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Attorney Testimonials
Tully Rinckey PLLC understands that their clients' success determines our success, that is why we collaborate closely with our clients and work diligently and efficiently to help them achieve their goals. With in-depth knowledge and legal experience, we are able to address even the most complex legal issues and focus on what matters most to our clients. At Tully Rinckey PLLC, we measure our accomplishments through the successful and effective resolution of legal issues. Our case achievements and client testimonials are a testament to our commitment to impeccable client service.
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"He took on this case with vigor and ZERO FEAR of the government!"
"LITERALLY THE BEST MONEY I EVER SPENT!!!! The USAF charged my son with Article 92, Violate General Order and Article 128, Simple Assault. I spoke to many attorneys who said to me, "Your son will be convicted of the Simple Assault because putting lotion on someone's face is considered an assault as it is an unwanted touch." They all wanted me to work on a plea deal with the government that ended with my son being discharged, spending time in the brig and having a federal conviction for the rest of his life. Knowing that this just didn't warrant a federal conviction, bad conduct discharge and time in the brig, I was on a search to find an attorney who would look at this case for what it was: a couple of 19-21 year-old immature young men horse playing. I was looking for someone who would say something different; someone who would be able to look at the case from more than one view. When I spoke to Mr. Rinckey, I thought I was going to get the same ole speech, but to my surprise, I IMMEDIATELY felt at ease and I knew right then that he was going to be my attorney (not sure if he knew it at this time). He took on this case with vigor and ZERO FEAR of the government! He wanted them to know that this was NOT going to go away with any plea deal! And he went to work! Then, LITERALLY 2 DAYS BEFORE trail the government added an additional charge, which was Article 134, Unlawful Entry. Mr. Rinckey stayed focused, developed a plan, and off to trail we went. He was so prepared, calm and at ease. I remember him saying to me, "I am ready to try this case." And yesterday – 14 APR 2016 – my son was found NOT GUILTY on ALL CHARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS!!! Yesss!!! You know, it's always hard to find money for an attorney, but I learned one thing with this case. Although I thought we couldn't afford an attorney, the truth of the matter was that we couldn't afford NOT TO HAVE an attorney. I only wish I had found Mr. Rinckey sooner, but that's okay. I have found my ATTORNEY for life," Y.W. on Founding Partner on Greg Rinckey, Esq. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes.
"Well Informed Legal Advice" – G.C.
Received sound and well informed legal advice. Responses were timely and extremely relevant. – G.C. on client relations attorney Derrick T. Hogan
"Great Service" – E.S.
I want to thank you all for the great service rendered [to] myself and family. – E.S. on Client Relations Attorney Derrick Hogan
"High Regard" – R.E.M.
"Your firm held my best interests with high regard… I thank you for your efforts." – R.E.M.
"Prompt and Efficient" – K.B.
"Prompt and efficient in processing claim, all correspondence handled in prompt and efficient manner." – K.B.
"Impressed" – W.W.
"As a retired heavy user of attorneys, I'm impressed with your concerns and your efforts to stay in touch with your clients. Its damned good management aligned with top notch expertise." – W.W.
"Excellent Service" – J.R.
"Excellent service, very professional, and understanding and considerate of clients needs. Attorney was very approachable and there was a very good comfort level." – J.R.
"Full Service" – K.M.
"I like the fact the office is close enough to where I work and live and that it is a full service practice, not just estate planning." – K.M.
"Professional and Informative" – J.H.
"Professional and informative… I was pleased with the handling of the case. I was treated as a person, and kept abreast of all aspects of the case. Thank you all." – J.H.
"Thanks So Much" – J.D.
"Without your firm, I would not have known of my claim. Thanks so much!" – J.D.
"Gets Results" – F.P.
"Most certainly – The firm gets results!" – F.P.
"Outstanding" – M.P.
"Results are outstanding." – M.P.
"Quite Satisfied" – R.W.
"I am quite satisfied with the services your office has provided." – R.W.
"Exceptional Legal Services" – A.S.
"Your firm, Tully Rinckey, has provided and continues to provide me with prompt, keen, exceptional legal services. After the initial consult, I felt relieved that I had the representation from Tully Rinckey… I have found a new found hope with Tully Rinckey…" – A.S.
"Absolute Best" – R.H.
"My attorney was the absolute best I could ever have hoped for. A pure professional in every sense of the word. She was very mindful of my financial expenditure and still was able to represent me very well in my court case."– R.H.
"Outstanding Service" – A.R.
"Outstanding service, true professional." – A.R.
"Top Notch" – V.W.
"My attorney was top notch. Very pleasant and helpful." – V.W.
"Very Thankful" – C.P.
"Very thankful for the help and guidance I received from your law firm. Because of your law firm I was able to return to work with all my back benefits." – C.P.
"Ideal Choice" – D.H.
"My attorney knew exactly the approach to take and was the ideal choice. She was extremely responsive. She was clear, balanced, and open to our views and feelings. She made it clear she was there for us and ready to answer questions." – D.H.
"Very Satisfield" – D.D.
"I was very satisfied with the services provided which were completed in a very timely and professional manner." – D.D.
"Excellent" – B.M.
"Your firm provides excellent & free service to federal workers and NG/USAR members." – B.M.
Civil Litigation
"Professional Representation" – A.S.
"Keep up the excellent and professional representation!" – A.S. on client relations attorney Derrick T. Hogan
Criminal Law
"Quick and Confident" – L.L.
"Mr. Kelly has an awesome reputation, and he lived up to it. Thank you for the quick and confident resolution to my case." - L.L. on Partner Donald Kelly Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes
"Concerns Were Handled With Speed" – B.H.
The impression of the firm was professional and competent. My case was handled with precision and my concerns were handled with speed. Your approach to retaining and maintaining a client is refreshing and winning. You are now my lawyer. – B.H. on partner Thomas J. Carr
"Professional, Courteous, and Informative" – D.W.
Tom weighed all factors including family, personal, as well as legal in recommending any course of action. Mr. Carr was professional, courteous, informative, and was always readily accessible to obtain required case status. I felt like I was one of the team. – D.W. on partner Thomas J. Carr
"Very Lucky to Have" – D.M.
"I am very lucky to have had Mr. Carr represent me. If ever needed, I would absolutely hire him again." – D.M. on partner Thomas J. Carr
"The Possibilities" – K.K.
"I had a really good experience at Tully Rinckey and also with Tom Carr. He was very cooperative and told me the possibilities on how he could deal with the case." – K.K. on partner Thomas J. Carr
"Best Results" – J.A.
"Tom was professional, he did for me what he said he would do and got the best results from a tough situation." – J.A. on partner Thomas J. Carr
Family and Matrimonial Law
"Thank You For All Your Help" – K.L.
"Thank you for all your help, Barb. You are terrific and I will exuberantly tell anyone looking for the best lawyer about you!" – K.L. on Partner Barbara King Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes
"Very Helpful and Compassionate" – J.B.
"Jennifer was very helpful and compassionate during a difficult time in my marriage. She listened to my concerns and knew legal rules I had no idea about. She handled my divorce in a most timely fashion which I appreciate. She made the divorce as painless as possible. Jennifer kept in contact with me every step of the divorce. I felt as though I knew exactly what was happening at each point. I am thankful to have found Jennifer Corcoran." - J.B. on Partner Jennifer Corcoran
"I Felt Like I Mattered" – E.B.
"She was (and is!) an excellent attorney: bright, concerned about me, responsive, skillful, and she let me be part of the decision-making. She demonstrated the perfect mix of professional and personal concern and I felt totally comfortable with her at the helm. She and I were a team but she took the stress off of me to handle my case. I gave her ideas and she honestly considered my point of view and I felt like I mattered. I switched from another attorney to Barb and I'm incredibly grateful that I did." – E.B. on Partner Barbara King
"Overly Impressed" – C.I.
"I was overly impressed with Jennifer. She was great and knowledgeable to work with. I appreciate everything she did for me during this time. Also those I worked with at the end to get it all completely finalized." - C.I. on Partner Jennifer Corcoran
"Excellent to Work With" – J.R.
"Barb was excellent to work with – always accessible, knowledgeable and responsive. She cuts the the chase and provides great advice. I have and will continue to recommend her services." – J.R. on partner Barbara King
"Knows Matrimonial Law Inside and Out" – L.S.
"Barb King knows matrimonial law inside and out, including the judge and court staff!" – L.S. on Partner Barbara King
"Always Made Me Feel Like She Understood" – K.M.
"Barbara did a wonderful job and always made me feel like she understood what I wanted to be done." – K.M. on partner Barbara J. King
"Competence, Poise, and Personal Investment in My Case" – G.L.
"High divorce rates in this country suggest that many of us either have had a friend in this situation or have experienced it ourselves. Thus, the anxiety and fears associated with this process are familiar to most of us: a divorce threatens one's financial stability, living situation, professional choices, and often how much time one will be allowed to spend with their children.
When you are going through such a stressful life-changing experience, the ability to have an attorney who is at once responsive, compassionate, fair, grounded, knowledgeable, and experienced is paramount. This is what Barb King has offered me during my legal battle. I am extremely satisfied with her work ethic. Barb has navigated us through this nightmare with competence, poise, and personal investment in my case. I really feel that she cares." – G.L. on partner Barbara J. King
"Best Choice" – A.B.
"If anyone needs a divorce/child support lawyer, Barbara will be your best choice and your lawyer for life. Her professional approach to all parties, knowledge of family law, and stern position to protect her clients (including myself) was very impressive. My case finally got settled because of Mrs. King. I am very grateful for her time, wisdom, patience and advice. My choice to have Barbara King as my lawyer was best choice I made in a long time. Thank you Barbara!!! You're my lawyer for life." – A.B. on partner Barbara J. King
"Swiftly and Professionally" – J.K.S.
"When I first met with Jen Corcoran, I was confused and concerned that I was being misrepresented by my current attorney. After my first meeting with her, I felt a fair and just resolution was now not a dream of mine but actually a simple fact of law that would be addressed swiftly and professionally. Unlike my previous attorney, Jen was thorough, compassionate, attentive, and organized. She always returned my calls in a timely manner and never made me feel anxious about the questions I was asking or that she was in a hurry to end the call. I have since recommended Jen and Tully Rinckey to several acquaintances who have ALL had similar service. From the receptionist to Ms. Corcoran's assistant, I have never been more pleased with services or pleasant attitudes and reasonable rates that proved to be a rewarding investment. Jen Corcoran is an amazing attorney." – J.K.S. on partner Jennifer J. Corcoran
"Utmost Respect" – R.K.
"Since being introduced to Jennifer, I found myself to be very comfortable with her legal guidance and oversight of my situation. From the beginning, Jennifer provided me with honest, detailed, and accurate assessments of my legal and financial situations. I was pleasantly surprised that she would reply to every question I posed to her, whether in the form of an email or a phone call. Frankly, past history of other firms did not rise to this level of service to a client. I have the utmost respect for her, and unwavering confidence in her legal knowledge and advice. I have no reservation declaring that I intend to have Jennifer provide for any future legal representation I may require." – R.K. on partner Jennifer J. Corcoran
"So Thankful" – R.J.
"This is the third time that Jennifer Corcoran has represented me. The first time was approximately three years ago. My ex husband died and I found myself in a legal battle with his ex wife over insurance that was meant for our daughter, as agreed upon in our divorce agreement. The attorney who wrote the agreement referred me to Jen due to her experience in dealing with similar cases. When I met with Jen I knew she was the right attorney for us. She had and has a wonderful way with people, but clearly knows her business, She made me feel that our case had merit and I fully believed she would work hard for a positive outcome. The case went on for a year, and Jen always kept me informed and I never felt like my case was one of many that she was working on. She made me feel like I was important and my daughter was important. The case was finally resolved just prior to going to court. Jen was not only able to retrieve all of the funds, but she also was able to secure our legal fees from the other party. I am so thankful to Jen. My daughter now has the funds to attend college without financial worry. I know this is would not have been achieved without Jen's hard work and dedication. Jennifer Corcoran is an accomplished attorney but she also has a way of making her clients feel important and valued." – R.J. on partner Jennifer J. Corcoran
"Always There" – D.W.
"Divorce is difficult with much uncertainty. When choosing a lawyer you are entrusting that person will guide you in the right direction. During the process Barbara King was always there when I needed her. Because of her commitment, I felt confident she would procure a positive outcome out of a distressing situation.
If you are a client of Barbara's, you are in good hands." – D.W. on partner Barbara J. King
"Breadth of Knowledge" – D.B.A.
"My life-long friend and personal attorney referred me to Barb King and I felt confident and comfortable with her upon our first introduction, which was my initial consultation meeting. Barb King has shown that she not only has a verified depth and breadth of knowledge of her profession but she displays a keen sense of preparedness when placed into action. I have the utmost confidence in Barb King and in Tully Rinckey." – D.B.A. on partner Barbara J. King
"Extremely Pleased" – G.G.
"I am extremely pleased with Barb King." – G.G. on partner Barbara J. King
"Great To Work With" – D.A.
"Barb King has been great to work with." – D.A. on partner Barbara J. King
"Great" – T.D.
"Barb King was great. Professional, knowledgeable, and always pragmatic. I would recommend her highly!" – T.D. on partner Barbara J. King
"Professional and Kind" – A.P.
"Very professional and kind at a very tough time." – A.P. on partner Barbara J. King
"Made Me Feel Safe" – C.C.
"I can't say enough about the service I have and am receiving from you office. I receive quick responses and results with Barb and the support staff. Everyone is always polite, professional and helpful. From day one, Barb King has made me feel safe, secure and has listened and understood my concerns and problems." – C.C. on partner Barbara J. King
"AWESOME Attorney" – R.J.
"Barbara King is an AWESOME attorney and if she is representative of your staffing in general then you must be the preeminent law firm in the capital district. I could not be any more pleased with the services provided to me. Although I am not a wealthy client, I feel as though I have been cared for in a manner that exceeds my personal contribution to the firm's finances. The caring and compassion shown to me by Barbara and the staff has been very affirming to me in what is a difficult time in my life. Thank you!" – R.J. on partner Barbara J. King
"Really Cares" – P.R.
"Working with Barbara King made what could have been a very unpleasant situation simple, easy to understand and relatively painless. Barb's support, ability to draw out information and availability is not typical of what has been my past experience with attorneys. She really cares! Her paralegal was a pleasure to work with and truly an asset to your organization as well. Again, a very difficult situation was made easy for me by your awesome staff." – P.R. on partner Barbara J. King
"Valuable and Calming" – E.C.
"Very pleased with services and arrangements. Greg has been a valuable and calming influence in helping me deal with my issue." – E.C. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
Military Law
"Professional Service and Advice" – RG
"I wanted to take the time to take you for your professional service and advice. I would not have been successful with proving my innocence with this case. I commend you and your staff on a job well done, and I appreciate all you have done for me and my family. Mr. Rinckey you and your firm are true professionals and I will always have you as my attorney. Thanks for all your support." - R.G. on Managing Partner Greg T. Rinckey Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes
"Can't Thank You Enough" – J.E.
"I can't thank you folks enough, I feel so vindicated! Let me tell you a funny story. I received a letter from the court on Thursday saying that my appeal had been dismissed. In my translation of legalese, I thought the letter said that the Gov't had settled earlier with me for 104 hours and that I was entitled to nothing more. That wasn't the way I remembered it but you all had the facts, all I had was memory. I was going to write and thank you for your hard work on my behalf, and move on. The next day I went out to the mailbox and found a check from DFAS for $2,034! I am sure you could have heard me cheer. When I submitted my case a few years back, the Gov't only sent me 3 years of finance records – and half of those belonged to someone else. I was told that no other pay records were available because of the infamous St. Louis records warehouse fire. Everything gets blamed on the warehouse fire. Thanks again, keep fighting for those of us who don't have a chance. You guys are heroes." - J.E. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes
"Pleased With My Results" – R.A.
"I would like to express my appreciation for the great job your firm has done to get my refund from the Air Force for in correct charges of military leave while I was working as an Air Reserve technician. I had been retired for about fifteen years and had very little paperwork to support my claim. However your firm worked diligently to find all the necessary documents and negotiate a settlement. Everyone I dealt with at your firm were extremely knowledgeable, and professional. I was pleased with my results and have recommended your firm to several other former Air Reserve technicians who fell under the same situation." - R.A. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes
"Very Familiar With Military Law" – S.D.
"Mr. Rinckey was a life saver. I really gave up that there were no lawyers out there that were familiar with military regulations. Greg was very familiar with military law and was very good keeping me informed with his phone calls with the NYARNG." – S.D. on Managing Partner Greg Rinckey
"Most Amazing Attorneys in the World!" – P.K.
"Non-judgmental, efficient, professional, personable, most amazing attorneys in the world! This is my first experience with attornies and I know in my heart I got the best ones! I do have bragging rights! Keep fighting the good fight!!!" - P.K. on Managing Partner Greg Rinckey
"Cannot Thank You Enough" – R.S. and C.S.
"I cannot thank you enough for all that you did for us." – R.S. and C.S.
"Great Representation" – T.M.
"I received great representation and a fair settlement." – T.M. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
"Absolutely Great" – S.D.B.
"The firm (Mr. Rinckey) was absolutely great. I was able to set up a payment plan to suit my needs and best of all, I was found not guilty. I truly believe that without Mr. Rinckey, I would not have received a fair trial from the military and my whole life would have been ruined!" – S.D.B. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
"Sound Advice" – P.U.
"Your sound advice, professional team, thoughtful preparation, and solid presentation at trial culminated in a positive outcome for our son, his mom and I, and ultimately the Navy and our country. I have had occasion to work with many firms and many attorneys over the years and you and your firm rise above them all in terms of effectiveness and achievement of the correct result." – P.U. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
"Knows the System Inside and Out" – M.A.G.
"When a Judge refers to your attorney as the "world famous Mat Tully," you know you have the right lawyer on your side. Mr. Tully has won several cases for me, with one being a landmark decision, and I watched as he took on the US Department of State, the US Department of Justice and wowed the entire Merit System Protection Board. When you have a case involving military, employment law or USERRA, you must call Mathew Tully first. Mr. Tully is a military officer, former civilian federal employee and a columnist, so he knows the system inside and out. He will explain the strengths and weaknesses of your case and then provide a clear, unambiguous direction and strategy. He is a no nonsense lawyer and will not accept any money from you unless he feels he can truly win." – M.A.G. on founding partner Mathew B. Tully
"Veterans are Being Heard!" – R.E.
"There is not a better choice out there! If it was not for Mr. Tully, I would have just been another Reservist fired and red flagged from ever getting another federal job, and for what, for just being a Patriot and serving the call of duty for OUR country! Because of Tully Rinckey, justice has been served and a strong message has been sent to all organizations, Federal and private. Veterans are being heard!!! Thank you so much, not just for me, but for all service members that were fired for serving as well. Now they have a land mark decision to use in their defense." – R.E. on founding partner Mathew B. Tully
"Highest Degree of Integrity" – S.H.
"I ran into an experience where I was being discriminated against by my employee based on my military service. I looked to numerous attorneys who claimed to be experts on the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act and found that Mathew Tully and Tully Rinckey PLLC were the only ones that could competently defend my rights. I worked with Mathew B. Tully, Esq. and he quickly and aggressively negotiated an extremely favorable settlement on my behalf. Mr. Tully exhibited the highest degree of integrity and possessed the necessary skills to settle my case and he did so in a matter of days. If you are looking for professional and competent counsel to represent you in a USERRA matter, Mat Tully is your "go to" lawyer. He is internationally acknowledged as an expert on USERRA and delivered results for me and defended my reemployment rights. Whenever I needed him he was there for me. I can't recommend Mat and his law firm enough. He truly cares about his clients and it shows by the way he treated me in one of my darkest hours. He clarified all of the issues for me and he delivered on all of his promises." – S.H. on founding partner Mathew B. Tully
"Wonderful" – L.C.
"Thank you for the wonderful pro bono service." – L.C. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
"Looked Out For My Best Interest" – S.E.
"I had final say on settlement and my attorneys always looked out for my best interest. Your Firm provided the perfect fit for my legal needs. Your experience and legal expertise in USERRA cases made the difference in my case." – S.E. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
"Team of Experts" – T.W.
"Nice having a team of experts in the field of military rights. Anyone who has an issue regarding their civilian employment or the military I refer to you." – T.W. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
"Impressed and Supportive" – P.S.
"I am impressed and supportive of Greg Rinckey because of his military background and service" – P.S. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
"Successful Outcome" – S.R.
"I would like to thank Mr. Greg Rinckey of Tully Rinckey for the efficient and professional service I received with respect to a recent military matter. I would also like to thank his paralegal for keeping my family and I continuously informed as to the progress of my case. The successful outcome was as predicted by Mr. Rinckey, and consequently I would recommend Tully Rinckey to anyone who needs military legal assistance or advice." – S.R. on managing partner Greg T. Rinckey
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Sunnyvale, CA, United States, 2015/02/11 - Design achieves both high-performance and high-efficiency for networking, computing, and consumer applications - Rambus.com. NASDAQ: RMBS
Rambus, Inc. today announced it has developed an R+ DDR4/3 PHY on the Samsung 28nm LPP process. Through the collaboration with Samsung, Rambus has achieved a robust, production-ready R+ DDR4/3 PHY on the power-performance optimized 28nm Low Power Plus (LPP) process. The Rambus design has been characterized at a system level, and can be easily integrated into a SoC.
"With the ongoing demand for data alongside the cloud driving more and more networking, the need for faster speeds and better bandwidth has never been more prevalent," said Kevin Donnelly, general manager of the Memory and Interface division at Rambus. "Successfully taping out a production-ready R+ DDR4/3 PHY on the Samsung 28nm LPP process is a major step in our strategic and valued partnership. Together we are breaking the necessary ground to achieve the best possible speeds and bandwidth required by todays consumer and networking devices."
The Rambus R+ DDR4 multi-modal memory PHY enables customers to differentiate their offerings by providing industry-leading performance while maintaining full compatibility with industry standard DDR4, and DDR3 interfaces. Designed for server, compute, networking and consumer applications, the R+ DDR4 PHY delivers versatile configuration options for both area/power optimized consumer applications and performance intensive compute applications. The DDR4 IP product supports data rates from 800 to 3200Mbps in a low-power process and is available in both PoP and discrete packages "Our high-volume 28nm LPP technology gives SoC designers a robust manufacturing option for a new generation of feature-rich consumer devices." said Shawn Han, Vice President of Foundry Marketing, Samsung. "We are pleased to be collaborating with Rambus to demonstrate the capabilities of Samsung's 28nm processes and the design enablement ecosystem available for Samsungs foundry customer and IP partners."
The R+ DDR4/3 design leverages the wide range of design enablement support and expertise that Samsung offers, including process design kits (PDKs), DFM kits, analog mixed signal reference flow, extensive implementation services, and silicon proven logic libraries. Rambus also utilized Samsungs foundry assembly support resources to provide a flip-chip packaging option on the high speed PHY design. In addition, Samsungs 28nm Low-Power (LP) Gate First High-k Metal Gate (HKMG) process offers considerable power and performance advantages to a growing spectrum of mobile, consumer and IT infrastructure-computing applications.
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Tougher Tactics Deter Migrants At U.S. Border
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr.
Published: February 21, 2007
For 10 years, Eduardo Valenzuela has been crossing the border illegally near Yuma, Ariz., trekking over desert scrub and hopping a freight train to get back to his job with a construction company in Phoenix. The clandestine trip has become an annual ritual for him, as he goes home each winter to see his children.
But on a recent afternoon he and four travel companions from his hometown, Los Mochis, plopped down on a bench in a park in the border town of San Luis R?Colorado, exhausted and dispirited. They were beat. Border Patrol agents had caught them twice over three days, hounding them with helicopters and four-wheel-drive trucks.
''It's become much more difficult,'' Mr. Valenzuela said, echoing the comments of dozens of other migrants. ''Before, you just arrived here and then you walked a little and got the train. You used to see a border patrol agent every 10 kilometers. Now you see four of them where there was one. Think of it.''
All along the border, there are signs that the measures the Border Patrol and other federal agencies have taken over the last year, from erecting new barriers to posting 6,000 National Guardsmen as armed sentinels, are beginning to slow the flow of illegal immigrants.
The only available barometer of the decline is how many migrants are caught. In the last four months, the number has dropped 27 percent compared with the same period last year, the biggest drop since a crackdown immediately after 9/11. In two sections around Yuma and near Del Rio, Tex., the numbers have fallen by nearly two-thirds, Homeland Security officials say.
''We are comfortable that this actually reflects a change in momentum,'' Michael Chertoff, the secretary of Homeland Security, said in an interview last week during his first official visit to Mexico City. ''I'm always quick to say it doesn't mean we can declare victory. To some degree, I expect the criminal organizations or smugglers are pulling back a little, watching to see if we lose interest.''
Some immigration experts said it was too early to tell if the enforcement efforts had caused a permanent downturn. In the past, tougher enforcement has only caused smugglers to seek new routes.
''It's the squeeze the balloon phenomenon,'' said Roberto Suro, the director of the Pew Hispanic Center in Washington. ''Sometimes you can't tell where the bubble will come when you squeeze until later.''
Nor can they rule out other factors, like a relatively cold winter on the border and Mexico's solid economic growth last year.
Border Patrol commanders say they see no explanation for the drop-off across the entire 2,000-mile border other than stiffer enforcement deterring migrants. The slackening flow, they argue, belies the conventional wisdom that it is impossible to stem illegal migration. Many veteran officers in the force are now beginning to believe it can be controlled with enough resources.
The new measures range from simply putting more officers out on patrol to erecting stadium lights, secondary fences and barriers of thick steel poles to stop smugglers from racing across the desert in all-wheel-drive trucks. The Border Patrol has deployed hundreds of new guards to watch rivers, monitor surveillance cameras and guard fences.
In the Yuma headquarters of the Border Patrol, for instance, Chief Ronald Colburn said that with the help of the National Guard the patrol had doubled the agents in his sector to about 900, extended the primary steel wall eight miles past the end of the Mexican town of San Luis R?Colorado, and constructed a vehicle barrier six miles beyond that. ''It's the right mix, the right recipe,'' he said.
The federal government has also begun punishing migrants with prison time from the first time they enter illegally in some areas. For instance, along the 210 miles of border covered by the Del Rio office of the Border Patrol, everyone caught crossing illegally is charged in federal court and, if convicted, sentenced to at least two weeks in prison.
That is an enormous break with past practice, when most Mexican migrants were simply taken back to the border and let go. People from Central American countries were given a court date and released on their own recognizance. Few ever showed up.
In San Luis R?Colorado, the effects of the stepped-up patrols are apparent. A year ago, migrants thronged the town park and cheap motels, where guides, known as ''coyotes'' or ''polleros'' offered their services. Now the park is nearly empty. The smugglers are telling their charges to take a bus to a spot called El Sahuaro about 50 miles east of town. From there the migrants make a dangerous two-day walk through rocky canyons and barren desert to reach Interstate 8.
On the other side, Border Patrol agents say they are picking up about 100 people a day, rather than the 500 a day they handled a year ago. A year ago, the processing center in Yuma, where migrants are fingerprinted then shipped to the border, was mobbed. Now it is nearly empty most of the time.
Several migrants waiting their chance in San Luis cursed under their breath in Spanish when asked about the soldiers and beefed-up patrols. Some are indignant that the United States would treat them like enemies or criminals.
''It's harder and harder, and that's the reason why people are dying in the desert,'' said Miguel P?z, a 24-year-old migrant from Guerrero State. ''It makes no sense.''


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New Zealander Valerie Adams has become the first thrower in 32 years to win Track and Field News' women's athlete of the year award.
The prestigious American athletics publication says Adams claimed 17 of the 35 votes for the No.1 spot, heading off British heptathlete Jessica Ennis by 21 points and American sprinter Allyson Felix by 26.
Adams won back-to-back Olympic titles in 2008 and 2012, initially finishing second behind Nadzeya Ostapchuk in London earlier this year. However, the Belarus thrower was stripped of the gold medal after testing positive to a banned substance.
Adams becomes the first thrower to win the award since East Germany's Ilona Slupianek in 1980 after winning all 14 of her competitions in 2012, and recording the 16 longest throws of the year.
The Switzerland-based thrower was also nominated for the International Association of Athletic Federations' women's athlete of the year, losing out to Felix for the award last month.
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Desperate Housewives star Drea de Matteo was spotted leaving the doctor's office in Beverly Hills, Calif. with her partner, singer-songwriter Shooter Jennings and the couple's 1-year-old son Waylon on Wednesday (November 7).
It's been awhile since we have spotted this family!
We last saw them enjoying a day at the zoo with their son and their 4-year-old daughter Alabama.
Drea is perhaps best known for her roles as Angie Bolen on ABC's Desperate Housewives, Joey Tribbiani's sister Gina on the NBC sitcom Joey and as Adriana La Cerva on the acclaimed HBO TV series The Sopranos.


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Electrical Questions? Ask an Electrician Online.
hi this is john and will be happy to help
it sounds like you have a wire going to a light, a wire going to another light and then the feed for both lights
Okay... what is the purpose of the feed?
you will need to determine if not already, which wire is the constrant hot....the feed does exactly what it says ...."feed" the switches with power
I see.
How would I go about determining which is the constrant hot?
do you have a tester with two leads
if not we can do this without but have to be careful since you are dealing with live wires
are you game
Very much so.
ok....i think you stated that the white wires are already tied together with a wire nut
Is there a way to upload a picture of the situation to you?
i dont think i will need one
They were. I have untied them. Currently I have the two switches connect to two pairs of black and white wires and the other set is just free.
The power is on at the breaker and neither light is working.
ok....lets turn the breaker off and reconnect the white wires back together......when you are finished...make sure they are pushed to the back of the box and then make sure the black wires are seperated before turning the breaker back on
Okay. I will return shortly.
then we can find out which is the feed and go from there
Is there a trick to getting the three thick copper wires of all the whites twisted together before capping it? It was a bit of an ordeal to get them apart.
the best thing to do is strip the ends back about an inch and start over by twisting two together and then twist the third around them
cut off the excess leaving about a 1/2 inch of twisted wire to screw the wire nut to
the key is to make sure the wires are tight to eliminate problems that may occur later
Sorry John. I just realized I lose my internet when the break is off, of course. haha
So I have them all tied back and the 3 black are separated.
What now?
ok.....you said that there was a short wire connecting the two switches
If that matters.
take one of the other wires being careful not to touch the exposed copper and touch it to the short wire and see if a light comes on
So just touch the copper from the short piece to each of the black wires coming from the wall? One at a time?
yes.....be careful as you touch the short one to each one a light should come on
Nothing happened. Wouldn't that just extend the wire from the wall?
Did you mean to connect the black wires to one another with the short wire?
sorry i misunderstood, when you said short wire i thought you meant a short wire that was in the box
three wires left in the box....correct
Oh no. I have a little piece of wire that is separate from everything.
All black.
ok........forget that short piece for right now and i will need you to take the first two wires and touch them together and see if you get liught......remember to be careful
No light. In any combination.
is the breaker on
Does that mean I didn't put the white wires together properly?
Yes. The breaker is on.
check the connection......of the white wires with the breaker off and make sure they are tight
once you checked...lets try it again
Okay. The breaker is in the basement. I'll be a minute.
no problem
Okay. Now we have some action!
The one on the far right is the feed I presume, as it is the one that is unique to both combinations that illuminate a light.
ok....were you able to figure out the hot wire
Yes. It would be the one involved in both combinations that result in light. Correct?
yes....mark it somehow and then turn off breaker so we can do some surgery
So I guess I have to screw the hot wire and the short bridge wire into the same screw on either of the lights?
that is really not the best way....you cant put two wires under one screw, it will never be tight enough
Okay. I am a sponge John. What do I do? haha
Breaker is off.
the best way would be to make a pigtail......you will need two pieces of black wire and a wirenut
you will take the wire that you marked and the two pieces of black wire.....strip the ends and twist together
twist on a wire nut.......this will give you a wire each to attach to one screw each at the switch then the remaining two wires will be attached each to the other screw on the switch....each switch will have one hot and one wire from the light
make sense
It does.
I think I am good for those switches.
I am also working on a dimmer on the otherside of the room.
what they did was make a "jumper with that short piece of wire which is ok but a pigtail is less likely to cause problems
need help with the dimmer
I would love some.
The dimmer is a Lightolier 600VA inductive dimmer.
It has four wires out the back of it.. a red, yellow, black and white. I believe it is a 3-way dimmer, but we don't need it to be 3 way.
I have just the white and the black hooked up and the little LED light is illuminated red, but I'm getting nothing by way of light.
there is only one switch that controls the light
ok....if there is only one switch then here is how you should hook up the dimmer........the white gets tied in with the other whites in the back of the box
the black wire is hooked up to the constant hot wire
the wire that is left gets hooked to red and the yellow gets capped off
now in the switch, how many wires are there not counting the whites
Sorry. In the switch there is just a black and a white.
There is another light but it's switch is hooked up and working.
hate to tell you this but you cant use that dimmer because that one requires a neutral and you dont have one
Where would the neutral be?
you can put a dimmer there but one that has no lights on it
they sent the feed to the light first instead ogf the switch and brought down a feed and a return wire so when you turn the switch on it sends the feed back up to the light via the black wire.....switches dont need neutrals to operate...that is why they are wire nutted in the box and not hooked up to the switch
so the neutral is in the light
okay. thank you.
You were a great help.
thats how they did things back then so either you have an older house or an older electrician wired your newer one
We're renting in an older house.
where abouts in canada
if you dont mind me asking
Where are you?
i have a cabin in western quebec....love it up there
i am in delaware, usa
hope we got you on the right track and good luck with your projects
Thanks very much! I guess it's off to the hardware store for me.
Take care.
you too


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Sugar Plums For Dry Creek (Dry Creek Series #8)
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Ballet teacher Lizette Baker's last name had never caused so much confusion! The townspeople thought she was opening a bakery. Instead, she opened Dry Creek's first dance studio. By putting on the Nutcracker with an all-local cast, Lizette hoped to heal the rift and create some Christmas sparkle.
No one needed distraction more than Judd's young cousins, whom he was raising and keeping safe from their abusive father. So if they wanted to be in the Nutcracker, Judd would see to it--even if he had to personally guard the door! He was prepared for anything, except for the possibility of Christmas sparkle becoming Christmas love.
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One of Janet Tronstad's favorite childhood memories is of borrowing Zane Gray novels from her grandfather's bookshelf.
"There probably weren't more than fifty titles there," she recalls. "It was only a shelf of old books in the back bedroom. But it was the call to adventure for me. I still remember what it felt like to start reading a new book. It's the same excitement I feel today when I start writing a new book."
Janet, one of five children, grew up on a family farm near Fort Shaw, Montana, a small town with a population of fewer than 200. This small town and the thriving church she attended have been an inspiration for her popular Dry Creek series of novels published by the Steeple Hill line.
"People respond to the characters I have in my Dry Creek series," says Janet, "and a lot of that is because of the sense of community they share. I think we all hunger to be in a place where people know us and accept us."
Janet likes to write books that show people struggling with issues in their life and in their faith. "We all struggle," she says. "That's why we like to read about other people who are facing problems."
In addition to the Dry Creek series, Janet is also currently writing books that are set in urban locations.
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In her upcoming novel Going to the Chapel, Janet writes about a young woman who grew up in the relatively small town of Blythe, California, and then moved to Hollywood, hoping to find not only an exciting job but also the respect of her family.
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Prostate Cancer
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 103547, 11 pages
Hypofractionated External-Beam Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer
1University of Minnesota Medical Center, 420 Delaware Street SE, MMC-494, Minneapolis, MN 55455, USA
2Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, 5801 Forest Park Road, Dallas, TX 75390, USA
3Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Anschutz Cancer Pavilion, Campus Mail Stop F-706, 1665 Aurora Court, Suite 1032, Aurora, CO 80045, USA
Received 30 April 2012; Accepted 13 October 2012
Academic Editor: Rami Ben-Yosef
Copyright © 2013 L. Chinsoo Cho et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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By Jeff Gallatin
City workers continue to work on cleaning up the mess left at the Bay Village sewage pump stations in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Mayor Debbie Sutherland said as of Nov. 21, work on restoring all the pumps at the Longbeach and Huntington pump stations had already gotten under way. At its Nov. 19 meeting, City Council unanimously approved hiring Citi Electric, a Cleveland firm, to make $42,000 in emergency repairs to the pumps. The funds will come from the sewer equipment replacement fund.
"The work is ongoing, but they're making steady progress," Sutherland said. "It was a tough situation, but they're continuing to make progress on what was a tough situation."
Like many northern Ohio cities, Bay Village suffered extensive damage during Hurricane Sandy. Officials said the pump stations' damage stemmed from the severe wind storm and an apparent electrical backfeed, which severely damaged electrical controls and equipment for the pumps.
"It was pretty bad," Sutherland said. "At one point, we were down to one pump operating for the city. If it had gone down, we would have had major problems with things backing up into basements."
Both Sutherland and City Council Finance Committee Chairman Mike Young lauded city workers, as well as the work currently under way.
"(Operations Manager) Donny Landers and (foreman) Gordan Evans in the service department did a good job in doing what they could in terms of dealing with the storm and getting a generator to help and then getting it set up," Sutherland said.
"I'm very happy with the service department both in terms of how they tried to deal with the storm as well as having good information on contractors and getting us a good group to work on the pumps in what is an emergency situation," Young said. "Clearly their knowledge has kept a bad situation from getting worse. Electrical issues can be tough, but things are getting better again over there."
As of Nov. 21, Young said three of the seven pumps for the city were fully functional.
"They've got regular ones working well right now, as well as having a backup available in case there are any other issues," he said.


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Presidential Scholar Candidate Pizzuto
Angela Pizzuto is well aware of what a significant honor it is to be chosen as a United States Presidential Scholar candidate. "It's really important, considering how few students are selected," said Pizzuto, who plans to study physics in college this fall.
The East Islip High School senior and upcoming salutatorian is one of only approximately 3,000 candidates nationwide who attained this initial achievement based on their exceptional SAT or ACT scores. Each year, roughly 20 male and 20 female students are selected per state, by invitation only. In April, 500 candidates are named as semifinalists. Up to 141 students from this pool of candidates are then named U.S Presidential Scholars in May, recognized as some of the nation's most distinguished graduating high school seniors. The Scholars are invited on an expense-paid trip to Washington, D.C. in June to participate in National Recognition Weekend, culminating in a ceremony sponsored by the White House in which the students are presented with medallions. In honoring these Scholars, the president symbolically honors all graduating seniors of high potential.
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Mac Miller Performs With Ariana Grande On 'Jimmy Fallon'
Nickelodean star Ariana Grande has been having good luck with her first single, "The Way." The track, off her debut Daydreamin', is currently No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and has hailed comparisons to Mariah Carey thanks to Grande's vocal range. "The Way" also features a cameo from rapper Mac Miller, rapping along to Big Pun's "Still Not a Player."
The Victorious star hit up Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to perform her track with Miller in tow. Check out the two flirt during their performance above.
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There is a movement growing across the U.S. this week calling for Mormon women to "wear pants to church on Sunday in solidarity with those who seek gender equality everywhere." Their battle cry is that women are not equal in the Church, and that this is a stand to demand equality.
From organizer's website, "This Sunday, December 16, 2012, Mormon Feminists the world over will be wearing pants to church. Not jeans, or sweats, or yoga pants, but dress pants. Tailored suits and flowing shalwars and holiday-appropriate black velvet. Pants that are modest, elegant, and feminine, and not at all out of place in a church house (not that we think you need to be any of those things to worship God!). The purpose of this event is to give voice to and express support for women who don't conform to traditional gender roles and those who seek gender equality in the LDS church."
The subject of gender equality is a difficult, divisive, and explosive one, and I choose to not further discuss it in this article, and instead to stick to "pants in Church." Maybe some other day I will open that can of worms.
John 7:24- Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment.
I am disappointed in the instigators of this movement, and my feelings have nothing to do with whether or not I support their desires for further gender equality. I am disappointed that anyone would choose sacrament meeting to carry out a personal agenda (regardless of whether or not they believe it is for the common good).
The purpose of sacrament meeting is to renew our covenants with the Lord. We partake of the emblems of the sacrament, renew our covenants, and turn our hearts and minds to the Lord as we pray to feel His Spirit. It is not the time or place for rebellion or taking a stand. It is also not the time or place to be focused on your clothing, or the fashions on the people around you.
This call for action is an act of contention and has no place in Sacrament meeting. A woman has the right to wear what she feels honors her covenants with the Lord and she feels appropriately clothed in to renew those covenants. But to take a stand as a group with an agenda will be disruptive to everyone, and will not make a difference.
"Verily, verily I say unto you, he that hath the spirit of contention is not of me, but is of the devil, who … stirreth up the hearts of men to contend with anger, one with another.
"Behold, this is not my doctrine, to stir up the hearts of men with anger, one against another; but this is my doctrine, that such things should be done away" (3 Nephi 11:29-30).
I hold no ill will against feminists or the pursuit of gender equality. But if you do not understand gospel essentials, do not fight it or preach against it. Instead, humbly bow your head before the Lord and ask for guidance. Do not take your battle where the war is not fought.
To those who intend to participate in this action, I ask, do you expect to feel the Spirit during your act of rebellion? I know you hope that you will be a beacon and inspire others to do the same. But are you prepared for the spirit of dissension that will follow your choices? And do you expect others around you, who know the intent of your choices, to feel it as well?
All women need to cease judging others for their attire on Sunday. The vanity and games that are played to "keep up with the Joneses" in what constitutes Sunday best are despicable at best. Too many women show up late to church because they were more concerned about their appearance than they were about showing respect for the Lord and being on time to renew their covenants.
To all members of the Church- do not judge another for what they choose to wear on Sunday. Each corner of the world has different standards for fashion or modesty that dictate respect for the event. Modesty is not only defined as the covering of skin, but also as simplicity, moderation, freedom from vanity and boastfulness. All members, whether male or female, should dress with modest intent.
It is our own individual choice to judge or not judge another for what they wear, whether it be at the store, in church services, or this upcoming Sunday. But it is no one's right to sentence another to any particular category of righteousness. But it is our individual responsibilities to judge between actions of right or wrong, and choose for ourselves.
1 Corinthians 11:31- For if we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged.
In deciding what is appropriate to wear on the Sabbath Day, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland said in the October 2005, General Conference, "I make a special appeal regarding how young women might dress for Church services and Sabbath worship. We used to speak of "best dress" or "Sunday dress," and maybe we should do so again. In any case, from ancient times to modern we have always been invited to present our best selves inside and out when entering the house of the Lord-and a dedicated LDS chapel is a "house of the Lord." Our clothing or footwear need never be expensive, indeed should not be expensive, but neither should it appear that we are on our way to the beach. When we come to worship the God and Father of us all and to partake of the sacrament symbolizing the Atonement of Jesus Christ, we should be as comely and respectful, as dignified and appropriate as we can be. We should be recognizable in appearance as well as in behavior that we truly are disciples of Christ, that in a spirit of worship we are meek and lowly of heart, that we truly desire the Savior's Spirit to be with us always." ("To Young Women.").
I remember well when I was twelve years old an experience that occurred while my family was visiting a small branch in another state while on vacation. The home of a member of the branch had burned to the ground the night before and the topic dominated sacrament meeting.
Several minutes after services had begun, two sisters from the ward arrived wearing heavily soiled jeans and sweatshirts. The two late arriving sisters had been out all night helping the fire victims and chose to go straight to church, rather than go home, shower, eat, and sleep. I remember the branch president welcomed them with tears on his face, thanked them for coming, and acknowledged their clothing. "No two sisters have ever looked more appropriate to take upon them the Name of the Lord this Sabbath Day."
As you decide what to wear to sacrament meeting this Sunday the only question and statement you should make is whether or not you are dressed appropriately to renew your covenants with the Lord, and take upon yourself His Holy Name.
Erin Ann McBride is a writer, dreamer, and blogger. Her most recent novels "This Just In" and "You Heard It Here First" are available for under $2 on Amazon! (And feature a strong, empowered woman who doesn't need pants to know her worth!)


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Christina Ha
Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University
Country: USA
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- Clinical presentation and outcomes of inflammatory bowel disease patients admitted to the intensive care unitChristina Ha
Dr Henry D Janowitz Division of Gastroenterology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY 21287, USA
J Clin Gastroenterol 47:485-90. 2013..The aim of this study was to identify potential predictive factors for mortality among IBD patients requiring admission to an intensive care unit (ICU)...
- Clinical outcomes and management of inflammatory bowel disease in the older patientChristina Y Ha
Meyerhoff Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 1830 East Monument Street, Suite 430, Baltimore, MD, 21287, USA
Curr Gastroenterol Rep 15:310. 2013..This review focuses on the latest studies addressing the natural history, clinical course and therapeutic outcomes among the older IBD cohort...
- Patients enrolled in randomized controlled trials do not represent the inflammatory bowel disease patient populationChristina Ha
Division of Gastroenterology, The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland 21287, USA
Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol 10:1002-7; quiz e78. 2012..We investigated the proportion of patients encountered during routine clinical practice who would qualify for enrollment into a pivotal RCT of biological agents for IBD...
- Mucosal healing in inflammatory bowel disease: where do we stand?Christina Ha
Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD 21287, USA
Curr Gastroenterol Rep 12:471-8. 2010..This review focuses on the latest studies addressing clinical outcomes of mucosal healing in the clinical trial and practice setting...
- Magnetic resonance enterography: safe and effective imaging for stricturing Crohn's diseaseChristina Y Ha
Division of Gastroenterology, Washington University in St Louis School of Medicine, St Louis, MO 63110, USA
Dig Dis Sci 56:2906-13. 2011..Magnetic resonance enterography (MRE) provides information regarding disease activity, chronicity, and stricture formation without using ionizing radiation...
- Elderly-onset IBD: a milder disease?Christina Ha
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, 1830 East Monument Street, Suite 434, Baltimore, MD 21287, USA
Nat Rev Gastroenterol Hepatol 10:264-5. 2013..Increased knowledge of this higher-risk group might guide patient management. Data from a large population-based study evaluating the clinical presentation and course of elderly-onset IBD are discussed...
- Immunosuppressive therapy does not increase operative morbidity in patients with Crohn's diseaseAndrea C Bafford
Department of Surgery, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Division of Colon and Rectal Surgery, New York, NY, USA
J Clin Gastroenterol 47:491-5. 2013..The aim of this study was to examine the impact of immunosuppressive therapy on the morbidity of intestinal surgery in patients with Crohn's disease...


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DIRECTOR: Christopher Spencer
CAST: Roma Downey, Diogo Morgado, Amber Rose Revah, Andrew Brooke, Louise Delamere, Darwin Shaw, Simon Kunz, Matthew Gravelle, Adrian Schiller, Sebastian Knapp
RUNNING TIME: 140 minutes
RATING: 2 stars (out of 5)
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IS IT possible to love Jesus and not like Son of God? That's the slightly discomfiting question some viewers might face upon seeing the feature film, presented by producers Downey and Mark Burnett as a condensed form of their 2013 History Channel miniseries, The Bible.
Such bold repurposing (and monetising) of their property may strike some observers as the ultimate in, you should pardon the expression, chutzpah.
But Son of God is nothing if not sincere, its earnest retelling of Jesus's life story resembling a gentle, pop-up book version of the New Testament, its text re-enacted for maximum reassurance and intellectual ease.
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Enough snark.
It's easy to take pot shots at Son of God, which hasn't been directed as much as cobbled together by Bible veteran Spencer.
The visual effects are often cheesy, the dialogue leaden, the melodramatic emotionalism continually snuffing out the possibility of authentic emotion.
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By Anonymous Coward
May 16, 2002
|I couldn't detect any chipped holds and the bolts are some of the better spaced at the Sport Park. I'm tall so the reach was easy, so in my book it is 11c and gets *** Cory
By Aron Quiter
From: Oakland, CA
Sep 6, 2002
|I am not so tall at 5'9"... But this isn't even height dependent. This is a good 11d route for someone of my size, but the people that are 5'2" aren't going to be doing the same move as those over 6', not that they usually can on reachy routes. I don't think this was a chipped route, and was a fairly interesting and burney route for me.
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Jul 14, 2003
rating: 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b
I'm going to take a LOT of heat for this, but it is my honest opinion. This climb is VERY severely overgraded. It's fun but very overgraded. Maybe something broke off and left better holds, maybe it just suited my style, maybe I had the best day of my climbing career, but 5.12a/b should not be a cake walk for me - it should be on par with my most desperate on-sights ever. It wasn't. I'd put it on par with a soft 5.11 or hard 5.10. That said, big moves to big holds. I have very long arms and big shoulders. It you are 6' (I'm 5'10" with a +6" ape index) this should go well.
Really fun move. Please tell me that the opening undercling was real?!?!? It looked and felt drilled to me!
I honestly thought it was 5.10d. I thought about putting 11a/b, because that would stir the pot too much, but my honest opinion is my honest opinion and I don't want to mince that too much.
By Richard M. Wright
From: Lakewood, CO
Jul 16, 2003
|TB - yhe ape index does help to soften the move. I think the 5.12 rating was noted in Rolofson's guide, and I used that as a reference. Personally, I don't think the move is 5.10. Mid to upper 11 probably fits.
By non
Aug 26, 2007
|Okay...the fragile ego downgraders that frequent this site need to remember that we are talking about moderate routes (11+ through 12-). Does Tony B and his other cast of middle-aged weaklings need to be reminded that there is nothing cutting edge about this grade range? What is their motive to downgrade? To remind the gym rat with six months experience that they haven't scratched the surface of advanced climbing? If you find yourself downgrading 12- routes, you probably need to take up another sport, because you just don't matter anymore!
By Joshua Merriam
From: Boulder, CO
Aug 4, 2008
rating: 5.12 7b+ 27 VIII+ 26 E6 6b
|I didn't like this climb much, I thought the opening move was hard, and would be significantly harder for normal size (reach) people. The rest was pretty much easier, but not gimmee. Good line, not so great climbing.
By Top Rope Hero
From: Was Estes Park, now homeless
Jul 13, 2011
The climb is overrated. The Sport Park is overrated. Hell, Boulder Canyon itself is almost always consistently overrated.
And if an area's grades are habitually, consistently soft (or sandbagged, for that matter) AT WHATEVER THE GRADE, then it falls to the community to make a stand and address that, inject some objectivity, as best as that can be acomplished.
So bravo down- and up-graders. As I see it, that's the whole damn point of this Mountain Project.
By Mark Rolofson
Jul 22, 2015
rating: 5.12a 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a
|Wow. What a huge amount of bullshit in the comment section & the grades. First, having done this route many times (& I am tall), this route feels like .11d at the 3rd bolt. I rated it .12a/b after watching numerous shorter climbers on the route. Most were stumped, a few suceeded with much more technical beta than my lunge move. Perhaps .11d/12a is a better rating. That said, it is a classic route for Boulder Canyon. There are 8 protection bolts.
By Richard M. Wright
From: Lakewood, CO
Jul 23, 2015
|Consensus is 5.11c for BL, but the numbers are still all over the charts. How does 5.11+ work for consensus?
By Richard M. Wright
From: Lakewood, CO
Jul 27, 2015
|Harder than "Higher Calling" at Empire seems a bit of stretch.
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Aug 13, 2015
rating: 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b
Long time no see. I hope all is going well.
There is no point in changing what you wrote if that's your opinion and you own it and you're not beholden to anyone to change it. The consensus vote shows in the route a few lines down anyway. People can click "details" to see how that was arrived at.
Voices in disagreement are a valuable aspect of the data here. My ongoing discussion here has never been to attempt to get everyone on a single grade or page, it was to defend that the multiple voices are valid, and that no single voice or opinion should or can dictate the opinion of others. I defend my interpretation of the route but don't expect others to necessarily share it.
I don't think it's a big deal to have a consensus rating different, or even far different, than the initial posting. Reason being, at least that is a "flag" that there may be something subjective in the grading or perception of it.
Have a good one, and hope to see you out at the crags some time again!
By Jeff Welch
From: Denver, CO
Aug 13, 2015
|Does this discussion about each other's personalities and egos really belong in comments about a route? Take it to PMs.
By Mark Rolofson
Jul 28, 2017
rating: 5.12a 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a
|Definitely a harder climb than Leave It To Beaver. As hard or harder than Turkey Neck Direct at Stepping Stones & certainly move powerful. If you are 6 foot 4 inches tall, I can believe that this route is 5.11c. Gotta say if you climb 5.14, it is easy to rate this 5.11, if you even know the difference between 5.11 & 5.11d. There are a few people that don't climb 5.13 or 5.14, that rated this climb between .10c & 5.11a/b. I'd love to watch them climb this route, just to confirm it's as easy for them as they rate it.


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