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Man admits to tailing Miller, report says
Ex-escort service owner faces trial this summer
A new report claims that a former escort service owner has admitted to hiring a former alternative weekly newspaper reporter-turned private investigator to probe the private life of Salt Lake County District Attorney Lohra Miller.
The report says that the private investigator, Shane Johnson, who worked at City Weekly as recently as 2006, tailed Miller for months at the behest of Steve Maese, the former co-owner of an escort service named the Doll House.
Maese is scheduled to go on trial this summer for several counts of exploiting a prostitute, money laundering and racketeering.
He believes Miller is out to get him. He's quoted in City Weekly saying his prosecution started out as a personal vendetta by Miller to bolster her weak felony prosecution record. During her 2006 campaign, critics highlighted the fact she never prosecuted a felony.
"I turned the tables on her," City Weekly quoted Maese as saying, referring to the private investigation. Maese refused to confirm the report to the Deseret News.
Miller declined to comment, saying department policy prevents her from commenting on any case that is still ongoing.
In November 2007, Maese hired Rudiger Investigations, a private investigation firm where Johnson is an agent. In its story, City Weekly did not indicate that its former employee was one of the investigators.
Johnson wrote several stories about Miller in the City Weekly during the 2006 district attorney's race. Johnson unearthed allegations of illegal proxy campaign contributions from employees of developer Dell Loy Hansen.
Later, Johnson and Maese worked together to dig up information about the police chief who headed the probe into Maese's former escort service. Documents obtained by the Deseret News through public-records requests show that Johnson, who spent weeks casing Miller's home and following her to private clubs, jointly obtained audio recordings of a City Council meeting with Maese.
The May 2007 City Council meeting included a presentation by Lt. Robby Russo about a controversial move to use sheriff's deputies to provide security at a golf tournament. At the time, Russo was the highest ranked officer over Cottonwood Heights for the sheriff's office, and he now serves as chief of the city's new police force.
Todd Gabler, Johnson's boss, recently revealed that his firm tailed Miller's vehicles, rifled through her trash, videotaped her home and placed a GPS tracking device on her car all actions Gabler insists are legal and in no way an invasion of the district attorney's privacy.
Gabler wouldn't confirm that Johnson works for him "That information would be considered proprietary," he said but documents obtained by the newspaper show that Johnson was the investigator who cased Miller's home and followed her cars in December 2007 and January 2008 and filed a report under the letterhead of Rudiger Investigations, a company that Gabler is listed as the registered agent with for the Utah Department of Commerce.
Johnson didn't return repeated phone calls, and Maese declined to explain his relationship with Johnson.
Miller started going after Maese even before she was elected.
As a city prosecutor, Miller signed the arrest warrant and rode along with police as they raided the Doll House in 2006. The warrant was to bolster a business license case but quickly morphed into a felony prosecution case.
The case is scheduled to finally go to trial in July.
The case has caused its casualties in the district attorney's office.
Kent Morgan, a respected 24-year veteran of the office, was fired in March after Miller accused him of leaking confidential information to Maese about his case.
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Can someone explain "two tries" in the CRIME attack on TLS
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100 Black Men of America, a non-profit organization that promotes improvement of African-American communities, is using a new billboard to draw attention to the high number of young Black males in prison. The sign features the image of a man's torso, dressed on his right side in a prison jersey and on his left side in a suit and tie. The caption for the billboard reads, "Pinstripes or prison stripes? You choose." Partnering with Project Exile, 100 Black Men hopes to post more billboards around the country in an effort to impact youth during a critical time in their development, according to Clutch Mag.
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Active: Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate (5.5%), Ethylhexyl Salicylate (3%), Other: Water, Disiloxane, Peg-30 Dipolyhydroxystearate, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Glycerin, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Isohexadecane, Cyclopentasiloxane, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Acetyl Octapeptide-3, Dipeptide Diaminobutyroyl Benzylamide Diacetate, Maltodextrin, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5, Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A), Ascorbyl Palmitate (Vitamin C), Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E), Polysorbate 20, Boron Nitride, Jojoba Esters, Butylene Glycol, Carbomer, Magnesium Stearate, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Squalane, Methicone, Disodium Edta, Pentaerythrityl Tetra-Di-T-Butyl Hydroxyhydrocinnamate, Lauryl PCA, PPG-15 Stearyl Ether, Isopropyl Titanium Triisostearate, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Silica, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Propylene Glycol, Phenoxyethanol , Isobutylparaben, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Ethylparaben, Butylparaben
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Unique in the world of spa and salon specialty lines, Peter Thomas Roth is a large but straightforward line with mostly uncomplicated formulations that, for the most part, are quite good and state-of-the-art. Unlike many product lines, most of the acne, AHA, BHA, sunscreen, and moisturizing products contain what they should to be effective and helpful for skin.
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A new map of human cortex combines data from multiple imaging modalities and comprises 180 distinct regions.
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I am trying a problem which is as follows
Master Shifu is organizing a quiz for Po. The quiz consists of N multiple-choice
questions, conveniently numbered 0 through N-1. For each question there are three possible answers labeled A, B, and C. For each question, exactly one of the three possible
answers is correct. You are given the information on correct answers as a String answers.
More precisely, answers[i] is the correct answer to the i-th question. This is of course unknown to Po.
Po did not know the answer to any of the quiz questions. Being desperate, he with some
help from Tigress,Mantis,Crane,Viper and Monkey he got the answer script. However, the only
thing he could obtain was aggregate information on the answers that will be used. More
precisely, Po now knows how many questions have the answer A, how many have the answer B,
and how many have the answer C.
When taking the quiz, Po will be given the questions one at a time, in the same order
that is used in answers. For each of the questions, he will use his intuition to pick one
of the answers that are still possible. After he picks the answer for a question, Master
Shifu will tell him the correct answer for that question. Po has noticed that sometimes he
can rule out some of the answers when answering a question. Your task is to help Po by
telling him the number of options he will choose from when answering i-th question.
Each character of answers will be 'A', 'B', or 'C'.
First line will contain the number of test cases, T. Then T lines follow each containg the string of answers.
Output an array of N numbers, where i-th element will tell the number of options Po will choose from when answering i-th question.
The code i wrote in python is
from collections import Counter
t = int(raw_input())
for i in range(t):
po = []
s = raw_input()
a = Counter(s)
options = 3
for x in s:
na = a['A']
nb = a['B']
nc = a['C']
if na == 0 or nb == 0 or nc == 0:
options = 2
if (na == 0 and nb == 0) or (nb == 0 and nc == 0) or (nc == 0 and na == 0):
options = 1
if (na == 0 and nb == 0 and nc == 0):
options = 0
a[x] -= 1
out = ""
for x in po:
out += str(x) + " "
print out
I am getting Runtime error (NZEC) as i run the code on spoj portal but i correct output on ideone (http://ideone.com/WseoQ)


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Pope Frances Embarks On Trip To Middle EastThe pope started his historic trip to the Middle East, arriving first in Jordan.
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The Bright Light Social Hour is an American rock band from Austin, Texas. Born out of a university art-rock collective, The Bright Light Social Hour has evolved into an unabashedly wide-screen rock group, melding fists-up rock and roll with muscular funk, soul, and psychedelia.
Named 'Best Indie Band' at the 2010 Austin Music Awards, the Central Texas-raised young men of The Bright Light Social Hour have built their growing reputation through several EPs and exhilarating widely-acclaimed live shows, including the 2009 Austin City Limits Festival. In culmination of their long, studied development, the band is releasing their debut full-length album, simply titled "The Bright Light Social Hour." Recorded in five studios around Austin during summer 2010, the album is founded on sun-drenched optimism, raucous youth, and an innovative brew of American music of varying types - classic rock, contemporary indie, rhythm and blues, dance, and soul. Producer Danny Reisch of Good Danny's utilized the best elements of vintage and modern recording to achieve a sound both forward-looking and evocative of 1970s hi-fi.
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Thats what we are up against!!!
And the bizarre thing is we have a huge squad already. Something like 26 players played for us last year and in January we bought two good looking players who haven't yet played. So unless Chelsea is going to move to having three possible first teams, any players coming in are going to have to displace large numbers going out.
For example, we already have two right backs, both of whom have won the CL, one of whom recently extended his contract. And that's without Essien playing there when we play Makelele, Lampard and Ballack in midfield.
FWIW I don't believe Lampard is going to leave. Never have. Drogba - who knows? He still has two years left on his contract and it is rumoured RA doesn't need the money.
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I don't think Lamps will go either. Robert, What happened to Kenyon's pledge of becoming self sufficient within a time frame? I mean Chelsea pay the most inflated wages in the league, have the biggest squad bar none really, and pay the most inflated transfer fees of any club in the world. Boswinga even in Portugal is rated a lesser RB than Ferreira, so how do you rationalise 16.2m?....Abramovich is not running that club as a business, and Kenyon oversees basically a plaything with money no object. How long can it continue for? Doesn't it tarnish any achievement as not really genuine? You have no player who is a true talisman (note: no player in the pfa team of the year), and no manager that really gets any credit!
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I think the answer to most of that is: who cares? If Abramovitch wants to keep buying us great players, that's fine by me and, I suspect, other Chelsea supporters. It may be that by building and building we end up with a global brand with a hugely bigger turnover to justify the, um, investment, or it may not be.
"Doesn't it tarnish any achievement as not really genuine?" Frankly, I don't think that means anything. Or "no", if you prefer.
"You have no player who is a true talisman (note: no player in the pfa team of the year), and no manager that really gets any credit! "
Oh, we have a number of talismen. I can think of about five. The pfa team of the year thing isn't what it seems to everyone. This year in no position has one person dominated as just about everyone has been injured at one time or another, and/or holidayed in Africa. It's hard to pick out a Chelsea team of the year. Didn't you agree with this point a while back on the Chelsea board?
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Robert, lets assume for a moment that there is not a clear out of the current chelsea squad, but new players do arrive over the summer, so you end up with the 3 first team analogy you mentioned. At what point does it start upsetting the balance to have so many quality players?
I have to give credit to Grant for keeping team spirit this year, when your either not naming to the squad, or playing off the bench 30 million pound players like Sheva. But are their limits when you try to bend the will of that many ego's? Just food for thought.
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My impression is that the current squad is too big. It was perfect mid-season, December to February, when we were beset with injuries and lost five to Africa. Players like Alex, Ben Haim, Hilario, SWP and even Sidwell came in and did a solid job. But since the regulars became fit and available, these players have struggled to get on again. The team has been fairly predictable in recent weeks and you have to wonder whether all the players who have no chance of getting in the Moscow team really will hang around for too long.
I think the right back situation characterises it. Last year we had huge problems at right back and Essien played there most of the season, causing our midfield to suffer. We got Belletti and he and Ferreira seemed to have it more than covered. But recently Essien has gone back there to allow Ballack and Lampard to play in front of Makelele and now we have signed another. At some point it stops looking like cover and starts looking like chaos.
Players I wouldn't be surprised to see leave are:
Cudicini (getting too old, need a younger under-study)
Belletti (over-crowding),
Ben Haim (can't get in the team),
Sidwell (not good enough),
Pizarro (rubbish),
Malouda (flashes of inspiration too rare), Shevchenko (I like him but Chelsea doesn't seem the right place for him)
SWP possibly (in three years he has been more out of the team than in)


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10 country Christmas songs that are mostly not terrible
Country music singers sure do love their Christmas songs. Now why is that? I reckon it has a little bit to do with the holiday's celebration of all things traditional, and down home-y, and old-time religion-y and whatnot. But I'll bet it has a lot more to do with, well, Google with me won't you?
Maybe Kinky Friedman? Or if you believe Yahoo! expert "davie j," Charlie (sic) Pride.
Hm, maybe Hank III? Or if you believe Yahoo! expert "daisymae," Charlie (sic) Pride, "...a country singer who was black." (To be fair, daisymae was responding to an earlier assertion that there were no black country musicians. Funnier, though, to imagine she was responding to the initial question, so go with it.)
In case your Googling doesn't take you to the experts, I offer you the Yahoo! Guide to Jewish and Atheist Country Singers.
In other words, the more obvious explanation is that the genre's earliest form was influenced by Christian gospel music, and it seems country folks are every bit as churchy now as they were then. Phew - glad we cleared up this burning question. Now, 10 Country Christmas songs, many of which are not all that terrible, to get you fired (though not brimstoned) up for the upcoming holiday.
Homer & Jethro - All I Want for Christmas is my Upper Plate
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Light diffraction from a bilayer lattice of microspheres enhanced by specular resonance95(2004); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1636254View Description Hide Description
Anomalously strong diffraction from a bilayer lattice of dielectric microspheres, previously reported by the authors, has been attributed to the enhancement of diffraction by specular resonance in constituent bispheres. On the basis of rigorous calculations and experiments, specular resonance from bispheres is found to be dominant even in the scattering from a cluster of several microspheres. As a consequence, a diffraction model, in which a bilayer lattice of microspheres is viewed as a two-dimensional array of bispheres, is constructed. By incorporating the specular resonance into a diffraction theory of two-dimensional lattices as a structure factor, observed diffraction behavior is explained. In the diffraction from a bilayer lattice of microspheres, the specular resonance functions as a blazing mechanism. Possible configurations and suitable parameters for efficient gratings are discussed, and a self-assembled bilayer lattice of dielectric microspheres with a diameter 1.6–3.2 times as large as the wavelength is found to be promising as a low-cost and highly efficient transmission grating. The spheres can be replaced with cylinders or lenses. Tunable diffractiondevices with efficiency exceeding that of conventional gratings would be realized by microelectromechanical systems comprised of two optimally designed microlens arrays.
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We develop a model to study coupled cavity waveguides (CCWs) in photonic crystals, composed of linear chains of coupled cavities. By extending previous work on single mode cavities, we have developed a model applicable to any finite number of quasi-degenerate cavity modes. Our model, which uses a multimode tight-binding approach, allows us to study the interaction between the cavity modes as well as the coupling between the CCW bands. In contrast to previous work the coupling parameters are calculated ab initio from the single cavity field profile. The calculated dispersion relations are shown to be in good agreement with those obtained from the plane wave expansion method.
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Theoretical study of the optical diffractionproperties of holographicpolymer-dispersed liquid crystal (HPDLC)-based thick volume grating was presented. It is found that the HPDLC grating can selectively diffract the s-polarized light only, p-polarized light only, or both and beams by selecting suitable grating parameters. When an electric field is applied, the s- and p-polarized lights exhibit different diffraction behaviors and, thus, the tunable dual-state or three-state polarization switching could be realized.


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Deficits in antisaccade (AS) and smooth pursuit eye movements (SPEM) are promising endophenotypes in genetic studies of schizophrenia. The Icelandic population lends itself ideally to genetic studies due to its ethnic homogeneity and well-documented genealogy. The primary aim of this study was to assess AS and SPEM performance in a large Icelandic sample. Additional aims were to investigate the relationship between AS and SPEM task performance and to assess internal consistency, within-session performance changes and effects of SPEM target velocity on performance.
Patients with schizophrenia (N = 118) and healthy controls (N = 109) matched for age and gender underwent infrared oculographic assessment of AS and SPEM (at target velocities of 12°, 24° and 36°/s).
On the AS task patients displayed significantly more reflexive errors, longer latency, increased intra-individual latency variability, and reduced amplitude gain compared to controls. On the SPEM task, patients had significantly lower velocity gain and more frequent saccades during pursuit at all velocities, but group differences in velocity gain increased with increasing target velocity. Internal consistency of performance was high for all variables in both groups (Cronbach's alpha >0.77 for AS and >0.85 for SPEM) except for AS spatial error in patients (alpha = 0.38). A moderate association was found between AS and SPEM performance. By and large, patients and controls showed similar patterns of systematic within-session performance changes.
Our findings confirm the existence of robust eye movement deficits in schizophrenia in a large sample. These measures may be studied as endophenotypes in future studies of potential schizophrenia risk genotypes in the genetically homogenous Icelandic population.
Keywordsschizophrenia smooth pursuit antisaccades endophenotype genetics
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- 10.1007/s00406-008-0806-y
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- Engilbert Sigurdsson (1)
- Hannes Petursson (1)
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- 1. Landspitali-University Hospital, Hringbraut, 101, Reykjavik, Iceland
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Water is essential requirement of life and its accessibility is the basic right of all human beings. Safe drinking water is an essential component of primary health. It plays a vital role in livelihood, food security and sustainable development. Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting Technology (RRWH) is a best alternative approach to conserve and supply water. Especially, it is crucial in seismically sensitive, geographically uneven, and countryside areas. A large majority of population in Pakistan is living in areas, where access to safe drinking water is very serious issue. In these areas most vulnerable segment of population is women because they are the ones who have to fetch water from far flung areas for their daily consumption. In order to resolve the issue of water in Pakistan, a number of public and private agencies are working in this field. Different approaches, techniques, and practices are being adopted to address this issue. Present study evaluates the impact of RRWH technology with special reference to women time allocation in Bagh and Battagram districts of Pakistan. Analyses were carried out using Ordinary Least Square (OLS) technique to quantify the results. The results reveal that RRWH technology is viable, time saving, women friendly, and sustainable source of safe drinking water supply, especially in seismically sensitive, geographically uneven, and countryside areas of Pakistan.
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Behavior Woes Hamper Boys More Than Girls in School: Study
Almost 2 Million U.S. Kids Get Concussions a Year: Study
Health Tip: Keep Kids Safe in a Bounce House
No Amount of Lead Is Safe for Kids
Health Tip: Use Safety Belts Properly on Kids
Baby Your Baby With Sunscreen
Easing Your Child's Allergies
Pet Turtles Continue to Spread Salmonella
Childhood Sleep Guidelines Vary by Age
Essentials for Keeping Kids Safe This Summer
Parents Often Using TVs, Tablets as 'Electronic Babysitters'
Health Tip: Recognizing Low Self-Esteem
No Sex Please, I'm a Stressed New Mom
Sound Sleep Elusive for Many Kids With ADHD
Study Questions Use of Antidepressants for Children, Teens
Double Stem Cell Transplant May Help Fight a Childhood Cancer
Obesity Rates Rising Among Women: CDC
For Refugee Children, Support Breeds Success
Health Tip: If Your Child Is Allergic to Dust
Calling Your Kid 'Fat' Could Be Counterproductive
Many Parents Ill-Informed About Kids' Asthma Meds
Money, Language Barriers Can Affect Kids' Brain Injury Care
Even Kiddie Pools Pose Danger
Lifestyle May Be Key to Improving ADHD in Kids
Fewer Inhaled Steroids May Be OK for Asthmatic Children
'Fat Shaming' Begins in First Grade
Health Tip: Swaddle Baby Safely
Kids' Grades May Suffer When Families Move
At Least 1 Full-Time Nurse Per School, Pediatric Group Recommends
Late Dinners Won't Doom Kids to Obesity
Health Tip: Enjoy Screen-Free Fun With Your Preschooler
Drug Protects Lung Function in Kids With Sickle Cell: Study
Middle Schoolers Exposed to Alcohol Ads Every Day: Study
Children's Brains 'Light Up' at Sound of Mom's Voice
Young Children With Sleep Apnea May Face Learning Difficulties: Study
More Children Accidently Poisoned by 'Essential Oils'
Don't Blame Kids' Behavior on Full Moon
Health Tip: Monitoring Your Child's Development
Severe Asthma in Childhood Linked to COPD Risk Later
Nearly 1 Million More Kids Have Health Coverage After Obamacare
Health Tip: Laundry Room is No Place for Kids' Play
Kids With Autism Do Well Learning New Words: Study
Restrictive Diets May Cause Thyroid Troubles in Young Kids
Artificial Sweeteners During Pregnancy May Make for Heavier Infants
Child Obesity Rates Drop in Canada
E-Cigarette Poisonings Skyrocket Among Young Kids: Study
Swaddling May Increase Chances of SIDS
Harsh Parenting May Harm a Child's Physical Health
Health Tip: Is Your Child an Emotional Eater?
Parents and Social Media: Do as I Say, Not as I Do
Does TV Influence Which Alcohol Teens Favor?
Even in Taxis, Kids Belong in Safety Seats
More Kids Burned, Hospitalized as Fireworks Sales Rules Ease
Playground-Related Brain Injuries on Rise in U.S.
More U.S. Kids Have Chronic Health Problems: Study
'Wandering' a Hazard for More Than a Third of Kids With Autism
Health Tip: Avoid Alcohol While Nursing
Jello Shots While Underage, Bigger Booze Problems Later?
Kids of Older Moms May Have a Leg Up on Their Peers
Two Genes May Raise Odds for Fraternal Twin Pregnancies
1 in 4 Hospitalized Newborns Gets Heartburn Drugs, Despite Risks
Mom's Pre-Pregnancy Weight May Help Predict Child's Size
Spanking: More Harm Than Good?
Early Emotional Support May Help Kids Manage Feelings Later
Rates of Severe Obesity Among U.S. Kids Still Rising: Study
Skateboarding Mishaps Send 176 U.S. Kids to ERs Every Day
Certain Cancers Seem Less Likely for Kids of Hispanic Moms Born Outside U.S.
More Kids Being Poisoned by Detergent Pods: Study
Swim Safely This Summer
Take Precautions to Prevent Child Poisonings
Childhood Cancer Survivors Often Feel Older Than Their Years
Teen Moms May Ignore Advice for Helping Babies Sleep Safely
FDA Launches Ad Campaign Against Chewing Tobacco
Health Tip: Calming a Child After a Nightmare
More Evidence Gay Parents Raise Well-Adjusted Kids
Many U.S. Adults Think Kids' Health Is Worse Today
Health Tip: Stop Eating When You're Full
Simple Steps Can Keep Lawn Mowing Safe
Lung Ultrasound May Be Best to Spot Pneumonia in Kids: Study
Cleaner Air in California May Mean Healthier Kids: Study
Teenage Girls Now Try Alcohol Before Boys Do: Study
Rural Kids Face Special Challenges When Seriously Ill: Study
Why Do Some Kids Escape Terrible Genetic Disorders?
Life-Saving Health Care in Poor Nations Would Cost $5 Per Person: Study
Better Sleep May Boost Young Students' Grades
Schools in Most States Skimp on Phys Ed, Study Finds
Tracking Kids' Eye Movements Might Shed New Light on Autism
Preschoolers' Diets Improved After Federal Food Voucher Changes: Study
Sleepy Teens Are Risk-Taking Teens
Restaurants Cut Calories in Kids' Meals, Study Finds
Health Tip: Your Extracurricular Teen
Booze-Branded Merchandise May Spur Teen Drinking
Pediatricians Vary Widely in Diagnosing ADHD, Depression
Even Controlled, Epilepsy May Still Cause Problems for Kids
Type 1 Diabetes Linked to Epilepsy Risk, Study Suggests
Breakfast in School Classrooms Expands Participation, Not Waistlines
Health Tip: Watch for Mental Health 'Red Flags' in Kids
Stay Safe in the Water This Spring Break
Infant Ear Infections Becoming Less Common
On-the-Job Training Funds for Pediatricians Lagging: Experts
Spring a Good Time to Instill Healthy Habits in Kids
Troubled Kids' Psychiatric Care Often Delayed by Insurance Rules
Health Tip: Breakfast Is Essential
Uninsured Parents Often Unaware Kids Could Be Covered
60,000 U.S. Kids Treated for Accidental Medicine Poisoning a Year
Most Families Cherish a Child With Down Syndrome, Survey Finds
Psychological Disorders Affect 1 in 7 U.S. Kids Under 9: CDC
More Healthy Foods Offered in School Lunches, Study Finds
More Young Americans Support Gay Adoption: Survey
Antibiotic Resistance Common in Kids' Urinary Tract Infections
Health Tip: Make Sure Your Child's Car Seat Is Safe
Good Sleep Habits Ready Kids for School Success
Stomach Troubles Not Linked to Autism, Study Finds
Chemical-Free Cosmetics May Be Safer for Teen Girls, Study Suggests
Head Lice No Cause for Panic, Expert Says
Health Tip: Soothe Your Child's Mood With Music
Simple Changes in Bad Neighborhoods Might Lower Teen Murder Rates
Health Tip: Is Your Child Stressed?
Supervised Exposure Therapy for Peanut Allergy Lasts, Study Finds
Health Tip: Helping Your Child Choose a Sport
Lawn Mowers Can Cause Severe Injuries to Kids
Fidgeting May Help Students With ADHD Learn
Health Tip: Supporting a Child Who Struggles With Anxiety
Many Parents Downplay Value of Flu Shot, Poll Finds
Paid Family Leave Tied to Decline in Child Abuse
Study Details Dire Consequences of Fetal Alcohol Disorders
Exercise + Classwork May = Better Math Scores
Parents' Depression, Anxiety May Contribute to Kids' Fussy Eating
Prenatal Use of HIV Drug May Slow Child's Development Slightly
Keeping Your Child's Teeth Healthy
Kids With Autism More Likely to Wander, Less Likely to Recognize Danger
Obesity Can Send Kids' Blood Pressure Soaring: Study
Prenatal Diet Rich in Vitamin D May Cut Allergy Risk in Kids: Study
Do Benefits of City Gardening Outweigh Risks?
Overweight, Obese Kids Fare Worse in Hospital ICUs, Study Finds
Study Pushes 'More Is More' Approach to Shielding Kids From the Sun
Health Tip: Pack Essentials for a Flight With Kids
Lots of Fish in Pregnancy Tied to Higher Obesity Risk in Kids
Sleep Loss May Be Tied to Raised Diabetes Risk in Teen Boys
Child Abuse Costs Nations Billions of Dollars a Year: Panel
Health Tip: Set up a Safe Changing Table
Study Ties Parents' Criticism to Persistent ADHD in Kids
Gains in Kids' Health Coverage Continue, But Many Still Uninsured
Health Tip: Plan Family Meals and Exercise
Study Links Child Abuse, Neglect to Earlier Onset of Bipolar Disorder
Varied Diets May Not Curb Childhood Obesity, Study Suggests
Health Tip: When Is the Right Time for a Nap?
Homemade 'Dewshine' Can Be Deadly
Adult Survivors of Childhood Brain Tumors May Have Lingering Troubles: Study
Measles Outbreak May Have Swayed Some Parents on Vaccines
Study Ties School Calendar to Asthma Flare-Ups
Super Bowl Safety: Protect Kids From Toppling TVs
Waning Whooping Cough Immunity Blamed in Outbreaks
Could IVF Raise Children's Odds for Blood Cancer?
Should Tackling Be Banned From Youth Football?
Child Abuse at Daycare, Youth Groups Rarer Than Thought: Survey
Health Tip: Help Your Child Kick a Bad Habit
Health Tip: Keep Kids Safe in the Bathroom
Homeless Youth More Likely to Visit Drop-In Center Than Shelter
Boys Victims of Dating Violence, Too
Newer Treatment May Be Easier on Children With Brain Tumors
Health Tip: Protect Your Child's Eyes
Parents Often Ill-Informed About Food-Allergy Emergencies
Cystic Fibrosis Drug Seems OK for Preschoolers: Study
Preventable Ills Cause Nearly 8 Million Childhood Deaths Globally
Schools Must Do More to Combat Obesity Among Hispanic Kids: Report
Healthy-Eating Tots Still Like Junk Food
Health Tip: Promote Healthier Eating in Kids
Obesity Before Pregnancy Tied to Raised Risk of Newborn Death
'Standing Desks' in Classrooms May Kickstart Kids' Activity
Excess Weight Linked to Blood Clot Risk in Kids
Majority of Americans Supports 'Smart' Guns, Survey Reveals
Parental Debt May Affect Kids' Behavior
Supermarkets Nearby May Help Kids Lose Some Weight: Study
Teens Who Tan Indoors May Be More Likely to Smoke, Drink, Use Drugs: Study
Schools Offering Drinking Water May Have Slightly Slimmer Students
Candy-Flavored E-Cigarette Ads Appeal to Young: Study
Health Tip: Let Kids Dip Into Lunch
More Evidence That Severe Poverty Harms Kids' Health
Teens' IQ Drop Can't Be Blamed Solely on Pot: Study
Rise in Kidney Stones in Teens a Cause for Concern: Study
Health Warning Labels Might Help Parents Skip the Soda Aisle
Kindergartners With Traumatic Life Experiences Struggle More in School
Acetaminophen Tops List of Accidental Infant Poisonings
Alcohol Ads Should Be a No-See on TV for Kids
Fewer Childhood Cancer Survivors Dying From 'Late' Effects
Health Tip: Help Keep Your Child From Smoking
Health Tip: Treating Your Child's Cold
Study Finds Poverty a Stronger Harbinger of Childhood Obesity Than Race
Health Tip: Prepare Your Child for the Dentist
Illegal Hits Play Big Role in Youth Ice Hockey Concussions: Study
Kids With ADHD May Be More Likely to Have Accident in Traffic: Study
Parents Can Play Big Role in Thwarting Teen Fights: Study
Health Tip: Checking Your Child's Toys for Lead
Health Tip: Does Your Child Still Need a Sitter?
LGBT Immigrants Often Faced Persecution in Homeland: Study
Try Home Remedies for Child's Cough or Cold
Childhood Cancer Treatment May Raise Adult Heart Disease Risk
New School Lunch Program Lets Kids Select More Nutritious Meals
Pediatricians' Group Says U.S. Lacks Resources to Treat Kids in Disasters
Health Tip: Keep Kids' Sleep Schedules Consistent
ADHD Meds May Raise Risk for Psychotic Side Effects in Some Kids: Study
Health Tip: Helping Your Teens Stay Safe
Child Asthma Rates Leveling Off, Except Among Poor and Older Kids: Study
Holiday Plants Can Pose Health Risks to Kids, Pets
Health Tip: Watch those Liquid Laundry Packets
Make Toy Safety a Top Concern
Marijuana Chemical May Help Prevent Epileptic Seizures in Kids, Young Adults
More Computer Time May Be Causing Nearsightedness in U.S. Kids
Tiny Turtles Carry Salmonella Threat
Health Tip: Protect Kids' Hearing During the Holidays
Slight Signs of Lingering Brain Damage Seen in Young Athletes After Concussion
U.S. Task Force Stays Neutral on Cholesterol Screening for Kids
Help Your Kids Sleep in Heavenly Peace
Health Tip: Keeping Kids in Pain Comfortable
LifeVest Wearable Defibrillator Approved for Children
More U.S. Kids Have Type 1 Diabetes, But Researchers Don't Know Why
ADHD May Hamper Social Relationships Early in Life
Antibiotics Often Enough for Kids' Appendicitis
Health Tip: Flying With Children
Bodily Changes Don't Always Signal 'Precocious' Puberty in Kids
Health Tip: Portion Your Child's Plate
Others' Drug, Alcohol Use May Trigger Bad Behavior in Teens
Health Tip: Take Precautions With Your Holiday Tree
Bullying Can Leave Lasting Mental Scars
ADHD Diagnoses Rising Among U.S. Kids, Study Finds
Kanuma Approved for Rare Missing-Enzyme Disease
Sickle Cell Drug Doesn't Relieve Pain Crises: Study
Health Tip: Before You Give Your Child Medicine
Infant Weight Gain Linked to Possible Type 1 Diabetes Risk
Marijuana Chemical Shows Promise for Hard-to-Treat Epilepsy in Kids
Health Tip: Talking to Kids About World Events
Agricultural Pesticides May Affect Kids' Breathing
Could an Obese Dad's Sperm Pass Traits to His Kids?
Playing Contact Sports in Youth May Raise Risk for Degenerative Brain Disease
Delayed Clamping of Umbilical Cord May Be Better for Preemies
Metformin May Not Help Obese Teens With Type 1 Diabetes
Planned Cesareans Tied to Slight Increase in Asthma Risk for Kids
Dogs May Ease a Child's Fears
Assessing Health Issues of Child Refugees
Bullies May Face Higher Odds of Eating Disorders: Study
Ban Crib Bumpers Because of Rising Deaths, Researchers Say
First Year of Life Poses Highest Risk for Child Abuse: Study
Melatonin Might Help Sleepless Kids With Eczema, Study Finds
Weekend Childbirth Riskier, British Study Suggests
ADHD Medications Linked to Sleep Problems in Kids
Arsenic Exposure in Womb Linked to Respiratory Risks in Babies
Health Tip: Safety Suggestions for Teenage Babysitters
Most First-Time Moms Plan to Follow Vaccine Schedule
Teasing Girls About Weight May Cause Lasting Harm
Childhood Cancer Survivors May Suffer Physically, Mentally Decades Later
Drug Overdose Rates Soaring Among U.S. Youth
Potential Treatment for a Serious Respiratory Infection in Kids
When Do Kids Learn 'Fairness'? Culture May Matter, Study Finds
1 in 6 Female College Freshmen Raped While Incapacitated: Study
Health Tip: Help Your Toddler Develop Needed Skills
More Than 8 Percent of Kids With Cancer May Be Genetically Prone to the Disease
Certain Antibiotic Might Combat Children's Wheezing Episodes
More Gluten Before Age 2 Linked to Celiac Disease in At-Risk Kids
Experts Pan Gene Testing of Budding Athletes
High-Tech Glasses Instead of Eye Patch for 'Lazy Eye'?
Teens, Parents Share E-Cigarette Concerns, Poll Finds
Doctors Save Life of U.S. Child With Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
How to Keep Your Baby's Slumber Safe
Adult Obesity Still Growing in U.S., Youth Rates Hold Steady: CDC
California Vaccine Refusers Cluster in Rich, White Areas
Military Deployment Tied to Greater Odds of Child Abuse, Neglect
Chemical Exposure During Pregnancy Linked to Excess Weight in Kids
Childhood Cancer Tied to Raised Risk for Other Ills in Adult Life
Health Tip: Reducing Your Child's Risk of Lead Poisoning
Bystander CPR Helps Some Kids Survive Cardiac Arrest
Insulin Pumps Give Kids With Type 1 Diabetes Better Blood Sugar Control
Study Finds Blood Test May Detect Concussion in Kids
Parents the Target of Deceptive Food Ads, Study Says
What You Need to Know When Your Child Gets a Rash
Health Tip: Giving Toddlers Needed Playtime
Rule Changes Might Lead to More Lung Transplants for Kids
Scarlet Fever Resurfacing in Some Parts of the World
Vaccine for Deadly Respiratory Virus Shows Promise in Early Trial
Health Tip: Talk to Kids About Fire Safety
New Guidelines Focus on Pulmonary Hypertension in Kids
Smoking Common in Foreign Films, Study Finds
Weight Gain a Challenge for Children With Autism: Study
Dogs in the Home May Lower Kids' Odds for Asthma
Health Tip: Protect Baby's Teeth From Tooth Decay
Most Preschoolers Use Tablets, Smartphones Daily
One in Five Pediatricians Drops Families Who Refuse Vaccines: Survey
Weight, Exercise May Affect Children's Thinking Skills
Health Tip: Serve up Better Halloween Treats
Helping Your Diabetic Child Have a Safe Halloween
Kids Meals, Toys and TV Ads Add Up to Frequent Fast Food: Study
Many Parents Unaware of Emergency Plans at Kids' Pre-schools
Health Tip: Stay Safe During Trick-or-Treating
Keep Kids Safe This Halloween
Cutting Sugar From Diet Boosts Kids' Health Immediately: Study
Halloween Can Be a Fright for Kids With Food Allergies
Kids Drawn to 'Gateway' Flavored Tobacco Products, FDA Finds
Pediatricians' Group Urges Action on Climate Change
Raise Smoking Age to 21, U.S. Pediatricians Urge
Safe Tackling OK in Youth Football, Pediatricians' Group Says
Unexpected Severe Allergic Reactions Strike Many Schools
Bullied Teens Face Roadblocks to Mental Health Services
Doctors Key to Stopping Child Hunger
Furry Friends May Be Stress Relievers for Kids With Cancer
Health Tip: Talking to Your Child About Safety
Kids in Foster Care Have Tripled Rates of ADHD, Study Finds
Paintball, BB Guns Can Severely Injure Kids, Study Finds
When Anxiety Silences a Child
ADHD May Have Different Effects on Brains of Boys and Girls
Antibiotics Might Cause Weight Gain in Kids
Many Teens Knowingly Ride With Drunk Drivers, Survey Finds
Health Tip: Help Kids Enjoy Technology
'Green' Public Housing May Help Families Breathe Easier
Teens Swayed by Alcohol Ads
Disaster Plans Must Consider Children, Pediatrics Group Says
Health Tip: Promote Healthy Habits During Meals
Kids More Likely to Be Overweight If Mom Gains Too Much in Pregnancy or After
Preteen Girls Worry About Breast Cancer If It's in the Family
Study Challenges Theory That Birth Order Determines Personality
Enterovirus D68 No Deadlier for Kids Than the Common Cold: Study
Health Tip: Is Your Child Ready for a Booster Seat?
Hospital Care for Nonfatal Gun Wounds Costs $679 Million a Year
Crohn's Disease Treatments for Kids May Not Get Gut Back to Normal
Dietary Supplements Land Thousands in the ER Each Year
Health Tip: Help College Kids Have Healthy Ambition
Health Tip: Use a High Chair Safely
Kids With Mental Ills Often Treated Solely by Primary Care Doctors
Child Safety Seats Often Incompatible With Cars: Study
Frequent School Changes Linked to Poorer Performance
Health Tip: Get Involved in Your Child's Internet Use
Bike Helmets Protect Against Severe Brain Injury, Study Says
Health Tip: Is Your Baby's Crib Safe?
Health Tip: Teaching Kids to Wash Hands
Help Your Child Get a Good Night's Sleep
Hispanic, Poor Children May Have Greater Risk of Losing Eye to Cancer
Parents Can Take Steps to Help Make Homework Less Stressful
Routine Screening for Child Abuse Might Spot More Cases: Study
'Tweeners' Who Think Pot Is Cool More Likely to Drink and Drive Later: Study
Expert Offers Car Seat Safety Tips
Childhood Brain Tumor Survivors May Have Memory Troubles
Health Tip: Teach Kids About Gratitude
Study Links Early Infections to Celiac Risk
Health Tip: Child Obesity Affects Bones, Muscles and Joints
Colds, Flu Up Odds for Stroke in Kids, Though Risk Is Low: Study
More Children, Teens Enticed to Smoke With Flavored Tobacco: CDC
Severely Obese Kids at Higher Risk for Heart Disease, Diabetes
Toppling TVs a Risk to Kids
Childhood Trauma May Boost Heart Disease Risk for a Lifetime
Children in Foster Homes Need Better Health Care
Lower Drinking Age May Bring More High School Dropouts
Preschoolers Can Learn Heart-Healthy Lifestyles
Expert Tips for Preventing Kids' Sports Injuries
Health Tip: Preventing Childhood Obesity
Secondhand Smoke May Double Risk of Hospitalization for Kids With Asthma
Short Legs May Explain Why Toddlers Teeter
Childhood Cancer Devastates Family Finances, Too
Apples Are American Kids' Favorite Fruit
Tonsillectomy for Sleep Apnea Carries Risks for Some Kids: Study
More Cavities Seen in Kids of Chronically Stressed Mothers
Childhood Vaccines Debate Rekindled at GOP Presidential Debate
Health Tip: When a Child Has Sleep Apnea
Many Parents Overlook Booster Seat Safety
This Year's Flu Vaccine Should Be Better Match: CDC
Heavy Drinking Linked to Greater Risk for Alcohol-Related Cancers
Can More Outside Time Help Kids' Eyesight?
Disaster Aftereffects May Linger for Children
Health Tip: Encourage Kids to Stay Active
Home Pesticide Use Tied to Child Cancer Risk
Removing All Visible Cancer Is Key to Treating Aggressive Brain Tumors
Tricycle Accidents Send More Than 9,000 Tots to ER a Year: Study
Childhood Abuse Linked to Ulcerative Colitis Later in Life
Money Doesn't Buy 'Tweeners' Self-Esteem
Short Lunch Periods Leave Kids Eating Less, Study Finds
Health Tip: Choosing Shoes for Your Busy Toddler
Health Tip: Get Involved at Your Child's School
Can Eye Screening for Diabetic Kids Be Delayed a Bit?
Health Tip: Cutting Down on Kids' Screen Time
Kids' ER Visits for Medicine Overdoses Dropping: Report
Sleep Apnea May Hurt Kids' Grades
When Clock Springs Forward, Teen Brain May Fall Behind
New Guidelines Call for Kids, Health Care Workers to Get Flu Shots
Sports Medicine Docs Offer Safety Tips for Young Athletes
With School Back in Session, Kids Need Refresher Course on Hand-Washing
Health Tip: If Your Child Chooses Unhealthy Foods
One-Third of U.S. Kids With ADHD Diagnosed Before Age 6: Report
Light From Smartphones, Tablets May Lower Sleep Hormone in Kids
Cutting-Edge Gene Tests May Improve Management of Autism
Genetics May Help Guide Kids' Cancer Treatment
Health Tip: When Kids Walk to School
Many Teens With Chronic Illnesses Use Alcohol, Pot
Proposed NYC Law May Trim 54 Calories From Kids' Fast Food Meals
Some Sobering Stats on Kids and Drinking
Health Tip: Skip the Salt in Your Child's Lunch
How Parents Add to Math Anxiety
Many Parents Unaware of Dangers E-Cigarettes Pose to Little Kids: Survey
Settling the Back-to-School Jitters
Despite Pockets of Resistance, Most U.S. Kids Getting Vaccinated
Even Short Bouts of Activity May Help Kids' Health
Health Tip: Balance Homework With Down Time
Healthier School Meals Offered Across U.S., Feds Find
Childhood Cancer Survivors Who've Had One Stroke at Risk of Second
Many Kids Tossing Fruits, Veggies in Trash Since New U.S. School Lunch Rules
Medical Groups Endorse Early Exposure to Peanut Products for High-Risk Infants
American Kids Growing Fatter Than Their Canadian Cousins
Health Tip: Your Child's Bowel Function
CT Scan Use in Kids Fell Over Past Decade
Promacta Approval Expanded to Kids With Rare Blood Disorder
Back-to-School Tips for Healthy Teeth
Focus on Healthy Backs for Back-to-School
Breast-Feeding May Pass Common Chemical to Baby, Study Shows
Excessive Sports Training Hurts Kids, Expert Warns
Health Tip: Keep Kids Active
Healthy Breakfast Is Essential for Kids
Start of School Year Calls for Vaccine Check
Head Lice Now Resistant to Common Meds in 25 States
Vocabulary at 2 May Help Predict Kindergarten Success
Family Struggles May Affect Boys' Brain Development
Health Tip: Talking to Your Child About Eating Disorders
How Parents Can Ease Transition to First Grade
Protective Eyewear in Girls' Field Hockey Means Fewer Injuries
Doctor Offers Back-to-School Health Tips
Don't Let Backpacks Lead to Back Injury
Clubs, Adult Support Can Help Kids Stay Slim
Headaches Are Common in Kids, Teens
More American Children Diagnosed With ADHD
Exercise May Help Kids With Multiple Sclerosis
Health Tip: Ease the Transition to a New School
Kids Exposed to Lots of Alcohol Ads While Watching Sports on TV
Vaccine Combo Shows Promise Against Common, Dangerous Infection
Health Tip: Teach Children About Internet Safety
Sexting, Internet Safety for Kids Big Concerns in Survey
Exercise Boosts Obese Kids' Heart Health
Expert Offers School Bus Safety Tips
Old Electronics Potential Source of Lead Exposure in Kids
Parents of Kids With Diabetes Need to Plan for School Days
What Parents Can Do to Promote Good Dental Health
What Works Best to Curb a Preschooler's Bad Behaviors?
Brain Scans Show Why Reading to Kids Is Good for Them
Head Injury Tied to Long-Term Attention Issues in Kids
Liquid Nicotine From E-Cigs Poses Poison Danger to Kids
Obese Kids a Universal Target for Bullies
Health Tip: When a Child Sucks the Thumb
Kids' Hemophilia Drugs a Big Part of State Medicaid Spending
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For my 29609 zip code, sunset Friday and Saturday are given as three in the afternoon, making all the other times incorrect.
For my 29609 zip code, sunset Friday and Saturday are given as three in the afternoon, making all the other times incorrect.
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Shabbat Times for Oct 11, 2013
Greenville, SC 29609, USA
7 Cheshvan, 5774
ז׳ בְּחֶשְׁוָן תשע״ד
Parashat Lech-Lecha / פרשת לך־לך
Plag haMincha (GR''A) is 5:47:42 PM
Candle Lighting Time: 6:41:13 PM
Sunset Friday: 6:59:13 PM
Sunrise: 7:32:48 AM
Latest Shema (GR''A) is 10:24:24 AM
Havdalah (72 min): 8:09:55 PM
Please check the following:
After that, click the "debug" checkbox at the bottom of the widget, click refresh on your website, and post the output here.
At 11;31 PM East Coast Time, for 29609 the plugin reported:
Shabbat Times for Oct 11, 2013
7 Cheshvan, 5774
Parshas Lech-Lecha / פרשת לך־לך
Candle Lighting Time: 2:41 PM
Sunset Friday: 2:59 PM
Latest Shema (GR''A) is 6:24 AM
Sunset Saturday: 2:57 PM
Havdalah (72 min): 4:09 PM
What does the debut output give you?
Sorry, DEBUG, not debut.
Shabbat Times for Oct 11, 2013
Lat and Long is: 34.9208336 and -82.3777335
Time zone is Eastern Daylight Time, tzoffset is -18000, dstoffset is 3600 and offset is -14400
saturday is 2013-10-12
Day of the week is 3
7 Cheshvan, 5774
Parshas Lech-Lecha / פרשת לך־לך
timestamp: 1381464000 and friday_db is
halachichour: 3430.33333333
Candle Lighting Time: 2:41 PM
Sunset Friday: 2:59 PM
Latest Shema (GR''A) is 6:24 AM
Sunset Saturday: 2:57 PM
Havdalah (72 min): 4:09 PM
My guess is your server is running an earlier version of PHP, which doesn't support the "next friday" option I'm using.
I'll get a work around in place for you (and anyone else) in the next few days (I'll also add a line in the debug output to show the current PHP version).
IF you can update your version of PHP to 5.3, that should fix it. Many hosts will let you do that yourself by selecting which version of PHP to run under.
My cPanel offered "default", PHP4 or PHP5. Selecting PHP5 didn't help.
When you have a chance, update to the newest version (1.1). It has additional debugging info, plus it calculates some of the dates differently if the initial attempt fails.
If it's still not accurate, please turn on debugging and post the complete output here.
At half-past noon, the new version debug says:
Shabbat Times for Oct 18, 2013
14 Cheshvan, 5774
Parshas Vayera
Candle Lighting Time: 1:56 PM
Sunset Friday: 2:14 PM
Sunset Saturday: 2:13 PM
Havdalah (72 min): 3:25 PM
Current PHP version: 5.2.17
Lat and Long is: 34.1030032 and -118.4104684
Time zone is Pacific Daylight Time, tzoffset is -28800, dstoffset is 3600 and offset is -25200
Friday timestamp: 1382068800 and Friday text is Oct 18, 2013
Saturday timestamp: 1382155200 and Saturday text: 2013-10-19
Friday Sunset: 2:14 PM
Saturday Sunset: 2:13 PM
Hebcal jewish date URL: http://www.hebcal.com/hebcal/?v=1;nh=off;nx=off;year=2013;month=x;ss=off;mf=off;c=off;s=on;i=off;lg=a
Weekday number: 1
Send me an email at leon (at) adatosystems.com and let's see if we can work this out directly.
I've made another update which may resolve your issues. Please install the 1.3 version and let me know if it works better for you.
Does your ZIP Code start with something like 901nn?
The default zipcode is 90210 (Beverly Hills, CA). Several of my clients use 44122. The sample at http://www.adatosystems.com/abby/ is using yours - 29609.
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Get Pregnant
By Bass Jobsen
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
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The calculations are based on the fact that ovulation takes place 14 days before menstruation. No indication can be given for menstrual cycles exceeding 35 days and less than 21 days.
Select the first day of your last menstruation, the average duration of your menstrual cycle and then click on "Calculate".
Also gives you the earliest date for taking a pregnanct test. Lats but not least you will get extra free tips for having a boy or a girl.
What's New in Version 5.0
Addition of new features for calculation of Fertile period and calculation of Delivery date for already pregnant women. Fixes for already reported issues by customers. Provision of email of results along with Facebook, Twitter share option.
Customer Reviews
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Ive Used This App Twice And I Got Pregnant Twice Sadly They Both Ended Up In A Miscarrage Because of This Stupid Island I Live On,But On The Other Hand It Worked For Me :)
App crashes before even opening
App will not open. Crashes immediately. This used to not happen. Might need an update for bug fixes. Used to be an awesome app, I hope they fix it soon ...
Can't even get it to load; crashes right away. Maybe a bug? I'm using an iPod touch
- Free
- Category: Medical
- Updated: Jun 06, 2013
- Version: 5.0
- Size: 3.3 MB
- Languages: English, Arabic, Bengali, Dutch, French, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish
- Seller: Bass Jobsen
- © W3Masters
Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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I'm looking for a plugin or bundle which enables TextMate to bind it's state to the current branch. By state I mean open tabs and open folders in the project drawer.
Here is my scenario:
- working on branch new-cool-feature, with open tabs file1.rb, file2.rb and folder app/model/a/b/ open in project drawer
- checkout production branch
- create new branch urgent-bug-fix
- at this point, all tabs and open folders should be closed in TextMate, so I can start fresh
- when I finish my work in urgent-bug-fix and checkout new-cool-feature, TextMate should re-open tabs file1.rb and file2.rb and should reopen folder app/model/a/b in the project drawer
Edit: changed the question to better express what I'm looking for