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Hack In The Box Security Conference Comes to Europe
June 28th, 2010 by xyberpix, Filed under: Commentary, Corporate Security, Culture, Full Disclosure, Fuzzing, Sec Tools, Tips & Tricks
The first ever HITB Security conference will be help in Amsterdam on the 1st and 2nd July, so apologies for only posting this now, but there's still time to register.
The full conference agenda can be found here.
Some of the talks listed are:
- Breaking Virtualization by Switching to Virtual 8086 Mode
- Attacking SAP Users Using sapsploit
- Fireshark – A tool to Link the Malicious Web
- Having Fun with Apple's IOKit
So all in all, it looks like it's going to be an interesting couple of days.
Leave a comment if you're going, it'd be good to hook up.


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OK, so I'm trying a Biermuncher's Cream of Three Crops. I mash in and check the temp 151degF, close the lid and let it sit for 90min w/o checking. I open the MLT and to my shock, the temp is 143!!
I check for conversion with iodine and it hadn't yet turned. So I added more water to bring up the temps and closed to lid again this time for 30 min. Now when I check w/ iodine it keeps it's color but slowly changes over to black-not good.
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hmm, well I never say die until the beer is just waaay past saving. In your case you will just have a very fermentable brew. I don't remember that recipe using too many $$ hops, so you may as well keep going.
Remember to pre-heat your MLT next time, I always put a few gallons of boiling water in mine for 30 minutes.
Yeah thanks, I DID preheat the MLT by placing the strike water at about 176degF, then let it cool to BeerSmith's indicated strike temp.
I just checked again and the iodine is "behaving" Dang, 2.5 hr mash. And I thought I'd be done and cleaned up by 3:00!!
After all that went on with the mash, I took the OG and noticed that I used double the amount of hops called for in the recipe-what a day.
It was supposed to by my first stab at a light beer. I don't think it will be terrible or anything- just not what I was shooting for.


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VIENNA, Va. — Today marks the birthday of one of the Union's true heroes, yet if one examines his upper class family and life, it is hard to envision the way it turned out.
The movie "Glory," tells the story behind the deeds of Robert Gould Shaw. Born on Oct. 10, 1837, to a well-known Boston family, Robert was the only son of Francis Gould and Sarah Sturgis Shaw. Part of the most socially conscious of Bostonians of the time, the Shaws traveled in the highest of social and literary circles, counting among their friends authors Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson, as well as the up and coming author, Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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Serving with the Second Massachusetts for two years, he rose to the rank of Captain, and was wounded at Antietam or Sharpsburg. It seems that the more he fought and served, the more he liked the military life. About that time, the Union had decided that it could be effective if they were to raise black troops and the 54th Massachusetts came into existence.
There was a concerted effort to bring young men of abolitionist families into more officer positions so as to provide an empathetic core to the new troops. Secretary of War Edward Stanton felt that only white officers should be given command of the "colored" units, and Col. Shaw was one of the hand-picked leaders, together with Lt. Col. Norwood Hallowell, his second in command, chosen to lead these new troops.
The troops themselves came from the strongest, healthiest black recruits that could be found. This elite group was a result of having too many recruits applying for the regiment. In order to pare down the numbers, the men were subjected to rigorous medical examinations, resulting in an extremely healthy and fit regiment. The 54th trained at Camp Meigs near Boston where a great deal of moral support, in the form of warm clothing collected for the men along with battle flags and colors being prepared, all of which was engendered for the new soldiers.
Additional monies were raised so that a regimental band could be put together to show the spirit of the 54th.
Shaw initially evidenced some skepticism regarding the usage of black troops; being raised an abolitionist was one thing, but putting men's lives in jeopardy defended by free blacks was another subject altogether. He was soon to learn that the black troops could and would fight as hard and as bravely as any other soldiers.
The 54th arrived at Hilton Head, SC on the third of June, 1863 as part of Maj. Gen. David Hunter's Department of the South. After being with Col. James Montgomery in an attack on the town of Darien, GA, Shaw saw something he did not like when Montgomery ordered his troops to loot every store in the town, and then to burn them. Shaw did not allow his troops to participate. The unruly actions troubled the young leader to the extent that he wrote to the governor as well as the adjutant general of the department, expressing his displeasure.
Eventually it came to Shaw's attention that while the black troops were fighting and acting as their white counterparts in every way, they were receiving approximately one-half of the pay given their white counterparts. This was contrary to what they were told upon enterting the service when they were promised equal pay to the white troops, which was $13.00 and subsistence per month.
However, when payday arrived, they learned that their pay was only $10.00 less $3.00 for clothing allowance, which netted them $7.00 for the month's service. To say Shaw was angry at this inequity is perhaps an understatement. He felt strongly that it should be equal pay for equal service, and was successful in persuading the black troops to simply refuse any pay until the matter was resolved equally.
This stand-off would take eighteen months before all was settled. This battle of equality was bolstered with the additional urging of the higher ups and action by Congress. When Congress finally acted to correct the situation, the equal pay applied only to those who were free men as of April 1864. The ones who qualified finally received the funds on September 28, 1864.
Many people today will find this situation difficult to comprehend. In a North far more open to blacks, and not carrying the automatic mantle of prejudice given the South, this inequity is indeed strange.
Then began the attack on Fort Wagner on Morris Island on July 18, 1863.
Shaw's troops were given the "honor" of leading the charge. Shaw was no one's fool, and he believed that it would result in great loss of life. Looking at the battle site and the impossibility of success by the attackers in the blinding hindsight today affords, one has to question why one of the few black regiments was "selected" to lead the charge.
The night before the planned attack, Shaw contacted a newspaper reporter, Edward L. Pierce, who wrote for the New York Daily News, giving him several letters as well as various papers to deliver for him, should he not survive the next day's attack. Shaw came back to his regiment, to his trusted and trained men, and led the charge across the open beach toward the fort, receiving sustained and heavy fire from the Confederate defenders.
It is said that some of them resented the fact that black troops were being used, and the response to the charge was more vicious than usual. Faced with withering fire, the men began to waver, and it was then that Robert Gould Shaw acted in a manner to assure immortality.
Grabbing the colors, he led the men through a ditch, and over its surrounding wall, jumping to the parapet of the fort, colors in hand, he yelled "Forward, 54th!" Immediately shots rang out and he was shot through the heart, dying instantly. He was 25 years old.
Regardless of the bravery of the 54th Massachusetts, the Confederate forces prevailed, and the black troops were cut down like so much corn in the field. They suffered some 272 casualties, which amounted to just under fifty percent of the total manpower.
When Shaw fell, some of the enemy troops were sufficiently angered by the presence of the black troops that they stripped Shaw's body down to his under garments and threw it into a grave along with the dead black troops. While it appears that they hoped that Shaw's memory would be forever soiled, it had the reverse effect. After attempts by some of the Union officers to recover his body, Shaw's father sent word that they should stop these attempts. He felt that his son would prefer to lie with the men he had led into battle.
Years later in 1897, the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gauden did a wonderful tribute to Shaw and the Massachusetts 54th, which now stands in Boston, Mass. opposite the State House on the commons. Its numerous friezes portray the black soldiers in various poses, for a remarkable depiction, as they surround the figure of Robert Gould Shaw on his horse.
The movie "Glory" played a substantial part in bringing the story of the 54th Massachusetts to the fore front, and insured their courageous status and that of their brave young leader, for all time.
In an interesting sideline, the week before the Fort Wagner attack coincides with the week of the Draft Riots in New York. The dock workers and laborers on the lower East Side were angry at the idea of the United States drafting black soldiers, and white workers attacked the black laborers and dockworkers, beating, torturing and lynching them.
They held the blacks responsible for the war and this was their way of getting revenge on those blacks who had agreed to fight for the Union.
The movie "Glory," starring Matthew Broderick in the title role, played a substantial part in bringing the story of the 54th Massachusetts to the forefront, and insured their courageous status and that of their brave young leader, for all time.
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NY woman in court over guns used in fire ambush
HENRIETTA, N.Y. (AP) — An upstate New York woman charged in connection with two guns used in a former neighbor's deadly Christmas Eve ambush of firefighters is due before a judge Tuesday.
Dawn Nguyen, 24, of the Rochester suburb of Greece will plead not guilty in Henrietta Town Court to a state charge of filing a falsified business record, her attorney, John Parrinello, said.
She appeared on a similar federal charge in U.S. District Court last month and was released pending a return appearance.


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Play Helps Lessen Grief
December 17, 2014
My grandson, Timothy, pulls his hood around his five-year-old face with the strings left dangling down his chest and his coat unzipped. A sock monkey droops its body half way out of the lime green backpack that bounces along the gravel driveway. Cold drizzle hit us in the face as we hurry to the car […]
Teens and Homicide: Interview with Dr. Tashel Bordere
July 19, 2014
At the annual ADEC (Association of Death Education and Counseling), I spoke with Dr. Tashel Bordere about her work with teens and the effects of homicide on their lives. In the video below, Tashel shares some of the most important things she has learned during her work with teens and homicide. Here are some key […]
Childhood Grief: An Interview with Chase Roberts
May 17, 2014
In this video, Jesse Roberts, the author of Katie the Ladybug: Explaining Emotions of Grief to a Child, speaks of his own experiences and encourages those who are helping grieving children to be honest, concrete, and sensitive when discussing the topic of death. Losing both of my parents before the age of 16 inspired me […]
Helping Kids Cope with the Death of a Pet
February 28, 2014
All too often, pet death is discounted as not important, and those undermining words, "We'll get you another one," are offered as a hollow consolation. They diminish the love the child has for their pet, whether it is a goldfish, a hamster, a dog, a cat or a horse. The death of a pet can […]
Making Lemonade: Building on Life's Challenges
February 8, 2013
Almost everyone has heard the saying, "When life sends you lemons, make lemonade." In 2007, I received a bushel-full of lemons: the death of my daughter, death of my father-in-law, death of my brother and only sibling, death of my former son-in-law, and becoming guardian of 15-year-old grandchildren. Six years have passed since I suffered […]
America Mourns Together and Heals Together
December 17, 2012
America is again shaken by the senseless deaths of loved ones in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre that resulted in the murder of 26 adults and young children. It is especially unnerving as those who were shot and those who died were doing an activity familiar to all of us: attending […]
Sandy Hook Tragedy; How Can We Cope?
December 14, 2012
America is again riveted and shaken by the senseless deaths of loved ones in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School, Newtown, Connecticut massacre that resulted in the murder of adults and young children in the prime of their lives. It is especially unnerving as those who were shot and those who died were […]
Mark Ireland Recaptured Joy After Loss of Son
October 15, 2012
Mark Ireland learned how to embrace joy again after suffering the loss of a child. He shared, "My biggest life challenge has been the death of my youngest son, Brandon, in January, 2004. I think it's fair to say I have overcome the challenge of that painful event, seeing that I lead a fulfilling life […]
First Birthdays in Widowhood
July 5, 2012
My 35th birthday came a month into widowhood. One of my best friends took me out to dinner that evening. You really know who your closest friends are when it comes to celebrating birthdays and holidays in the first year. After all, how do you make it a celebration? Why would I want to celebrate […]
7-Year-Old Creates Own Grief Ritual
March 8, 2012
My son was 7 years old when his biological father passed away from suicide. About a month after his dad's death, I found Kaden very distressed, crying alone in his bedroom. I instantly bent down to his level, trying to get him to talk about what had him so upset. I was determined to fix […]
'Daddy Died, Mommy. Are You Going to Die, too?'
January 13, 2012
When children lose one of their parents to death, they may worry that their other parent will die as well. This worry can also come if another person who has been very important to them (such as a grandparent) dies. What can we do to keep those worries to a minimum? We lay the first […]
Helping Children Cope with Grief during the Holiday Season
November 2, 2011
Holidays are normally a time of joy and celebration amongst families; however, they can heighten children's sense of loss. Whether it is loss from a death or a divorce, a child is more likely to acknowledge the fact that the relative is missing during these times that are spent with family. According to recent census […]
'Happy' Holidays? Not for the Newly Bereaved
October 2, 2011
This holiday season, an estimated one in 20 Americans will be grieving the loss of someone dear. And for some bereaved folks, the loss is so profound in their lives that they shudder at the thought of celebrating anything, especially a season that is supposed to be merry and jolly. If you are dreading […]
Talking to Your Children about 9/11
September 9, 2011
It's hard to believe, but this September 11th is going to be the 10th anniversary of 9/11. For most of us, this milestone anniversary is bound to provoke a lot of powerful emotions. As we remember back to that tragic day, many of us will be filled with images of fear, disbelief, and incredible sadness. […]
100 Great Stress Busters for Kids
January 14, 2011
Stress is the normal nervous tension we feel in our bodies when we are making a transition in our life. Change is sometimes predictable like the birth of a baby, transferring to a higher school grade or graduation from high school. Then there are changes that happen unexpectedly, like coming down with a major illness, […]
Welcome Mat for Grief in the School Counselor's Office
November 15, 2010
I had my back to my office door as I was pounding away on the computer, writing parent permission letters to attend a grief group. After sensing a presence, I turned and saw a student standing there, somber, yet alert and extremely pensive. "Hi, I'm Mrs. J." I smiled, staying seated, somehow believing it was […]
7 Tips for Helping Grieving Children
November 10, 2010
The leaves fall in clusters from the huge branches overhead laying a thick crimson-orange blanket over my yard. School has been in session for a couple of months now, and special family celebrations are fast approaching. Holidays, birthdays and other special occasions are a time when faith, family and friends are what matter most. Bereaved […]
Open to Hope Radio
Rebecca Soffer: Modern Loss Coping with Grief in a Digital World
October 30, 2014
Rebecca Soffer is the co-founder of Modern Loss a website geared to young adults addressing the many permutations of loss, from miscarriages to a parent's death. Ms. Soffer lost both her parents, her mother to an automobile accident and her father to a heart attack.Rebecca Soffer Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Linda Goldman: Helping Children Deal With Death Guest:
November 21, 2013
Linda Goldman is a grief therapist in Chevy Chase, Maryland. She is an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University and Kings College and the author of Life and Loss: A Guide to Help Grieving Children, 3rd Edition, Children Also Grieve, and Great Answers to Difficult Questions About Death.Linda Goldman [ 20:25 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Laraine Gordon, LCSW: Teen's and Grief
September 12, 2013
Laraine Gordon is a therapist, coach, program director, and founder of A Time for Teens. A Time for Teens provides a bereavement camp, seminars, and workshops for bereaved teens. Laraine's profession and passion for helping bereaved teens was inspired by the loss of her older sister when Laraine was 12 years old.Standard Podcast [ 22:37 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Alice Wisler: Getting Going After Loss
April 18, 2013
Alice J. Wisler is an author, speaker, and grief writing instructor. She is the Death of a Younger Child Forum moderator at Open to Hope. In 1997 her four-year-old son Daniel died from cancer treatments. Her new book is Getting Out of Bed in the Morning: Reflections of Comfort in Heartache.Alice Wisler [ 19:33 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Jason Stout: Heroic Journey for Grieving Teens
February 21, 2013
Motivated by the murder of his grandmother and death of his sister and father as a youth, Jason created Heroic Journey, an Colorado Outward Bound wilderness program that has transformed the lives of more than 550 grieving teens and young adults since 2006.Jason Stout [ 18:28 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Jeffrey Berman: The Healing Power of Writing
February 14, 2013
After the death of his wife, Barbara, in 2004, Jeffrey Berman began teaching courses on Love and Loss at the University at Albany, State University of New York. He realized the importance of death education, particularly, the healing power of writing. His new book, Death Education in the Writing Classroom, is the first book to […]Jeffrey Kaufman [ 15:45 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Amy Rovere; Helping Children and Families Deal with Loss
November 1, 2012
Amy Rovere is a writer, editor, and artist. In her work at the American Cancer Society she helps create books for patients and families who are coping with cancer. When she was just nine years old, Amy lost her mother to cancer. And Still They Bloom was inspired by this loss and by her desire […]Amy Rovere [ 19:49 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
John Fox; Healing With Poetry
October 11, 2012
John is a poet and certified poetry therapist. John is author of Poetic Medicine: The Healing Art of Poem-making and Finding What You Didn't Lose. John is President of The Institute for Poetic Medicine, a nonprofit founded in 2005. The Institute funds poetry and healing projects throughout the United States.John Fox [ 22:42 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Cathy Spear: The Healing Power of Grief Camp
August 9, 2012
Cathy Spear, LICSW, is Director of Camper Services at Circle of Tapawingo, a week-long overnight camp program in Maine for girls who have experienced the death of a parent. Circle was founded in 2002 with 32 campers ages 8-12. This August, Circle will enroll 145 girls, now including a Teen Program, as well as a […]Cathy Spear [ 21:22 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Louis E. LaGrand, Ph.D.; Healing Grief
July 5, 2012
Louis E. LaGrand, PhD, has been an expert in the field of bereavement for more than thirty years. He is a Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus at the State University of New York and Adjunct Professor of Health Careers at the Eastern Campus of Suffolk Community College in Riverhead, New York. He gives seminars on death-related […]Louis E. LaGrand [ 20:17 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Nadine Melhem; Trauma and Bereavement in Children
May 10, 2012
Dr. Melhem is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. She has been studying trauma and bereavement in children for the past decade. Her publication in the September issue of the Archives of General Psychiatry looking at the course of grief in children and adolescents garnered national attention, as it was the first […]Nadine Melhem [ 20:50 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Alan Pedersen; Holiday Candle Lighting With Alan Pedersen, Dr. Heidi and Dr. Gloria
December 22, 2011
Alan Pedersen is an award winning songwriter, successful recording artist and nationally recognized speaker on grief and loss. On August 15, 2001 Alan's 18 year old daughter, Ashley died in an automobile accident. Alan travels the United States with his wife Denise, sharing his music and story with grief organizations.Alan-Pederson_03 [ 24:55 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Donna Hanschu; Balancing Life and Loss
December 16, 2010
Donna Hanschu is a certified Death, Dying & Bereavement specialist. She has worked with Head-start families, families with disabilities, families of the terminally ill, children, teenagers, and senior citizens. She has had considerable personal experience with loss and is the author of Spirit in Flight.OTH_Donna-Hanschu_10_18_2010 [ 19:57 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Donna Hanschu; Balancing Life and Loss
December 16, 2010
Donna Hanschu is a certified Death, Dying & Bereavement specialist. She has worked with Head-start families, families with disabilities, families of the terminally ill, children, teenagers, and senior citizens. She has had considerable personal experience with loss and is the author of Spirit in Flight.Standard Podcast [ 0:01 ] (Protected Content)
Christine Duminiak; Children and Loss
December 9, 2010
Christine Duminiak is a certified Grief Recovery Specialist and founder of an online nondenominational grief support and prayer group with over 500 members from 21 countries. She is a frequent speaker on after death communication and holds seminars around the country. Her most recent book is Heaven Talks to Children: Afterlife Contacts, Spiritual Gifts and […]OTH_Christine-Duminiak_64K [ 19:05 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Let's Get A Grasp on Grief
March 24, 2014
Grief is a very puzzling process and not easily understood. Even most adults don't understand it, so how can we expect children to understand their feelings if their Mom or Dad dies. "Let's Get A Grasp on Grief" begins to help older children (9 years +) to understand some of the confusing emotions they will […]
Great Answers to Difficult Questions About Death: What Children Need to Know
November 16, 2010
Linda Goldman's book, Great Answers to Difficult Questions About Death: What Children Need to Know, is available at Amazon.com.
Loving Grief
November 3, 2010
Paul Bennett's book, Loving Grief, is available at Amazon.com.
Flying Hugs and Kisses
November 3, 2010
Jewel Sample's co-authored book, Flying Hugs and Kisses, is available at Amazon.com.
Squirrel and Oak, A Story of Hope
November 2, 2010
Megan Prescott's book, Squirrel and Oak, A Story of Hope, is available at Amazon.com.
Open to Hope TV
Episode 31: Forgiveness
February 12, 2014
On This show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley discuss with Fred Luskin Ph.D. the rationale for forgiveness and why forgiveness is necessary. Radha Stern author and victims advocate will join Dr. Luskin to discuss how she deals with forgiveness when the man who murdered her son shows no remorse. The show closes with […]
Episode 28: Grief Styles: The Enneagram
February 12, 2014
On this show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley discuss grieving styles given Enneagram personality types with the author of the Enneagram Made Easy, Elizabeth Wagele, and Jan Conlon, grief support expert. Katie Morford registered dietician and author of Mom's Kitchen Handbook gives tips for healthy eating during stressful times.
Episode 27: Grieving Styles: Myers Briggs
February 12, 2014
On this show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley interview Lisa Prosser-Dodds, PhD, Therapist and Author regarding individualized grief responses based upon Jungian personality types, measured by the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator (GRIEFtype). Musician discusses how his grief type is expressed through his music.
Episode 25: Healing With Art and Humor
December 10, 2013
On this show comic writer and comedian Carol Scibelli and art therapist Barbara 'Basia' Mosinski give Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley tips and insight into how humor and art helped them to get through the deaths of family members including a spouse, step-son, and parent. Carol is the author of Poor Widow Me. […]
Episode #19 : Rebuilding Life After Loss
August 23, 2013
On This show grief specialist Alan Pedersen discusses loss and how he found hope again after the loss of his daughter, Ashley. Anne Castaldo also discusses the death of her son and the founding of the Tony Brown Foundation in his name. The show closes with Kris Munch founder of The Birdhouse Project discussing his […]
Creative Ways to Say Goodbye When you didn't have a Chance to Say Goodbye: Dr Heidi Horsley
February 25, 2013
What kind of rituals can we use to say goodbye and memorialize our loved ones.
Phyllis Silverman; Raising Grieving Children
March 12, 2012
Dr Silverman Shares the 9 lessons she has learned while working with the bereaved at the annual Association of Death Education
Dr Betty Davies and Dr Heidi Horsley; Sibling Bereavement
February 20, 2012
Dr Betty Davies and Dr Heidi Horsley talk about sibling bereavement and how children cope with a loss and how we can help them. This interview was conducted at the Annual Association of Death Education and Counseling.
Dr Grace Christ and Dr Heidi Horsley; Sudden Loss Versus Anticipated Loss
November 21, 2011
Dr Grace Christ and Dr Heidi Horsley discuss sudden loss versus anticipated loss at the annual ADEC (Association of Death Education and Counseling) Conference.
Donna Schuurman: Families Coping With Loss
July 25, 2011
Dr Donna Schuurman and Dr Heidi Horsley discuss families coping with loss.
Children and Loss; David Meagher and Dr Gloria Horsley
January 28, 2011
David Meagher and Dr Gloria Horsley discuss Children Coping with Loss.
David Meagher and Dr Gloria Horsley-Children and Pet Loss
December 24, 2010
David Meagher and Dr Gloria Horsley talk about helping children cope with pet loss.
Khris Ford & Dr Heidi Horsley; Using the Expressive Arts for Children's Grieving
November 30, 2010
Khris, Founder of My Healing Place and Dr Heidi Horsley talk about using the expressive arts to help children heal.


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Prescriptives • Flawless Skin Total Protection Makeup SPF 15 • Liquid
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alisham2 on 1/29/2014 9:09:00 PM more reviews by alisham2
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
This is my HG foundation for sure. I have terrible acne-prone, oily skin with TONS of acne scarring. And by tons, I mean that I would never walk around without foundation because I'm just too self conscious. This is the only foundation that I've worn that I'm actually comfortable walking around in. It covers absolutely everything, and will last ALL day. I work 15-16 hours per day on the regular, and my foundation always looks just as fresh when I get home as it did when I left in the morning. I've been wearing it for YEARS, I think probably since about 9th grade, and I honestly don't see myself ever switching. This foundation doesn't break me out at all. I have unintentionally slept in my makeup before, and never woke up with breakouts because of it. (Side note: my breakouts are hormonal and now pretty much under control, so has nothing to do w/any makeup I've been wearing).
When I've tried other foundations they all go on really great in the morning, turn an awkwardly dark color around the afternoon, and are completely gone by the evening. This is the only foundation that stays put until you take it off with no discoloration whatsoever during the day. Also, the other foundations always look really weird on me in the daylight (could be I could never find my color, but still! I've tried HUNDREDS..literally... high end and drugstore, and they all look weird on me in sunlight), however the prescriptives foundation looks gorgeous and so natural. The best part would probably be that the foundation is totally waterproof. My family vacations every summer in the caribbean and I would never be caught dead without foundation on, however after a full day of running in and out of the ocean, the pool and drying off, my foundation is still flawless :)
I also love how full coverage the foundation is without looking cakey. I don't really use concealer, which is crazy given the things I need to cover up! Scarring, redness, undereye circles, the list goes on, but all I really need is the foundation and I'm good to go. I set it with any colorless powder (currently MUFE microfinish), add some blush and that's it. Lastly, I love the way the foundation photographs, it never looks like I have any imperfections or anything. It has an SPF15 included, however I never have any white mask issues as I did with some others.
I'll probably purchase this stuff until the day I die, I have never found anything that comes close! It's pricey, but worth every penny.
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*TOP REVIEWER* curlylocks on 1/23/2014 12:14:00 PM more reviews by curlylocks
Age: 44-55 Skin: Normal Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I've been pretty happy with my Lancome Teint Idole but it seemed to lack the coverage I was needing. I feel like I've tried so many brands, and was at a loss of where to look. After trolling through MUA, found references to Prescriptives but thought they had disappeared. After finding them online and reading the reviews for the Flawless, this sounded perfect. I even saw the name of the color that had been perfect for me 20 years ago in the Virtual Skin. I ordered it and it was spot on. It is a heavier coverage like I had hoped for, but doesn't look masky and overly matte. You also don't need very much! I was also surprised that after a few hours of wear, the usual oilies weren't massive. I'll update if necessary, but think this stuff is great!
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untakenname1000 on 3/11/2013 4:33:00 PM more reviews by untakenname1000
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Medium Eyes: Green
OMG!!!! So happy this foundation is still available online! Amazing foundation that DOES NOT TRANSFER!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT! The best thing about Prescriptives is that they have a full line up of warm shades and a full line up or cool shades so there is a match for EVERYONE! Any true makeup fan needs this in their life!
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tarrad on 4/16/2012 11:03:00 AM more reviews by tarrad
Age: 36-43 Skin: Very Dry, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
THIS IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FOR $42.00 + S&H FROM PRESCRIPTIVES.COM. I have never used this product before but noticed a lot of women complaining this was discontinued. Although Prescriptives is no longer available at the dept stores but is available online still. They had so many complaints from loyal happy customers that they decided to continue to offer their products online. I know this because I have used the Prescriptives Vibrant Moisturizer for several years & was highly upset when they discontinued it. But I can still get that as well although after 6-7 of continued usage Ive noticed Im not quite as happy with the results as I used to be so Im currently experimenting with some new face products & moisturizers. GOOD LUCK http://www.prescriptives.com/product/7580/14936/Shop/Makeup/See-All/Flawless-Skin-Total-Protection-Makeup-SPF-15/index.tmpl
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momof3blonds on 11/24/2011 6:52:00 PM more reviews by momof3blonds
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
This is still available online! Prescriptives.com. I have been looking for a replacement for my favorite teinte idole from Lancôme and this is wonderful! My skin has even become clearer using this! I use the second lightest shade cream 02. Beautiful color match and great wear too!
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*TOP REVIEWER* donnatd on 11/13/2011 3:56:00 PM more reviews by donnatd
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Combination Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
Wonderful product.
Great colormatch, good slip to apply, no rush.
Good, yet natural, coverage. Sunscreen and nutritents...
And it lasts.
It feels good going on, little oily breakthru halfway thru the day.
and just feels good.
So why the heck was this discontinued?
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friday89 on 7/6/2011 7:44:00 AM more reviews by friday89
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Now that I have vented my frustration, I must say that this was my HG foundation. It was a great consistency, stayed on all day and kept my skin beautiful and healthy looking. It is so hard to find a foundation that is both oil free and gives full coverage, but this was the one!
This foundation never broke my skin out, which is fantastic for me. I could even sleep in it and not break out the next day - never before seen!
My search for a foundation as good as this one continues...
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Lizzieloveslipgloss on 5/15/2011 6:08:00 PM more reviews by Lizzieloveslipgloss
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Blue
Love this foundation, sad they are going out of business. Load up online until it is gone! Great medium/full coverage, nice finish. Not to matte and a little dewy. Really love the color match to my skin, best match I have ever had.
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Bekmar on 11/17/2010 4:22:00 AM more reviews by Bekmar
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is a wonderful foundation for medium to full coverage. It covered up my acne scars and made me look "flawless" :) My mom bought it for me as a gift but got the wrong color . Unfortunately Czech Republic does not carry Prescriptives makeup ( shame really) SO I am stuck with it. I figured I can use it during the summer when I get a bit more tan :) This product doesnt come with a pump, so you must be careful. Its easy to pour too much out. overall I would by it again if I had a chance. :D
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KarenPrescriptives on 10/19/2010 8:55:00 AM more reviews by KarenPrescriptives
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
I am disapppointed with this foundation,cost a lot ($82) and let me down.
It applies easily and looks good with pretty good coverage at first, but within 2 hours or less my face becomes an oily horror show, with the foundation settled into pores and scars but the higher parts of my skin bare and oily where it has simply slid off. Terribly embarrassing.
I will not repurchase.
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This may be thanks to Bolano and his massive appeal, but it seems (to me at least), like Spanish literature is going through a sort of a "Second Boom." Not so much in terms of a shared aesthetic, but in terms of having captured the imaginations of American publishers. In addition to standards like Javier Marias and Fernando del Paso, over the past few years works from Evelio Rosero, Alejandro Zambra, Eloy Urroz, Jorge Volpi, Cesar Aira, Santiago Roncagliolo, Carlos Gamerro, Sergio Chejfec, and Enrique Vila-Matas have been published in English translation, and have received both great critical attention and a decent-sized readership.
And that's just in the fiction world . . . Additionally, there have been a number of collections of poetry published, along with Granta's "Best of the Young Spanish-Language Novelists" issue and the forthcoming The Future Is Not Ours anthology.
All of this is a brief (and rather vague) prelude to talking about Juan Gabriel Vasquez, the author of The Informers and the more recently publishing The Secret History of Costaguana. I've had Secret History on my shelf for months, but haven't had a chance to get to it yet. Well, after exchanging a few emails with Jeremy Osner (who runs this blog) about this book, I think it's about to move up my "to read" pile . . .
I keep wondering why we do it: why would an adult devote his time, his mental energies, his moral intelligence to reading about things that never happened to people who never existed; how could this activity be so important, so vital, that this person would voluntarily withdraw from real life to carry it out. I've come across a few answers over the years, some of them in conversations with other addicted readers, but mostly in books here and there along the way. And indeed, the most recent of these books is truly marvelous: The Naïve and Sentimental Novelist consists of six essays in which Orhan Pamuk seeks to answer one crucial question: What happens to us when we read (and write) novels? This book is the most illuminating, most stimulating, most abundant examination of this difficult topic that I've read in years. I can do no less than to offer this urgent call to readers.
"I have learned by experience that there are many ways to read a novel," says Pamuk. "We read sometimes logically, sometimes with our eyes, sometimes with our imagination, sometimes with a small part of our mind, sometimes the way we want to, sometimes the way the book wants us to, and sometimes with every fiber of our being." In other words: there are no two identical readers of the same novel; not even two identical readings. And this fact, which seems so obvious, is what can explain the effects, the intimate, unpredictable effects the novel can have on us. What are these effects? Pamuk says we read the way we drive a car, pressing the pedals and shifting gears while watching the signals and traffic and the landscape around us: our intellect moves in a thousand and one directions in every instant. With part of our mind we do the simplest thing: follow the story. But readers of "serious" novels are doing something more: are looking constantly for the secret center of the novel, for that revelation the novel seeks to bring to light, which cannot be summarized, which can only be expressed just as the novel expresses it. Sábato was once asked what he meant to say in On Heroes and Tombs. Sábato replied, "If I could have said it any other way, I would never have written the book."
You can read the rest of the piece here and all of Vasquez's weekly columns here.
(I think it's fitting that I'm posting this today, since that bit above loosely ties into the Very Professional Podcast that we're posting later today.)
Going back to the book itself, here's Jeremy's summary:
The Secret History of Costaguana (2011) is Juan Gabriel Vásquez's second novel to be translated into English, following 2009's The Informers. It is a captivating book, the very best kind of historical novel: Vásquez has researched meticulously a corner of history that may be unfamiliar to many readers (as it was to me); he draws connections between that corner and the broader currents of world history and the history of literature; and he does so playfully, inquisitively, accepting none of the strands of historical narrative as immutable fact.
Vásquez' chosen topic is the first attempt to build a canal in the Panamanian province of Colombia, in the 1880's. One of the people who was in that corner of the world during those years was Joseph Conrad, a key literary influence for Vásquez, who used his observations of Colombia as the basis for his novel Nostromo, set in the fictional country of Costaguana. Vásquez' narrator Juan Altamirano crosses paths with Conrad in Colombia, and again many years later in London, and he sets his own South American voice up in opposition to the colonial voice of Conrad.
And so we get a beautifully-drawn picture of Colombia and Panama during a critical point in their history, and in the history of their relationship with the US; and interlaced into this picture we get the novelist's statement of his influences and his literary education. (For more of the latter, be sure to read Vásquez excellent essay on literary influence, Misconceptions Surrounding Gabriel García Márquez.) Vásquez' powerful, enchanting prose finds an able translator in Anne McLean.
He also directed my attention to a few things about Vasquez on The Guardian, including this podcast, and this write up by Maya Jaggi.
But of all this, one of the coolest bits from Vasquez in this quote that Jeremy found in his book chat at The Guardian: "I have a tendency to trust translators, mainly because nobody does it for the money."
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In the latter half of the nineteenth century in particular, memorial plaques with various iconographic motifs from the Old Testament were among the popular homemade products made by Jewish women and girls, among others. This plaque, which was probably used as a decorative wall painting, depicts Queen Esther in front of King Ahasuerus surrounded by 16 other decorative features with various motifs (animals, playing cards, landscapes and flowers). It has a surprising range of skilfully used materials and an exceptionally precise design. The year 1863 is engraved in one of the motifs (a temple with weeping willow).
The Purim festival is particularly popular with children and usually includes a carnival, banquet and party. It is celebrated on the 14th of Adar, which this year falls on the 8th of March. The Hebrew word Purim means "lots" and refers to the lottery that the wicked minister Haman used to determine the date for the massacre of Persian Jews during the reign of King Ahasuerus (generally identified with Xerxes I of Persia). In the Purim story, Esther risks death by coming unbidden into the presence of her husband King Ahasuerus and saves the entire Jewish nation from destruction by revealing her Jewish identity. Midrashim refer to this event as a miracle – and it is this that forms the central motif of the plaque on display. The Book of Esther is read from a special scroll during Purim, and it is customary to make a loud noise with rattles, whistles and other instruments whenever the name of the wicked minister Haman is mentioned.
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The defeated Khan of Xiongnu and his men moved to the far north, away from the Han border. The Han Empire recovered the region south of the Yellow River in Inner Mongolia and relieved its capital Chang'an of any direct threat from the Xiongnu.
However, the Hexi Region was still under the control of the Xiongnu. Ambitious for territorial expansion, Emperor Wu shifted his attention to this region and embarked on a war to eliminate the Xiongnu forces in the west. In a battle fought in 121 BC, over 30,000 Xiongnu soldiers were killed or wounded and over 40,000 surrendered to Han troops, and thus the Xiongnu forces in Hexi were smashed. The control of the Hexi Region by the Han troops opened up the road to the Western Regions and to Central Asia beyond. Emperor Wu brought Jiuquan and Zhangye into the Han Empire by establishing them as two commanderies immediately after the war and then settling over a million migrants in these two places.
In 119 BC, a larger-scale and fiercer war broke out to the north of the Gobi. The aim of the Han troops was to resolve all border problems by pushing deep into the heartland of the Xiongnu-occupied area and crushing them. The two commanders of the battle were General Wei Qing and General Huo Qubing, names which have entered the annals of China's military history. Altogether 100,000 Han cavalrymen and 140,000 horses were thrown into battle and hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians were employed to transport food and forage. The entire army showed extraordinary bravery and pushed all the way to today's Ulan Bator in the State of Mongolia.
This was the height of the 24-year-old General Huo Qubing's military career. He returned to Chang'an at the head of his victorious troops after viewing the beauties of the exquisite Lake Baikal. Two years later, this famous young general died.
Having suffered near annihilation in these battles, the Xiongnu people were forced to the far north of the Gobi and for a long time afterwards did not have the strength to take on the Han army.


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Artist Janet Echelman builds giant, living sculptures that respond to the elements around them. These massive works of art typically sway in the wind, flow with the water, or respond to light. This time, Echelman's work is interacting with Chrome. Her piece, built in collaboration with Google Creative Director Aaron Koblin, now descends over water and walkways from a Vancouver skyscraper, changing color in response to the input it receives from visitors on the ground.
So today TechCrunch apparently tried to send their reporter to the Googleplex and unwrap the wrapped sculpture that was sitting next to all the other Android related creations, all in the shape of existing Android version codenames - Cupcake, Donut, and Eclair.
When the reporter tried to unwrap the sculpture to peak inside, some Googlers threatened to call security (deservedly so, may I add).
What TechCrunch didn't know, however, is that the sculpture was already leaked to Youtube a whole week ago.


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An interview with Shane, a member of the Berlin anarchist media group about conditions in the city and the anarchist movement there.
While on a recent visit to Berlin I interviewed Shane, a member of the Berlin anarchist media group, who was the organiser of my public meeting on 'Organised anarchism in Ireland'. The conversation covers a number of areas including the economy of the city, gentrification resistance, strikes, tortured geography, the legacy of the 80's squatting movement, the collective housing movement today, Kopi and its many bars, the place of the collective houses in the Berlin left, the drawbacks of the 'scene', organised anarchism in Berlin, the nature of the autonom groups, post apartheid South Africa, economic re-structuring, struggles around service delivery, the role on 'internationals' in the Berlin scene and anarchist publishing with the anarchist media group.
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thanks for conducting this interview. it really gives a good perspective on the counter-culture/autonome vs active anarchists. so europe is not every different from some other places in the west after all.
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Of the 26 only two are undervalued; Broadcom (BRCM) by 21.5% and Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) by 10.4%. 15 components are overvalued by more than 20%.
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