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There were, of course, some noteable exceptions. But it wasn't that long ago that if you didn't like fast food or chain restaurants you were pretty much out of luck when it came to dining out in Denver.
That has all changed in the past several years; today you have to look harder for a bad restaurant than a good one.
Which is why events like A Taste for Life are such fun. Organizers line up a couple dozen of the best and ask the chefs to serve a signature appetizer, entree or dessert for those eager to sample without having to commit to an entire meal in a single location.
Held at the Exdo Event Center, A Taste for Life was a $95-a-ticket benefit for Project Angel Heart. Presenting Sponsors were the M.A.C AIDS Fund and the event center; Christopher K.M. Leach was the chairman.
Working with David Alexander, Jeff Giadone, Dave McKlveen and Lee Rudofsky, Leach was able to offer food from Alto, Avenue Grill, Black Pearl, Cafe Star, Culinary School of the Rockies, Deluxe, Gelato d'Italia, Hapa Sushi, House of Commons, JAX Fish House, Kiva, La Sandia, Lifestyles Catering, Montecito and Tambien.
Even Project Angel Heart chefs offered tastes of the nourishing food the agency's volunteers deliver to individuals in the Denver area with life-threatening illnesses.
The benefit began with cocktails and a reverse auction (beverages included Cooranbong Australian Vodka and wines from Budini Winery), followed by remarks from Project Angel Heart leaders.
Guests were then free to walk about the event center to gather up the food they could enjoy at tables hosted by such Project Angel Heart backers as Dan Brogan, Dr. Mark Tamer, Rosalie Goldman, Mark and Lori Cornetta, Ed Bronfin, Pat and Wills Long, Lori Rabinowitz and Ellis McFadden.
Pictures taken at A Taste for Life are posted at denverpost.com/SeenGallery.
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Calculating Your Emissions Profile
A version of this article appears in the May/June 2005 issue of Home Energy Magazine.
May 01, 2005
The amount of carbon emissions that each of us is responsible for, and the sources of those emissions, may surprise you.
Most people—even those who are motivated to become more environmentally responsible— are not very familiar with the energyand carbon-related impacts of their dayto- day activities. Some people think that turning off lights, recycling cans, and becoming vegetarians are the most significant choices they can make. Although these behaviors often reduce energy use and CO2 emissions, their overall effect is minimal. Meanwhile, unwitting persistence in other activities, such as frequent air travel and using electricity as a source of heat, can lead to significant energy use and CO2 emissions.Well-designed and credible consumer information campaigns are needed to help consumers make better-informed and more-effective choices. As a first step toward making effective choices, consumers need to be informed about the energy use and the related environmental impacts of their activities; in short, each consumer needs to understand his or her own profile of CO2 emissions. Several tools are available to help people acquire that knowledge.Home Energy Saver (http://hes.lbl.gov), developed by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, is an online tool that demonstrates energy use and expense by end ...
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Symptoms may not appear until kidney cancer is in advanced stages. If you experience any symptoms, do not assume it is due to cancer. Many symptoms can be caused by other, less serious conditions. However, it is still important to discuss them with your doctor. Early detection and treatment improve outcomes for both cancer and other health conditions.
The most common symptoms include:
- Blood in the urine —The urine may appear brown, rust colored, or it may have visible blood clots in it. Anytime blood appears in the urine, even if there is no pain, it should be reported to your doctor. Small amounts of blood may not be visible but may be detected incidentally during a routine urine test.
- Flank pain—Pain on the side of the body next to the backbone between the hips and ribs. Keep in mind that pain may be on one or both sides.
- Sensation of an abdominal mass.
- Fever of unknown origin —A persistent fever without any other signs of infection or without an apparent cause.
- Malaise—General feeling of illness.
- Loss of appetite—Can result in rapid, unintended weight loss.
- Fatigue—Extreme tiredness that may not be resolved with adequate rest. It also may be caused by anemia, a reduction in red blood cells.
The kidney has several functions that affect the entire body. Other vague symptoms, like swelling in the legs from fluid collection (edema), may occur. Kidney tumors can also trigger other syndromes in the body, called paraneoplastic syndromes. They occur when the tumor secretes hormones that influence bodily functions.
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text: Tuesday, February 28, 2012 Physical Therapist Named 'Best Job' in 2012 US News & World Report yesterday issued its list of "best jobs"—ranking physical therapist as the fourth best job in health care and the eighth best overall job in 2012. The annual list includes jobs that are "hiring in droves, paying well, and providing room to grow." APTA Deputy Executive Director Janet Bezner, PT, PhD, is quoted in the article about how students can use internship opportunities to "to pay attention to what they like or don't like" and determine the type of patients and the size and style of practice that will best suit them. Comments physiotherapist Posted by mohammed imtiyaz on 2/29/2012 10:58 AM wowww thats really good news, but physiotherapy value in india is very bad, we indian physio's needs help from APTA, WCPT for stabilising physiotherapy in India. Posted by Dr. Sandeep Kadlag on 3/1/2012 1:07 AM gud news tat physios are honoured so much in this world..this really encourages all physios to come forward and expose themselves. Posted by vidyalakshmi on 3/1/2012 4:40 AM yeah...i m very happy to know that PT ranked as a best job. I m doing my pre.s and wnat to go in PT. i want to be doctor of physiotherapy. Hope it's good paying job. Keep move on APTA.Our future is in your hand. Thank you. Posted by mansi on 3/1/2012 12:30 PM realy happy to know this. Thanx to APTA. As i want to be a doctor of physiotherapy,i am doing my pre.s right now and hope it's well paying profession. What say?? Move on APTA. Our future is in your hand. Posted by mansi on 3/1/2012 12:33 PM That is great news! I am glad that physical therapy is in the public eye, in a positive way. Posted by Julie Agbasi on 3/2/2012 4:52 PM As a clinic owner and private practitioner I can say I have the best job in the world. I really like what I do and enjoy helping people overcome their challenges. The job is a little different every day so I don't get burned out. Thank you APTA for all you do. Posted by Charles Hollier on 3/2/2012 4:58 PM We always have known this. It took US News 60 plu years to find this out and bring this to public attention. We are a "modest" profession. The proof in the outcome and there is plenty of evidence. Ask Mark G. in National office. Posted by Samuel B.Feitelberg on 3/2/2012 5:58 PM I have practiced for 48 years, the last 23 in private clinic. Great profession, no down time, very rewarding. Good to see our profession moving forward in the good old USA. Posted by Fred Wingate on 3/2/2012 6:28 PM It sounds really very great and motivating all PTs around the world..in usa it highly respected and recognized by APTA efforts & of course the dedication & devotion USA PTs towards the PT profession ,uplifting the spirit & soul of our profession in all aspects..Bravo! Congrats! Posted by samir on 3/4/2012 1:03 AM its good fr us.......... Posted by gagandeep kaur grewal on 3/4/2012 11:41 AM I have been a practioner for over 25 years and continue to love what I do. I just wish we were truly compensated financially for all we do with our patients. It is nice that we are in demand but some how the equation for supply and demand in terms of increasing our salaries just doesn't compute! Posted by Anita King on 3/4/2012 7:25 PM I have been a physical therapist for 35 years-still loving it. Never a dull moment and I continue to be chalenged and learn something new all the time Posted by Rita on 3/5/2012 12:51 PM Where United States is looking forward for vision 2020----- That all BPT(Bachelors in Physiotherapy) or MPT ( Masters in Physiotherapy) must upgrade their qualification to DPT (Doctor in Physiotherapy).......we in India are struggling for our right place in Health sector..!!!!!! Anyways its nice to be acknowledge in the most advanced nations of the world........ Posted by Harpreet on 3/6/2012 10:34 AM But dis is not within India,all Indian physiotherapist want a help to uplift d profsn here also Posted by Nitesh pandey on 3/6/2012 1:26 PM Wow its really feels great to hear such news...and raise the spirits of Physio's throughout the world . .. What happened with globalization post 1992 in India..similarly PT will evolve much better & stabilise itself in the coming years as the growing materialistic needs, the ever increasing life spans and greater understanding of the population to understand the need to keep their body mobile .... will eventually work wonders for PHYSIO's in the coming years ... Wait n Watch.... Posted by Mohammad Miraj on 3/6/2012 10:31 PM As a physiotherapist for over 30 years and living in Toronto, Canada, I feel that my passion and my career are the same. So many choices, so many changes, Hospital, clinic, prof sports teams, teaching, and now home care. LIFE IS GOOD Posted by Audrey Kouyoumdjian on 3/8/2012 10:49 AM This is great news for all PTs, PTAs, and SPTs. :) Im glad I shifted to this profession. Posted by Lee on 3/8/2012 5:58 PM >>>APTA<<<<: Please screen the comments people place here. Many comments I've just read here dishonor the profession, filled with very poor grammar and focused on money. My patients would rightfully lose faith in the profession to read the comments on this article. And what would a medical doctor logically deduce from reading these comments? Furthermore, all of the people thinking about entering the profession or struggling in the profession in southern Asia, know this: many of your countrymen have shot you in the foot by cheating on the board exams here in the United States. So much so, that the FSBPT has made it more difficult to schedule taking the board exam, for everyone. This reflects on all of you from India and Pakistan even if you personally have lots of integrity. Likewise, comments by a few here can make us all look like illiterate money-grabbers. The APTA needs to screen these comments thoroughly or not allow them to be viewed at all unless you're logged in as a member. Posted by Ehren Howard on 3/10/2012 2:39 PM APTA screens all comments to ensure they comply with the site's Terms & Conditions (http://www.apta.org/TermsConditions/). Beyond that, comments are not evaluated in terms of how well (or poorly) they reflect the physical therapy profession, at least in part because the comments at News Now are not limited to individuals within the association or the profession at large. Although APTA reserves the right to remove a comment for any reason, this is designed to be an open forum. Posted by News Now Staff on 3/10/2012 7:33 PM Im proud to be a Physical Therapist Posted by Al Janah on 3/13/2012 12:19 AM THAt's really great........Finally THE WORLD COMES TO KNOW ABOUT PHYSIOTHERAPISTS. Posted by Shikha on 3/15/2012 5:26 AM Its good news for us,but physio value in india is very bad, mainly in chennai,we need help from APTA. Posted by Rajarajan on 3/23/2012 8:42 AM its good to hear this, but in TN no one is ready to accept our R&R. Even doctors not recognise us. We need lots of changes to happen please help us by giving ideas. Posted by Ramananj on 4/2/2012 12:54 PM Its gud! Posted by Abdul basit on 9/29/2012 3:36 AM i m presently in my finals in my undergraduate program in nigeria.got into the profession bc i felt i cld help pple overcome health challenges just by the use of my hands,i m finding it intresting but a lot of thgs are quite discouraging like the discrimination btw physios n othr health professionals like GPs.then DPT... Posted by oluwaseun on 1/15/2013 3:23 AM Is PHYSIOTHERAPIST is a doctor? According to international views Posted by RAJA SEKHAR on 8/3/2013 12:42 PM I am a physiotherapist and it really feels great to be a part of the profession which is ranked 8th best profession in overall jobs. Thanks for sharing this great news. Posted by Get proper Physio Treatment at North West Physioth on 11/21/2013 5:07 AM Am a student of physiotherapy and am proud of it Posted by jide on 12/12/2013 5:12 PM TO SERVE HUMANITY IS TO SERVE GOD,EXCELL ENCE IS NOT ACT,I THINK IT IS A HABBIT.DEAR PHYSIOS WORK HARD WITH DEDICATION,GIVE YOUR BEST.MAY U ALL GET SUCCESS AT EVERY STEP OF LIFE,MAY U ALL SIT ON GOLDEN SEATS,SO THAT I CAN GET BIG BIG TREETS....I ASSURE U IN VERY NEAR FUTURE,RESPECT AND FAME IS URS TOO.... WORKING AS H.O.D, M.O.H, SAUDI ARABIA. Posted by suhail on 12/20/2013 6:44 AM


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Marking 20 years of the music industry's most successful catalogue series
Deutsche Grammophon celebrates the 20th anniversary of its acclaimed reissue series with a 50-CD box set. The inspirational line-up of artists includes Claudio Abbado, Martha Argerich, Karl Böhm, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Emil Gilels, Gundula Janowitz, Herbert von Karajan, Carlos Kleiber, Anne-Sophie Mutter, David Oistrakh and Mstislav Rostropovich
In March 1995, Deutsche Grammophon launched a flagship project that set new standards for the reissue of great recordings from the age of the LP. The Originals, with its elegant logo, evocative artwork, peerless content and affordable price, became an instant hit with music-lovers worldwide. The pioneering series has grown over the past two decades to include more than 230 landmark recordings, creating a library of talismanic titles that have sold a remarkable 13 million copies around the world.
Deutsche Grammophon marks the anniversary with the release of a 50-CD box set containing the series' best-selling items, as well as two classic albums being made available as part of the series for the very first time – Pollini's iconic Chopin Studies, and Rostropovich performing the Brahms Sonatas.
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- 5.1 Future Meetings
- 5.2 Previous Meetings
- 5.2.1 OWASP LA Event: Security Summit: April 25, 2012, 3:00PM - 8PM
- 5.2.2 March 28th 2012 7PM
- 5.2.3 "WebGoat.NET"
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- 5.2.5 September 14th 2011 7PM
- 5.2.6 June 29th 2011 7PM
- 5.2.7 January 28th, 2011
- 5.2.8 Thursday, January 21st 2010
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October 23rd 2012 7PM
When: October 23rd 2012 7PM
Where: TBD
Loose Schedule:
7:00 - 7:30: Introduction and networking
7:30 - 8:30: Presentation
Previous Meetings
OWASP LA Event: Security Summit: April 25, 2012, 3:00PM - 8PM
(Note different time and location)
Jerry Hoff VP, Static Code Analysis Division at WhiteHat Security, will be speaking about Webgoat. Shakeel Tufail, Federal Practice Director for HP Enterprise Security Solutions, will be speaking on securing software. Noa Bar Yosef, Senior Security Strategist at Imperva, will be speaking on "De-Anonymizing Anonymous". A concluding panel, moderated by Richard Greenberg, Information Security Officer for LA County Public Health, will have the speakers joined by Adnan Masood, a Software Engineer and Architect.
March 28th 2012 7PM
When: March 28th 7pm
Where: Irvine - 5151 California Ave, Irvine, CA 92617
Loose Schedule: 7:00 - 7:30: Introduction and networking 7:30 - 8:30: Presentation
Abstract: Jerry Hoff, the project leader of the OWASP Appsec Tutorial Series, and VP of the Static Code Analysis Division at WhiteHat Security, will be discussing his newest OWASP project, WebGoat.NET. For many years, the Java version of WebGoat has been available as a fantastic tool for learning application security from the Java perspective. Jerry has now created a parallel tool for ASP.NET developers to learn about application security. Jerry will be discussing how this tool can be used in a learning environment, and other issues related to application security education.
Speaker Bio:
Jerry Hoff is vice president of the Static Code Analysis division at WhiteHat Security. In this role, he oversees the development of WhiteHats cloud-based static application security testing (SAST) service. Prior to WhiteHat, Mr. Hoff was co-founder and managing partner ofInfrared Security, a leading application security professional services firm. Mr. Hoff is an experienced application security consultant with years of professional development and training delivery. He is also the lead of the OWASP AppSec Tutorial Series.
September 14th 2011 7PM
When: Wednesday September 17th 7pm Where: TBD (Irvine) http://www.meetup.com/ocrails/events/30043551/
Loose Schedule: 7:00 - 7:30: Introduction and networking 7:30 - 8:00: Brakeman with Justin Collins 8:00 - 8:15: Lightning Rounds 8:15 - 8:30: Brakeman Demo
Brakeman with Justin Collins: While the popular Ruby on Rails web framework provides built-in protection for many security vulnerabilities, it is still possible to misuse these features or introduce other vulnerabilities to an application. Brakeman is a static code analysis tool designed specifically to find vulnerabilities and configuration issues in Ruby on Rails applications. Since it works at the source code level, Brakeman can be used at any point in development without the need for deploying the full application stack. To make it even simpler, Brakeman can be integrated with Hudson/Jenkins to provide automatic monitoring of Brakeman results as code is committed. This talk will discuss how to use Brakeman and how it can help you create safer Rails applications.
Lightning Rounds:
Neil Matatall: Friendly_id + ancsetry
Drew Deponte: Guard, spork, BDD
June 29th 2011 7PM
When: Wednesday june 29th, 2011 7pm
Where: HireRight Offices 5151 California Avenue Irvine, CA 92617
Pizza and refreshments will be provided by the sponsors of this meeting.
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Featuring analysis of more than 220 data breach investigations and more than 2,300 penetration tests conducted by Trustwave's SpiderLabs, the Global Security Report 2011 identifies the top vulnerabilities business encountered in 2010 as well as a list of strategic initiatives to help your business improve its overall security.
The data gathered from these engagements is substantial and comprehensive. This presentation will be a summary of the results of the analysis of the data gathered during 2010. The results will be presented both technical and business impact analysis.
Charles Henderson, Director of Application Security Services of SpiderLabs at Trustwave
Henderson began his career in computer security in 1993, specializing in penetration testing as well as security and vulnerability research. As Director of Application Security Services at SpiderLabs, he leads the team responsible for Application Penetration Testing, Code Review, Secure Development Training, and other elite application security consulting services.
Prior to joining SpiderLabs, Henderson ran his own boutique application security testing firm. Henderson's firm provided offensive security services to a wide variety of clients in the United States and Europe.
Henderson speaks frequently at major industry events and conferences, including BlackHat, DEF CON, AppSec US, AppSec EU, SOURCE, and the International Association of Financial Crime Investigators convention.
January 28th, 2011
Registration link: [1]
Time: 1 PM - 5PM
5151 California Ave
Irvine, California 92617
United States.
Topics: Threat Modeling, Application Security
Food: Provided
Samy Kamkar
Online Privacy and the Evercookie
Samy Kamkar has lectured on computer security issues in over a dozen countries, and his work has been featured on the front page of the New York Times. As a grey-hat hacker, he makes and breaks computer security for tech companies. In addition to his independent security research, he co-founded Fonality, an IP PBX company.
Jim Manico
Back to Basics: Defensive Coding Principles for Web Development 101
The application security community is in deep need of prescriptive solutions for developers. This talk will review the world of Web Application Security from a "builder" point of view, focusing on critical controls that all developers must master if they wish to build low risk web applications today.
Jim Manico is the chair of the OWASP Connections committee where he focuses on producing and hosting the OWASP Podcast. Jim also is a co-manager of the OWASP ESAPI Open Source project. Professionally, Jim is an independent application security architect specializing in the construction of low-risk web applications. Jim is also an application security educator and assessment specialist.
Edward Bonver Talk Title:
Threat Modeling at Symantec File:OWASP-WWW-2011-Edward-Bonver-Threat-Modelint-at-Symantec.pptx
Threat Modeling is one of the most important security activities that a development/QA team needs to perform as part of a Security Development Lifecycle. This activity allows the team to build a complete security profile of the system being built. Threat Modeling is not always easy to get going for a team that has little or no security experience. In this presentation we'll take a look at why Threat Modeling is so important; we'll explore the process behind it, and how the process is being implemented and followed across Symantec.
Edward Bonver is a principal software engineer on the product security team under the Office of the CTO at Symantec Corporation. In this capacity, Edward is responsible for working with software developers and quality assurance (QA) professionals across Symantec to continuously enhance the company's software security practices through the adoption of methodologies, procedures and tools for secure coding and security testing. Within Symantec, Edward teaches secure coding and security testing classes for Symantec engineers, and also leads the company's QA Security Task Force, which he founded. Prior to joining Symantec, Edward held software engineering and QA roles at Digital Equipment Corporation, Nbase and Zuma Networks.
Edward is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and a Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP). He holds a master's degree in computer science from California State University, Northridge, and a bachelor's degree in computer science from Rochester Institute of Technology. Edward is a Ph.D. student at NOVA Southeastern University.
Thursday, January 21st 2010
Time: 7:30 Location: We will be meeting in the Anteater Instruction and Research Building on the UC Irvine campus. The building itself is inside of the Anteater Parking Structure at the corner of E. Peltason Dr and Anteater Dr and is room number 1020. Parking is $7 but feel free to park off campus and walk to the building. http://www.oit.uci.edu/computing/labs/training.html Buliding #653 in quadrant H9 on the campus map - http://today.uci.edu/pdf/UCI_09_map_campus_core.pdfBD
For those who would like to avoid paying for parking, you can park in the University Center and take the campus shuttle: http://www.shuttle.uci.edu/maincampus/index.php
The shuttle runs until 10:45PM. The shuttle costs $1 per ride, but fees are rarely collected ;)
Title: Do VLANs allow for good application security?
Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) are not a new concept, and can help any organization better control network access. I will present some of the previous issues identified, what was the root cause, and how these have been fixed in current technology. In addition we will talk about how this can help to enhance security in your environment, and what controls must be in place in order to implement such an environment. We will also touch on how this can complicate your application environment, but improve overall security.
I will touch on the controls that need to be reviewed and audited when working with VMware, VLANs, and web applications, to ensure that these networks are secure, and what to look for to potentially pass audit criteria. I will also talk about where and how these controls have been implemented in order to protect thousands of users while accessing one of the most hostile networks in the world.
David M. N. Bryan Senior Security Consultant
David has over 9+ years of computer security experience including, consulting, engineering and administration. He has performed security assessment projects for health care, nuclear, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, banking and educational sectors. As an active participant in the information security community, he volunteers at DEFCON where he designs and implements the Firewall and Network for what is said to be the most hostile network environment in the world.
He is also an active participant in the local Minneapolis security groups both as a board member of OWASP MSP and DC612. His roots and experience come from working for a large enterprise banks, designing and managing enterprise security systems. In the more recent years he has been working as an Information Security Consultant to review the security and architecture of information computing environments.
Thursday December 17th 2009
7:30 PM, UC Irvine Campus, Room AIRB 1020
We will be meeting in the Anteater Instruction and Research Building on the UC Irvine campus. The building itself is inside of the Anteater Parking Structure at the corner of E. Peltason Dr and Anteater Dr and is room number 1020. Parking is $7 but feel free to park off campus and walk to the building. http://www.oit.uci.edu/computing/labs/training.html Buliding #653 in quadrant H9 on the campus map - http://today.uci.edu/pdf/UCI_09_map_campus_core.pdf
Title: Pulling the Plug: Security Risks in the Next Generation of Offline Web Applications
As the line between desktop and web applications becomes increasingly blurry in a web 2.0 world, browser functionality is being pushed well beyond what it was originally intended for. Persistent client side storage has become a requirement for web applications if they are to be available both online and off. This need is being filled by a variety of technologies such as Gears (formerly Google Gears) and the Database Storage functionality included in the emerging HTML 5 specification. While all such technologies offer great promise, it is clear that the vast majority of developers simply do not understand their security implications.
Researching a variety of currently deployed implementations of these technologies has revealed a broad scope of vulnerabilities with frightening implications. Now attackers can target victims not just once, but every time they visit a site as the victim now carries and stores the attack with them. Imagine a scenario whereby updated confidential information is forwarded to an attacker every time a victim interacts with a given we application. The attacker no longer needs to worry about timing their attacks to ensure that the victim is authenticated as the victim attacks himself! Limited storage? Cookies that expire? Not a problem when entire databases are accessible with virtually unlimited storage and an infinite lifespan. Think these attacks are theoretical? Think again. In this talk we dive into these technologies and break down the risk posed by them when not properly understood. We will then detail a variety of real-world vulnerabilities that have been uncovered, including a new class of cross-site scripting and client-side SQL injection.
Michael Sutton Vice President, Security Research – Zscaler
Michael Sutton has spent more than a decade in the security industry conducting leading-edge research, building teams of world-class researchers and educating others on a variety of security topics. As VP of Security Research, Michael heads Zscaler Labs, the research and development arm of the company. Zscaler Labs is responsible for researching emerging topics in web security and developing innovative security controls, which leverage the Zscaler in-the-cloud model. The team is comprised of researchers with a wealth of experience in the security industry.
Prior to joining Zscaler, Michael was the Security Evangelist for SPI Dynamics where, as an industry expert, he was responsible for researching, publishing and presenting on various security issues. In 2007, SPI Dynamics was acquired by Hewlett-Packard. Previously, Michael was a Research Director at iDefense where he led iDefense Labs, a team responsible for discovering and researching security vulnerabilities in a variety of technologies. iDefense was acquired by VeriSign in 2005. Michael is a frequent speaker at major information security conferences; he is regularly quoted by the media on various information security topics, has authored numerous articles and is the co-author of Fuzzing: Brute Force Vulnerability Discovery, an Addison-Wesley publication.
Thursday, November 19th 2009
When: November 19th 2009, 7:30PM Where: Gina's Pizza, Irvine Topics: Facebook privacy, web application firewalls, penetration testing, the reluctance for hackers to execute attacks, and random new technology. Announced OWASP OC/LAs intention to submit a proposal for AppSec 2010.
Wednesday, October 14th 2009
Separate meetings will be held for OWASP OC and OWASP@UCI (student group).
When: Wednesday 10/14 7:30PM Where: Steelhead Brewery Topics: News, Ideas, Chit-chat
This is a restaurant/bar with plenty of seating, but room for a projector is out of the question so this would be an informal round table discussion.
I have a presentation I'm working on regarding WAFs and Vulnerability Assessment Tools. If it pleases the group, I'd love to go over the presentation and discuss everyone's experiences. Also, it's a great way to get feedback :)
I'm open to suggestions of any kind: location, time, topics, etc
Thursday, September 17th, 2009 7:30PM
Location: UC Irvine Building: Calit2 building,building number 325 in quadrant H8 on the UC Irvine Map Room: 3008
Parking will be $7. Please park in the Anteater Parking Structure
I can only unofficially say that if you park in the nearby shopping centers and walk, you may be able to park for free.
- The Rise of Threat Analysis and the Fall of Compliance, Policies, and Standards in mitigating Web Application Security Risks
Apr 30, 2009 6:30PM-8:30PM
Brooklyn Pizza Works, 1235 East Imperial Highway, Placentia, CA
Our fourth OC OWASP meeting will be an informal, roundtable discussion of current application security issues. Feel free to bring some ideas, code, slides, etc to contribute to the discussion. Hope to see everyone there!
Feb 19, 2009 6:30PM-8:30PM
Brooklyn Pizza Works, 1235 East Imperial Highway, Placentia, CA
Come talk application security at the third OWASP OC meeting. We'll discuss current application security topics and chapter issues over pizza. We have a room booked for 15-20 people so we'll be able to rant without disturbing the patrons :) See you there! Presentation Slides
Dec 17, 2008 6PM - 9PM
Microsoft Campus Room MPR1, 3 Park Plaza, Suite 1600, Irvine, CA, 92614
This meeting will be a roundtable discussion of application security news, plus a few OWASP-themed challenges with prizes. Pizza will be provided and we'll head to the Yard House after the meeting.
Aug 27, 2008, 7 PM - 9 PM
Penny Saver
603 Valencia, Brea, CA 92822
Come meet up with web security professionals, have some pizza, and offer your thoughts for the direction of the OC chapter at our inaugural meeting! We are looking for speakers and venue sponsors for the next meeting. If you are interested, please contact the chapter leaders. Everyone is welcome to join us at our chapter meetings.
Orange County OWASP Board Members
- Orange County President Shong Chong
- Orange County Vice-President Jerry Craft
- Orange County Treasurer: [mailto: TBD]
- Orange County Recording Secretary: [mailto: TBD]
- Orange County Board Member [mailto: TBD]
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CRC: The C Stands for Confusion
The Cyclic Redundancy Check (or CRC) is a pretty universal method of producing a check word to detect errors, especially in stored or transmitted data. It isn't hard to understand how it works, but it seems to be hard to specify exactly how to make a particular CRC and, even more so, how much CRC you need for a particular purpose.
Consider, the simplest CRC a parity bit. In principle, it is simple. If you and I agree to validate data with even parity, then any data word will have an extra bit appended so that the number of 1 bits will be even. So, for a 4-bit word, 0000 gets a parity bit of 0 (zero is considered even). 1011 gets a parity bit of 1.
If you think about it, this is assured to catch any one bit error that occurs. Actually, it will detect any odd number of bit errors. Using 1011 as an example, if any of the bits flip (including the parity bit), the parity will be incorrect and the receiver can deduce an error occurred. If two bits flip, though, the parity will be correct (for example, if 1011 turns into 1000, the parity is still 1). A three bit error would still trigger an error detection.
It is pretty clear that parity (or a 1-bit CRC) is only good if you want to catch single bit errors. In theory, you should be able to determine from your bit error rate how common 2-bit errors are and decide if that probability is acceptable. If it isn't, you have to add more check digits.
The parity case just works out the way it does, but if you have a longer CRC, you have to do some math (or at least look up something in a table). If you really want to look up the basic algorithm, check out Wikipedia, which has a pretty good write up, or the classic "A Painless Guide to CRC Error Detection Algorithms." Here's the gist: Every CRC has a generator "polynomial." The algorithm does an integer division of the data packet (treated as a polynomial) by the CRC polynomial. You don't use the result, but the remainder from the division is the CRC. A reverse process can determine if the CRC matches the data. If it doesn't, that implies that an error occurred.
Don't get hung up on the word polynomial. The idea is that each bit is the coefficient of a polynomial. So, for a 4-bit CRC with polynomial 1001, the polynomial terms are X3 and 1. There will always be a 1 at the end of the generator polynomial. In addition, there's usually an implied 1 at the start of the generator (but not always, keep reading). The implementation is simple and involves an
XOR operation and a shifting of the generator in a way that mimics long division.
The reason I'm not that interested in the algorithm itself is that you'll rarely write it yourself. There are plenty of libraries (and FPGA IP) out there that do the work. But that's part of the problem. Because it is so often abstracted, people don't always make smart choices about both selecting and specifying CRCs.
The first problem is selecting the right CRC. You already saw that parity is only reasonable for a certain number of bit errors. The same is true of any length CRC. The math is pretty stout, but it stands to reason that longer CRCs can protect more data against more bit errors. However, it isn't quite that simple. The selection of the polynomial makes a big difference as well.
Rather than go through the math, I'll refer you the excellent paper "CRC Polynomial Selection for Embedded Networks." If you don't want to wade through the analysis, check out the table on page 6. It shows which CRCs can detect all errors of a certain size or less (related to the Hamming distance) for a certain number of bits. For example, a 10-bit CRC (with polynomial 0x327) can catch all 1- and 2-bit errors (HD=3) for up to 1,013 bits.
Obviously, if you have 1,000 bits and are only worried about catching 2-bit errors, a 32-bit CRC is overkill. Yet you see that all the time. You also see that some well-known systems use polynomial generators that are not very good. The paper covers up to 16-bit CRCs, although the same author has another paper that covers 32-bit CRCs less exhaustively.
So now you know how to pick a good CRC in length and the polynomial. What else is there? Well, you still have to agree between the generator and the checker exactly how things will be done. The bit size and the polynomial are part of the equation. But even that's subject to interpretation. There are at least three different ways polynomials are commonly expressed. The Wikipedia list sidesteps the issue by listing all three!
And once you agree what the polynomial means, there are several other parameters you have to agree upon. To make matters more confusing, there are some well-known programs that say they implement a particular CRC, but they do so using a different set of parameters than other well-known programs that supposedly implement the same algorithm.
As an example, consider the CCITT CRC-16. Everyone agrees the polynomial is 0x1201 (using the notation I usually use). However, you need to agree on the other implementation parameters:
- The directions the bits are processed in (MSB first or LSB first)
- The initial value
- If the output is reversed before final processing
- If the output is
XORd with a constant at the end of the calculation
The direction matters only because the sender and the receiver have to agree to get the same answer. The other parameters accommodate different schemes to identify common errors that CRCs don't always catch. For example, if the initial value is zero, any number of leading zeros will not factor into the CRC calculation (that is, 00001 and 001 will have the same CRC).
A very competent tool to test CRC generation is jacksum. It is written in Java, so it should run where you need it. It implements several common CRC algorithms and even comments on the ambiguity in what CCITT CRC-16 means in its documentation. To avoid the problem, the author gives you a way to specify all of the parameters for any CRC you like. That means you get to pick which version of the CCITT you want to use.
Of course, CRCs are mostly of interest today in hardware and very small systems, or where you are matching some standard. If you have computing power, more sophisticated hashing algorithms are around (and jacksum will do those, too). But it pays to not just use a tool like CRC, but to understand it, so that it can be applied in a way that makes sense (or can be replaced by something else that makes more sense). It isn't sufficient to simply "use CRC" to do data protection.


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This is a mid-19th Century Staffordshire Figurine of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte III (1808 - 1873). It shows Louis Napoleon on horseback.
There are raised letters on the base annotating the title of the flatback figure - these would have originally been highlighted with gold gilt - but this has in the main rubbed off over the years.
The Emperor is shown in a typical heroic pose and he is shown wearing a plumed bicorn hat - he has a tunic with peppermint green cap, yellow gauntlet gloves. The yellow colour is picked out in the decoration on his horse.
It is in good antique condition - with no chips or cracks - the legs have not been broken over the last 160 years, which given their delicacy is quite amazing.
There is evidence of an old firing crack to the top of the raised front leg of the horse, as photographed. You do not see this on display - and it has remained stable and secure since the figurine was made.
A fine display piece - with more sparse use of colours - and in the main more pastel tones.
Dimensions: 12 1/4 inches in height. Width is 8 inches and the depth is 4 inches.
Weight unpacked is 1.6 kg
A rarer Staffordshire figurine. In fine antique condition - just the firing crack to the top of the horse's fornt leg as mentioned - but that is the only issue. This is taken into account with the pricing in my Etsy store. Probably a model for the specialist Staffordshire pottery collector.
Sadly, I will not be able to post this one outside of the UK.
We are happy to take payments via Etsy, Paypal - or if you do not have an electronic finance account - we are delighted with an old-fashioned cheque.
If you have any payment issues or inquiries, then please get in touch with me and will be happy to help you.
At IconicEdinburgh, both Robert and Valerie strive to move your orders forward for you quickly. We try to post out the day after receiving payment from you wherever possible. Any delays with us posting out to you and we will get in touch via email or official Etsy Convos and will keep you fully updated on progress with your order.
WE ARE HAPPY TO POST OUTSIDE OF THE UK - but as prices vary internationally we do not offer a standard charge on all of our listings. Again, we always try to get the best postage cost for you internationally - so please just ask for a postage quote for outside of the UK.
WORLDWIDE POSTAGE. All parcels are fully insured and tracked - but customs would be the responsibility of the buyer outside of the European Union.
All postage prices quoted on our Etsy listings are in the main for UK delivery, and again tracked and insured for item safety.
For smaller items to the UK, we use Royal Mail 2nd Class Recorded services to try and keep your postage costs down. For larger and heavier items we will Parcelforce48 and try to get you the most affordable postage quote - for tracked, insured and signed for service.
The shipping price quoted is for postage costs PLUS a little extra towards Etsy shipping fees, our own packing time and materials. We try to give you the best shipping rates we can - and certainly, do not make profits from posting to you.
Where you have paid significantly too much on shipping fees - ie for combined item shipments - we will be delighted to refund excesses to your account.
Just contact me within: 7 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 14 days of delivery
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
We have a very fair refund policy on anything sold to you. All our items are sold in excellent vintage condition, any issues with an item are photographed for your inspection and pointed out in the description. If an item is damaged in transit to you in the UK - we take full responsibility - and you get both the cost of the item and your postage costs refunded by Iconic. If you are outside of the UK, we would only refund you the cost of the actual item that you purchased (if an item is lost or damaged). Sadly we would not be able to refund your postage costs. Things posted outside of the UK would be sent at buyer's risk with regard postage refunds - you agree to this as a condition of sale.
***GOODS DAMAGED IN TRANSIT*** Please supply us with images of all damages - these should be clear and where possible relate to images on the item description. Also it is imperative that you KEEP ALL PACKAGING UNTIL CLAIMS ARE SETTLED. We will request that you also send us images of the packaging - any external damage and the internal packaging etc. Please note that without details of the packaging our courier companies will refuse any claims for damages. Many thanks. I will take up all claims on your behalf when I have been provided with the requested images etc.
Basically - we are not in the business of making anyone unhappy with their purchases and we strive at all times to make everyone 100% delighted with items that they buy from us, and that they arrive with you as described and photographed. Please see our excellent feedback from happy customers.
We pride ourselves on being responsible sellers with over a decade of trading experience behind us in our Edinburgh flagship store (as well as a lifetime of both being collectors!). We always include our address for returns with any order, and we have a good online profile developed over many years in trading in Edinburgh and online.
PARCELS LOST IN THE POST: We send all parcels tracked and signed for. This is for your own safety. If an item gets lost in the post, then we have to follow Royal Mail guidelines as to when a parcel is deemed by them to be lost.
For UK deliveries: we will consider your parcel as lost after 10 WORKING DAYS after proposed date of delivery; at this point, we personally refund you ourselves.
For international deliveries we will consider your parcel lost as follows: for EU parcels this will be after 20 WORKING DAYS, and for the rest of the world this will be 25 WORKING DAYS.
If your parcel is a little late - please try and be patient - sometimes a parcel gets delayed in the post - and although we can sympathise with the nuisance of postal delays - once a parcel is out of our hands we are quite restricted in what we can do to hurry it along for you. We apologise in advance when delays happen - but we always pay for a quality delivery service for you and are certainly unhappy when your parcel gets delayed. We always post out promptly to you.
If it appears that you have simply changed your mind about your purchase after we have posted out - we would have to request that you agree to pay for ALL postage costs, especially if there are no actual issues with the condition of the item on receipt and it arrives with you just as described and as shown in our photographs etc.
If you would like further photographs for you to fully assess the condition of an item - please ask for more images of specific areas to be sent to you before you commit to the purchase of an item, and will help satisfy that you are happy with the condition of the item to be sent to you.
All our items for sale are quality vintage items - we try to source items which are in excellent condition with no damages. But where something is very rare, we shall occasionally list these - but any major condition issues will be clearly described for these pieces.
As vintage items - you might expect to find minor scratches or blemishes commensurate with age and use of the item, or indeed which have occurred in the manufacture - but any major faults or issues will, of course, be pointed or photographed for you.
IconicEdinburgh ARE HAPPY TO SHIP TO YOU WORLDWIDE - JUST ASK FOR A PERSONAL POSTAGE QUOTE FOR YOUR LOCATION AND ITEM.
As parcels are charged by weight there is often variations in costs for international shipping. We are happy to provide a personalised quote for your items. We use Royal Mail signed and tracked for postage - and make sure all items are fully insured in transit.
Any parcel over 2kg in weight might prove to be expensive to post; especially to the Americas, Australia and the Far East - but happy to search for the best shipping quotes and services for you.
IconicEdinburgh make sure that we pack up your parcels properly and with care and use sturdy boxes and plenty of bubble wrap to keep safe in transit.
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I cried.
Yup. Tears and all.
identity crisis... remember?
... to be continued.
Hi Shelley-
You are so pretty - model like - YES!!!! and a wonderful inspiration to us all - no matter what we are trying to achieve. You show us it can be done - BEAUTIFULLY!
Yay! Excited for the next installments!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your transformation! You are adorable and it's very motivating to see your change. Love your blog - even when it's not DIY!ReplyDelete
This series TOTALLY excites me. As an always-bigger girl, I've struggled my whole life to find my fashion identity. Somehow, my mind is always dressing my "ideal body," and I never seem to get around to accessorizing the body I HAVE. This struggle has intensified as I, like you, make my way toward a healthier me. Thanks for being transparent. You encourage me.ReplyDelete
you look very pretty! amazing transformationReplyDelete
Shelley, I was just looking at a photo of everyone in Az. a couple of years ago...I hadn't realized just how much you changed. You've always looked great, but you really went from a young style to such a hip sophisticated you. Love your guts!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing! You look amazing, keep growing, it helps us all. :)ReplyDelete
Growing as in changing... :)ReplyDelete
I think you are the cutest thing and have such a fun personality!! You are one of those gals that I would just love to know in person! I love every one of your posts whether it's diy or personal. Keep up the good work!! You are amazing!!!ReplyDelete
You are beyond gorgeous!!! And...an amazing inspiration for all of us trying to implement change in our own lives. Blessings to you! XOReplyDelete
WOW...just WOW - you look amazing!!!!!ReplyDelete
You are so beautiful!!i love everything about you! I too have been through a year of finding myself and I admire you that you aren't afraid of putting it out there and inspiring and helping others. I am not at that point yet and honestly don't know how to get there but I hope to tell my story! :)ReplyDelete
Wow! The photo from 2010 to now really shows how far you have come. Congrats! I now it was a lot of work. Wish I could get myself together and loss some weight.ReplyDelete
Love this Shelley! About two years ago I did an online fashion session and it has totally changed the way I look and shop for clothes. I still struggle a bit but now I know what kinds of clothes to look for that work for my body type. I love Whippy Cake and can't wait to see what she has in store for the new year!!ReplyDelete
I feel compelled to comment on this post and tell you how much I identify with this topic. I commend you for taking risks and stepping into a happier you. All of your hard work is paying off, you look simply amazing. Your new style seems to fit your personality perfectly. I love it! I love it!ReplyDelete
I'm so proud and happy for you. You have worked so hard and it definitely shows! You look great!ReplyDelete
Shelley you are gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Your the cutest! Can't wait to read this week's posts!
Your an inspiration for sure!!!
I'm gonna love these posts. I could use a friend like Becki for help in the style department. You look lovely. Good luck on your journey to becoming awesomer.ReplyDelete
I've never commented before but just had to say thank you for sharing yourself with us. Oh so many of us are in our own personal search (for style, identity, becoming better...) so a genuine thank you for being so real.ReplyDelete
You look great! Thanks for your honesty!ReplyDelete
WOW!!!!! You look awesome! Congratulations...what an inpiration you are. Gorgeous you, and half the size you were before...you look younger, too! Yay!ReplyDelete
I would SO love to hire Becki, too! I think you look fantastic -- I didn't "know" you 2 years ago but I think your vibrant, sunny personality comes through your appearance very, very well. Your hair is sassy, your clothes and sweet and fun, and your accessories just rock. I think she did an amazing job with you!ReplyDelete
I love love love the photo of you in the yellow jacket!!! You look totally awesome in it and HOT!LOL
Reading about your changes has made me think about the changes I want to do this year and one is about people I have around me as well as the weight loss!
I really liked how you wrote about what you admired in other woman and then looked within to become those qualities you admire (brief overview I know)
But I just wanted to say - thank you for the inspiration!
Shelley! I just love your blog and I feel sometimes that your posts are just for me! Thanks for posting this and I look forward to the others this week. Thanks for being real and being someone I can relate to!ReplyDelete
Awesome post Shelley! You're such an inspiration - I'm beginning my own transformation (finally I know) and I think I need to revisit your fashion posts as I go.ReplyDelete
congratulations on the weight loss, you look fantastic!!ReplyDelete
It's been fun to catch glimpses of your changes this past year. You were beautiful before and certainly look amazing now. Good luck on your continued journey.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the insight! I appreciate your candid-ness!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the insight! I appreciate your candid-ness!!ReplyDelete
you look great ! Im so happy for you !ReplyDelete
What a great post! I am so glad that I am not the only person who has had the identity crisis. I got married and pregnant with my first munchkin before 21, so now at 27, I am out of maternity clothes trying to figure out what "womanhood" looks like for me. From the looks of things, you have it figured out. That gives me hope that I may be able to find myself too.ReplyDelete
Wow. I am jealous. You look so happy! Link me to your diet plan!
Incredible. I am always just so incredibly impressed and happy about people making positive changes and sharing it! It is inspiring and happy and amazing and I am so happy for you! You are gorgeous and your style is to die for, fresh and upbeat. I love visiting The House of Smiths :)ReplyDelete
Wow! You look AMAZING! I can't put it into words - your confidence is just shining through in all of your 2012 pictures. Congratulations!ReplyDelete
I think you have a remarkable style and that you are completely awesome ;-) We can all use fresh starts and now you have me wondering about a new hairstyle for the new year....hmmm...I can't wait to see your next two posts!ReplyDelete
I am fairly new to your blog and I absolutely love it! Your honesty is so refreshing and sincere. Has anyone ever told you that you could be Reese Witherspoon's sister? Thank you so much for sharing.
-Katie (www.thoughtfulology.blogspot.com)
I've been following for a while, and I don't comment a lot, but I must say, you look ahhhhmazing (not that you didn't before). But even more so, I am so happy for you and your inner transformation! Stay beautiful (:ReplyDelete
I just have to tell you, you are ADORABLE! and even though i don't really know you, from I can tell from your posts, you are adorable on the inside too;)!ReplyDelete
Wow you look fabulous! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
You're a great inspiration! I love your blog and admire how positive you are... thanks for all the inspiration :)ReplyDelete
I can't wait for the next posts in this series!ReplyDelete
I love your blog. You have GREAT personal style... for your home and your wardrobe!ReplyDelete
Love it. You look amazing!ReplyDelete
You are totally adorbs and I love each and every one of your posts. You are such an inspiration to me as I strive to lose this extra 50 pounds this year. All I want for Christmas in 2013 is YOUR jaw line! :)ReplyDelete
Can't wait to read the rest. You look fabulous.ReplyDelete
I love it when you do these posts! You always look SO cute and put together - I often hope a little bit of your awsomeness will virtually rub off on me!ReplyDelete
You have truly been an inspiration to me. After following you for the past year and many times was excited for you when you achieved a goal like when you completed the 5K. I recently completed nursing school and promised myself to take care of me when I was done. I have been going to the gym, trying to eat well and working on being happy with me. I have a wonderful support team consisting of my daughter, husband, and friends. I know that it will take more than me to continue on this journey and that I need that constructive criticism every once in a while. Thanks again for your inspiration. Continue on!
I really think you are AWESOME! and so cute.ReplyDelete
Seriously your style is FAB! I need her to come help me! I need someone to tell me what to wear.ReplyDelete
Wow! Yellow is definitely your color! Love that coat on you! Where did you get it?
Check into Dresssing Your Truth .com based in Lehi . It's really a great programReplyDelete
You look AMAZING in that yellow jacket! And all the turquoise in the jewelry really suits you.ReplyDelete
I'm on a similar journey of my own this year and really love reading about yours. You are darling!ReplyDelete
Nice post, i love itReplyDelete
Hey Shelley,
after reading your blog for some time now I'm finally going to say hi now. :)
After loosing about 70lbs last year I agree so much with you on most points and I know what you're talking about clothes shopping, confidence, comfort zone and stuff like that.
Just wanted to tell you that you did a great job and look fabulous and I really like your new style!
Greetings from Germany,
LOVE this, dear sweet Shelley;) I've had a personal identity crises as well as I've lost weight and still can't believe I'm able to wear the size that I'm wearing, but it feels SO good. I have loved all of your pretty accessories in your pic shares--I have always LOVED bold, but only recently do I feel it's ok for me to do it.ReplyDelete
what a great post! you look fabulous!ReplyDelete
You're so amazing and beautiful!!! I'm glad you're finding your style, because you truly are gorgeous!
I've just started my journey to be awesomer, and so far so good (but seriously, I've been on it for less than two weeks!). You're such an inspiration!! I'll be on here every day to read your blog and to pump myself up!!!
Oh Shelley-I think you are so fantastic, and I'm so happy for the newer, happier, more awesome YOU! I think you look FAN-freakin-TASTIC and I appreciate you sharing your transformation with us. I think each one of us at some point in our lives goes through the 'who am I' search and maybe it's really an ongoing thing that we all struggle with on an off through life. I too have felt more confident recently and have subsequently been taking more risks, realizing that I can just be me.
Thanks again for such an awesome blog. I love seeing your DIY stuff, and also enjoy learning more about you and your fabulous self. Looking forward to the next post. xo
You are just so beautiful. Stunning on the outside and stunning on the inside. You are a true beauty and your honesty and your journey make you amazing and divine. Thank you I look forward to part 2 and 3. xxReplyDelete
I have stalked your blog for the past year, and i love your DIY. I also love your other posts and i just want to say i think your doing an awesomer job! You have achieved so much.ReplyDelete
You look amazing! The picture of you in the yellow peacoat is exactly what I would imagine you to dress like based on your home decor. It fits your style perfectly!ReplyDelete
Shelley- THank you so much for sharing! You are such a beautiful person on the inside and out and your new style is fabulous! You rock it so incredibly well!ReplyDelete
Love your blog and love watching your transformation...all these style posts are great..and I NEVER knew Halftees existed! So excited to order a few!ReplyDelete
Great Ideas! I went off and checked out every one of the links in this post and had so much fun reading it all! Congratulations on your identity journey and thank you for sharing it with us. Maybe there are more possibilities out there than I have found in the past...ReplyDelete
Acho admirável o resultado que você vem conseguindo, e também muito inspirador. Obrigada por compartilhar suas experiências!
Love this! I'm in the process of losing weight, so far 15lbs and now just about left 30lbs to go. Its so hard stepping out of my comfort zone to try new styles but I really hate my current "fat me" style and most of my clothes don't even fit right anymore so they look even worse than when they did lol. Thanks for the insight, I haven't been following this blog that long (I think about a year now) and its hard to remember that not everyone always looked as fabulous as they do now... and you look amazing and confident! Hoping to get to that myself soon!!!ReplyDelete
You have the most beautiful skin! I'm so anxious to read your post on skincare! I love the home DIY thing as well and blog about it myself, but always love a good topic detour - and beauty/fashion is always a fun one!ReplyDelete
Loved this post and Im excited to read your upcoming as well. You look beautiful! Be VERY proud of yourself!! Cason better watch out!! lolReplyDelete
I love this so much. You are so beautiful and I am so proud of you. As a fellow 'plus-size shopper' I REALLY appreciate the tips you have shared! I look forward to hearing more.ReplyDelete
Shelley, you are such a true inspiration! Last year I tried to make changes to create a healthier me. I was only 11 lbs successful. That's a start atleast! I have a long way to go but this year there's going to be more risk involved!ReplyDelete
You're totally gonna crack up, but...I LOVE the animal print skinnies! I think that outfit would be so cute with some bright red flats and a big chunky necklace. But that's just me.. I know that everyone has to be comfortable in their own outfit. I know they aren't as figure flattering as a dark wash but they are just so fun that I think it's okay to break some of the 'rules' sometimes...And by the way, I didn't realize just how much weight you've lost until I saw the 2011-2012 difference! I knew you were losing weight but it's just so apparent in the side-by-side...You look amazeballs!ReplyDelete
Wow, how lucky are you to have your own personal coach?!!! I have never felt comfortable in my own skin. What I wouldn't do to have a wonderful friend like yours be so completely honest with you and give pointers to boot! BTW, you look gorgeous!ReplyDelete
You look wonderful! All your hard work is paying off!ReplyDelete
This is great Shelley :) I know I have a lot to learn about myself. And you know, I think I've always had a bit of a complex about being so tiny--I mean really, like I'm a short person and have just let myself get lost sometimes :) Looking forward to everything you'll share this week, and I just have to throw in there, that I love how your same radiant smile has always been there!ReplyDelete
You look AMAZING! I am in the beginning stages of my own weight loss journey & love hearing your story. Where did you get the fitted skinny ankle boot jeans pictured above?ReplyDelete
You are really a beautiful lady! SUCH a beautiful smile... every time I see a pic of you I can't help but smile too.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, Shelley! You look amazing! I am so proud of you, girl. I think it's time for me to get a style session with our sweet friend, Becki. xoxoReplyDelete
You are just precious! I love the outfit with the yellow jacket.
I recently stepped out of my comfort zone, big time - Being a short, chubby girl I never thought I could wear skinnies. But....I recently tried some on, and as long as they are styled correctly, I CAN wear them! I now have three pair that I practically live in - Cobalt blue, red and fuschia. Wearing my red skinnies with my leopard print shoes just makes me happy. And who doesn't absolutely love cobalt blue?? It's a color that looks fabulous on just about everyone.
I'm so glad I found your blog. You inspire me in so many ways. Thank you!
Shelley, Congratulations on all of your hard work and success. I love your blog for the wonderful home ideas, but to now hear a little about your personal success is great. Share on and be proud of yourself.ReplyDelete
I absolutely love you and all of your genuine ability to share yourself with us! Such a beautiful woman, inside and out! Congratulations on all of your hard work...I look forward to seeing all you do in 2012!
Much love,
Virginia @ LiveLoveDIY
Love you! Your an amazing woman, and you look great! I Loooove the yellow coat you are wearing!ReplyDelete
Looking forward to hearing more!!
You are a beautiful girl, both Before & After! Love the pics of your transformation! Congrats!!ReplyDelete
LOVE. LOVE. LOVE. Seriously, Shelley, I've been reading the HOS for a while now (years?!) and I cannot even begin to tell you the change I *see* in you. Now, more than ever, it's more fun to come check out what the Smith's are up to. The confidence & excitement you exude from your pictures and posts is a true breath of fresh air. You are already awesomer - truly. And Cason must be in hog heaven... It's as if you JUMPED out of your chair, KICKED it back against the wall and PUFFED out your chest when someone asked "Will the REAL Slim Shelley please stand up!?!"
Too much? (especially with the Eminem reference) lol… I am just excited for you - and for us readers who get to witness it all!
Thank you for sharing!
It's fantastic that you've come to this point in your life and have someone who can point you in the right direction. I think lots of us women try so hard and can't figure out what we're doing wrong. I've been on this evolving roller coaster that started with the birth of my daughter in 2011 and now I'm pregnant with baby #2. I have little idea where I'm going with my style and now that I know people exist out there who can help me figure out I really want to find someone!ReplyDelete
You are such an inspiration!! Thank u so much sweet momma!! XxReplyDelete
i adore. you. you ARE awesomeR!
you are a beauty. inside. and out. the best kind of beauty. asking isn't always easy. you did it. Risk paid off.
thanks for inspiring me everyday.
love you.
Go you good thing - this post just shows how much you've grown and changed, and it's fantastic! I've loved you posts on your fitness and training (even though I came here looking for all your DIY stuff!)ReplyDelete
You are and always have been beautiful inside and out, you just didn't realize it! I'm so happy to hear that you have more self confidence to go with your new body. You rock it girl! Nothing is prettier than a modest, self confident woman.
Congratulations, your hard work has definitely paid off!
Shelley! it has been nothing but fun to have a small part in your journey. I've been in awe as I have had the chance to watch you evolve into the freaking cool person you are. I love that you are even more beautiful on the inside and that you continue to inspire me as a person. I feel so lucky to have you as a true friend and I get all giddy anytime someone mistakes us for sisters. I wish!
Love you to bits! XOXO,
awesome, awesome, and awesomer. You are beautiful insida and out, and while I love your DIY posts, I am excited to read these "self" posts.
I love you Shelley! I wish I had a Becki to take me and teach/style me too! I am ALWAYS in skinnies, a black tank and kinos sandals. every stinkin day. :)
You go girl! So proud of you!! :-)ReplyDelete
You go girl! So proud of you!! :-)ReplyDelete
Your honesty is so refreshing and inspiring. You just helped me make the decision to do something I didn't think I had the courage to do. (Sorry for being vague!) Thanks for being YOU. :)ReplyDelete
You rock that new look, Shelley! Thanks for the inspiration and the laughs. You make my day. :)ReplyDelete
You look fantastic! I too am on a self transformation! Thank you for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
Shout out from ARGENTINA, Im Melina and I've been following your posts for some time now, firs feedback though... You have realy inspired me to try to become a better me ("Be good, do good and become better" right? ;) ) So I wanted to say thank you!
Shelley girl, you lookin' AWESOME! and you rockin' that NEW YOU! I love the evolving transformation and of course all the pointers, as always:) Thank you for being a constant inspiration. xoxoReplyDelete
I am guessing Becki is local to you but how I would LOVE a stylist to get my wardrobe in order. I really hate my closet.
You look amazing and have great style.
You are such a true inspiration! Every time I read your post on your new you I cry! You look amazing!!ReplyDelete
You are truly an inspiration!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tips and inspiration! You were beautiful before but with Becki's advice it was enhanced even more! Congratulations on your accomplishment.ReplyDelete
You are beautiful and inspiring and completely adorable!! I look forward to all of your blog posts ... room transformations as well as personal!! Thanks for giving us such a happy place in internet-land!ReplyDelete
Shelley, you look great!! What an inspiration. I always look at myself and just think I've gone to far into this fat body to ever go back, but you give me hope. You look great!! and you are SO brave for sharing your story with the world!!! I love your hair short. It's very flattering on you!! and when you said those words about feeling like a thin woman trapped in a big womans body I felt like you were reading my mind. I have felt like that for so long!!! I also have no idea what 'my style' really is. Right now it's whatever I can squeeze into that is comfortable... ie, stretchy pants and t-shirts. I hope that someday I can actually have a style.
Thank you for sharing your journey!!
Love your style, and totally crushing on that apron in your one pic. Where is it from, or is there a pattern to make one? It is super cute and I'd love to find one like that.ReplyDelete
i don't know if you have time to read all of the comments you get, but you look amazing! i'm so happy for you! i follow your blog, try to copy your stuff! lol! and have seen all your weight loss post! well done! you had a goal and worked hard to achieve it! just wanted to say great job!ReplyDelete
I just came across you blog and I too am a very large beautiful gal like yourself! I am 35 lbs down from 270 and I have never felt better. You are a big insperation to me now!ReplyDelete
You should be soooooo proud of your transformation!!! You look fantastic! You have inspired me to also get healthier and start exercising. Thanks for the motivation! XOXOReplyDelete
You look amazing! I have that same black ruffle shirt in your 2010 picture...Maurices, right? So...where do you get your clothes now? They are adorable!ReplyDelete
girl you are just AWESOME!! you look amazing and I love your posts like this! I'm off to go catch up on the rest. you are so inspiring and I SO wish we lived closer so we could hang out!
shut.the.front.door. you look awesomer than awesome girl!! look at you go... beautiful! much love to you ♥ReplyDelete
You area freaking DOLL big, little or somewhere in between! Simply lovely!!
I always felt like a much slimmer, stylish girl locked in a huge, limited, fat-girl body..... that is DEAD ON me! i think of myself as about 4 sizes smaller but then i look in the mirror and yikes and finding clothes in my size is horrible. i am too big for non plus and too small for most plus size options in the stores. your transformation is AMAZINGReplyDelete
Thanks so much for being so honest and down to earth! No matter what size you are, you're TRULY GORGEOUS!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for being so honest and down to earth! No matter what size you are, you're TRULY GORGEOUS!ReplyDelete
You look wonderful!!!!! Good for you! And by extention, good for your family too!ReplyDelete
Amazing make over! You look great! Something that helped me through my transformation was Dressing Your Truth... it's pretty amazing! Now I feel more at peace with who I am inside and how I dress on the outside to show it off :D Great work, it is hard work right? Figuring things out! Way to stick to it!ReplyDelete
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