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spec: By the end of that year , the battle between the duo had intensified to a point of no return . Small but rapid allocations of funds , from a maximum of $ 25,000 at the earliest stage of a project 's development to as much as $ 1 million for detailed technical design enable the GEF to move ahead on promising efforts working toward endorsement as full projects to be approved by the GEF Council , the main administrative body . University of British Columbia and the Province of British Columbia are committed to achieving this Purpose and these Principles and to establishing and maintaining the Learning Centre as a leading facility in the development , provision , and delivery of learning resources and services . But I do n't believe we should have to get to the point of no return before we stop to take a break . These energies are now high enough to slowly cause damage in the glass lenses used in photolithography optics , destroying the optics over time . Some keyboards can readily be disassembled for cleaning or adjustment , but others have a " point of no return " beyond which the pieces can be very hard to get back together again . Most of the included studies used sham acupuncture as control , though waiting list controls and lidocaine injections were also used . He took the entrance exams , and they admitted him to law school . Past the point of no return .