 need to mask off the walls around the frame with painter's tape. If you are applying a clear stain, it is easiest to rub it on with rags instead of using paintbrushes. Clear wood stains are very watery, so runs can be a serious issue if you try and use a paintbrush. The key to a successful stain job is to apply multiple coats. In between each coat, you need to wait for the stain to completely dry and then use steel wool to buff it out. The steel wool will remove any of the fine particles that settle in the stain while it is drying.
After you rub down the wood with a steel wool, you should wipe it down with a rag before applying the next coat. The more coats you apply, the darker the wood will end up. Of course, you want to also rub down the wood after the final coat.
This simple job is a great way to make your old windows look more modern and match with the rest of your style. Contact a company like Beissel Window & Siding for more on this topic.Australian shares are set to follow Wall Street sharply lower as global covid cases soar and fears of a contested US election intensify.
The Australian SPI 200 futures contract was down 88 points, or 1.5 per cent, to 5957 points at 8.30am Sydney time on Thursday, suggesting a negative start to trading.
Locally, former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett has slammed the James Packer-backed Crown Resorts, claiming the “wonderful assets” of the gaming company have been “let down” by its board of directors, the bulk of whom he says should quit, including chair Helen Coonan, The Australian reports.
The S&P/ASX200 benchmark index finished up 6.7 points, or 0.11 per cent, to 6057.7 on Wednesday. The All Ordinaries closed higher by 15.3 points, or 0.24 per cent, to 6262.5.
Gold was down 1.6 per cent at $US1878.44 an ounce; Brent oil was down 5.0 per cent to $US39.15 a barrel; Iron ore was up 1.5 per cent to $US116.87 a tonne.
China shares ended higher for a second consecutive day on Wednesday, as consumers and healthcare stocks gained amid hopes of further economic recovery from the pandemic.
At the close, the Shanghai Composite index was up 0.46 per cent at 3,269.24. The blue-chip CSI300 index was up 0.81 per cent, with its consumer staples sector 2.24 per cent higher, and the healthcare sub-index rose 1.13 per cent.
Hong Kong shares ended lower on Wednesday, tracking the weak lead of global markets, as sentiment took a hit with the resurgence of covid-19 cases in the US and Europe. At the close of trade, the Hang Seng index was down 75.11 points or 0.3 per cent at 24,727.20.
Around the region, MSCI’s Asia ex-Japan stock index was firmer by 0.14 per cent, while Japan’s Nikkei index closed down 0.29 per cent.
German shares suffered their weakest day since early June on Wednesday as the government agreed on an emergency lockdown to combat surging covid-19 cases, with other European markets following suit on fears of more curbs around the continent.
The German DAX sank as much as 5 per cent before cutting some losses to close down 4.2 per cent at its lowest in five months. The precise measures were still subject to negotiation, with sources saying the government had agreed to shut bars and restaurants from 2 November.
The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 3 per cent in its sharpest one-day drop in five weeks. France's main index dropped 3.4 per cent ahead of France's decision to reimpose a month-long lockdown.
“News of renewed lockdown measures... will add further to growth concerns in the region, at a time when mobility indicators have already started to fall and survey indicators moderate,” said Mohammed Kazmi, portfolio manager for UBP’s Absolute Return Fixed Income team.
The European Commission proposed new tax and trade measures on Wednesday to fight the pandemic around the EU, while sources said Germany aims to increase its debt plans next year to finance new coronavirus aid measures.
All sectors in Europe were firmly in the red, with the economically sensitive autos sector leading losses, down almost 5 per cent.
US stocks also tripped with surging cases there weighing on sentiment and no stimulus package in sight just a week ahead of the US presidential election.
The downbeat mood overshadowed a batch of upbeat quarterly results from European companies, with Deutsche Bank and retailer Carrefour down despite upbeat results.
German online takeaway food company Delivery Hero and industrial technology group Hexagon, however, were among the rare gainers after robust earnings reports.
Aero-engine maker Rolls-Royce, meanwhile, soared 12.5 per cent a day after shareholders approved a 2 billion pound ($3.7 billion) rights issue to bolster its finances.
The spiraling pandemic and Washington’s failure to reach a deal on new fiscal stimulus before the 3 November election drove all three stock indexes to close almost 3 per cent lower.
Twelve US states set records for hospitalized covid-19 patients on Tuesday, while Germany and France announced plans to shut large swathes of public life for a month as the pandemic surged across Europe.
Shares of hotels, airlines and other companies sensitive to covid-19-related turmoil sank. The S&P 1500 airlines index and leisure related stocks fell, and the energy index slid as oil prices tumbled on fears of a deeper drop in fuel demand.
With just six days to the election, Wall Street's fear gauge spiked to its highest level since 15 June. Concerns that a winner might not be declared the night of 3 November also spurred the wide sell-off.
[Predictive value of the standardized tuberculin test in children vaccinated with BCG].

The applicability of tuberculin test in children under five years of age, BCG-vaccinated during their first year of life, is a controversial matter. With a view to clarifying the subject the predictive positive value of the test in a region of high BCG coverage and low prevalence of tuberculous infection was analysed. From the proportion of strong reactors among infants and school-age children, vaccinated and not unvaccinated, the declining rate of BCG induced allergy and the increment rate of naturally acquired tuberculin sensitivity between the first and the seventh years of life were calculated. Those calculations allowed for the estimation of the respective values for the intermediate ages. The numbers of false positives to be expected were calculated by difference. Knowing the sensibility and the specificity (1 - FP) of the test, the BCG coverage and the prevalence of infection, the predictive values for tuberculous infection were: 1.52%, 4.22%, 8.26%, 14.86% and 23.00%, respectively from the first to the fifth years of life. Under these conditions, the probability of a strong reaction being provoked by BCG is very high, decreasing the applicability of the test both in clinics and epidemiology.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Breaks on class definition with namespace
username_0: * Ruby version: `ruby 2.5.3p105 (2018-10-18 revision 65156) [x86_64-darwin18]`
* Rubyfmt git sha: cbc2e0edd23af6abc63659bd654e5580c4521571

## Input file

```ruby
class A::B
end
```

## Rubyfmt's output

```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  7: from../rubyfmt/src/rubyfmt.rb:2285:in `<main>'
  6: from../rubyfmt/src/rubyfmt.rb:2282:in `main'
  5: from../rubyfmt/src/rubyfmt.rb:2142:in `format_program'
  4: from../rubyfmt/src/rubyfmt.rb:2142:in `each'
  3: from../rubyfmt/src/rubyfmt.rb:2143:in `block in format_program'
  2: from../rubyfmt/src/rubyfmt.rb:2136:in `format_expression'
  1: from../rubyfmt/src/rubyfmt.rb:2071:in `block in format_expression'
../rubyfmt/src/rubyfmt.rb:902:in `format_class': didn't get a const ref (RuntimeError)
```

## This breaks because

Rubyfmt doesn’t understand `A::B` in class definition.<issue_closed> They were at my place because of my depression, and went through the apartment.  "It's your life, you're 20 years old and made an informed decision. We don't care about what you're putting in your body"
So the situation surrounding it was a bit strange but I had stuff sitting out like vials and even 100mL of filtered Tren that hasn't been put in vials yet.  So at least in my recent experience, they don't seem to careRemember when working from home sounded like the ultimate dream? You’d get up early to go for a run or do pilates in the time you’d save on the commute. You’d get dressed up for the day, smash out your tasks quicker than ever and of course, you