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Finally!! Urban decay must have been listening because this is finally a palette with a variety of finishes and not a glitter bomb in sight!! It makes me soooo happy that they finally made a palette without a version of midnight cowboy in it! Not that I don't love my BOS, but I always felt like I had to use something else along with those palettes to get a complete look. Yes, there are actual matte, satin, and shimmer finishes in this palette, and while I love a little colour, I know I'm going to use the crap out of this since I can do a lot of work appropriate looks with it. Also love how the packaging is sturdy,sleek, and sophisticated (if something with NAKED written on it can be ;-). I love UD palettes because I think they're an awesome deal. This one was cheaper than most of the larger ones they've made at $44 (that's $44 for 12 shadows, a mini primer potion, and a double ended liner). Not sure if the shadows are full sized or not, but honestly they're generous and will last forever so it doesn't matter. Oh and not too many repeats from the last large palette they put out (Alice BOS) love that!
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I adore this product. I'm a huge fan of Urban Decay. They are a staple in my everyday makeup routine, and now this has been added to it! What I think is great is the value. Twelve full-size shadows for $44 is incredible! And then you get a dual-ended pencil and Primer Potion (enough to last a good three months or longer!). It's worth well over $200, but you can snag it for a little under $50. Before I get into the nitty gritty, I'll start out with the negative aspects...
The packaging is not the best. It looks sleek and chic, but even though I've been keeping it in the full plastic covering, the corners have begun to bald. The velvet is wearing down. I also have the Deluxe palette, and I know how lint-prone this type of material is. I suggest separating it from the rest of your makeup and keeping it on your vanity if you are concerned about the aesthetic value.
The good? There's a lot of it! Again, these are all full-sized. These will last a lifetime! The colors are all soft and highlight pigmented. None are glitter bombs like Midnight Cowboy. Only three have micro-glitter (Sidecar, Creep, Gunmetal), but a wipe should take care of it! These are all very wearable colors. It is such a versatile and user-friendly palette. Anyone can pick it up and create dozens of looks without having to be creative. My personal favorite colors are Virgin, Sin, Sidecar, Smog, Darkhorse, Toasted, and Gunmetal. All of them are wonderful, but these are my ultimates! Some of them are shades I will not be able to live without once I hit the pan (IF I hit the pan!). The 24/7 liners are glorious as always. Zero is classic black, and Whiskey is a warm, red-toned brown. With certain colors it looks dynamic. But with others, it can make your eyes look irritated, so play around and see what works...
Overall, it is an astonishing value. All the colors are stunning and wearable, while still providing the option of a great smokey/dramatic eye.
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This palette is great! Colors are beautiful, long wearing, variety of matte, shimmer, glitter. Definitely get alot for the price. Only con for me is having the dual eyeliner, as I would prefer two separate ones, but they are great non the less! So happy with this purchase!
I love everything about this palette. I love the brown velvet and the sleek design. The eyeshadows are gorgeous. This is an everyday palette. You can do day and evenings looks with this palette. I am a neutral lover, however I do wear color occasionally. This is a must have palette for every woman. I woukd certainly purchase this palette again and as a gift!!!
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This is my first palette and Urban Decay product EVER! I fell in love with the packaging because it's nice and sleek which is great for travel. The packaging has a soft velvety feel and it looks like a CHOCOLATE BAR! It comes with a two sided 24/7 Glide-On Pencils in Zero and Whiskey, as well as a mini UDPP. I've been playing around with it and the eyeshadows are amazing! All the neutral shades you need in one palette!
The only reason why I'm not giving it a 5 is b/c you get some fallout and you end up getting shimmer on your cheeks, but that is easy to fix with some tape.
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Greeeeat colors but there is a lot of fallout. The fallot gets the velvety packaging dirty...other than that...Thumbs up!
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This is the most beautiful palette that I have ever seen. When I first got it, I just sat and stared at it for probably 45 minutes before daring to dip in a brush. I have to confess this is my first eyeshadow purchase from Urban Decay, actually UDPP was the only product I had from them before this. Usually the packaging of palettes and makeup in general from UD is so horribly garish and childish that I never had the desire to buy any, but when I first laid eyes on this palette I was astonished! UD has FINALLY gotten their act together! The quality of the shadows are great and they are highly pigmented too. The colors are so smartly chosen that the possibility of looks are endless. You can do a golden bronze look, a nude, a smoky grey/purple, night time, day time, etc., etc. If I had to choose only one palette to use for the rest of my life this would be it. Also a great bargain @ $44! Love!
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thank god, i was so sick of urban decays sparkly crap and weird boxes. This is finally something that can be worn all the time with almost everything.. AWESOME. love.
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I highly recommend this palette to those who love neutrals. I love neutrals as I like to flaunt a natural look most days. First of all, let me begin by saying how beautiful this palette is. Its something of suede material and looks like a gorgeous box of designer chocolates. Second' the price is not that bad ($45) considering that each shadow in the palette will last a long time. (Supposedly the shadows are full priced but they don't look like it to me) this also comes with a mini udpp primer and a double sided eyeliner (one side is brown and the other is black). This palette is versatile and comes in matte, shimmery, and frosty shadows. You can create endless looks with this palette.
Why is this $60 CAD when it's only $44 USD?!!!! The extra markup they add on for the exact same products is ridiculous when you compare it to the exchange rate and our dollar is not that far off from the US dollar to warrant the higher prices. UGH!!!!! Sephora makes me angry with this BS.
Anyways aside from price, I like this palette, It's actually portable, unlike the book of shadows so that means I'll actually get some use out of this! While it won't fit in a small purse or clutch, it can definitely fit in a regular sized handbag and that's a big thing that matters to me in case you will be out for long hours and ever feel the need to touch up.
The shades are perfect for either a natural glam look or office wear for a professional look. I like the velvety outside feel of the case and the eyeliner it comes with is convenient. If I ever would hit pan on these and need to repurchase amongst the other million shades I have (ha!) I think I would.
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text: Peshtigo Times Wisconsin Community Newspaper Perspectives * From Our Readers Sports Shorts * Marinette Hoops Club Nov. 1 4th, 5th Grade Boys Scores* Hunters Hats Must Be 50% Orange* Safe Deer Hunting Tips, ATVs, UTVs Great Tools* Over 550,000 Orange Coats To Take To The Woods Saturday* Nine Maroons Bring Home All-U.P. Honors e-EditionNow AvailableFor more informationclick here THE CITY REBORN FROM THE ASHES OF AMERICA'S MOST DISASTROUS FOREST FIRE Coleman Finishes Perfect…Again! Tops Peshtigo And Wausaukee For M-O Title Thanks to a pair of one run wins over Peshtigo and Wausaukee, the Coleman Cougars put the finishing touches on a third straight 10-0 baseball campaign and the accompanying conference title. The championship is the sixth under head coach Kent Casper and includes crowns in 2002, 2204, 2009, 2011-12-13. During the final week of M-O Conference play, Coleman scored twice in the sixth inning to edge Peshtigo 3-2 Thursday then withstood a late rash of errors and a 7th inning rally to dispose of Wausaukee Monday 8-7. Looking at the overall picture of replacing a big part of our team from last year, the opportunity to win 30 straight league games is unreal, Coleman coach Kent Casper said. I am very proud of the team and the way they have come together during the season. Coming into this year, we knew our veterans would play a big role and everybody knew we had the pitching, but the younger kids have really developed for us. This is not a one or two player team, but 9 guys have combined their talents to make us successful. Elsewhere around the M-O, Peshtigo claimed 3 of 4 games to finish in second place at 7-3 while Wausaukee had to settle for the number three spot and a 6-4 readout. The final league clash saw the Bulldogs register a 7-2 road win over the Rangers Tuesday. -Wednesdays Results- Rangers Rough Up Gillett 13-3 Pounding out 13 hits, Wausaukee had no trouble taking care of host Gillett Wednesday 13-3 in a make up affair from last week. The Rangers jumped out to a 4-0 spread after two innings then tacked on 7 runs over the final three frames to win going away. Aaron Schlies paced the offense with a pair of triples, single and a 3 runs scored, Beau DeLaet added two singles and 4 runs, Eddie Self 2 hits and 2 runs while Zach Struve punched out two safeties. Self laced a triple to open the game then raced home as DeLaet singled, Schlies added a single while a ground out tallied the runs. In the second frame, Russell Smith singled and scored while in the fourth DeLaet singled and Struve ripped a double for a 6-2 cushion. Wausaukee sent 8 batters to the plate and scored 4 runs in the sixth, highlighted by a triple from Schlies, doubles by Smith and Dillon Meyers along with a single off the bat of winning pitcher Brennon Gabriel. The Rangers capped the lopsided win with 3 runs in the seventh as Self and Schlies launched triples. Gabriel scattered 9 hits over 7 innings with 7 strikeouts and 6 walks. Brian Zahn topped Gillett with 3 hits while losing pitcher Bryce Cibulka and Eric Fischer punched out two hits each. -Thursdays Results- Coleman Rallies To Top Peshtigo 3-2 Pushing across 2 runs in the bottom of the sixth inning sparked Coleman to a narrow 3-2 win over visiting Peshtigo and the outright title in the M-O. The Cougars punched out 6 hits against Peshtigo pitchers Zach Neumann and Jordan Berth, but couldnt connect on the key hit early and faced that late game deficit. We had our opportunities throughout the game and the kids showed plenty of resiliency scoring twice in the sixth for the win. We had bases loaded in the sixth inning with no outs and I thought here we go again...outhit Peshtigo 6-2 but trailed 2-1. I thought what a shame this would be to lose, but they came back. If we could have got a big hit early, Peshtigo might have buried their heads and we wouldnt have needed all the excitement at the end. It didnt work out that way, but we were fortunate to win, Casper said. Coleman did have its share of wasted scoring opportunities against Neumann early. The Cougars loaded the bases with no outs to start the game and did not score, had two runners on in the second and scored one run while putting a trio of runners on base in the 6th. It was a well played game, but both teams wasted scoring opportunities. We had our chances in the second and third innings but couldnt get the big hit, Peshtigo coach Pat Robbins said. Coleman has that knack of feeding off other teams mistakes and that is what they did to us in the sixth as an error opened the gates for them. In the opening frame, Trevor Seewald singled to start the game while Marquardt got aboard on an infield single. Mason Mergener drew a free pass to load the bases. But Neumann worked his way out of the jam by striking out Jackson Margis and Dexter Karban along with getting Blake Margis on a pop up to the catcher. Alex Stodola walked to start the second inning and was sacrificed to second on a bunt by Mitch Woulf. After Nick Sailer lined out to third base, Seewald sent a RBI single to right center for a 1-0 lead. The Bulldogs tallied both of their runs in the third on just one hit. Designated hitter Dakota Keller walked, stole second and moved to third on a balk by Marquardt. Trevor Bero singled in Keller then scored the second run on a passed ball. Neumann protected that 2-1 lead until the sixth, when Coleman scored twice for the win. Blake Margis got aboard when his grounder was booted by second sacker Andrew Majewski. Karban followed with a single and Stodola walked. Neumann got Woulf to pop up to third for the first out before freshman Sailer sent a sac fly to right to score Blake Margis for a 2-2 deadlock. Seewald kept the inning alive with a walk to reload the bases and mark the end of the night for Neumann. Coach Robbins went to reliever Jordan Berth, who walked Marquardt on a 3-2 pitch to force in the go-ahead run. Berth escaped further trouble with a strikeout of Mergener. When we took Zach out he was around 102 pitches and started getting everything up. Jordan thought he threw Marquardt a pair of strikes on the outside corner, but they were called balls. Our catcher thought the same thing, Robbins added. Marquardt finished the game strong, striking out Keller but walked Bero who moved to second on a bunt by Majewski. With two outs, Marquardt threw his fastball past Brendan Thomas to end the game. Derek Marquardt threw a great game for us with 11 strikeouts and two hits allowed. He showed plenty of composure late in the game when we needed him. Derek came through big time in the clutch for us, Casper concluded. Rangers Rough Up Crivitz Again 10-0 With Aaron Schlies tossing a nifty one-hitter, Wausaukee whipped Crivitz in 5 innings 10-0 and marked the second time this season they won by a rule rule. Schlies stole the show by registering 8 strikeouts and one walk over 5 innings. The only hit he allowed was a single by losing pitcher Cody Wolf in the third inning. The Rangers owned a 5-0 lead after three frames then put the game away with 5 more runs in the fifth. Wolf took the loss yielding 10 runs on 8 hits with 4 walks and 3 strikeouts during an 88 pitch performance. Eddie Self singled to open the game, moved to third on an error and scored on a bunt by Beau DeLaet. In the second frame Zach Struve and Dillon Meyers walked before Conner Kempinski drilled a two-run single. DeLaet singled and raced home on a triple by Schlies in the third inning while Struve added a sac fly for a 5-0 spread. Nine Rangers strolled to the plate during a 5-run fifth inning. A walk, error, singles by Self, DeLaet and Schlies along with a RBI double off the bat of Struve did the damage. Derek Zahn Fans 10 As Gillett Tips Titans Gillett righthander Derek Zahn fashioned a two-hitter with 10 strikeouts to key a 6-4 win over Lena-STAA in a game that went 5 2/3 innings. Zahn saw his mates enjoy a 5-0 spread after three frames before rain and cold enabled the Titans to score two runs each in the fourth and sixth frames. Jeremy Cibulka paced Gillett with a double and two runs scored, Bryan Cibulka double and one run while Eric Fischer and Travis Temple lashed singles. Kiefer Powers collected the only two hits for the Titans and scored twice. Dom Ramirez was tagged with the loss. -Fridays Results- Bulldogs Knock Off Lena-STAA A game which took 3 days to complete saw visiting Peshtigo knock off Lena-STAA Friday afternoon 9-5. The contest, which began on May 2 but suspended after 1 1/2 innings, was rescheduled for May 3. Wet grounds forced the game to be cancelled again and finally played on May 10. Peshtigo overcame a 4-1 second inning deficit by scoring 5 runs in the third and 4 in the sixth to win going away. A RBI single by Kiefer Powers and run scoring grounder put the Titans up 4-1, a lead they would not keep. Peshtigo used walks to Brendon Thomas and Andrew Majewski to open the third inning while Derrik Maye lashed a run scoring single. Two more walks, two Titan errors and a hit batsmen sent the final 3 runs home for a 6-4 spread. Singles by Powers and Austin Zorn got the Titans within 6-5 in the fourth before the Bulldogs tallied 4 more runs in the sixth to win going away. Two more Titan fielding miscues along with a run scoring double by winning pitcher Matt Borkovec sparked the rally. Borkovec hurled 7 innings of 7 hit ball in relief of starter Trevor Bero, fanning 7 and walking 3. Kiefer Powers went the distance for the Titans giving up 9 runs (5 earned) on 5 hits with 8 walks and 7 strikeouts. Their pitcher Powers had trouble throwing strikes, so we took a number of pitches. It paid all along with a couple of hits and taking advantage of some errors, Robbins said. -Mondays Results- Coleman Hangs On To Tip Wausaukee Looking to sew up their third straight 10-0 campaign, the Cougars nearly gave it away in the final inning before hanging on and turning back host Wausaukee 8-7. Coleman took an 8-5 lead into the bottom of the 7th before two errors almost proved fatal. Beau DeLaet and Aaron Schlies hit fly balls which were dropped by shortstop Trevor Seewald and leftfielder Derick Teteak while Cole Lewandowski was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Things got worse as Russell Smith grounded out and Zach Struve was beaned. Following another groundout, number 9 hitter Tyler Parr was walked after being down 0-2 to reload the bases. Reliever Derek Marquardt ended the game with a strikeout of Eddie Self. It certainly wasnt a pretty win and we just didnt make the routine plays at the end, but bottom line the kids got the job done, Casper said. In that final inning we had numerous chances to put the game away but couldnt because of an error or walk. Fortunately Derek came through with that big strikeout to finish the game. Reliever Marquardt was touched for 4 runs ( 2 earned) on 3 hits over innings with 5 strikeouts. Cougar starter Mason Mergener picked up the win allowing 3 runs on 6 hits with 7 strikeouts. Seewald and number nine swinger Nick Sailer banged out two hits each while the Margis brothers collected a pair of RBIs each. Losing pitcher Beau DeLaet and Smith lashed 3 hits each for Wausaukee while Aaron Schlies scored a trio of runs. Smith also drove in 3 runs. Coleman pushed its lead to 3-0 in the third inning as Sailer singled, Seewald got aboard on an error and Mergener ripped a two-run single. Wausaukee came right back in the bottom of the frame scoring 3 runs on 4 hits...singles by Self, DeLaet, Schlies and Smith. Five more Coleman runners crossed the plate in the fifth on 5 hits, highlighted by a two-run single from Blake Margis and two-run double off the bat of Jackson Margis. DeLaet worked 5 innings before giving way to Cole Lewandowski as the pair fanned 4 and walked one. Bulldogs Slip Past Gillett A trio of Peshtigo hurlers combined to toss a tight two-hitter in a 3-1 road win over Gillett. Matt Borkovec earned the mound win with 5 innings of two hit ball, fanning 5 and walking one. Jordan Berth had one whiff in the sixth while Zach Neumann collected a pair of strikeouts in the 7th. Peshtigo leadoff hitter Brendon Thomas singled and scored on a single by Derek Koronkiewicz. Gillett got even in its half of the first as Jeremy Cibulka singled and raced home on a single by losing pitcher Derek Zahn. The final two runs of the game came in the Peshtigo half of the second inning as Marcus Sharkey and Trevor Bero got aboard on errors and later scored on a stolen base and a grounder. Derek Zahn took the loss giving up 3 runs ( one earned) on 5 hits with 8 strikeouts and no walks. Crivitz Cleans Up On Lena-STAA 11-1 Taking advantage of some shoddy fielding, Crivitz scored 5 runs in the second inning and 4 in the sixth to race past host Lena-STAA 11-1. The Wolverines collected 6 hits and 5 walks to go along with 8 unearned runs off losing pitcher Kiefer Powers. Cody Wolf earned the mound win scattering 3 hits and fanning 8 over 6 innings of work with 2 walks. The 5-run Crivitz second saw the Titans commit 2 errors to go along with singles by Dan Tomaszewski and AJ Garcia. Wolf ripped a RBI single in the fourth while Jake Sawinski tripled and raced home on a wild pitch in the fifth. Two more errors enabled Crivitz to tally 4 runs in the sixth and cut the game short. The Titans wasted a golden scoring opportunity in the opening inning as Dom Ramirez, Brennan Bardowski and Powers punched consecutive singles. Unfortunately no runs scored as the inning ended on a strikeout, an ill-fated suicide squeeze which cut down Ramirez at the plate and Powers got picked off first base. -Tuesdays Results- Pitching Sends Dogs Past Wausaukee 7-2 Jordan Berth and Zach Neumann combined their mound talents to toss a 3-hitter as Peshtigo closed out M-O play with a 7-2 win at Wausaukee. Berth worked the first 4 frames allowing 2 runs on 2 hits with 6 strikeouts. Neumann got the call for the final 9 outs, fanning 5 while yielding one hit and one run. Leadoff hitter Brendon Thomas walked, moved to second on a bunt by Gunner Kinney before being joined on the sacks by Dakota Keller and Derek Koronkiewicz with walks. Thomas eventually scored as Marcus Sharkey grounded into a fielders choice. Peshtigo upped the lead to 3-0 in the second inning as Keller walked and Koronkiewicz was hit by a pitch. Both runners moved up 90 feet on a bunt by Sharkey, before DJ Messenger and Tom Quigley added a grounder and double. Wausaukee put together its lone scoring surge in the fourth to close within 3-2. Beau DeLaet ripped a triple to open the frame and scooted home on a single by losing pitcher Aaron Schlies. Two walks and a grounder plated Schlies. The Bulldogs put the game away with 3 more runs in the fifth on just one hit. Three straight batters were beaned by Schlies as Keller, Koronkiewicz and Sharkey got aboard. The hit batsmen marked the end of the line for Schlies as reliever Cole Lewandowski took over. It didnt matter as Messenger ripped a 3-run double for a 7-2 spread. Schlies gave up just 3 hits but saw 5 walks and a trio of beanballs do him in. -Non League Results- Coleman Clobbers Sevastopol 14-2 Punching out 19 hits, Coleman had no trouble taking care of host Sevastopol Friday 14-2. Mason Mergener sparked the lopsided win at the plate and on the mound. Mergener went 4-5 with 5 RBIs and 3 runs scored while also tossing a 5-hitter over 6 innings. Mergener fanned 6 and did not walk any. Derek Marquardt added 4 hits and 3 runs, Alex Stodola 3 hits and 4 RBIs, Blake Margis 3 hits and 3 RBIs while Jackson Margis collected a pair of hits. Coleman jammed the plate for 6 runs on 5 hits in the second inning as Mergener ripped a 3-run double and Blake Margis RBI single. Four more Cougars raced home in the fifth, highlighted by a two-run single from Stodola. Coleman closed out the game with 3 runs in the sixth on 4 straight hits...singles by Marquardt, Mergener and Jackson Margis while Blake Margis added a RBI double. Cody Giessman had two hits for Sevastopol. Crivitz Falls Twice At Freedom Meet It was a rough Saturday for the Wolverines, losing to host Freedom 7-3 and Gibraltar 6-5 at the round robin tournament. In game one, Crivitz saw Parker DeLosSantos crack two singles while Spencer Schwartz added a two-run triple. Losing pitcher Jake Sawinski gave up 7 runs on 9 hits over 4 2/3 innings with 4 walks and 4 strikeouts. Southpaw AJ Garcia was roughed up for 10 hits over 7 innings on the mound in suffering the 6-5 loss to Gibraltar. Garcia walked 3, fanned 5 and was touched for 5 earned runs. Sawinski swung the big bat for Crivitz with a double and two singles while Dominic Basso and Garcia punched out two singles each. 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hitting a car and caused property damage in NJ
CT license may be expired - what should my parents (& brother) do ?
The insurance company of anyone involved as a driver or injured passenger or owner of property damaged should notify their insurance companies timely. You wil then get opinions from the defense attorneys if need be.
Repost your question on the New Jersey Avvo page and everyone should put their carriers on notice of a possible claim.
Report it to insurance carrier to resolve
As the other attorneys suggest, report the claim to all applicable carriers. If they have a legitimate basis for denying the claim then your parents and brother may need to hire personal counsel.
If you have not reported the accident to your parents insurance company, do it now! Assuming that he was driving your parents car with their permission, coverage may not be a problem. Consider co silting with a NJ personal injury attorney as well. Good luck.
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The German-trained filly Paita headed Yehudi inside the final 100 yards and edged away to win the $259,320 Criterium de Saint-Cloud (Fr-I) for 2-year-olds Saturday.Ridden by Andreas Suborics for trainer Mario Hofer, Paita was held up at the back of seven-horse field until the final quarter mile of the 10-furlong event as Yehudi and Eligibilis led throughout. Suborics angled right for the winning move and the bay daughter of Intikhab kicked in for the final furlong, taking command in the final yards for a three-quarters of a length win over the Aidan O'Brien-conditioned Yehudi, who was ridden by Jamie Spencer. Laverock, ridden by Miguel Blancpain, finished another length behind in third, with Andre Fabre-trained Grand Bahama taking fourth, 3 3/4 lengths behind the winning filly. Sent away at odds of 20-1, Paita was timed in 2:19 over very soft turf. Favored Musketier broke well and was poised for a rally in the straight but never threatened while finishing fifth. Eligibilis was next.The winner had only a minor win at San Siro on her resume prior to capturing Saturday's group I heat. Hofer said he's planning on more such victories."We will be coming back to France next year for the Prix de Diane (French Oaks)," Hofer told Racing Post. "To be honest we were only hoping to take fourth or fifth place this afternoon so Paita must be out of the ordinary.""Earlier in the week she worked very well on testing ground with an older horse who had won a listed race. We were looking for a race over 10 furlongs for Paita and the Criterium was our last chance."Spencer had Yehudi on the lead throughout and the son of Sadler's Wells took the lead from a game but tiring Eligibilis early in the stretch. He gave way grudgingly to the fast-closing Paita, who became the first filly to win the major European juvenile test since Goldamix in 1999."The plan was to ride her for a place so that's why I left things so late ... with 150 meters left to run I knew we had won. She has to be very good and has a fine turn of foot." Manfred Hofer and Stall Steigenberger bought the winner at the Tattersalls April 2-year-old sale for $60,000. Yehudi was impressive in defeat."There is plenty of improvement in him and the colt is still a baby," Spencer noted. "Don't forget he only started racing under a month ago. Yehudi is a little idle and he wasn't really at home on the sticky ground."
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Cole favorite foods include porridge, salads and sushi. Even though she tries to stay healthy, Cole, like most of us, can't resist her favorite junk food from time to time, like hamburgers, popcorn, candy, and chocolate.
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Hedge funds edged up in February to add to their January gains.
The average hedge fund rose 0.15% last month, according to the Lyxor Hedge Fund Index, and is up 1.73% on the year. By contrast, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 1.4% in February and is up more than 6% on the year.
Returns were decidedly mixed across strategies, with eight of the 14 tracked by Lyxor posting gains. Fixed-income arbitrage had the best February, rising 2.06%, followed by equity-market neutral, up 1.65% on the month and 6.81% on the year, and variable bias, up 1.59% last month. Merger arbitrage funds were up 0.73% in February, while long/short credit arbitrage was flat.
Commodity trading advisers lost the most ground last month, falling 1.22%. Special situations lost 1.06%, global macro 0.74%, distressed securities 0.37% and short-term 0.15%. Convertible arbitrage funds were down slightly.
"The unexpected outcome of the Italian elections has hit many hedge fund managers this month, but a full-blow financial crisis is definitely not on their agenda," Stefan Keller, head of managed account platform research at Lyxor Asset Management, said.
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German suffix for "less." It also means "go" when giving an order.
He is godless. -Er ist Gottlos.
Go! Hurry up! -Los! Mach schnell!
Go! Hurry up! -Los! Mach schnell!
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v. laugh out silently
n. LOS'er
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Handsome Jeff told a joke and made Judy LOS........also she crapped her pants.
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Laughing Out softly. Use on Laughing at night... so dun disturb ur neighbours.... opposite meaning to LOL
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The word, Los, has many different definitions. The First definition that pops into mind is the one that, when translated from German, means less. The second definition is Line of Sight, a term commonly used in Real Time Strategy games and in the military.
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Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini? Hopefully it will have the same specs as the regular S3.
nephilim, all smartphones should have screens bigger than four inches! :eek:
My Razr i just arrived and I'm quite pleased. The highlights for me are probably the instant on camera and 5GHz wireless. It feels well build and is a bit thinner but more weighty than the desire.The Motorola smartactions app is pretty good - you can 'program' it to do certain things with a given set of conditions. I think the 2GHz x86 processor has a lot of potential for modding too.
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@crt-ict You should be aware that there are issues with the camera function, no video recording at all and the camera preview has glitches but it does take photos - I believe this is due to there being no HTC Desire camera drivers for Android 4.* ROMS
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Ewwww - how disgusting and disturbing. It is unthinkable that these predators consider it more important to locate some contraband on some hunch than to protect these citizen's rights and dignity. Obviously the male officer had to go the extra length to call in for a female officer since he was so hell-bent to strip search these ladies. He even admitted that he were only likely to find a small amount if that...but still, it was so important to him. What if there are kids in the car...do they get raped too? And I read another account that related that there was prescription medication missing from the driver's belongings.
And the cavity search...what the hell? First, do these officers get training for this sort of thing...put on your blue gloves to protect yourself, but make sure you spread as many microbes among your victims as possible. I don't even think the Stasi did these types of searches in their infamous citizen stops.
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'Not my fault': Dazed and Confused star Jason London pleads not guilty to drunken Arizonian brawl
Almost a month after being arrested for allegedly attacking a bouncer in a drunken brawl, Nineties movie star Jason London has pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and assault.
The 40-year-old actor was himself badly injured in the January 27 incident and has claimed he was in fact the victim of a sustained and brutal attack.
TMZ reported on Tuesday the star of Dazed and Confused pled not guilty to the charges and his pre-trial court date had been set for April 11.
Bloody mess: A battered Jason London was arrested in Arizona in January and on Tuesday it was reported he has pleaded not guilty to assault and disorderly conduct
Police claim that they arrested the star early on the Sunday morning after he allegedly became violent at the Martini Ranch nightclub in Scottsdale, Arizona sneezing on a bouncer and then punching the guard in the face when he demanded an apology.
And once placed under arrest, the father-of-one is said to have become belligerent towards officers, making homophobic slurs before then deliberately soiling himself in the back of the police car.
Big misunderstanding: Jason claims he was at the club with his wife, Sofia, pictured here last year at an event in Beverly Hills, when a man accused him of hitting on his girlfriend
The actor is then reported to have said to police: 'I told you I'm happy as s**t.'
According to the police report obtained
by TMZ, following his arrest allegedly London launched his profanity-laced rant, telling police: 'Guess
what fa**ot? I f***ing love this. I f***ing own you guys so hard.
'I'm rich and I'm a motherf***ing famous actor. F***ing look me up, bitch.'
However, following the report on TMZ,
London took to Twitter to deny the claims, insisting he was the one who
had been seriously injured during the altercation.
'Guys, the TMZ report is a total f**king lie. I got jumped by three 250
pound bouncers.
'They knocked me out and beat me for several minutes,' the actor tweeted.
The actor later released pictures to Radar Online of his extensive injuries which included a right orbital fracture, which extends down through his cheek and into his upper jaw and mouth, a right maxillary sinus fracture, multiple contusions, multiple hematomas, concussion, multiple abrasions and a lot of swelling.
He has since undergone multiple surgeries.
He also showed pictures of his hands, which had no marks, as proof he did not hit the bouncer.
The actor is claiming he was badly beaten by a group of people in an unprovoked assault.
Jason alleges he was at the club with his wife of almost two years, Sofia Karstens, when the incident occurred. She later tweeted friends and family thanking them for their support.
'Thanks everyone for the love & concern. Jason is humiliated & in pain & not loving being alive right now. The support helps us both. Thank u,' she wrote on February 3.
His representative told Radar Online that while the actor had been drinking he did not attack anyone - he was the one attacked.
The representative said: 'This was not the result of injuries sustained due to a belligerent patron during routine removal.
Dazed star: The 40-year-old is best known for his role in the classic film Dazed and Confused, which also starred Rory Cochrane (left) an Sash Jenson (right)
'These are injuries sustained of a brutal attack using excessive force and deliberate and intentional beatings designed to injure and cause maximum damage. Which they did.
'Bars are institutions where there are drunk people who are sometimes inappropriate and even sometimes violent. It is the bouncer's job to remove the problem and if it is necessary to use force in order to secure the safety of the establishment and patrons they are entitled to do so.
'It is not acceptable to retaliate with brutality once that has been accomplished.
Twitter defense: The actor took to his social networking page to defend himself against the reported accusations
It is normally Jason's twin Jeremy who makes headlines involving police.
2010 Jeremy, who stared in the nineties hit show Party Of Five, claimed
he was kidnapped in the Californian desert and forced to smoke drugs at
While many initially doubted his claims - including his own family and Jason - a man was later arrested and found guilty of kidnapping.
Jeremy went on to seek treatment for prescription drug use and then appeared reality series Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew.
He was arrested last year for domestic battery against his wife.
Twin's trouble: Twin Jeremy London, pictured here at a private birthday, was arrested last year on suspicion of domestic battery
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How to Approach Application Failures in Production
In my recent article, "Software Quality Metrics for your Continuous Delivery Pipeline - Part III - Logging," I wrote about the good parts and the not-so-good parts of logging and concluded that logging usually fails to deliver what it is so often mistakenly used for: as a mechanism for analyzing application failures in production. In response to the heated debates on reddit.com/r/devops and reddit.com/r/programing, I want to demonstrate the wealth of out-of-the-box insights you could obtain from a single urgent, albeit unspecific log message if you only are equipped with the magic ingredient; full transaction context:
Examples of insights you could obtain from full transaction context on a single log message
Bear with me until I get to explain what this actually means and how it helps you get almost immediate answers to the most urgent questions when your users are struck by an application failure:
- "How many users are affected and who are they?"
- "Which tiers are affected by which errors and what is the root cause?"
Operator: I'm here because you broke something. (courtesy of ThinkGeek.com)
When All You Have Is a Lousy Log Message
Does this story sound familiar to you? It's a Friday afternoon and you just received the release artifacts from the development team belatedly, which need to be released by Monday morning. After spending the night and another day in operations to get this release out into production timely, you notice the Monday after that everything you have achieved in the end was some lousy log message:
08:55:26 SEVERE com.company.product.login.LoginLogic - LoginException occurred when processing Login transaction
While this scenario hopefully does not reflect a common case for you, it still shows an important aspect in the life of development and operations: working as an operator involves monitoring the production environment and providing assistance in troubleshooting application failures mainly with the help of log messages - things that developers have baked into their code. While certainly not all log messages need to be as poor as this one, getting down to the bottom of a production failure is often a tedious endeavor (see this comment on reddit by RecklessKelly who sometimes needs weeks to get his "Eureka moment") - if at all possible.
Why There Is No Such Thing as a 100% Error-Free Code
Production failures can become a major pain for your business with long-term effects: they will not only make your visitors buy elsewhere, but depending on the level of frustrations, your customers may choose to stay at your competition instead of giving you another chance.
As we all know, we just cannot get rid of application failures in production entirely. Agile methodologies, such as Extreme Programming or Scrum, aim to build quality into our processes; however, there is still no such thing as a 100% error-free application. "We need to write more tests!" you may argue and I would agree: disciplines such as TDD and ATDD should be an integral part of your software development process since they, if applied correctly, help you produce better code and fewer bugs. Still, it is simply impossible to test each and every corner of your application for all possible combinations of input parameters and application state. Essentially, we can run only a limited subset of all possible test scenarios. The common goal of developers and test automation engineers, hence, must be to implement a testing strategy, which allows them to deliver code of sufficient quality. Consequently, there is always a chance that something can go wrong, and, as a serious business, you will want to be prepared for the unpredictable and, additionally, have as much control over it as possible:
Why you cannot get rid of application failures in production: remaining failure probability
Without further ado, let's examine some precious out-of-the-box insights you could obtain if you are equipped with full transaction context and are able to capture all transactions.
Why this is important? Because it enables you to see the contributions of input parameters, processes, infrastructure and users at all times whenever a failure occurred, solve problems faster, and additionally use the presented information such as unexpected input parameters to further improve your testing strategy.
Initial Situation: Aggregated Log Messages
Instead of crawling a bunch of possibly distributed log files to determine the count of particular log messages, we may, first of all, want to have this done automatically for us just as they happen. This gives a good overview on the respective message frequencies and facilitates prioritization:
Aggregated log events: severity, logger name, message and count
What we see here (analysis view based on our PurePath technology) is that there have been 104 occurrences of the same log message in the application. We could also observe other captured event data, such as the severity level and the name of the logger instance (usually the name of the class that created the logger).
Question #1: How many users are affected and who are they?
Failed Business Transactions: "Logins" and "Logins by Username"
Having the full transactional context and not just the log message allows us to figure out which critical Business Transactions of our application are impacted. From the dashboard above we can observe that "Logins" and "Logins by Username" have failed: we see that 61 users attempted the 104 logins and who these users were by their username.
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One of the biggest challenges when developing connected devices is identifying user value and delivering it through successful user experiences. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Mike Kuniavsky, Principal Scientist, Innovation Services at PARC, described an IoT-specific approach to user experience design that combines approaches from interaction design, industrial design and service design to create experiences that go beyond simple connected gadgets to create lasting, multi-device experiences grounded in people's real needs and desires.
Nov. 27, 2014 08:00 AM EST Reads: 1,270
Enthusiasm for the Internet of Things has reached an all-time high. In 2013 alone, venture capitalists spent more than $1 billion dollars investing in the IoT space. With "smart" appliances and devices, IoT covers wearable smart devices, cloud services to hardware companies. Nest, a Google company, detects temperatures inside homes and automatically adjusts it by tracking its user's habit. These technologies are quickly developing and with it come challenges such as bridging infrastructure gaps, abiding by privacy concerns and making the concept a reality. These challenges can't be addressed w...
Nov. 27, 2014 07:45 AM EST Reads: 1,546
The Domain Name Service (DNS) is one of the most important components in networking infrastructure, enabling users and services to access applications by translating URLs (names) into IP addresses (numbers). Because every icon and URL and all embedded content on a website requires a DNS lookup loading complex sites necessitates hundreds of DNS queries. In addition, as more internet-enabled 'Things' get connected, people will rely on DNS to name and find their fridges, toasters and toilets. According to a recent IDG Research Services Survey this rate of traffic will only grow. What's driving t...
Nov. 27, 2014 07:00 AM EST Reads: 1,522
Scott Jenson leads a project called The Physical Web within the Chrome team at Google. Project members are working to take the scalability and openness of the web and use it to talk to the exponentially exploding range of smart devices. Nearly every company today working on the IoT comes up with the same basic solution: use my server and you'll be fine. But if we really believe there will be trillions of these devices, that just can't scale. We need a system that is open a scalable and by using the URL as a basic building block, we open this up and get the same resilience that the web enjoys.
Nov. 27, 2014 06:45 AM EST Reads: 1,418
Connected devices and the Internet of Things are getting significant momentum in 2014. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Hunter, Chief Scientist & Technology Evangelist at Greenwave Systems, examined three key elements that together will drive mass adoption of the IoT before the end of 2015. The first element is the recent advent of robust open source protocols (like AllJoyn and WebRTC) that facilitate M2M communication. The second is broad availability of flexible, cost-effective storage designed to handle the massive surge in back-end data in a world where timely analytics is e...
Nov. 27, 2014 06:45 AM EST Reads: 1,354
We are reaching the end of the beginning with WebRTC, and real systems using this technology have begun to appear. One challenge that faces every WebRTC deployment (in some form or another) is identity management. For example, if you have an existing service – possibly built on a variety of different PaaS/SaaS offerings – and you want to add real-time communications you are faced with a challenge relating to user management, authentication, authorization, and validation. Service providers will want to use their existing identities, but these will have credentials already that are (hopefully) i...
Nov. 27, 2014 04:00 AM EST Reads: 1,264
"Matrix is an ambitious open standard and implementation that's set up to break down the fragmentation problems that exist in IP messaging and VoIP communication," explained John Woolf, Technical Evangelist at Matrix, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
Nov. 27, 2014 04:00 AM EST Reads: 1,215
P2P RTC will impact the landscape of communications, shifting from traditional telephony style communications models to OTT (Over-The-Top) cloud assisted & PaaS (Platform as a Service) communication services. The P2P shift will impact many areas of our lives, from mobile communication, human interactive web services, RTC and telephony infrastructure, user federation, security and privacy implications, business costs, and scalability. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Robin Raymond, Chief Architect at Hookflash, will walk through the shifting landscape of traditional telephone and voice services ...
Nov. 26, 2014 02:00 PM EST Reads: 1,648
Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Architect for the Internet of Things and Intelligent Systems at Red Hat, described how to revolutioniz...
Nov. 24, 2014 07:00 PM EST Reads: 1,741
Bit6 today issued a challenge to the technology community implementing Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC). To leap beyond WebRTC's significant limitations and fully leverage its underlying value to accelerate innovation, application developers need to consider the entire communications ecosystem.
Nov. 24, 2014 12:00 PM EST Reads: 1,639
The definition of IoT is not new, in fact it's been around for over a decade. What has changed is the public's awareness that the technology we use on a daily basis has caught up on the vision of an always on, always connected world. If you look into the details of what comprises the IoT, you'll see that it includes everything from cloud computing, Big Data analytics, "Things," Web communication, applications, network, storage, etc. It is essentially including everything connected online from hardware to software, or as we like to say, it's an Internet of many different things. The difference ...
Nov. 24, 2014 11:00 AM EST Reads: 1,771
Cloud Expo 2014 TV commercials will feature @ThingsExpo, which was launched in June, 2014 at New York City's Javits Center as the largest 'Internet of Things' event in the world.
Nov. 24, 2014 09:00 AM EST Reads: 1,805