 **Algorithm**: ClassTail[0,3].ClassDefinitionEvaluation
  - **Description**: #609와 같은 경우로, `|ClassHeritage|`를 eval한 후 Reference 타입의 결과값을 `GetValue` 함수를 적용하지 않고 사용했기 때문에 type mismatch 가 발견되어야함. 
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  - **Alarms**
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  [Bug] assertion failed: (= (typeof O) Object) @ Get
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  - **Status**: ClassHeritage "Evaluation"의 결과가 Reference Record일 수 있음. 이 경우에 GetValue를 해주지 않아 Get 함수에서 `[Bug] assertion failed: (= (typeof O) Object) @ Get` Assertion Fail이 된다.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Neighbors in the urban core are trying to tap into the goodwill created by the Chiefs Super Bowl celebration.
They’re using social media to urge the community to cease fire for 30 days to reduce shootings in Kansas City.
Online postings started after the Chiefs won the conference championship.
Kansas City’s No Violence Alliance has been spreading messages on Facebook reminding fans that the Chiefs’ success has made a difference in how we feel about one another.
And some want that unity to carry over throughout the community in other ways.
At the top of the list: stop the bloodshed that’s the result of frequent shootings.
Through social media, KC NoVA targets people it has identified as the most likely to shoot or be shot.
And although homicides and shootings have continued during the Chiefs’ Super Bowl run, Faulkner believes the pace of bloodshed has slowed in recent days, compared to the alarmingly high shooting rate the city experienced in January.
Faulkner said there’s been good feedback as the ceasefire message is getting a lot of shares on Facebook.
Many in the urban core like the idea of starting with a small goal of reducing violence during the next month.•Pass covers admission for your immediate family for the 2022 season.
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Good only for 2022 season.The problems you're describing don't sound like they have anything to do with Nvidia drivers. If you disabled Optimus in the BIOS and still got these problems, then that makes it certain.

For fan noise, make sure you've installed AND SET UP tlp. Monitor your system temps to see if they're unusually high compared to Windows. If they're not and you want things quieter, you can install and set up thinkfan to set your own fan curve. If temps are high, especially with Optimus disabled, then use htop to figure out what's using the CPU.

The issue with your mouse cursor sounds like a hardware problem with the trackpad. Do you have the trackpad or the buttons beneath it disabled in Windows? You can disable them in Linux (or the BIOS) and see if stops your issues. Use synclient commands for that in most Linux versions.Abby is proud to call the beautiful Southern Suburbs home, living (and now working) in Port Noarlunga with son Harry, she is always ready & keen to talk about the benefits of living in such a wonderful part of the world.
With a genuine desire to want to help people, Abby combines her ‘can do’ attitude with her extensive knowledge of Real Estate to create a relationship where everyone is happy. Abby left school and started working in Real Estate as an Administrator, where she learnt that listening, prioritizing workloads and offering great customer service were paramount to a successful outcome. Moving into Property Management has allowed Abby to really hone her skill-set but it is her bubbly personality and infectious laugh that has made many landlords & tenants write ‘glowing’ testimonials and become clients for life and often friends. Her prioritizing & organising, problem solving and excellent listening skills have held Abby in good stead in the real estate industry and her 20 years plus of experience is testament to that.
Abby enjoys spending time with her expansive network of family & friends, exploring new adventures throughout South Australia but it is her time spent with her son Harry that she values the most. Her love of travel and adventure has seen Abby holiday abroad numerous times but it’s always our stunning beaches and lifestyle that make her return.
Tickets are now on sale for Geauga Growth Partnership’s 4th Annual HomeGrown Geauga fundraising event, Saturday, September 24, 2016, 5:30 PM at the Federated Family Life Center in Bainbridge. Admission Tickets, $125 per person ($75 tax deductible) may be ordered at The evening promises an experience packed with first class culinary offerings by signature chefs, open bar, creative and clever home-grown entertainment, music by the Don Disantis Band, a farmers market and lots of take-aways – all supporting a great cause.
Funds raised will benefit GGP’s educational programs developed toward the mission to “Prepare Tomorrow’s Workforce Today” through youth workforce training during Career Readiness and Career Awareness events, and the High School Internship program. served more than 1,800 students (nearly 1,000 in 2016 alone).
HomeGrown Geauga is the signature event for Geauga Growth Partnership and is organized to feature all things Geauga County, from the farm to table menu to a fresh farmers market to local guest entertainment.
The featured chef is Kimberly McCune Gibson of Hungry Bee Catering, who is currently one of a select few chefs chosen to service the Republican National Convention. Home-grown Bill Ward of Bill Ward Productions and Kristi Capel, Fox 8 News, will tag-team as guest emcees this year. Back by popular demand, home-grown performance artist Jill Bumby of The Bumbys () will treat guests to a “fair and honest appraisal of your appearance.” Be on the lookout for more information on other home-grown musicians and other local talent who will perform at the event.
Geauga Growth would like to thank all sponsors who are helping to make HomeGrown Geauga possible: Presenting Sponsor Great Lakes Cheese, along with Hungry Bee Catering, University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center, Richard & Christie Frenchie, Glenmede Investment & Wealth Management, Kent State University at Geauga, Patterson Farms, Bechem Lubrication Technology, LLC, POV Communications, Sheoga Hardwood Flooring & Paneling, Middlefield Banking Company, Kinetico Incorporated, Company 119, Engineered Endeavors, Mar-Bal, Inc., Newbury Business Park, GC Farm Bureau, Dr. Patra Duangjak, Electrolock, Inc., Geauga Savings Bank, Hardwood Lumber Company, HR Strategies & Solutions, Wealthcare Group of Raymond James.
If you are interested in knowing more about HomeGrown Geauga event sponsorship opportunities, please contact Tracy Jemison or Paige Orvis at 440-564-1060 or [email protected] or [email protected]
Geauga Growth Partnership, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) business-led organization dedicated to the retention, growth and attraction of jobs, investment and economic growth in Geauga County. For more information, visit or call 440-564-1060.
###(CNN) -- Former U.S. Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders told CNN Sunday she supports legalizing marijuana.
The trend-setting state of California is voting next month on a ballot initiative to legalize pot, also known as Proposition 19. The measure would legalize recreational use in the state, though federal officials have said they would continue to enforce drug laws in California if the initiative is approved.
Supporters of California's Prop. 19 say it would raise revenue and cut the cost of enforcement, while opponents point to drug's harmful side-effects.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said in a letter, obtained by CNN Friday, that federal agents would continue to enforce federal marijuana laws and warned Prop. 19, if passed, would be a major stumbling block to federal partnerships between state and local authorities around drug enforcement.
His letter was a response to an August letter from several former directors of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration urging the White House to block Prop. 19 if it's approved next month.
Elders stressed the drug is not physically addictive and pointed to the damaging impact of alcohol, which is legal.
"We have the highest number of people in the world being criminalized, many for non-violent crimes related to marijuana," said Elders. "We can use our resources so much better."I'm so shocked and sad. I loved his last fashion show.
money can't buy happiness or inner peace.
You are either young or just plain not smart my dude. Weren't you one of the first ones to post saying you have no sympathy, why are you still here then?
Sad news. His creativity will be sorely missed in the fashion world.
I had it in my head that