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Without exception, I believe that painful truths are better than nice lies. I respect the hell out of people who just tell it like it is;. Does everyone else hate these things as much as I do? I never know what to say...either I blabber like an idiot or I leave it so blank that it's basically worthless. OK, I'll suck it up and try to not write a novel. A little about me: I'm stubborn to a fault (always yours, never mine). I cuss, a lot (I know it's not a very ladylike thing to do, and that's OK because I'm not really a 'lady'). I have been at the same job for nearly 19 years now, I love what I do and most days I even like the people I work with. I have 4 amazing children, and I spend entirely too much time yelling at them from the sidelines/bleachers of various sporting events. When I'm not encouraging my kids to kick someone else's ass, you can find me playing games, reading, watching movies, hiking/walking, drinking coffee with friends or missing my dogs. I am still best friends with my ex-husband. For some reason that weirds people out, so just thought I'd put that out there for you. I'm fairly uncomfortable in new situations and tend to overcompensate my awkwardness with humor. I love to laugh, I love to make others laugh (even if it's at my expense) and I've been told I have a great smile. Honestly, I can be a fairly shallow person. In theory (and those pretty little white lies), looks don't matter. Well, if that's true for you, then I envy your depth of character, because it's not true for me. I'll flat out say it: looks matter. Should they? no, but they do. Now that I've made myself sound like a complete bitch (but at least an honest one), I will say that while they DO matter, they aren't the end-all be-all. If I can find someone who can stimulate my mind and my funny-bone, then they are instantly 100x more physically attractive as well. Finally, I'm going to say it again for emphasis: painful truths are better than nice lies. So if you ask me "does my ass look fat in these jeans" I'm going to answer honestly. If I ask you the same thing (which I won't because I know it's not the jeans...) then I'd expect the same. Don't sugar-coat stuff to make it "nicer", because 99% of the time, it's bullshit and I know it.
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615 South Tustin Street has a Walk Score of 57 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Orange. Nearby parks include Yorba Park, Hart Park and Avalon Park.
Nearby schools include Rossier Park Elementary School, Lycee International De Los Angeles - Orange County and Palmyra Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are J C Market, La Bodega Market and Fresh & Easy.
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I have recently started to experience strange behavior with my assets pipeline. I am using Ruby on Rails (3.2.3). Notable libraries I'm using:
# From Gemfile
gem 'jquery-rails'
gem 'therubyracer', :require => 'v8'
gem "less-rails"
gem 'twitter-bootstrap-rails', '>= 2.1.6'
gem 'sass-rails', '~> 3.2.3'
gem 'devise', '~> 2.2.3' # Note: Recently upgraded
I recently went to compile my assets and am hitting this wall:
$ bundle exec rake assets:precompile RAILS_ENV=development --trace
** Invoke assets:precompile (first_time)
** Execute assets:precompile
/Users/tim/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p374/bin/ruby /Users/tim/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p374/bin/rake assets:precompile:all RAILS_ENV=development RAILS_GROUPS=assets --trace
** Invoke assets:precompile:all (first_time)
** Execute assets:precompile:all
** Invoke assets:precompile:primary (first_time)
** Invoke assets:environment (first_time)
** Execute assets:environment
** Invoke environment (first_time)
** Execute environment
** Invoke tmp:cache:clear (first_time)
** Execute tmp:cache:clear
** Execute assets:precompile:primary
expected ')' got '}'
Command failed with status (1): [/Users/tim/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p374/bin...]
I have spent the last few hours looking into this issue any trying to find a clue as to where this issue is happening. At this point, my main problem is the feedback / error output I'm getting from rails. With the trace, I'm still looking at a problem that seems to exist within one of my many asset files / directories. Other methods of debugging or file tracking during compilation (maybe a more verbose mode of compilation?) would be great at this point.
My next step is to go through my Git commit log and see what changes to the assets pipeline may have caused this problem.


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Encrypted Backup Solution "Home Paranoia Edition"
How to safeguard your personal data with TrueCrypt and SpiderOak.
There are so many cases of personal identifiable information (PII) or any type of data exposed on the Internet today. The details provided in this article may assist in safeguarding your tax information, social security number or password file. The setup this article describes will help keep your personal data at home safe and secure in this "cyber-security"-connected world. This includes virtual/physical security compromises—the only truly secure system is one that is unplugged and locked in a vault. This solution is not all-encompassing and does have limitations, but it is sound enough for safeguarding personal data.
The first step is addressing the physical aspect of security. This is a critical step, because some notable compromises are a direct result of someone having physical access to a system. You always should prepare yourself for the possibility that your beloved electronic devices could be in hands of someone other than you at any given moment. This situation could occur on a train, or in a coffee shop, automobile or home, and you must assume your data is lost when it is outside your control.
This article describes utilizing whole disk encryption to reduce some of the risks provided by a great open-source Linux operation system (Ubuntu 12.10). Whole disk encryption is a key factor, especially when considering all of the recent events concerning stolen government laptops that contained millions of social security numbers.
Figure 1. Setup screen for encrypting your home directory in Ubuntu during initial operating system installation.
The next key step in safeguarding your personal information is by adding another security layer by encrypting home directories during the initial installation (Figure 1). You may be the only one using this system; however, if others are able to access your system while it's running, this may slow them down from trying to access information contained in a home directory.
You will need to run the command:
sudo apt-get install ecryptfs-utils cryptsetup
using an advanced packaging tool-capable distribution. This will install the encrypting utilities needed to encrypt your home directory.
The next step is to log in or create another user account with root privileges to run the following command on the user's home directory (Figure 2):
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Then, you need to log in to the encrypted home directory account before rebooting the machine (as stated in the important note screen), providing a roll-back opportunity in the event of any unexpected complications during the encryption process.
encryptfs-unwrap-passphrase to record your randomly generated mount
passphrase. Keep this passphrase safe, because you may need it to
recover your encrypted files. Also, ensure that you reboot your system and
remove the un-encrypted backup folder (Figure 3).
Figure 2. If encrypting your home folder was missed during initial
installation, use
encryptft-utils to encrypt your home
Figure 3. This is important feedback information "record passphrase as
soon as possible" that will be generated from the
encryptfs-migrate-home command.
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I decided it's time to show you my Spring wishlist since I have enough items on my mind to call it a list ;). Next season - I don't call it 'this' cause I still haven't seen anything of it, I'm still freezing outside - So, next season I want to present myself wearing more colors. I prefer the bright monochrome colors to keep it basic but colorful. I almost clicked the Adidas Supercolor's home but I'm still not sure about the color. Choosing one pair out of 50 colors is a very hard thing! Also on the wishlist: a bum bag which very easy in summer, a midi dress - will I finally dare to try this? I love it on other people but I'm so afraid to try it myself, Calvin klein underwear cause those tops are a perfect solution to wear under see trough shirts or dropped armholes, a black and white bag and of course the perfect striped top. As you can see it's going to be a comfortable season for me. The quote of the picture is my new moto, I'll definitely keep it on my mind when I click something home the next time! What's on you spring list?
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The Art of Vintage Leather Jackets
A blog about the history of vintage leather jacket fashion and fashion production. I'm always looking for pictures of cool stuff send me some pics of your grandpa in a cool leather jacket and a story! I can also be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. I am currently making my own leather jackets in Canada. Ask me and I will try and help you with whatever you need to know. Just click on comments at the bottom of each post to leave me a message or comment. ヴィンテージのレザージャケット ヴィンテージレザージャケット
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
1970s Ibex six pocket leather jacket
This vintage jacket was made in England in the 1970s by Ibex of England – "Elegance in Leather". It is made of what feels like lightweight deer, in a six pocket pattern made famous by East West Leathers. This style has been widely reproduced - Aero Leathers made a version as the "Hippie Jacket" and Levis made several versions as part of their LVC line as the "Scorched Up" jacket. But as evidenced by this jacket, a '70s original, even with makers from the era, that type of pattern proliferation was rampant. It has a six pocket front. The top two are open, the bottom four are pleated and flapped, and the bottom two have buckled belts assuring a secure closure. The back has side adjusters, and the sleeves have motorcycle jacket style zippers. Zippers are all English Clix brand. The jacket has a western style back yoke as well as pleats. The sleeve zippers have distinctive u shaped surrounds. The jacket is tagged a size 40.
Monday, February 2, 2015
German double breasted leather jacket
Friday, January 30, 2015
German motorcycle jacket
This vintage jacket was made in Germany in the late 1950s-early 1960s. It is a classically German double breasted cut, with a wide collar and concentric stitching on the shoulders and elbows. The bottom portion of the jacket is quilted. There is a zipped breast pocket, partially under the lapel, as well as zippers on the sleeves and at the side vents, where there would be laces on an American made jacket. The jacket appears to be made from an imitation leather product from its stamped grain pattern. The jacket is lined in a heavy moleskin, and there are two interior pockets. The zippers are all marked with sailboats. The inside of the jacket is embossed with the maker's name, VEB, Freiberger Leder Bekleidung, which translates to Freiberger motorcycle leathers.
Imitation leather jackets go back as far as leather jackets popularity. The workmanship and detailing on this one point to it not having been a particularly inexpensive piece originally, though I'm sure it was less than the leather models,
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
1960s Brent half-belt jacket
This vintage leather jacket was made in the 1960s for Montgomery Ward under their Brent label. It is a classic half-belt cossack leather jacket style, popular from the 1930s-1960s. While it is not labeled, with its heavier weight, this feels like a steerhide rather than horsehide. This one has a larger Talon zipper than earlier models, as well as a quilted nylon lining. These are rare to find in larger sizes like this, and even rarer to find in such good condition.
This type of '60s version, with its heavier leather, simplified lines and detailing and disproportionately large zipper seems to be more in line with the "ruggedly manly" perception some people have of '30s jackets of this style who have never handled the originals.
Friday, January 23, 2015
1980s Reproduction belted leather surcoat
This leather jacket was made in the 1980s or so in the style of a 1940s fully belted leather surcoat. The belt buttons on and off like the originals (though most of them have lost their front sections). It has a zipper front (the nylon ykk is a giveaway to an otherwise nice reproduction) and a bi-swing back.
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
T.W. Stevenson leather lined mackinaw coat
This coat is an early-style shawl collared mackinaw. It is double breasted, belted, with patch pockets and is constructed from heavy brown mackinaw wool. The coat is fully leather lined, body and sleeves. Such leather linings were popular in the 1910s-1920s as a windproof layer in outdoor / workwear coats. Starting in the late 1920s, leather became a more a more popular material for coat exteriors, and the popularity of the position wool and leather switched. The coat has the name Walter Sternitzke written in the lining, though the coat was probably originally purchased by his father, Reinhold Sternizke, a farmer from the town of Aitkin, Minnesota.
For another leather lined shawl collar coat from this period, see here: http://vintageleatherjackets.blogspot.com/2014/08/1920s-leather-lined-coat.html
Monday, January 19, 2015
German Theatre-made A-2 Flight jacket
This vintage A-2 leather flight jacket was made in the 1940s, either at the end of the war or during occupation. A-2s ceased to be produced in 1943, but remained popular with servicemen, leading to a secondary market for non-contract private production. Theatre made examples like this are rare, but were commissioned by Americans who wanted a jacket that was no longer available through official channels. It is made loosely to the A-2 pattern, with a shirt style collar secured by snaps, flapped, snapped patch pockets, knit cuffs and collar, and a zipper front with a wind flap. The jacket has a one piece back and two piece sleeves. Unlike contract examples, this one has a Prym snap closure on the windflap, which takes the place of the hook and eye fastening usually found on the collar stand. The jacket has war-time German hardware, with a Zipp main zipper (with the back marked DRP, which stands for Deutschers ReichsPatent, and points to a 1945 or before dating of manufacture of the zipper). All the snaps are PRYM brand. The jacket is lined with a typically German plaid, which has been heavily worn and has been patched.
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Sunday, September 14, 2014
Jack C. Miles two tone halfbelt leather jacket
I find regional leather jacket styles very interesting. For example, the deerskin jackets made in Wisconsin have distinctive patterns which changed very little over the decades. Denver also had their own sense of style when it came to leather jackets, one which seems to be unique to makers in that city. Last August, I profiled one of these makers, A.T. Hendrick, whose history can be found at http://vintageleatherjackets.blogspot.com/2013/08/at-hendrick-leather-jackets.html
I recently was fortunate enough to buy another jacket, made by Jack C. Miles, a furrier and taxidermist operating on Broadway in Denver. The pattern, with its button front, boxy cut, zip breast pocket, and distinctive cuffs, is very similar to the one made by Hendrick. This one is two tone, which really pops all the detailing.
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Sunday, August 24, 2014
Abercrombie and Fitch utility jacket
Before they became what they are today, Abercrombie and Fitch outfitted presidents and sold such high quality goods as this beautifully simple utility jacket, made in the early 1950s.
Saturday, August 23, 2014
1941 Aviation Style jacket
Here's a step on the way to the motorcycle jacket. 1941, with zipped sleeves and a D pocket. The epaulettes give it a bit of an A-2 vibe.
Friday, August 22, 2014
1941 Boyville Aviator jacket
These jackets must have been fun for the makers at the time. How many pocket and fiddly details can be tacked on? This one has handwarmers, a "chart pocket" and a small pocket, described on this one as a change pocket.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
1940 - Boyville JR aviator's jacket
I love seeing jacket designs in unexpected materials. Case in point- the Aviator style, complete with D pocket and cigarette pocket (though I would guess they weren't used for maps or cigarettes in the 2-8 year old size range), rendered in blue plaid instead of the leather which is associated with the style. Very sporty.
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Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $60,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have not changed over the past 3 months. This is 297% lower than the state average of $3,949 and 139% lower than the country average of $2,378.
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Lundqvist plans to auction off helmet to help Hurricane Sandy victims
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Want Henrik Lundqvist's helmet? Well, it's yours if you have enough money.
In an effort to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy, the Vezina Trophy winning goaltender announced on Twitter that he will auction off his helmet.
Lundqvist isn't the only person associated with the sport that has decided to do something to help the recovery effort. St. Louis Blues and Nashville Predators alumni will play a charity game to raise money for storm relief.
The New York Isladners' AHL-affiliate, the Bridgeport Sound Tigers are also offering free tickets to this weekends games to give those impacted by the storm a chance to enjoy themselves during these difficult times.
Fans going to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers can also bring non-perishable food for those victimized by the storm.
Lundqvist plans to reveal more details regarding the auction on Monday. The picture to your upper right was provided by Lundqvist via Twitter.
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Blackhawks duo "had a good thing going."
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Could really use a win tonight versus the Rangers.
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Mar 31, 2015, 2:40 PM EDT
"I can speak from experience that home ice matters."
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Mar 31, 2015, 1:59 PM EDT
Florida's season is essentially on the line.
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Sportsnet's Stephen Brunt, not pulling any punches.
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He was Florida's first-round pick (23rd overall) at the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.
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Pronounced "koo-koo."
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A gold prediction? Leggy Anne Hathaway slips into metallic minidress at the Costume Designers Guild Awards just days before she learns her Oscars fate
She has a very good chance of scoring a coveted gold statuette at this weekend's Oscars after being nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Les Miserables.
And it seems that Anne Hathaway is getting into the spirit of all that glitters is gold early.
The 30-year-old star slipped into a stunning metallic Gucci minidress as she attended the 15th Annual Costume Designers Guild Awards in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night.
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All that glitters: Anne Hathaway slipped into a stunning metallic Gucci minidress as she attended the 15th Annual Costume Designers Guild Awards in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night
The actress looked incredibly leggy in the attire which featured pretty cut-out detailing at the chest.
Anne continued with the glitzy theme by paring her ensemble with bejwelled gold heels and accessorising with Kwiat diamond bangles on her wrist.
The Catwoman star, who famously chopped her hair for her role as Fantine in her Oscar-nominated film, slicked her brunette tresses to the side.
Leggy lady: The actress looked incredibly leggy in the attire which featured subtle cut-out detailing at the chest
Styling: The Catwoman star, who famously chopped her hair for her role as Fantine in her Oscar-nominated film, slicked her brunette tresses to the side
VIDEO: Anne Hathaway shimmers at Costume Designers Guild Awards
With a clear nod to vintage Hollywood glamour, the actress applied heavy smokey eyeshadow on her eyelids as well as lashings of mascara and eyeliner in a wing-tipped style.
Completing her look was an application of chocolate lipstick, which complemented her overall appearance.
The glitzy gala was an event to celebrate costume design.
Flawless: With a clear nod to vintage Hollywood glamour, the actress applied heavy smokey eyeshadow on her eyelids as well as lashings of mascara and eyeliner in a wing-tipped style
Pals: Anne posed with new father Steve Martin inside the event held at the Beverly Hilton
Animated speaker: She was very lively as she got on stage
And actresses Amy Poehler and Ginnifer Goodwin also both experimented with their style as they attended the awards.
The two actresses opted for two very different dramatic ensembles as they too walked the red-carpet with Anne.
Amy went for a quirky black Prada satin number complete with cape-style feature around the shoulders.
Lighting up the room: Anne's gown even glistened as she sat inside the awards for dinner
Honoured with a gong: Presenter Russell Crowe gave her the Spotlight Award
Got the Lacoste crocodile: Her Les Miserables co-star posed with her backstage afterwards
Supportive: Inside the event Anne posed with Costume Designer Paco Delgado
The Parks and Recreation star displayed her curves in the figure-hugging ensemble, which she paired with black platform heels and a pair of standout semi-precious stone earrings.
Meanwhile, Ginnifer wore a dramatic floor-length red sateen gown featuring tiny cap sleeves and sheer panelling at the hem of the skirt.
Long and short of it: Actresses Ginnifer Goodwin and Amy Poehler opted for dramatic designs
Funnywomen: Amy posed with Bridesmaids star Kristen Wiig inside
The 34-year-old He's Just Not That Into You star let her dress do the talking by simply carrying a matching clutch.
GInnifer walked the red-carpet with her boyfriend and Once Upon A Time co-star Josh Dallas, who looked dapper in a black tuxedo.
Date night: Ginnifer brought along her boyfriend and Once Upon A Time co-star Josh Dallas as her date
Taking a walk on the wild side: Bridesmaids star Maya Rudolph also attended the event after news recently emerged that she is reportedly pregnant with her fourth child with writer and director Paul Thomas Andersen
Close knit: The actress also posed with Amy and Kristen
Bridesmaids star Maya Rudolph also attended the event after news emerged that she is reportedly pregnant with her fourth child with writer and director Paul Thomas Andersen.
The Saturday Night Live alum attempted to hide any sign of a baby bump by slipping on a billowing animal print kaftan.
The 40-year-old actress was joined by her Bridesmaids co-star Kristen Wiig, who looked fashion forward in a white, almost Sixties-style shift.
All wrapped up: Meanwhile, Lily Collins made a dramatic entrance in a monochrome plunging floor length gown
Stunning: The daughter of Grammy Award winning singer Phil, was all wrapped up in the sexy ensemble, which featured a giant white bow at the back
Showing off her recently dyed red hair, the fashion forward funnywoman accessorised with a chic tan and pink clutch and a pair of sand-coloured suede heels with strap feature.
This time without her boyfriend, Strokes drummer Fabrizio Moretti, the star posed with Saturday Night Live fellow alumni Maya and Amy inside the event.
Meanwhile, Lily Collins made a dramatic entrance in a monochrome plunging floor length gown.
White hot: Kristen looked fashion forward in a white, almost Sixties-style shift
Dazzling: British star Cat Deeley also opted for metallic accents in her clinging full-length nude long sleeve gown
Presenter: The British star presented one of the awards at the event
Perfection in purple: Famke Janssen showed off her curves in strapless purple
Racy: Madeline Stowe went for a racy look in her black leather and velvet corseted gown
Strike a pose: The actress was confident in her daring gown as she posed for the cameras
The daughter of Grammy Award winning singer Phil, was all wrapped up in the sexy ensemble, which featured a giant white bow at the back.
Lily went for old Hollywood-style waves in her hair and was ever the vixen with matching red nails and lipstick.
British star Cat Deeley also opted for metallic accents in her clinging full length long sleeve nude gown.
Full circle: Actress Christa B. Allen made a dramatic entrance in her gold gown
Costume-style: The Revenge actress's attire was made out of beautiful gold Japanese printed fabric
Mad style: Mad Men star Jon Hamm and his longterm girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt struck a stylish pair
The figure-hugging attire featured a heavily embellished sheath over the flesh-coloured material.
The blonde So You Think You Can Dance host wore her flaxen tresses out in a poker-straight style and carried a simple silver clutch.
Steve Martin, who just announced that he became a father for the first time at the age of 67, made his first red-carpet appearance since sharing his happy news.
The Parenthood star grinned from ear-to-ear as he posed with Anne inside the awards.
Showing some skin: Fellow Revenge starlet Ashley Madekwe displayed her abs in a two piece floral ensemble
Beautiful in black: Actress Meredith Monroe and presenter Salli Richardson-Whitfield both wore black for their evening out
Anne has less than a week before she finds out if she will take home the coveted golden statue at the Oscars next Sunday.
She's up against Amy Adams, Sally Field, Helen Hunt and Jacki Weaver, for the Best Supporting Actress gong where she was nominated for her role as Fantine in Les Misérables.
If she wins this award she will have taken home every prestigious honour going, thereby sealing her status as one of Hollywood's finest actresses.
Industry bigwigs: Steve hobnobbed with Paramount Pictures Chairman/CEO Brad Grey at the event
On his best behaviour: Comedian Joel McHale did not get up to any mischief on the night
At the Costume Designer Guild Awards
on Tuesday night, SNL stars Maya, Amy and Kristen were there to see
producer, writer, comedian and creator of SNL, Lorne Michaels, receive
the Distinguished Collaborator Award.
Career Achievement Awards were presented to costume designers Judianna
Makovsky and Eduardo Castro for their outstanding work in film and
This year's Spotlight Award was presented to Oscar-nominated Anne.
Exciting night: Costume Designer Jill Ohanneson and actor Gabriel Mann pose in the foyer at the event
Dressing the part: Costume Designer Julie Vogel showed off her fashion flair
Black and gold: Nashville star Connie Britton looked gorgeous in clinging black and gold as she presented an award
Round of applause: Shirley MacLaine was seen clapping enthusiastically in the audience
Pretty petal: Anne dressed in all black as she stopped at a flower shop in Beverly Hills on Tuesday
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We all want to be healthy and well. Achieving this goal requires some time and effort, but the payoff is well worth it. Regular exercise helps lower blood pressure, helps slow your heart rate, and helps you sleep better at night. Regular exercise often helps people lose weight and puts a spring in their step. Regular exercise puts color in your cheeks and gives your skin that certain glow. Exercise is a very good thing.
Chiropractic care helps us get the most out of our exercise by making hidden reserves available for peak performance. Regular chiropractic care removes nerve interference and keeps the joints of our spine moving freely, eliminating roadblocks to full mobility and full function. By helping optimize our nerve systems and musculoskeletal systems, regular chiropractic care helps get our bodies in shape so that we can do the exercises needed to keep our bodies in shape.
Regardless of the method you choose, stretching is an important part of your regular exercise activities. The extra few minutes spent either warming up or cooling down will help you maintain your exercise program achieve long-term health and well-being.
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With the company's push toward global commonality in powertrain components, it was inevitable.The first official inkling we had was a comment by Andreas Renschler, head of Daimler Trucks at Daimler AG, during the 2011 American Trucking Associations annual management conference. It wasn't so much his words as the twinkle in his eye that suggested we were in for something good.
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Nitinol is firmly established as the "go-to" material for demanding medical device applications. Its growing presence throughout the medical industry can lull designers and decision-makers into design "traps". This webinar will examine a dozen interesting pitfalls to empower design teams to be more effective. Participants -- managers, influencers, and designers -- come away with cautionary tales and a refreshed respect for nitinol and the usefulness of training and expertise.
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I have zero experience in hybridizing but it sounded like a fun project, I want to cross a tiny tim tomato with a burnley bounty tomato to make a cherry tomato that grows well in the winter time, inside under lights or in a sunny inside position. From what I understand the burnley bounty tomato is about best late tomato available in australia and it produces well into late winter here. How would I go about transferring the cold hardiness of this tomato into the tiny tim plant and how many generations might this take? Is this possible? Might I better spend my time by just growing the tiny tim plant under these colder indoor conditions and just selecting the seeds from the strongest plants generation after generation?
I like to dabble in the art of hybridizing, but I would leave tomato hybridizing to the experts that have a lot of acreage to devote to the subject. You would have to grow hundreds of plants and test them for height, hardiness, disease, etc. If you are really interested in hybridizing, why not start out with a smaller project and smaller plants to begin with? I hybridize African violets for a hobby, and I have to grow at least a hundred plants to blooming size to get something that even comes close to what I want. I may only get one good plant out of a hundred. Can you imagine doing that with plants as large as tomato plants?
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Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic has been transforming the streets of Penang, Malaysia with a brilliant series of interactive murals. These four inspiring designs created within the last month combine a mixture of painted figures and found objects, like a couple of cheeky children riding on a bicycle or a giant portrait of a girl pushing herself up on two windows.
These iconic, lighthearted pieces have become enormously popular across the city, where passersby get a kick out of taking photos of themselves immersed in the scene displayed on the wall behind them. By fusing the physical world with his imagination, the Penang-based artist makes street art that is realistic yet creative, engaging the public who stop and take in the view.
Already the cool artwork has been getting a lot of attention in the press and blogs, so watch this space for more pieces from our latest favorite artist!
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hezull August 21, 2012 at 4:34 am
My wife and I are on vacation in Penang all the way from NYC, USA. We've enjoyed daily self-guided walking tours to explore the flavor of the City. In and out of different neighborhoods we continuously gaze at buildings for Ernest's murals after discovering our favorite on Armenian Street = the cheeky children riding on a bicycle. So far we have captured 4 and e-mailed the photos to our family and friends in the USA.
Many have responding telling us not to come home until we have all of Ernest's murals on film. Ernest, is a very talented artist.
alexlee July 5, 2012 at 5:47 am
Of the numerous times I've been to Penang, the street art has changed the way how drivers react to tourist and one of the narrowest streets in Penang (no five foot ways). This is the best example of art in urbanism in Malaysia
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I've just started my journey into home brewing (AKA I've only made one batch so far, and even that is still fermenting). But the one thing I seem to have noticed is that a reliable and steady fermentation temp is very important.
This brings me to wanting to make my own fermentation chamber. I've seen lots of discussion & basic concepts about how to keep the temp down. But living in New England there is about 1/2 a years worth of weather where we actually need to keep the temp up.
What have other cold weather/climate people used in their fermentation chambers to keep their fermentors warm.
Things I've seen:
Carboy warmer - would need one per fermentor in the chamber
Reptile warmer - would be used to heat the air & then blown in to each chamber similar to the mini-fridge/AC based chambers.
Water bath with fish tank warmer - would be very difficult to include in a fermentation chamber
Any other thoughts out there?
I built a chamber and used the guts of a mini fridge for cooling and a hair dryer for heating. It's controlled by a PID controller from MyPin (really cheap on Amazon). It works great for me.
Here's a link to the thread: Fermentation Chamber
Best thing I ever did regarding improving my beer quality was building a fermetation chamber. Cost me a total of $75 or so (with a free chest freezer).
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When needed, I keep my fermentation chamber (old freezer) warm with a desk lamp. A single 60W incandescent light bulb puts out a LOT of heat. Best of all, I needed no additional equipment.
Doesn't the light from the bulb mess with the beer?
Or do incandescent lights not give off enough UV?
I built my chamber out of a fridge I got cheap from the paper. I use a dual temperature Ranco to control the temps. To chill, I of course use the fridge itself. For heating in the winter I use a fermwrap heating pad tywrapped across the back of the inside of the fridge. With a little computer fan circulating the air, I have no problems maintaining any temperature.
Do remember that if you get any kind of heater, you'll need a fan to circulate the air so you don't have one side of the chamber much hotter than the other.
I have a chest freezer with a dual stage temp controller and a brew belt.


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