 in collaboration with InnoBio Diagnostics Sdn. Bhd. This cGMP PTS-IBD Laboratory lab is equipped with a wide range of instruments/tools and managed by a fully trained team. In 2009, the laboratory began its operations in translational research and since then has been producing clinical grade cellular products for regenerative medicine and cancer immunotherapy.
PTS is committed to conduct a high quality clinical trial service by providing a dedicated and qualified personnel consisting of GCP (good clinical practice) certified consultant hematologists and cell transplant physician, clinicians, clinical trial coordinators, clinical research nurses, research officers, and scientific officers.
Since 2011, CTC has successfully conducted many clinical trials in close collaboration with private and public medical institutions abroad and locally.
In the next 3 to 5 years, CTC hope to extend the indication and scope of cell-based immunotherapy to patients with solid cancers and pediatric populations. CTC hope that more patients will have access to and benefit from novel and innovative therapy by participating in internationally funded clinical trials. The future and success of cell based therapy for cancers and degenerative diseases in Malaysia require continuing positive input from the regulators, administrators, physicians and scientists.
Stem Cell Treatment for Autism in Malaysia.Older teacher often hold students of colors to a different standard, and are more prone to enacting discipline to a higher degree than on white students. At least in a predominantly Caucasian school, it is very common to catch teachers talk about students of color almost exclusively as “the bad kids” and not having very much leniency with them. 

Because of this, many students of color stop trying to walk the line perfectly because they see their white classmates get away with things that they know they could never actually get away with, which in turn makes them more of a target of disciplinary action, which leads them to missing more school, which leads them to lower grades, which leads them to trying less, which leads them to be more of a target for disciplinary action, and so on and so on. 

There’s no legal wording that reinforces it, but a social mindset of many older teachers.I had another subject in mind (indeed, already written), and yet this one has over taken it – if not in importance, at least in urgency, and if not in urgency, at least in timeliness.
And so I shall write about the American elections.
I work in a hospital, and hospitals have a bad ‘rap’ for being ‘political’ places – institutes filled with unions and hierarchy and Leftist whisperings.
Perhaps this is true in the case of internal politics – but it is definitely not the case (for me anyway) when it comes to external, or American, politics.
Hospitals, like many other workplaces, rely a great deal on ‘keeping the peace’ and this (apparently) means not talking too deeply about religion, politics or personal ethics.
Yet since the election of the new US president, politics has become very easy to talk about – because we’re all on the same side.
An extremely incredulous and slightly fearful side.
It’s interesting, how politics – which can be so divisive – can also create such unity. And not just in the workplace, but almost everywhere.
We all appear to be on the same side now.
If we won’t admit to fear or apprehension over the outcome of the US elections, most of us will at least admit to outrage.
And how far is that from apprehension? And how far is apprehension from fear?
Fear changes people. It forces us to put aside our differences, and discover what’s really important. It’s no surprise that the Church is growing in areas of intense persecution. It’s no mistake that out of historical periods of immense heartbreak have come stories of selfless sacrifice. We don’t need to look too deep into the various holocausts to realise that.
Our world seems headed towards fear at the moment. Towards even more suffering. What the future holds for America, for all of us, only God knows. It looks grim, I’m not afraid to admit that.
But I’m also not afraid to propose that grim is okay.
Evil and darkness should not exist. They are wrong, and we should take every opportunity to vanquish them. And yet, they do exist, and God does use them for His glory.
In fact, He must use them for His glory. That’s the kind of God He is. Sovereign. Nothing goes to waste. Not one life, not one blood splatter, not one tear.
It’s not wistful thinking to ponder what glorious events God might have in plan for America, for the world. What beautiful paths He has traced out. In the midst of darkness there is hope.
Because God uses darkness.
Because darkness pushes people towards God.
Because darkness forces people to do great things. Things for God. Things for His kingdom.
Darkness, after all, reveals light. We don’t need darkness to see light of course, but it does make it that bit easier to see it when we are lost in shades of grey.
By helping us see clearly, darkness forces us to choose a side. And that is good. Because there is nothing worse than being stuck in middling greyness. In Nazi Germany, no one was ambivalent about Hitler – to use an oft repeated example of depravity.
The presence of darkness also makes us tired. Tired of the constant battle between right and wrong good and evil – in ourselves and in the world. It makes us long for the day that Jesus will return and make all things new.
Evil also presses deep concerns onto our hearts. It brings subjects like fear and sacrifice and ‘what do we actually want out of life’ and ‘what matters above all’ into everyday conversation. Historically it is only ‘the religious’ (in any sense of the word) who talk habitually about death and life and love and meaning. In catastrophe everyone talks about them – and that is a blessing. Because how can one talk about life without talking about The Life? Or death, without mentioning the One who conquered death?
And so, only time will tell, but my prayer is that the US elections may unite more than they divide. That they would force us to talk about deep things, to take sides, to make sacrifices, to disrupt and reshape our comfortable Western security and draw many, many people to God.
Trump is the 45th US President. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th. Lincoln was extremely unpopular during his term and was in fact executed before the end of his president-ship. His legacy includes the abolition of slavery and several famous speeches. I think we can still treasure both of these today.
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Multi-Objective Sliding Mode Control on Vehicle Cornering Stability with Variable Gear Ratio Actuator-Based Active Front Steering Systems

Active front steering (AFS) is an emerging technology to improve the vehicle cornering stability by introducing an additional small steering angle to the driver’s input. This paper proposes an AFS system with a variable gear ratio steering (VGRS) actuator which is controlled by using the sliding mode control (SMC) strategy to improve the cornering stability of vehicles. In the design of an AFS system, different sensors are considered to measure the vehicle state, and the mechanism of the AFS system is also modelled in detail. Moreover, in order to improve the cornering stability of vehicles, two dependent objectives, namely sideslip angle and yaw rate, are considered together in the design of SMC strategy. By evaluating the cornering performance, Sine with Dwell and accident avoidance tests are conducted, and the simulation results indicate that the proposed SMC strategy is capable of improving the cornering stability of vehicles in practice.package io.horizontalsystems.bankwallet.modules.transactions

import io.horizontalsystems.bankwallet.core.factories.TransactionViewItemFactory
import io.horizontalsystems.bankwallet.entities.LastBlockInfo
import io.horizontalsystems.bankwallet.entities.TransactionRecord
import io.horizontalsystems.bankwallet.entities.Wallet
import io.horizontalsystems.bankwallet.modules.transactions.TransactionsModule.FetchData
import io.horizontalsystems.coinkit.models.Coin
import io.horizontalsystems.core.entities.Currency
import java.math.BigDecimal

class TransactionRecordDataSource(
        private val poolRepo: PoolRepo,
        private val itemsDataSource: TransactionItemDataSource,
        private val limit: Int = 10,
        private val viewItemFactory: TransactionViewItemFactory,
        private val metadataDataSource: TransactionMetadataDataSource) {

    val itemsCopy
        get() = itemsDataSource.items.map { it.copy() }

    val allShown
        get() = poolRepo.activePools.all { it.allShown }

    fun getFetchDataList(): List<FetchData> = poolRepo.activePools.mapNotNull {
        it.getFetchData(limit)
    }

    fun handleNextRecords(records: Map<Wallet, List<TransactionRecord>>) {
        records.forEach { (wallet, transactionRecords) ->
            poolRepo.getPool(wallet)?.add(transactionRecords)
        }
    }

    fun handleUpdatedRecords(records: List<TransactionRecord>, wallet: Wallet): Boolean {
        val pool = poolRepo.getPool(wallet