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MIT Researchers Create Platform To Build Secure Web Apps That Never Leak Data
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I've implemented a similar solution for one of my web apps.
It encrypts the data in the client with a password that they provide before it gets sent to the server. The client also decrypts the value when it receives it from the server.
The password is kept in LocalStorage (a feature of HTML5) so that it is never transmitted to the server.
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A bright day for Kimberley
It was fittingly sunny in Kimberley this morning (July 7) when dignitaries broke ground at the SunMine. The $5.3 million solar project, utilizing the southern slope of reclaimed Teck land on the eastern edge of the City of Kimberley, has … > Read More
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An event to commemorate breaking ground on SunMine, a 1.05 Megawatt solar facility situated on reclaimed land on the former Teck Sullivan Mine site in Kimberley, is taking place July 7. Among the officials joining City of Kimberley Mayor Ron … > Read More
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Development Variance Permit Lilac Terrace District of Sparwood council June 16 approved a Development Variance Permit application to vary sections of the Zoning Bylaw at 102-2 Avenue (Lilac Terrace) to allow for construction of a three-storey high density residential addition. … > Read More
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Running June through October, in conjunction with the Cranbrook Farmers' Market and other events, SummerSounds2014 promises to bring top-notch musical entertainment to downtown Cranbrook. Starting June 28, SummerSounds2014 will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with live music and … > Read More
Pink bulldozer helps raise awareness
Teck's Elkview Operations helped raise awareness of breast cancer and its impact on the community with a rebuilt pink Caterpillar D10T bulldozer that was displayed on Monday, May 26 in Sparwood. Elkview's Superintendent of Operations Clayton Podrasky said the idea … > Read More
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"Where, where are we?" Poison asked confusion crossing his face.
" We're in the car lo.....I mean Poison. We had to leave the dracs were getting closer, we thought it'd be better if we just let you sleep." Ghoul said almost giving away their secrete love, if they told anybody it would get to complicated. Poison then resized he hadn't opened his eyes yet, and looked up to see Ghouls soothing expression on his striking face. They where in the back seat Poison's head was on Ghouls lap.
"You alright big bro? You've been out for a while." Kobra Kid asked with concern from the drives seat.
"Yeah I'm fine Kobra just tired." Poison said sitting up.
"Be carful don't hurt your shoulder it' s still hasn't heeled." Jet Star said as though Poison didn't already know that. He loved Jet as a brother but sometimes he was a little no-it-all- ish.
"Where are we going this time?" He asked with a little impatiens, he wanted to stay in one place for more then two days. When they did him and Ghoul had more alone time.
"Zone 6. " Ghoul said in a I know it sucks but hang in there type of voice. It got quite and Poison started to drift of into his thoughts. He remembered the awful dream he had whilst sleeping in the car, it was about the night he got shot. Ghoul and him got in an awful fight. It was about their love for each other, Ghoul said it would be better if the kept it between them because he didn't want things to get complicated. Poison strongly disagreed he didn't give a fuck he wanted to be able to hold and kiss Ghoul when ever he wanted, he didn't want to hide shit, he was tired of it. Ghoul argued with him and they started yelling and cursing and before he knew it Poison was in the trans-am driving, trying to clear his head. Ghoul pleaded him not too he knew it was dangerous out there, especially alone. But Poison didn't listen he just toke off. He drove all night almost to Zone four, he was beginning to get tired. Suddenly a drac appeared in his rear-view mirror. Fuck! Poison thought, he should've listened to Ghoul. Three more dracs appeared out of no where. Damn now I'm really in trouble he said out loud. He stopped the car and pulled out his gun, even though he knew it was pointless because it was four against one and they could always call for back up. But Poison wasn't going without a fight. Bang they shout him in the shoulder and he got nocked to the ground from the pain but he still tried shooting. He shot one but it only grazed him and he shook it off. They grabbed him up and threw him in the stark white van one of them had. He tried to resist but the just beat him up, making him black and blue all over. They brought him to the man in charge of the whole ridiculous BL/ind scheme. He was bald, medium height , and had an evil expression on his face.
"Hello Gerard." The evil man said with a smirk. Shit he knows my real name, Poison thought.
"You're going to answer some questions for me." Evil man said with unruly confidence.
"I won't say anything you bastard." Poison yelled with a deep hatred.
"Hmmmmm I thought you would say that, trust me you will eventually. " Evil man said with that cocky attitude that made Poison want to punch him in the nose. The dracs drug him to a plain white jail cell of sorts. They locked the door and left him there to die. It was day three and Poison was worried he would go insane, there was absolutely nothing in the cell but the insisted water dropping from a random faucet. They didn't feed him, give him water or anything. Poison was starting to wonder if he should just give in, but he couldn't it went against everything he stood for. So he stayed in the cell, slowly going insane. Until finally Evil man came to talk to him.
"Are you ready to talk?" He asked almost answering his own question with his facial expression.
"Never you fuck-face go burn in hell." Poison said with the hatred he didn't know he had, maybe his sanity slipping away had something to do with it. Then suddenly there was a loud bang on the outside door and Ghoul, Kobra, and Jet burst through the door. Evil man tried to stop them but Ghoul knocked him out, Poison had never realized how strong his short lover was. Then they blasted through the cell wall, which led outside. They all ran like hell to get to the car. Suddenly poison came back to reality and realized he hadn't asked how they blasted through the walls like that, he was too excited to get the hell out of that torture chamber.
"How'd you do it?" Poison vaguely asked. He then heard two simultaneous
"What's" But Ghoul knew exactly what he was talking about, sometimes he was the only one who did.
"Jet built a machine to blast through walls, we figured you got caught by dracs." Ghoul said with a hurt look on his face he was remembering that awful time. Jet started going on about how he built it and all the details but both Ghoul and Poison weren't paying attention, they were having their own whispered conversation.
"Please don't do that you know I hate when you blame yourself for things that where out of control." Poison whisper-pleaded.
"But it is my fault, I was the one who started the fight, I had that stupid idea....." Ghoul whisper-trailed off. Then to Poison's surprise Ghoul attacked his lips and Poison responded greatly, happy for this moment. Jet shut up about the machine thingy and looked back.
"Uh Kobra you might wanna look at this....."
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The parents of a little girl who was allegedly molested by a church member left it to their pastor to handle the situation. But then the accused surfaced at church service again. News. 92 FM's John Brewer tells us what the parents did next:
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Images of Germany: The Youth Scene
|Course code GRMN1092
|Units 10
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|Faculty of Education and ArtsSchool of Humanities and Social Science
This course examines cultural aspects of the German speaking countries which reflect the experiences of children and adolescents (i.e. Jugendkultur) in the twentieth century. A variety of text types are studied, such as film, children's books, popular history.
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2. Recognise linguistic features of German youth language.
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4. Compare and contrast the youth cultures of the German speaking countries with Australian youth culture.
5. Present their views on the above matters coherently in speech and writing.
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* Relate phenomena in foreign cultures to the Australian cultural scene
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Photographer Michel Denis-Huot, who captured these amazing pictures in Kenya , said he was astounded by what he saw:
"These three brothers (cheetahs) have been living together since they left their mother at about 18 months old,' he said.
'On the morning we saw them, they seemed not to be hungry, walking quickly but stopping sometimes to play together.
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The Impact of Federal Transfer Programs on the Nutrient Intake of Elderly Individuals
AbstractIn this paper we analyze the determinants of elderly nutrient intake. Our focus is on the impact of food assistance and income transfer programs, particularly the Food Stamp Program (FSP). Our statistical analysis is of a model with endogenous FSP participation and nutrient intake decisions. The insights gained regarding the effects on the behavior of the elderly caused by interactions among FSP, Supplemental Security Income, Social Security, and elderly feeding programs should prove useful in designing future transfer policies.
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Auto News
AutoGuide News Blog
The AutoGuide News Blog is your source for breaking stories from the auto industry. Delivering news immediately, the AutoGuide Blog is constantly updated with the latest information, photos and video from manufacturers, auto shows, the aftermarket and professional racing.
Two one-of-a-kind Chevrolet Corvettes were given away recently at the Corvette Dream Giveaway, one of them being this 2010 Brad Paisley Hero Edition Corvette ZR1. The other was a 1967 Corvette convertible Sting Ray.
The draw was created to aid in the expansion of the Kids Wish Network's "Hero" program and the Corvette Dream Giveaway's lucky winner was Brian Landgren of Washington.
While a unique supercar-killer in its own right, this particular ZR1 received some tweaks from Lingenfelter Performance Engineering, squeezing out 720-hp, a nice increase over the factory's 638-hp figure.
Unique features in the aesthetics department include country star Brad Paisley's signature under the hood of the vehicle. The exterior of the 2010 ZR1 has been refinished in Ermine White, matching the 1967 Sting Ray that was also given away.
Inside the cockpit, a red interior with a ton of red accents contrasts the carbon fiber accessories.
GALLERY: Brad Paisley Corvette ZR1 Hero Edition
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I'm not sorry that I met you. I'm not sorry that knowing you has made me question everything and that in death you're the one that made me feel most alive. You've been a terrible person. You made all the wrong choices, and of all the choices that I have made, this will prove to be the worst one, but I am not sorry that I'm love with you. I love you, Damon.
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I'm sorry but I just died, X
Thank you for the moments, Gossip Girl
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MOORHEAD, Minn (KFGO AM) -- Minnesota's transportation commissioner holds a town hall meeting in Moorhead tonight.
Charlie Zelle will be at the Hjemkomst Center from 5-6:30.
He'll talk about the importance of transportation and take questions and feedback about the state's transportation system.
Other MNDOT employees will also be on hand to answer questions.


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Ergon Backpack BX1
Ergon Backpack BX1The Ergon Backpack BX1 sports the `Adaptive Carrier System` that allows the load to be kept close to you for greater stability. This back pack is made with a super light rip-stop nylon and water resistant zips.
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For most, certain foods make us think of childhood. It could be the aroma of Mom's apple pie, stew, soup, spaghetti sauce, eating ice cream or gummy bears. It could even be just hearing or seeing the name of a dish or making a dish.
I thought of several food items when writing this post. One is just the thought, look of the blue box and eating Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. We used to have it for dinner with ground beef added…cooked of course. Also, my friend and I used to make it. We also filled tortilla with canned corned beef and hash and melt cheese on a tortilla on a gas stove…yummy. Anything that is non-traditional in a grilled or tortillas heated with a flame makes me happy. I also used to roast marshmallows from a gas stove or the heat from our electric stove…pretty innovative for a young teenager.
Apple pie reminds me of childhood as my grandfather LOVED apple pie with vanilla ice cream…it had to be vanilla!! The aroma of fried fish or sometimes the crinkling of newspaper reminds me of my Grandmother as she would cover the ENTIRE kitchen with newspaper to absorb any oil that would escape from the pan!!
My favorite food memory is when I made a lemon meringue pie as a young teenager. Well, making the crust and lemon filling was easy with no difficulties. Then, it came for the meringue. Well, I lost control of the mixer and meringue went flying everywhere even the ceiling. I cleaned it up so as not to get into trouble and made another one and didn't have any spectacular mishaps. For several months, I could see where I missed cleaning the meringue.
So what foods or memories remind you of childhood? Also, share your stories of why they remind you of childhood.


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Your next step toward being a student at St. Cloud State is to schedule your Advising and Registration Day. The Advising and Registration Day is designed to give you the resources that will prepare you to make a smooth transition to the academic community you will soon be joining at St. Cloud State University. You will work closely with our staff of professional advisors who will assist you with the process of registering for your spring semester course schedule. Your Advising and Registration Day is a mandatory program that is required for all new first year students as part of our commitment to your academic success.
"Advising and Registration Day made it possible to choose my classes and ask questions about what to expect before the semester begins."


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I always thought that once a bag of chips was left open and went stale, it was a goner. But I was wrong. Apparently, there are a couple of ways to make those stale chips crispy again...
Chips get stale when they are left open and come in contact with moisture in the air. To get them crispy again, you need to remove that moisture.
Here are two ideas:
To keep chips from going stale initially, store them in an air-tight container. You can even freeze chips in an air-tight container to keep them even longer.
Do you salvage stale chips or do you bite the bullet and just buy a whole new bag?
That's actually really cool. I tend to just eat stale chips, but I'll give this a try next time! I never thought of that!
Awesome! I didn't think my chips could be saved! lol. I wonder if this works with cereal, too?
That's an awesome idea! love it!
I had no idea! Oh yeah that makes me so happy!
Do you have any idea how much you are going to save this family with this one?!?! lol Seriously, dd, ds and even dh for some reason just can't close a bag of chips...and as soon as I go to get one, I take a bite and immediately head to the trash can with bag in hand! THANK YOU!!!
Very Cool!!!! That is such a $$ saver!
This is great! I can't wait to try it! We usually try to suck it up and just eat stale chips but occasionally had to throw them out because they tasted so bad. In Central IL the humidity is SO bad, a bag of chips would be stale in less than an hour. This will save us SO much money! Thanks for such a great tip. I can't wait to try it!! :)
The better solution is to keep them in a Tupperware container so they don't go stale in the first place. Since I started using Tupperware's modular mates, I haven't thrown away anything in my pantry.
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Primary election polls open today
August 26, 2014
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today.
VIDEO: Sheriff's Office warns community of heat danger
August 22, 2014
The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office made a video to demonstrate the dangerous rise in temperatures that occur inside a vehicle when it is off.
County continues work on PDRP
August 22, 2014
The Sarasota County Planning Commission listened to an update about the county Post-Disaster Redevelopment Plan at its meeting last night.
County to hire consultant to review Big Pass dredge
August 20, 2014
After Sarasota County Commissioner Nora Patterson raised some stipulations, the board unanimously agreed to find a third party to review the Lido Beach renourishment project.
PHOTO GALLERY: ODA First Day of School
August 20, 2014
The Out of Door Academy Lower School welcomed back students for the first day of school Wednesday, Aug. 20. After dropping off their children, parents were invited to socialize underneath the banyan trees with coffee and muffins. The event was organized by the school's Parent Association.
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Siesta road closed for sewer repair
August 20, 2014
Sarasota County deputies are helping direct first-day-of-school traffic while Mangrove Point Road remains closed between Higel Avenue and Woodside Road today
IN THE KITCHEN - Local Field Trip: Two Docks Shellfish
August 20, 2014
Join chef Tommy Klauber on a field trip to harvest fresh local clams with family owned Two Docks Shellfish. Then go in the kitchen at the USF Culinary Innovation Lab as chef Klauber prepares a lemongrass clam pan roast with green curry.
Commission to discuss Grand Prix funding at workshop
August 19, 2014
Sarasota County commissioners will consider the request for a $94,200 grant to support the 2015 Suncoast Offshore Super Boat Grand Prix Festival during a budget workshop tomorrow, during which staff will also provide updates on beach renourishment projects.
County seeks recruits for advisory councils
August 19, 2014
Several county advisory boards have so many vacancies that meetings are unable to attain a quorum.
VIDEO: Bay Haven students head back to school
August 18, 2014
At Bay Haven School of Basics Plus, Principal Chad Erickson greeted students before they headed in to their new classrooms.
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2 Healthy Skin Care and Wellness with Dr. Brenda Yanofsky
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
- Oct
2 Center For Sight at University Park Grand Opening & Trunk Show
3:00 pm - 7:00 pm
- Oct
3 Bowl Painting Party
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
- Oct
4 Ron Gordon's Humane Society Golf Tournament
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Some of demonstrations have taken on a distinctly anti-Semitic tinge, although organizers said they were designed solely to protest the Israeli incursion into Gaza
'There are many, many concerns. This pipeline isn't safe,' one protester said, while an Enbridge spokesperson decried the protests' 'tired old myths'
'Anyone that's going to take a club and start trying to bash people over the head has no place in Canada,' Jewish Defence League president Meir Weinstein said
Five people were arrested, bringing to 15 the number of protesters arrested since exploration company SWN Resources was granted an injunction last Friday
Laura Brown of Global News got into her vehicle and locked the door after protesters confronted another media outlet, but was then threatened herself
A conviction could lead to up to 10 years in prison, under the terms of the bill. However, critics say C-309 is likely going to end up in court
President Vladimir Putin signalled his support for a bill that would increase fines 200-fold for those taking part in unsanctioned protests.
Students are in the 10th week of a strike that is becoming more violent by the day. Its longevity can be explained in part by the cheerleading of the Quebec left, from trade unions to the opposition Parti Québécois and many of the student's professors
By Gianna Palmer NEW YORK — About 10 Occupy Wall Street demonstrators were arrested in New York City on Wednesday during protests that failed to pull in big crowds or draw much attention on what organizers had hoped would be a nationwide day of revival for the movement. A similar protest in wet and cold […]
Those Canadians with a medium to high household income were more likely to sympathize with the movement than those with a lower income — results that also held true on a global scale.


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I was driving to campus this weekend and was witness to a horrific accident. A car about 30 ft ahead of me was t-boned by a speeding truck at an intersection, pushed over two lanes. That split second is burned in my memory, along with the haunting knowledge that it could just as easily have been me. Just like that, life can change, for any of us. It can be a house fire, sudden illness, a bad choice, change in employment status—or a split-second difference on an otherwise quiet Sunday afternoon—that sends our lives into turmoil. I recognize that life has been good to me. I am blessed in many ways, a great and healthy family the most important of these gifts. But honestly, we're delusional if we think life is entirely in our control. Stuff happens. When it does, and when people need help, I'm glad the groups that I support through the SECC are there to help.
I send my thoughts and prayers to those in the accident and their families. First responders were immediately on the scene.


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Lanier Middle School is closing due to low enrollment in June.
Upon hearing about the final decision to close what was known as Lanier Jr. High School in the 1980's, alumni Keithon Robinson ('85), Greg Price ('86), Pamela Campbell-Lott ('85), Nate Turner ('83) and Jocelin Keglar ('84) organized a Farewell to the Lion's Den Party and Group Picture Day to reunite all alumni.
As the word spread through Facebook, middle school friends were excited about seeing some of the people with whom they had shared an important transition.
Evidently it's the "list" time of year, and so far black girls are winning. On Tuesday, People magazine debuted its 50 Most Beautiful issue, starring none other than media (and fan) darling Lupita Nyong'o on the cover. Not to be outdone, Thursday morning, Time released its annual 100 Most Influential People issue, featuring singer Beyoncé on its cover. Nyong'o's issue went over pretty well (at least in my circles). Beyoncé's, though? Um ... not so much.
In her Time bio, 'Yoncé is lauded by "Lean In" author and Facebook honcho Sheryl Sandberg, who effusively praises the singer-actress-performer turned wife-mother-feminist. Sandberg makes a brief but solid argument that plays off Sandberg's lean-in catchphrase: "Beyoncé doesn't just sit at the table. She builds a better one."
Sandberg describes how Bey's last album – the self-titled audiovisual gem she dropped with zero notice or promotion last December – "shattered music industry rules and sales records." (That's not just fan hype. Beyoncé holds the record for fastest-selling album in iTunes history and has sold more than 3 million copies.) Sandberg goes on to mention Bey's sold-out world tour and notes the singer's (somewhat shaky) track record of raising "her voice both on- and offstage to urge women to be independent and lead." (Admittedly, she's getting better.)
Once again, the mother of a black teenage boy is crying that there won't be justice for her dead son. This time, it's because prosecutors have dropped charges against the white Little Rock, Ark., police officer who was set to go on trial next month on charges he shot and killed 15-year-old Bobby Moore III two years ago.
The state first brought charges after a police investigation showed that the officer's story didn't match the evidence at the scene of the shooting and that the use of deadly force was not justified.
Now prosecutors say that even though they still believe the officer is guilty of a homicide, it's apparent that a jury would never convict the officer. How can they be so sure? Because they've tried the case twice already. Both trials ended in hung juries. In the first, an all-white jury voted 10-2 for a conviction. In the second, a jury that included two African Americans voted 11-1 to acquit the officer.
The historic shift in marijuana policy happening around the United States and the world begs a couple of questions concerning African-Americans.
First, will this change in policy benefit or somehow hurt our community? Second, is no longer having the underground marijuana economy that has, like it or not, been a supplemental source for income for our young adults and the unemployed or underemployed good in the long run?
The drug war is more effective at continuing the disenfranchisement of the poor and people of color than it is at preventing drug use, and we argue about whether this was the intended goal in the first place: to reinforce racism. The results have been undeniably tragic for the African-American community no matter the intent.
Taraji P. Henson talks about her new film, "From The Rough," an inspirational biopic where she portrays Catana Starks, the African-American trailblazer who became the first female to coach an NCAA Division-1 men's team when she accepted the reins of the golf squad at Tennessee State University.
Kam Williams: Hi Taraji, thanks for the interview.
Taraji P. Henson: Oh, no worries, Kam.
KW: What interested you in this film?
TPH: Well, first of all, I'd never seen a movie about a female coach before, outside of that Goldie Hawn comedy from years ago, "Wildcats." And I had certainly never seen an African-American woman portrayed this way in a drama. That was the first thing that interested me. Then, when I read the script, I went, "Wow! What an amazing story!" She had all the odds stacked against her, yet she and her team won. And it was all because of the tenacity and belief and passion that she instilled in her players.
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Get the merino advantage.
- Midweight merino wool naturally regulates your body temperature and fights odors
- Eyelet panels under the arms allow for venting
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- Drop-tail hem and thumb loops add extra coverage
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nice athletic fit. the arms are long, with a nice thumbhole. I have short arms, so it fits me more like long gloves, but are also easily cuffed back to get them out of the way for casual wear. the Horizon color is really pretty, too. The double zip is great (I love double zippers as I have wide hips and it helps for sitting to unzip a little bit). I wear a large in Icebreaker bodyfit for a looser fit, and a medium in regular Icebreaker. I got a medium in this and it fits great.
Nice hoodie
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I live in hoodies and this one is very nice, no doubt. The fabric is soft and stretchy and keeps me at a comfortable temperature no matter if the environment is hot or cool. I recently wore it over a tank with a shell for a walk in the first snow of the season and was never chilled.
My only dislike about this hoodie is that the cut is very close. I look about four months pregnant because the zipper kind of bows out. I admit that my stomach is not flat anymore after three kids. I prefer to wear this under a jacket and not an outer layer if I'm going to be in public. I'm 5'5", 145 lbs and I wear a medium. Large is ridiculous on me, I'd need to be 6' tall to fit.
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The Quantum Hood has a slim fit because it is meant to be a more technical layer. For a regular fit hoody check out the Crush Hood- it has a longer length but is a regular fit for everyday wear.
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This hoodie rocks. Lightweight, warm, breathable, not smelly after use. I'm switching most of my running attire from technical to merino wool. I love the long sleeves with the thumb holes. I'm 5'4, 110 pounds and the XS fit perfectly.
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I absolutely love this hoody. I wear it all the time. The fit is perfect (I ordered a small and I am 5'6 130lbs). Nice long sleeves and long body. This will be my go-to sweater for shouder season hikes, early season rides, and just lounging around.
Does this top have 2 side pockets??
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Does this top have 2 side pockets??
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The specs say that it does, but it looks like it only has the chest pocket on the left side. There are still a few of last seasons version that have the side pockets for sure. Hope this helps.
Nicole Lisk
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It has a check pocket and a side stash pocket. The Quantum Hood is meant for technical layering and use. Check out the following Icebreaker styles for full zips with 2 hand pockets- Villa Hood, Lily Hood or the Cascade Hood.


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So we set out to re-invent the old way of gathering data by ditching everything we knew about
online forms and surveys… including check boxes, radio buttons, labels and much of the rules that Jakob Nielsen (the overlord of user experience) would gasp at the thought of getting rid of.
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Life is unfair. you put someone first who puts you second. you study your ass off for a final only to get a C. you give 110% to someone in a relationship who only gives 40%. you're there for a best friend at 3:00am and the next day they don't pick up their phone. it seems like you're giving everyone everything and they're just walking away with it.
someone from 1997 wished me good luck. it's like someone from so many years back knows your struggles and i just, i think i'm gonna cry
One time I wrote on a dollar bill that I was Obama
ur insecure ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
i kno what for ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
ur a bitch ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
i think this represents the relationship between Disney and Dreamworks really well
When someone tickles my neck..
is there like a name for a phobia where you're afraid of finding insects in your fruit because this is seriously hindering my ability to go about daily life
a) i'm not white
b) ??????????
Me while walking in the hallways
when ur eating something soft and hear a crunch
Let me refresh your memory a bit. I was the one who listened to your problems. I was the one who took your bullshit. I was the one who actually cared about you. I was the one who stuck around even when everyone told me to leave. I was the one who stood up for you. I was the one who loved you even when you gave me every reason not to. Lastly, I was the one who was there for you when no one else was.
I'm usually that person who has no idea what's going on
When you say something bad about your self and your friends agree
What happens when you scream out of your window in Sweden at night
I'm swedish and you probably think this is a joke, but its true
This mostly happens in areas where a lot of students live.
The scream usually happens in the evening from what I know but I might be wrong. People do this to relieve stress since a lot of people have tests and assignments at the same time, it is a tradition that dates back to at least the 1970's.
Swedes are the biggest fucking circlejerkers in the world I swear to god if you do something wacky everyone will tag along and it's great
Barty still does this occasionally to see if he might get an answer back from his people. Which of course he doesn't, but sometimes the kids will run out after him and start shouting too just to remind him that he's not really alone anymore.
*laughs while actually getting feelings hurt*
i may seem like an angry person on the surface but deep inside im actually angrier
why are people even questioning obesity in america
i'm game
why is your tea liquidised?
….. Where exactly do you live that the tea isn't liquid?!?
like what do you do with already liquid tea? Microwave it?
No it's sweet tea you drink it cold
so i reblogged this from a british person and i've been laughing at their tags for 600 years
England, you stole tea from China. You've had it a mere 4 centuries compared to their 30+. Don't play like you're some kind of authority.
[skeletons ooh-ing]


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Live Art in History
Price £50, $71.5
Purchase this book
Paperback 650 pages
Published January 2012
Imprint: Intellect
Books by Adrian Heathfield
Books in Performing Arts
Article: Moving Image Archiving as Performance Art
Review: RealTime Arts
Review: Artillery
Edited by Amelia Jones and Adrian Heathfield
Bringing together contributors from dance, theatre, visual studies, and art history, Perform, Repeat, Record addresses the conundrum of how live art is positioned within history. Set apart from other art forms in that it may never be performed in precisely the same way twice, ephemeral artwork exists both at the time of its staging and long after in the memories of its spectators and their testimonies, as well as in material objects, visual media, and text, all of which offer new critical possibilities. Among the artists, theorists, and historians who contributed to this volume are Marina Abramović, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, Rebecca Schneider, Boris Groys, Jane Blocker, Carolee Schneemann, Tehching Hsieh, Orlan, Tilda Swinton, and Jean-Luc Nancy.
Read an excerpt from the chapter 'The Maybe: Modes of Performance and the "Live"' - Tilda Swinton and Amelia Jones in conversation
To read the rest of the review in New Theatre Quarterly click here to download a pdf of the review.
To read the rest of the review in The Drama Review click here to download a pdf of the review.
To read the rest of the review in A Journal of Performance and Art click here to download a pdf of the review.


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We certainly hope you like seeing hamsters during your commercial breaks. Kia is readying a new volley of ads for the 2013 Soul featuring the fuzzy little rodents doing what they do best, according to Automotive News. This will mark the fourth generation of Kia hamster ads, and the clever spots ...
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St. Augustine was never a self-supporting settlement. Subsidies from New Spain (Mexico) kept the colony alive. The subsidies were expensive, and at the beginning of the 1600's Spanish officials seriously considered abandoning St. Augustine. Gonçalo Méndez de Canço, one of most foresighted of the Florida Governors, was asked for an opinion. He adroitly turned a defense of the colony into a logical plea for further development, and his ably presented argument, liberally fortified with statistics, did much to save the situation. The following extracts from Canço's lengthy opinion illustrates what Florida meant to Spain in early colonial days, both as a coast guard station saving hundreds of Spanish lives and as headquarters for a mission system, which also worked as a giant buffer to become one of Florida's most important defenses against encroachment by other Europeans.
Letter of Governor Canço to the Crown, September 22, 1602.


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After a white hot start to the season, the Clippers have hit a pretty major road bump: Chris Paul's injury.
The point guard has missed five straight games due to a bruise in his right kneecap, and will miss Wednesday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Coach Vinny Del Negro talked about the injury, saying that Paul had gotten "a bunch of therapy" and had been working out on the elliptical and other machines.
It's a good sign that he's able to do this, and at least keep in close to game shape while he's out. Bledsoe will continue to start at point guard until Paul comes back.
The Clippers are about to go on the eight game "Grammy" road trip, but the Coach said that there isn't any word if Paul will return during it because it's day-to-day.
It was encouraging that they were able to beat the Trailblazers, just one night after losing to them in Portland, and get their wins back on track. Hopefully, they can keep this momentum going.


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May 10th, 2013
Allan Rock rocks. He did, at least, this week in a speech to the Canadian Club in Ottawa: "The 'Skills Mismatch' and the Myth of the Irrelevant University." I love it when university presidents speak their minds. In my view they just don't do it enough. A former Federal Liberal Cabinet member, Rock has a natural aversion to this present government's approach to supporting higher education, and so you have to start with that, sure. But he took the opportunity to speak boldly and honestly to a group of Canadian mandarins about representation and misrepresentation of academia, putting the case squarely before their hooded eyes.
Rock focused on all the bad ink over the value of an undergraduate education, but his defense extends to university education at every level. He listed the central themes of complaint: professors are fusty and out of touch with the Real World; anything but a job in an applied area is worthless and leads to unemployment; the arts and Humanities are especially vulnerable because they have nothing practical to offer today's student; colleges do a better job of training students for that Real World. We've heard and I have written about some of this stuff before. It's astonishing that we still need to challenge these clichés, but we do.
I won't rehearse his whole speech. It's widely available now. I just wish we had more of this kind of high-level talk in the public sphere. He is in good company down south, at least. This week the former president of the Us National Endowment of the Humanities, Jim Leach, spoke to the same topic, arguing that more than ever we need the humanities to help us prevent the annihilation of the planet, which we seem, for the first time, to have finally figured out how to do. If we lose the humanities, he argued, we lose the ability lead the world. Not sure who the we is but I take it to be the human race, period, and not just Americans.
One excuse for Canadian university presidents not being vocal enough about what we're all facing is that we have no national education policy, no unifying national vision of higher education whatsoever. Presidents are focused on their provincial structures and not on the national big picture, and therefore they keep their audiences small and their interests in line with their provincial government mandates. As University of Alberta Provost Carl Amrhein also said this week, this national policy lack really undermines our ability to recruit and compete internationally. We have, for example, a strong sense of how Australia, the UK, and China are investing—or not—in higher ed, but ask anyone out there what Canada is doing and you'll draw a blank. We see this when we attend international conferences and recruitment fares, where provincial universities are competing against each other. We are in no position to present ourselves as a Canada brand, that's for sure.
Anyhow, the point is that when a Canadian university president pulls a few things together and takes the pulse of trends in higher education, and the myths and false narratives that attend to it, it's news. Not exactly man bites dog news, but news.
Dr. Noreen Golfman is Professor of English and Dean of Graduate Studies. Her post secondary education included study at McGill, University of Alberta, and University of Western Ontario. She has been teaching and writing in the areas of Canadian literature and film studies for most of her career. She is the president of the Canadian Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences, founding director of the annual St. John's International Women's Film Festival, and director of the MUN Cinema Series. Dr. Golfman's blog 'Postcards From the Edge' will be updated every Thursday.


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We made this dish along with the CL Barbecue Shrimp recipe for Fat Tuesday. We thought it was a great side and easy. It's pretty spicy for a CL recipe, but that's just fine with me.
Dirty Rice
mmmanders Posted: 02/22/10
cookin13 Posted: 09/23/11
CL's Dirty Rice recipe is so easy and very yummy. Entire family enjoyed this, even the kids. Nice amount of heat with recommended amount of Cajun Spice but will add a teeny bit more next time since we like extra spice. Served with homemade buttermilk biscuits and a green salad. Excellent meal!
Debbit73 Posted: 08/19/12
Made this tonight and used Gimme lean sausage style instead of the chicken sausage to save on some fat. It was very good and I look forward to some leftovers for lunch tomorrow. I did cut the cayenne amount in half for my heat intolerant family :)
saracat Posted: 02/27/13
This was good. I used artichoke garlic chicken sausage and pre-made Cajun seasoning. I served with shrimp and Brussels sprouts.
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Just off the heels of Selena Gomez's butched-out appearance on the cover of the magazine, fellow starlet Sky Ferreira has taken to the pages of i-D to look chic (as she always does) and even give a little interview (although it's not particularly revealing, especially on the subject of new music, which is all any of us really care about at this point).
And yet! She does reveal a morsel about her childhood relationship with Michael Jackson, explaining: "I used to spend my birthdays at Michael Jackson's house. It was a regular nice house; it wasn't like he was riding rollercoasters, eating cotton candy by himself, you know."
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[S]he becomes lively when she politely asks if she can put a playlist on. Her tracks clip from Wild Nothing and Ariel Pink to Charlotte and Serge Gainsbourg's Lemon Incest. Hazy, cerebral pop drifts from the iPod dock. It provides a sharp insight into her muses, which it becomes clear steer way outside the standard pop music palette.
Just in case you wanted to be clear: Sky Ferreira still has better taste than you do.
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Man of the match accolade counts for nothing, says Frenchman.
Sylvain Distin took little satisfaction in securing the man of the match accolade against Chelsea on Saturday.
The Frenchman was selected as the game's best performer by broadcasters BT Sport for his valiant display against the Premier League leaders.
But the 36-year-old said his award counted for nothing after John Terry's controversial late goal consigned the Blues to a defeat that even Jose Mourinho said Everton didn't deserve.
"We are very disappointed as we played a great game today and deserved better," Distin said.
"It's hard in the heat of the moment to think about the positives. You just see the negative but I'm sure after one or two days we will calm down and realise the performance we have put on today."
In the aftermath, Blues boss Roberto Martinez disagreed with the decision to award a foul against Phil Jagielka in the lead-up to Terry's winner.
And when the free-kick was played in by Frank Lampard, there was debate whether the Chelsea skipper was in an offside position when the ball appeared to flick the head of Branislav Ivanovic.
Despite the controversy, Distin was frustrated the Blues couldn't keep their concentration right to the final kick.
"It's part of football," he added when quizzed on the nature of the goal. "Chelsea are an amazing team but it was for us to be more focused.
"Maybe it was a lack of experience and a lack of concentration in the final minutes when we conceded that goal. It's difficult to accept."
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Having roughed out the lighting and backdrop issues with this piece, I moved on to the second "actor" on the stage. A smaller Nautilus which has been caught in a net and had its shell harvested. He's naked!
Check it out: Tipsy
I've explored the corkscrews-as-people theme before, but it was the discovery of an unusual brass one that got me interested again. This piece was also an excuse to delve into patinas. Note that the figure is polished shiny, while the rest is stained a deep brown/purple.
Corkscrew, door hardware cover plates, cooking pot, candle stick parts, toy gearbox, motor, aluminum and brass stock.
This months issue of Vanity Fair (October 2013) has an interesting article about the influence of socialite/tech entrepreneur Trevor Traina in bringing tech heavyweights into the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. Many years ago I had the good fortune to install my "Goliath" sculpture (part of my M.F.A. work at U.C. Berkeley) in this neighborhood. The reception was mixed, as not everyone there felt he was a welcome addition. None the less I'm pleased that the piece is still relevant to the discussion on class and taste that continues to rage on the hill.
Below is an excerpt of the article where the sculpture is mentioned:
Some bad blood followed Ellison (thats Larry Ellison of Oracle) to the Gold Coast when Nicola Miner- daughter of the Oracle co-founder Robert Miner, with whom Ellison had clashed- bought across the street from him and erected on the terrace a nine-foot robot sculpture which you can't help but notice is male, due to the steel gas-pump nozzle and hose he has for a penis. It's aimed directly at Ellison's house. "There was a lot of talk about this being a thumbing of the nose at Larry," recalls Traina. But Miner replies that the robot "has nothing whatsoever to do with my father's (or my) relationship with Larry Ellison," which she describes as "largely harmonious…. We just thought it would make a fun contrast to our serious neighborhood…though I do know some neighbors disagree."
An image of the sculpture did not actually appear in the article, I just couldn't resist photoshopping him next to Kate Upton.
As I move forward on my undersea diorama series I find its time to get serious about the backdrops. I found some really terrific psychedelic plastic material that looks a good deal like water. By overlaying it with some blue acetate the effect is even stronger.
I wanted to back light it with color changing LEDs but ran into some trouble getting a good sequence of colors. I face pressure daily to get with the times and start programing my own electronics for these pieces, but its just not in my nature to turn to my computer to solve tangible problems in the studio. The LEDs I chose for this project come with a handy little sequencer that you can program (with actual buttons) to output all sorts of patterns. A gentle color shift selection was really nice, except that the reds were out of place for an underwater scene. I struggled with this until it finally occurred to me: Connect the "red" signal wire back to the "blue" contact on the LEDs! Worked like a charm. Shown in the video below is the result with two parallel rows of the LEDs with the blue and green lines crossed between them to change up the pattern even more.
Working on a school of tiny Jellyfish. Each one has the bulb from one of those fake candle LEDs that populate the tables at restaurants these days. The flickering effect really helps these guys seem alive.
Egg slicer + bicycle brake parts + shoe stretcher = Baby Cuttlefish!
I'll have a number of small pieces in the show "Mechanical Life" at the Wallace L. Anderson Gallery, Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater MA October 15 through November 7. I'm honored to be alongside the likes of Tom Haney and J. Shea. I won't be able to attend the show in person, but I'll post photos as soon as they are available.
So, these images may not look like much, but they are pretty significant. Thanks to the tutelage of my friend CTP I now have a reliable system for controlling my work via motion sensors. I've understood this basic functionality for a while, but there are enough factors involved that I've never really had a firm grasp on it. The market is flooded with affordable sensors, but only a few can be reliably tricked into doing anything other than turning light bulbs on and off. Recently a client asked that some of my larger pieces be equipped with sensors, so it was time to get serious about it. The most valuable part of the process for me is the little "Treasure Map" schematic that I drew up once we found a combination that worked. This means I will be able to replicate the system without blowing my mind (and fuses) over wiring diagrams etc.
A while back I posted about the initial failure that I faced with this piece. Well, since then I have encountered even more failure before finally getting things working properly. In the beginning I attempted to power this one with a wind up record player motor. Finding it lacking in torque I started over with an electric motor. This too proved fruitless as I had chosen a bad motor. When I face these sorts of set backs I tend to just walk away from the project until my head cools. Upon picking it up again this week I selected yet another motor and built a tedious little universal joint drive shaft to compensate for some minor mis-alignment in the mechanism. These changes finally did the trick! I'd still like to do something to make it run a little quieter, and all that brass will need some sort of polishing and patina, but at least it works!
Did some more finessing of the tentacles on this Octopus piece. Pre-existing holes from the original chandelier were filled, paint was removed, surface polished, pop rivets and washers added as suction cups. I've also installed glass doorknobs with LEDs as eyes. Still not sure if I'll keep the brass rings around the eyes though. They balance the finish of the tentacles nicely, but I want to avoid the "steampunk" goggle look, its bad enough that I'm making an octopus with brass tentacles.
Here is a quick look at the mechanism I've developed for my new Cuttlefish piece. I'm still considering how to handle the eyes.
I've been working on a series of sea creature dioramas. Things have been moving along nicely with regards to the Octopus and Nautilus, but the Cuttlefish has been giving me a hell of a time. Unlike his comrades I've never really tried to capture the shape of these little beasties. None the less I'm finally breaking through and have a rough start to share.
I just got the mechanism working on a new Nautilus sculpture. Eventually it will be built in to a diorama for the Monterey Bay Aquarium. I still plan to add a few more tentacles and install a LED behind the eye, as well as a few other small touches. I've found its best to work out the moving elements before getting lost in the details though.
Just a reminder to anyone in the San Francisco Bay area, my new piece "Armed and Dangerous" will be on display at the Exploratorium through the weekend. There is an outdoor event that is free to the public on Saturday, and I'll be hanging around from 11-3 just inside the main entrance (where my sculpture is installed).
I posted a while back that Make Magazine published a nice article about my studio/gallery collective "Lost & Foundry".
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Toheeb and Falilu, who are the youngest in the house were kidnapped on Friday, and since then, nothing had been heard of them.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the toddlers were playing in front of the compound when suddenly, no one saw them again.
The parents of the children told our correspondent that no headway had been made since they reported the mysterious disappearance of their children to the police five days ago. Narrating what occurred on the fateful day, Toheeb's father, Rasaq Adedokun, said, "I was at work and at about 9pm, my wife called me that she could not find Toheeb, who is the youngest of my three children. She also said people had been looking for him and Falilu since 6pm.
"I went back home and we began a renewed search for them all over the place. He (Toheeb) does not go out of our compound, so I don't know what happened that day. "We were told that a woman selling alcoholic drinks close to our street claimed that she saw the two kids. On getting to her, we met a man who promised to bring the kids to us by 1am and he spoke with so much confidence.
"When we called him at the said time, he told us to call again in an hour. When he was not forthcoming, we reported the matter to the police at Ketu division."
Razaq, a commercial driver, said policemen at the Ketu Police Division, advised them to also make a report at Alapere Division and Mile 12 Police Post.
Falilu's father, Moshood, said he had been living in the compound for over eight years, adding that no child had ever gone missing even though many families live in the house.
The carpenter lamented that no headway had been made in police investigation as a woman who was arrested had been released.


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I'm physically and mentally broken down. I'm tired and emotional and right now this is the only space i have to vent..but I can't even do that safely here so this will all just be abstract thoughts no one will even understand.
when you spend everyday from 830am-10pm or later everyday in a space in your thoughts and in your head things get weary. Lack of sleep, poor diet, stress, constant pressure and then when you want specific feedback of all your hard work and the responses come up short its tiring and disheartening.
who am I making work for.
I hate that i get "I cant relate to your work because I'm not black" its all so tiring. I'm just really upset about a lot of things and i cant figure out where im suppose to put that energy towards
I just want to curl up into a ball. After having 6 hours of bs critiques in a freezing cold environment then three hours of depressing politics to then have to sit in a studio for another 4 hours and try to make work is just tiring but i still have work to do for my am class.
is this really what I want to do for another two years after this.
I keep putting myself in situations Im not sure about.