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Acknowledging China
Should the United States and the EU do more to acknowledge China's efforts on climate change and trade disputes?
By Jianxiong Zhang, February 28, 2008
A changing landscape
China's development is as an evolutionary stage, rather than an obstacle to its relations with the United States and European Union.
China needs to further develop, so as to improve the living standards of its citizens. This is their right — and indeed one of their fundamental human rights.
Kind-hearted people in the rest of the world hail the economic progress in China, for it helps millions of people there escape from poverty.
Between close trading partners, disputes are a normal phenomenon. This should not be a factor to undermine relations between them.
If international cooperation in developing greenhouse gas zero-discharge technologies can be accelerated, the impacts of China's development on climate change will be further minimized.
In the context of globalization, the economy increasingly influences international relations. This is because strengthening interdependence and intensifying frictions between economies tend to go hand-in-hand. As a result, it is no wonder China is worried about the impacts on its relations with the United States and the European Union.
It is well-known that China's economy has been growing at an average rate over 9% for 27 years now. And, in the past five years, its annual growth rate exceeded 10%.
In 2006, China's GDP reached $2.6 trillion (in purchasing power terms), or 5% of the world total — ranking fourth in the world.
China has reached the top ranks of economies in the world by GDP — but it still lags behind 109 other countries in terms of per capita income.
China needs to further develop, so as to improve the living standards of its citizens, allowing them to enjoy a life comparable to that in medium-developed countries.
This is their right — and indeed one of their fundamental human rights.
The continual growth in China makes significant contributions to the world economy. Firstly, China's economy contributed 13.8% of the global GDP growth during the 2003-2005 period.
The rate is second only to that of the United States. That is to say, with China's continued growth, the world economy will not substantially slide down even if the U.S. economy falls into recession.
Second, cheap goods exported from China are helpful to prevent inflation in its trading partners. Third, the fruits of economic growth in China are shared by industrialized countries in general — and in the United States and the European Union in particular.
They receive a great deal of profits from their place in the international division of labor, and gain significant returns from their financial services, foreign direct investment and patent income from China.
For example, about 20% of revenues from each mobile phone, 30% from each computer and 30-40% from numerically controlled machine tools made in China go to investors or patent owners in the United States, the European Union or other countries.
Kind-hearted people in the rest of the world are happy to see and hail the economic progress in China, for it helps millions of people there escape from poverty. Thus, it brings new impetus to economic growth globally.
However, the United States and Europe are very concerned about the consequences of China's development. Apart from positive expectations, they wonder what negative impacts China's development will have on them.
For instance, they wonder whether China will compete for natural resources, energy and markets with them — and to what extent China's development will lead to pollution and climate change. A more extreme observation even views China's development as a "threat."
As regards climate change, it should be noted that Beijing has already set about tackling the problem.
The Chinese government pursues a policy of "scientific development" and carries out programs to build China into a resource-conserving society, which contain a series of measures to save resources and energy.
From 1990 to 2005, the energy consumption per thousand dollars of GDP was cut from 2.19 to 1.17 tons of coal equivalent, with an annual reduction rate of 4.1%. This figure, however, as well as greenhouse gases emissions per unit of GDP in China, is still higher than those in the United States and the European Union.
This is largely because the United States and the European Union have been in the post-industrialized stage (where more than 70% of GDP is contributed by service sectors), while China is still in the industrializing stage (where almost half of GDP comes from the industrial sector). This can be changed only by further development — and the change is under way at an accelerating pace.
The Chinese government set the targets of bringing down energy consumption per unit of GDP by 20%, cutting the total discharge of major pollutants by 10% and increasing forest cover from 18.2% to 20% between the end of 2005 and 2010.
The National Program on Tackling Climate Change released in May 2007 formulates that, by 2010, China will cut CO2 emissions by one billion tons through improving technologies and replacing fossil fuels with renewable energies.
As for the equitable distribution of energy, as well as natural resources and markets, this matter requires bilateral or multilateral consultations. Such consultations must be carried out on an equal basis.
In this process, two issues should be considered. One is the development right of poor countries. There are quite a few countries in the world where people live a life far below the living standards of industrialized countries.
When distributing the world's resources, rich countries should give more considerations to the interests and rights of poor countries. Up to now, the per capita income in China is just equal to 4.5% of that in the United States, 5% of that Japan, 5.8% of that in the eurozone and 10% of that in South Korea.
There are still 135 million people in China who live on less than $1 per day. There are 750 million such people in the world, of which China accounts for 18%.
The other issue is the principle of equality. According to the World Bank, the 2000 per capita consumption of energy was 3.8 tons of oil in the euro zone, 8.2 tons in the United States — while just 0.9 ton in China. The per capita consumption of energy in the United States is nine times that in China.
At the same time, the per capita rate of CO2 emissions in China was two tons, compared with eight tons in the eurozone and 21 tons in the United States. In 2004, the per capita CO2 emissions in China increased to four tons.
This figure, however, was only 87% of the world average — and 33% of the OECD average.
Along with China's development, the trade disputes between it and the United States as well as the European Union are on the rise. Between close trading partners, disputes are a normal phenomenon. This should not undermine relations between them.
Trade disputes occur between the United States and the European Union, the United States and Japan, as well as the European Union and Japan. Since its inception, the WTO dispute settlement mechanism has been mostly used to deal with disputes between the United States and the European Union. The disputes, however, have never undermined the bilateral relationship.
In short, the contributions of China's development are a net plus — even in light of its negative influences on the rest of the world. The negative effects brought about by development are controllable.
China's development should be taken as an evolutionary process, rather than an obstacle to its relations with the United States and European Union.
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Q: jQuery autocomplete change overriding form submit I have implemented jQuery autocomplete combobox and its working fine. Now I have a wierd issue. Whenever the user types in the combobox and immediately submits the form, the change event in autocomplete is fired which overrides the submit of form. How can i make it work?

A: I'm not certain, but based on your description I think you're experiencing a known bug in the  autocomplete widget: #7550: Autocomplete change event not triggered in time.  The gist is that the submit happens before your change handler executes so your handler won't be able to modify anything on the form at that point (technically it can, but the submit already happened in the form's old state).
This is scheduled to be fixed in jqueryUI 1.9 (december 2012?)
If you think this is your problem, leave me a comment and I'll try to update with a decent workaround.

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Viktor Hovland matches Tiger Woods' Hero feat, has epic response
Viktor Hovland is fast becoming the king of post-victory soundbites.
His latest one-liner came Sunday evening in the Bahamas, where Hovland had just wrapped up a wild victory for his second straight Hero World Challenge title. Speaking with Golf Channel's Steve Sands on Albany's 18th green, Hovland was told that, with his win, he had joined tournament host Tiger Woods as the only back-to-back winners of this event.
Hovland edged Scottie Scheffler by a shot to capture last year's Hero, and he beat Scheffler again on Sunday, this time by two shots. Woods has won five Hero titles, including in 2004 and '05 when the event was sponsored by Target and contested at Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, California.
Now aware of the feat, Hovland wasted no time giving an epic response.
"That's pretty badass," he said with a big smile.
Classic Vik.
Hovland ready to take next step in 2023
BY Rex Hoggard — December 04, 2022
Viktor Hovland's 2022 was a study in how a player can move into the top 3 in the world with little fanfare outside of Oslo, Norway.
Hovland holds off Scheffler to go B2B at Hero
BY Doug Ferguson — December 04, 2022
Viktor Hovland won the Hero World Challenge with more excitement than he needed Sunday.
Scheffler comes up short, stays at world No. 2
Scheffler came up exactly two shots short of reclaiming the top spot in the world ranking on Sunday at the Hero World Challenge.

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Q: How to draw up this hierarchical diagram?(Or similar way) I Would like to know how to draw this diagram or similar.
Thx.

I have started to use LaTeX just a few weeks to try pass a .doc to .tex, but I don't know how do this image. I tried use one exemple to do that, but I could not adjust the size and add dashed line.
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\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
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A: One option using the powerful forest package:
\documentclass{article}
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Safety: This activity is for ages 8+. It involves glass in slippery conditions, so handle it carefully. Wear enclosed shoes so if you do accidentally break glass, you don't step on the pieces! If there's a break, ask an adult to help clean up immediately.
Put the small jar into the glass.
Carefully pour glycerine into the small jar until it just starts to overflow into the glass. Have a look. Do you notice anything interesting?
Fill the glass until the jar is half covered. Have a look. Do you notice anything interesting?
Add more glycerine until the jar is completely covered. Take a look. Can you see the jar anymore?!
For a cool illusion, you can gently balance a heavy-looking object, such as a small rock, on top of the jar. It will look like the object is floating!
Glycerine is non-toxic, but it's not good to pour lots of it down the sink.
Put the funnel in a container that you can throw out. If you used all the glycerine in the bottle, you can put the funnel in that bottle instead.
Carefully take the jar out of the glass and empty the glycerine into the funnel. Then put the empty jar in the sink.
Empty the glass into the funnel, and then put it in the sink.
You can wash up the jar and glass as you would any kitchenware.
Throw away the glycerine in the container. Or you could use some of the glycerine to make bubble mix!
Glass is clear and colourless, so how do we see it? If you look through a glass, the background looks bent or distorted. It's this bending that we see, not the glass itself. It's the same thing with water or glycerine or any clear, colourless substance. You can't actually see the thing itself, only what it does to the image of other things.
This is all to do with something called the refractive index. This number measures how slowly light moves through a substance – larger numbers mean light moves more slowly through the material. Air has a very small refractive index, water is higher, and glass even higher again. Gemstones such as diamonds have a very high refractive index, which is one reason they look so sparkly.
When light moves between two substances, it gets bent. The amount it gets bent is based on the difference between the refractive indexes of the object it's leaving and the object it's entering. So light going from air into water gets bent, but not as much as going from air into diamond.
In this activity, light goes from air to glass, and from glass to glycerine. There's a big difference between the air and glass, so you can see the outside of the glass. The refractive indexes of glass and glycerine are very similar, so it's much harder to see the edges of the jar inside them!
For more on hiding in plain sight, check out 'Inventing invisibility' in the next issue of Double Helix magazine! Subscribe by 14 July to get this as your first issue!


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Q: How to detect loading of imge is completed in Awesomium.net? I use Awesomium 1.6 in my C#-WPF application for display images from certain url. I Want after loading and displaying of image completed, close the WebControl. How Can I Do This?

A: You can determine when the page load is complete by registering to the WebControl.LoadCompleted event. That event is triggered when the page has finished loading and rendering.
You can tell your WebControl to close by using the WebControl.Close() method. This kills your WebControl.


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Az Anyák elszabadulva (eredeti cím: Fun Mom Dinner) 2017-ben bemutatott amerikai film, amelyet Alethea Jones rendezett. A forgatókönyvet Julie Yaeger Rudd írta. A producerei Andrew Duncan, Alex Saks és Naomi Scott. A főszerepekben Toni Collette, Molly Shannon, Bridget Everett, Katie Aselton, Adam Scott, Rob Huebel, Adam Levine és Paul Rust láthatóak. A film zenéjét Julian Wass szerezte. A tévéfilm gyártója a June Pictures és a Gettin Rad Productions, forgalmazója a Momentum Pictures. Műfaja filmvígjáték.

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Requirements for Applying cooling Technologies for selling cut Flowers at the Retail Level
Ale Smidts, Eric Waarts
Department of Marketing Management
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Proceedings in the 19th International Congress of Refrigeration, the Hague, the Netherlands, August 20-25 1995: Volume II: Storage, Transport and Distribution
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Smidts, A., & Waarts, E. (1995). Requirements for Applying cooling Technologies for selling cut Flowers at the Retail Level. In R. W. A. W. et al Mulder (Ed.), Proceedings in the 19th International Congress of Refrigeration, the Hague, the Netherlands, August 20-25 1995: Volume II: Storage, Transport and Distribution (pp. 760-767).
Smidts, Ale ; Waarts, Eric. / Requirements for Applying cooling Technologies for selling cut Flowers at the Retail Level. Proceedings in the 19th International Congress of Refrigeration, the Hague, the Netherlands, August 20-25 1995: Volume II: Storage, Transport and Distribution. editor / R.W.A.W. et al Mulder. Paris, 1995. pp. 760-767
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Medical interpreters bridge language, cultural gap for Syracuse / Central New York refugees
By Amber Smith
This story comes to us from a student at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications:
By V. Michelle Bernard
Soon after moving to Syracuse in 2002, Hamadi Muaokoma, a Somalian refugee, visited a doctor to get treated for his back pain. Muaokoma, 27, spoke some English but found it difficult to understand American English and medical terms. The doctor called Language Line, a telephone interpreting service, but they didn't have his native tongue: Ziguwa-Mushuguleo.
"I felt very bad for myself because I went there to help myself, so I can get better treatment," Muaokoma said. "I couldn't explain my symptoms, and he didn't give me a prescription. He just told me to use Motrin."
Muaokoma had no idea where to buy the pain reliever. He went to the drugstore, looked around, found nothing and went home.
Four years later he began to experience the same symptoms again. This time, armed with better English skills and awareness of how the medical system works, he went to the doctor and received a prescription for a muscle relaxant. The pain went away.
Muaokoma now works as a medical interpreter at the Multicultural Association of Medical Interpreters, which has 100 interpreters in Central New York. Now he helps recent refugees avoid similar frustrations.
Imagine going to the doctor's office and relying on hand signals to describe a sharp chest pain, dizziness or shortness of breath from standing up. Or, what if the only way to get treated for the symptoms of an embarrassing medical condition was to tell your child, who would then translate the details to your doctor?
These life-threatening or awkward situations are a reality for the growing number of refugee and immigrant patients in Syracuse. From 2004 to 2007, more than 2,500 refugees settled in Syracuse, nearly one-third in 2008 alone. Local health-care providers are adding culturally competent services to meet the growing needs of the community. A medical interpreter often serves as that bridge between the two cultures.
"When I started practicing, we'd have a list of employees who spoke a different language. We'd call a bilingual employee to translate when we needed someone," said Dr. Maritza Alvarado, who works part-time with Summerwood Pediatrics and is the owner of MAK Consultants, a health-care consulting firm in Syracuse.
"It wasn't good because you could never be sure that the translation was as pure as it could be in terms of how to describe conditions," Alvarado said. "Now we have trained medical interpreters. We don't just pluck an employee to help with translating."
The notion of preventive care and ongoing chronic illness management is lost to many refugee communities, said Ann O'Fallon, director of the Association of Refugee Health Coordinators and a refugee health coordinator for the Minnesota Department of Health.
Some refugee communities don't traditionally pay health-care providers until they are cured. Often they don't trust Western doctors in general. A medical interpreter explains the new system, reminds the patient about appointments and builds trust between the refugee and doctor.
''Interpreters play an important role," said Dr. Peter Cronkright, director of the Immigrant Care Clinic at Upstate University Hospital.
Cornelia E. Brown, founder and executive director of the Multicultural Association, said interpreters are trained to be on the lookout for common cultural misunderstandings.
One of her interpreters once went into a tense visit at a women's clinic, Brown said. A pregnant Somali woman was standing up and wouldn't allow the doctor to examine her. The interpreter realized that the patient thought the doctor was trying to take her baby. The interpreter was able to calm her and convinced her to get a Pap smear, she said.
"There are special ways to bridge that cultural difference. It's sort of subtle. You have to intervene and suggest what might be causing the problem but let the doctor run with it," Brown said.
Brown has faced similar situations when interpreting.
An elderly Russian woman with glaucoma was struggling to communicate with her doctor. Before hiring an interpreter, the doctor used gestures. The woman understood that he wanted her to have surgery, but she was scared and refused.
"When I was there, the doctor brought up the issue about the operation. The doctor explained that if she didn't have that surgery, she would go blind in that eye," Brown said.
Brown convinced her that the doctor had done the surgery 2,000 times and she faced only a small risk. She was thankful to finally understand what the doctor was saying, said Brown.
"That conversation saved her eyesight," Brown said.
The patients aren't the only ones benefiting from the increased cultural understanding.
"I think it keeps you humble when you see what people have been through in their lives and still move on and adapt to a new setting," said Cronkright. "Anything we can do to help people assimilate can help our community, and medicine is just one part of that."


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Emmett Hughes (born 28 January 1987 in Headford, Galway) is an Irish actor, writer and producer. He has worked in Dublin, London, Sydney and Los Angeles.

Emmett is best known for playing the role of Gareth O'Brien in The O'Briens and as William Cullen in Ar Scáth le Chéile. He wrote, starred and produced both films. He wrote and starred in the 2017 independent thriller Axis, which marked Aisha Tyler's feature film directorial debut.

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Q: How to launch bat file on server with PHP (From Website) I am hosting a website and minecraft server off of my windows computer, with IIS. They both work perfectly except for that I'd like a way to start the minecraft server from the website. I have a batch file I run to start it regularly so I thought perhaps I could launch that batch file. Some things I've tried:
exec("cmd.exe /C start server.bat");

shell_exec('start server.bat');

I've given  IUSR and IIS_IUSRS all permissions on cmd and on the server folder. If it's easier I could also try just running the code within the batch file, from php too. Here is what's inside the server.bat:
cd C:\Users\username\Desktop\_MCServ
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java -Xms3072m -Xmx3072m -Dlog4j.configurationFile=log4j2.xml -jar spigot-1.14.jar
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The loop is so if the server stops, it can automatically start itself again.

A: In order for this to work you need to run it using cmd and give it an exact path to the bat file. The following code should work for what you need.
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Posted on September 25, 2015 July 20, 2017 by Joe Lopez
'Colour' Me Cautiously Optimistic: 'Hardware' Director to Adapt HPL
Richard Stanley, director of such 90's genre mainstays like, 'Hardware' and 'Dust Devil' is now stepping up to the eldritch plate to take a swing at Lovecraft's, 'The Colour Out of Space'. SpectreVision, the company behind recent indie genre films as 'A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night' and the recent, 'Cooties' (with Elijah Woods) will produce this and looks to start shooting in early 2016.
You can check out the complete story here
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Dubbed, "TerrorScribe" by a former editor, Joe made the conversion to horror sometime in the mid-2000s. Little did he know he'd favored the genre all of his life. When not struggling with short stories, he provided genre film reviews for local entertainment sites and later genre sites who could suffer his cynical views.
It was that same cynicism - and some might say hubris - that lead him to have a brief flirtation with filmmaking. His first two efforts, "Annotated" and "Antes Que Seja Tarde (Before It's Too Late)" both premiered at a local H.P. Lovecraft film festival. A third short, "Survivor Girl" proved to be his undoing though plans are in the works to revived the cursed project.
Born and raised in Dallas, TX., Joe now resides in a small Texas town. Statistics say more dead bodies turn up in small towns that big cities... though he claims to have NOTHING to do with that.
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Sotades de Maronea (en llatí Sotades, en grec antic Σωτάδης) fou un poeta grec nadiu de Maronea a Tràcia (segons algunes referències nadiu de Creta, però generalment és anomenat Μαρωνείτης). Va florir a Alexandria cap a l'any 280 aC. Va escriure poemes lascius anomenats φλύακες o κίναιδοι (Flyakes o Kinaidoi), en dialecte jònic o també Ἰωνικοὶ λόγοι (Ionikoí logoi "versos jònics") o Σωτάδεια ᾁσματα (Sotádeia asmata "Cançons de Sotades")

Va atacar Ptolemeu II Filadelf quan aquest es va casar amb la seva germana Arsinoe, i el rei el va empresonar durant molt de temps. Es va poder escapar, però el va fer presoner a Caunus el general egipci Patrocles, i el va tirar al mar dins una caixa de plom.

De les seves obres resten petits fragments i els títols següents mencionats per Hefestió i el Suides:
 Ἄδωνις (Adonis)
 Ἀμαζών (Amazona)
 εἰς ᾁδου κατάβασις (Eis adou katábasis)
 εἰς Βελεστίχην (Eis belestichen)
 Ἰλίας (Ilías)
 Πρίηπος (Príepos)

El metre poètic que utilitzava amb més freqüència era conegut com a metre sotadeà. Ateneu de Naucratis fa alguns comentaris sobre aquest poeta, que sembla que va tenir diversos imitadors entre altres el seu fill Apol·loni i Caristi, i que els poetes llatins Enni i Acci van copiar el seu estil. Fins i tot entre els eclesiàstics grecs, ja que Sant Atanasi d'Alexandria va acusar Arri d'escriure amb un estil que s'aproximava als "poemes sotadeus".

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More Bankruptcy-Related Securities Suits Outside the Financial Sector
By Kevin LaCroix on June 3, 2009 Posted in Securities Litigation
The high-profile bankruptcies of two of the country's leading auto companies have dominated recent headlines, but for all their size, complexity and notoriety, the GM and Chrysler bankruptcies are only part of the recent wave of bankruptcies that have swept through economy. Numerous other companies have also found themselves in bankruptcy court. As these bankruptcies have spread, bankruptcy-related securities lawsuits against the bankrupt companies' directors and officers have followed. Unlike much of the credit crisis-related litigation thus far, these latest bankruptcy-related securities lawsuits are not concentrated in the financial sector.
The most recent example of bankruptcy-related securities litigation is the securities class action lawsuit that was filed on June 1, 2009 in the Eastern District of Arkansas against the CEO, CFO and Chairman of Charter Communications. Charter, which filed for bankruptcy on Marsh 27, 2009, was not named as a defendant. The complaint, which can be found here, purports to be filed on behalf of all persons who acquired Charter shares between October 23, 2006 and February 12, 2009.
The complaint alleges that during the class period the defendants made a series of statements that misled the investing public about the company's ability to service its debt, about its need to refinance or recapitalize, and about its cash resources. As reflected in plaintiff's counsel's June 1 press release (here), the plaintiff contends that "defendants failed to disclose, among other things, that Charter would not be able service its debt to September 2010, but rather Charter would file bankruptcy in March of 2009. Also, the Defendants issued misleading statements about Charter's potential for mergers. As a result of defendants' false and misleading statements, Charter's securities traded at artificially inflated prices during the Class Period."
A second recently filed bankruptcy-related securities lawsuit is the action filed on May 18, 2009 in the Southern District of New York against the former CEO and former CFO of Nortel Networks. Nortel, which filed for bankruptcy on January 14, 2009, is not named as a defendant. The complaint, which can be found here, purports to be brought on behalf of persons who acquired Nortel shares between May 2, 2008 and September 17, 2008.
According the plaintiffs' counsel's May 19, 2008 press release (here), the complaint alleges that the defendants "failed to disclose material adverse facts about the Company's true financial condition, business and prospects." Specifically, the complaint alleges that the defendants failed to disclose that
(i) that demand for the Company's products was declining as carriers cut back their capital expenditures and other customers deferred purchase decisions; (ii) that the Company's financial results were materially overstated as the Company was failing to properly write-down its goodwill; (iii) that the Company's restructuring was not meeting with success as the Company was struggling to cut costs and improve profitability; (iv) and as a result of the foregoing, defendants lacked a reasonable basis for their positive statements about the Company, its business, operations, earnings and prospects.
These two actions join the bankruptcy-related securities lawsuits recently also recently filed against the directors and officers of Idearc (about which I previously wrote here) and MRU Holdings (about which I wrote here).
In addition to the common element of bankruptcy, and the fact that as a result of the bankruptcy in each of the cases the company was not names as a defendant in the lawsuits, the recent actions against Charter, Nortel and Idearc also share something else in common, which is that each of these companies is outside the financial sector.
As has been well-documented elsewhere (refer, for example, here), the securities litigation arising out of the credit crisis has to this point largely been concentrated in the financial sector. However, these recent actions suggest that the spread of adverse financial consequences from the current economic crisis will not only result in an increasing number of bankruptcies but also in an increasing number of bankruptcy-related securities lawsuits.
These bankruptcy-related securities lawsuits, like the ones described above, are likely to arise in a wide variety of business sectors, not just in the financial sector. Indeed, because the bankruptcies are and are likely to continue to be spread throughout the larger economy, it seems increasingly likely that going forward the litigation arising from the current economic crisis will not be concentrated just in the financial sector.
Whether or not these most recent lawsuits will be successful of course remains to be seen. The scienter allegations in the Charter and Nortel complaints are not overwhelmingly detailed. Neither complaint contains insider trading allegations; rather, the scienter allegations depend on assertions about what the defendants knew or must have known, without further elaboration showing that the defendants had contrary knowledge at the time of the allegedly misleading statements.
The other interesting detail about the Charter complaint is that a number of the allegedly misleading statements on which the plaintiff relies were actually made by a UBS media analyst. Neither UBS nor the analyst is named as a defendant; rather, the plaintiff alleges that the analyst was "directed" to make "statements related to Charter by the Defendants." The complaint further alleges that after making these statements and recommending Charter's stock, the analyst "became Charter's primary banker."
Allegations that securities litigation defendants misled the investing public through statements by third party analysts are certainly not unprecedented, but as a result of Regulation FD and other developments, these kinds of allegations have become relatively rare, particularly in private securities lawsuits. Whether and to what extend these allegations in the Charter case serves as the basis of liability will be interesting to monitor.
In a recent issue of Insights (here), I discuss at greater length the likelihood that more bankruptcies could result in increased securities litigation, and the D&O insurance issues that bankruptcy-related securities lawsuits could present.
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Q: Liferay portlet doView() after redirect I have a portlet with several jsp pages each containing a form with submit button on it. When the user submits the form on the first jsp I save the data in db and call actionResponse.sendRedirect() to forward the user to the next jsp page. I have to use redirects in order to prevent the user accidentally resubmitting the same data on the next page by pressing F5. Everything works fine exept that after redirecting to the second page the doView() method doesn't get executed and I need to load some data there before rendering the page. Is this a normal behaviour or am I doing something wrong? Where can I load that data before rendering the second jsp?
First jsp
<%-- ... --%>
<portlet:actionURL name="createNewMyCustomObj" var="createNewMyCustomObjURL" />
<aui:form action="<%= createNewMyCustomObjURL.toString() %> method="post">
    <%-- form fields --%>
    <aui:button type="submit" value="Create" />
</aui:form>

Second jsp
<%
    MyCustomObj obj = (MyCustomObj) renderRequest.getAttribute("myCustomObj");
%>

<portlet:actionURL name="updateMyCustomObj" var="updateMyCustomObjURL" />
<aui:form action="<%= updateMyCustomObjURL.toString() %> method="post">
    <%-- fields with values from myCustomObj --%>
    <aui:button type="submit" value="Update" />
</aui:form>

MyMVCPortlet.java
public class MyMVCPortlet extends MVCPortlet {

    public createNewMyCustomObj(ActionRequest actionRequest,
         ActionResponse actionResponse) throws IOException, PortlalException, SystemException {

        PortletURL redirectURL = null;
        try {
            // get data from request
            // save it to db
            redirectURL = createRedirectURL(actionRequest, "second.jsp");
        } catch(Exception e) {
            SessionErrors.add(actionRequest, "error-key")
            // errors saving data, stay on the same page
            redirectURL = createRedirectURL(actionRequest, "first.jsp");
        }
        actionResponse.sendRedirect(redirectURL.toString());
    }

    private PortletURL createRedirectURL(ActionRequest actionRequest, String jspPage) {
        ThemeDisplay themeDisplay = (ThemeDisplay)         actionRequest.getAttribute(WebKeys.THEME_DISPLAY);
        String portletName = (String) actionRequest.getAttribute(WebKeys.PORTLET_ID);

        PortletURL redirectURL = PortletURLFactoryUtil.create(
            actionRequest, portletName, themeDisplay.getLayout().getPlid(),      PortletRequest.RENDER_PHASE);
        redirectURL.setParameter("jspPage", jspPage);

        return redirectURL;
    }

    @Override
    public void doView(RenderRequest renderRequest, RenderResponse renderResponse)
        throws IOException, PortletException {

        /*
         * doView() is never called after redirecting to second.jsp
         */
        if(/* second jsp page */) {
            // get myCustomObj created previously
            renderRequest.setAttribute("myCustomObj", myCustomObj);
        }
        super.doView(renderRequest, renderResponse);
    }
}

A: Take a look at the MVCPortlet.doDispatch(RenderRequest renderRequest, RenderResponse renderResponse) method in MVCPortlet -- it seems to me that if either mvcPath or jspPage parameters are sent with the request, then the doDispatch method disregards the doView method entirely and routes directly to the JSP page.
I you would like to run the doView method on each portlet render, then I suggest to omit these parameters and do the routing yourself in your doView. Simply invoke the include(path, renderRequest, renderResponse); method at the end of your doView, with path parameter being your desired JSP page path.
Based on your edited question, you may want to try something like this:
MyMVCPortlet.java
public class MyMVCPortlet extends MVCPortlet {
    //...

    private PortletURL createRedirectURL(ActionRequest actionRequest, String jspPage) {
        ThemeDisplay themeDisplay = (ThemeDisplay)         actionRequest.getAttribute(WebKeys.THEME_DISPLAY);
        String portletName = (String) actionRequest.getAttribute(WebKeys.PORTLET_ID);

        PortletURL redirectURL = PortletURLFactoryUtil.create(
            actionRequest, portletName, themeDisplay.getLayout().getPlid(),      PortletRequest.RENDER_PHASE);
        redirectURL.setParameter("viewName", jspPage); // note the changed parameter name

        return redirectURL;
    }

    @Override
    public void doView(RenderRequest renderRequest, RenderResponse renderResponse)
        throws IOException, PortletException {

        if(/* ... */) {
            // ...
        }
        String requestedView = renderRequest.getParameter("viewName");
        if (StringUtils.isBlank(requestedView)) { // StringUtils comes from commons-lang
            include(viewTemplate, renderRequest, renderResponse); // viewTemplate is a protected variable, which may also be called viewJSP depending on Liferay version I think
        } else {
            include(requestedView, renderRequest, renderResponse);
        }
    }
}


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A federal court of Mato Grosso do Sul issued a writ of entry in favor of the owners of the Madama Farm, located in the traditional territory of the Guarani, in the Amambaí region. The area was occupied by about 60 Kaiowá Guarani on May 6.
It was a decision to be applied immediately, since the court had already granted a decision in favor of the farmers in a lawsuit requesting an injunction after the same area was reoccupied in January of this year. This decision prevented the indigenous people from returning to the area.
The Federal Police went to the reoccupied area on May 10 and they are already authorized to evict the Indians. According to indigenous leaders, on the 8th at night ruffians working for farmers fired their guns in the air in the region.
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