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Q: Website not blocked in Python Requests only when Charles is open I am attempting to make a request to create an account on http://nike.com/launch using Python requests.
I do have a valid _abck cookie that I send with the request, but it is still returning 403.
Also, I have tried to use both http/1.1 and http/2 protocols when making these requests as some suggested and it still returns 403.
I know my IP isn't blocked.
However, if I open Charles on my computer while sending the request, it will not return 403. How can I send this request successfully with Charles not open?
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urlios='https://s3.nikecdn.com/access/users/v1?appVersion=436&experienceVersion=362&uxid=com.nike.commerce.snkrs.ios&locale=zh_CN&backendEnvironment=identity&browser=Apple%20Computer%2C%20Inc.&os=undefined&mobile=true&native=true&visit=1&visitor=c49d90b9-abee-4643-bf63-6a94c492ccbb&language=zh_CN'
headersios = {
    'Host':'s3.nikecdn.com',
    'Accept':'*/*',
    'Accept-Encoding':'gzip, deflate',
    'Accept-Language':'zh-cn',
    'Content-Type':'application/json',
    'Origin':'https://s3.nikecdn.com',
    'Connection':'keep-alive',
    'User-Agent':'Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 11_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/604.3.5 (KHTML, like Gecko) Mobile/15B93',
    'Referer':'https://s3.nikecdn.com/unite/mobile.html?mid=49472818488481869914233501674662902686?iOSSDKVersion=2.4.2&clientId=G64vA0b95ZruUtGk1K0FkAgaO3Ch30sj&uxId=com.nike.commerce.snkrs.ios&view=none&locale=en_GB&backendEnvironment=identity',
    'X-NewRelic-ID':'VQYGVF5SCBADUVBRBgAGVg==',
    'cookie':'_abck={}'.format(rPost.cookies['_abck']),
}
jsonios={
    "country": "US",
    "firstName": 'appleseed',
    "gender": "M",
    "lastName": 'john',
    "locale": "en_US",
    "password": 'Testpassword123',
    "receiveEmail": 'true',
    "registrationSiteId": "snkrsios",
    "welcomeEmailTemplate": "TSD_PROF_MS_WELC_T0_GENERIC_V1.0",
    "emailAddress": 'randomemail123@gmail.com',
    "dateOfBirth": "{}-{}-{}".format(randint(1955,1995),randint(10,12),randint(10,30)),
    "username": 'randomemail123@gmail.com',
    "account": {
        "email": 'randomemail123@gmail.com',
        "passwordSettings": {
            "password": "Testpassword123",
            "passwordConfirm": "Testpassword123"
        }
    }
}
aR = s.post(url=urlios,json=jsonios,headers=headersios,verify=False).text
print(aR)

`

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LOS ANGELES – Prosecutors who have been stymied for years in their attempts to build a criminal conspiracy case against retired Los Angeles Archdiocese Cardinal Roger Mahony and other church leaders said Tuesday they will review newly released priest files for additional evidence.
Thousands of pages from the internal disciplinary files of 14 priests made public Monday show Mahony and other top aides maneuvered behind the scenes to shield molester priests and provide damage control for the church.
Some of the documents provide the strongest evidence to date that Mahony and another key official worked to protect a priest who revealed in therapy sessions that he had raped an 11-year-old boy and abused up to 17 boys.
Legal experts, however, said even if the documents contain new evidence, it will be almost impossible to prosecute because of problems with the statute of limitations. It's also unclear whether prosecutors, who received some documents via subpoena years ago, already have seen the files made public Monday.
The time window for prosecuting obstruction of justice is 10 years and for conspiracy, it's three years after the last overt criminal act, said Lawrence Rosenthal, a criminal law professor at Chapman University School of Law.
Much of the material in the files dates to the mid-1980s, when Mahony was handling some of the most troublesome problem priests.
"The problem is, a prosecutor looking at this has to do time travel, basically, and go back to the law as it existed at the time of the offenses," Rosenthal said. "And at the time of the offense, you're going to have significant statute of limitations problems."
The top aide, then-Monsignor Thomas J. Curry, is now an auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese's Santa Barbara region. He issued a public apology Tuesday, echoing a similar statement from Mahony a day earlier.
"I wish to acknowledge and apologize for those instances when I made decisions regarding the treatment and disposition of clergy accused of sexual abuse that in retrospect appear inadequate or mistaken," Curry said in a statement obtained by the Ventura County Star. "Like many others, I have come to a clearer understanding over the years of the causes and treatment of sexual abuse and I have fully implemented in my pastoral region the archdiocese's policies and procedures for reporting abuse, screening those who supervise children and abuse prevention training for adults and children."
Mahony apologized on Monday, expressing regret for mistakes he made after taking over the nation's largest archdiocese in 1985. An attorney for the church, J. Michael Hennigan, has denied that there was a cover-up attempt. He didn't return a call Tuesday.
The files of dozens more accused priests are expected to be released in the coming weeks as part of a 2007 settlement agreement with more than 500 alleged victims. A judge recently ruled that the church must turn the files over to attorneys for those people without the names and titles of members of the church hierarchy blacked out after The Associated Press and the Los Angeles Times intervened.
The documents raise the possibility of renewed criminal scrutiny for Mahony and others in the archdiocese hierarchy. Mahony retired in 2011.
Prosecutors in Philadelphia last year secured the conviction of a monsignor who was secretary for clergy after a change in state law gave prosecutors more time to file charges and seek evidence. In Missouri, a judge found a bishop guilty last year of failing to report child abuse to the state, making him the highest-ranking U.S. Roman Catholic official to be convicted of a crime relating to
the child sexual abuse scandal.
In Los Angeles, the archdiocese and an attorney representing about 30 individual accused priests has fought for years in court to keep the priests' confidential files sealed, citing the clerics' privacy rights. The church was forced under subpoena to turn over some records to the district attorney during an investigation that began in 2002.
In a 2010 memo, a lead prosecutor in that probe said the documents he had showed "the possibility of criminal culpability" by members of the archdiocese leadership, but a criminal conspiracy case was "more and more remote" because of the passage of time.
Deputy District Attorney William Hodgman said investigators had insufficient evidence to fill in a timeline stretching over 20 years hampered by the statute of limitations. He did not return a call or email seeking comment Tuesday.
The U.S. Attorney's Office convened a grand jury in 2009 to hear evidence, but it yielded no indictments. It was unclear Tuesday if that grand jury was still sitting and a spokesman declined to comment.

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Part 1 of the case is here. Wondering how this fellow is progressing? Read on to find out!
This was a case done with a fellow. I asked him what the first thing we should look at. The easiest thing to start with is a lumbar screen. If a patient has unilateral lower quarter complaints, what is the first repeated motion you should examine?
If you said sidegliding in standing (to the painful side), you have been paying attention to this blog - or you are well trained in MDT! Despite the patient having severely limited hip flexion, IR and ER, making him a true slow responder (limited multi-directionally), having crepitus in all motions, I did not assume he was a true THA candidate.
Sidegliding in standing was limited, painful, and very blocked. It took both of us to do at least five or six sets for at least twenty minutes, but slowly, the patient felt relief. After about 30 minutes of shift correction, and eventually progressing to PT overpressure while the patient was actively performing it against the wall (he was a big guy and hard to get to end range using our arms), he eventually had completely nonantalgic gait by the end of the session.
However, his hip was still restricted, indicating true dysfunction (slow responder). We finished with some QL and psoas release, as well as IASTM to the hamstrings, quadriceps, and ITB. This improved his hip flexion, IR, and ER a bit with less resistance throughout the range and at end range.
The patient's classification would be lumbar posterolateral derangement with accompanying hip dysfunction. In other words, rapid responder, Sx coming from the lumbar spine, slow responding hip. He is cancelling his THA just 3 visits in.
For HEP, he was given SGIS against a wall to be performed hourly and reassess his walking for his own test, retest. He was also instructed on repeated hip IR in hooklying for 3-5 minutes 2-3 times/day to keep the right hip moving.
By the 3rd follow up visit, he was walking without antalgic gait and very pleased with his progress. His complaints in his hip have completely centralized. The hip motion is only slightly better with less resistance throughout the range. He has some lumbar pain, but describes it as aching and states he is at least 75% improved. He went out of town recently and had to cancel, so I will not have another update until later this week.
With the way his hip looked on imaging, the pain, crepitus, and difficulty in all WB positions, it is easy to see why a surgeon would want to perform a THA. His antalgic gait also displayed slight WS to the left, thus further causing a loss of SGIS to the right, perpetuating the far lateral derangement. Assuming his SGIS is equal at next visit, what would be your progression on ther ex?


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BenJah "The Break Up" (album review)
Jahmen Music (2011)
Review by LaRosa
From time to time, we at Sphere of Hip Hop step out and review an album that isn't exactly hip-hop; this is one of those times. What do you get when you combine a muscular white guy with dreadlocks and a smile that could win over a crowd? Now take this same guy and give him musical talent that creates a fusion of reggae, R&B, and hip-hop. Enter BenJah, an artist that has quickly garnered attention because of his association with Lecrae and the Reach Records camp. Today, we're taking a look at his sophomore release titled The Break Up.
As stated in the opening paragraph, BenJah is primarily a reggae artist, who infuses the rhythms of R&B and hip-hop. With The Break Up, he attempts to take that blend of sounds to create a pictorial journey for the listener of the struggles of being in love with the world and breaking up with it because your true love lies with Jesus Christ. This story is painted throughout the course of the album, but it doesn't stick exclusively to the concept, as it also employs quite a few songs that are more like Christian anthems.
One of the strongest points about BenJah and this album is that he has a really strong feel for music and what sounds good. The production on this album is exceptional from start to finish, and each song is geared to show off BenJah's talents and versatility as an artist. If there is one song that really drives home the concept for this album, it would have to be "Jezebel." This song is really solid from start to finish. It's a great track that shows off where BenJah is strongest musically and it just brings the listener in for the remainder of the album. But, from there he is able to easily jump into more hip-hop style tracks like "Keep Ridin'" or straight reggae and island style with "3rd World Fam." His flow is distinct and his ability to switch things up helps to keep a pace that works to keep the album from feeling like it is too long.
While this album has a lot of positives going for it, it's not without its flaws. First, going back to the concept for the album, there are times in listening to the album where you sometimes forget what the point of the album is. Yes, the message is clear, but there are so many songs that don't fit the overall subject that it has a tendency to get lost. With BenJah's ability to blend several different styles, this album may not be for everyone, and it sometimes feels like he's reaching a bit too far in crossing genre boundaries. This makes the listener struggle to get a feel for the album and to figure out whether or not they like it. Personally, it took a few listens before I could begin to get with the vibe of this album. That can be okay in some instances, but you should be able to immediately decide if you like an album with a single listen.
For what it is, The Break Up is a very solid album and stands as a success. BenJah shows that he has great crossover appeal and is able to reach all of the markets that he is attempting to. Even though the concept gets lost at times, it is still carried through with a positive message for how we as believers should be in love with Christ and not the world. If you've never heard BenJah, this album serves as a well rounded introduction to all that he has to offer.
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Doloto December 14, 2011 At 5:51 pm
cool review, it's some music I can kick it to, so that does it for me
Jordan Copas December 16, 2011 At 12:19 pm
If neone has not purchased The Break-Up. It is solid from start to finish. I would like to open the argument that this album does stay on topic, yes there are anthems, but they vibe with the rest, and hit subjects that come along w the process of breakin up, especially breakin up with this world. High points on this album for me is not the singles, they are 8.) On Grace I Stand and 10.) Read Me feat. Andy C-Lite Mineo … This album is an encouragement and would recommend it to neone who is seeking change and neone who like vibin music. @ the least this album should get a 8.5 rate. Listen for yourself


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AMLO passes the hat among Mexico's top magnates
Photo: Agencia Reforma (Cortesía Presidencia)
• DINNER: More than 200 of Mexico's most important business leaders attended an unusual invitation for dinner, during which Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador passed a hat to collect millions of dollars, which will be used to finance the purchase of medical equipment.
• LOTTERY: While dining chipilín tamales and hot chocolate at Mexico's presidential palace, López Obrador asked business leaders to commit themselves to donations of up to USD 10 million in the form of lottery tickets, where the original top prize was the presidential jet.
• BILLIONAIRES: Among those who attended the dinner were some of Mexico's most prominent billionaires, including telecom mogul Carlos Slim, businesswoman Maria Asunción Aramburuzabala and Emilio Azcárraga Jean, chairman of Grupo Televisa, the Mexican media giant.
• TAMALES: "These are the most expensive tamales of my life", said Bosco de la Vega, owner of a large agribusiness conglomerate, who serves as president of Mexico's farm lobby (CNA) and one of the attendees who pledged to give money during the dinner.
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My "typical" eight year-old son goes to this awesome private school. It's so good that my husband jokes around with his Dad friends that they are stuck in Georgia. Even if they got better jobs somewhere else, they wouldn't want to leave this amazing community. It's such a good school, that when one of my son's classmates, left for financial reasons to go to the public school across the street, her Mom started a blog talking about how much she misses the school.
One of the reasons the Mom left this amazing place, she writes, is "it's no fun to feel like the only ones struggling among an affluent group" (sparkymom.blogspot.com).
In other words, she doesn't want to be poor around rich people.
We used to have these friends and neighbors who had a baby the same age as Cal. We hung out together. We would order pizza. We'd have playdates.There was a feeling of comfort and safety with these neighbors and friends that I haven't experienced since.
I have chosen not to see or speak to these friends in almost ten years. Why?Because I am too afraid to feel poor around people who I believe are richer than me. This is how they are rich: their son was diagnosed with autism as a baby. My son was diagnosed with autism at three years-old. Now, their kid has barely any signs of autism and goes to a regular school without any helpers. Their kid is almost cured and my kid is not.
"I'm not feeling like I'm a good Mom." I said. "I am giving myself the feeling that it's my fault Cal is still autistic. I don't want to give up things that are precious to me. So, I'm going to let go of believing that it's my fault that Cal is still autistic." I cried on and off for almost two hours and let go of my belief that's it's my fault that Cal is still autistic. And, oooooh, it felt good!
Today, I was with Cal and he wouldn't put his underwear on. I initially felt like somehow it was my fault. Then I said to myself, "Do you want to give up things that are precious to you as a result of you judging yourself?" I said, "No". So I told myself what a good Mom I am. Without my self-judgment, I could see Cal so much more clearly. It may be hard for him to get up. Putting on underwear would require him to move. So I happily turned on a fan and put a snack on the table to motivate him to get up. He got up and then put on the underwear easily.
Then when Cal did something "autistic" and I judged myself, I would remember my commitment. I would think what a great Mom I am. Our session went great today. We were really connected! Cal did not do anything out of the ordinary today. However, when Cal wouldn't do what I wanted him to do, as opposed to blaming myself, I would remember how great I am. I was so much more creative and free than usual, and we had a beautiful afternoon together.
Thank you for sharing this… Your words are powerful.
I feel guilt around the loss of Charlie, and then guilt about the time I lose with Liam as I mourn or just feel angry. But, on my good days (which have grown to many more has time passes), I hold my head high and know that I am a good mom. Such a different journey, but your thoughts feel familiar.
You are an incredible mom!
hello kim — hope you are doing well. thanks so much for you sweet sweet comment!
It is hard to comment on this – I live it… I can make some off the cuff comment but I won't. I don't want to cry "on and off for almost two hours". I would prefer to "let go of my belief that's it's my fault that Cal is still autistic". Maybe tomorrow.
thanks for reminding me that 'rich' and 'poor' have many meanings. i lose sight of that a lot in Los Angeles. I'm so proud of you for letting yourself learn all these amazing lessons. It teaches me so much. And next time you do cry, know that i'm comforting you from thousands of miles away.
I JUST read this, again, how honest and powerful are you. How blessed are we all to have you in this world of ours. You are, and always were, a great mom and daughter. I love you so.
What a beautiful and moving piece you wrote! Reading it made me feel "rich" today. Rich for having such a wonderful and incredible niece like you! Love you.
thanks so much. you are great!
When I read this, it made me cry. You obviously are a very patient, loving mom who has done so much to help Cal.
Your old friends miss you! We remember those times together in Lincoln Park as some great fun and happy times with good friends.
I sometimes feel what I would describe as survivor's guilt. Our son got some of the same great therapy and suppport as other autistic kids, but not all have had the same outcome. I attribute it to the way they are wired but it definitely seems unfair.
I have a friend whose son is the same age as Danny. We met in our OT office when our kids were 3. Her son is essentially nonverbal and is still very challenged in many ways. He and Danny had some of the same therapists. Why the different outcome? I wish I knew.
The last thing I/we would want is for Danny's progress to cause you pain!! If keeping a distance is easier for you, we understand and respect your choice.
Cal is lucky to have you both as parents! Try to banish that guilt.


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