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Denim Review: Hudson Blue Hampton Cuffed Short Shorts
This weeks review is on a brand that I haven't really tried that much in the past, Hudson. I'm reviewing their Blue Hampton Cuffed short shorts. They sent these to me in the mail last week and I was excited to be reviewing a pair of shorts as I usually do jeans. Doing denim reviews has actually become one of my favourite things to do. After being obsessed with jeans for over 6 years now and being able to try out a huge selection of brands and fits, I've really gotten to know what works for myself and what doesn't, so I'm glad my reviews can help all of you out there who love denim like I do.
I wanted to start out with the colour, it's a cross between turquoise and aqua and I love it. I've always been a huge fan of bright colours, especially coloured denim so I do like this wash a lot. It's fun to pair brights with more subtle and neutral tones so the colours become the focal point. Blue is a pretty easy colour to match things with as well.
The fit of these shorts is different to what I am used to as well, they have a medium rise which feels like it's a little on the higher side, I do prefer them lower but since I wear longer tops it's not noticeable. The inseam is of a good length, even though they are short shorts they are not too short. I like the way the hems are cuffed and I'm always a fan of the pocket bags slightly showing through, it gives them a more casual appearance. Since this is pretty much my first time trying Hudson, I never had any expectations to begin with actually, so I can't state whether or not the imagination lived up to the reality. I do find the pockets do make my butt look a little flat, however I am unsure if that's because they are shorts, I know shorts can sometimes do that to my behind, depending on the cut and brand.
I do like the little details on the jeans too, like how they have the British flag on the back pocket. Being British myself, it's strange actually seeing our flag on something, especially denim, it's a nice touch though. I know Hudson's signature is the deeply pointed flap pocket and I have always thought it looked good on the jeans. My opinion of that hasn't changed either.
Overall, the one thing that sways me towards these shorts is definitely the wash, I love the bright blue and it's what makes these shorts wearable and fun in my opinion! Buy these shorts at Revolve for $143.
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Go Behind the Scenes of Hudson's Fall 2011 campaign with Georigia May Jagger
Georgia May Jagger is heading to New York City to shoot and promote Hudson jeans Fall 2011 ad campaign. Not only will she be starring in the campaign, she'll be taking fans behind the scenes of the shoot with short film clips and tweets. Her videos will be posted using Instagram to Hudson's Viddy channel as well as on Hudson's twitter (@HudsonJeans) and Georgia's (@GeorgiaMJagger).
Pippa Middleton in Hudson
Pippa Middleton is really becoming quite popular now! The paps seem to be loving her and are following her around everywhere she goes! This time she was caught running some errands in London in her usual attire of jeans and a bright top.
This time Pippa chose a pair of Hudson skinny jeans with black boots, a fuchsia top and a blazer. It looks like she's also learned to use sunglasses to shield her eyes from the pap cameras. It hasn't really been that sunny over here to need sunglasses properly. Buy Hudson jeans at Revolve Clothing.
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Nicole Richie in Hudson
No this is not d├®j├á vu. Nicole Richie just loves pairing her Hudson denim jacket with her workout gear that much. She was once again spotted leaving the gym after having another workout session with her trainer Tracey Anderson. She wore the look that started the trend of pairing your workout gear with a killer jacket.
I don't blame Nicole for wearing this jacket over and over. The wash is amazing and I love that it is dark too. We usually see medium to light tones on everyone, but this is a nice change. I realized Nicole hasn't rocked double denim yet. I wonder if we will see her wearing it anytime soon.


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Bonita Lou Knutson, 67, of Waconia, formerly of Belview, passed away Sunday, September 29, 2013 at the Ridgeview Medical Center in Waconia. Memorial services were held on Saturday, October 5, 2013 at Rock Dell Lutheran Church in rural Belview. Burial followed in the Renville Cemetery. Online condolences may be placed at www.sunsetfuneralassociation.com. The Sunset Funeral & Cremation Association is caring for the family.
Bonita is survived by her husband, Wendell Knutson of Waconia; her two children, Anita (Kelly) Bavier of Eau Claire, Wis. and Chad (Karen) Knutson of Waconia; four grandchildren, Leah (Chris) Engen, Ashley (Adam) Cetnar, Jordon Knutson and Trenton Knutson; great-granddaughter, Lucy Cetnar; siblings, Karen (Marvin) Peters of Spicer, Ron (Judy) Wulf of Renville, Gary (Kathy) Wulf of Renville and Rick (Becky) Wulf of Renville and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Her father, Earl and sister, Carol Wulf preceded her in death.
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I'm trying to write several commands trought ssh connection bue I got problem with escape characters. Below an example of what I'd like to do:
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I got this result:
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/usr/bin/ssh -e email@example.com echo -e 'ciao\nprova'
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Can someone give me a suggestion to let remote server interpret escape characters?
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Drunk in a bar and can't get out, who you gonna call? Police.
That's what Todd Fitzwater did in Lexington.
WLEX-TV reported Fitzwater called 911 Thursday and said he'd gotten drunk and passed out at Todd's Karaoke Bar the night before, awakened and had a few more — then could get out of the bar, which was closed.
Officers tapped on the door Thursday afternoon to guide the 45-year-old Fitzwater to it so he could let them in to help him.
The bar owner said Fitzwater is a "regular" who lives nearby. The barkeep stayed with him until 7:30 a.m. Thursday, then left figuring Fitzwater would eventually let himself out and go home.
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After traveling down to Cardiff Central I met Vicki and we caught the train To Bristol. We had a nice walk around which could have been much better if it had not been raining (although it was only light rain)
We spent a few hours looking around before heading back to Cardiff, It was nowhere near enough time but it gave me a Chance to cross another of the UK's more interesting pubs off my list, The Hatchet Inn.
One place i really wanted to visit was The Hatchet Inn and it's ancient door, does it really have a covering of human skin under it's tar coating??
Bristol first received a Royal Charter in 1155 and it was granted County status in 1373.
For 500 years it ranked amongst the top three English cities after London until the industrial Revolution saw the rise of Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham.
- Pros:Lots to see around the city!
- Cons:For us the weather could have been better
- In a nutshell:A great city full of history
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Looks like a nice city,like the Cathedral it looks a lot like Notre Dame
Gareth, lovely little page about Bristol here. I have heard many good things about the city and crossed it several times by train, but never really visited it properly. The Hatchet Inn is definitely on my list for Bristol. :-)
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A glossy book tries to draw a parallel between angling and trading
What do trading and fly fishing have in common? Both require passion, patience and persistence; at least according to fisherman-turned-trader Stephen Morris who has penned Fly Fishing the Stock Market (Wiley; $75; 280 pages). He calls these traits the three Ps. However, there's an important point to note: this book is purely about technical analysis and not about 'bait fishing' (i.e., long-term investing; fishermen who just cast their fishing net and simply wait). It is purely for short-term traders or 'fly fishers'. Drawing upon his experiences as a fisherman, Morris explains how to approach trading the way he approaches fly-fishing. He explains that, in order to catch a good fish (or a good trade) one needs to know his ecosystem (or markets) and be extremely observant, even for tiny signals in the lake, so to speak.
The chapters are very interestingly titled, with fishing terminology, and sequenced in linear fashion, right from the assembling of the 'fishing toolbox' (i.e., tools that the trader should possess) to the final catch (close a trade). The book has several analogies with fishing that are cited to illustrate a point. For instance, in one chapter titled "Fishing Seasons/Market Seasons", he talks about how fishing strategy varies in different times of the year and the same applies to stock markets as well. He also talks about the importance of keeping a trading journal, just as a fisherman keeps a fishing journal. This helps traders improvise upon successes and mistakes alike.
Printed on art paper, in colour and full of illustrations (both of which explain the book's high sticker price and weight), it is definitely not for beginners. Once you open it, you will be blown away by the fancily illustrated charts that could scare off even the most seasoned trader. Even though the publisher claims the book to be 'accessible', it isn't. I feel it is more targeted at traders who've had a fair amount of knowledge of the markets and who seek more insights into the trading process, based mainly on technical analysis.


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Ripley's ripped off: A Georgia man is facing a charge of retail theft after allegedly stealing more than $360 worth of merchandise from the Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum gift shop.
Customers and a store clerk saw the man leaving the store Tuesday evening with a few T-shirts he didn't pay for, according to a St. Augustine Police report.
According to the clerk's statement, she walked outside and tried to get his attention, but he ran off.
He didn't get too far, though. An off-duty police officer tackled the suspect and detained him until a St. Augustine officer could arrest him.
Roberta Drent, a supervisor at the museum, said along with the shirts, a leather hat and roughly 20 necklaces were also stolen. All told, $364.23 was reported stolen in the incident.
The suspect, Christopher David Smith, 33, of Mansfield, Ga., was arrested and taken to the St. Johns County jail, where he remained Wednesday night on $2,500 bond.
Man shot in carjacking: A 28-year-old man was in serious condition at a hospital Wednesday after being shot in a reported carjacking.
Jamie Campbell, 28, and a friend, both of Palatka, were sitting in Campbell's car on Spruce Lane, just north of the Palatka city limit, when they were approached by two armed, masked men, Putnam County Sheriff's Office Maj. Keith Riddick said.
As the victims fled, one of the suspects shot Campbell in the back, Riddick said.
Campbell then ran to a house on Carver Street to call for help, and he was taken via air ambulance to Shands Jacksonville, where he remained Wednesday night.
Investigators found Campbell's green 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer at about 10 a.m. but didn't find the suspects.
The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO), St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD) and St. Augustine Beach Police Department (SABPD):
* Who: Boitnott, Angela Marie, 37, Hastings. Charge: Issuing worthless check. (SJCSO)
* Who: Bryden, Edward Aloys, 44, St. Augustine. Charge: Domestic violence battery. (SJCSO)
* Who: Dennis, Jimmie Lee, 34, St. Augustine. Charge: Possession of cocaine, principal sale of Schedule I or II synthetic narcotics. (SJCSO)
* Who: Dixon, Jerry Allen, 20, St. Augustine. Charge: Failure to appear -- no valid driver's license. (SJCSO)
* Who: Finley, Jason Allen, 30, St. Augustine Beach. Charge: Violation of injunction for protective custody. (SAPD)
* Who: Foster, Cory Andrew, 19, St. Augustine. Charge: Violation of probation -- battery, violation of probation -- possession of drug paraphernalia. (SJCSO)
* Who: Harding, Russell Eugene, 23, Jacksonville. Charge: Three counts -- criminal mischief more than $200 but less than $1,000, four counts -- burglary of structure or conveyance, grand theft, petit theft. (SJCSO)
* Who: Harvey, Wynter Nikolas, 29, Jacksonville. Charge: DUI, refusing to sign citation. (SJCSO)
* Who: Jackson, Christopher Thomas, 36, Jacksonville. Charge: Three counts -- failure to appear -- issuing worthless check. (SJCSO)
* Who: Lee, Jimmy Ray, 47, Cedartown, Ga. Charge: Violation of probation -- DUI. (SJCSO)
* Who: Osteen, Christina Marie, 20, St. Augustine. Charge: Shoplifting. (SJCSO)
* Who: Reich, Colby Lee, 18, Jacksonville. Charge: Two counts -- violation of probation -- possession of controlled substance, two counts -- violation of probation -- introduction of contraband into correctional facility, two counts -- violation of probation -- burglary of structure or conveyance. (Dept. of Corrections)
* Who: Rush, Margaret Ann, 39, St. Augustine. Charge: Public assistance fraud, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of cannabis less than 20 grams. (SJCSO)
* Who: Sampson, Ramon Lafayette, 20, Jacksonville. Charge: Failure to appear -- no valid driver's license. (SJCSO)
* Who: Sanders, Stefan Murrah, 20, St. Augustine. Charge: Driving while license suspended/revoked. (SJCSO)
* Who: Skaggs, Mark Jason, 37, Palm Coast. Charge: Failure to appear -- uttering/issuing worthless check, issuing worthless check. (SJCSO)
* Who: Smith, Christopher David, 33, Mansfield, Ga. Charge: Retail theft. (SAPD)
* Who: Westcott, Jamel Rashaud, 19, Jacksonville. Charge: Refusing to sign and accept traffic summons, giving false name causing adverse effects to another. (SJCSO) * Who: Williams, Terrance Deonte, 19, Jacksonville. Charge: Violation of probation -- introduction of contraband into correctional facility. (SJCSO)
* Who: Williams, Toni Annette, 48, St. Augustine Beach. Charge: DUI, possession of controlled substance, possession of cannabis less than 20 grams. (SJCSO)
* Who: Young, Joseph Daniel, 22, St. Augustine. Charge: Leaving accident scene with property damage, driving while license suspended/revoked, felony DUI. (SJCSO)
* Who: Zaccheo, Edward Lane, 18, Palatka. Charge: Failure to appear -- attaching tag not assigned. (SJCSO)
* What: Computer software, HP Pavilion laptop. Value: $1,500. Where, when: 1000 block Vicar's Landing Way, Ponte Vedra Beach, Aug. 5. (SJCSO)
* What: Coach purse, iPod car charger, credit cards, keys, green Coach wallet. Value: $313. Where, when: Vehicle in 100 block East Teague Bay Place, Aug. 4-5. (SJCSO)
* What: Red Dyno bicycle, Garmin GPS unit, black pocket motorcycle. Value: $1,038.88. Where, when: 800 block Queen Road, Aug. 3. (SJCSO)
* What: Credit cards, Ray-Ban sunglasses, computer case with adapter and jump drives, passport. Value: $454. Where, when: Vehicle in 700 block Saco Court, Aug. 4. (SJCSO)
* What: iPod. Value: $300. Where, when: Vehicle in 300 block Valverde Lane, Aug. 5. (SJCSO)
* What: Cash. Value: $300. Where, when: 400 block Health Park Boulevard, Aug. 5. (SJCSO)
* What: T-shirts, necklaces, hat. Value: $364.23. Where, when: First block of San Marco Avenue, Aug. 5. (SAPD)
* What: 1985 cream Toyota Corolla. Value: $1,000. Where, when: 4700 block Cedar Ford Boulevard, Hastings, July 31-Aug. 1. (SJCSO)
* What: Marlboro cigarettes. Value: $1,200. Where, when: 2400 block State Road 207, Aug. 2. (SJCSO)
* What: Steele weedeater and edger, bumper jack. Value: $900. Where, when: 500 block North Orange Street, Aug. 3. (SJCSO)
* What: 100-foot power cord, Milwaukee power drill and heat gun, handsaw, ground probe, box of breakers/fixtures. Value: $695. Where, when: 2000 block State Road 16, July 31-Aug. 4. (SJCSO)
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Right then Ladies and Gentlemen - it's time for another #MasterofCocktails. Excited? Oh yes.
This week we're making a Chartreuse-heavy 'Bijou Cocktail' recipe, though we're making it with slightly less Green Chartreuse as to not overwhelm the drink.
'Bijou' of course, is French for 'Jewel', and the cocktail's name comes from the colours of precious jewels (emerald, diamond and ruby) being similar to the colour of the ingredients (Chartreuse, Gin and Vermouth).
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This week's #MasterofCocktails recipe is an absolutely stunning, christmassy twist on one of the true classics. The Vieux Carré dates back to the 1930s, but as we're creeping ever closer to Christmas 2013, here's a version using the latest festive ingredient from Professor Cornelius Ampleforth.
Many thanks go to Mark Gill (@thecocktailgeek) for the inspiration behind this one – a top suggestion that's very much appreciated.
In case you're sick of Christmas cocktails, apart from the fact that we pity you, there's also some good news – next week we're doing something totally different and you can find all the ingredients you'll need for that one at the bottom.
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Put on your favorite concert T-shirt or dress like your favorite musical artist and get ready to "Rock Out Cancer."
A rock-n-roll-themed kickoff celebration for Grand Island's annual Relay for Life will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Veronica E. Connor Middle School Cafeteria, 1100 Ransom Road. There will be prizes, music and food, and 2014's honorary survivor will be announced. The event is free and everyone from Grand Island and elsewhere is invited.
This year's Relay for Life, which raises money for the American Cancer Society, will take place May 31 at 2 p.m. in Veteran's Park. Over the past 11 years, the Grand Island event has raised more than $1 million to fight cancer. For more information, visit www.relayforlife.org/grandislandny.
Also this week:
• The Grand Island Recreation Department will host a free family swim from 12 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. today at the Grand Island Senior High School Pool, 1100 Ransom Road.
• The Town Board will meet Monday for a workshop meeting at 6:30 p.m. and its regular meeting at 8 p.m. in Town Hall, 2255 Baseline Road.
• The Grand Island Autism Support Group will meet from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Realty USA office, 2139 Grand Island Blvd. Call 430-5118.
• Grand Island Senior High School will present "The Pirates of Penzance" Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Pre-sale tickets are $8, 3 for $20 and free for seniors with gold passes.
• The Grand Island Cooperative Nursery School will hold at open house Thursday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Trinity Church, 2100 Whitehaven Road. Open registration begins Feb. 1. Call 773-3670.
• The Grand island Memorial Library Teen Club will meet Saturday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. to discuss Katie McGarry's book "Dare You To" at the library, 1715 Bedell Road. The club is free and open to teens in grades 6 to 12. Call 773-7124.
• The Grand Island Memorial Library will host a free event, "Family Movie Afternoon" Saturday at 2 p.m. All ages are welcome, but children must be accompanied by an adult. Call 773-7124.
• The St. Stephen's Parish Players will present "Disney's Peter Pan, Jr." featuring students in grades 4 through 8 Saturday at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. at St. Stephen's, 2080 Baseline Road. Tickets are $5. Call 773-4347.


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joseph harlacher 111
joseph harlacher 111 (09/27/1951 / Seattle)
The Scale Of A Full Tin - Poem by joseph harlacher 111
by window sill
yet closed
I smoke my pipe
and must stand outside
this guardian of advanced age
with no wisdom of sage
I say to her all my love
to send away
the men I love
to only bring to you
the flame of love
for in the heat of battle
your vision I carry
that this last war
be one closed eye
to pull me through
its up to you
Poet's Notes about The Poem
strength be present in the smallest of life use the fortitude of time is where I come from. this was a passing desire for two street people who visited for a summer my window sill was open but not my door.
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Poem Submitted: Monday, December 23, 2013
Poem Edited: Monday, December 23, 2013
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