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(a) Fig. (a) shows a nonconducting rod of length L = 9.00 cm and uniform linear charge
density λ = +3.96 pC/m. Take V
= 0 at infinity. What is V at point P at distance d = 8.00 cm along
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So Im watching the NFL Network the other day and run across a show featuring what NFL Films has determined as the Top 10 linebacking units of all-time. I had a pretty good idea the New Orleans Saints and the Dome Patrol of the early 1990s had a good chance at making the list. I remember just how much punishment
Rickey Jackson, Vaughn Johnson, Sam Mills and Pat Swilling inflicted on opposing offenses. So the show starts and one by one some of the greatest units of all-time are profiled.
From the Orange Crush of Denver to a great Chiefs defense that helped them win Super Bowl IV in 1970 to the Steel Curtain of Pittsburgh the program featured some of the most fierce men to ever to put on pads.
Once No. 2 (the Steel Curtain) got there and there was still no sign of the Saints, I began to think here we go again, New Orleans gets no love.
But I thought it was strange that they kept showing a clip of Johnson on the sidelines (saying all right theres a new quarterback in the game, his worst nightmare) coming in and out of commercials, but had not yet mentioned the group in which he played for. Much to my surprise, once the show came back from its final break, sure enough, the Saints of the early 1990s were ranked as the best group of linebackers of all-time.
The talked about each player individually. The talked about how Jackson was mean, physical and a natural linebacker. Then when they introduced Swilling, they made a comment that led me to believe many (like myself) believe Jackson should be in the Hall of Fame.
They said the Saints got him a Yellow Jacket (a yellow jacket is what Hall of Famers wear) in speaking of Swilling, who came from Georgia Tech (the Yellow Jackets).
They said how Swilling was a pure pass rusher, how Mills was one of the smartest defensive players ever and how Johnson just looked like a football player and hit like one too.
Then they cut back to Pittsburgh radio host Mark Madden of 1250-AM and he balked at the idea of the Saints unit being ranked ahead of his beloved Steelers teams.
Then the commentator countered Madden and started running off some of the reasons the Saints in the early 1990s had what they felt was the No. 1 linebacking corp of all time. First off, despite the fact those teams never won a playoff game, the Saints had never had a winning season before them. With those four players, the Saints never had a losing season and made three playoff appearances.
Those four Saints linebackers made 13 combined Pro Bowls in those six years and in 1992, all four were selected to play in the game, which had never, and likely will never, happen again. In addition, only once did another Saints defensive player other than the four linebackers make a Pro Bowl appearance.
But if anyone else needed any more proof that the Saints of the mid-1990s had the most dominating linebacking corp ever, read this quote from former 49ers running back Roger Craig, considered one of the best of his time and a multiple Super Bowl champion.
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The Nephrology Program at Seattle Children's is one of the largest and most recognized programs in the country specializing in research and clinical care. Through collaboration, our faculty and staff remain at the forefront of kidney disease management, giving children better options for innovative therapies and successful transplants.
Our investigators conduct an array of clinical studies focusing on many aspects of kidney disease. While the specific goals of each study may be different, the basic goal remains the same - to improve of our understanding of childhood kidney disease and develop improved treatments for children affected by both acute and chronic kidney conditions. Below is a brief summary of our current research efforts.
Help us answer questions about childhood health and illness, and help other children in the future. Learn more.
Our dialysis-related research aims to improve our understanding of how to perform dialysis better in children with end-stage kidney disease and those with acute kidney injury. Examples of ongoing dialysis projects include:
SCOPE is a quality-improvement project sponsored by the Children's Hospital Association intended to reduce the rates of infection in children treated with peritoneal dialysis. The project seeks to identify best practices for infection prevention and to share those practices among the centers collaborating in the project.
We participate in the International Pediatric Peritonitis Registry, which has collected data on thousands of children worldwide who have been treated with peritoneal dialysis. Data from this registry will help identify changes in the peritoneal dialysis procedure which may improve outcomes for children with this condition.
Children's was one of the founding centers of the Prospective Pediatric CRRT (ppCRRT) Registry. Data from this registry has been used to identify key characteristics of children with acute kidney injury and aspects of the continuous renal-replacement therapy procedure which may affect outcomes of these children.
We are participating in the development of the Prospective Pediatric Acute Kidney Injury Research Group (ppAKI-RG), which will examine new devices and procedures for treatment of acute kidney injury in children. This multicenter research group will serve as a platform for significant advancements in pediatric acute kidney injury research.
NEPTUNE is a group of medical centers, patient support organizations and clinical research resources dedicated to advancing the understanding and treatment of nephrotic syndrome. The main goal of the NEPTUNE study is to find markers of nephrotic syndrome. A marker is a biological substance that can be found in blood, urine or tissue. It can show us whether a person has a certain condition or disease.
Our investigators are interested in the diseases called focal and segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS); minimal change disease (MCD); and membranous nephropathy (MN). These are all types of nephrotic syndrome. As part of the NEPTUNE network, we hope to learn more about these syndromes, so we can find better way to prevent, diagnose and treat patients with these conditions.
If you would to learn about the NEPTURE studies going on at Children's, please contact Jennifer Skytta.
We want to learn more about how high blood pressure in teens affects their risk for cardiovascular injury later in life. We want to learn how lifestyle (diet and exercise) affects the way your teen's genes and influence blood pressure.
We will compare study results of teens with normal, mid-range and high blood pressure.
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Teens 13 to 17 years with a range of blood pressure levels (normal, mid and high) are eligible for the study.
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TAKE-IT is an NIH multicenter study aimed to improve medication adherence in adolescent kidney transplant recipients. For more information about our TAKE-IT studies, contact Alexis Christensen or Liz Kleine.
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The Office's Oscar Nunez and Reno 911! alum Kerri Kenney will both guest-star on the New Girl season finale, which finds the group heading out on a cruise, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
Nunez will play a ship employee who makes Coach (Damon Wayans Jr.), who is deathly afraid of boats, totally lose it. Kenney will play the by-the-books captain of the ship who tries to help mend the relationship between Nick (Jake Johnson) and Jess (Zooey Deschanel).
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Obstruction of Judges
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This strategy makes no sense. Unlike Supreme Court justices, lower-court judges are required to apply Supreme Court precedents, rather than second-guess them. By treating every appellate-court nomination as a dress rehearsal for a
Supreme Court battle to come, the Senate and the interest groups have created the misleading impression that lower-court judges are more polarized and less constrained than they actually are. In fact, on the best functioning appellate courts, there are clear right and wrong answers in most cases that judges, Democrats and Republicans alike, can identify after careful study of the complicated facts and relevant precedents. By subjecting lower-court nominees to brutalizing confirmation hearings in the Supreme Court style, the Senate is contributing to the Clarence Thomas syndrome, which occurs when a judge is so scarred and embittered by his confirmation ordeal that he becomes radicalized on the bench, castigating his opponents and rewarding his supporters. In short, by exaggerating the stakes in the lower-court nomination battles, interest groups on both sides may be encouraging the appointment of judges who will fulfill their worst fears.
s a case study in the way that nominees on both sides are being caricatured by the confirmation process, I arranged to meet with Allen Snyder and with John Roberts. Snyder, who is 56, is based at home these days; after his nomination died in the Senate in 2000, he resigned his partnership at Hogan and took early retirement.
Quiet and mild-mannered, Snyder exudes moderation and weighs his words carefully. But he is clearly still frustrated by the fact that the opposition to him was almost entirely masked. ''As a nominee, you get virtually no information as to what's going on,'' he said in a conversation at Hogan & Hartson. ''I got a call the afternoon before that I was getting a hearing the very next morning.'' Snyder's hearing in May 2000, eight months after he was nominated, was something of a lovefest. Though he was nominated by Clinton, he had the support of several influential conservatives, including his former boss, Chief Justice Rehnquist, and Robert Bork, who worked with him on behalf of Netscape in the Justice Department's suit against Microsoft . At the hearing, whose chairman was Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, Snyder proclaimed his devotion to judicial restraint. ''Senator Specter congratulated me on how well things had gone and told me he was confident I would be confirmed and told me I would be a great judge,'' Snyder recalls. ''And then the committee never took a vote.''
A week after the hearing, The Wall Street Journal wrote a vicious editorial attacking Senator Orrin Hatch for having granted Snyder a hearing in the first place. Titled ''A G.O.P. Judicial Debacle?'' the editorial's only charge against Snyder was that he served as a lawyer for Bruce Lindsey, President Clinton's White House counsel. Calling the nomination Snyder's reward for ''counseling the consigliere ,'' the editorial pointed out that ''conservatives still hold a 6-4 ideological edge on the D.C. Circuit on most issues'' and that Snyder's confirmation might mean ''a 5-5 split that could haunt the first year of a Bush Presidency.'' Blaming the Democrats for having ''established a precedent for sitting on election-year nominees'' by denying a hearing to John Roberts in 1992, the editorial concluded, ''If Senator Hatch lacks the backbone, we suspect the nomination could still be stopped with the right phone call -- to Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott from George W. Bush.'' Shortly after, Snyder was told that Lott had decided to kill his nomination.
''I think what happened to John Roberts and others caused there to be a sense of payback,'' Snyder says.
A few days after meeting Snyder, I returned to the 13th floor of Hogan & Hartson to meet Roberts. If Snyder is quiet and gently formal, Roberts, 47, is boyish and ebullient. Although he felt frustrated and out-of-sorts during the wait for a hearing during his first nomination, now, during his second, he is 10 years older and resolved to be more patient, fully aware of the uncertainties ahead. The Democrats have not yet decided whether they will give Roberts a hearing. And even if he does get a hearing, his candidacy has been thrown into further question by the Democrats' decision to make each confirmation a referendum on a single case: Roe v. Wade.
In 1990, when he was a deputy solicitor general, Roberts signed a brief in a case about abortion financing that included a footnote calling for Roe v. Wade to be overturned, the Bush administration's official position at the time. ''I think that raises very serious questions about where he is on this issue,'' I was told by Kate Michelman, the head of the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League. Was it really fair, I asked, to hold Roberts accountable for defending the Bush administration's position, which was after all his job? ''I think Roberts is going to have to speak directly as to whether or not he believes that the Constitution protects the right to choose,'' Michelman replied, ''and if not, then I think he should not sit on the bench.''


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Plan for Tribal Casino Backfires On a Fading Jersey Shore Town
By IVER PETERSON
Published: September 20, 1998
ANADARKO, Okla.— In 1995, the Mayor and business leaders of Wildwood, a struggling resort on the Jersey Shore, were certain that the path to prosperity ran through this parched corner of western Oklahoma. The idea seemed inspired: Take a bit of city land -- a two-acre parking lot, actually -- and give it back to Oklahoma's Delaware Indians, whose ancestors were pushed out of New Jersey in the 1830's. The Indians would open a casino, and Wildwood would finally tap into the river of dollars flowing to the mighty resort casinos of Atlantic City, 30 miles up the shore.
It has not worked out that way.
Far from gaining a small-scale gambling parlor to match its small-town hopes, Wildwood has seen its redevelopment plan pushed to the sidelines by battling lawyers who have literally made a Federal case out of it. The Delawares, once Wildwood's allies, have instead teamed up with a well-heeled national Indian gambling developer and filed a lawsuit claiming all of the city as their ancestral land. Wildwood tried to give the tribe the parking lot, but that only brought another lawsuit, from the State of New Jersey, seeking to block any deal that might undermine Atlantic City's casino monopoly.
And now, the Delawares are raising the stakes. Unless the state drops its opposition to an Indian casino in Wildwood, the Delawares' lawyer said, the tribe will sue for thousands of New Jersey acres outside of Wildwood that it says were taken in violation of a 1790 Federal law. A dozen or more tribes -- in California, Maine, Washington State and elsewhere -- have won thousands of acres and millions of dollars with such claims, and any land won could be developed into an Indian casino without state approval.
''So what started out as a 2.2 acre-case to revitalize Wildwood is turning into a suit involving potentially thousands of acres and millions of dollars,'' the tribe's lawyer, Glenn D. McGogney, said.
As Wildwood and its Mayor, Fred Wager, have learned, the world of casino development is not a penny-ante game.
''We've got 26 percent unemployment, we've got businesses boarded up right in the heart of downtown, we've got a high school that isn't properly funded, and we've got kids who have to leave town when they graduate,'' Mr. Wager said. ''That's what we're facing in Wildwood, and all I can hope is that when this whole thing works itself out, the city will get back some of what we've lost.''
When he talked about small-town problems, the Mayor could also have been speaking of Anadarko, a town of 6,600 in one of Oklahoma's poorest counties. From the Redskin Theater (closed) at the west end of town to the Indian City Lanes, Anadarko and surrounding Caddo County are propped up by their small farms and ranches; by some summer visitors to the Indian City USA theme park, and by the housing, education and health care that the Federal Government provides the area's seven tribes.
Of a dozen people interviewed here, no one was aware of the Delawares' New Jersey project, but the idea that a tribe would want to venture that far made sense to some.
''I guess they need to get some more business, the same as the people in New Jersey do,'' said Wayne Gomez, a reporter at The Anadarko Daily News.
The Delawares refused to meet with a reporter who visited their trust lands to discuss the Wildwood matter. The tribe's chief, Larry Snake, even denied in a brief phone conversation that Mr. McGogney was representing the tribe, an assertion that Mr. McGogney disputed. ''We have a signed contract,'' said Mr. McGogney, who is listed in court papers as the tribe's lawyer.
Federal regulators say that Wildwood's experience, right down to its abject failure so far, has parallels all over the country. Governments or businesses seeking to revive depressed properties are cutting deals with Indians whose tribal lands are too remote to prosper. Bring Indian casinos to the customers, the thinking goes, and everyone will be happy.
This would be done by persuading the Federal Government to take a property into trust for a tribe -- creating a mini-reservation, in effect, that is under the tribe's sovereignty and removed from local and state control, including zoning regulations. But Federal Indian policy frowns on creating trust lands for gambling. So far only one such effort, in Wisconsin, has succeeded, and then only because the entire state leadership supported the idea.
New Jersey has no federally recognized tribes and no Indian trust lands, but it does have three state-recognized Indian tribes -- the Ramapough, the Nanticoke and the Powhatan -- that are demanding Federal recognition and their own lands. So far, the Bureau of Indian Affairs has rejected their pleas.
Indian gambling is a $7 billion-a-year industry, Federal officials say, with 185 tribes running 285 gambling operations in 28 states. A sliver of that action belongs to western Oklahoma's Delawares, a federally recognized tribe with 1,200 members on a few thousand acres of trust lands.
The tribe's Gold River casino and bingo parlor occupies a low steel building among the gnarled oaks and pines north of town. Every day until 1 A.M., local cowboys, a few tourists and transient retirees hunker down in the smoky air and the din of slot machines to feed dollar bills into the tribe's 50 or so ''pull-tab'' machines.


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I always think of this when people talk about putting mousse in their hair.
Hey look, "art" that isn't art.
Hey look, Jen Graves reporting on it.
Makes sense to me.
Some things were made to be burned.
care to elaborate?
more porn star photos.
lol @2....
go ahead, tell us, what IS art?
Try asking an artist what art is. In person.
It's fucking hilarious.
Hey Mr Poe -- Whiting is one of my favorite artists as well. But I also love Claire, too.
Um. Never mind.
Thanks Jen, for reminding me to go check it out.. I've been a fan of Claire since before the internet was tubes and pipes.
oh no -- sarcasm!
The first time I remember puking I was in early elementary school. I was home with the flu and had just drank a big glass of grape drink. Purple spew on green velour and brown shag.
This sketch reminds me of how I felt afterwards.
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Got a couple more trophies last summer and have been enjoying driving it :) it is loosening up well and is very torquey!
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Got a couple more trophies last summer and have been enjoying driving it :) it is loosening up well and is very torquey!
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Finally got round to fitting the proper filters on the car.
K&N box filters much better design and air flow than the foam variants which have large chunks of foam as separators and jam against...
cheers - just glad it's finished!
Looking forward to the new pics....
Hey your alive! Looks lovely - need more pics!!!!
Thanks for the feedback guys.
Car now handles so much better with wishbone altered and poly bushes - no more pulling to left under braking! and it passed its MOT (vehicle test) last Friday!
Had noticed a problem with Mk1 under heavy braking was pulling to the right and wondered what could be up as alignment had been set.
Had a look at the wishbones and noticed that the drivers side...
It is BMW Sterling Gray metallic - lot of X5's roll with the colour and that's why i picked it as they have black arch inserts etc
Had the car at our main VW event here in Northern Ireland for the first time and got a couple of prizes! Best Bay and Best Mk1! Which was nice!
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Thread was lost for while in the change over... so a little update is in order!
I got a Zeitronix system for it from the wife for Christmas which was great :drool: and managed to get some time to...
impressive metal work.
and the plan for zinga and epoxy on the floor pan is a good one - you won't regret it!
I got it made by a guy in Northern Ireland - its actually a digger/excavator oil cooler - twin core and the cores are quite large hence i could get away with a narrow width - and it cools really well.
Started in 2003 finished last week â just a very brief pictorial history.
Well I have finally finished the project! About time too says you!
I have added some more restoration pictures to page 1 that I uncovered recently.
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Have that exact four branch and system on my car Storm Developments and Jetex - sounds really nice and not annoying noise at all - nice burble on idle and it breathes nicely up the gears... quality...
I undercoated floor pan with this
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Here's a wee detailing shot for you guys to enjoy - the detail was done in the summer - but of course being Northern Ireland it rained after the detail for about a million years and between the rain...
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Morgan Stanley, the US investment bank which played a role in the IPOs of several internet-based companies last year, including LinkedIn, is expected to be Facebook's lead adviser.
Goldman Sachs, which helped Facebook raise $1.5bn at the start of 2010, is also said to have a role, according to reports in the Wall Street Journal.
A successful flotation would come as a huge boost to Wall Street where banks have been starved of lucrative deals in the wake of the financial crisis.
Facebook has said it intends to go public, with most analysts expecting the move in the first half of the year. Under US law, the group will have to start disclosing its financial results from April because it has more than 500 investors.
The IPO, which is expected to raise about $10bn, is set to make its founder Mark Zuckerberg a billionaire several times over. The group is thought to be keen to list on the New York Stock Exchange, rather than the more tech heavy Nasdaq.
PrivCo, a US group that studies privately held companies, claimed last night that Facebook was targeting an IPO price of $38 to $40 for its shares, with a target value for the company of $90bn to $95bn.
The company was said to be reluctant to aim for the full $100bn valuation in the hope of leaving some value for investors following the listing.
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I need to connect to a MySQL database from a java Desktop application. The way I was planning on doing this, was using HTTP to open a php page on my website, that PHP script will handle all the mysql stuff so my MySQL user/pass is not accessable to the client at all. so, my question is, would SSL be required? and also, how could I prevent people from taking the URL to the PHP script and using their web browser to mess things up on the database?
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This should probably be on the security site, but anyway.
If you don't want everything you send to the database to be visible to the world, use SSL.
Force the client to authenticate to your server side script before making any changes to the database if you don't want anyone in the world making changes.
Make sure that SQL injection is prevented.
Why wouldn't you just use MySQL user authentication with SSL? Writing your own bridge sounds like it would only cause problems and expose more security holes than you'd otherwise have.
SSL helps provide a layer of security, through encryption, which keeps people from hijacking the connection and intercepting what you send (for more information, see: Firesheep). Therefore, while not required, per se, it is recommended. If you have control over the Java app, and depending on your purposes (namely, an in-house application), then you can use a self-signed certificate and package the cert with the app for verification purposes (see: this SO question for more info on self-signed vs CA SSL certs).
As with other Information Security things, nothing is 100% guaranteed, but the most common way to do this would be via an API key, especially since what you're describing is an API.
If you're looking for a quick-and-dirty setup, then you can use HTTP Basic Authentication to send some credentials, and use SSL to secure it. For a more robust solution, you'll probably want to look into HTTP Digest Authentication and/or OAuth. What you use will also depend on your specific needs.
You can then code the API key into the Java app, or create a way of generating and requesting API keys (again, depends on your specific purposes and needs), and the client sends the API key with the request. If the key doesn't match what you have "on file", then you deny the request.
A quick note on using an API vs connecting to MySQL directly
A couple of people brought up connecting to MySQL directly. I think this is a valid option, but will depend largely on what you're doing and who you're distributing to (and, for that matter, whether you want to open that database to other clients).
If you have plans to have other clients (such as mobile devices) connecting to this database, or if you don't have control of the database for whatever reason (ie - your hosting setup won't allow you to make remote access available), then it might prove useful in the long run to build an API.
However, if you have no such plans, or do have full control of the database, and you control the source code of the Java application, then directly connecting to the MySQL database is a valid option. Just make sure you follow the principle of least access - the Java application gets a dedicated MySQL user that only has the permissions that are absolutely necessary - and the Java application user has a strong password (and since no humans are involved in this process after you code it, you can use a password generator to create something long and convoluted and completely random).


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Rural guesthouse hotel with organic orange and lemon orchard for sale direct from the owners; Price 660,600 euros
The property is currently being run as a successful licenced "casa rural" operating with "green credentials". The business has a strong website presence (no 1 in google under a number of key searches) as well as featuring in a number of prestigious travel accommodation guides. Easily run in its present form as a life style business for two people but, with potential for further development. 2015 we harvested and sold 30,000 kilos of organic lemons.
|Construction size approx 568 meter sq
|Double Glazing and airconditioning
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|Five ensuite letting rooms plus one large suite with sitting room, bathroom, terrace and a further two bedrooms.
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|Reception area 30 meter sq.
|Large Commercial kitchen
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Around 150 meter sq of terraces Terraces to front and rear of property Terraces around the raised swimming pool area
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Approx. 8x8meters with panoramic views to the mountains.
Malaga Province, Andalucia, Spain
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| 40 minutes drive from Malaga airport
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April 2014 we planted 50 Hojablanco olive trees and expect to be self sufficient in organic olive oil
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|Highly positive independent reviews on internet travel sites (Tripadvisor)
Other features
|Large solar powered hot water array.
|Three phase electricity supply.
|Separate owners two bedroomed flat with private paved court yard, flowerbeds and outbuildings, seperate access.
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I'm a lot dumber than anybody posting here, but any guidance would be appreciated.
I've installed AutoMod via FTP, but when I navigate to http://www.occupyhln.org/forums/install/index.php, I get the error that there are too many redirects.
I'm currently hosted with HostGator although I'm transferring to a new host. But I don't think this is a host issue.
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Some apps - no matter how cool they are seldom get used - they're akin to a convertible that gets used on sunny weekends. I use Pocket everyday & as other reviews frequently praise two features in particular: text to speech & curated recommendations - both of those work fantastically for me. I'll catch up on loads of content I might otherwise miss while doing chores or driving with the speech function.
I suppose if I had one concern it might be the occasion I listened to a fantastic article one day & absolutely could not find it again the next - perhaps if there was a way to enable a history function. I read the piece straight from recommended articles & thus wasn't saved. Customer service was unable to help.
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HORSHAM, Pa. (AP) -- Toll Brothers Inc.'s net income increased in its fiscal third quarter, as the luxury homebuilder delivered more homes and average sales prices rose.
But the Horsham, Pennsylvania-based company also reported on Wednesday that its new home contracts declined in the May-July quarter from a year earlier. Shares in the builder fell 4.4 percent in in afternoon trading.
Toll Brothers said completed sales vaulted 36 percent from the prior-year period to 1,444 homes, while signed contracts fell 6 percent to 1,324 homes.
In a statement, CEO Douglas Yearley noted that pent-up demand "has yet to be unleashed," but added that he still believes housing is recovering.
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Revenue in the latest quarter jumped 53 percent to $1.06 billion from $689.2 million.
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5.0 stars 13 totalReview J. Secontine
Posted by Pete
I have worked with several lawyers in Oakland county.Randall Secontine is superior bar none.He took the time to give me detailed legal advice when it mattered the most.Thanks to Randall I got my life back a year and a half early from probation.That meant so much to me,especially when probation was strict and over bearing.He will tell you how it is in your situation and do his best for you.
Posted by Keith
I wouldn't hesitate to hire Randy again. He kept me informed and kept me calm. He answered my many questions both in person and via email and text. And he let me know what to expect next.
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If you are in need of a hardworking, experienced lawyer, Randall Secontine is your guy. He will be there for you every step of the way and treats his clients with respect and dignity. Randall is an extremely intelligent and informed lawyer, but also a down to Earth, caring individual. Whenever I had any questions or complications with the court he was there to back me up. He even reached out to me after my case to see if everything was going well in my life.
Posted by denise
Hi Randy, actually this is Denise,Hannah mom and I have been meaning to write a letter to you on behalf of all of Hannah's family, Dan & I. To thank you from the bottom of our hearts for not only being Hannah's lawyer but for caring for her in a way far beyond a lawyers duties to do right by her. You were a counselor and a friend who put what had happened in perspective.
I personally know many lawyers and you are the one I would want to defend me or for that matter anyone I know. You have changed our opinion of lawyers and we thank you very much. I will recommend you to everyone. We are still in shock at what took place in the court room. Hannah is a good daughter and Im grateful the judge saw that in her and the accomplishments she has made because of that she got a second chance. So I thank him also. Good luck to you.
Posted by Nicholas
Randy is the best. He will exceed your expectations. If there's an aspect of your case or industry that isn't immediately comprehendable, he will be sure to take necessary measures to thoroughly understand it. He is punctual, ethical, and will be sure to keep in constant contact with you to insure you're well-informed.
Posted by Walter
After my 1st meeting with Randy Secontine, I felt comfortable that he had my best interest in mind. Randy was the right individual who would take a serious look at the case, weighing all facts objectively. This was proven to me by his attention to detail as he reviewed my background and timeline of events leading up to my situation. His knowledge of the law is outstanding. Even though he made no promises as to the outcome, he assured me that he would use all of his talents and resources to reach a favorable outcome to my situation.
Randy was great at keeping me informed of the progression of the case. Prior to meeting Randy I had dealt with 2 other attorneys and the outcome was a disaster, I was a cash cow for one and the other attorney's case load was too great to accommodate my needs. Dealing with them it not only cost me money, but years of the runaround, literally. Once I explained my situation to Randy he assured me that he and his team would provide the necessary time and effort to find a reasonable conclusion to my case, and that put my mind at ease. The outcome of my reconsideration case was favorable. Thanks to his dedication it was completed in less than a few months. I am truly grateful due to the outstanding effort of Randy Secontine for that.
I would highly recommend Randy Secontine.
Posted by David
Randy has helped me reduce a misdemeanor to a civil infraction and from there he had my six months probation reduced to four. I am a preprofessional student and a misdemeanor charge would have jeopardized my future, Randy was with me the whole time answering my calls and emails and walking me through the entire process. He outlined clearly what was expected of me and what was expected of him and always prepared me for what was next. I never experienced a situation where the parameters were dubious. After my trail my probation officer commented that I "must of had a good lawyer," she was spot on.
Posted by a DUI & DWI client
Many lawyers tell you exactly what they think you want to hear and lead you down a primrose path during your consultation. Mr. Secontine is very straight forward, honest and he lets his legal expertise in the courtroom speak for him. He is compassionate, diligent, available 24-7 and operates with great integrity and genuinely cares, on a personal level, for each of his clients. His vast experience as a former Oakland County prosecutor, combined with the team mentality of his highly respected firm, work wonders in courtrooms from district to circuit. He knows personally many of the presiding judges and current prosecutors and always seems to work the best possible angle on each case. I've employed Mr. Secontine's services on cases ranging from Probation Violations in Shelby Twp and Driving While License Suspended tickets in Troy District to finally a DUI in Oakland County Circuit. I was simply amazed by his knowledge of the legal system and the way he commanded professional respect in the courtroom. Not only did he get me the BEST possible outcome on each unfortunate case I had, he helped me get my life back together and offered caring advice on how to be a better person and avoid future problems. Mr. Secontine helped my family & I tremendously through very tough times, navigated my legal mess with flawless expertise and inspired me to be a better person and make better decisions in the future. And although I don't plan to need his (criminal) legal services ever again, I'd never use another attorney and he comes with the best & highest recommendation possible. Mr. Secontine was worth every cent he was paid and I'll forever be grateful I chose to hire him during the hardest times of my life. Thank you, Randy!
Posted by Lynn
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It was a pleasure having Randy represent me in my lawsuit .He is a true professional hard working and honest lawyer. I hope that I dont ever have to go through this again but if I do I would hire him again
Posted by Jennifer
Randy and his firm are wonderful people. They are extremely knowlegable and they explained everything in detail and in an elementary way so that we could fully understand. They are very compasionate caring people. We felt they really cared about our son, our whole family and what we were going through. They met with us each and every time that we had questions and many times they were our counselors and friends that would talk to us until we were comfortable. I honeslty feel like we made new friends when we met Randy and his team. They really are the best.


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Utilizing a social ethic toward the environment in assessing genetically engineered insect-resistance in trees
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Social policies are used to regulate how members of a society interact and share resources. If we expand our sense of community to include the ecosystem of which we are a part, we begin to develop an ethical obligation to this broader community. This ethic recognizes that the environment has intrinsic value, and each of us, as members of society, are ethically bound to preserve its sustainability. In assessing the environmental risks of new agricultural methods and technologies, society should not freely trade economic gains for ecological damage, but rather seek practices that are compatible with ecosystem health. This approach is used to evaluate the environmental risks associated with genetically engineered insect-resistant trees. The use of insect-resistant trees is a biologically based pest control strategy that has several advantages over pesticide use. However, the use of genetically engineered trees presents particular ecological concerns because the trees are long lived and often are not highly domesticated. The main environmental concerns reviewed include: (1) adaptation of pests to the trees, leading to a non-sustainable agricultural practice, (2) transgenic trees producing environmental toxins, (3) insect resistance enhancing the invasiveness of the tree, causing it to become weedy or invade wild habitats, and (4) transfer of the transgene to wild or feral relatives of the tree, possibly increasing the invasiveness of weeds or wild plants. Some methods are available to offset these risks; however, the environmental risks associated with this technology have been poorly researched and need to be more clearly identified so that when we evaluate the risks, it is based on the best information obtainable. To fulfil an ethical obligation to the environment, public policies and government regulations are needed to preserve the sustainability of both the environment and the future of our production systems. A better understanding of both the ecological issues and of genetic engineering in general are needed on the part of citizens and policy makers alike to ensure that sound environmental decisions are made. Otherwise, the environmental benefits of this technology, mainly decreasing the use of more toxic pesticides in tree crops and forests, will either be lost or traded for other environmental hazards.
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This issue makes no sense to me. I have loaded some mp4 videos from my PC to the nook. If I am at home on our WIFI, mp4 vidoes play fine. But if we leave the house and we are in, lets say, our car on a long trip, the videos won't play. Video also doesn't work on a plane or anywhere else without WIFI connected. Why?
This issue makes me want to return the Nook and buy an iPad.
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The final issue of DCâs resurrected titleâs month may have spilled into February, but itâs worth the wait. âThe Questionâ returns for a thirty-seventh issue and the creative team from that series, Dennis OâNeil and Denys Cowan, team with current Question writer Greg Rucka to resurrect Vic Sage/Charlie as a Black Lantern. This issue acts as a good meeting of the two different Questionsâ worlds as the legacy of Vic Sage is touched upon, while Renee Montoya proves herself a worthy successor.
The issue begins with a quick recap of Vic Sageâs life and, then, Professor Aristotle âTotâ Rodor and Renee, knowing whatâs happening around the world with the Black Lanterns, prepare for the possible resurrection of Charlie. The arrival of Lady Shiva complicates matters as she challenges Renee to a fight to prove herself. Rucka and OâNeil approach this issue with originality as Tot not only knows Charlie will return, but is hoping for it: a Black Lantern Question will be able to give him answers about life and death that no one else could. Not only that, but the resolution of the confrontation with the Black Lantern is very interesting and unique that plays upon their senses emotions in others.
For all its originality and cleverness, this issue doesnât deviate from the other âBlackest Nightâ tie-ins too much as it still essentially follows the pattern of dead hero comes back and fights people close to him or her. Totâs curiosity or Shivaâs ingenuity canât mask that basic pattern. Itâs executed well here, but after months of this, even the smartest iteration of the pattern will be old and tired. Had this issue came out earlier into the event, it would have read much better.
Another area where this issue does quite well is the art as Denys Cowan and Bill Sienkiewiczâs sketchy, messy style fits the subject matter of a person rising from the dead on a rainy night. The Black Lantern Question looks suitably dead with a torn coat and ugly non-face that still reminds us that he isnât who he once was. The fights between Renee and Shiva, and then everyone against the Black Lantern Question both contain a lot of energetic action. Despite the heavy blacks and lines to depict the rain, everything is clear and easy to understand. More than anything, the look of the art matches the tone of the story without relying on overt extreme violence or grotesqueness, a weakness of the various âBlackest Nightâ books.
The return of âThe Questionâ for this âBlackest Nightâ tie-in is an entertaining and clever read, but canât escape the formulaic pattern of every other tie-in issue. Taken alone, it reads much better than when put in context with the event. For fans of the Question (either one), it will surely entertain.


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NEW YORK (May 17, 2013)--Encouraging news about the U.S. economy extended the market's rally Friday as U.S. stock indexes rose for the fourth week in a row and remain at record levels.
A gauge of future economic activity rose more than analysts expected, as did a measure of consumer confidence.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 121 points to close at 15,354 Friday, an increase of 0.8 percent.
The Standard & Poor's 500 climbed 15.65 points, or 1 percent, to 1,666.12.
The Nasdaq composite rose 33 points to close at 3,499, or 1 percent.
Defense contractor Northrop Grumman rose 4 percent after announcing a big stock buyback.
Two stocks rose for every one that fell on the New York Stock Exchange, where volume was lighter than usual at 3 billion shares.