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The $163,000 Question: What Does It Cost To Be Kate?
What does it cost to be Kate?
Vogue Australia has attempted to do the math and they have put a price on Kate's very glossy head—and they have come up with her number: $163,000 (or $159,000 Australian dollars).
Here's the Aussie's math:
The first bill for her clothes came in at $55,000 for six months. At this rate, the year will total $110,000.
The Clarence House gym is free, but Kate's thrice-weekly workouts in a Central London gym such as Third Space would cost an annual membership of $2,018.
The constant attention of the world requires the ministrations of her beauty elves:
Deborah Mitchell Bee Venom facials.
The beautician treats Kate to glowing skin sans needles.
$249 a fortnight = $6,474
Richard Ward Hair and Metrospa. This holdover off Sloane Square must be doing something right.
Thrice weekly blow-dries plus Keratin Infusion extra moisture at $86 a pop = $13,416.
Cut: Morticia-length hair won't work at a garden party: maintenance trim at $242 for long hair x 10 per year = $2,420.
Colour: Those rich, chocolate tones won't apply themselves - L'Oréal Symbio and Fuente Organic colour for added gloss. $376 every six weeks = $3,008.
Arabella Preston, make-up artist
For the royal wedding, Preston stuck to Kate's own formula: "very polished, a defined eye, a relatively nude lip."
Bobbi Brown is Kate's range of choice. A year's worth of full face make-up (buying every two months) in medium nude from the Bobbi Brown range, including Long-Wear Even Finish Foundation, $78; Sheer Color Lip Gloss, $42, and Creamy Matte Lip Colour, $44 = $984.
Karin Herzog skincare
These goodies have made their way to the palace. Replenishing every two months: Professional Cleanser, $50; Vita-A-Kombi 1 day and night cream, $76; Vita-A-Kombi 3 Spot Zapper, $32 and The Oxygen Face Cream, $54. Annual cost = $1,272.
Marina Sandoval from the Jo Hansford salon famously travelled to Clarence House to create "natural, off-white and bridal" nails. A weekly mani/pedi at the salon annually = $6,708. Tan
A decent London salon charges $120; to spray twice a week for a year = $12,480.
Signature scent
Kate's wedding fragrance, Illuminum's White Gardenia Petals: 2 bottles for the year = $310.
Annual budget for the perfect princess: $159,090.

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Binghamton University awarded $1.1 million Air Force grant to support digital-detection lab
Binghamton University will be home to a new laboratory dedicated to finding data hidden in digital images thanks to a $1.1 million award from the Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome and the work of steganography expert Jessica Fridrich.
Fridrich, a research professor in the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science, is receiving the award for her proposal "New Generation Methods for Digital Security: Steganography, Steganalysis, and Authentication Watermarks."
During the 17-month project, Fridrich and her research team intend to develop and refine algorithms to detect hidden information in digital images. By successfully attacking the most advanced steganographic schemes for JPEG files, the most common digital image format, the team's innovations would dramatically improve current detection capabilities.
JPEG files are compressed images, which presents a difficult challenge both for hiding and detecting information in them. Current detection techniques for JPEGs have not been reliable and generally allow transmission of large hidden messages without fear of detection. To date, detection techniques were oriented toward BMPs and GIFs (two of the other digital image formats). But in the last few months, Fridrich has made significant progress towards developing groundbreaking methods for detecting secret messages hidden in JPEGs.
As part of the project, Fridrich and her team plan to build a demonstration digital camera capable of invisibly embedding an image of the user's iris into photos taken with the camera in order to authenticate the images. Such technology will become more important as forensics experts and military intelligence operatives rely more on digital cameras. According to Fridrich, the process will be imperceptible to the user and will provide a human signature, like a fingerprint, on every image taken with the camera.
The $1.1 million award is the latest in a seven-year, string of major awards that have made Fridrich and her research program self-supporting. Two or three post-doctoral researchers and five graduate students will work on the project, and powerful computers, digital cameras, specialized software and related hardware will be purchased for her laboratory.


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do you all know just how hard it is to keep that guy in line? i think he lays awake at night figuring out how he can out wit me. but !! this ole gal can hold her own. i wanted to apologize for all that shouting i wasn't paying attention. i'll try to keep it down. well the expert just came in and corrected me on my spelling i told him i'm not perfect. i just spell these words how i talk. and believe me i'll keep his stories straight. sometimes i get called a hilbilly because of the way i talk and go bare foot.i'm from dayton,ohio originally but the further south the better. as i sit here typing away my little dog is right by my side he's a border collie we got from the shelter we won't get a dog from anywhere else. he stays right with me no matter where i go his name is patchy. thanks for the welcome
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Eight-man football catching on in Wisconsin
All-Star game set for Rice Lake Saturday
MADISON - Eight man football in Wisconsin high schools is gaining momentum.
This Saturday, there's an eight-man All-Star game in Rice Lake and the South All-Stars are practicing at Madison Abundant Life this week.
Abundant Life is one of the few schools in Southern Wisconsin playing eight-man football. The Crusaders will begin their fourth season in the fall.
"There are a lot of schools out there that have declining enrollment," says Abundant Life head coach Mark Martinez. "They want to know if it's legitimate or not and one of the things that makes it legit is having a playoff."
Right now, about 20 schools have eight-man teams in Wisconsin. At least 30 are needed for the WIAA to consider sponsoring a playoff.
Eight-man football is a high-paced, high scoring game.
"You look at the scoreboard and it's 40 or 50 points - It's like backyard football and it's a lot of fun," says senior running back Dylan Rockwell.
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Dr. Frank Prochaska, CTU Professor Emeritus, recently returned from the Czech Republic where he was on a six week Fulbright Specialist assignment teaching creative leadership courses at the University of Defense in Brno, Southern Moravia to Czech Army and Air Force officers and civilian defense personnel.
Colorado Technical University earned the 2016 WOW award for CTU Mobile. The 2016 WOW award recognizes institutions that implemented innovative, technology-based higher education solutions that have an impact on student success. Colorado Technical University was a 2014 WOW award recipient for its intellipath™ platform, an adaptive learning solution.
This year's graduation events will be held July 29th-30th at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver. Continuing with previous tradition, we have an excellent commencement speaker for the 2016 ceremony: Steve Pemberton, Vice-President, Diversity and Inclusion and Global Chief Diversity Officer for Walgreens.
The Project Management Institute's Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education Programs has awarded accreditation to CTU's Bachelor and Master level degree programs. Click here to learn more about PMI's rigorous standards and about what accreditation could mean for our program's future and yours.
U.S. News & World Report, a provider of education rankings and advice for more than 30 years, recently named six Colorado Technical University online degree programs to its prestigious 2016 list of Best Online Programs.
The university's intellipath™ platform and virtual learning program won Elearning! Magazine's 2015 Best of Elearning! Adaptive Learning Content award. Through a series of questions, intellipath™ recognizes what students already know, anticipates what they're ready to learn and tailors course materials accordingly; it allows students to move quickly over their existing knowledge so they can learn something new.
The GSMA, the global association of mobile operators worldwide, announced in February that Colorado Technical University was a finalist for its 2016 Best Mobile Innovation for Education Award for the university's newly revamped CTU Mobile app.
Held April 7th of every year, World Health Day covers a specific topic that's affecting health world-wide. 2016's theme is Beat Diabetes. Ruth Tarantine, CTU's Dean of Nursing, discusses the major impact diabetes has on global health and stresses the important role that nurses can play in preventing and controlling the disease.
For the eighth year in a row, Colorado Technical University offers full-tuition education scholarships to wounded active duty service members and veterans. Spouses and caregivers of wounded service members are eligible to apply as well. Learn more and how to apply.
Dr. Connie Johnson, Provost and Chief Academic Officer of Colorado Technical University, was recently appointed to the Online Learning Consortium's (OLC) Bill and Melinda Gates Grant Advisory Committee (GAC). OLC is seeking to tap Johnson's decades of experience in online learning as it oversees distribution of a $2.5 million grant for the development and deployment of advanced digital courseware solutions.
Every year, the Nancy Mead Award for Excellence in Software Engineering Education is given to one teacher who has demonstrated a history of achievement in the field. CTU is proud to announce that one of our faculty members, Dr. Richard Fairley, will be receiving the honor for 2016.
CTU students pursuing degrees in Criminal Justice at the Colorado Springs campus gained hands-on experience in processing a mock crime scene staged recently on campus. The CTU College of Security Studies and the student organization Lambda Alpha Epsilon Delta Psi Criminal Justice chapter contributed to the event's success, inspiring many students to join the chapter's membership.
CTU student Miguel Rodriguez was chosen over the summer as a Generation Google Scholar of 2015. One of fifteen students selected for the 2014-2015 academic year, Miguel was awarded a $10,000 grant as well as an all-expenses-paid trip to the Google Scholars' Retreat in Mountain View, CA in mid-June. At the retreat, Miguel joined students from Johns Hopkins University, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Florida, and 12 other colleges and universities across the U.S. and Canada.
U.S. News & World Report has named five Colorado Technical University online degree programs to its prestigious 2016 Best Online Programs lists. Selected from among more than 1,200 U.S.-based distance education programs, CTU's online degree programs earned rankings in five categories.
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I like Sarah and I will leave it at that!
I like Sarah and I will leave it at that!
Nobody said it would be easy!
Personally I do not care, I am from a State that starts with A but it is not Alaska, this is for the citizens of Alaska to decide. With that said the crap she has put up with is more than anyone should have to put up with. In addition to the mindless ridicule of a mental miget like Letterman, some of you might have forgotten she has a son serving in Iraq. Unless you have spent the sleepless nights that go with that you will never know the incredible pressure of having a son or daughter who is in harm's way.
"The longer you let a dog go in the wrong direction the more they think they are going in the right direction" Don Remien.
she said during her speech that all of the ethics charges were dropped
She is quite young yet. If she intends to continue her political career, she could probably benefit from taking a RNC position or a Congressional position. I really don't think she'd be a good choice for the national ticket in '12 I think she really needs to get to know the DC ropes better ... have a personal familiarity with the "players".
Actually I think that it was that last factor could have stood McCain in good stead had he been able to win the election. It occurs to me that if many of the people on this forum, even those who may have voted for Obama, could discern that he was lacking in executive experience, this could not escape those in the Congress who would be working with him. In the quest to get another D in the Presidency, they did not break ranks, but that may change if BHO doesn't show them the deference they expect. There are indications that he may not do that over the long haul when he gets frustrated.
Seems like yesterday BHO had on his Biden hat ... praising Russia's Medved while doing a put-down on Putin, while acknowledging that Putin would still have considerable sway in Russia's political actions. I can't believe he said what he did! Even if it is what he was thinking, it was, IMO, a major gaffe to give it voice in an AP interview. If the interview was "scripted", the scriptwriter should be fired. If it wasn't scripted, this man is way over his head when it comes to diplomatic skills, and he should make sure he gets some scripts. Even the NY Times gave Medved credit for being more diplomatic than BHO. BHO could have, and should have, taken a similar tack.
"Know in your heart that all things are possible. We couldn't conceive of a miracle if none ever happened." -Libby Fudim
I don't use the PM feature, so just email me direct at the address shown above.
It is probably best for Alaska, and she probably should have stepped down when she was in the race for VP.
I wouldn't doubt it if she was setting up to take a Senate seat after a short time off.
The hate and attacks that Palin continues to get from the left means they are very scared of her. Someone else will pop out of nowhere to take 2012 from the facist party. I understand exactly what the left is scared of, and frankly many in power, and as the facebook/myspace generation become strong voters in 4 to 8 years, they will have power that the media won't be able to phase.
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Palin threatens the "players" which is one reason she is so viciously attacked.
"It's not that government is inherently stupid, although that's a debatable question."
Rand Paul CPAC speech 2011
I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it. Thomas Jefferson to Archibald Stuart, 1791
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I like her for what she stands for but by know way will I ever vote for her to be in the presidency. She needs more years to understand the role she is taking. Anytime she has a mike in front of her she proves she isn't prepared for the post.
Never take things for granted.
LOL. Color me shocked. Now if she just keeps her useless self in AK, it'll help what is turning out to be a crappy 4th. Ding dong the witch is dead regards.
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You can use a destructor explicitly to destroy objects, although this practice is not recommended.
I have an enemy object that is destroyed upon being intersected with a projectile object. Instead of making a bunch of if statements in a for loop outside the object, wouldn't it be easier and cleaner to make the enemy object just destroy itself if it detects colliding with a projectile? Would it be okay, according to conventions, to call ~enemy INSIDE the enemy class, rather than having to code outside the enemy class?
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The Poetry Society of South Carolina invites guests to a reading by Keith Flynn, founder and editor of The Asheville Poetry Review. Formerly the Gilbert-Chappell Distinguished Poet for North Carolina, Flynn advocates for the cultural importance of poetry. Author of four poetry collections, professor, and editor, Flynn pulls inspiration from his diverse background to create a unique setting for his readings. The themes in his work range from music and balance to social and political issues. The Charleston Library Society, 164 King St. Friday, 7pm. Free. (843)723-9912, www.poetrysocietysc.org
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Thanks for the heads up Snags and for the reminder about the AAA discount, JT. I saved 15%!!
Thanks for the heads up Snags and for the reminder about the AAA discount, JT. I saved 15%!!
I was able to explain it to deoxy over the phone luckily, when I type it it looks all crazy but it's super simple.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
How could you not want Po Nudo, JT? He's the coolest new figure in that wave!
Everything else is a rehash-resculpt, aside from the Octopara Droid - and the mining pan droid is just an over-hyped accessory that Hasbro carded to make them some extra bucks.
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I didnt order Po-Nudo either Tycho. I think he will be the pegwarmer of the bunch.
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Right on, fellas. Good to hear everyone scored! Hopefully the Force Unleashed (W2) will pop up soon - need openers of that whole wave.
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Force Unleashed wave is up on amazon.com (via one of the dealers that sell thru amazon) if anyone is interested. All $7.99 each (including the Troopers), but shipping is pricey.
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Presidential Search Committee holds open forums
Posted November 7, 2012; 04:34 p.m.
The Presidential Search Committee is inviting members of the University and local communities to a series of open forums on the search for Princeton's next president. Members of the committee will be present to hear views and suggestions about the search.
—The Council of the Princeton University Community will hold an open forum as part of its scheduled meeting starting at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12, in the Friend Center, Room 101.
—Members of the local community are invited to an open forum at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12, in Robertson Hall, Room 016.
—Princeton staff members are invited to an open forum at noon Tuesday, Nov. 13, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
—Princeton graduate students are invited to an open forum at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, in Jadwin Hall, Room 101.
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Congratulations, Northeastern University! See the top movies here!
Special thanks to all the NEU participants during this year's Campus MovieFest event! The student, staff, and faculty judges selected their picks that were shown at a huge red carpet celebration and that earned Best Picture, Best Comedy, and Best Drama honors.
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Quality early childhood education equals a better tomorrow
Young children can be fascinating people. But they need caring, well-educated professionals to guide them along their path of physical, intellectual, and social growth. Whether you want to begin working with young children, or you are a professional wishing to gain more formalized knowledge, ACC has several ways to help you reach your goals. Focused classroom instruction is matched with face-to-face interactions with children. Students can also gain field experience at our Lab School. A full-day child care center, the Lab School is accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs.
PLEASE NOTE: This program has special enrollment requirements, including criminal background checks and a reading and writing assessment. Admission to ACC does not guarantee entry to this program. Please review the requirements and talk to an advisor before registering.
What skills can I gain with each program and what's the difference between the certificates, the awards, and the degree?
Child development students learn the basics of caring for children and how to help them thrive. Learning how children grow and develop, how to guide their behavior, interact effectively with them, plan fun and meaningful activities, and how to work with families are cornerstones of teaching young children.
The two-year Associate of Applied Science Degree in Child Development combines a foundation of core academic classes with advanced instruction dedicated to working with young children. Students with no previous background in child development often prefer this program. It is not intended for students interested in pursuing a four-year degree in education or who wish to become public school teachers. Those students should refer to curriculum in the Education Instruction program.
Students who wish to enter the workforce soon or who may not be ready to pursue a degree should consider the two-semester Child Development Certificate option. All course work is dedicated to working with young children and each class transfers toward the associate degree requirements.
The Enhanced Skills Certificate in Child Development is an advanced certificate for individuals who have already earned an associate of applied science degree in child development. Its courses meet the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services requirements for child care center directors.
ACC offers two training programs to prepare for the national Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Both are open to individuals already working with young children who want to fine tune their teaching techniques and acquire training hours to apply for the CDA credential. The Academic CDA Training Program requires applicants to take ACC assessments for reading and writing. Graduates receive an Institutional Certificate. The Comprehensive CDA Training Program does not require placement testing and graduates receive a Marketable Skills Award.
Students employed in the care of young children can receive the Professional Recognition for Caregivers Institutional Certificate, an award of special recognition through the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services.
*In addition to the programs above, an extensive selection of non-academic-credit classes are offered to meet the needs and schedules of working professionals in need of continuing education hours for Texas Child care licensing requirements or the National Association for the Education of Young Children accreditation program. Please visit ACC's Continuing Education department here.
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Lecture explores values of U.S. foreign policy, April 26
Posted April 21, 2004; 07:22 p.m.
A lecture on "Uzbekistan, Terrorism and the Values of U.S. Foreign Policy" is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Monday, April 26, in 62 McCosh Hall.
Azizulla Gaziev, a visiting senior staff member at the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies , will discuss the current friendly relations between the United States and the Karimov regime in Uzbekistan and their partnership in fighting the war on terror.
He will explore definitions of terrorism, the moral implications of the practice of supporting non-democratic and oppressive leaders both during the Cold War and today, and whether it is possible to define values toward which American foreign policy strives in the current period of international instability.
Pamela Bromley, a graduate student in Princeton's Department of Politics and a fellow at the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies , will give a response to the talk. She specializes in international relations theory, non-governmental organizations and international aid.
While living in Uzbekistan, Gaziev worked on the Central Asia Project of the International Crisis Group and studied cultural, social and political factors that undermine peace and stability in the region. He is now working on a history of post-Soviet Uzbekistan.
The event is sponsored by the Human Values Forum of the University Center for Human Values .
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As far as debcamp work plans go, my own has been making me quite happy. I started the week trying to start implementing gksu policykit mostly in vala, and failing miserably. Vala isn't ready to help me do some of the more weird things I had in mind.
The good news is falling back to C worked pretty smoothly, and I have the basic foundation working. There is plenty to be implemented still, but moving forward always feels good. If anyone is interested in discussing the gksu replacement that is being built on top of the PolicyKit framework come talk to me in the hack lab =D. Take a look at this gratuitous screenshot.


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|Gear Talk - Fly Stuff Spoken Here Sage advice & fresh perspectives
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I will add my experiences as well:
Counting years of use on any equipment item is too broad. 'Yeah, I get X years of use out of my boots'. Fail to mention they only fish 10 days a year.
Danner is no longer making their wading boots. Also have had the same problem as Bee with the side blowing out. Un-repairable. Last pair lasted a whole 30 days before coming undone. Not too happy about that and, even it they were still making wading boots, no way would I ever purchase another pair at even half of their MSRP.
Been through two pairs of beefy studded boots. Approx. 45 days of use on each pair before they irked me enough to replace (felt worn out, boots cracking, studs missing). While very comfortable and plenty of support, no longevity. No way again.
Now wasting money on the Korkers converts. At first I just about exploded after the stupid studded felts came off while trying to wade a particularly nasty river. This after a big whopping 10 days of use. Luckily I was saved because the small shop in the canyon did indeed have replacement soles- the updated version with the rivets to hold the felt on the 'board'. Have now used this 'updated' version for just over 40 HARD days of hiking and fishing. No more issues to report. Boots seem to be holding up very well and MIGHT just prove to be worth the extra cost. Won't really know until next year's abuse comes and goes.
I will jump in here as well. I like to wear studded boots ,when not in a boat, and have had the simms, chota , and now the patagonia beefy. My issue has been with the studds ripping up the leather on top of the toe box. The simms guides were comfy but I was already wearing a hole in tops of the boots from inadvertently cleating myself.
Acutally the best boots I have had were a old pair of lacrosse ones. The toe box was incased in hard rubber which I think is a great idea. These lasted 3 years before the felt wore out. Do not see why others do not do this. I was eyeing the cabelas boots cause they have this feature.
I happened into a good deal with the patagonia beefy boots which have some rubber encasement so I am hoping these hold up. Time will tell...
I have some serious issues with just about every major brand of wading shoes and have not in the last 15 years had a pair that stood up to an entire season of use. I do not spend alot of time riding in boats and fortunately most of the places I fish have very limited road access. So I probably get to put a lot more use on the boot than some others.
I would rate the Simms nera the bottom either Guide weight or light weight. Korker convertibles the jury is still out but its not looking good.
I have had fair results with several Orvis boots and the latest LL Bean lightweight is lasting much better than Simms, but I see wear on the toe and some stitching starting to loosen up so they are on the downhill run.
I have recently accquired a pair of Cabelas Guide Tech Boots that Look like they just might be the ticket I have higher hopes for these than any other that I have used in quite some time. They have a lot of Kevlar mixed in with some very substantial molded sythetics and they are lined with neoprene for comfort. On the downside they only come in Felt Soles so they are a problem hiking in the muds of Winter but I wore them a for sevral months this fall and I see virtually no wear at the toe or the heel and there is no loose stiching or loose glue joints to be seen.
The boot appears to be a little on the wide side as most brands go but I threw in a pair of high tech Gel insoles and that problem went away. They were good enough hiking that when I was back to my truck at the end of a 14 mile roundtrip my feet were just fine.
I wouldn't be so bold as to recomend these boots just yet but I would recomend having a look at them before you settle on another purcahse.
Thumbs up on the Patagonias. I had a pair for 4 seasons with many days on the water, hikes, pavement, etc. The felt finally peeled off and I've used them that way as a saltwater flats boot on rocks, barnicles, sand etc. They look like hell but are still going strong. Still using the original laces!
Best part about them is they dont shrink/stretch like leather does. Always the same comfortable fit.
Four years after the original post, many new boots have come onto the market. Rather than debate the original post (look at that date!), let's discuss the merits of more modern boot designs.
I have recently added the Simms lightweights to my two pairs of Danners (still going strong) and am eye-balling the Patagonia beefies for the next purchase.
Danners are hard on your feet I think
I fished in them for twenty years....my feet always hurt when I quit fisihing. I even developed collapsed bone muscles in some of my toes... I fish a l ot...anyway, I switched to a pair of Fly Tech boots, added cushioning inserts, and cannot begin to tell you the difference I feel in comfort ....also, I generaly got abotu 1.5 years out of a pair of Danner felt wading soles before they blew out along the outside edges of the boot where the leather rotted along the sole affixed area...unrepairable. Facts, not hype.
|I have a pair and have used them for three years. Not nearly as comfortable or as good ankle support as Simms Freestones. They hold up well, but I have lossed a number of the brass lace loops - they just break off, and I end up lacing through the eyelets. I am of an opinion this happens often as it happened to my first pair which I sent back, then happened soon after to the replacement. I still have my Danners and will reuse them. My pair of Simms have had several delamination of felt issues. I got my first pair replaced after several years (for free). My second pair delaminated after a few seasons and I fixed them myself. I have since purchased another pair of Freestones (because of comfort), and hope the delamination issue has been corrected. My opinion only. Mark
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I've never their wading boots, but Danner's are absolutely the best light hiking/hunting boots I've ever used. I'm on my third pair.
For those of you in the Pacific Northwest, the Danner outlet in Portland is worth checking out. It's been a while since I was there (maybe 7 years - yikes!), but they used to have lots of cosmetic seconds for half off.
RE:Danner Wading Boots
Like the best hiking boots, Danners are stiff starting out but age well and last for several years. Their biggest advantage is support and overall durability, and I love the carbide studs for fall wading on river banks. The SPEED laces are hard to live without once you use them. I agree w/ Andre - the aesthetic stitching along the side panels comes off easy. I never bothered to stitch this non-structural panel. He may be having more problems lately... so you might ask him about new models. I have a new pair that I haven't needed to use yet (the old are still fine).
One note of caution - they should be purchased to fit the style of wader you wear with the arrangement of socks, etc. They are rigid like hiking shoes or skates and if they fit with summer waders they might not work with 5mm feet. If you buy for both wear outer socks in summer like most PNW guys do, this also keeps gravel and grit from damaging the wader feet while padding the space for winter weight use.
I've had many many shoes but none delivered the years of hard core service that the Danners have for me. Mileage may vary!
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What's the best boot? Sounds obviouse but it's the one that fits the best. I wanted the Danners to be the boot for me(-40%) but they fit me weird in the heel. I tried on 4 pairs just in case, but no go.
Sims are pretty narrow.
Patagonia are sized wacky and don't offer much support.
My Orvis Brogues fit ok.(a little sloppy), have good support, but are a little flimsy.
It is tough to combine good insulation, circulation, comfort and support.
RE:Danner Wading Boots
I must say I have never had a bad thing to say about my Danners. My first pair had been resoled 4 times taken abuse, bring them in for a litttle honest stitching and there are good to go. My second pair are going bad with about two dozen days on them. Seams failing between the mesh and the pleather. I had heard Danner changed the thread, back to the shoe repair with both pairs. Just an FYI their quality may be slipping.
RE:Danner Wading Boots
Although I do not own a pair they are a very popular boot in the Western US, and with good reason. I have met a few people that owned them and being a bit of a gear-weenie I'd ask how they liked them -- never, I repeat never was there one complaint. These people bought them for work and often wore the same for their personal pair. Durable equipment that will last.
Thanks for the tip on the sizing, I tried fitting into some Simms boots before and needed two sizes up from what I normally wear - too narrow to boot. This is an item that really should be tried on before purchasing, as the sizes are so variable.
Danner Wading Boots
After fishing successfully on Bahia Honda flats for bonefish one evening, I ran into a very nice couple who were camped down the beach from me. I noticed the woman had a Danner hat on to sheild her eyes from the sun. I offered the social gesture of "hello" as I waded past her little slice of paradise, and she and her husband offered plenty of friendly chat in return. I asked about the hat, and she said "do you like the boots?". Fact is I love them, and until Dennis Worley at Kaufmanns' in Bellevue Washington (some 3500 miles away) recommended them to me, I have been a faithful Danner fan. Of course I wasn't wearing them in the Keys, but they had changed my whole outlook on basketball sized rocks and crushed ankles and insteps. The rigidity and optional carbide studs provide traction and safe stepping for miles of rocky riverfront.
I answered "love 'em" and she replied "good - that's our company". I guess they aren't having too much trouble selling the boots, even though they are top shelf. So I chatted with Mr.Danner and wife for a little while longer as the sun spread it's pastel glow over the mangrove lined sugar white sands of the Florida Keys, and then headed to the car for a date with conch chowder and key lime pie.
Sometime later, standing diametrically distant from that time and place in the pacific northwest, I laced up the Danner boots for a quiet pass through a glacial stream in it's late summer stage - hiding giant rainbows in it's shadows and baring slippery shore rocks. They felt soles quietly gripped the warm weather algae as I swung the purple butt spey through the lie.
Technical information:
Danners are a 5-10 year shoe. They are rigid and will soften over the first few wearings, but will not blister your feet if bought in the correct sizes. They stiffen after long periods of drought (how sad) but soften quickly once wet (ahhhh).
They are cut a little bit narrow, but I have a very wide foot and don't have a problem. In fact I dislike my foot squirreling around in other shoes I have owned.
The soles are so durable and rigid I have never replaced the felts on my studded mid-top boots after several hard years of fishing (v-e-r-y hard). This could have something to do with the studs preserving the felt, dunno.
The stitching on the side panels where the aesthetic suede strip meets the ballistic nylon sides tends to come loose, but has no effect on the performance of the boot (aesthetic only).
Some of the other manufacturers are making a similar product at far less cost, but I will stick with Danners having had great success with them over the last decade. That decade required two pair, by the way. In fact my old ones are left in Seattle and are used to wade steelhead rivers each year.
Quality rating ****
Price rating **
Overall Value rating ****
Aesthetics ****
Special reasons for liking / hating them:
The speed lace hooks (like women's ice skates) on the top few rungs makes on/off a cinch! Putting your full weight on them with your ankle wedged between two rocks doesn't matter, you can't feel a thing. try that with average vinyl or canvas boots.
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Because of some bizarre sort of stuff, or just because I had shown some talent at programming classes (I'm so modest :)), my prof came talk to me about the new server that is going to replace all the current student-based servers. It's going to run all the student accounts and it's gonna be called "citrinix". After some talking about my new project (more about this ahead), he proposed me to sysadmin it, once it's ready. I made him see how little I knew and how unsecure things could get if the bofh of that machine wasn't an experienced one, but he replied saying that the experience had to come from somewhere. I got pretty excited with it, but it's going to mean alot more hard work and alot of hours spent studying security related topics, but I think it's worth the shot.
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So... about my new project. It was kinda described in my precious post, but I'll list all the steps that I can see know to achieve success:
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Two days have been spent on the following subjects:
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- Coding sockets using C
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After reading some project files on some different ppl, I started reading to develop my sms bases server system, that will consist on a parsing of the root mails. The "frequency" will be cron based, although I don't know much about it. Oh... but I will. I'm sure I will!
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I found a small record store next to my school, inside a library. The guy is really kewl, and he only has good stuff in it, including Velvet Underground, Tom Waits, Brian Eno, Cowboy Junkies, Pixies, etc at really great prices. There went my savings of the week to the following cds:
- The Clash - London Calling
- Van Der Graaf Generator - Still Life
- Anita Lane - Dirty Peal
As Tatiana sent me a gift (a teddy bear. CUUTEEE :)) and Inês is going to buy me a book, I'm gonna buy cds for everyone there.
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I have my page done at http://buckley.evora.org. I'm kinda happy now... I'm spending some quality time with my girlfriend and still managing to code and read stuff at night and attend to the classes during the day. Oh... My Math Analysis Professor sent me a mail saying that my Web Page was awesome and that I had some kewl taste in books and cds, and blackmailing about me borrowing him some cds. Otherwise, I would get less than 10. :) </a>
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Still teaching MS Access to little kids :). Corporate programs still suck...
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Magdalen Hsu Li and SnowPony.
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Lameness on the coding-side, but I sort of have the planning for how a decent gameloop should be setup. Garg! My friggin' connection died again! Fork() you, Eircom, fork() you and the router you rode in on!
The most useful thing I've done the past week or so, apart from taking a vacation, was debugging an SDL program for someone on #sdl at openprojects.net. Got me started SDL coding again, too, and I realised my coding is shit after staying away for about 20 hours. Don't give up, Coen, it'd be bad for morale if we all gave up straight away!
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first realease of my RedCap project with a download and upload command that is working, in this realease a first version of view file also which can display file before downloading them. freshmeat.net/projects/redcap/
first realease of my RedCap project with a download and upload command that is working, in this realease a first version of view file also which can display file before downloading them. freshmeat.net/projects/redcap/
an other first release again but now of The Hotline protocol with CAPS revisions. http://freshmeat.net/projects/redcap/
Just put a First Realease of the Caps protocole on freshmeat using between the RedCap (Hotline Client) and the Caps Interface, which talk via a "telnet" like protocole. http://freshmeat.net/projects/redcap/
It's only in french for the momment.
I post today in here for a trouble I have in my devellopement in my project Caps www.caps-project.com. If someone has an idee and can help me thanks to write me a mail. email@example.com
I do a function that will upload a file to a server. This function "void send_file(t_thread_data *transfert)" is call in a thread wich in first open the connection and then will upload the file. The "send_file" function take in parameters the file descriptor of the open fd of the new connection. All seems to work normaly, but not. The first "buffer" is sent normaly, but when it will go to start uploading the second buffer I obtain an error that said : "mmap:invalid argument; mmap:illegal seek". Then the thread exit and my upload file had received only is first 5 octets. Here is my debug starting just when "send_file" is call:
[...] openning [notes.txt]... function:send_file_in boucle fdd:13 offset:0 apres mmap sending [notes.txt] on fd 12 ... 1/1269 [notes.txt]: sent 5 of 6340 bytes on fd 12, 5 allocated boucle fdd:13 offset:5 mmap: Invalid argument mmap:[Illegal seek] after send_file fin de main_create_download [Thread 65541 (LWP 16794) exited] [...] Here is my function ("send_file" is at the bottom).
#define MY_READ_SIZE 5
int send_file_in(int fd, int ffd, char *file) { int part, of, mappedsize, s, t; struct stat st; char *file_ptr; off_t offset;
if (gl_redcap->debug->functions) printf("function:send_file_in\n"); offset = 0; mappedsize = 0; fstat(ffd, &st); fflush(stdout); part = 1; of = (st.st_size / MY_READ_SIZE) +1; offset = lseek(ffd, 0, SEEK_SET); t = st.st_size; while (mappedsize < t) { printf("boucle fdd:%d offset:%d\n", ffd, (int)offset); if ((file_ptr = mmap(0, MY_READ_SIZE, PROT_READ, MAP_PRIVATE, ffd, offset)) == MAP_FAILED) { perror ("mmap"); printf("mmap:[%s]\n", strerror(errno)); return (0); } printf("apres mmap\n"); printf("sending [%s] on fd %d ... %d/%d\n", file, fd, part++, of); if ((s = write(fd, file_ptr, MY_READ_SIZE)) == -1) { perror("send"); printf("[%s]\n", strerror(errno)); return (0); } if (munmap(file_ptr, MY_READ_SIZE) == -1) { perror ("munmap"); printf("[%s]\n", strerror(errno)); } mappedsize += MY_READ_SIZE; printf("[%s]: sent %d of %d bytes on fd %d, %d allocated\n", file, s, t, fd, mappedsize); if ((offset = lseek(ffd, MY_READ_SIZE, SEEK_CUR)) == -1) { perror ("lseek"); printf("lseek:[%s]\n", strerror(errno)); return (0); } } offset = lseek(ffd, 0, SEEK_SET); return(0); }
void send_file(t_thread_data *transfert) { int ffd;
printf("openning [%s]...\n", transfert->info->name); if ((ffd = open(transfert->info->name, O_RDONLY, 0)) < 0) { perror("open"); } send_file_in(transfert->fd, ffd, transfert->info->name); printf("after send_file\n"); /* if (close(ffd) == -1) */ /* { */ /* perror("close"); */ /* printf("[%s]\n", strerror(errno)); */ /* } */ }
Hi, i don't post in here since a long time...
I just got my new laptop a x31 to remplace my powerbook G4 (it's my father one, i will give it back to him).
I installed NetBSD on it. To boot the installer i use a usb drive which was recognise as a hard drive by the bios. The only thing to be carreful is to select (after pluging the usb drive) the drive boot order under the bios and to put the usb drive in first. For the momment i'm configuring (playing in fact), but i will restart all the installation from the begining to make an hibernation part on my hard drive.
I also work on my project Caps http://freshmeat.net/~caps/ or http://www.caps-project.com. Which is a new hotline multi-OS client and server.
I will also move my personnal server which is actualy run under NetBSD on an eden 500mhz on a compaq proliant ml370 petium III 1ghz that a friend give to me, thanks Raph :-) . Because it's a real server, and really noisy, i must build a wood case with fan to put it in my toilet.
One of the last thing i do also is to install an old version of Linux 2.0.33 MkLinux on my powermac 6100/60 which i will use to monitor my server with MRTG.
My NetBSD file server name is Rapace it run under an Epia M mini itx, and i had trouble with the mainboard ethernet card, with the help of Gilbou i update my NetBSD to current, and now it work really whell.
I did also a script wich i put in a crontab which look at the download status of my mldonkey, and then it send it to the background of my osX main computer wich name is Titan. I also put new drive in Rapace my file server it now have 300 gig.
I'm also looking in how to put my mldonkey into a chroot.
I don't find an other computer for my firewall, i also need a small switch.
My hotline client server project will start very soon, we have our first meet in 2 days.
Hello, I'm a student, I wanted to become a Network and System administrator, but I think I'm only at the beginning of a long trip.
For the momment, I'm in a job experience of a Network administrator, I work at viaFrance, it's a website on wich are list "all" the events in France. Their network is under win2000.
-In first I give them their own internet connection. We are localise in an hotel, and before we used the hotel internet connection.
-I build a NetBSD bridge between viaFrance network and the hotel network.
-I plane all the backup of the data and the data base, but it doesn't work as wheel as I want for the momment.
-I tried to put an Ipcop firewall but it's not finish yet.
In my home I work under Mac OsX, I have a file serveur under NetBSD on which I run a NFS serveur. I put all my files on the NetBSD and I use them on the mac.
I wanted to put in place a NetBSD firewall on an other computer.
The projet I plane for after my job experience is to build an Hotline Client-Serveur which can work under i386 ppc sun alpha. This client-serveur will communicate only encrypte data.
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Letter to My Former Self: ENS Becca Guild
POSTED ON: Friday, May 9, 2014 8:00 AM by NAVAL ACADEMY PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Ensign Becca Guild, USNA graduate and naval flight officer in training in Pensacola, Fla., wrote the following letter as part of the ongoing series "Letter to My Former Self."
I graduated with the class of 2013 with a B.S. in Political Science. I participated in Women's Glee Club and was an intramural warrior.
During my time at USNA, I saw myself joining the Surface Warfare community. After my firstie summer surface cruise, I realized the community could not offer me some aspects of life that the aviation community could provide. Once I returned, I started talking to the naval aviators around the yard and quickly saw how happy they were with their career and how much pride they took in their community. I decided to put Naval Flight Officer as my first choice and I got it! Although the pipeline is longer than SWO, I thought having time dedicated to getting my wings was a good way to go through my career.
Before I graduated, I picked the second earliest date, July 10, to report to NAS Pensacola. Because of that date, I had to come back to USNA to TAD for two weeks. In order to prepare for the big move, I got in touch with the PCS office near the baseball field. The moving paperwork was a little overwhelming, but once I went to the office, it cleared a lot of the confusion up.
I left on Friday, July 5, and had an allotted 3 days to travel to Pensacola. One thing that I did not know was that when I arrived after the three days of travel, I was supposed to check in to my new command even though it was before my assigned check in date. I waited until my check in date and was charged leave for the two days in between.
Another frustrating thing with moving was finding a place to live. Pensacola is a very spread out city, and most people suggested living in Perdido Key, which is 20 minutes from the back gate to NAS, 45 minutes to downtown, but a short walk to the beach. Most landlords will not talk to anyone interested until 3 weeks from moving time, so it presented a headache during my basket leave. I currently live with 2 other roommates from USNA and it helps keeping costs low.
I felt relatively unprepared for coming to NAS Pensacola, but the JO Practicum class helped me gain some perspective as to what Pensacola has to offer. I knew only a little bit about the pipeline when I had service selection and JO Practicum class focused mostly on post-winging pilots, rather than in-flight school pilots and naval flight officers. I would have appreciated talking more in depth about the expectations of IFS, API, and primary/intermediate/advanced.
When it comes to flying and the aviation community, I had absolutely no background other than taking Aero 1, JO Practicum and aviation week during PROTRAMID. After waiting two months, I finally started Introductory Flight Screening and got in the pilot seat for the first time.
The civilian instructors are incredibly helpful and patient. Aviation Pre-Flight Indoctrination (API) is very difficult and is known as a "weeding out" tool. However, coming from USNA gives you an advantage. I knew 25 out of the 35 people in my class because we were all alumni and we all had very similar study habits and backgrounds. The best advice I can give to a JO coming to Pensacola is to have as much fun as possible without getting in trouble, work hard, and take advantage of all the flying opportunities Pensacola has to offer.
At Naval Aviation Schools Command, almost everyone, with the exception of the instructors, are new ensigns. That being said, I felt like I was a firstie plus. I had fewer responsibilities (no firstie billet, only school and bills) and significantly more freedom. The only harsh reality was the leave time. I did not quite understand that even in a training command, holidays like Thanksgiving, Christmas/New Years, and others holidays were not a given time for everyone to take leave. Someone always has to be on watch and sometimes that person is you, regardless of what plans you have.
Get an apartment as close to base as possible. There are no room inspections in the civilian world; find a roommate that has the same hygienic standards as you. Find a furnished apartment so you don't have to move everything after a few months and the basics (bed/couches/ tables) are provided.
Make a budget. The first paycheck is an eye opener, but it goes by fast once you have real bills.
Do not have unrealistic hopes about leave.
Learn how to manage your time. There is no study hour or sports period. It is on you to study at home or to go workout in your spare time.
Keep an open mind when you meet new people. Meeting people from OCS and NROTC offer a new perspective on the Navy, which differs significantly than the usual cynical midshipman mindset. Spending time with other USNA alumni is a comfort, but reaching out to new people encourages you to grow as a person. At the same time, staying in touch with your friends at school becomes increasingly harder; especially with everyone in different time zones or on deployment. I try to write letters and send care packages to my friends on deployment to make them feel a little better.
The paycheck is huge compared to a midshipmen's paycheck, but with that comes paying bills, uniform costs, and buying food. The JOPA is great in the aviation community. The JOs in the aviation community truly watch out for one another and bend over backwards to help their classmates. I love being a JO at NAS Pensacola!
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The clientAPI example demonstrates how to configure your client applications through the GemFire API instead of through the
cache.xml. For information on client/server
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Client.java application can be run in two modes: publisher and subscriber. All client configuration is done inside the application. The client runs outside of the server distributed system as a standalone application. In its cache configuration, the client defines a server connection pool, which specifies the locator's address as the place to go for server connection information. At startup, whether running as publisher or subscriber, the client connects only to the server process and not to any peer applications.
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Let me elaborate a bit. I fully understand that most ndk apps for android will still need a few lines of java to initialize your native code so we'll leave that part out of the equation. I have also read an article on the ndk from google stating that using the NDK simply because you are more familiar with C or C++ than java is not recommended.
I do actually have a fairly extensive language background so although I don't know java if I was serious about writing an android app I would probably find it easy enough to learn. This is purely from a theoretical point of view. I don't have any intentions on getting into android app development as I don't have access to a working android handset, I use a windows phone and my old android handset has a dodgy touchscreen and crashes alot. Its just I came across a reference to the NDK somewhere once and am learning C to use on a microcontroller and then started thinking about this question.
Do you think it is possible to write an entire android app with either C or C++ (with the exception of the lines required to initialise your native code.
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Are there any apps that somewhat bizarrely use this approach?
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