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President delivered a speech in Leiden University: United we stand
In the course of the working visit to the Netherlands, President Petro Poroshenko delivered a speech in Leiden University, the oldest university of the Netherlands, having discussed the issue of European values, stability and fight against terrorism with the attendees.
The Head of State emphasized that Ukrainians had been struggling for freedom and democracy since the Revolution of Dignity. European integration has become a national idea of Ukrainians. At the same time, the EU faces constant pressure of terrorism, refugees and Russian aggressive policy. That is why many Europeans are tired and upset. They call themselves Eurosceptics and stand for concessions in relations with Russia. "But the future belongs to the brave men," the Head of State noted.
The President said that Russia had tried to buy Ukraine and then to destroy it as a state. "Some people say that this is the war for the land, not for the values, thus, it is not an issue of Europe. I do not agree. Occupied territories are under dark clouds: lawlessness, intolerance, racism and anti-Semitism," Petro Poroshenko stressed.
The Head of State emphasized that European unity, rule of values and integrity of borders are the main foundations of the EU's existence. However, Russia rejects that. "West strives for a circle of trust; Russia wants a circle of influence," the President said.
"Liberalization of the EU's policy will not stop Russia. In the long-term perspective, Russia will seek domination, not compromise. Moscow believes petrodollars can buy European soul," the Head of State emphasized. "The value of freedom, inter alia, personal freedom, is more precious than geopolitical interests of major players," the President said noting that Russia's policy was aimed to split the EU.
The Head of State emphasized that the implementation of the Association Agreement with the EU was a chance for Ukraine to become more developed, reformed and democratic. That is why Ukrainians count on a wise decision of Dutch citizens at the referendum on the given Agreement.
According to the President, European and Ukraine are facing times of trouble and it is very important for everyone to achieve peace in Ukraine. "For Ukraine – because it is a chance for survival. For the EU – because neighbor with military conflict causes discomfort. For Russia – because sanctions really work," the Head of State said.
The President noted that the world had changed in recent years. Relations between Russia and western states are now affected by Crimea, Donbas and Syria. "Trading with dictators is often more profitable than supporting democracies. But let us hope that the EU will not bury its conscience in Ukraine," the President said. According to him, the world should not forget the victims of Russian attacks and do everything to bring the perpetrators of MH-17 tragedy to justice.
"United we stand, divided we fall," Petro Poroshenko emphasized.
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Eddie Palmieri to Release Anticipated New Album "Full Circle" on July 20th, 2018 | LISTEN TO NEW SINGLE!
A titan of Latin Jazz and Salsa music, Eddie Palmieri, known as "El Maestro," is still making musical history. At 81 years old, the multi-Grammy Award winning pianist and music legend will release Full Circle on July 20th.


Today marks the start of me playing guitar with the children in Sunday school at my church. My guitar-fu is weak, but the only way to get better is to practice, right?
The idea is that the kids have been singing songs in Sunday school a capella, but it's more fun to sing along to an instrument, right? So, I volunteered to play along on my guitar. Today, I played "Hallelu, Hallelujah!" and the kids sang! I think I played it a little too fast … and the voices of the 20-odd kids really drowned out my unamplified acoustic guitar, anyway. But, it was still lots of fun and I'm looking forward to doing it again next week.
Please invite me when you all decide to play Shine On you Crazy diamond. Imagine what that would sound like on a church organ.
Julio: Definitely. I've already spoken to the church organist and she's at least curious about it. I need to get a copy of Wish You Were Here so she can listen to it and decide.


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N.C. State Women's Basketball improves to (16-1), with 17-point win over Florida State, as Elissa Cunane(Northern Guilford HS) continues her chain of insane games with 20 pts./10 rebounds for her 10th Double-Double of the season(4 straight games with 20 points or more for Elissa)
Andy Durham | January 16, 2020
#9 N.C. Wolfpack Downs #13 Florida State 68-51 in Ranked Matchup
**********Elissa Cunane(Northern Guilford High School) continues her chain of insane games with 20 pts./10 rebounds for her 10th Double-Double of the season(4 straight games with 20 points or more for Elissa Cunane/EC State)…..**********
++++++++++You might want to start calling this kid/young lady, "The MonElissa"…….Or the MoneyElissa, because her game right now, looks like money-in-the-bank….++++++++++
CLICK HERE for the home page of tonight's game from gopack.com and you will see some good game photos(Elissa Cunane), plus you can click on and get the post game interview with N.C. State head coach Wes Moore…..
Our source, www.gopack.com….We send them quite a few readers/viewers each week, and their info continues below….
RALEIGH – The ninth-ranked NC State women's basketball team (16-1, 5-1 ACC) made a statement in a ranked showdown against 13th-ranked Florida State (15-3, 4-3 ACC), defeating the visiting Seminoles 68-51 Thursday night on Kay Yow Court inside Valvano Arena at Reynolds Coliseum.
NC State led for 36:58 in a matchup that featured the ACC's top-ranked teams in field-goal percentage (Seminoles) and field-goal percentage defense (Wolfpack). The Pack held the Seminoles to just 36.2 percent from the field, which was Florida State's worst single-game shooting percentage of the season and over 11 percent lower than its season average (.473).
Florida State entered the matchup averaging 77.2 points per game and only barely cracked the 50-point mark. It was the Seminoles' lowest point production of 2019-20 and was just the second outing on the year that the team has scored under 60 points.
The Wolfpack, meanwhile, went 27-of-59 (.458) from the field and assisted on an impressive 17 of its made baskets. NC State also owned a 40-24 advantage in the paint against Florida State.
Elissa Cunane(Northern Guilford High School) continued to show off her ability to dominate down low as she scored 20 points and pulled down 10 rebounds for her 10th double-double of the season. The sophomore center has now posted 20+ points in four of the last five games.
Freshman Jakia Brown-Turner put together her best outing yet as a member of the Wolfpack. She tallied career highs in points (18), rebounds (8) and three-pointers made (3) to join Cunane in double figures. Kayla Jones and Aislinn Konig added 10 points apiece to round out NC State's double-figure scorers, and Konig (6) and Jada Boyd (4) both dished out career-high numbers in assists.
NC State entered the halftime break with a 15-point lead (36-21) after holding Florida State to its lowest single-half point total of the season. In the first half, the Seminoles converted on just eight shots, while the Wolfpack shot 16-of-31 (.516) in the first 20 minutes.
The Wolfpack took its first double-digit lead of the game at the start of the second quarter and never let the Seminoles get closer than 11 points for the duration of the game. Even with an over three-minute scoring drought in the middle of the fourth quarter, NC State managed to keep Florida State at a safe distance. The Pack led by as many as 21 points (57-36) in the fourth quarter.
Florida State's Kiah Gillespie posted a game-leading 22 points, and Nausia Woolfolk joined her in double figures with 12.
NC State will be back in action at home on Sunday, Jan. 19 to host Wake Forest. Tip-off is scheduled for 2 p.m. from Reynolds Coliseum, and the game will be aired live on the ACC's Regional Sports Networks.
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A major junior hockey team in the Western Hockey League namely ?The Spokane Chiefs' plays in the based out of Spokane, Washington and its home games at the Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, usually having spectators around 10,471. They have almost similar uniforms such as those of the NHL's Montreal Canadians. Spokane ranks at the top or nearly is among the top considered team of the WHL and Canadian Hockey Leagues in attendance.The Spokane Chiefs franchise was granted in 1982 to Kelowna, British Columbia as the Kelowna Wings and shifted to Spokane in 1985.
The Chiefs won the Memorial Cup and President's Cup in 1991, and have won two division titles, and three Western Conference titles. The Chiefs and Portland Winter Hawks are the only two U.S. division teams to be the victor of the Memorial Cup. The Chiefs are also the only team in the history of the Western Hockey League to come back from a 0-3 shortfall to win a best-of-seven series, which took place in 1996 in their match against Portland.In 1991, during the Memorial Cup, the team comprised of future NHL players Ray Whitney, Pat Falloon, Trevor Kidd, Jon Klemm, and Scott Bailey. This team made the Memorial Cup Tournament a tremendous show, scoring a goal in the first couple of minutes of virtually every game.In 1995, was again a time of enormity for the Chiefs - the team's first year in the Spokane Arena. The Arena hosted many unforgettable events during that year, and saw the Chiefs win 50 games and advance to the WHL finals, only to lose in five games to the Brandon Wheat Kings.
Just after two years took place the 1998 Memorial Cup which was hosted by the Chiefs, and were one goal away from moving into the final game to take on WHL rival Portland. But ultimately victory wasn't in their fate. Still, Spokane set an attendance record for the Memorial Cup. In 1999, head coach Mike Babcock guided the team from a last place finish earlier, to a first place, 47 win season. The Chiefs advanced to play the Kootenay Ice in the WHL finals, but lost in six games.
Since 2001, the Chiefs aren't having the best time and are struggling to attain the top position. The organization has had three head coaches in five years; Perry Ganchar (resigned), Al Conroy (fired), and current coach Bill Peters, but yet, the team needs a lot of guidance. Nonetheless, Spokane fans have not given up on their support for the team. The Chiefs has around an average of 6,000-7,000 fans in each of its games - one of the top figures in the Western Hockey League. Chiefs fans are recognized for the vigorous support- and a goal celebration frequently called the 'best in junior hockey.' In 1999, the fans were named the best in the WHL.
The 2006-2007 season saw the Chiefs return to the playoffs for the first time in two years. They fell four games to two versus the CHL's top-ranked team, the Everett Silvertips. During the summer of '07, the Chiefs announced Head Coach Bill Peters' team option for a third year had been picked up. Also in the offseason, Asst. Coach Steve Pleau left the team to become the Head Coach of the newest WHL franchise, the Edmonton Oil Kings.With their first pick in the 2007 WHL Bantam Draft, the Chiefs selected left-winger Michael Betz.
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Apprenticeships, A-levels and new T-levels to become the main progression options after GCSEs
Young people and adults will have clearer qualification and training routes, as part of a shakeup of the post-16 system to remove low-quality qualifications that lack job prospects under new government plans.
Apprenticeships, A-levels and new T-Levels will become the main progression options after GCSEs.
The proposed new system will create two clearly defined paths for people who have completed GCSEs or similar courses: academic, meaning qualifications that primarily lead to further study, and technical, those qualifications that primarily lead to skilled employment.
The government say this will mean everyone can see more easily how their studies support their future training or job aspirations.
There will continue to be other qualifications on offer, for example in creative and performing arts, but the changes will reduce the number of courses or duplication across the system. Qualifications will need to prove that they give employers the skills they need or lead to good higher education courses, and demonstrate why there is a real need for them to be funded.
The reforms come after consultation with the education sector, students and parents and will be phased in from 2023.
Under the new proposed system, employers will also play a key role in helping to design more technical qualifications, so they deliver the skilled workforce businesses and the economy need to build back better from the pandemic.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said: "As we recover from the pandemic, there can be no room in our education system for second rate qualifications.
"Great qualifications are essential to helping everyone – no matter their age or background – to get good jobs and realise their ambitions.
"These reforms will simplify and streamline the current system, ensuring that whatever qualification a young person or an adult chooses they can be confident that it will be high-quality and will lead to good outcomes."
Level 3 qualifications include A-levels, T-Levels and other options such as BTECs and Cambridge Technicals. Young people traditionally take them after GCSEs, but also by many adults who wish to upskill or retrain.
There are currently over 4,000 qualifications at level 3 approved for government funding, with multiple qualifications in the same subject areas available, many they say are of poor quality and offer little value to students or employers.
A recent Department for Education survey also highlighted that employers were unable to fill a quarter of all vacant positions because they could not find people with the right skills. It also showed that over a quarter of young people were leaving further education poorly prepared for the workplace, further underlining the need for qualifications to be high quality and provide the skills that employers say they need.
Jennifer Coupland, chief executive at the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education said: "Qualifications at level 3 play an important role for people at the start of their careers and also those looking to build new skills. The impacts of the pandemic made it more important than ever that we offer high-quality training to address skills gaps.
"This review will help us to do even more to help people gain the knowledge and skills they need for prosperous and successful careers in their chosen industry."
As part of the work to boost access to high-quality level 3 qualifications, the government has already taken action to:
• remove funding for more than 160 duplicate qualifications from August 2020, ensuring that students take the newer, more rigorous versions
• remove funding from August 2021 for more than 2,200 qualifications which are not being taken by anyone each year.
• stop any new qualification at level 3 and below from getting approval for funding from 2020, to avoid adding to the already confusing and complicated system of qualifications already available at these levels.
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To welcome spring and celebrate Duet Dance Studio's 6th Anniversary, we are throwing our biggest dance party of the year! Come join us at our Swingin' Spring Fling Gala for a beginner swing class, performances and open dancing with LIVE MUSIC by Rosie and The Rivets! Enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres, champagne and dance the night away! Singles, couples and anyone with two left feet are welcome to join.
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Bombs appears on The Cheese's new cannabis-fueled blind date show "Dating Baked", it's confirmed that Shakespeare did indeed love Mary Jane, and for some reason we develop a strong desire to get invited to the Neverland Ranch for some Jesus juice. Weed love to say more but recommend you spark a J and let your ears do the rest. This episode might go well with a nice Sativa, perhaps "Turbo Diesel" or "Strawberry Cough".


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Companies are adjusting to the new world order where people want things immediately, want brands to represent their personalities and want easier ways of communicating with large multinationals. Innovation and emerging technologies are both driving this change and enabling it. According to Accenture's Technology Vision 2019 survey, 45% of businesses surveyed report the pace of innovation in their organisations has significantly accelerated over the past three years due to emerging technologies. In this blog, we report on Accenture's top 5 emerging trends that are expected to shape businesses over the next three years.
DARQ refers to Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Extended Reality (ER) and Quantum Computing. The world is moving into a post-digital era whether businesses like it or not. Companies are "setting their sights beyond their organization's digital transformation, moving toward shaping how governments, business partners, employees and individuals interact with the world through technology". DARQ is the next set of technologies that business leaders will need to leverage in order to remain competitive in an ever-changing digital landscape. Companies should be asking themselves how they can access these new technologies, will they have the necessary skills and experience to properly utilise DARQ technology and how DARQ may transform their relevant industry?
Companies all around the world are unlocking new ways to access previously untouched markets and customers. According to Accenture's Technology Vision 2019 report, 83% of business and IT executives "agree that digital demographics give their organisations a new way to identify market opportunities for unmet customer needs". For example, SlicePay has found a way to access unbanked students in India. They run "credit" checks by examining applicants use of technology. The company examine how often they post photos on vacation or check into restaurants on social media, which offers a useful insight into spending patterns. These "technology identities are part of an emerging enterprise feedback loop, one that first began to show its potential with the personalization efforts of the digital era". Through digital technologies, companies are gaining new, direct touchpoints with customers and using the data they find in order to create new, personalized products and services.
Businesses have been going through a digital transformation together with their employees. Today's workers "are equipped and empowered by technology, incorporating it to perform existing roles in new ways and to adapt for new roles that did not exist in the pre-digital age". Across many industries and sectors, businesses are incorporating technology to enable growth and meet market challenges in a "human+" way. Today's workforce is "evolving at rapid pace, incorporating new technology-driven abilities and skills to deliver value for the company". However, the rapid digital transformation that has occurred over the past few years has inadvertently created a digital divide between organisations and the workforce which has helped them to grow. However, industry leaders are thriving to close the gap. For example, at Swisscom employees were "struggling to collaborate across siloed teams". Swisscom is Switzerland's leading telecom provider and "someone within its 21,000-person workforce would certainly have the answer a colleague needed to solve a problem". Now, using an AI-powered solution from Starmind, employees can "Ask the Brain" that identifies industry leading experts and share the relevant inquiry. This shows how AI and emerging technologies can be actively used within organisations to assist human-led tasks and not replace them.
As data becomes more and more valuable, the number of cyber-attacks is expected to increase in frequency. Companies are taking a more cooperative approach to managing security risks. For example, in October 2018, JP Morgan Chase, Mastercard, Fidelity and other global payment entities came together to participate in a joint cybersecurity exercise. Throughout the exercise, "the companies found they have very different approaches on how to respond to threats, when to engage law enforcement, and even hold varying definitions of what constitutes a breach". The major outcome of the exercise was that firms uncovered "ways they could better coordinate responses and improved their ability to respond to threats".
We now live in a world where companies, workforces, consumers and industries are profoundly linked by technology. Being digital is no longer in itself enough of a differentiator. However, it "does give organisations a foothold for their next big opportunity: capturing moments". According to Accenture, "85% of executives agree the integration of customization and real/near time delivery is the next big wave of competitive advantage".


A couple of weeks ago, UC Davis celebrated its 100th annual Picnic Day. One hundred! Click on the images to see larger versions (or you could hold your face close to the screen, though I wouldn't advise it). Picnic Day is a UC Davis institution, the largest university open house in the country, attracting thousands of visitors to such attractions as the Doxie Derby, Battle fo the Bands, the Chemistry Magic Show, and, er kittens. Yes, we waited for half an hour in line to see kittens, only to find out they were now cats (they were probably kittens when we started queuing). Four cats, just sitting there doing nothing, two of which were asleep. Yet massively popular. My six year old wanted to see nothing else. The first thing we watched however was the Parade, the annual march of bands, bikes, floats, the occasional political candidate, which was as fun as ever. We sat down outside Shields Library to watch it, when I started painting, but broke my water jar (as described in a previous episode). I added the rest of the colours at home.
This second spread was sketched at the Battle of the Bands. I went home with my family, already tired after the excitement of the cats, and had a rest before heading back in to see the famous band battle. I've only seen it once, briefly, but I don't really like crowds. I am getting better at sketching in large numbers now though, but nonetheless it was tricky. I stood at the top of the slope leading down to Lake Spafford, on the banks of which were gathered the bands themselves. Now these aren't your guitar-hero indie-beard bands, oh no these are the colourful marching bands, and boy is this an event. The bands come from universities around California. The idea is that each band takes turns playing a song, and then by the end of the day (or night), the last band standing, the last one that has not exhausted all its known songs, is the winner (and I'm told it's always the UC Davis Aggies). It is crazy, and chaotic, but it all works, and those musicians really keep it up for hours and hours. On the left there is a dancing tree from Stanford. I finally left during a long bit in the middle where all the bands came together in groups of the same instrument, and placed themselves around the crowd in a kind of promenade-theatre fashion, playing a continuous jam (I left after 45 minutes and it was still going on) in a variety of poses. Definitely a Davis event to be experienced at some point in your life.
And this was all. In nine years this is the most Picnic Day sketching I have ever done.


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Q: DLL injection works, except when I compile it in Qt Creator My problem is very simple and the title explains it all. Basically, when I compile my program with Visual Studio 2013, the dll injection works perfectly fine. When I compile the exact same program in Qt Creator, it doesn't.
I seem to have the same problem as this fellow: Why does Qt not work with dll injection?
Here is my code:
Injector.h
#ifndef INJECTOR_H_INCLUDED
#define INJECTOR_H_INCLUDED

#include <Windows.h>
#include <string>

class Injector
{
public:
    /**
    * Loads a DLL into the remote process
    * @Return true on sucess, false on failure
    */
    bool InjectDll(DWORD processId, std::string dllPath);
private:
};

#endif // INJECTOR_H_INCLUDED

Injector.cpp
#include "Injector.h"

bool Injector::InjectDll(DWORD processId, std::string dllPath)
{
    HANDLE hThread, hProcess;
    void*  pLibRemote = 0;  // the address (in the remote process) where szLibPath will be copied to;

    HMODULE hKernel32 = GetModuleHandleA("Kernel32");

    char DllFullPathName[_MAX_PATH];
    GetFullPathNameA(dllPath.c_str(), _MAX_PATH, DllFullPathName, NULL);
    printf("Loading dll: %s\n", DllFullPathName);

    // Get process handle
    hProcess = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, FALSE, processId);

    // copy file path in szLibPath
    char szLibPath[_MAX_PATH];
    strcpy_s(szLibPath, DllFullPathName);

    // 1. Allocate memory in the remote process for szLibPath
    pLibRemote = VirtualAllocEx(hProcess, NULL, sizeof(szLibPath), MEM_COMMIT, PAGE_READWRITE);

    if (pLibRemote == NULL)
    {
        printf("Couldn't allocate memory, please restart with administrator privileges\n");
        return false;
    }

    // 2. Write szLibPath to the allocated memory
    WriteProcessMemory(hProcess, pLibRemote, (void*)szLibPath, sizeof(szLibPath), NULL);

    // 3. Force remote process to load dll
    hThread = CreateRemoteThread(hProcess, NULL, 0, (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)GetProcAddress(hKernel32, "LoadLibraryA"), pLibRemote, 0, NULL);

    if (hThread == NULL)
    {
        printf("Couldn't load DLL");
        return false;
    }

    printf("Dll successfully loaded\n");

    return true;
}

main.cpp
#include "injector.h"
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    Injector inject;
    DWORD processId = 6224;
    inject.InjectDll(processId, "MyDLL.dll");
    system("pause");
}

And this is the DLL (I use the same DLL in both scenario, I don't recompile it):
#include <Windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

BOOL APIENTRY DllMain(HANDLE hModule, DWORD  ul_reason_for_call, LPVOID lpReserved)
{
    switch (ul_reason_for_call)
    {
    case DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH:
        AllocConsole();
        freopen("CONOUT$", "w", stdout);

        printf("base address: %X\n", (DWORD)GetModuleHandle(NULL));

        break;
    case DLL_PROCESS_DETACH:
        FreeConsole();
    }

    return TRUE;
}

The program compiled in VS2013 correctly injects the dll, while the program compiled in Qt Creator says the dll injection was successful, yet the dll is never injected.
NOTE: The program I'm trying to inject is the same in both scenario and was NOT made with Qt.
Here are the compilers output:
Visual Studio:

cl /c /Zi /W3 /WX- /sdl /O2 /Oi /Oy- /GL /D _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS /D
  _MBCS /Gm- /EHsc /MD /GS /Gy /fp:precise /Zc:wchar_t /Zc:forScope /Fo"Release\" /Fd"Release\vc120.pdb" /Gd /TP /analyze-
  /errorReport:prompt Injector.cpp main.cpp

Qt:

C:\Qt\Qt5.4.0\Tools\QtCreator\bin\jom.exe -f Makefile.Release     cl -c
  -nologo -Zm200 -Zc:wchar_t -FS -O2 -MD -Zc:strictStrings -GR -W3 -w34100 -w34189 -EHsc -DUNICODE -DWIN32 -DWIN64 -DQT_NO_DEBUG -DQT_CORE_LIB -DNDEBUG -I"C:\Qt\Qt5.4.0\5.4\msvc2013_64_opengl\include" -I"C:\Qt\Qt5.4.0\5.4\msvc2013_64_opengl\include\QtCore" -I"release" -I"." -I"C:\Qt\Qt5.4.0\5.4\msvc2013_64_opengl\mkspecs\win32-msvc2013" -Forelease\ @C:\Users\JFG\AppData\Local\Temp\injector.obj.7040.0.jom injector.cpp    link /NOLOGO /DYNAMICBASE /NXCOMPAT /INCREMENTAL:NO
  /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE "/MANIFESTDEPENDENCY:type='win32'
  name='Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls' version='6.0.0.0'
  publicKeyToken='6595b64144ccf1df' language=''
  processorArchitecture=''" /MANIFEST:embed
  /OUT:release\test_dll_inection_qt.exe
  @C:\Users\JFG\AppData\Local\Temp\test_dll_inection_qt.exe.7040.469.jom

Any help would be appreciated, thank you.

A: The problem was that Qt compiled my program in 64bit while visual studio compiled it in 32bit.
I'm still not sure why injecting a 32bit dll in a 32bit target fails because of a 64bit injector, but for now I solved my problem...

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@implementation AxcUI_ProgressTranPieView

- (id)initWithFrame:(CGRect)frame{
    self = [super initWithFrame:frame];
    if (self) {
        self.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)drawRect:(CGRect)rect{
    CGContextRef ctx = UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext();
    CGFloat xCenter = rect.size.width * 0.5;
    CGFloat yCenter = rect.size.height * 0.5;
    CGFloat radius = MIN(rect.size.width * 0.5, rect.size.height * 0.5) - BaseProgressViewItemMargin;
    // 背景遮罩
    [BaseProgressViewBackgroundColor set];
    CGFloat lineW = MAX(rect.size.width, rect.size.height) * 0.5;
    CGContextSetLineWidth(ctx, lineW);
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    CGContextStrokePath(ctx);
    // 进程圆
    CGContextSetLineWidth(ctx, 1);
    CGContextMoveToPoint(ctx, xCenter, yCenter);
    CGContextAddLineToPoint(ctx, xCenter, 0);
    CGFloat to = - M_PI * 0.5 + self.axcUI_progress * M_PI * 2 + 0.001; // 初始值
    CGContextAddArc(ctx, xCenter, yCenter, radius, - M_PI * 0.5, to, 1);
    CGContextClosePath(ctx);
    CGContextFillPath(ctx);
}

@end

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Bitmart is a cryptocurrency trading platform that offers more than 100 pairs of cryptocurrency. The exchange is free to use and does not require verification, but it does ask for your email and phone number. You should know that withdrawals and deposits are subject to limits.
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Peak Antifreeze Indy 300 2009 var ett race som var den femtonde deltävlingen i IndyCar Series 2009. Racet kördes den 29 augusti på Chicagoland Speedway. Ryan Briscoe tog sig förbi Scott Dixon på mållinjen och vann ett maniskt race med 0,007 sekunders marginal. Det var Dixons fjärde raka andraplats på banan och hans femte totalt. Mário Moraes blev trea, bara 0,069 sekunder bakom Briscoe, medan även fyran Dario Franchitti var inom en tiondel från vinnaren. Alla tretton förare på ledarvarvet var inom samma sekund. Briscoe ryckte i tabellen, och hade 25 poäng ned till Franchitti med två race kvar, samt hela 33 poäng till Dixon.

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Greatest TV Pilots: 'Breaking Bad,' bringing a commonplace family man into a vast, seedy criminal underworld
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Breaking Bad, Season 1, "Pilot"
Directed by Vince Gilligan
Written by Vince Gilligan
Originally aired, January 20, 2008
Who is Walter White, really? As we careen ever closer to the final eight episodes of the best drama currently airing on television, AMC's Breaking Bad, it's fair to assume we no longer have to ponder the answer to that question too deeply. When its pilot aired in January of 2008, however, we were presented with a man of extremes. On one side of the spectrum, Walter White was a milquetoast high-school chemistry teacher, someone who hoped he could impress upon the youth of Albuquerque, New Mexico the importance of science in the everyday world. He was comically unthreatening, all the way down to his wormy mustache. On the other side of the spectrum, Walter White foiled two fearsome drug dealers the only way he knew how and was ready for an explosive faceoff with the cops, and maybe even the DEA. All in the span of 48 minutes.
Though Breaking Bad's pilot isn't anywhere close to its best episode (or the best drama pilot ever made, for that matter), it sets the tone for the entire series excellently. There's a lot to set up, you'd imagine: how does a law-abiding citizen who can barely hold a gun without acting as if it's about to blow up in his hand choose to cook crystal meth? Series creator Vince Gilligan, who wrote and directed this episode, lays out all the cards smoothly and confidently, even after indulging in one of the most familiar tricks in the modern-TV-drama playbook, the in medias res opening. (We open with Walter White, wearing nothing but a green dress shirt and underwear, pointing a gun as menacingly as he can at the source of oncoming sirens, after crashing an RV while wearing a gas mask.) Even in that opening, we can detect what have become hallmarks of this pitch-black character study: the contrast of suspense and silliness, as the big glasses Walter wears plus his tighty-whities is hard not to snicker at; the mystery set up in the first five minutes, to be solved somewhere down the line (the second season sets up various mysteries in opening sequences, only to be paid off in the season finale); and the striking if inexplicable imagery, such as Walter's pants flying in the air, in slow-motion, beautifully filmed and framed. (Michael Slovis, the show's superlative cinematographer, wasn't on board for the pilot. Oscar-winner John Toll had the honors this time.)
It may be hard to remember that Walter White, now much closer to Scarface than Mr. Chips (as Gilligan once described the show's arc), had a long way to go to embrace the darkness bubbling in his soul. Even in this pilot, as well as the following episodes, he's less spiteful and cruel and more bewildered, totally in over his head. The pilot episode is almost a time capsule, reminding us of a time when Walt's partner-in-crime Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul, a jittery live-wire from the first episode) was the one who had more control, if only because he knew the world of drug-dealing more than his old chemistry teacher did. This is a period when Walt was weak, and only began to attempt to reassert his masculinity and dominance in a world that had written him off as being bland and spineless. There's no Los Pollos Hermanos, no airplane, no Jane, no Mike Ehrmantraut, not even Tuco and his mute uncle Tio. Walter White is a conflicted man in the pilot. The Walter White we know now, the man who so freely lies to everyone around him including himself about the terrible deeds he commits or has committed, would look at the Walter White of the pilot and squash him like a bug.
The shift in Walter's character can be equally attributed to the sterling writing from Gilligan and the rest of his staff, as well as to the justly lauded lead performance by Bryan Cranston. Cranston, so gleefully cartoonish on the Fox sitcom Malcolm in the Middle, has won countless awards for his work here, and why not? Cranston's greatest skill on the show, and he has many, is visualizing what it looks like to watch emotions roiling under the surface, this close to spilling over and destroying everything possible. Because it's just the pilot episode, there's maybe not as much time for us to see Cranston run the emotional gamut as he's done in the other 53 episodes that have aired as of now. But Walter's choice, after finding out that he has inoperable lung cancer and only a few years to live (if he's lucky), to get into the crystal meth trade so that he provides for his family still makes enough sense, largely due to Cranston's performance.
The rest of the episode is equally stellar, rarely taking a moment to breathe. The pacing is so fast and the stakes so clear, so that the pilot emphasizes for us the urgency that will be present in every hour. Even if many of the show's most beloved supporting characters or settings don't make even a cameo appearance in the pilot, Breaking Bad's opening episode is an impressive promise that's been paid off in spades so far. Even if—God forbid—the show's finale this September ends up disappointing people even a little bit, it's safe to assume that Breaking Bad started on the right foot, with a clear vision of bringing a commonplace family man into a vast, seedy criminal underworld.
— Josh Spiegel
This article is part of our month long theme dedicated to the greatest TV pilots.
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Simon Appleford's research focuses on the intersections of digital humanities, visual culture, and 20th-century U.S. cultural and intellectual history. His current research uses digital technologies to explore how the political cartoonist Herbert Block articulated and channeled the currents of postwar liberalism. He has also worked on and led numerous funded research projects and has written articles for publications as diverse as Toward the Meeting of the Waters: Currents in the Civil Rights Movement in South Carolina and The DATA BASE for Advances in Information Systems. Together with Jennifer Guiliano, he is the co-author of DevDH.org, an online resource for digital humanities project development, and the forthcoming book Getting Started in the Digital Humanities.
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Getting Started in the Digital Humanities: A How-To Guide to Digital Research, co-authored with Jennifer Guiliano (in progress)
DevDH.org: Development for the Digital Humanities, co-authored with Jennifer Guiliano. Digital resource available online at www.devdh.org.
"Understanding the Social Web: An Interdisciplinary Research Agenda for Information Systems," with James R. Bottum and Jason B. Thatcher in The DATA BASE for Advances in Information Systems, Vol. 45, No. 1, 2014: 29-37.
"History: The Role of Technology in the Democratization of Education," with Orville Vernon Burton and James Onderdonk in Ubiquitous Learning, eds. Bill Cope and Mary Kalantzis (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2009), pp. 197-205.
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On Screen Manitoba and Manitoba Film & Music are pleased to offer a new Pilot Feature Film Accelerator Program for Screenwriters.
The program will provide support to writers of feature films through creative mentorship and story consultation with Script Angel, a UK-based story consultation company. Up to five selected writers will be given access to professional independent script editors for up to three rewrites.
From all the submissions received, up to ten applications will be shortlisted by a blind pre-selection jury that includes production executives and other experienced readers along with OSM and MFM representatives.
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An assigned, experienced screenwriting coach / story editor from Script Angel will work one-on-one with each selected writer via a combination of monthly skype video calls and written summary notes to provide the following over the six-month period of May 15 – November 15, 2018:
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A településről kellemes kirándulás tehető az Ojtozi-szoros felé.

Nevezetességek
 1734-ben épült régi templom, melyet Radu Racovita építtetett.
 Castelud emlékmű. A környék az első világháború idején kemény csaták színtere volt. Az emlékművet az Ojtozi-szorosban elesett román lovas katonák emlékére emelték a 383-as magaslati ponton.

Források
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Iranian Commander Warns US against Any Wrongdoing in Regional Waters
TEHRAN (defapress) – A lieutenant commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) warned that all US military vessels in the Middle East are within the range of Iranian missiles and in case of any wrongdoing, they would be targeted.
Publish Date: 10July 2019 - 15:06
Addressing a gathering in the northwestern city of Tabriz on Tuesday night, Brigadier General Hossein Nejat highlighted the country's military achievements and said Iran, which used to import weapons from foreign countries and hosted 5,000 American military advisers before the 1979 Islamic Revolution, has now come to a point where it can produce short and long-range missiles.
The enemies do not have the capability to counter the missiles, the IRGC commander added.
If the US Navy vessels in the region make any wrongdoing, Iranian missiles can hit even their aircraft carriers, he stressed.
Brigadier General Nejat also warned regional Arab states and said if any attack against the Islamic Republic is mounted from a neighboring Arab country, the missiles will target all their bases.
The remarks came against the backdrop of increased tensions between Iran and the US after the Islamic Republic shot down an advanced US spy drone over its territorial waters.
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) said on June 20 that a US spy drone that violated the Iranian territorial airspace in the early hours of the day was shot down by the IRGC Aerospace Force's air defense unit near the Kooh-e-Mobarak region in the southern province of Hormozgan.
The intruding drone was reportedly shot by Iran's homegrown air defense missile system "Khordad-3rd".
Later on the same day, US President Donald Trump said he had called off a retaliatory attack on a number of targets in Iran and said that he was ready to speak with Iranian leaders and come to an understanding that would allow the country to improve its economic prospects. "What I'd like to see with Iran, I'd like to see them call me."
"I look forward to the day where we can actually help Iran. We're not looking to hurt Iran," Trump added.
However, on June 24 Trump announced new sanctions against top Iranian officials, including the office of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, Iran's foreign minister, and senior commanders of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC).
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I'm not a huge fan of green beer. Or whisky. So on St. Patrick's Day, I opt into drinking my own green concoction. I call it the Leprechaun Kiwi Drop. It's an Irish cocktail gone tropical. Ok, it's actually not Irish at all. In fact, there's nothing traditional about it. But I'm Irish and I drink what I want.
On a side note – Sam and I both have dark-ish complexions, but we're both part-Irish and occasionally get red hairs. Does this mean we could have a red-haired child? Weird.
How are you celebrating St. Patty's?
Blend kiwis in food processor until smooth and frothy. Add to shaker along with juice from lime and several ice cubes and shake. In a small bowl, mix together sugar and lime zest, and pour onto a flat plate. Next, run the used lime along the rim of a martini glass and dip in the sugar mixture. Pour cocktail into glass and enjoy!


System-supported processes that help recognize sources of errors are standard tools in high-risk industries. In the field of healthcare, they can save lives. Netcetera has added a CIRS module to eVisit, its system for patient data administration. It offers remarkably easy, platform-independent reporting of critical incidents in healthcare institutions. The innovative tool was developed in cooperation with healthcare informatics students at the Bern University of Applied Sciences.
Hospitals are complex systems and vulnerable to complications. Human, technical and organizational errors can have fatal consequences. In times of frenzied activity, a diagnosis can be easily misunderstood, medications might be mixed up, or an equipment malfunction goes unnoticed. One out of every hundred stationary patients suffers serious health consequences as a result, according to Patientensicherheit, a Swiss patient safety foundation. This means that every year, between 700 and 1,700 people die in Swiss hospitals due to mistakes during treatment. Analyses have shown that many of these deaths were avoidable.
Clinical risk management is thus essential for patient safety and healthcare quality. Systems for reporting critical incidents are an important tool; these are known as Critical Incident Reporting Systems (CIRS). They were originally developed for the aeronautics sector, but over the past few years, their use in the healthcare field has increased. They are meant to help learn from mistakes before accidents happen. Complications lead to high costs and human suffering, and they are a considerable strain on healthcare resources. Patients may be exposed to more pain and have to undergo additional treatment. Healthcare personnel is also affected.
CIRS allow employees to report incidents that exposed patients to unnecessary risks and to potential harm. Reports are made anonymously using an online form. Employees need fear no consequences to themselves. While entering the information, employees can already suggest solutions to avoid similar incidents in the future. The next step is an evaluation by experts and quality managers, who identify measures that may be required. Finally, the report is published in a CIRS portal on the Intranet. The objective is to use the insights from the near-miss incident to identify systematic changes to work procedures or structures.
Many different concepts and types of CIRS instruments are in development or in use in Swiss clinics. The amount of responses also varies. Not all employees have taken to the system in the same measure. This might be due to a lack of trust or due to an inadequate culture of providing feedback. However, employees might also be hesitant to use CIRS if the system is complicated or lacking in user friendliness and flexibility.
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Even though it was introduced only recently, the new CIRS is in active use at KSBL. The amount of reported incidents from participating clinics has increased. This is also because employees are more aware of the system now that it has been introduced.
The Release 2.0 in September will contain small adjustments to the program. Reports will then be less author-oriented. This means that the focus will be more on the incident, or rather the patient. In addition, cases entered into CIRS records will be specific to departments, and additional statistical evaluations can be made. Further releases aim to enable sending a complete report to management.
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Hyacinthe Augustin Dobremel est un ouvrier tisserand et homme politique français né le 6 juin 1814 à Saint-Riquier (Somme) et décédé à Villabé (Essonne) le 19 novembre 1878.

Éléments biographiques
Il s'agit d'un personnage méconnu, fort mal traité dans la notice biographique que lui consacre le Dictionnaire des parlementaires français de 1789 à 1889, qui fourmille d'erreurs à son encontre (mais que reprend pourtant in extenso le site actuel de l'Assemblée Nationale).
Cette méconnaissance totale du personnage peut s'expliquer par son passage éclair à l'Assemblée, puis sa disparition, qui n'ont guère laissé le temps aux biographes et journalistes contemporains de l'interroger.
Non, il n'est pas né à Elbeuf (Seine-Maritime) mais à Saint-Riquier (Somme), le , dans une famille très modeste : son père François Auguste Dobremel est un manouvrier de 29 ans, qui déclare ne pas savoir signer. Sa mère, Aimable Vitry, décède à Saint-Riquier le  alors qu'il est encore petit enfant.
Il n'a pas été tisserand au Havre, comme on l'a écrit parfois. Sans doute peu avant 1838 il s'est rendu à Rouen où, pendant une année il aurait exercé les fonctions de surveillant de collège. Lorsqu'il y épouse, le mercredi , Marie Suzanne Courayer, il se dit préposé à l'octroi et habite 5 rue du Grand Maulevrier. Lors de la naissance d'un premier garçon, Hyacinthe Marie, le , toujours à Rouen, mais cette fois rue Saint-Sever, il se déclare cordonnier. Il quitte par la suite cet emploi et vient se fixer à Elbeuf, « où il fut d'abord surveillant de l'institution de M. Lebeurrier ». Lorsqu'il y présente en mairie un fils prénommé Théodore Pierre Auguste, né le , il se dit « professeur » et habite 72 rue des Trois-Cornets. Mais quelques mois plus tard, lors du recensement de la population de la même année, il se déclare tisserand.
Il faut rappeler qu'Elbeuf était alors le plus important centre de fabrication de drap de laine cardée de France et connaissait un très fort développement du fait de l'introduction du métier Jacquard et de la production d'étoffes dites « nouveautés » aux motifs très variés. Selon l'historien elbeuvien H. Saint-Denis, il occupait cet emploi depuis huit années (donc depuis 1840 environ) lorsqu'il fut élu « à la satisfaction de ses patrons ». En 1848, la liste électorale mentionne qu'il demeure à présent rue de la Justice et est désormais « dessinateur », ce qui démontre de très grandes capacités d'adaptation.
Dire que c'était « un ancien professeur » est sans doute exagéré (il ne possédait apparemment aucun diplôme), mais il s'agissait assurément d'un être quelque peu hybride, intelligent et cultivé, sans doute autodidacte, mi-intellectuel mi-ouvrier.
Les événements révolutionnaires l'avaient fait réagir publiquement. Dès le , à l'Assemblée municipale d'Elbeuf on avait lu une lettre signé de lui « contenant des considérations sur l'utilité d'admettre un plus grand nombre de travailleurs dans l'administration, sur la nécessité de guider leur intelligence de diriger leurs sentiments, naturellement bons, et d'empêcher ainsi l'influence des maximes exagérées et de doctrines démagogiques. »Il s'agit donc d'un modéré, que les événements incitent à s'engager en politique.
Le Comité départemental  républicain, à la recherche de candidats « ouvriers », a dû le repérer. « La facilité de parole qu'on lui avait reconnu dans les clubs et son intelligence l'avaient fait désigner pour la candidature ». Il était estimé et s'était fait en tout cas suffisamment connaître localement –sa réputation ayant même déjà dépassé sans doute le cadre elbeuvien – pour que sa candidature soit patronnée « par sept comités centraux de Rouen ou du département sur les huit existants. »
La circulaire qu'il adresse aux électeurs du département révèle quelques aspects de sa pensée et de son style oratoire. Au « spectacle sublime » de la Révolution écrit-il, « les peuples ont applaudi et les rois ont tremblé ». Mais qu'ils « ne puissent pas dire : Qu'ont-ils fait de leur liberté ? Pour éviter ce malheur, il faut, citoyens, nous mêler tous ensemble, nous appuyer l'un sur l'autre, nous unir, et après avoir excité l'admiration par notre courage, nous faire admirer encore par notre fraternité ! » Il poursuit ce discours rassembleur par des considérations républicaines autour des concepts de liberté, égalité, fraternité.

Une éphémère carrière d'élu
Aux élections législatives du , les électeurs du département devaient désigner 19 représentants. Six Elbeuviens se présentèrent ; trois furent élus : deux patrons Victor Grandin (qui avait obtenu 130 004 voix) et Camille Randoing (100 604 voix) et un ouvrier Hyacinthe Dobremel (qui était arrivé en 12ème position avec 121 305 voix). On imagine sa fierté et l'ascension sociale que cela représentait pour lui. Les trois hommes quittèrent ensemble la ville pour assister à la séance d'ouverture de l'Assemblée Nationale.
Dobremel siège donc à l'Assemblée nationale constituante du  au  en tant que représentant du département de Seine-Inférieure.
Il semble avoir voulu s'impliquer d'emblée dans le fonctionnement de l'Assemblée : il est nommé commissaire du 17e bureau et fait partie du « Comité des travailleurs » de l'Assemblée. Composé de 60 membres, ce comité, qui incluait les 36 commissaires des 18 bureaux de l'Assemblée, comprenait en réalité des travailleurs, des patrons, des avocats…En compagnie d'autres députés de la Seine-Inférieure, il reçoit le  une députation de la Garde nationale de Rouen dans la salle des Pas Perdus de l'Assemblée.Mais il eut à peine le temps de siéger.
Son nom ayant été publié dans tous les journaux de province à l'occasion du résultat des élections, Hyacinthe Dobromel semble avoir été en effet rattrapé par son passé. Il est attaqué apparemment par une campagne de presse concernant des « malheurs judiciaires » anciens, évoqués à mots couverts et dont il est difficile de percevoir la nature (s'agirait-il d'une erreur de jeunesse ? D'affaires de mœurs ? En fait, les journaux ne précisent pas grand-chose, ainsi qu'en témoigne cet article assez sibyllin : « Les faits qui nous avaient été révélés et que nous n'avions pas cru devoir divulguer seraient-ils donc vrais ? M. Dobremel représentant élu par le département de la Seine-Inférieure serait-il le même que le Dobromel, né à Saint-Riquier (Somme) ? » Le Journal de Rouen affirme quant à lui : « M. Dobremel a donné hier sa démission de représentant du Peuple. Nous ignorons quel est le motif de cette démission. » Et malheureusement la presse elbeuvienne de 1848 n'a pas été conservée. Le grand historien local Henri Saint-Denis – qui composa sa monumentale Histoire d'Elbeuf en 12 volumes cinquante années plus tard – ne donne pas non plus d'explications.
En tout cas, parce qu'il ne pouvait se justifier ou parce que son honneur était atteint, H. Dobromel préféra se retirer. Le président de l'Assemblée annonce le  qu'il a reçu une lettre de démission de sa part. Il abandonne alors définitivement la vie politique et semble avoir également quitté Elbeuf : alors qu'il figure bien sur la liste électorale datée du , son nom est rayé sur la nouvelle liste achevée le , avec la mention « parti d'Elbeuf en avril dernier » (sans doute plus exactement en mai, à moins qu'il n'ait déménagé vers Paris dès son élection). Il disparaît ensuite et l'on perd sa trace. Le réseau internet permet de retrouver son décès, survenu en son domicile de Villabé (actuel département de l'Essonne), le  à l'âge déclaré de 65 ans (en réalité 64 ans révolus). Il était alors « teneur de livres », c'est-à-dire employé aux écritures, vraisemblablement dans l'une des  manufactures installées le long de l'Essonne (dont la grande papeterie Darblay).

Notes et références

Sources
 Alain Becchia, La draperie d'Elbeuf des origines à 1870, Mont-Saint-Aignan, Publications de l'Université de Rouen, 2000.
 Henri Saint-Denis, Histoire d'Elbeuf, t. X (de 1846 à 1865), Elbeuf, Impr. Saint-Denis, 1903.

Liens externes
 Retronews, site de presse de la BnF : https://www.retronews.fr
 Bnf Gallica : https://gallica.bnf.fr
 Société de l'Histoire d'Elbeuf : https://shelbeuf.wordpress.com
 Elbeuf, Centre d'archives patrimoniales : https://lafabriquedessavoirs.fr/fr/centre-d-archives-patrimoniales

Naissance en juin 1814
Naissance dans la Somme
Député de la Seine-Maritime
Membre de l'Assemblée constituante de 1848
Saint-Riquier
Décès en novembre 1878
Décès à 64 ans


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Gene expression alterations over large chromosomal regions in cancers include multiple genes unrelated to malignant progression
Brett G. Masayesva, Patrick Ha, Elizabeth Garrett-Mayer, Thomas Pilkington, Rong Mao, Jonathan Pevsner, Traci Speed, Nicole Benoit, Chul So Moon, David Sidransky, William H. Westra, Joseph Califano
Kennedy Krieger Institute
In solid tumors, the relationship between DNA copy number and global expression over large chromosomal regions has not been systematically explored. We used a 12,626-gene expression array analysis of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma and normal oral mucosa and annotated gene expression levels to specific chromosomal loci. Expression alterations correlated with reported data using comparative genomic hybridization. When genes with significant differences in expression between normal and malignant lesions, as defined by significance analysis of microarrays (SAM), were compared to nonsignificant genes, similar chromosomal patterns of alteration in expression were noted. Individual tumors underwent microsatellite analysis and χ2 analysis of expression at 3p and 22q. Significant 3p underexpression and 22q overexpression were found in all primary tumors with 3p and 22q allelic imbalance, respectively, whereas no tumor without allelic imbalance on these chromosomal arms demonstrated expression differences. Loss and gain of chromosomal material in solid cancers can alter gene expression over large chromosomal regions, including multiple genes unrelated to malignant progression.
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Allelic imbalance
Chromosomal mapping
10.1073/pnas.0400027101
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Masayesva, B. G., Ha, P., Garrett-Mayer, E., Pilkington, T., Mao, R., Pevsner, J., Speed, T., Benoit, N., Moon, C. S., Sidransky, D., Westra, W. H., & Califano, J. (2004). Gene expression alterations over large chromosomal regions in cancers include multiple genes unrelated to malignant progression. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 101(23), 8715-8720. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.0400027101
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In: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, Vol. 101, No. 23, 08.06.2004, p. 8715-8720.
Masayesva, BG, Ha, P, Garrett-Mayer, E, Pilkington, T, Mao, R, Pevsner, J, Speed, T, Benoit, N, Moon, CS, Sidransky, D, Westra, WH & Califano, J 2004, 'Gene expression alterations over large chromosomal regions in cancers include multiple genes unrelated to malignant progression', Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, vol. 101, no. 23, pp. 8715-8720. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.0400027101
Masayesva BG, Ha P, Garrett-Mayer E, Pilkington T, Mao R, Pevsner J et al. Gene expression alterations over large chromosomal regions in cancers include multiple genes unrelated to malignant progression. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 2004 Jun 8;101(23):8715-8720. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0400027101
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AU - Califano, Joseph
N2 - In solid tumors, the relationship between DNA copy number and global expression over large chromosomal regions has not been systematically explored. We used a 12,626-gene expression array analysis of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma and normal oral mucosa and annotated gene expression levels to specific chromosomal loci. Expression alterations correlated with reported data using comparative genomic hybridization. When genes with significant differences in expression between normal and malignant lesions, as defined by significance analysis of microarrays (SAM), were compared to nonsignificant genes, similar chromosomal patterns of alteration in expression were noted. Individual tumors underwent microsatellite analysis and χ2 analysis of expression at 3p and 22q. Significant 3p underexpression and 22q overexpression were found in all primary tumors with 3p and 22q allelic imbalance, respectively, whereas no tumor without allelic imbalance on these chromosomal arms demonstrated expression differences. Loss and gain of chromosomal material in solid cancers can alter gene expression over large chromosomal regions, including multiple genes unrelated to malignant progression.
AB - In solid tumors, the relationship between DNA copy number and global expression over large chromosomal regions has not been systematically explored. We used a 12,626-gene expression array analysis of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma and normal oral mucosa and annotated gene expression levels to specific chromosomal loci. Expression alterations correlated with reported data using comparative genomic hybridization. When genes with significant differences in expression between normal and malignant lesions, as defined by significance analysis of microarrays (SAM), were compared to nonsignificant genes, similar chromosomal patterns of alteration in expression were noted. Individual tumors underwent microsatellite analysis and χ2 analysis of expression at 3p and 22q. Significant 3p underexpression and 22q overexpression were found in all primary tumors with 3p and 22q allelic imbalance, respectively, whereas no tumor without allelic imbalance on these chromosomal arms demonstrated expression differences. Loss and gain of chromosomal material in solid cancers can alter gene expression over large chromosomal regions, including multiple genes unrelated to malignant progression.
KW - Allelic imbalance
KW - Chromosomal mapping
KW - Comparative genomic hybridization
KW - Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma
KW - Microarrays
U2 - 10.1073/pnas.0400027101
DO - 10.1073/pnas.0400027101
JO - Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
JF - Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America