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Which operating system? Do you have root access? You could just let an observer run, and protocol every minute, what is running, filter out what is not interesting, and assume something which is running for 3 consecutive minutes to be run that long, not 3 times for one minute. Ah - I see 'iphone' in the tags.

What I'm wondering is if it's at all possible, through some magic, to determine how many times these files have been downloaded from our server? Either through Apache, or Ubuntu, or via FTP, or even the WordPress DB...I don't care how. And it doesn't have to be perfect, even an estimate would help.

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It does not really make much sense, but is a kind of cry of exasperation on the part of the person saying it along the lines :"I have told you this a hundred times already, how many more times will I have to tell before you take any notice?"

Listening to myself speaking fast, I might say '...times d'I have..." or even '... times 'I have ...". The "do" can be reduced almost to nothing. It seems that to create this effect of rushed, angry speech some writers are omitting the word "do". It is a speech effect, not correct grammar.

Is there a report or way to tell how many times at item has relisted? We list all of our items as GTC and we are wondering if there is a way for us to tell how many times we have relisted something so we know when it is time to either decrease the price or end the listing. We are listing many items every day and want to make sure we aren't paying to keep relisting something that we've had for a while.

renew for another term, or to renew on a month-to- month basis, unless either the landlord or the tenant gives prior notice that they will not renew. Note how many days in advance you will have to notify the landlord if you don't wish to renew the lease. If you fail to give this notice in time, your lease could be automatically renewed.

Q. Kevin and two fellow college students rented a house. The lease stated that only three non-related adults could occupy the house, but Kevin invited two more students to move in to share costs. After neighbors complained about loud parties, the landlord discovered the extra tenants. He told the students he was evicting all of them for breach of lease and they had to be out of the house by the weekend. Could the landlord do that?

A. No. The landlord can evict the students, but must follow the process set forth by Maryland law.

Eviction is a legal procedure. The landlord can't just tell you that you have to move or throw out your belongings. To evict you, a landlord must go to District Court to get a judgment against you. If a landlord moves your belongings out of the home, changes the locks or cuts off utilities without a court order, you should call the police and an attorney or a legal services organization.

A landlord cannot evict you simply because you have filed a complaint or a lawsuit against him or her or because you have joined a tenants' association. This is called a retaliatory eviction," and you may be able to stop an eviction by showing the Court that your landlord is evicting you for one of these reasons.

A landlord can evict you for:

In addition, the state's attorney, the county attorney, or community associations may bring an eviction action against tenants involved in illegal drug activities.

If your landlord begins an eviction proceeding, you will receive an official summons to attend a hearing. The summons may be served on you in person, but it is usually mailed and/or posted on the rental property. Don't ignore it. Go to the hearing and be on time. If you don't show up, the landlord will probably win.

The hearing gives you the chance to tell your side of the story. For example, you may be able to prove that you did pay the rent, or that you tried to pay the rent but the landlord wouldn't accept it, or that the landlord didn't give you a month's written notice that you had violated your lease and had to move out.

If the judge rules in favor of the landlord, within five working days, the landlord can file a court order for the eviction -- called a warrant of restitution" -- and arrange for a sheriff to oversee the eviction.

You may appeal an eviction judgment. The appeal must be made within four days of the date of judgment in nonpayment of rent cases and 10 days in breach of lease or holding over cases. You may have to post a bond to cover the rent while waiting for the circuit court to decide the appeal.

You will speak with an attorney from the Public Defender's Office before you actually go in front of the judge for your ARRAIGNMENT. This attorney will have a copy of the complaint against you and/or the police report or citation made at the time of the incident.The attorney will ask you to tell them your side of the story. It is important to tell the attorney everything about your case. Your conversation with that attorney is completely confidential and they will not divulge any part of your conversation to the city attorney.

3. The third purpose of ARRAIGNMENT is to enter a plea to the charges against you. You have the choice of pleading Not Guilty, Guilty, or No Contest. The public defender that speaks to you about your case will also tell you if the city attorney has made any offers to settle your case for a less serious charge and/or a less serious sentence.

The readiness conference is where the juvenile and the attorney decide whether to accept the prosecutor's offer, or set the case for another hearing. If the juvenile is in custody, the case may have been 'fast-tracked' at the detention hearing. This means that the probation officer's report (social study) has been prepared and the juvenile knows what the probation officer is recommending. Many times the judge will follow the recommendations, so they have an idea of what the disposition (sentence) may be if they accept the prosecutor's offer.

A trial is where the prosecutor must bring the witnesses to court, have them take an oath to tell the truth and answer questions (testify). At the trial the juvenile has an attorney who can cross-examine (ask questions) the prosecutor's witnesses. The attorney can subpoena witnesses or evidence for the juvenile. At the trial, the juvenile decides whether he wants to testify or remain silent. If the judge finds reasonable doubt, the charges are dismissed. If reasonable doubt is NOT found, the judge makes a true finding and the case proceeds to disposition.

This is a phrase that parents often use with their children when the children don't do what they're supposed to. It means that the parent has told the child to do something many times in the past, but the child still isn't doing it:

There is another use of this phrase. When you are talking to someone that you don't have any control over, like a friend of yours, you can say "How many times do I have to tell you..." as a joke in response to some small mistake that they make. The reason it's a joke is because you both know that the phrase is supposed to be used by someone very close and in a position of power. Since your relationship doesn't fit that mold, it's taken as a joke.

On October 5th, 2001, the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "The Bully" premiered in the United States.[1] In the episode, the new character Flats the Flounder bullies the titular character, SpongeBob. During the episode, as SpongeBob flees the bully's threats, an angry crowd mistakes an old man for the bully. When this happens a second time, the blue fish Harold Reginald says, "How many times do we have to teach you the same lesson, old man?"

The following year, on February 23rd, 2017, Twitter[5] account @Blops4Clips tweeted, "When the enemy 76 keeps thinking he can 1v6 just because his ult is up. 'how many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man?'" They included the screenshot as a reaction to the post. Within two years, the post received more than 500 retweets and 1,400 likes (shown below, center).

I would like to see how many times I went to my local gym to see whether it's worth paying their monthly sub or whether I should just pay every time I go there. Is it possible to do that with maps? I tried but was unable to.

Visit and it will show you all the location data Google has for you. At the lower left corner, there is a link to see your most visited places, which will tell you the first time you visited and how many times subsequently.

Call in or check in. Your local jury office tries to summons only as many people as will be needed for jury selection on a particular day. Sometimes fewer people are needed than was originally thought, as cases settle, trials are postponed, etc. Your Juror Summons will tell you whether, and how, to call in - or check online - prior to reporting for jury service to make sure you are needed for jury service.

In addition, some cases end up not needing any jury at all. Cases often settle at the last minute, sometimes even after a jury is selected. Your presence as a prospective juror may have been what was needed to encourage the parties to come to a resolution themselves.

Your safety. The court takes juror safety very seriously. If you have any reason to believe that your safety is at risk, tell the judge, courtroom personnel, or your local jury office.

If you were a victim of a crime or witness to one, you may receive a subpoena telling you when you have to come to court, and who is calling you to court. The Crown prosecutor or defense lawyer will probably talk to you to find out what you know about the case before they decide to call you as a witness. At this stage you do not have to answer their questions unless you want to; but if either lawyer subpoenas you as a witness, you must go to court.

Don't talk about your testimony with anyone until you testify. You can talk to other people about the case you have finished testifying, but if it is a jury trial you cannot speak to any member of the jury at any time. If anyone tries to get you to alter your testimony, tell the Crown attorney or the police right away. Harassing or attempting to influence a witness is a crime punishable by up to 10 years in jail. ff782bc1db