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keep truckin', kiddo. Who knows - maybe you won't have to quit the insults and actually think for yourself after all. This healing build is just a short step from the current smiter build & someone else other than me might soon start popularizing itOriginally Posted by Sigrun Darkbane
But it's not a random team build seeing as you generally need both QZ & spellbreaker in your team. I didn't say anywhere that the build itself has to have spellbreaker, genius. SB is in divine favor.
I'm not insulting you personally in any way so you can keep the personal attacks to yourself. I'm saying the build you have alluded to, since you haven't named skills/attribute points/or virtually anything, can't do all of what you have suggested and I am not the only one who has said this. The healing build being a short step from the current smiting build is irrelevant because they are used for entirely different purposes and your build is not getting any benefit from being an E/Mo other than your energy storage and for that you pay a cost of using higher energy skills and having less efficient healing. I understand quite well how the E/Mo smiter build works and the advantages don't apply to an E/Mo healing build. For an example of an E/Mo smiting build I've used and helped perfect with many others see a video I made that was posted here and on some other forums last month here (Divx format) .Originally Posted by Nereid
Do you always accuse someone who disagrees with you of not thinking for themselves? Then the sentence right after you accuse me of not thinking for myself you talk about how the build youve alluded too is a short step away from the current FoTM smiting build. Get real. You have barely even suggested a build you just simply started out by saying how much better an E/Mo is at primary healing. I will again post your original post in the bottom of this response in hopes you actually explain how you will do what you say you can. Others have asked it as well, if it's so simple why don't you simply answer the question people have posed?
Did I say Spellbreaker was not divine favor? No and neither did anyone else. You don't seem to understand that because it is Divine Favor is what makes it suck so hard for an E/Mo! An E/Mo which doesn't get Divine Favor attribute points and can't wear monk runes has a Spellbreaker that costs 15 energy, lasts 5 seconds and has a 45 second recharge time. 5 second Spellbreaker is a joke in Tombs/HoH/GvG. Then you wonder why I'm mentioning Spellbreaker..... Could it be because it's the only skill you've mentioned so far and it is possibly the worst choice of an elite skill for an E/Mo that is trying to play as a primary healer.Originally Posted by Nerid
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ROFL. You will never be doing all this with an E/Mo. For primary healing you need boon and high attribute points in divine which you can't get with an E/Mo. Several of the divine skills will add a certain amount of heal to every monk skill you use and to be efficient you need attribute points in divine. An E/Mo isn't even close to be able to sustain what you've just said. Post the build because several people have asked to see it and you've just ignored them which makes it seem like you don't really know what you're talking about. From reading all the posts in this thread and looking at the numbers it also just sounds like you don't know what you're talking about.Originally Posted by Nereid
Actually an E/MO can do exactly that. It's just that he can only heal himself and becomes totally useless once signet of humility is casted on him/ his ether renewal is disabled, interrupted or removed. It's nothing special.
Yes, he might be able to keep himself alive, but Nereid is suggesting using this as a primary healer for a team which it will obviously not work well for. Not to mention the many obvious counters to this build, including the ones you've mentioned.Originally Posted by TW III
blah blah every build has counters. If mesmers rape monks so bad, why do people still pack monks at all?
Learn the limits of your theorycraft, ppl.
I checked through everything I said & there wasn't a single erroneous fact. Don't believe it? *shrug* I have nothing to prove to you. Perhaps if you guys weren't so antagonistic I'd have already posted it. As it is this is probably the last semi-helpful post i'm making in this thread.
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200-300 heals instant cast (big hint there) every 10 out of 15(30) seconds. 350+ with 2 select support spells from teammates.
No real need to be healed per se & definately no need to look at energy bar.
Great dmg/sec (although I think we've figured out the spells here)
Someone actually use their head instead of blindly copying builds. This isn't that hard.
ROFL. So once again your rebuttal comes down to saying that all the people that don't like your build aren't using their head and are just blindly copying builds...... I think you just need to face it that your build here sucks and that it does nothing extremely well and several things simply reasonably. You really don't seem to have a clue. In terms of posting something useful, you haven't posted anything useful in this entire thread so perhaps you should stop flaming others and show us a build, or anything at all for that matter, because most people can easily see what you've suggested sucks and doesn't work well for a primary healer in Tombs. Its ok though you keep accusing everyone of not thinking simply because your suggested build is weak and has been thought up and tried by most guilds months ago. Some of the people, other than you, in this thread have actually posted thought out responses and have help to create good working builds but you just seem to flame them if they think yours sucks. By your logic no one, other than you, thinks for themselves because I can't seem to find anyone that thinks your build is good.......Originally Posted by Nereid
Notice how you changed what you're saying what you can do now as well. Take a look at your original post:
P.S. It always seems like the only people that constantly bring up the primary healing E/Mo topic are people that havent played any of the other classes. I have never ever run into a group in HoH that uses an E/Mo as primary healer and we won't be seeing one soon. Club G in testing used to run one monk and have support characters for secondary healers however people figured this out very quickly and since then they have gave up on the idea and started running with more monks.Originally Posted by Nereid
200-300 heals instant cast must be infuse health
support spells must be vital blessing and something like fertile season/symbiosis (?) and maybe protective spirit/bond (if that works for health lost to infuse health)
Here's the infuse health description:Originally Posted by Boofhead
-Lose half your current health. Target other ally is healed for 100-129% of the amount you lost.
That's possibly one of the worst skills that a primary healer could bring into Tombs. The problem with the build he's suggested is that it doesn't do anything really well. He does mediocre amounts of damage at best and has a less than desirable healing ability for his party. Sure, he might be able to spam heals on himself but what good is a primary healer that can only heal himself.... He gets NO ADVANTAGE FROM BEING AN E/MO other than getting a larger energy pool and for that he has to use higher energy cost spells, can't heal his team very well, can't wear monk armor/runes and most importantly can't use any of the divine skills at an acceptable level. He might as well be a monk primary especially since he hasn't mentioned one Ele skill yet....


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Yes there are good and bad surveyors just like any other business. Yes we do have standards to adhere to.
Surveyors have to be careful I when I do a per-purchase survey the buyer wants to know what is wrong and that is what he is paying for. If i miss something I will hear about it. Most of the time I save them more than my fee in reduced paying price due to the findings. Then when they buy the boat they call me and say "You wrote up so many things I cannot get insurance!" So what do we do?
For insurance surveys we have to place a value on the boat, If we miss something and the boat sinks guess who the insurance company is going to come after with a team of on staff lawyers looking to get their money back?
Most surveyors do not make enough in a year to pay all the costs we have to keep our professional credentials and pay the rent.
True professionals have to compete with the retired cop who likes boats and thinks it is fun to poke around in other peoples boats and charges half of what the pros charge.
I know we are not the most liked folks around the broker hate us because we find problems the buyer does not like us because we find problems on the boat of their dreams, the seller does not like us because we find flaws in their perfect boat and those getting insurance do not like us because we add extra expense and make them fix things.
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As Podgorica is not really a tourist destination as such, most accommodations are aimed at business travellers. It was a bit difficult for us to find a place for one night for an affordable price. After all we found Hotel Ideal, which was just perfect for us.
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Breakfast is included. There are a few simple breakfast options. Unfortunately, they are not written on a menu card but you will told quite fast.
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SMOI conducted a random survey during the festival season in Bangalore, Delhi and some cities in Tamil Nadu and found plenty of fakes being passed off as genuine silk, according to Silk Mark Officer T. Sivakumar.
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Participant experiences of mindfulness-based childbirth education: a qualitative study
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1 School of Population Health, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia
2 Curtin University and King Edward Memorial Hospital, Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, Perth, Australia
3 Research Implementation Fellow, Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care - Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Lincolnshire, University of Nottingham, England, UK
4 Adjunct Midwifery Research Fellow, Curtin University, Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, Perth, Australia
5 Honorary Research Fellow, Curtin University, Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, Perth, Australia
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BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth 2012, 12:126 doi:10.1186/1471-2393-12-126Published: 13 November 2012
Childbirth is an important transitional life event, but one in which many women are dissatisfied stemming in part from a sense that labour is something that happens to them rather than with them. Promoting maternal satisfaction with childbirth means equipping women with communication and decision making skills that will enhance their ability to feel involved in their labour. Additionally, traditional antenatal education does not necessarily prepare expectant mothers and their birth support partner adequately for birth. Mindfulness-based interventions appear to hold promise in addressing these issues. Mindfulness-based Child Birth Education (MBCE) was a pilot intervention combining skills-based antenatal education and Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction. Participant experiences of MBCE, both of expectant mothers and their birth support partners are the focus of this article.
A generic qualitative approach was utilised for this study. Pregnant women between 18 and 28 weeks gestation, over 18 years of age, nulliparous with singleton pregnancies and not taking medication for a diagnosed mental illness or taking illicit drugs were eligible to undertake the MBCE program which was run in a metropolitan city in Australia. Focus groups with 12 mothers and seven birth support partners were undertaken approximately four months after the completion of MBCE. Audio recordings of the groups were transcribed verbatim and analysed thematically using the method of constant comparison by all four authors independently and consensus on analysis and interpretation arrived at through team meetings.
A sense of both 'empowerment' and 'community' were the essences of the experiences of MBCE both for mothers and their birth support partner and permeated the themes of 'awakening my existing potential' and 'being in a community of like-minded parents'. Participants suggested that mindfulness techniques learned during MBCE facilitated their sense of control during birth, and the content and pedagogical approach of MBCE enabled them to be involved in decision making during the birth. The pedagogical approach also fostered a sense of community among participants which extended into the postnatal period.
MBCE has the potential to empower women to become active participants in the birthing process, thus addressing common concerns regarding lack of control and satisfaction with labour and facilitate peer support into the postnatal period. Further education of health professionals may be needed to ensure that they respond positively to those women and birth support partners who remain active in decision making during birth.


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Seu Jorge has got to be one of the coolest cats on the planet – a Brazilian samba singer with a rich baritone and an easy groove. You may know him from his popular Portuguese covers of David Bowie songs featured in the Wes Anderson movie, "The Life Aquatic," or, from his role as a street hood in the great Brazilian film, "City of God."
We caught up with this international music star and his new band, Almaz, at a recent concert at the Royale in Boston. On our latest "Quick Hits," you can see Seu Jorge on stage, singing a song for us outside on the theater's fire escape, and talking with Marco Werman about his music and his rough early life in a Rio de Janeiro favela.
Don't miss other Quick Hits starring Dengue Fever, Charles Bradley & Sharon Jones, Helene Grimaud, Jovanotti, KT Tunstall, Meklit Hadero, Ozomatli, and Seu Jorge. For more info visit the Sound Tracks website.
Seu Jorge: an Evolution in Three Parts
By Marco Werman
In his forty years, Seu Jorge has gone from a kid imprisoned by the artificial walls of a Rio de Janeiro slum – a favela – to frontman for the soulful boy band Farofa Carioca, to international star and Brazilian totem of cool. As I've met him over the past ten years, I've seen him evolve musically as his identity becomes clearer.
World Music Expo, Essen, Germany, October 2004
In "City of God," the brilliant film by Brazilian director Fernando Mireilles, the authenticity of the acting makes the viewer one with the favela. And there's one actor you can't take your eyes off of, the guy who plays Knockout Ned, the ruthless kid who becomes the don of the favela. It was my first encounter with Seu Jorge, born Jorge Mario da Silva.
A few months later it's spring, and his CD "Cru" drops into my mailbox. The songs are radical, rocking, and soulful, and include the first clue that Seu Jorge's mind works in funky ways as it curates his repertoire: he covers "Don't" by Elvis Presley with such a languid manner that Chet Baker might grow impatient with it.
Then a few weeks later, another dose of Jorge arrives in the post. It's the soundtrack to Wes Anderson's quirky Jacques Cousteau spoof, "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou." The film didn't get embraced by many critics, but as usual, Mr. Anderson let his film double as his personal jukebox, mixing in songs by Joan Baez, the Zombies and David Bowie, as well as a few Bowie tracks by Seu Jorge, performed unplugged in Portuguese. They're sublime, and in my opinion represent some of Seu Jorge's most interesting work.
I go to see the movie, and there's even more Jorge singing Bowie than the soundtrack offers (those additional tunes later to be released as "The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions").
In October, I'm in Essen, Germany, and Jorge is on the bill there at WOMEX, the World Music Expo.
In a backstage tent before the show, Jorge and I stumble through an interview in the chilly autumn night of the Ruhr Valley. He'd just been signed to a small deal with the French label Naïve, so he's talking a sort of French/Portuguese/pidgin English. But he's clear in any language.
"I will never make a cerebral or intellectual record," he told me, a confession that I will never forget. "I make records for the people to touch their hearts."
It was then that I learned about his teenage years on the streets of Rio: homeless at first, then squatting in the rafters of a theater company that eventually taught him to perform, which led to his first gig with the hit-making Farofa Carioca band. (Farofa is a popular Brazilian cassava porridge, and carioca means "of Rio de Janeiro").
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, July 2006
A warm, clear summer night in the central courtyard of the MFA with the right artist performing is a recipe for a perfect moment. And such a moment was struck when Seu Jorge took to the stage.
He had released his latest CD "Carolina" the year before. Where "Cru" seemed to illustrate Jorge's ability to stretch out creatively, "Carolina" brought him back to the samba-soul style with its happy high-end beat that contrasts so well with his smoky baritone.
I was hoping to do another interview that night. But after the concert, the roadies were breaking things down, so it wasn't conducive to producing a quiet bit of radio. Jorge said we could do it on the tour bus later (as in, after midnight sometime). So we spent nearly an hour beneath the stars after the concert, sharing a smoke and chatting casually.
Jorge marveled at the popularity of his David Bowie covers from "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou." We spoke about the songwriting genius of Bowie and how a tune like "Changes" has chord changes that resolve themselves like bossa nova patterns.
By the time we all piled on the bus, Jorge was getting ready to hit the sack and move on to the next city on the tour. There went my radio interview. Oh well. I understood. It had already been a pretty grueling tour for him and the band, 19 dates over 22 days through the US and Canada, dealing on one occasion with Canadian Mounties who searched the bus for several hours.
Jorge is a cool samba cat, but as a professional musician he's learned how to survive a marathon road trip. Even musicians need to sleep.
Royale, Boston, Massachusetts, 2010
Seu Jorge steps off his glossy tour bus, parked in an alley behind the downtown venue. He sits down on the curb with his soundman and bassist, and they each lunge into burritos from a Mexican joint around the corner. After one bite, Jorge says he can't wait to get back to Los Angeles where he'll get to rejoin his wife and child right after this tour with his new band Almaz.
He's recruited several players for Almaz from the supremely talented northeast Brazilian group, Nacao Zumbi. Their mangue beat makes Nacao Zumbi sound Brazilian, but they also rock out. And appropriately for Seu Jorge, those chops mean they're always prepared for their bandleader's iconoclastic tendencies.
Take the Brazilian samba-soul standard "Saudosa Bahia," originally performed in the '60s by Noriel Vilela. Jorge and Almaz steer it into lo-fi fuzz rock territory.
"Saudosa Bahia" joins other covers on the CD: "The Model" by Kraftwerk, Michael Jackson's "Rock With You," and Roy Ayers' "Everybody Loves the Sunshine." More than ever, Jorge emerges as a curator and interpreter of great songs that move him. He's an entertainer, and believes in the virtue of being an all-around great entertainer.
"I love Frank Sinatra," Jorge tells me without guile. "He's a complete entertainer: singer, actor, dancer."
Seu Jorge says if he embraces the comprehensive meaning of entertainer, it's partly because he still carries the hopeless residue of growing up in the favela. Jorge says he feels a responsibility to be a role model for the friends he left behind, to show them how to represent Brazil and Brazilian music. Given Brazil's growing profile on the world stage, Seu Jorge takes that responsibility more seriously than ever.
But he also spoke about another friend he left behind, in a permanent way. Jorge's brother Vittorio was shot and killed in a drug-gang shootout when they were teenagers. It triggered a downward spiral for the family: Jorge got hooked on drugs and the family ended up in the streets. It also marked the beginnings of Jorge's interest in the music and singing that changed his life.
In the movie "City of God," Seu Jorge acts out an alternative reality. What if he had turned to violence, instead of music? As the character Knockout Ned, he loses his fictitious brother in the movie to a drug dealer's bullet. Knockout Ned seeks revenge. He doesn't turn the other cheek and make music.
Jorge explained to me that he understands the path his character took, even though he rejected it himself in real life. The pain of losing a brother is the same. "That sad part is my story,"he says. I'll think forever of the sad memories. I never forget my brother. For me he's still here."
And so is Seu Jorge, as vital as ever and still evolving.
Marco Werman is the host of Sound Tracks: Music Without Borders and PRI's "The World" on public radio .
At the Royale in Boston, the Almaz band included:
Vocals: Seu Jorge
Drums: Pupillo
Percussion: Gustavo da Lua
Guitar: Lucio Maia


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Just a single palm tree reminds you of the building's past. Haus am Kleistpark used to house the museum attached to the nearby botanical gardens at Kleistpark, but now houses Schöneberg's School of Music and Art. A hall on the second floor is used for temporary exhibitions which are open to the public. It is an experience just to climb up the cast iron stairway to the top floor, where the building's turn-of-the-century splendor is revealed.
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There are many Joel Marion Xtreme Fat Loss Diet plan reviews currently circulating on the internet due to the fact that Marion is releasing his controversial program on May 1st. The program states that it is possible to lose 25 pounds in as little as 25 days, which has many people believing it is a scam.
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"The Innocence of Father Brown"
The Innocence of Father Brown tells the story of a simple, unassuming priest who somehow finds himself caught up in the most shocking crimes in England. However, Father Brown's godly vocation and keen intellect have prepared him to look into the human heart and find the truth within. As you try to stay one step ahead of the world's most wanted criminals, you might discover that, sometimes, the solutions to the darkest mysteries are more complicated than a simple verdict of guilt or innocence.
Please join us after the show for a cocktail reception in the theatre's courtyard where you'll have the opportunity to mingle with fellow Shelter supporters and with members of the show's cast and crew.
Proceeds to benefit the life-changing services Good Shepherd Shelter provides to vulnerable mothers and children who have been the victims of family violence.
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NBA Commissioner David Stern says the group that has reached agreement to purchase the Sacramento Kings has formally filed to relocate the franchise to Seattle.
The Seattle application is to play in KeyArena, which would be there probably for two years, possibly three, Stern said.
Stern spoke on Wednesday night in Minneapolis before the Timberwolves hosted San Antonio. He called the Seattle group, led by Chris Hansen and Steve Ballmer, very strong, and that the appropriate committees have been convened to look over the proposed sale of the Kings and the prospective move to Seattle.
We have had submitted a signed agreement to have the team sold to a very strong group from Seattle, Stern said. We have received an application to have the team moved from Sacramento to Seattle.
The deadline for teams to file for relocation is March 1. It's been expected that the Hansen/Ballmer group would file to move the team, but Stern's comments were the first time that decision had been verified. The filing for relocation is just another step, but big in the efforts to bring professional basketball back to Seattle for the 2013-14 season.
Hansen's group reached an agreement with the Maloof family last month to buy 65 percent of the franchise, which is valued at $525 million, and move the team to Seattle and restore the SuperSonics name. The deal will cost the Hansen group a little more than $340 million.
The Kings' sale price of $525 million would surpass the NBA-record $450 million the Golden State Warriors sold for in 2010.
The Seattle Design Commission meets Thursday to discuss the proposed arena for the SODO neighborhood.
McGinn praises Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn acknowledged the news was very consistent with a conversation I had with David Stern last week. McGinn told KING5 he s not celebrating just yet. The ball is in the NBA s court right now.
McGinn also praised Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson and the efforts he has made to save the Kings franchise, calling him a Great Mayor who is fighting for his team.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson has been trying to find investors with the financial means to match the sale price, keep the Kings in Sacramento and help on the construction of a new arena in California's capital city.
Sacramento 'playing to win'
Johnson issued a long statement on Wednesday night, saying he s still moving forward on a counter proposal.
As we ve said from the start, Sacramento is playing to win. For 28 years, we ve proven time and again to be a top NBA market. Our fans have set league records for consecutive sellouts. Our corporate community has stepped up in ways never seen before. We are a top 20 media market where the NBA enjoys 100% market share and no competition from pro football, baseball or soccer. We are the state capital of the eighth largest economy in the world, a place where more businesses work to promote a positive image than in any other city in the US outside of Washington, DC. And above all, we know that with an ownership partner committed both to Sacramento and an arena plan already supported by the City and NBA, Sacramento is ready to show what a great one-team market can be, should be, and is
Johnson said Tuesday he planned to attend the NBA All-Star game in Houston and lobby anyone he could on the merits of keeping the Kings in Sacramento, but he has yet to reveal any of the large equity investors he's attempting to pull together. Johnson said he hoped to be able to announce them next week.
My guess is it's likely that the mayor of Sacramento will appear before the board with an alternate plan, Stern said. And that's why we have a board of governors, to make difficult decisions like this one.
No bidding war in fight to get the Kings
Stern said he didn't feel the situation between Seattle and Sacramento would turn into a battle to see who can make the most lucrative bid.
I don't think it's a bidding war, Stern continued. There's a series of issues that are defined by our constitution that have to be considered. One of the things that our board is mandated to consider is the support for the team in the prior city. So there are real issues for the board to consider, about the buildings, about the likelihood they will be built, about the support from the cities.
Two committees would typically vet both the proposed sale and the move of the franchise to Seattle, but Stern said he has combined the committees into one. The committee will report to the Board of Governors, which is expected to vote on both the sale and the proposed move at its meeting in mid-April.
Stern said the relocation of the franchise requires a majority approval of the Board of Governors and the sale of the franchise would require a three-fourths majority.
So I did the sensible thing, I combined the committees and said, `You guys figure it out.' We'll see how that works, Stern said.
Sonic great says time to forgive Stern
Former Sonic Shawn Kemp was recording his weekly show on Jet City Stream, when he got the relocation news from KING 5.
It s one step closer, that s what this is about, about a community coming together, said Kemp. It s gonna be great for everybody, just hearing that news makes me smile.
Kemp added that it may be time for Seattle to forgive Stern. He rubs the different kind of way on people. I really think he s a respectable person. I ve worked for him, worked with him, and thought in my heart he wanted to have the Sonics return to Seattle before he retired.
Kemp admitted that there are still steps in the process, but he s excited about the prospects. I want to see the workers at Key Arena have some goodbyes to it. I want to see the people of Queen Anne say the team is leaving, and not all of the sudden disappear.
It s truly going to be a celebration, says Kemp.
The Associated Press also contributed to this report.


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Judge approves $140M sale of Coyotes
Updated: November 3, 2009, 8:39 AM ETAssociated Press
PHOENIX -- The Phoenix Coyotes' bumpy six-month journey through U.S. Bankruptcy Court has come to an end with a judge's approval of the sale of the franchise to the NHL.
Judge Redfield T. Baum signed the order on Monday after a quiet, brief hearing in a mostly empty courtroom, a stark contrast to earlier scenes of high drama featuring countless high-priced attorneys locked in often-bitter arguments.
The NHL's bid totals about $140 million. The official figure listed in the sale order ...
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I have a ASP.Net / Silverlight website with webservices for supporting the Silverlight apps with data. The website uses forms authentication, and thus the webservices can also authenticate requests.
Now I would like to pull some data from this system to a Android application. I could implement code for running the forms login, and storing the authentication cookie, but it would actually be much simpler to send the username and password in the webservice url and authenticate each call. I don't really see a big problem with this as the communication is SSL encrypted, but I'm open to be conviced otherwise ;)
What do you think ? Bad idea / not so bad idea ?
After reviewing the answers the only really valid argument against name / pass in the url request string is that it's stored in the server log files. Granted it's my server and if that server is hacked the the data it stores will also be hacked, but I still don't like passwords showing up in logs. (Thats why they are stored salted and encrypted)
I will post the username and passord with the request. Minimal extra work, and more secure.


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|Nov 7, 2008, 09:57 AM
Home Weather Station
Looking to buy a home weather station that I can do data logging and posting to wunderground.com. Anyone using a home weather station that is hooked up to their Mac?
|Nov 7, 2008, 10:22 AM
What I'd do is look at the software first. the site lists three software solutions for the Mac and many, many more for Linux. I assume that all of the free open source Linux software will run just fine on Mac OS X. There are also a number of Perl scripts. Perl wil run on anything including Mac OS X
So it looks like there are at least a half dozen software solutions. I'll be downloading some of these and trying them out Next, each of the software only support only a few weather stations. I'm thinking of making a list and then norrowing it down to only the hardware that has wide software sopport. After that I'll look at price and how well it is made..
One other thing: Is Mac OS X really the best OS to host this? I'm thinking not. First off a weather station needs to run 24x7 year after year and a mac is a pretty expensive machine to tie up that way. I think I'll use a very, very old Pentium notebook computer. I have an 120Mhz machine that has 80MB of RAM. This is enough to run a stripped down Linux or BSD system and a simple Perl script. A notebook with the display turned off uses very little power. Well I guess a Mac might work too it it were an old "clam shell" iBook or something like that.
Thanks for pointing this out. Maybe we can add to this thread as we figure stuff out.
|Nov 7, 2008, 10:45 AM
I missed the links on wunderground the first time to the software & hardware lists. Thanks for encouraging me to go look again. I have 4 machines at home right now.
1. Newer Alu iMac
2. iBook G4 1.2
3. original G4 Power with the yikes board.
4. POS Dell laptop.
My daughters still use the G4 box for school projects but mostly sits there all day long. My iMac is used mostly for functional stuff (financial, photo, & website projects). My iBook probably sees the most daily use for email & web use. I hate the Dell laptop as it has given me trouble from day one, but may be the best candidate for dedicated weather station. The old G4 mostly sits and may also make a good candidate.
My main interest is just to be a weather geek. I've always had a fascination with the difference in weather reporting from actual at my house. For instance, a local weather station to my house has received over 2 inches in the last two days, but Seattle (~25 miles away) has received only 1.5 inches.
I would be interested in any opinions of weather station differences and price points you find. I'll see where I land for pricing and such as well. The lower the price point the better for our household budget though.
|Nov 7, 2008, 11:00 AM
I'd be delighted to be found wrong, though, because I'm interested in this stuff too, even if I'm not posting date to wunderground.
|Nov 7, 2008, 11:42 AM
Um, many old Macs can be bought for a good price more stable than PC and easier than Linux. The weather station will likely cost more than an old Mac.
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|Nov 7, 2008, 02:49 PM
My 350 G4 yikes has been pretty much running nonstop since I bought it so long ago. The only thing that has died was the massive 10 gb hard drive it came with.
My folks always ask what they want to get me for Christmas so I am doing research now. 2 years ago they got me (i'm 41 now) the Ferrari F1 Lego car. That was so cool...
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Let tax reform sit with Parliament
- From: The Courier-Mail
- February 14, 2013
IT'S impossible for modern-day political parties to put country before politics. Tax reform, more than anything else, demonstrates this.
Today's politics, failing to various degrees around the world, is all about getting into power and staying in power. Career, personality, celebrity and factional politics always come before what's best for the country.
This is why the Parliament of Australia, not political parties, should own bedrock policy vital to the country's economic future. Ruling parties and leaders come and go, only the Parliament has the longevity to deliver long-term outcomes.
There have been at least 10 major reviews into Australia's taxation system over the past 50 years. The end result is the tax legislation grows in length and complexity.
The last review was conducted by Ken Henry and his team, from which hundreds of well-considered recommendations resulted.
The Government chose a handful to act upon, one being the mining tax, a good tax in concept but poisoned by politics and self-interest on both sides.
Income tax legislation is very complex. Fewer than a handful of people in Australia would be considered experts on the entire legislation. A slightly greater number would be considered experts on substantial sections. Politicians are not considered experts.
In 1994, the Keating government established the Tax Law Improvement Project. Its job was to simplify the 1936 income tax law.
In 1997, the Howard government used this work to introduce an updated but incomplete Income Tax Act then axed the TLIP in 1998. Consequently, income tax in Australia is now governed by two parallel pieces of legislation - the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 and the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
The TLIP did good work but its advent and demise make clear how political parties get rid of initiatives smeared with the fingerprints of their political rivals. Hatred of their foes is more important than what's best for the country.
The 1936 Act when first written was 126-pages long. The combined 1937 and 1997 Acts are about 7000 pages and growing in length and complexity.
Whether Julia Gillard or Tony Abbott is the next PM, the problem stays the same. Political parties cannot fix tax because they view everything through political "what can we get away with" glasses.
If truly looking at what's best for Australia's long-term interests, you look at what can't be done in a policy sense rather than what can be done in a political sense. Only Parliament with expert advice can do that fearlessly.
If the Parliament owns tax reform, it's not a political football. It's bedrock policy agreed on by the Parliament.
Politicians aren't the only short-term villains blocking tax reform. Tax reform is a hotbed of self-interest.
Private sector advisers ruthlessly argue on behalf of clients who want to limit tax. They say that is their job, while politicians say getting elected is their job.
The creation of tax reform policy has to be independent of political and private sector self-interest. The Henry Review is a good place to start. Then the Parliament should bring in that small group of tax experts the Government is often too afraid to use because they don't think politically.
Who cares which political party wins. It's time for Australia to win.
Greg Rudd is an Independent Senate candidate for Queensland.
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