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Jim Faut's Web Log (Comments) https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/feed/comments/atom 2014-09-27T09:42:20+00:00 Apache Roller https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/twitter_for#comment-1352438802887 Re: TwitterMQ? Jim 2012-11-09T05:26:42+00:00 2012-11-09T05:26:42+00:00
Carlo,

I have made some changes to this script since I wrote this post. For one thing, Twitter now requires OAuth in order to send updates to an account. I have since replaced the JTwitter library with twitter4j. The nice thing is that twitter4j comes with a sample script in bin/tweets/updateStatus.sh. This script sends whatever is supplied on the command line as a message to Twitter. I also simplified my backup to just use tar and copy everything to an external USB drive. So, there is no need to stdin. I just call updateStatus.sh with a pass/fail and a timestamp when the script completes.

Jim
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/twitter_for#comment-1352392061880 Re: TwitterMQ? Carlo 2012-11-08T16:27:41+00:00 2012-11-08T16:27:41+00:00
Hi,
 very interesting..
 Likewise you I need to send the information of every backup to a collector, but I don't understand how you have done to read the standard input, to send the addition information as you have done:
 Number of Files, Number of Bytes, and Elapsed Time.

Thank yoi
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/idea_for_rental_car_pick#comment-1318657069213 Re: Idea for Rental Car pick up car rental atlanta 2011-10-15T05:37:49+00:00 2011-10-15T05:37:49+00:00
Yes,by doing so..it will really help to get thing done perfect,on air port its really hard to have someone on call due to loud noise.Text message can be big next step for improvements in services
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/ufs_data_recovery_with_ufs#comment-1301408087000 Re: UFS Data Recovery with UFS Explorer Jorge Cordero 2011-03-29T14:14:47+00:00 2011-03-29T14:14:47+00:00
Sparc and X86 are different architectures, and interoperation at hardware level is not possible. Of course you can use some PC hardware on a Ultra10 (network cards, usb cards, harddisk, etc.), but in the case of hard disk you must reformat the drive.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/ufs_data_recovery_with_ufs#comment-1291446738000 Re: UFS Data Recovery with UFS Explorer Jim 2010-12-04T07:12:18+00:00 2010-12-04T07:12:18+00:00
I am glad this information helped!
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/ufs_data_recovery_with_ufs#comment-1291383765000 Re: UFS Data Recovery with UFS Explorer Moeed 2010-12-03T13:42:45+00:00 2010-12-03T13:42:45+00:00
Hello Jim,

Thanks for sharing your story. I have a client that uses those "NAS" units that you can buy on the internet with raid1. They thought it was sufficient to use as their primary means of storage, no backup plan with it.

Well they moved and it took a dump! Luckily, I found out about this software, and sure enough, the data is back and I am a hero.

Moeed
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_creating_a_new#comment-1248931173000 Re: Portal 7: Creating a new portal based on one of the samples Paul Willies - AKA Mufasa 2009-07-30T05:19:33+00:00 2009-07-30T05:19:33+00:00
Seeing that alot of people are facing the same problem regarding new user being unable to authenticate against the new Portal, I did a bit of digging up and managed to get it to work. See the steps I followed below, but first follow Jim's example above then after follow the example below:

After configuring the roles and loading display profile change the following settings, so that the new user's you create can authenticate.

I did the following to get my new users to authenticate:

On Solaris I opened the following file: /var/opt/SUNWportal/portals/csonline/desktop/csonline/Login/display.template
 I changed all occurrences of org=EnterpriseSample to my new organization o=fiction

I also changed the Organization display profile document, replaced every occurrence of o=EnterpriseSample with the name of my organization fiction, in this case I replaced all values that are o=EnterpriseSample,dc=test,dc=co,dc=za
 With o=fiction,dc=test,dc=co,dc=za

After configuration you might get a module denied error "Authentication Module Denied"
 Depending on which module you are using, in my case I am using LDAP so I also changed all occurrences of Membership to LDAP inside the display.template file.

After the above changes restart your web container container for the changes to take place and Bob's your uncle.

That's it. Its alive !!!

Hope this helps
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/i_updated_my_blackberry_software#comment-1244554697000 Re: I Updated My Blackberry Software new software 2009-06-09T13:38:17+00:00 2009-06-09T13:38:17+00:00
Thank you for the information.
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 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_creating_a_new#comment-1236678646000 Re: Portal 7: Creating a new portal based on one of the samples mufasa 2009-03-10T09:50:46+00:00 2009-03-10T09:50:46+00:00
This does not work, tired it out, new users cant login
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/ufs_data_recovery_with_ufs#comment-1236150519000 Re: UFS Data Recovery with UFS Explorer Jim 2009-03-04T07:08:39+00:00 2009-03-04T07:08:39+00:00
I don't know. You should try downloading the software and see what you can read from the drive. It costs nothing to try it. You only have to pay once you need to recover your data.

Good luck!

- Jim
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/ufs_data_recovery_with_ufs#comment-1236128181000 Re: UFS Data Recovery with UFS Explorer gerard 2009-03-04T00:56:21+00:00 2009-03-04T00:56:21+00:00
hello jim,
 do you think this product is applicable on a disk accidently reformatted? the datas are here, but all others informations are deleted (newfs applied).
 thanks
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/java_code_for_reading_standard#comment-1235985876000 Re: Java Code for Reading Standard Input Abraham Tehrani 2009-03-02T09:24:36+00:00 2009-03-02T09:24:36+00:00
Actually in Java 1.6 they included the Console class which makes it even simpler (and possible to take passwords).

 Console c = System.console();
 String input = c.readLine();

And no need for an external library.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_sra_move_sra#comment-1215547632000 Re: Portal 7 SRA: Move SRA Server into DMZ J 2008-07-08T20:07:12+00:00 2008-07-08T20:07:12+00:00
"thanks for the info, but what if the SRA host is reachable on a backend ip like 192.168.1.1 while the SRA listens on gateway.bindipaddress=172.16.1.1 ?"

We wanted to be able test the SRA internally (inside the firewall, from within the backend LAN). The gateway.bindipaddress is either one IP or all interfaces to bind HTTP/HTTPS. If 172.16.1.1 were the SRA interface that connects to our firewall and 192.168.1.1 were the interface that connects to our backend LAN, here is what our /etc/opt/SUNWportal/platform.conf.default configuration would look like:

gateway.bindipaddress=0.0.0.0
 (bind to all interfaces)
 gateway.virtualhost=sra.internalnetwork.com 192.168.1.1 172.16.1.1
 gateway.external.ip=172.16.1.1

HTH
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_sra_move_sra#comment-1208242310000 Re: Portal 7 SRA: Move SRA Server into DMZ jobbe 2008-04-15T06:51:50+00:00 2008-04-15T06:51:50+00:00
Hi Jim,
 thanks for the info, but what if the SRA host is reachable on a backend ip like 192.168.1.1 while the SRA listens on gateway.bindipaddress=172.16.1.1 ?

Can this work?

Thanks,
 jobbe
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_creating_a_new#comment-1206962893000 Re: Portal 7: Creating a new portal based on one of the samples Todd Wessendorf 2008-03-31T11:28:13+00:00 2008-03-31T11:28:13+00:00
Yea, this didn't work for me either. Tried it on the Enterprise sample and on the sandbox sample.
 No dice on either.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_creating_a_new#comment-1204142217000 Re: Portal 7: Creating a new portal based on one of the samples thachhoang 2008-02-27T19:56:57+00:00 2008-02-27T19:56:57+00:00
Hi Jim Faut,
 I set up a new Enterprise Site like your instructions .But when I log in the new site with new account , it always says "Login Unsucessful" .But If I use the accounts of old Enterprise Sample site such as : mary, chris, ed , the login is successful .
 It seems the new site use the login page of the old site .
 I don't know why . Jim, May you help me fix this strange bug ?

Best Regards,
 thachhoang
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_server_7_1_released#comment-1187347140000 Re: Portal Server 7.1 Released: JES 5 Paul 2007-08-17T10:39:00+00:00 2007-08-17T10:39:00+00:00
Jim, the change on Leroy's blog doesn't fix the problem. Any other ideas? Does Sun have the ajax'ed portal sample running in a demo lab somewhere that is publicly accessible via the SRA GW?
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_server_7_1_released#comment-1187335830000 Re: Portal Server 7.1 Released: JES 5 Jim 2007-08-17T07:30:30+00:00 2007-08-17T07:30:30+00:00
Check out Leroy's blog: http://blogs.sun.com/leroyk/entry/sra_and_ajax_portal
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_server_7_1_released#comment-1187333042000 Re: Portal Server 7.1 Released: JES 5 Paul 2007-08-17T06:44:02+00:00 2007-08-17T06:44:02+00:00
Jim, the enterprise sample portal in Portal 7.1 Update 1 does not work through SRA Gateway. The error message received is something about dojo toolkit error. This sounds like an URL rewriter issue with the AJAX code in the sample. Have you seen and/or solved this?
 https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_creating_a_new#comment-1185495766000 Re: Portal 7: Creating a new portal based on one of the samples lavanya 2007-07-27T00:22:46+00:00 2007-07-27T00:22:46+00:00 hi, i want to create new portal application like liferay portal (open source ).can u give me idea to create new appplication . https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_server_7_1_released#comment-1178024840000 Re: Portal Server 7.1 Released: JES 5 Jim 2007-05-01T13:07:20+00:00 2007-05-01T13:07:20+00:00 I typically use google to search our own docs site. This search is how I found the information you are looking for:
 +"portal server 7.1" +upgrade site:docs.sun.com https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_server_7_1_released#comment-1178003901000 Re: Portal Server 7.1 Released: JES 5 Jamie Jones 2007-05-01T07:18:21+00:00 2007-05-01T07:18:21+00:00 Thanks for the heads up Jim, this is exactly what our Solaris admin was looking for. Just out of curiosity, how would I have come across this doc (or similar docs) if not here? I saw the upgrade guide mentioned in the patch README yesterday, but that is the only link or reference to this guide I have currently found. https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_server_7_1_released#comment-1177926112000 Re: Portal Server 7.1 Released: JES 5 Jim 2007-04-30T09:41:52+00:00 2007-04-30T09:41:52+00:00 There is upgrade information here: http://docs.sun.com/source/819-6553/portalSvr.html https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_server_7_1_released#comment-1177924957000 Re: Portal Server 7.1 Released: JES 5 Jamie Jones 2007-04-30T09:22:37+00:00 2007-04-30T09:22:37+00:00 Jim, I noticed that sun listed patch 121465-28 as an what seems to upgrade of 7.0 to 7.1. Is there an upgrade path between the 2, or is it a wipe clean situation? Perhaps does JES5 have an upgrade feature (I noticed this referred to in some of the bugs fixed within this patch). https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/idea_for_rental_car_pick#comment-1177478922000 Re: Idea for Rental Car pick up Mark J Musante 2007-04-25T05:28:42+00:00 2007-04-25T05:28:42+00:00 Well, this guy isn't going to try much harder any longer. https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_creating_a_new#comment-1164869943000 Re: Portal 7: Creating a new portal based on one of the samples Jim 2006-11-30T06:59:03+00:00 2006-11-30T06:59:03+00:00 The procedure outlined here does not work for the Community Portal. That portal requires procedures that involve configuration of group calendar, derby database, and Access Manager Services. I suggest you read this blog for more information about setting up the sample portals using the included ant targets http://blogs.sun.com/dpolla/ https://blogs.oracle.com/jimfaut/entry/portal_7_creating_a_new#comment-1164859603000 Re: Portal 7: Creating a new portal based on one of the samples mehwish 2006-11-30T04:06:43+00:00 2006-11-30T04:06:43+00:00 Im trying to create a portal using the community sample. I have copied the community sample desktop files and have changed the desktop profile of my organization to that of the community sample's. The problem is that I can view the same UI when i login with a user in my own organization but i cannot create or join communities. Your help will be appreciated! Thanks. Regards, Mehwish.


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Until recently, it was assumed that estrogen is a key player in puberty in young girls, but this new research points the finger at testosterone. Does that mean that testosterone levels affect cancer risk?
To help unravel the association between testosterone and puberty, Fred F. Kadlubar, MD, director of the division of molecular epidemiology at the FDA National Center for Toxicological Research in Jefferson, Ark., and colleagues studied nearly 200 white, black, and Hispanic girls aged 9-10. The researchers noted when the girls started puberty and recorded information about their diet, weight, and environment. Genetic testing also was used to identify any genetic differences among the girls that would explain how their hormones would affect their health.
The researchers found that girls whose genetic makeup caused them to produce higher levels of a liver enzyme that breaks down testosterone, called CYP3A4, tended to start puberty earlier. These findings suggest that girls with relatively low levels of testosterone might experience early puberty and hence a higher risk of breast cancer.
"Because the early onset of puberty is a risk factor for breast cancer, it won't be surprising if studies of this genetic variance and breast cancer also find it to be a risk factor," Kadlubar said.
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wonderful place! and good shot.
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April 1 2009, 05:59 am by GuitarWalker57 |
Could you let everyone else know, how exactly you play the chorus
with the G G/F# Em/B stuff?
April 17 2009, 01:57 pm by GuitarWalker57 |
That is how I would play the Refrain part
G G/F# Em G C Em/B Am F
Hey beautiful, I seen you comin'
G G/F# Em G C Em/B Am F
oh no you don't walk away from me
G G/F# Em G
uh oh oh, uh oh oh, uh oh oh
C Em/B Am F
Hey beautiful
G G/F# Em G
uh oh oh, uh oh oh, uh oh oh
C Em/B Am F
Hey beautiful
okay, listen up folks the "G/F#" is a D major with the thumb reached around to hit the F# bass note, easy as pie to play as a chromatic descent from the G ...the D to the C is correct, but the "Em/B" is a standard run down from the C to the Am, bass note on the B note, pinky plays 5th string, 3rd fret, play from the A string down and the entire chord is an Em7 with a B in the bass - B/Em7 would be the correct way to write that, however the whole run is easy peasy and is natural, use your ear and listen to it
December 17 2014, 01:46 pm by Seinfeld17 |
Tab incomplete. Where's the rest of the chords? How can you make a tab and say that the rest of the song is self explanatory when it's not?


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Last line of defense: Film 'Gideon's Army' praises public defenders
Also, I think that student-loan debt policies are an easy fix — there is no reason whatsoever (not to fix them). Right now the law is if you practice (as a public defender) for 10 years and you pay your bills on time, you're eligible for debt relief. Well, young public defenders don't make any money. Take Travis: He says he has money for "extra bills" like gas and food. Gas and food are not "extra" — those are necessities! So freeing up a public defender after three years from $700 to $800 (in monthly student-loan payments) is a lot of money for a young person who would like to start a family.
Normal life pressures can get in the way (of being a public defender) — you want to have a baby, you want to provide for your family. It's one thing to do the sacrificing yourself; it's another thing to ask your wife or husband to do it too.
DN: What was the biggest eye-opener for you while making "Gideon's Army?"
DP: I wanted to understand how a public defender could represent somebody who might be guilty. But what I ended up seeing was so many innocent people who were pleading guilty to things they may not have committed. And that was so shocking to me, I can't even tell you. I saw a 17-year-old plead guilty to something that I know he didn't do, and the prosecutor knows he didn't do it. I thought, "That's just wrong." You think that that's the exception, but I'm not sure it is. I don't have any proof of that, but anecdotally I'm just not sure.
DN: It was really surprising when you showed how poverty affects people in the criminal justice system — that if you get arrested but you can't make bail, you'd lose your freedom regardless of whether you committed a crime.
DP: The other thing is, what are the consequences of that? We followed the case of a 16-year-old kid who was walking by a broken window at a gas station when the cops pulled up. They threw him in the back of the car, and they charged him with a crime. He said that he didn't do it; they said, "Tell it to the judge." Except they never set a hearing to determine his bond. So he's in jail for months and months with no hearing — which happens all the time in Georgia.
Imagine if you got arrested today, and in a couple months you still haven't had a bail hearing. Some people will say, "A couple months isn't that long." Well, you try spending one night in jail — and then you tell me what you think about your kid spending a couple months in jail.
Fast-forward six months. They finally set bail for this kid at $40,000 for breaking a window and stealing some money from a gas station. He can't make the ($4,000) bond. After he misses the entire year of 10th grade, he wants to get out of jail. The prosecutor says, "I'll offer you this boot-camp diversion program, but first you've got to bond out of jail." The kid's mother can't pay the bond, so he pleads guilty — and now he's a felon who can't vote, can't live in public housing where his family lives, and isn't eligible for student loans. And that last one is a huge deal. He's a smart kind — but even if he had a prayer of making it, how would he go to college now (without student loans)?
So he's going to drop out of high school now. What do we think he's going to do for a job? This is (an example of) why there's this repeated cycle of poverty.
DN: Why did you build the documentary around a small handful of cases being handled by three public defenders?
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Bumble Bee isn't a goddamn Camero.
I like Transformers and all but shouldn't kids shows on Discovery be you know… educational.
He has been multiple vehicles over the past 25 or more years. And in the newer comics, he has changed from the VW bug to a sportier car. This was his last version, right before the movies hit.
The entire channel is changing to "The Hub". New format, no longer discovery kids.
It is educational, it'll teach kids how to be a badass fighter like Optimus was in ROTF, lol.
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A tempo is worth about 1/3 of a pawn. It ain't rocket science. Sorry.
As for the OP's earlier thread -- 1 and 1/2 pawns is generally considered a "winning advantage." End of story.
is the first one a general statement or just for the first move?
and 1 pawn is not enough?
Can you pls show me your GM certificate?
Give this mindless thread a rest. So tiresome, the OP.
No, one pawn is many times not enough to win. Get off your arse and simply look it up in a good chess book. Duh ??
There should be a movie, named "The Human Centipawn"
let me makes this more clear: I'm well aware that 1 pawn sometimes is not enough. it should be obvious though that the evaluation of these positions is 0.00. my question however was how many centipawns is enough to secure a win no matter what the opponent plays. no need to be rude, dipshit.
It is 24. But only if white opens with d4. Otherwise it's like 13.
In all likelihood, zero.
1.5 pawns is generally considered a "winning advantage," ceteris paribus.
How dense do you have to be to not understand this simple rule of thumb ??
What planet does the OP hail from ?? Such a windbag. Please spare us.
How dense do you have to be to not understand this simply rule of thumb ??
wrong thread, einstein. btw, i seem to remember at least a couple of occasions where a GM resigned a game where the evaluation was 1.2 something in his opponents favor, and everybody agreed it's a clear win.
doesn't that contradict your minimum requirement of 1.5 pawns, genius?
You have started 10 moronic thread is just the past two weeks. Here's your latest --
Your prose speak for themselves. Have a Nice Day.
Not only does he not understand the rule of thumb, he appears not to understand what a rule of thumb even is.
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I miss the old ones!
You are playing in two universes and putting things into conflict.
In human play, one pawn, or even less may be enough to win, even in GM level, I am not talking about score, I am talking about material.
In Engine play, or evaluation, when the position is won, give your engine some time and he will (most probably) find mate eventually.
When you use computers to analyse a given position, the score it shows does not reflect the exact score in the given position. That is due to:
1. Engines are made by humans, who don't play chess perfectly.
2. Engines are super strong tacticians, but lack strategic view.
We all use engines to study becouse it gives us a fast, easy and impartial evaluation of a position we encounter, not becouse it reflects the truth of what is going on the board.
So, the (last) question in this thread: "minimum score to force a win with perfect defense" has no answer. First, becouse no one plays perceft chess (not even engines), so we can't evaluate the position correctly. Second, becouse +1 may be winning in a position (king and pawn vs king), while +38 may lead to a drawn (huge material advantage but the engine didn't reach the depth necessary to spot it).
We could do without them altogether.
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Im just so sad we didint catch on to this sooner, my poor kid cant hear.
I literally just came in from seeing an ENT specialist and my son was diagnosed with 30-40% hearing loss. Needless to say I am devastated and wish I could have caught this sooner. He is going for surgery this Friday to have the tubes implanted and I am praying that this will correct his speech. He's 3yo and although he makes a lot of sounds and says some words he is not talking on the level of a normal 3yo. I took him last month to be evaluated and they found they he was 25% delayed in one or more areas. I am so hoping that this recent discovery of his hearing loss will get things straightened out. On the other hand I am terrified about him having surgery. I understand that it's minor and this is a normal procedure but I just wish he didn't have to do through it.
I just found this board and saw this post which struck home. My now 5 yr old missed an entire year of life to undiagnosed fluid in his ears. It happened between 17 and 30 months old. We were finally referred to an ENT when his preschool said he didn't hear a fire drill. We were devastated. We had spent that last year begging for someone to help and stop telling us he was a boy and they talk late or he had apraxia. His speech delay was huge at that point. He had only beginning sounds of words and no receptive language since he never heard us. He has been through a lot of speech therapy and now goes to a private school for children with language problems. His receptive picked up fairly quickly though he is still missing a TON of vocabulary. His expressive is taking much longer. He speaks in 4-5 word sentences but they lack language variety. He is very bright which has helped him keep up with academic stuff so far. They are unsure of whether he has auditory processing problems or if it is still just a mixed receptive and expressive language delay. Since he missed such a huge chunk of time, no one knows how to diagnose him because when do you decide he had enough time to catch up. So instead we work based on his needs.
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so we're being referred to ENT to consider tubes.
would love to hear your experiences on if after your child got tubes placed, their speech improve or caught up. how long did it take?
Not sure if anyone is still reading, but this is exactly our story. My son was in speech therapy since he was 18 months old, and stopped making progress around 2. We had a crappy SLP that treated my son like he was an idiot, and insisted that we just needed to keep modeling all of the sounds he couldn't make until he got them. I got fed up eventually, scheduled an appointment with an ENT beause my son was always congested, so I thought he might be hearing things slightly muffled. It turns out he had pretty severe conductive hearing loss due to fluid backup and chronic sinus infections (we thought he was catching lots of colds at daycare). He needed ear tubes and to have his adenoids out.
We saw improvement immediately after the surgery. It was amazing. It's been 6 months, and he is so far ahead of where he was. He still has a language delay, but it's less severe than it used to be. As a matter of fact, he actually scored at and above average on the last evaluation his new SLP gave him. He still has a way to go, but I'm thrilled with his progress.
I'm still bitter that no doctors, teachers, or therapists ever suggested that I take him to an ENT. I just pulled a theory out of my butt and fortunately got my kid to the right specialist.
not sure if anyone is still reading but... based on all your stories you would recommend to get tubes. My little man has had 6 ear infections in 3 months. Is 6M 2W old and we are seeing an ENT today.
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My daughter is 27 months old and going for a hearing exam next Wednesday. She also was congested much of her young life due to allergies. I'm wondering if seeing an ENT is also in order. She has speech delays as well that my gut tells me is connected to all of this. It seems tubes are more often than not necessary.
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My LO got his tubes in this past Friday. He is 24 months old and we are hoping this stimulates the speech as he only says "mama, baba, dada". Hes been in speech therapy since december and no difference. ENT said he had tons of glue like liquid removed.


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The present study examined the influence(s) of race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and substance abuse on depressive symptomatology in a sample of African-American, Dominican, Irish-American, and Puerto Rican women of child-bearing age. While the initial analyses indicated ethnic differences in depressive symptomatology, these differences, with the exception of the difference observed in positive affect, disappeared when socioeconomic status and substance use were controlled. Thus the observed differences between the four groups of women in overall CES-D scores, somatic complaints and negative affect resulted, in large measure, from the divergent socioeconomic circumstances of the four groups.
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Heh, we have something in common my first on road rc car is the Tb-02d, it's also my first kit, and tamiya I just hope I can build it!
Huh, well I didn't notice that..guess i'll just get a "car" motor..
I'm the new owner of a Tamiya tb-02d and, I'm very pleased with it. The only draw back is that I want a little more power, nothing crazy but, just more zip than the stock motor. So, I was thinking I...
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If they are the ones from the motor you can move the esc to stop the problem that's what I did.
I'm lost as to what connectors these are. Are they the ones from the motor to the esc, or which ones?
I'm just wondering where you come up with 2.5hp i'm not doubting you but, I would like to know.
If you ask in the redcat racing support forum they'd be glad to help you out and, have you already broke it in just wondering?
Errrr, brushless and water don't mix the esc can be waterproofed but, motor will be ruined from water.
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I think the duratrax Intellipeak ice is the charger your looking for..here's a link to it.
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"A little" warm is normal but, just make sure you give it a little time to cool between packs..
From the stats the hacker is the best motor, i've only had experiance with the ammo motors and, at 25$ that 4850 is a great deal. The 4850 would be perfect for just bashing around and, would run okay...
This doesn't put out 5hp...it's a fun large truck but the 7.7 comes no where near 5 hp..
Well, you might see a difference but, it's mainly noticable on electrics where you see a significant increase in run times with better bearings.
You can put losi connector on any batts but, personally I would switch to TRX or deans..
Ceramic bearings ARE better in performence and life, they only make a real difference if you use them where there is alot of rotating mass. It wouldn't make much of a difference at all in the engine..
It's...very....shiny....but, indoors with those paddles? Hit the nearest sand pit!


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Skip to comments.Improving economy boosts Obama in battleground states
Posted on 03/28/2012 11:53:27 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
President Obama's standing in a trio of battleground states is improving, while GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney is struggling on the key test of favorability, two new polls show.
Quinnipiac University polled hypothetical general election matchups in the key general election states of Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania. In Florida, Obama leads Romney 49-42%; in Ohio, the lead is 47-41%. Pennsylvania is a closer battle, with Obama's 45-42% lead roughly equaling the margin of error.
Those three states account for 67 electoral votes toward the 270 a candidate needs to garner to win the election. Since 1960, no candidate has won the White House without winning two of those three key states.
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Delusional as usual. What recovery?
Improving? Where???
That's rich!
Hotair.com had an interesting article about these polls, and the internals on them.
Obama is in trouble, even with these polls.
i didn't go into the weeds to see exactly who was polled.
But I do know thee is NO recovery
and now that obama has made sure energy costs will " necessarily skyrocktet" with his latest EPA rulings on coal Penn and especially Ohio. which gets over 80% of it's energy from coal will NOT vote for 0dumbo
Doesn't matter. It's all about the appearance of recovery, and that's the narrative the "media" has been building all along.
Murder city's newspaper, the world capital of corruption.
So...gas is $3.81 a gallon here ($1.85/gallon on the day of his crowning), milk is $5.50 to $6.29, bacon is 5.98 to $7.98, hamburger (worst 73/27) is $3.50/lb), and so on. All of the car dealerships here in town have at most 1/2 lot full (Chebby and Chrysler 1/4 to 1/3 full). Lots of empty store fronts still, my house is worth less than I paid for it, taxes haven't gone down, ALL of my monthly services have gone up (gas, elect., water, phones, mobiles, entertainment, lawn service, security service, etc.) have increased...
Just how in the name of Cowboy Hell is the 'economy' recovering? Huh? When you piss on my leg, don't say it is raining.
Open the files and trot out a "Yea, Obama, Happy Happy Joy Joy!" story on a day when he just took it up the shorts at the Supreme Court...
Uh, I don't think Hussein has a problem with "takin' it up the shorts".......it's not being able to implement his treachery is the problem.
I wonder if they have imaginary friends, too..
****ing liars... NOW PROVE ME WORNG YOU COMMIE BASTARDS!
My thoughts exactly.
Chicago Tribune; really? please, give us a break
The economy is deteriorating at a slower rate- for now.
If the media can portray that as 'improving' (in a way it is) then he's in the clear.
If, meanwhile, nothing happens to re-accelerate that slow deterioration...
Terrible grammar.
Economy improving stories remind me of the Bugs Bunny cartoons where a plane is heading for the ground to crash and is saved at the last minute by running out of gas.
Economy improving no one left to layoff
Economy improving everyone is on welfare
Economy improving food stamp office hires greeter
Economy improving in Sanford Florida (gun sales through the roof)
The OPEC countries are doing well thanks to Obama.
What improving economy??? Is Michael MEMORYLASPE, comparing our 'improving' economy to GREECE?? This Zombie writer is another LIBERAL trying to get the Moron in Chief re-elected.
According to the White House Insider Obama's internal polling indicates he's down 10 points from these external polls.
Other polls that are more credible have said that an improving economy will not help Obama because voters believe it is improving depsite Obama, not because of Obama — so they believe Obama in the White House will continue to hold them back. Quinnipiac, of course, is always tilted to the left.
Ben is keeping the printing presses running overtime at the Fed Reserve.
Whew! Where do you live anyway? California?
Here our commodities aren't too bad (Milk $2.50-$3.50, Ground Beef $2.89, gas $ 4.09), but the utilities have gone up quite a bit.
What entertainment? Lawn service? ROFL We ARE the lawn service.
North Georgia. Those prices were from my last trip to Walmart, although the higher milk price is Mayfield whole milk.
I also cut my own grass but I do use TRUGREEN for weed control. NONE of the other homes around me in this subdivision do anything about weeds except one. Their spores/seeds are like the illegal Mexicans - too many for me to control ergo TRUGREEN.
As for the entertainment, I have Netflix , OTA and DIRECTV and will dump them when my upgrade runs out.
liars and obama apologists.
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I didn't bother to check whether the directory already exists before creating it since I figured it won't overwrite anything or delete the contents if it does. Correct me if I'm wrong.
The thing is however, I would like to check if the creation of the directory was succesful or not but I can't figure out how to get this information.