacitor to be discharged via the triggering element. The result would be an undesirable triggering of the occupant protection device.
It is accordingly an object of the invention to provide a configuration and a method for testing a circuit apparatus provided for an occupant protection which overcome the above-mentioned disadvantages of theheretofore-known configurations and methods of this general type and which, despite requiring only a small number of components, permit a reliable checking of the operation and a reliable function testing.
With the foregoing and other objects in view there is provided, in accordance with the invention, a configuration for testing an operability of an occupant protection device for a motor vehicle. The configuration includes a circuit apparatus including a series circuit and an energy storage capacitor, the series circuit including a triggering element and a controllable power stage, the energy storage capacitor being connected in parallel to the series circuit for forming a parallel circuit; an energy source for supplying a test current to the parallel circuit; and an evaluator for picking up and evaluating a test voltage dropping


that has nothing to do with the actual money to be paid – AEG can afford it.

But Robbie Keane deserves to be paid. Somewhat similar to Lakers and Kobe Bryant, for all that Keane has done for the Galaxy he deserves the benefit of the doubt and one more million dollar contract.

But just like the Bryant deal completely tied the hands of the Lakers organization, a Keane DP contract would do the same. Not because of the money, but because of the loss of a spot. This is the only argument against keeping Robbie Keane. But it’s the best one. And it’s the right one for the LA Galaxy.

The structure of MLS rosters doesn’t allow an aging European star to get that last contract. And it may evenfor the next 20 years.

Dr. No would be proud.

The 2018 election in Georgia was an absolute debacle. Hundreds of thousands of votes went missing; functioning voting machines were left idle while mostly black voters waited in lines for hours; glitchy machines switched votes—not to mention the thousands of absentee ballots that were not sent or not counted. The election was such an embarrassment that Republicans and Democrats came together in the new legislature to replace voting machines with programming so antiquated that Clippy was using a flip-phone.

Most legislators realized that the best, least hackable voting machines use paper ballots. The voter can either fill out the paper ballot by hand and the votes are scanned like at your local grocery store, or the machine prints out every vote


the police to 180 black voters homes to “check” on their voter registrations. He challenged the legitimacy of 17 percent of black voters in Sparta, Ga., and has been in favor of cutting early voting in Georgia from 16 to 6 days, and in some cases he supported giving small towns only ONE day to vote. However, Fleming and his bill aren’t just villains to black voters and marginalized citizens, he’s managed to make enemies of everyone.

That bastion of left wokeness, FreedomWorks? A “policy” organization that is linked to the far right and what’s left of the Tea Party? Even they have come forward to criticize HB 316 and how the new machines are not only susceptible to hacking but also that the entire bidding process is acrony kickback for Gov. Brian Kemp’s friends and political loyalists. Recent polling of Georgia voters has shown that many prefer paper ballots and substantive voting reform in the state, and not just the same evil voter suppression schemes masquerading as progress. Even the Atlanta Journal Constitution, which has certainly not held voter suppressing politicians like Fleming accountable in the past, conducted a poll showing that almost 55 percent of Georgia voters would prefer hand marked paper ballots filled out by voters or the machine. Behind the scenes in the Atlanta capital, while R epublicans passed the bill in the House, many have expressed tacit hope that the bill will die in the Senate later this week, or at least that an amendment will be added so the new


Q:

Why shouldn't we shine laser light back into the laser?

After every laser there is an optical isolator that ensures the laser light cannot re-enter the laser, if reflected and sent back.
What would actually happen if this were to happen? Would the laser break because of too much power?

A:

Its not true that feedback is detrimental to all laser systems.  In fact, some laser systems rely on it heavily for frequency control.  Specifically, diode laser systems in the Littrow Configuration use feedback from a diffraction grating in order to stimulate emission in the laser cavity at the wavelength specific to the first order of diffraction.  Tuning the angle of the grating with a piezo electric device allows for precise frequency control of the laser.  Other dioderemember standing over him wanting to throw up, not because I wanted to be sick, but . . . I don't know what it was.'

By rights, Michael Lyddiard should not have been alive but he was hanging on. 'I eventually got some morphine and I remember being strapped down because I'd been blacking in and out due to the blood loss. I remember being strapped down to a door or something and then all I could feel was the downwind pressure of the chopper and being slid into it and then, you know, them saying, "See you, mate. See you at the other end." And then I pretty much blacked out in the chopper by the time I got back to Tarin Kowt. I remember being slid into


blow the doors off everybody." "Yeah." "You used to say that in high school shop class." "Yeah." "I had to carry your ass back there." "Otherwise, you would have flunked out." "And I'm still doing it today." "I seem to remember it differently." " Oh, yeah?" " Uh-huh." "Yeah, you tried to tank me with Amy Crawford." "You remember that?" "I don't recall." " Oh, you don't recall?" " No." " Amy Crawford, high school prom queen." " Hmm." " You recall." "Yeah." " Mmm-hmm." "I was a junior taking her to prom." "And you hated the fact that I was her date." "I did?" "And here I thought you were my wingman." "I am your wing man." "But when it comes to women, wingman or not, it'syou want?" "Directions, actually." "Can I show you this map?" "Suit yourself." "You recognize this highway?" "Route 17." "Does it still exist?" "'Cause we can't find it on our GPS." "It exists, but you don't want to take it." "Why not?" "We're heading up to Canada, and we figured that route would cut at least a day off our trip." "Trust me, you don't want to take it." "Why not, exactly?" "Is it a rough road?" "Is it under repair?" "What?" "You know what they call that stretch of highway?" " No." " Slaughter Alley." "You know why?" "Obviously not." "Because more people die or disappear on that road than any other road in the United States." "Really?" "Some say it's the road itself that's dangerous." "Well, I'm


makes me mad." "Powell just reported he found another body." " What?" " Well, half a body." "Female found on the side of the road near the bridge." "All right." "All right." "Everyone." "Over here, now!" "All right, listen up." "Another body has been found." "I want roadblocks on 17 and on every turnoff to an access road for the next 100 miles." "Nobody gets through." "Every vehicle gets stopped and inspected." "Look for damage." "Somebody had to have hit Jenkins." "There's a killer on the road." "And I want him." "Okay, you take the car." "You find a house." "You find a gas station." "Whatever it takes." "And you go to the police for help." "No, I can't leave you here." "There's nothing you can do toRegulation of glycogen synthesis in the liver.
The glycogen synthase-mediated reaction is rate-limiting for glycogen synthesis in the liver. Glycogen synthase has been purified essentially to homogeneity and has been shown to be a dimer composed of identical subunits. It is regulated by a phosphorylation-dephosphorylation mechanism, catalyzed by kinases and a phosphatase. The subunits of synthase D, the most phosphorylated form, each contain approximately 17 phosphates. The subunits of synthase I, the least phosphorylated form, each contain 14 phosphates. Thus, during the transition between these two forms, a net of three phosphoryl groups is added or removed. In synthase D, six of the phosphates are alkali-labile. In synthase I, three of the phosphates are alkali-labile. Therefore, all of the phosphorylation sites important in the interconversion of these two forms


included in this study, after matching for age and gestational age. None of the patients were in labor at the time of inclusion.

Those patients whose pruritus could not be otherwise explained and those with increased fasting bile acid (10 mmol/l) and hepatic aminotransferase levels were considered to have ICP. We excluded women with any alternative causes of hepatic impairment, such as a history of gallstones or gallbladder disease, hepatotoxic drug consumption, hepatitis, and active infections or chronic inflammatory conditions, including inflammatory bowel disease, rheumatic disease, and vasculitis. Those patients taking any medications (including progesterone) except iron supplements at the time of hospital admission were excluded from the study. We also excluded those with multiple pregnancies, chromosomal abnormalities, fetal anomalies, maternal infections, itching with elevated liver enzymes and normalresults of the biochemical parameters and bile acid levels for each participant were recorded prospectively. The participants were followed up until delivery, and none of the patients in the control group developed ICP. Finally, a retrospective analysis of the biomarkers (FGF-19 and β-klotho) from the stored serum samples was performed by investigators who were blinded to all of the clinical data.

The serum β-klotho concentrations were measured using a sandwich enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay kit (Human Klotho beta PicoKine ELISA Kit, catalog no. EK1492; Boster Biological Technology, Pleasanton, CA, USA). The assay sensitivity was \< 10 pg/ml, and the inter-assay and intra-assay calculation values were \< 7.4% and \< 6.8%, respectively. The serum FGF-19 concentrations were also measured using a sandwich enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay kit (Human FGF19 PicoKine ELISA Kit,


                0.882
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  Gestational age at sampling \[weeks\][\*](#tf1-1){ref-type="fn"}   34.30 ±2.39           34.54 ±2.73              0.680
  Gestational age at delivery \[weeks\][\*](#tf1-1){ref-type="fn"}   38.89 ±1.38          statistically significant, we detected a lower β-klotho level relative to the control group (439.51 (398.79) pg/ml vs. 528.74 (826.09) pg/ml). In our subgroup analysis, the β-klotho level was significantly lower in patients with previous histories of ICP (*p* = 0.017).

Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy is a pregnancy-specific liver disease characterized by itching and impaired liver function tests \[[@cit0018], [@cit0019]\]. Its risk factors may include advanced maternal age (\> 35 years old), multiparity, family history, history of gestational cholestasis, and oral contraceptive use. The recurrence rate was reported as 40--60% in those patients who had previously suffered from ICP \[[@cit0020]\]. Although its etiology is not exactly known, it presumably develops in genetically predisposed individuals under the impact of environmental and pregnancy-related hormonal factors \[[@cit0005], [@cit0008], [@cit0021]\]. In several studies performed,


negative feedback mechanism, with a resultant increase in CYP7A1 expression and hypersecretion of bile acids \[[@cit0012], [@cit0013], [@cit0017], [@cit0027]\]. Therefore, functional impairment involving the FGF-19, β-klotho, and FGFR4 signaling system and lower serum levels of these biomarkers could be expected in patients with ICP. In a study performed in mutant mice, β-klotho deficiency caused an increase in the CYP7A1 expression and the amount of bile acids. In response to an increase in the amount of bile acids, the appropriate upregulation of intestinal FGF-15, which is the mouse orthologue of FGF-19, has been demonstrated \[[@cit0017]\]. However, in a large cohort of ICP cases, Dixon *et al.* investigated the candidate genetic loci for ICP susceptibility, but they did not identify a genetic variation in the FGF-19 locus \[[@cit0028]\]. In viewan order of the Superior Court of Orange County, Jamoa A.
Moberly, Judge. Affirmed in part and reversed in part with directions.
                   Miller Starr Regalia, Basil S. Shiber and Sara Star for Plaintiff and
Appellant.
                   Alan S. Yockelson for Defendant and Respondent Auld Irisher, Orange,
LLC.
                   No appearance by Defendant and Respondent Terrence Branley.


Auld Irisher’s cross-complaint, the jury found in Stadium’s

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Rent, and upon the observance and performance of all of the covenants, terms, and conditions on Tenant’s part to be
observed and performed hereunder, Tenant shall peaceably and quietly hold and enjoy the Premises for the Term
without unreasonable hindrance or interruption by Landlord or any other person or persons lawfully or equitably
claiming by, through or under Landlord, subject, nevertheless, to the terms and conditions of this Lease.”

                                            DISCUSSION
I.                Civil Code section 1717, subdivision (a)
                  Several statutes are at issue here. One is Civil Code section 1717,
subdivision (a), which provides in pertinent part: “In any action on a contract, where the
contract specifically provides that attorney’s fees and costs, which are incurred to enforce
that contract, shall be awarded either to one of the parties or to the prevailing party, then
the party who is determined to


consideration in determining whether to dismiss with or without prejudice, see United States v. Caparella, supra, 716 F.2d at 980.
Defendant in fact sought an adjournment of the January 10, 1986 trial date on the ground that then-current events involving Libya would make it impossible to get a fair trial before a jury. The government consented to that motion, but then seized the opportunity presented by the adjournment to supersede the indictment. This it did despite the fact that it had represented to defense counsel at a meeting held prior to the January 10 trial date that it had no plans to supersede. Defendant asserts that he relied on that representation to his detriment because he would not have sought an adjournment of the January 10 trial, if hethought there might be a superseding indictment. This additional prejudice to the defendant, considered along with "the sheer length of the period involved," United States v. Stayton, supra, 791 F.2d at 21, further militates in favor of a dismissal with prejudice.
The final consideration is the impact of permitting reprosecution on the administration of the Speedy Trial Act and on the administration of justice. "[A] violation of any of the Act's time limits ... negatively impact[s] on the administration of the Act." United States v. Caparella, supra, 716 F.2d at 981. A dismissal with prejudice will further the administration of justice by acting as "a deterrent to other would-be offenders [and a] reaffirmance of Congress' basic purpose in enacting the Speedy Trial Act." Id. Delays such as the one


Eureka police investigating officer who told man to 'go back to the reservation'

A Eureka police officer is accused of telling a Humboldt County resident to "go back to the reservation" during a heated encounter. The department is conducting an internal investigation. A Eureka police officer is accused of telling a Humboldt County resident to "go back to the reservation" during a heated encounter. The department is conducting an internal investigation. Photo: (c) Thinkstock Images Photo: (c) Thinkstock Images Image 1 of / 32 Caption Close Eureka police investigating officer who told man to 'go back to the reservation' 1 / 32 Back to Gallery

A heated confrontation between two Eureka officers and Humboldt County resident Pete Yellow Bird has prompted an internal investigation by the police department. In ayears, there has been an effort in the scientific community to search for alternative metals^[@CR6]--[@CR8]^. Among others, liquid gallium (Ga) has emerged as an ideal plasmonic candidate^[@CR9],[@CR10]^ since its LSPRs can be tuned from the UV to the infrared (IR) due to the lack of strong interband transitions in this wide region^[@CR11]^ in contrast to other candidates such as Al^[@CR12]^, Cu^[@CR13]^ or Ni^[@CR14]^. This spectral tunability can be achieved by means of different methods: changing the NP size^[@CR15]^, contact angle or substrate^[@CR16],[@CR17]^, varying the gallium oxide shell thickness^[@CR18]^, by hybridization with other plasmonic NPs^[@CR19]^ or by alloying^[@CR9],[@CR20]^.

In addition to this, the Ga NPs can be grown in a facile, fast and up-scalable method such as Joule-effect thermal evaporation^[@CR21],[@CR22]^. This synthesis technique produces self-assembled hemispherical NPs formed by a


deposited on both substrates, Si and nanopatterned Al. On Si, the same LSPR trend is observed, redshift of both the in-plane and the out-of-plane mode (Fig. [2(e)](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). On the Al template the behaviour is quite similar (Fig. [2(f)](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). For the lowest mass (77 mg) there is a strong band at 1200 nm that redshifts and increases its intensity as the Ga mass is increased. Furthermore, the main band for each Ga mass presents at higher energies a shoulder that is likely due to higher order resonance modes such as quadrupoles based on the similarity of the NP sizes and the light wavelength in all the cases. In fact, similar Ga NP diameters have been demonstrated to support dipoles and quadrupoles modes simultaneously as evidenced by electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) measurements^[@CR58]^. However,distance of 2 nm and a disordered distribution of three NPs. The distribution of the near electric field is also shown for the disordered (**b**) and ordered (**c**) case.

Taking all the DDA simulations together, the main conclusion is that plasmonic coupling dictates the optical extinction spectra in case of two or  more NPs of the same size positioned at lower distances that their diameters. In our experimental part, the ordered NPs obtained are also spherical-like, have a similar size and their distances are lower than their diameters. Thus, it is reasonable to consider that the LSPR bands experimentally observed in the SE measurements could be due to the plasmonic coupling.

The plasmonic coupling in ordered arrays of gold and silver NPs has been deeply studied^[@CR65]--[@CR68]^. Indeed, the LSPR band behaviour


Ga masses evaporated on the three different Al templates. The fit of the data from the medium Al template (red circles) according to the Eq. [1](#Equ1){ref-type=""} is also plotted with the obtained decay rate (τ). The inset of (**b**) shows the same plot but for the DDA calculations of Fig. [5(b)](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"} together with the fit.

These ratios have been calculated and represented in Fig. [7(b)](#Fig7){ref-type="fig"} for each mass of the template with pit diameter of 40 nm (blue stars), 80 nm (red circles) and 300 nm (green triangles). In the three different templates, the Ga NPs LSPR normalized shift (Δλ/λ~0~) decays exponentially with the normalized interparticle distance (*d*/*D)*. We have fitted the points obtained in the template diameter of 80 nm (red circles) and obtained a decay rate (τ) value of 0.22 ± 0.04. This value matches topressure of 2 × 10^−7^ mbar in a vertical Edwards E306 vacuum chamber. Ga (purity of 99.9999%) is evaporated in a tungsten filament (99.90% purity) at a power of 50 W. The Al template samples as well as Si (100) reference samples were placed 200 mm away from the Ga source. The size of the Ga NPs is controlled by the Ga mass added to the crucible as shown elsewhere^[@CR31]^. In this work, the Ga mass has been varied from 15 mg to 310 mg that produces NPs with diameter from 20 to 400 nm.

Optical and morphological characterization {#Sec7}
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After the Ga NPs growth, the optical properties of the samples on the Al template and on the reference Si were measured by SE using a Woollam M-2000 ellipsometer (J.A. Woollam Inc). The measurements were taken at


and M.V. made the different substrates used in the experiments. L.V. characterized the samples by AFM. J.L.P. and A.R.C. as the group leaders contributed with their funding, organization, coordination and data interpretation and S.C.G. carried out the optical characterization and simulations, analysed the results and wrote the manuscript. All authors reviewed the manuscript.

The authors declare no competing interests.
Introduction {#S1}
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Safe delivery of transgenes into the human genome remains an open problem of critical importance to clinical genetics. Many existing technologies have major limitations. For instance, retroviruses, lentiviruses, and transposons integrate non-specifically and can therefore cause cancer by mutagenesis^[@R1],[@R2]^. Transgenes can also be integrated using the endogenous homologous repair pathways, although this process must be stimulated by generating double-stranded breaks at the target site using programmable nuclease technologies such as meganucleases^[@R3]^, zinc finger nucleases^[@R4]^, TALE nucleases^[@R5],[@R6]^, or the RNA-guided Cas9 protein^[@R7],[@R8]^. This technique is limited by the fact that homologous recombination in humans is less efficient than the competing mutagenic non-homologous end joining pathway^[@R9],[@R10]^.

Site-specific recombinases, which catalyze recombination at precise sites, have properties that make them promising candidates for use as safe gene delivery vectors. For instance,


many do not require host-encoded factors^[@R11]^. Additionally, the size of the integrated cassette is less restricted than for other methods. Recombinases' specificities can be altered either by direction evolution or by fusion to modular DNA-binding domains^[@R12]--[@R20]^. Unfortunately, many reprogrammed variants are promiscuous in their activity. This problem isn't restricted to artificial variants, as activity at off-target human genomic loci has been reported for some wild-type (WT) recombinases^[@R21]--[@R24]^. If recombinases are to be used as gene delivery vectors, it is imperative to identify ways to enhance their accuracy.

The accuracy of DNA-binding proteins can be altered by varying the ratio of specific to non-specific DNA-protein interactions^[@R25]^. While powerful, this approach can be inconvenient if the goal is to generate variants of a protein with different specificities: a specificity change alters38% of the total transformation efficiency. The library produced fewer clones than the positive WT control, suggesting that the selection is functional ([Fig. 2b](#F2){ref-type="fig"}).

To identify accurate constructs we first found an off-target site to serve as bait in the negative selection. To achieve a high selective pressure we wanted a bait sequence that would be recombined with a high efficiency. At the same time, we wanted to select for improved accuracy across the entire protein-DNA interaction, and therefore we wanted a bait sequence with little similarity to *loxP*. We found such a site by performing a selection for pseudo-*loxP* sites and characterizing their *in vitro* recombination efficiency. The site, which we named *loxBait*, is recombined with 37% the efficiency of \*loxP\* despite differences in 9 out of 13


R32V, R32M, and 303GVSdup because ScaI cutting efficiency should be independent of cassette orientation. However the 1,795 bp band did need to be taken into account when analyzing recombination by WT: we normalized the 898 bp deletion product band to the total amount of DNA in the 898 bp and 1,795 bp bands ([Figs. 5c & 5d](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). Incomplete ScaI digests also produced a 2,573 bp product that is formed via an intermolecular insertion followed by inversion between recombination sites that originated from different molecules ([Supplementary Fig. S1](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). We excluded this product from our analysis.

Achieving equilibrium in the inversion assay should result in 50% inversion. Recombination of two *loxP* sites by R32V, R32M, and 303GVSdup resulted in approximately 50% inversion and no detectable deletion products. In contrast, WT resultedin deletion in 98.7% (95% CI: 97.5 -- 100%) of plasmids ([Fig. 5c](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). Unlike inversions, which can be reversed, excisions are selected for in a dividing cell population because the excised products cannot replicate. Therefore, the data should not be taken to mean that WT incorrectly excises nearly 100% of the time, but rather that the vast majority of substrate plasmids experienced at least one excision event during the 12 hours of growth. Recombination by WT of pseudo-loxP sites *ψLox h7q21* and *ψCore h7q21* resulted in improper excision with a frequency of 97.5% (95% CI: 96.5--98.4%). R32V, R32M, and 303GVSdup produced no detectable recombination products ([Fig. 5d](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). In aggregate, the data provided evidence that the isolated mutants are better able to distinguish on-target and off-target sites than WT.

Mutants


97.1 -- 100%), and 100% for 303GVSdup (with no variation across replicates) ([Supplementary Fig. 3c](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

Mutants have less off-target activity genome-wide {#S7}
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One explanation for the improved accuracy we observed with R32V, R32M, and 303GVSdup is that the mutations altered the preferred off-target sites without changing the overall accuracy. To test this possibility we measured the efficiency of off-target insertions across the entire E. coli genome. Strains carrying the arabinose-inducible recombinase expression plasmids were transformed with a plasmid containing a *loxP* site, an R6k γ origin of replication, and a kanamycin resistance gene. Since the R6k γ origin cannot replicate in the *pir*-strain we used, only insertion of the plasmid into the genome would result in the replication of the kanamycin resistance gene. To control for variable transformation efficiencies weactivity with a hormone binding domain of a steroid receptor, or using a drug-regulated fragment complementation strategy^[@R50],[@R52]--[@R54]^.

Methods {#S9}
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Plasmid construction {#S10}
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The positive selection substrate pCR-(loxP-ampR-loxP^inv^)^inv^ was built by amplifying ampR from pQL123^[@R55]^ with primers ampR_f and ampR_r (primer sequences are provided in [Supplementary Table S1](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), performing an extension PCR on the amplicon with ampR_loxP_f and ampR_loxP_inv_r, and TOPO cloning the product into pCR-Blunt II-TOPO (Life Technologies). Sequencing was used to screen for colonies in which the ampR gene was in reverse orientation with respect to the promoter. A similar workflow was used to construct pCR-(h7q21-ampR-ψlox h7q21^inv^)^inv^, pCR-(lox80-ampR-loxP)^inv^, and pCR-loxBait-ampR-loxP. The pZE2-loxP/loxP and and pZE2-ψCore h7q21/ψlox h7q21 *in vivo* recombination substrates were obtained by cloning the XhoI/BamHI fragment from pCR-(loxP-ampR-loxP^inv^)^inv^ or pCR-(h7q21-ampR-ψlox h7q21^inv^)^inv^ into XhoI/BamHI-digested pZE21G.

The Cre gene was obtained


with 200 μM IPTG at 37 °C for 1 hr. The cells were then grown overnight at 37 °C on 0.2% glucose, 100 μM IPTG, 12.5 μg/mL chloramphenicol, 50μg/mL kanamycin LB plates either with or without 100 μg/mL carbenicillin.

Colonies obtained from the positive selection of the library and of the controls were collected by scraping. DNA was isolated using the QIAprep Spin Miniprep kit (Qiagen) and was digested with XmaI and SpeI (which cut only the substrate plasmids.) The concentration of expression plasmid was quantified via agarose gels. Electrocompetent cells carrying the pCR-loxBait-ampR-loxP negative selection substrate were transformed with 100 pg of the expression plasmid, recovered the cells in low-salt 2X LB for at 28 °C for 30 min, induced with 0.2% arabinose at 28 °C for 30and the Golan Heights in Syria.

“In 1978, the Carter administration categorically concluded that Israel’s establishment of civilian settlements was inconsistent with international law,” Pompeo said on Monday. “However, in 1981, President Reagan disagreed with that resolution and stated that he didn’t believe that the settlements were inherently illegal.

“...this administration agrees with President Reagan,” the secretary added.

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Pastor John Hagee, the founder and Chairman of Christians United for Israel (CUFI), one of the largest evangelical and pro-Israel organizations, also welcomed the announcement.

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  is a huge prejudice that gaming is harmful,” said Lee Byung-chan, an attorney involved in the Constitutional Court case. “Games are as harmful as alcohol, drugs and gambling, that’s the prejudice,” Lee said.

Game companies have taken exception to being lumped together with drugs and other vices. They say the bill is a death sentence for their industry.

“The 100,000 people employed in the game industry are not drug makers,” Korea Internet and Digital Entertainment Association, which represents game companies, said in a statement.

Nourished by South Korea’s rapid adoption of broadband Internet and the ubiquity of cyber cafes, online gaming has become a significant export industry. In 2012, “MapleStory” and other online game titles earned more cash from abroad for South Korea than the YouTube sensation “Gangnam Style,” K-pop music,


movies and other cultural exports combined.

The government started studying Internet game addiction in 2011. Its latest annual study found that 2 percent of South Koreans aged 10-19, or about 125,000 people, needed treatment for excessive online gaming or were at risk of addiction.

“My parents tried to stop me but I kept playing. Even the government wouldn’t have stopped me,” said Shin Minchul, a 21-year-old college student as he recounted his heavy gaming past.

At elementary school he bonded with his friends at an Internet cafe playing StarCraft three to four hours a day after classes finished.

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Although there were marked gender differences in the degree of association, overall, this study has shown that subjects who consumed alcohol were more likely to report sexual intercourse, more likely to report risky sex inmonths," and not "held by the taxpayer primarily for sale to customers in the ordinary course of his trade or business." In the instant case, the Commissioner contends that, while the land and trees met these and all other tests of the subsection, the unmatured, unharvested crop of oranges met none of the above three.
Each day brought the annual crop closer to its availability for sale in the ordinary course of that business. While the uncertainty of its condition at maturity discounted its current value, nevertheless, its presence contributed substantially to the value of the grove. The Commissioner allocated to the unmatured crop, as of September 1, a value of $122,500 out of the $197,100. The Tax Court reduced this to $40,000. We accept the latter amount now


property was not severable at the date of its sale, there is nothing in the Act requiring it to be severable. While, in previous years, like crops were held for a sale that occurred after maturity, in 1944 the date of that sale came September 1. There is nothing in the Act that distinguishes between the taxable character of a gain derived from a present sale discounting the hazards of the future, and one derived from a later sale when the hazards are past. After the transfer of title to the grove, the crop on the trees retained its character and continued to be held for sale to customers of the grove owner in the ordinary course of the owner's trade or business.
The Commissioner's treatment of the proceedsa part of the trees as the leaves and the bark. Therefore, the oranges were "property used in [Mrs. Watson's] trade or business."
Third. Were the oranges "held for more than 6 months" before the sale? It is clear that the land and trees had been held since January 1, 1942, over two and one-half years prior to the sale. As we have just said, the oranges were real property, an integral part of the trees on which they grew. Therefore, the holding period for the oranges is the same as for the trees, and the oranges were "held for more than 6 months" within the meaning of § 117 (j).
Fourth. The Bureau itself has said that the growing oranges were not "properly . . . includible in [Mrs.


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The Tenth Circuit and the Fifth Circuit have reached a different conclusion from that of the Tax Court and the Ninth Circuit in the instant case. In McCoy v. Commissioner, 192 F. 2d 486 (C. A. 10th Cir.), the court was dealing with the sale of land with a growing crop of wheat upon it. In Owen v. Commissioner, 192 F. 2d 1006 (C. A. 5th Cir.), as in the instant case, the court was dealing with the sale of an orange grove. Moreover, two District Courts have held that the seller of an orange grove is entitled to capital gains treatment of the value of the immature oranges. Cole v. Smyth, 96 F. Supp. 745; Irrgang v. Fahs, 94 F. Supp. 206. I agree with these courtsLAS VEGAS -- Federal agents seized five pounds of C-4 military explosives from the Colorado home of a man accused with a Navy SEAL and a Las Vegas associate of smuggling machine guns from Iraq into the U.S. for sale and shipment to Mexico, authorities said Thursday.

Grenades and night-vision goggles also were found in the Durango, Colo., home of 34-year-old Richard Paul, according to federal prosecutors and federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agents in Las Vegas and Colorado.

Paul and Andrew Kaufman, 36, of Las Vegas, were arrested Wednesday and appeared Thursday before federal magistrate judges in Durango and Las Vegas on conspiracy charges. Each was ordered held in federal custody pending an evidentiary hearing.

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expression was confirmed for SKmel23 cells infected with shRNA2152 (SKmel23\#1 and SKmel23\#2) by quantitative RT-PCR, Western blot and FACS analysis ([Figure 5a-c](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). In contrast, SKmel23 cells infected with shRNA1349 (SKmel23\#3) or a scrambled shRNA (SKmel23\#4) showed comparable PAR1 transcript and protein levels ([Figure 5](#F5){ref-type="fig"} and data not shown), and were used as controls for further experiments. Finally, Ca^2+^-flux measurement after treatment with TFLLRamide confirmed impaired PAR1 activation in SKmel23\#1 and SKmel23\#2 compared to control cells ([Figure 5d](#F5){ref-type="fig"} and data not shown).

Treatment of PAR-1 down-regulated cells (SKmel23\#1 and SKmel23\#2) with recombinant rat Klk6 protein revealed an almost complete loss of intracellular Ca^2+^-flux and impaired tumor cell invasion compared to control cells ([Figure 6](#F6){ref-type="fig"}). Finally, we performed a co-IHC staining on human primary melanoma and metastatic epidermotrophic melanoma sections andkeratinocyte and melanoma cells should unravel the existence of a melanoma cell-derived soluble factor.

The establishment of an inflammatory microenvironment that is often observed at the site of tumors, including melanoma, could also contribute to enhanced KLK6 expression in adjacent keratinocytes. In line with this assumption, we demonstrated induced expression of the murine orthologue of human KLK6 in epidermal keratinocytes after stimulation with the phorbol ester TPA, a potent inducer of skin inflammation ([@R8]). Moreover, significantly higher levels of KLK6 were described in keratinocytes of psoriasis and other inflammatory skin disorders ([@R22]; [@R23]). It is worth noting that KLK6 is often co-expressed with other Kallikrein family members some of which can activate the KLK6 proenzyme by proteolytic cleavage ([@R4]; [@R43]). Although KLK5 and KLK7 are expressed by epidermal keratinocytes


([@R14]). Hence, it is tentative to speculate that increased KLK6 expression by keratinocytes may promote malignant progression due to functional inactivation of cell-cell adhesion by E-cadherin during early stages of melanoma development.

Stimulation of human melanoma cells with recombinant Klk6 protein revealed a significant increase in tumor cell migration and invasion, accompanied by accelerated intracellular Ca^2+^-flux. Recent studies highlighted that KLK6 evokes intracellular Ca^2+^-flux by the activation of protease-activated receptors (PARs) ([@R1]; [@R30]; [@R38]). Several clinical and experimental observations suggested that PAR1 contributes to the acquisition of the malignant phenotype by facilitating tumor cell invasion and metastasis ([@R2]; [@R28]): (i) PAR1 overexpression was found predominantly in malignant melanoma and in metastatic lesions ([@R9]; [@R26]; [@R37]), (ii) PAR1 expression correlated with the metastatic potential of melanoma cell lines ([@R5]; [@R27];nM recombinant rat Klk6 ([@R3]). The fold calcium increase was determined by using FCSpress and FlowJo (Treestar, Ashland) software.

Cell proliferation Assay {#S17}
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The cell proliferation assay was performed using the APC BrdU Flow Kit (BD Biosciences) according to the manufacturer\'s instruction.

Statistical procedures {#S18}
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Result represents three independent experiments, which were performed in triplicates. Statistical-data analysis was made with a t-test using GraphPad PRISM version 4 software (GraphPad, San Diego, USA). Bars represent mean values ± SEM.

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**Supplemental Figure S1. KLK6 protein expression in human melanoma.** IHC analysis with tissue sections from unaffected skin (a-b), dysplastic nevi (c-f) and primary melanoma (g-j) was performed with an anti-KLK6 antibody and revealed specific staining (brown signal) in epidermal keratinocytes (black arrowheads) and blood vessels (open arrowheads). Right panels show a higher


Tag: reporting

In the previous post, I showed how I use a couple of stored procedures to recalculate data based on various criteria. In this post, I am going to share a few data tables that I use to store “Warehousing” data to make reports faster and easier to create. In the next post I will show…

In my last post of this series, I provided some views that set us up to start getting more meaningful information out of the results DB. In this post, I will start showing you some of the stored procedures I use to slice the data. But first, I need to let you know that some…

In the previous posts of this series, I focused on showing you the built in features of the Loadyou give your table cells a cell style that is set to use your centre-aligned paragraph style, then in new columns with that cell style, the paragraph style's alignment is respected and not overridden.
So, I imagine the default cell style includes something (bug?) that applies a left-aligned override. When there's a cell style that sets a paragraph style, it doesn't use that default and so doesn't apply the override.


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Former venture capitalist Ellen Pao is not giving up her fight against former employer investment firm Kleiner Perkins, which she sued over allegations of sexism and gender discrimination.

Though she ultimately lost the case after a five-week trial, Pao is appealing the judge’s decision that she should pay roughly $276,000 of Kleiner’s legal fees, according to a document filed in San Francisco Superior Court on Monday. In mid-June, Judge Harold Kahn awarded the venture capital firm part of the original costs it sought of nearly $1 million, arguing that along with lack of justification on Kleiner’s part for some of the costs, the total sum would be much more financially burdensome to Pao than to Kleiner.

In 2012, after"San Francisco, California".
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four-point illumination (quadrupole illumination), wherein four apertures are formed in the aperture stop of the illumination system, is known. On the other hand, in the annular illumination, an annular aperture is provided in the aperture stop of the illumination system. The size of the aperture of the annular illumination is expressed by the outer sigma (σout), the inner sigma (σin) or others. FIG. 18 is a plan view of the conventional aperture stop of the annular illumination. In FIG. 18, the outer border indicates the border of the effective region of the aperture stop. As illustrated in FIG. 18, a ring-shaped aperture 122 is formed in the annular illumination stop. FIG. 19 is a graph of the relationship between the pitch of patterns and the depth of focusITP according to the British guidelines were used.^[@b21-1041237]^ Patients with relevant other diagnoses that could explain thrombocytopenia, such as aplastic anemia, leukemia, lymphoma, myelodysplastic syndrome, solid tumors, liver cirrhosis, recent cardiac surgery, BM/blood stem cell transplantation, sepsis, and drug-induced thrombocytopenia, were not included. Platelet-bound and free anti-platelet autoantibodies of the IgG type were detected by the monoclonal antibody-specific immobilization of platelet antigen (MAIPA) assay, as described by Kiefel *et al*.^[@b22-1041237]^ Assay sensitivity was controlled by the use of the anti-HPA-1a World Health Organization (WHO) standard (NIBSC, Potters Bar, UK).

Leftover material was used for the additional experiments performed. All anti-GP V sera used in these experiments were negative for the presence of anti-GP IIb/IIIa, anti-GP Ib/IX, anti-GP Ia/IIa, and anti-GP IV by MAIPA. Immunoglobulin G (IgG) fractions were isolated


To further substantiate the hypothesis that the observed effects are mediated by anti-GP V IgG, we directly compared the median human platelet survival after injection of IgG fractions prepared from one ITP serum containing anti-GP V autoantibodies only ([Figure 3C](#f3-1041237){ref-type="fig"}), either after the absorption with recombinant glycoprotein V (rGPV; dashed line) or without (full line). The median platelet survival at t=1440 min after absorption was 48.5% (range, 44-53%) *versus* 18% (range, 11-20%) without absorption (*P*=0.028). This experiment supports our conclusion that anti-GP V IgG is capable of removing human platelets from the murine circulation.

![Phagocytosis of platelets by splenic macrophages. Healthy donor platelets were opsonized with human immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) sera containing low-avidity (group A, red bars) or high-avidity (group B, blue bars) anti-GP V autoantibodies from four differentpatients (n=4 each). Serum from one anti-GPIIb/IIIa-positive ITP patient was used as a positive control (n=3) and healthy donor sera \[normal human sera (NHS), n=4\] or phosphate buffered saline (PBS) \[non-opsonized (non-ops), n=4\] were used as negative controls. Human ITP splenic macrophages were isolated by CD14 positive selection from frozen adult ITP splenic single-cell suspensions and were incubated with opsonized human platelets for 40 minutes at 37°C. Phagocytosis was determined by spinning disc confocal microscopy and outside (non-phagocytosed) platelets were distinguished using an anti-GPIX antibody stain following macrophage fixation. Phagocytic index was calculated as (engulfed platelets counted / splenic macrophages counted) x 100. Error bars=Standard Deviation. Statistical significance was calculated by one-way ANOVA against NHS unless specified. NS: not significant; \**P*\<0.05; \*\**P*\<0.01; \*\*\*\**P*\<0.0001.](1041237.fig2){#f2-1041237}

![Platelet elimination in a NOD/SCID mouse


- 15. What is the tens digit of z + 11 - 2/(-2)?
1
Suppose 0 = -4*s + 8*m - 7*m + 692, 3*s = -3*m + 504. What is the hundreds digit of s?
1
Let p(a) be the second derivative of -a**5/10 - a**4/3 - a**3/2 - 7*a. What is the units digit of p(-2)?
6
Let w be 25/9 + 16/72. Let i(z) = 3*z**2 - 4*z**w - 2*z**2 + 0*z**3. What is the units digit of i(-1)?
5
Let v be (-10)/3 + (-3)/(-9). Suppose 0 = j - 6*j + 15. Let o = j - v. What is the units digit of o?
6
Let d be 10*(-2 + (-2)/(-5)). Let k be (-307)/(-9) + (-1)/9. Let m = k + d. What is the tens digit of m?
1
Suppose 330 =tens digit of q?
1
Let k(n) be the second derivative of n**5/20 - 7*n**4/12 - n**3 - n**2 - 2*n. Let c be k(8). Let p = c + -6. What is the units digit of p?
8
Suppose -2*k + 0*k = -16. Suppose -k + 20 = 3*z. Suppose 2*v - 5 + 49 = 5*p, -5*p + z*v = -38. What is the tens digit of p?
1
Let y(o) = -o**2 + 13*o - 10. What is the tens digit of y(5)?
3
Suppose 2*b - 11 + 3 = 0. Suppose 2*k - 10 - b = 0. What is the units digit of k?
7
Suppose -2 = o, -46 = -3*i + i + 5*o. What is the units digit of i?
8
What is the units digit of 38 + -4


more law or less law, in more liberty or less liberty; whether property will be finally concentrated or finally cut up; whether sexual passion will reach its sanest in an almost virgin intellectualism or in a full animal freedom; whether we should love everybody with Tolstoy, or spare nobody with Nietzsche;—these are the things about which we are actually fighting most. It is not merely true that the age which has settled least what is progress is this “progressive” age. It is, moreover, true that the people who have settled least what is progress are the most “progressive” people in it. The ordinary mass, the men who have never troubled about progress, might be trusted perhaps to progress. The particular individuals who talk about progress would certainly flyHe played most of his matches at No. 6 and was the Gaucho other than Hejazi to play in every dual match.

Newcomers Make Gauchos Potent
Santa Barbara adds a quartet of newcomers to its lineup and all four could contribute. The top newcomer is junior Jack Hui (Hong Kong, China/College of the Desert), a transfer from the College of the Desert. Hui, who begins the 2007 campaign ranked 23rd in the West Region, will probably play No. 2 early on for the Gauchos. He won the California Community College singles title and placed second in doubles in 2006. Hui helped COD win the state team title and twice he earned Community College All-American status in both singles and doubles. Another newcomer of note for UCSB is freshman Philip Therp


axons in the dorsal and ventral white matter, less uniform neuronal death in the dorsal horn, and cord atrophy, whereas distraction is a dispersed injury that causes widespread membrane compromise, node of Ranvier deformation, and lesion cavity, less severe loss of myelinated axons in the dorsal and ventral white matter, more uniform neuronal death in the dorsal horn, and tissue structural alternation^[@bibr17-1179069519869615][@bibr18-1179069519869615]-[@bibr20-1179069519869615]^ Some of their behavioral outcomes (ie, open-field activity, forelimb locomotion, grooming function, grip strength) have been analyzed, and difference was also observed; the grip strength after C5-C6 contusion was initially weakened followed by a gradual recovery to normal, whereas the grip strength after C5-C6 distraction was weakened with no sign of recovery.^[@bibr19-1179069519869615]^ It will benefit the patients, physicians, and researchers to know whether these 2 typesshows that the right forelimb swing was followed by the left hindlimb swing during the stance phase of the other 2 limbs, [Figure 7U](#fig7-1179069519869615){ref-type="fig"} shows the left forelimb swing during the stance phase of the other 3 limbs, [Figure 7V](#fig7-1179069519869615){ref-type="fig"} shows the right hindlimb swing during the stance phase of the other 3 limbs, and [Figure 7W](#fig7-1179069519869615){ref-type="fig"} shows an additional left forelimb swing that made the next step sequence pattern abnormal. As the rats reached the finish line, they often walked past it with an increasing speed ([Figure 7X](#fig7-1179069519869615){ref-type="fig"} and [Y](#fig7-1179069519869615){ref-type="fig"}).

![Representative behavior during walking on the ladder rungs. Images were extracted from the captured videos while analyzing a normal rat (A-G), a rat at 8 weeks after contusion (H-O), and a rat at 8 weeks after distraction (P-Y). The starting


support and increased three support after contusion and distraction. Not surprisingly, rats with contusion SCI had an increased stand duration and duty cycle of the forelimbs to improve support, which provided more time for the hindlimbs to swing slowly, and, as a result, step sequence duration was increased. However, rats with distraction SCI were previously shown to have weak forelimb grip strength.^[@bibr19-1179069519869615]^ Therefore, their forelimbs were likely only able to achieve early maximum contact with low applied pressure and unable to maintain parallel paw angle. The 2 different walking approaches might then lead to different recovery outcomes for the inter-paw coupling and ladder rung crossing skills. These results indicate that walking recovery can be affected by the type of SCI.

Moreover, it was found that some behavioral and histologicalknown about them and how they will progress.

Any problem usually starts before a child is five, and affects more girls than boys. An estimated 12,000 children in the UK have a form of arthritis.

Some only have a short-term illness, while around a third continue to have symptoms into adulthood - but it is hard to predict how an individual's illness will progress.

There is so little known Prof Wendy Thomson,, CAPS study

Kelly said she was pleased that Blaze had a diagnosis at last - but surprised.

"I didn't know a two-year-old could get arthritis. It's not something you think they can have."

Blaze now has to have daily and weekly injections and takes steroids to control her symptoms.

Kelly, who also has a two-week-old baby, says the medication is helping but Blaze


the project and ties to Uber.

According to the documents, Uber is exploring a few “value-added” services in addition to same-day payments: cash-back discounts, merchant offers, and the ability to send money internationally are all possibilities. The latter offering would clearly appeal to Uber’s many immigrant drivers.

The move underscores the fierce competition for drivers in the fast-growing ride-sharing industry. Uber needs a steady supply of drivers to meet customer demand without charging surge prices—a known turnoff for users. And it will also need a bigger fleet as it branches out into delivering food and retail goods. By providing not only jobs, but also banking services, Uber is hoping to increase driver loyalty.

The service has 1.1 million active global drivers, with more than 400,000 of those in the US, Uberalleges, or full-time employees. If they are designated as full-time employees, Uber would owe them benefits like health insurance, the cost of which could threaten its business model. Uber’s currently involved in a class-action lawsuit in California over the issue.

As it’s grown, Uber has become more active in financial services. In July, Uber dumped Santander Bank as its preferred auto lender and launched a pilot program called Xchange Leasing. The financing arm is a subsidiary unit of Uber, and it purports to help connect low-and-no credit drivers to car dealerships that offer discounts and financing options.

The banking services plan focuses on the US for now, but Uber wants to expand it to other areas over time. Uber estimates it could see 4,000 to 5,000 signups per month in


The role of ATP-binding cassette transporters in bacterial pathogenicity.
The ATP-binding cassette transporter superfamily is present in all three domains of life. This ubiquitous class of integral membrane proteins have diverse biological functions, but their fundamental role involves the unidirectional translocation of compounds across cellular membranes in an ATP coupled process. The importance of this class of proteins in eukaryotic systems is well established as typified by their association with genetic diseases and roles in the multi-drug resistance of cancer. In stark contrast, the ABC transporters of prokaryotes have not been exhaustively investigated due to the sheer number of different roles and organisms in which they function. In this review, we examine the breadth of functions associated with microbial ABC transporters in the context of their contribution to bacterial# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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# @Time    : 2018/1/8 20:38
# @desc    : 答题闯关辅助，截屏 ，OCR 识别，百度搜索

import wda
from PIL import Image
import os
import pytesseract
import webbrowser

c = wda.Client()

c.screenshot('screenshot.png')

img = Image.open("./screenshot.png")

# 切割题目位置，左上角坐标和右下角坐标
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region = img.crop((75, 315, 1167, 789)) # iPhone 7P

# tesseract 路径
pytesseract.pytesseract.tesseract_cmd = 'C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Tesseract-OCR\\tesseract'
# 语言包目录
tessdata_dir_config = '--tessdata-dir "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Tesseract-OCR\\tessdata"'

# lang 指定中文简体
text = pytesseract.image_to_string(region, lang='chi_sim', config=tessdata_dir_config)
text = text.replace("\n", "")[2:]
print(text)
webbrowser.open('https://baidu.com/s?wd='+text)


in the affirmative to the survey question 'Did you buy any luxury products or services over the past 12 months?', equivalent to 46 million people, split evenly by gender but skewed towards a younger age group.

Additionally, while marketers tend to target very high-income luxury buyers, these represent 4 million people, while there are 22 million in the 'affluent' income group who buy luxury items and 20 million 'mass-market' buyers.

Despite these findings, the household incomes that luxury brands target do not match the proportions of where the buyers and prospects are actually situated - only 18% target mass-market America.

When it comes to their consumers, 14% have a formalised listening or feedback programme and are also the brands most likely to report optimism about current and future prospects.

8

Ralph Lauren (Wearingwill put out a call to look at working with the ICC.

c. LAUC-D Bylaws

Discussion centered on bylaws items concerning the Nominations and Elections
committee.There is no indication in
the LAUC-D Bylaws that the LAUC-D Vice-chair is an ex officio member.The Nominations and Elections committee is
NOT a standing committee.Bob
Heyer-Gray will look at statewide Bylaws to see if LAUC-D mirrors statewide on
this.Briefly discussed Daryl
Morrison's proposal for the Nomination and Election committee to have a
chair/vice-chair structure similar to all other LAUC-D committees and how to go
about this.LAUC-D Bylaws change for
this will be need to made to Article X.Bob will check with LAUC statewide parlimentarian Paul ??? from UCSD
concerning whether any problems with this proposed change.Pointed out that LAUC-D bylaws should always
be looked at when LAUC-D leadership transition occurs.

d. LAUC-D
funds/budget/expenditures

Short discussion about whether a


on the April 2004 SLASIAC report
on "Systemwide Strategic Directions for Libraries and Scholarly
Information at the University of California" and what it means to UC Davis
libraries.Report located at: http://libraries.universityofcalifornia.edu/planning/library_strategy.pdf
[Date set for Friday, December 3, 2004 from 10am to noon in 1st floor
conference room, Shields Library]

5.Other

a. LAUC Fall Assembly

Assembly tasks reviewed for LAUC-D Executive Board members who will be
attending the Fall LAUC Assembly on Thursday, November 4th at UC Berkeley. Most
reports have been forwarded to Executive Board by Bob Heyer-Gray. One that will
need to be read is the Position Paper task force report.Bob will notify the LAUC-D membership when
the reports are up on the LAUC Fall Assembly website at http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/LAUC/fallassembly04/
Bob will also send an e-mail to the LAUC-D membership reminding them that all
are invited to the Fall Assembly which mayShare this post

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Lets stick to 1 list. What do you want to see the MOST. Sometimes its tough to choose....

Bo you have suggested the LRT study in both threads, but in this one you sound as though this is already being mulled over by officials? Have I missed something important or are you just wishing for it to happen?

Problems with GTA funding are solved

Plans for express busses and rapid transit (BRT) move forward

New vertically mixed use project at least 1 block away from Main St

Gateway site plans get finalized

New projects in the vicinity of Magnolia and Verdae that will compliment and enhance what they have started

4 new West End redevelopment projects (for existing buildings)

Continued residential growth downtown

Retail enhancement perpendicular to Main St

Retail enhancement


to one day welcome Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry , to Georgia.

On 31 August, citing Trump's new tariffs , Ford said it was dropping plans to ship the Focus Active from China to America. The company said about 80% of the vehicles Ford sells in the United States are built domestically.

Present victor of the event 3 times filed via, actively gained fifty five factors and has made forty nine unforced errors. When that emblem of career longevity Serena Williams was asked Tuesday night following her win in the U.S.

Although Carolina coastlines will be met with storm surges , out in the open ocean Florence is producing rather terrifying waves. The monster storm showed signs of slowing down as it inched closer to the USA , according tothe National Hurricane Center .

The United Nations General Assembly, however, voted in 2012 to recognize Palestine as what it calls a "member observer state". Bolton said neither Afghanistan nor any other government party to the ICC's Rome Statute has requested an investigation.

Linfesty was later taken to a back room where police and Secret Service reportedly inspected his identification. The high school student told the Montana newspaper he requested tickets to the rally earlier in the week.

He also lashed out at the Northern Ireland " backstop " - the measure aimed at making sure there is no hard border with Ireland. Johnson's column appeared a day after he and his wife Marina Wheeler announced they had separated and planned to divorce.

May said the attack "was not a rogue operation"


did much of her dating work at UNM under the guidance of Asmerom and Polyak.

“Constraining models for sea-level rise due to increased warming critically depends on actual measurements of past sea level,” said Polyak. “This study provides very robust measurements of sea-level heights during the Pliocene.”

“We can use knowledge gained from past warm periods to tune ice sheet models that are then used to predict future ice sheet response to current global warming,” said USF Department of Geosciences Professor Bogdan Onac.

The project focused on cave deposits known as phreatic overgrowths on speleothems. The deposits form in coastal caves at the interface between brackish water and cave air each time the ancient caves were flooded by rising sea levels. In Artà Cave, which is located within 100 meters ofor should our students be visited every year with this uncertainty; the stress, the anxiety of not knowing whether they are on or not…What will happen is that the law programme will become ‘elitist ’ and I believe the Government, this Government of the day owes its people an obligation to ensure that this doesn’t occur,” warned a very vocal Williams. Among the panellists at Tuesday’s symposium was Senior Lecturer of UG’s Law Programme, Christopher Ram, who recommended to the organisers that the outcome be used to formulate a policy with which students can approach the administration and the Faculty of Law Department.
Also gracing the panellist table was President of the Bar Association, Ronald Burch-Smith, who in his remarks sought to inform the law students in attendance, “You


the top 25 graduates were entitled to automatic admission.

“It is also of tremendous concern that, in the current scenario, admission to the practice of Law in the CLE member countries is restricted to the graduates of one institution.

“The implications of the decision by the Council and the law schools are far-reaching in terms of the provision of legal education services and access to the legal profession, in the context of liberalisation of trade in services, and in a Community which has established a single market and free movement of service providers and skilled nationals.

“…I write, as Chair of the Conference, to request that the Council accommodates the automatic admission of the top 25 Guyanese graduates for the academic year 2014-2015. I also draw to your attention that theand by personnel from the University of Guyana.

Nandlall said, “The Government remains committed to pursue most resolutely every possible avenue, and resort to every option available in order to protect the welfare of our students and the future of the law programme at the University of Guyana.
“…the Government continues in its effort to seek a resolution of the impasse affecting the University of Guyana law students from gaining access into the Hugh Wooding Law School, Trinidad.”

The 2014/2015 academic year will start on September 15, 2014. Prior to the start of the school year, the Admissions Board Examinations are scheduled for June, 2014, and the Admissions Board meeting is slated for August, 2014.

I REFER to an article captioned, “UG law graduates to play second fiddle to UWI’s” published in


Sunday Stabroek, May 18, 2014, in which commentary is attributed to yours truly, and which I stand by. I humbly ask that the following be added for a broader discussion still on the subject matter.

Mid-April our learned Head of the University of Guyana (UG) Department of Law, Mr. Sheldon McDonald, sought opportunity to inform media present at a handing over of law texts to the UG Library by the KIVO Foundation that: “The spin that is being placed on the current situation as regards the (UG law) students who are going to Law School is slightly unfortunate. The Attorney General (Hon. Anil Nandlall) has announced that the Heads of Government have taken a decision on the issue that was taken to them by the Government of Guyana. Itis a decision of the highest order of the Community determining certain actions from the Council for Legal Education (CLE), a creature of the Community. The Chairman of the Community, the Hon. Dr. Ralph Gonsalves carried out those instructions, yet we still see bylines like ‘UG students still in limbo.’
Given the trajectory of Stabroek News reporting and the new developments reported on this situation I wonder whether the CARICOM Community has entered into a new phase of how organs, “creature(s) of the Community” engage the Community on matters that have been “determined” by the Community.

Secondly, it is my humble submission that even though in the regular order of business the CLE’s arrangement with UG for the top 25 law graduates was only granted a year’s extension to cover


to sue farmers for planting patented seeds that weren't purchased from licensed vendors.

So far, marijuana breeders are working in the traditional way, and nobody is known to be attempting to produce GMO marijuana.

Rumors that Monsanto had started doing so forced the company to post a standing denial on its website. "Monsanto has not and is not working on GMO marijuana," the company says. "This allegation is an Internet rumor."

The firm "has no plans for working on cultivating cannabis," said Charla Lord, a spokesperson for Monsanto.

Representatives of big tobacco companies also said that their businesses aren't interested in pot. Brian May, spokesperson for Altria, which controls the Marlboro and Parliament brands through its subsidiary Philip Morris USA, said, "Our position is marijuana remains illegal under federal law, and Altria's"The strain must also exhibit markedly different characteristics from its naturally occurring counterpart in its natural state."

This "novelty" requirement means marijuana varieties that already exist in the public domain should, in theory, be safe from patent trolls, lawyers said — although it may also mean that the true inventors of celebrated pot strains may not be able to stake claims through the patent office for their inventions.

But just because you can't patent something that's already in the public sphere doesn't mean people won't try.

"It wouldn't surprise me if someone, knowingly or unknowingly, tried to gain a patent on something that's already in the public domain," said Veitenheimer.

The Open Cannabis Project

Some in the sector are attempting to turn the novelty requirement into an impediment for big business, or anyone


the temple in commemoration of his mother Empress Zhangsun. The renowned Buddhist monk Xuanzang was in charge of the temple, where he founded the East Asian Yogācāra in the Tang Empire. During his tenure, he managed the construction of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda.

The temple was rebuilt in 1466, in the reign of Chenghua Emperor in the Ming dynasty (1368–1644).

On March 4, 1961, the temple was listed among the first group of the "Major National Historical and Cultural Sites in Shaanxi" by the State Council of China.

In 1983, the temple was authorized as a National Key Buddhist Temple in Han Chinese Area by the State Council of China.

In early 2001, it was categorized as an AAAA level tourist site by the China National Tourism Administration.

On June 22, 2014,preparation, and advanced dereplication tools). These new techniques are expected to enhance our approach to identifying new bioactive compounds. Our research is significant because many pediatric cancers remain untreatable and vigorous efforts are needed to identifying compounds with promising therapeutic profiles that address this unmet medical need. We expect that that our studies will provide several new options for further development as therapies for childhood cancers.


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Numerical evaluation
====================

We pass now to numerical implementation of recursions and integration of the master integral in Eq. (\[33\]). All the computation is performed with extended precision arithmetic, namely quad and sextuple precision. Even higher precision, the octuple one, is used for checking numerical accuracy. The starting point is the master integral. One needs to calculate it with the highest possible accuracy, because the recursions depend most significantly on the value of initial terms. The integrand in Eq. (\[33\]) is a product of the function $R$ and the complete elliptic integral $K$. The function $R$ defined in Eq. (\[29\]) has singularities only at $w_i=0$ and $w_i=\infty$, and the complete elliptic integral has logarithmic singularities at $w_1=w_{\rm sing} \equiv


is convergent for $|z| \leq 1$. Two useful relations $$\begin{aligned}
{\rm Li}_2(-x) + {\rm Li}_2\bigg(-\frac{1}{x}\biggr) &=&
-\frac{\pi^2}{6}-\frac{\ln^2 x}{2} ,\label{C10}\\
{\rm Li}_2(x) + {\rm Li}_2(1-x) &=&
\frac{\pi^2}{6}-\ln x\,\ln(1-x) ,\label{C11}\end{aligned}$$ are used for simplification of result of integrations in Eqs.(\[10\], \[19\]). Further formulas may be found in [@abram] and an efficient numerical evaluation is described among others in [@kor1].
She pointed out William Offett, a married man, who was arrested and, being in Ohio, was granted a trial.

The prisoner vehemently denied the charge of rape, but confessed he went to Mrs. Underwood's residence at her invitation and was criminally intimate with her at her request. This availed him nothing against the sworn testimony of a ministers wife, a lady of the highest respectability. He was found guilty, and entered the penitentiary, December 14, 1888, for fifteen years. Some time afterwards the woman's remorse led her to confess to her husband that the man was innocent.

These are her words:

I met Offett at the Post Office. It was raining. He was polite to me, and as I had several bundles in my arms he offered to carry them home


for me, which he did. He had a strange fascination for me, and I invited him to call on me. He called, bringing chestnuts and candy for the children. By this means we got them to leave us alone in the room. Then I sat on his lap. He made a proposal to me and I readily consented. Why I did so, I do not know, but that I did is true. He visited me several times after that and each time I was indiscreet. I did not care after the first time. In fact I could not have resisted, and had no desire to resist.

When asked by her husband why she told him she had been outraged, she said: "I had several reasons for telling you. OnePoplar St., who was discovered in intimate relations with a handsome mulatto young colored man, Will Morgan by name, stole her father's money to send the young fellow away from that father's wrath. She has since joined him in Chicago.

The Memphis Ledger for June 8 has the following:

If Lillie Bailey, a rather pretty white girl seventeen years of age, who is now at the City Hospital, would be somewhat less reserved about her disgrace there would be some very nauseating details in the story of her life. She is the mother of a little coon. The truth might reveal fearful depravity or it might reveal the evidence of a rank outrage. She will not divulge the name of the man who has left such black evidence of her