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10 Tips to Mend a Broken Heart
This guest article from Psych Central was written by Therese J. Borchard.
Bess Myerson once wrote that "to fall in love is awfully simple, but to fall out of love is simply awful." Especially if you are the one who wanted the relationship to last.
Mending a broken heart is never easy. There is no quick way to stop your heart from hurting so much.
To stop loving isn't an option. Author Henri Nouwen writes, "When those you love deeply reject you, leave you, or die, your heart will be broken. But that should not hold you back from loving deeply. The pain that comes from deep love makes your love ever more fruitful."
But how do we get beyond the pain? Here are 10 tips I've gathered from experts and from conversations with friends on how they patched up their heart and tried, ever so gradually, to move on.
1. Go through it, not around it.
I realize the most difficult task for a person with a broken heart is to stand still and feel the crack. But that is exactly what she must do. Because no shortcut is without its share of obstructions. Here's a simple fact: You have to grieve in order to move on. During the 18 months of my severe depression, my therapist repeated almost every visit: "Go through it. Not around it." Because if I went around some of the issues that were tearing me apart inside, then I would bump into them somewhere down the line, just like being caught in the center of a traffic circle. By going through the intense pain, I eventually surfaced as a stronger person ready to tackle problems head on. Soon the pain lost its stronghold over me.
2. Detach and revel in your independence again.
Attempting to fill the void yourself — without rushing to a new relationship or trying desperately to win your lover back — is essentially what detaching is all about. The Buddha taught that attachment that leads to suffering. So the most direct path to happiness and peace is detachment. In his book, Eastern Wisdom for Western Minds, Victor M. Parachin tells a wonderful story about an old gardener who sought advice from a monk. Writes Parachin:
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One of the most liberating thoughts I repeat to myself when I'm immersed in grief and sadness is this: I don't need anyone or anything to make me happy. When I'm experiencing the intense pangs of grief, it is so difficult to trust that I can be whole without that person in my life. But I have learned over and over again that I can. I really can. It is my job to fill the emptiness, and I can do it… creatively, and with the help of my higher power.
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Maybe you are already in a band, or you have been in one before. But anyway, if you haven't done any of that and were to be a musical star on stage, what would be your dream instrument/position? Me personally, I'm into drums. I've got fast hands and a pretty good sense of rhythm, I think. One of these days I plan on owning my own drum set just to mess around with it while I'm jamming to my music.
To be honest with you, I would go with being the guitar/lead vocal. They get more public responce sometimes then the whole band put together. I think this is why I like Phil collins. He does both. I am a drummer and I have played in bands before, but people rarely remember me or my abilities, they always remember the singer-guitar player. Although this does sound self-indulged, it's truely my best opinion on that.
I'm also into singing too. I used to own an acoustic guitar...until I smashed the thing to pieces. But even when I had it, I couldn't really figure out how to play the thing. Either singing or drumming is what I'd like to do, as they're what I'd most likely be best at.
There's a lot to be said for drummers and they can be front-and-center on stage. Don Henley (Eagles) is a drummer and sings great while playing the drums. Most people forget that Karen Carpenter was a drummer... until she starved herself to death. Drummers have a great deal to do with the overall sound of a band. That said, the guitar is the best "out-front" instrument. You can easily play and sing simultaneously, and even walk around and joke with your bandmates. Try doing that with a piano. --Bob


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1981-82: Childersburg High School, Talladega, Ala.
1983-88: Gwinnett County Public Schools, Norcross, Ga.
1988-89: Central High School, Bridgeport, Conn.
1989-90: Garden Grove High School, Garden Grove, Calif.
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1994-96: Capistrano Unified School District, San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
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The Gulf Coast High School band director who was arrested earlier this week on charges that he had a sexual affair with a 15-year-old band member and was later found to have married a former student from his teaching days in Georgia, was run out of another teaching job in California because of his "deficiencies" as a teacher.
According to a March 22, 1996, Los Angeles Times article, Robert Hamberg abruptly resigned from his job as instrumental music director at Dana Hills High School, which is about 50 miles south of Los Angeles, because the school district decided not to offer him tenure after his two-year probationary period. Hamberg taught at the school from 1994 to 1996, records show.
James A. Fleming, the superintendent of the Capistrano Unified School District at the time, said the reason was because doubts lingered about Hamberg's teaching skills.
"I understand that he is popular with students, but unfortunately, we have information about his deficiencies that students and parents don't have," Fleming said in the article without elaborating. "The policy of this administration is that whenever we have a doubt about the performance of a teacher, we will lean on the side of not granting tenure."
When reached Friday and told of the current sexual allegations Hamberg is facing, Sheila Benecke, a former trustee who was on the Capistrano school board at the time of Hamberg's resignation, said the decision to let Hamberg go was not based on anything sexual.
"That was not the issue, I can tell you that much," said Benecke, who declined to discuss details of the decision citing California confidentiality laws. "There were problems, but that was not one of the problems."
But, when Hamberg applied for employment with the Collier County School District, Dana Hills High School Principal Rickie Lundgren sent a letter of recommendation, calling Hamberg an "outstanding principal."
"He is a strong role model for young people, demanding and yet caring and compassionate. He will be an asset to any program he chooses to involve himself. We will have a huge task to fill his place if he leaves. I wish him the very best, however, as he devotes himself to young people and music," Lundgren wrote in a letter dated April 3, 1995, which was about one year before Hamberg's contract was not renewed with the Capistrano Unified School District.
Julie Hatchel, a spokeswoman for the Capistrano Unified School District, did not recognize Hamberg's name. She said that school district officials are encouraged to release teachers within their first two years of employment if they are not exemplary.
"We are very critical in assessing teacher performance in those first two years," Hatchel said. "If there is anything we don't feel is exemplary, we will not tenure them. Once a teacher receives tenure status, it is extremely difficult to remove them from their position."
According to the article, Hamberg said administrators were "pushing him out for no good reason." Several students at the time signed petitions, wrote letters and met with school officials urging them to keep Hamberg, who they said revitalized the school's music programs.
Hamberg told the Times that there were administrators and a small group of parents who, for whatever reason, disliked him.
"I want to stay at Dana Hills," Hamberg told the Times. "I like the kids. I like the teachers. But the administration here is shocking."
Hamberg has been the band director at Gulf Coast High School since 2000 and has been credited with revitalizing its program, getting more than 300 students involved in band.
Collier County sheriff's investigators arrested Hamberg, now 51, on Tuesday on seven counts of lewd and lascivious battery on a child after a 15-year-old member of the Gulf Coast High School band told authorities she has been engaged in a sexual relationship with him since December. The teen described the inside of Hamberg's house and details of his naked body.
Attempts to reach the teen's parents on Friday were unsuccessful. The family's attorney, John Ryan, declined comment.
"Her family is supportive of her," Ryan said. "They love her and they're going to do everything they can to protect her."
Hamberg's attorney, Jerry Berry, said the teen is lying about the relationship.
Hamburg bonded out of jail on Wednesday night, and is on unpaid leave for the rest of the 2009 semester.
Court documents and newspaper articles from the late 1980s indicate that Hamberg met his current wife, Dianne Hamberg, while he was a band director and she a drum major at Norcross High School in Georgia.
Hamberg abruptly resigned from Norcross in 1988 after he was questioned by school officials about a restraining order Dianne's parents received to keep Hamberg away from her. They contended at the time that Hamberg was having "an illicit, immoral relationship," with their daughter.
Allun Hamblett, executive director of human resources for the Collier County School District, reiterated Friday what he said in a press conference Thursday. He said the district did a background check on Hamberg that exceeds the current requirements under Florida Senate Bill 1712. The district also did a complete background check through the FBI and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
"Unfortunately, nothing came back through these sources that raised a red flag," he wrote in an e-mail Friday.
Hamblett also provided a verification of administrative and teaching experience form from Hamberg's personnel file. The form, from the Gwinnett County Board of Education and signed by human resources assistant Linda Allen, lists Hamberg's employment with the district from February 1984 to June 1, 1988.
Hamberg was questioned about his relationship with 17-year-old Dianne Hancock on Aug. 30, 1988, and resigned shortly after. That information and that employment is not listed on the form provided to the Collier County School District.
The report also lists Hamberg's performance as "satisfactory."
Hamblett, who received a copy of the Los Angeles Times story about Hamberg, said the story illustrates the major flaw in the whole applicant screening process. The article said that Capistrano Unified School District "officials say confidentiality laws preclude them from discussing employee records."
"This is precisely what I was talking about yesterday at the news conference," Hamblett wrote. "In point of fact, in a recent conversation with Gwinnett County Public Schools, we were told that the school district would not release information 'outside of verification of employment and years of employment.' I also learned today that the Orange Unified School District was contacted regarding Mr. Hamberg's employment; however, our calls have not been returned."
Hamblett said no matter how hard a potential employer tries to screen applicants, it is easy for an undesirable applicant to be passed along when employers are unwilling to provide "factual and unvarnished references."
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It's a bit ironic that there are so many threads popping up about the quality and excitement of women's tennis while ESPN seems to be, for the first time ever, heavily favoring covering the women. I think ESPN has got it's finger on the pulse and in these early rounds all the major 'story lines' are all on the women's side. I'm sure the second week we will be back to normal- but I'm kind of enjoying this to be honest (especially w. no Nadal).
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to all of this. Not having to hear McEnroe fawn over Roddick has been the higlight of the event.
No Carrilo, no John McEnroe, very little Patrick McEnroe, no dirty old man Enberg has made the first few days lovely.
If only every Venus match didn't have to be Shrivers excuse to dissect and criticize her game..... to death.
Fifteen years of this shit from her.
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MUMBAI: The Navghar police in Mulund (E) have arrested six persons, including a woman, who duped people across the country through jackpot schemes. They used to send smses to victims, requesting them to pay processing fees to claim the jackpot. They would tell the victims to deposit the fees in a bank account, which was then siphoned off.
"One of those arrested, Vineet Rai (33) from Bhayander, is the key person who informed associates that they have been assigned the contract of handling black money of businessmen. He told his associates to gather details of account-holders to open fake bank accounts to carry out transactions across the country," said a police officer.
State Bank of India Mulund (E) branch manager Sanjay Deshpande got suspicious as Rs10,000-15,000 was being credited into the account of one of the accused, Sandhya Nerkar, every day. "She resided in a slum and Rs2.53 lakh was credited in two months after opening the account. The money came from various parts of the country,'' Deshpande's February 10 complaint said.
The money would then be withdrawn from ATMs in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar
Deputy commissioner of police (zone VII) Sanjay Shintre instructed assistant commissioner of police (Mulund division) Mahadev Gundewadi to supervise Navghar police senior inspector Shrimant Gule, assistant inspector A S Sawant and the detection staff, who arrested Nerkar from Mulund (E) and through her Arjun Jha (30), Dilip Tiwari (33), Krishna Gaud (30), Jayesh Atta (30) and Rai.
Gule said a preliminary probe found that the main accused, Shrawan Singh, is based in Delhi. "Singh assigns the job to gang members in Mumbai to open bank accounts with fake documents to carry out transactions. The money is found deposited by the victims from Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and several other states in India.''
Jha was assigned the task of getting fake PAN cards from Gaud and Atta. He used to then get hold of a person to open a bank account. He came in contact with Nerkar, who was paid Rs1,000 to open a bank account with a fake address and PAN card. Jha would then collect the cheque book and ATM card from her and hand it over to Tiwari in Vasai, who then contacted Rai. He would travel to Delhi to hand over the cheque book and card to Singh," an officer said.
He said Singh's arrest would help the police know if it was part of a Nigerian scam. The six have been remanded to custody till February 23.
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Caroline Atkins will join the England women's squad for the Twenty20 series and Ashes Test against Australia women next week.
Atkins was part of the victorious World Cup and World Twenty20 teams in 2009 and has represented England in eight Test matches.
The Sussex batter will replace Beth Morgan, who will return to England for treatment after sustaining a shoulder subluxation during the second one-day international on January 7.
Atkins said: "This is a great opportunity for me. I can't wait to get out to Australia and join the squad.
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Anyone that crochet's or knows a person who crochet's knows that crocheters will attempt to crochet with any material that will bend ... so it's not that surprising that I decided to try crocheting with hemp. I make jewelry using hemp rope so thought I should trying crocheting with it. I thought hemp would make a good material for pot scrubbies because of its semi-roughness and flexibility. I'm sure, however, that I am not the first person to ever think of this... I just didn't bother to look it up and see.
I made a simple little scubbie which didn't take much of the rope at all. The first thing that I noticed was that when hemp is bent and pulled several times it starts to stink...lol I was trying to decide on a design so I would crochet a little then rip it out, which is how I discovered this. I just hope that once wet it doesn't smell horrible!
I also decided that even if this little thing works well, I probably will not be making very many of them... crocheting with hemp is a little rough on the fingers. It didn't actually take more than 10 minutes to make though, so maybe I will make more, just not today...lol
This is the little scrubbie that I made. I'm not good at writing patterns, but have attempted to write below the pattern for this.
Using a G hook and #48 Hemp ch 13
Row 1: In 4th ch from hook dc, dc in each ch to end (11dc) ch 3, turn
Row 2: *sc in next dc, dc in next sc; repeat from * to end (11 stitches) ch 1, turn
Row 3: *dc in next sc, sc in next dc; repeat from * to end (11 stitches) ch 3, turn
Row 4-7: Repeat rows 2 and 3 twice more
Row 8: Repeat row 2 with the exception of ch 3 then turn
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I hate this BB cream with the heat of a thousand suns. I purchased awhile ago, didn't love the shade, and so it's languished in my foundation drawer. I recently asked around about the best BB cream for oily skin and so many people said Smashbox, and so I decided to revisit it.
I wore it yesterday, applied with a Beauty Blender. By the time I was stuck in traffic on my way to work, I had to wipe it off with a napkin found on the floor of the passenger side of my car because I looked like an orange lollipop. And I was already oily.
I am still in the decision phase on this I love Smashbox products and so I decided to give it a try since I'm down at the lake I figured with the SPF and the natural coverage it would be perfect but I don't feel like it has enough luminosity to it like their Halo foundation so I wear it under the foundation as a primer and finish with the halo perfecting powder. So far so good. I wish the tube was bigger. Very small for pricing.
I am surprised of the good reviews from the oily skin friends here. I tried the light medium shade. When I applied some of the product on the back of my hand, the shade looked fine and it did not look too shinny or feel too greasy. I bought the product thinking this is going to the end of my search for HG. Well, far from it. This product is too greasy. Just the opposite of what is claimed on the box, it did not control oil, it produced more oil. The shade was way too pinkish and when it oxidized a couple of hours after application, it looked even reddish. I have tried a lot of high end products but the quality of this product is so poor that even WetnWild tinted moisturizer at the price of $2 is superior to this. Not recommended!
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This BB cream moisturizes my dry skin without turning it into an oil slick like Bobbi Brown BB cream did. It's long lasting and the Medium/Light shade is perfect for my Sephora 3Y08 skin. The tube is great for traveling.
I have a love-hate relationship with this BB cream. It has some great qualities:
-does a fabulous job at blending into my face
-disguises pores and fine lines
-wonderful light-reflecting properties
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However, I found the colour to be too pink (I was using Fair) and the finish never looked natural. I always looked 'made-up,' and I prefer a more natural finish. Also found it to make me very shiny, despite my skin being on the dry side.
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This BB cream is great. I tend to have oily skin and if i use any other foundation itll either turn cakey or oxidize... I like this one, its light and refreshing. But its so expensive and there isnt really THAT much in one tube. I noticed that they changed the packaging a bit lately.
While it isn't SUPER moisturizing, this bb has a nice non-dewy finish, and did not break me out (Bonus!!!). medium coverage, high $$$ - it was about 40 bucks. use a moisturizer under it and you'll be fine.
P.S the fair/light shade works perfect for me, complete match!
I fell in love with this product the first time I tried it. I had a tried a couple BB creams prior to this one and this one in comparison was like a step above the rest. It was less dewy yet still moisturizing. But alas, after using this product for months my love for this product has diminished. I have come to the conclusion that although it does provide a less dewy finish than other BB creams that I've tried in the past and although it looks very natural it isn't as moisturizing as I would like it to be. In fact it accentuates any dry flake that pops up and they are popping up everywhere with this product. I prefer a BB cream that I can pop up sans moisturizer, primer, etc. because as a busy mom on-the-go I want something that evens me out and gives me that little extra boost. My face is very dry and this product doesn't help at all. Therefore, I will use this up and won't be repurchasing. On a side note, I did purchase the trial size (a cute little squeeze tube) and later received another trial size from my mom. These two little trials have lasted about 6 months with everyday use and there's still tons left!
Hm. My feelings towards this product have definitely changed the longer I've used it. I first came across this product while in the market for my first BB creams/tinted moisturizers and received a sample. The sample of the product was lovely and I eventually ended up purchasing a full tube of this about a year later after trying (and loving) other brands, but not able to get the Smashbox out of my head.
This product does not perform as well as I remember the sample performing. I recall this having a very similar finish to my beloved Bobbi Brown BB, just a bit slicker, and wearing very, very well on my oily skin. (And I even tested this sample in the summer!)
This literally seems to slide right off of my face, even when set with powder. If I touch my skin an hour or so later, product sloths right off. By the end of the day, everything seems to just be sitting on top of my skin waiting to smear away.
I am extremely pale, and the lightest shade is a good match, but I MUCH prefer my Tarte and Bobbi Brown BBs/TMs.
This also irritates my eyes if I get too close to my lids.
Pricey, but worth it!!
I first tried this product in a Try Me kit with travel sizes of the BB cream in Light, Halo powder in Light and their basic primer. I love the way my skin looks when using the combination of the BB Cream and the Halo powder.
I have a light to fair complexion with some redness, and while this covers it well - it doesn't have a heavy feel. I have no problem blending this product; I use a slightly dampened Beauty Blender, and blend out the dots on my forehead, cheeks, nose and chin.
This, along with the Halo, brightens my skin (now that I am older I am losing that youthful glow :( ). It keeps my skin shine free, all day, and the coverage lasts until I remove it. The redness doesn't show through!!
I love this product so much, that I broke bad and purchased the full sizes (BB Cream - $39 and Halo - $59) along with another Try Me kit so I have them when I travel. Using the Ulta Platinum points, discounts, etc. it is still incredibly expensive, but a little better. The trial size has lasted almost 2 months so far, so you do get what you pay for!


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Spec Ops: The Line studio Yager will debut a new game with publisher Grey Box at E3.
The project will belong to a new IP according to Yager's Twitter account. Grey Box is a new publisher which is also working on Petroglyph Games' Grey Goo.
Yager did not reveal any further details on the game, but job listings that surfaced in December 2013 indicate the studio is working on an "exciting new AAA F2P project" with designers needed for military armor, weaponry, and vehicles.
In March 2013, Epic Games announced that Yager was the first European independent studio to license Unreal Engine for a "major next-generation title to be unveiled in the coming months."
Yager first made reference to a new project in August 2012. A spokesperson for the studio noted that Spec Ops: The Line performed relatively poorly in retail, decreasing the likelihood of a sequel.
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A friend brought Ely-Gardner, 27, to the Manchester Police Department on New Year's Eve with a chest wound that appeared to be caused by a small-caliber handgun, according to police. Police said Ely-Gardner told them he had been out getting cigarettes when he was shot by a passing driver on Route 7A.
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Installing Suspicious Package
What versions of OS X does Suspicious Package support?
Suspicious Package requires OS X 10.10 (Yosemite), OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) or OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion).
If you're using an older version of OS X, you can download an older version of Suspicious Package: for OS X 10.7 (Lion) or OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard), use Version 1.3. For OS X 10.5 (Leopard), use Version 1.2. (Quick Look itself was introduced with Leopard, so Suspicious Package does not exist for earlier versions.)
Shouldn't I be suspicious of the Suspicious Package package?
Yes, we're aware of the ... irony of distributing Suspicious Package as a package, but it's very awkward to distribute it any other way. If you want an alternative, though, there are instructions here.
The Suspicious Package package is signed with an Apple-issued "Developer ID" certificate, and so will be recognized as valid by the Gatekeeper feature of OS X. The signer, as displayed by Suspicious Package itself, will be "Randy Saldinger," which is the real name of the person who writes in the first person plural for Mothers Ruin Software.
See below for a discussion of Developer ID, and what it does — and doesn't — promise.
Does Suspicious Package automatically check for updates (and how can I stop it)?
Yes. Once a month — or less, if you use it less often — Suspicious Package will download a small file from our web site to get the current version. If a newer version is available, you'll see this at the bottom of the Quick Look preview:
Click on Update Available to open the Suspicious Package download page, where you can get the latest version.
If you don't like the automatic checking and want to turn it off, use the following command in the Terminal:
defaults write com.mothersruin.SuspiciousPackage UpdateCheckDisabled -bool YES
There ought to be a more friendly way to disable update checking, but the architecture of Quick Look plug-ins makes it near impossible to connect the UI in the Quick Look preview back to the plug-in that generates the preview (and does the update check).
How do I uninstall Suspicious Package?
If you installed Suspicious Package "for all users" (this is the default), go to your startup disk in the Finder, open the Library folder, and within that, the QuickLook folder. Find the item named Suspicious Package.qlgenerator and drag it to the trash. Finder will ask for your Administrator password to complete this.
If you installed Suspicious Package "for me only," go to the Finder, hold down the Option key, click on the Go menu, and then choose Library. Then open the QuickLook folder, find the item named Suspicious Package.qlgenerator and drag it to the trash.
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Some installer packages contain sub-packages, and allow you to deselect one or more of these through the Customize dialog. And some installer packages contain sub-packages that are selected or deselected automatically, based on the OS X version, the other software installed, or even the hardware of your Mac.
Suspicious Package doesn't have the smarts to figure out which sub-packages will actually be installed, and merely assumes that they all would be. For the purpose of evaluating what a package might do to your system, this is usually enough.
Why does Suspicious Package not work on installer X?
If Suspicious Package doesn't recognize the structure of an installer package, the Quick Look preview will not show the file view, and will indicate that the package is "broken or archaic." Even for normal-appearing package files, this can happen for a number of reasons; the OS X Installer supports a bewildering array of package formats, going back to NeXT days, and Suspicious Package simply does not understand them all.
If you find an installer package that Suspicious Package doesn't work on, feel free to contact us with the details, although we can't promise we can get it working.
Why does Suspicious Package say it is not showing some files that the package installs?
When a package installs more than about 10,000 files, the Suspicious Package file view can get unwieldy and slow. Since we haven't figured out a way to improve this — within the limits of the Quick Look plug-in architecture — Suspicious Package omits the deeper levels of folder hierarchy when the number of files gets too high. When this happens, you'll see a message like this above the file view:
If you open folders below the indicated level, the "private folder" icon will show you where information has been omitted by Suspicious Package.
What's the difference between Suspicious Package and "Show Package Contents" in the Finder?
Show Package Contents in the Finder's context menu actually refers to a completely different sort of package. OS X also uses the term "package" to refer to a folder that appears to be a file in the Finder. (A developer might call this a bundle, but a package is actually a more generic thing, since a bundle implies a specific internal structure, such as an Info.plist file and a Resources directory.) The Finder's Show Package Contents command is just saying to open the folder in the Finder, instead of opening the application associated with the package.
A modern ("flat") installer package is not even a folder, so you won't see this Finder command. On an older ("bundle-style") installer package, the Finder will offer to Show Package Contents, but that will show you only the internal structure of the installer package, which isn't the same as seeing what the package will install. (However, it is occasionally useful for finding scripts and executables referenced by install scripts: see more details.)
Why don't I get a preview in Finder windows set to use Column view?
Finder's Column view (i.e. View : as Columns) shows Quick Look previews in the rightmost pane for some types of files. But it doesn't support interactive previews such as Suspicious Package (excepting some of the built-in types, like PDF files or movie files).
You might notice that, for a large package, Column view will work a bit before simply showing the generic package icon. This, unfortunately, is Suspicious Package producing a Quick Look preview, which the Finder will then decline to show. We tried to find a way to avoid this, but there seems to be no way to tell the Finder ahead of time that it shouldn't bother.
Understanding Install Scripts
What is an install script
and why should I care?
In addition to installing files, a package can contain "install scripts," which are run by the OS X Installer. These scripts can do anything, and typically run as the root user. There are countless legitimate reasons for a package to have install scripts — starting and stopping background processes, cleaning up and rebuilding caches, and so on. But a malicious package could take advantage of this mechanism to wreak havoc, and even well-intentioned but buggy packages might do damage.
If a package contains install scripts, Suspicious Package will show how many, like so: Clicking on this will open the scripts browser, where you can see the content of every script in the package, e.g.:
Unfortunately, the hard part is actually auditing the install scripts for safety, which requires knowledge of the scripting language being used. Suspicious Package tries to give a few clues — including the arguments that the script will get from the OS X Installer — but it can still be a challenge.
As a general rule, the less you understand what the install scripts do, the more you should trust the distributor of the package before installing it — and the more carefully you'll want to vet the package signature (to ensure that the distributor is really who you think it is).
What are all these files and folders in the scripts browser? And why are some "not directly used by the Installer?"
The OS X Installer has specific "hooks" for running install scripts — a preinstall script is run before the package files are installed, and a postinstall script is run after. That sounds very simple, but you will often see more than just these two files in the scripts browser. There are two reasons for this:
- An installer package can (and often does) contain sub-packages, and each one of those sub-packages might contain its own preinstall and postinstall scripts. In such cases, you'll see the sub-packages as folders at the top level of the scripts browser.
- A preinstall or postinstall script can, in turn, run other scripts, or even standalone applications, which are also contained within the package. So even though the OS X Installer does not directly run anything but preinstall and postinstall, the other scripts in the package are likely still used (or they wouldn't be there). For this reason, Suspicious Package shows all the scripts in the package, with the indirect ones in gray. But to understand how the indirect scripts are used, you generally have to start at the top — preinstall and postinstall — and work your way down.
A couple of other notes about interpreting install scripts:
- Packages that come from Apple use a convention where a generic preinstall script runs all of the scripts in the sibling preinstall_actions folder — and likewise with postinstall and postinstall_actions. When you're looking at an Apple package and see this pattern, you can usually focus on the actions folder instead. (Suspicious Package won't gray out these scripts in Apple-distributed packages.) But be careful not to make this assumption in non-Apple packages, because the "generic" top-level script might not actually do what you expect!
- In addition to scripts, the package might contain compiled executable tools, or even applications, to be run by the preinstall or postinstall scripts. Suspicious Package shows these files, but since they aren't text files, it can't tell you anything more than their existence and file type.
Why doesn't Suspicious Package show the indirect scripts for certain packages?
The Suspicious Package policy of showing all scripts holds only for modern (so-called "flat") installer packages. It is otherwise extremely difficult to see the scripts in a flat package.
An older package format (known as "bundle-style") can also have indirect scripts. But in this case, the scripts are visible within the bundle, if you open the package using the Finder's Show Package Contents command (see above). Suspicious Package shows only the top-level (preinstall and postinstall) scripts in this case, rather than trying to show the entire contents of the package, and doing so less effectively than the Finder.
Understanding Package Signatures
What does the package signature prove?
At a minimum, a package signature that is marked as valid by Suspicious Package indicates that someone has obtained a certificate from a certificate authority which is trusted by OS X, and has used that certificate to sign the package. (This is a bit oversimplified: see more below.)
Since a certificate — at best — proves identity, rather than benign intent, there is only so much reassurance you should take from it. Furthermore, some certificates prove nothing more than that the certificate holder owns the Internet domain that the certificate names, which, unless you trust the domain, means little.
However, in the Apple ecosystem, there are a couple forms of signatures that promise a bit more. One is a signature from Apple itself — such as on packages downloaded from the Apple web site, through OS X Software Update, or through the Mac App Store. These are certificates that Apple issues to itself, but since Apple owns the platform, this is sufficient to warrant that the package came from Apple. Suspicious Package marks such signatures as Apple Inc.
Another signature uses a "Developer ID" certificate, issued by Apple under the Gatekeeper program. These are certificates that Apple issues to developers registered with the Apple Developer program, and which developers use to sign their packages. Suspicious Package marks such signatures as Developer ID
Although Developer ID certificates don't prove benign intent either, Apple has the ability to revoke such certificates if they are being used to distribute malware — or if they are lost or stolen. Signatures from revoked certificates will be marked as revoked in Suspicious Package, and will not be allowed to open in the OS X Installer.
What do the package signature types — "revoked," "expired," etc. — indicate?
The meaning of each package signature type is described below:
Signature Type | Description |
Apple Inc. | Package was signed with a valid Apple certificate, such as for distribution of software through www.apple.com, OS X Software Update or the Mac App Store. |
Developer ID | Package was signed with a valid Developer ID certificate, which was issued by Apple to a third-party developer, for distribution of software outside of the Mac App Store. |
valid | Package was signed with a certificate that was issued by a certificate authority which is trusted by OS X (but which is not an Apple or Developer ID certificate). |
not trusted | Package was signed with a certificate that is not trusted by OS X, nor issued by a trusted certificate authority. |
expired | Package was signed with a certificate that has expired or been revoked by the issuer. All certificates expire after some amount of time. Or a certificate might be revoked because it has been lost or stolen. In certain cases, the OS X Installer can verify that a package was signed before the certificate became invalid, and so will consider the signature valid — even where Suspicious Package does not, because it not have access to this verified time-of-signing information. |
revoked | |
marked as trusted | Package was signed with a certificate that would not normally be trusted by OS X, but which is marked as trusted on your computer. You should see this only if you opened Keychain Access and changed the "Trust Settings" for the certificate, or if you have an IT department that did so globally. |
Will Suspicious Package tell me if a package was modified since being signed?
Not directly. There are actually two pieces to verifying a package signature:
- First, the trust of the signing certificate is evaluated. This is what Suspicious Package shows as valid or Developer ID or the like.
- Then, the signature is verified against the certificate and against the actual contents of the package. This ensures that the package really was signed by the (trusted) certificate, and that it has not been modified since being signed.
Suspicious Package does not do the second step, because (a) it can take a long time, especially for large packages, and (b) the OS X Installer is going to do it anyway. In fact, if there is a failure in signature verification, the OS X Installer will stop with an error before any file has been installed, and before any install script has been run. So rather than turning Quick Look into Not-So-Quick Look, Suspicious Package defers this verification to the OS X Installer.
However, if you want to completely verify the signature without even attempting installation, you can use the OS X pkgutil(1) tool from the Terminal, e.g.:
pkgutil --check-signature ~/Desktop/SomePackageToCheck.pkg
This will do a complete verification of both certificate trust and signature validity.


text: History Seattle Historian: JFK Rose 'Above Our Cynicism' By Deborah Wang • Nov 25, 2013 Crosscut Photo Listen Listening... / Local historian Knute Berger was just a kid when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Berger's parents were Republicans -- they hadn't voted for Kennedy. But for Berger, Kennedy was a kind of hero. T'Was The Night Before Thanksgiving When DB Cooper Jumped ... By Feliks Banel • Nov 25, 2013 FBI Photo Listen Listening... / If you don't know the story of D.B. Cooper, the short version goes like this: On Nov. 24, 1971, a man referred to as D.B. Cooper hijacked a Boeing 727 on a flight between Portland, Ore., and Seattle. He extorted $200,000 in ransom, and parachuted from the plane. No one has ever seen him since. 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Owen collected interviews from notable civil rights leaders, White House staff, and others connected to Kennedy for his book, "November 22, 1963: Reflections on the Life, Assassination, and Legacy of John F. Kennedy." Owen spoke at the Elliott Bay Book Company on September 14. He was joined by Patricia Baillargeon, a contributor to his book who served as assistant to Eleanor Roosevelt. The Women In Kennedy's White House By editor • Nov 20, 2013 This month in Washington, D.C., a group of Kennedy-era staffers met for a reunion, including some women who worked for Kennedy the White House. While Kennedy's womanizing is well documented, not much is known about his policies on women's issues or the women who worked for him. From the Here & Now Contributors Network, Deborah Becker of WBUR has the story of some of these trailblazers. 50 Years After Assassination, Kennedy Books Offer New Analysis By Lynn Neary • Nov 18, 2013 In the 50 years since the assassination of President John F. 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Fendi Fall 2013 Runway
The mantra at the Fendi Fall 2013 collection? Fur — in every shade — on everything, and we mean everything. Even the shoes, bags, sunglasses, and tough-girl mohawks were adorned with it. Karl Lagerfeld zeroed in on fur (a pointed nod to the house's heritage), sleek lines, sexy slits, and enough neon and tactile intrigue to convince us of this collection's '80s-punk-meets-tribal leanings. But don't be fooled, this Nu-rave-esque lineup is also impeccably tailored, and the clothes, while bold in effect, are crafted with the utmost ladylike sensibility. Take, for example, the car coats styled with knee-length pencil skirts, or the cool cropped jackets paired with chic high-neck sheaths. There's an undeniable edge to the Fendi Fall '13 girl, but with a little (or a lot) of color and a clean silhouette, she's not as unapproachable as meets the eye.
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Watch White Collar
Originally, Peter was the only person to ever apprehend the infamous Neal Caffrey. Neal spent some time in prison before Peter requested that he serve out the remainder of his sentence in the custody of the FBI. Since Neal happens to be an expert in forgeries and many other white collar matters, he could work as a consultant for the Bureau. Neal operates with a GPS anklet so that Peter can keep up with his whereabouts at all times.
Although it originally began as a strictly business relationship, Peter and Neal eventually grow to become friends. With this friendship comes several trials and hardships. Putting a con man and a government agent together in a partnership is sure to lead to some questionable situations.
Over the course of the first three seasons, the show has provided a long-term story that shows how Neal evolves from a con man to a fully functioning member of society and back again. Each week, Neal and Peter also have a new FBI case to work on. Neal and Peter have a fantastic track record working together on cases and the Bureau starts to take notice. Eventually, some other forces within the department want to take Neal as their own personal "consultant." This leads to a great deal of tension between the departments within the FBI, and eventually causes problems for Neal himself.
One of the best things about the show is the character development and the way that they interact with one another. Besides Neal and Peter, they have a great ensemble of characters to enjoy. Neal's best friend Mozzie is a genius in his own right and provides some comic relief. Peter's wife Elizabeth and agents Diana and Jones also bring something to the table. Sara Ellis is an insurance adjuster who eventually becomes a love interest for Neal. She plays a recurring role on the show in every season.
With season four set to unfold soon, White Collar is just hitting its stride. Anyone who enjoys the other hit shows on USA should definitely consider checking out White Collar.
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In an effort to assist Neal in his risky heist, Peter joins a dangerous con against the Pink Panthers; Neal concocts a new plan that will benefit himself as well as the Pink Panthers.
The Pink Panthers call on Neal unexpectedly, while Peter's family life takes a hit after a colleague is murdered.
Peter and Neal take on a case involving someone from Mozzie's past.
Running a con for the Pink Panthers, Neal feels torn for scamming an innocent mark. Meanwhile, Peter finds himself working with a reckless Interpol agent who could threaten their entire operation.
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For USA Network, there never really is an off-season. While summer is often rerun season on many major networks, USA has that rare model where there's always something a full, fresh lineup. Sure, it's a wrap on the latest season of "Psych" and the final round nears for "In Plain Sight", and it feels like just yesterday that the third season of "White Collar" finished up. But there's more original-TV goodness right around the corner....
Missing your weekly dose of Matt Bomer's baby blues? Well you don't have long to wait until season 3 of "White Collar" returns to USA on January 17th. If you still can't wait though, USA has released some new video previews that give some hints about where the show is going headed into the end of it's third season.
USA's midseason schedule features two returning favorites and one new show, and even though their motto is "We Know Drama," there's a lot of dramedy going on here. Read on for premiere dates and times for USA's midseason schedule.
"White Collar" fans, if you want "Blood," you've got it. Recently leaked set pictures confirm that "True Blood" star Joe Manganiello is coming to the USA original cops-and-heisters-helping-the-cops dramedy just a little later this season. Reports suggest that the 34-year-old Manganiello will play an ex-con who stirs up trouble with FBI agent Peter Burke and wife Elizabeth (Tim DeKay and Tiffani Thiessen).
Just where would Peter Burke (Tim DeKay) be without Neal Caffrey (Matthew Bomer)? Surprisingly, the suit does OK on his own. "Pick a deed, any deed," Neal says, assuring Peter that the solution to their ongoing mortgage-fraud investigation amounts to little more than luck of the draw - and elementary deduction. The white-collar hall-of-famer explains gently to his straight-laced FBI cohort that he needn�t even guess what card Peter drew.
Mozzie (Willie Garson) and Neal (Tim DeKay) have remained free men - well, semi-free - largely because they're always a step ahead of whoever would try to change that. This week, someone got a drop on them. As Mozzie is selling off a his collection of sketchy surveillance equipment and other "sleight of hand-me-downs" to benefit the Detroit orphanage where he was raised by a kind man named Mr. Jefferies (Ernie Hudson), his little fire sale is visited gangster Tommy DeLuca, Jr. and a few friends.
Damn the rules, "White Collar"! Must the art thief with the cat-that-cooked-then-served-you-the-priceless-rare-canary grin have all the fun? Must the by-the-book-so-close-you-can-read-the-page-numbers-on-his-fingers partner get all the glory? Quite frankly, this week the answer was "no" and "no." In fact, it's Agent Diana Barrigan (Marsha Thomason) that is thrown into the fire under the guise of a hard-nosed, harder-assed journalist's assistant.


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"Appalling narration"
Simon Prebble narrating
Can't, as I couldn't finish it. Will have to read it instead.
Certainly not. If I could have given this zero stars I would have.
Couldn't finish listening to it.
I wish I'd taken note of the comments from other readers before purchasing it.
"Excellent narration, disappointing story"
Sean Barrett as always is an outstanding narrator. Despite the obviously well-researched South African background, I found the writing to be cliche-ridden and the characters two-dimensional.
"No ending!"
This novel is so disappointing - there is no ending. It's as if the author suddenly stopped writing. There is no resolution, no gathering together of the various strands of the story. One feels cheated, have invested the time in listening to it. The narration however is excellent.
"Hugely enjoyable!"
This is the first Flashman book I've read or listened to, and I was entranced! Flashy is totally over the top, a name-dropping, boasting Casanova, yet beguiles you with his charm. Timothy West's narration would be impossible to improve upon - he completely captures Flashy's mixture of self-deprecation and supreme confidence. I'm so disappointed Audible has only three Flashman titles, I do hope you can prevail upon Timothy West to do them all!
"High expectations, but a bit of a let-down"
Michael Rowbotham has been extravagantly praised, so I approached this novel with eagerness. However it seemed to unravel for me as it went along, especially after a strong beginning. I found the protagonist more and more irritating, and the motives of the killer not credible. The introduction of a second 'baddie' just before the end was a cop out. The performance, apart from a few idiosyncracies, was excellent.
"Superb narration"
Michael Jayston gives such a wonderful performance, you can't imagine anyone else reading Le Carré. He is George Smiley to perfection.
"Immersed in the 60s"
Story and writing are amazing, my only gripe is with the narrator. Her accent is anachronistic - people in the 1960s and 1970s (and up until the late 90s for that matter) didn't pronounce words like look, book, could as 'lerk' 'berk' and 'kerd'. For anyone over 30 this jars. It's a pity, as she does the regional accents well, so you wonder why she couldn't get this right as well.
I absolutely agree with Larry (reviewer from San Antonio); Trollope couldn't find a better narrator than Timothy West.
Trollope constantly surprises us, he never takes the easy option - none of his characters is totally good or totally bad. For instance, one starts off wanting Mrs Hurtle to be a villain and Paul Montague a hero, but neither turns out to be either. Even Melmotte himself is not the devil incarnate.
My only problem is that I have read most of Trollope! However, if Timothy West is the narrator, I will listen again to books I have already read.
The problem alluded to by other reviews appears to've been corrected, as I heard the complete novel. The incomparable Timothy West illuminates Trollope's prose in such a way that makes the experience of listening to it far more rewarding than silent reading ever could.
"Engrossing yet horrifying"
Exploding the myth of the 'professional' Wehrmacht, standing aloof from Nazi politics, this book investigates why Germany followed Hitler into the abyss. As in Ian Kershaw's other books on WW2, his research is meticulous, and the narrative is logical and enlivened by extracts from contemporary diaries. It is a truly horrifying story. I liked Sean Pratt's narration though I found his pronunciation occasionally idiosyncratic.


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so many shoe storage systems or racks are made for "regular" shoes. In the fall/winter I wear a lot of boots and knee high boots. DH wears work boots and high top sneakers a lot. Boots and some high top sneakers don't fit in the shoe racks so they are lined up on the floor. However, I want a system to get them more vertical to save space. I know some people leave boots in shoe boxes but I found that just got annoying. I suppose really tall boots need to be on floor but what about shorter ankle boots? |
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- Posted by talley_sue_nyc (My Page) on Mon, Feb 6, 06 at 16:46
I don't think any kind of boots needs to be on the floor--I'm not the only person here who stashes shoes (and even snow boots) at torso-level. I have a set of shelves that holds shoes at torso height, and one set of shelves is spaced a bit farther apart, which is useful for the 2 sets of ankle boots we have. If I'd been thinking, I'd have put in compartments for the kids' snow boots (and I still might someday, next to the backpack compartment). I can't see bending over twice--once to pick the boots up off the floor, and once to put them on (or once to take them off, and once to set them where they belong on the floor). The big thing is, you want them not to fall over, and for them to be out of the way. Falling all over on the floor isn't either, since you'll end up tripping over them. And falling off the shelf isn't useful, either. I wonder if you could use plain bookcases and put simple dividers between the pairs of boots? They make these vertical dividers that slip over a regular shelf; they're usually shown holding stacks of sweaters or handbags. But you could put them between sets of boots. Maybe space some shelves tightly for shoes, and others farther apart for taller boots. And get a bookcase/cabinet w/ doors, if you want. It's too bad those shoe cubbies don't come w/ removable dividers, so you can make some of the compartments really tall. I wonder if you could just leave one or two of the horizontal slats out? |
Here is a link that might be useful: shelf dividers
I think this really depends upon how wet and messy the climate. We are in Alaska and no way would I have boots anywhere but the floor. The kid's area has a mat with holes for drainage, which I keep old towels and newspaper under. Anything higher would just drip all over the place. Adult boots go on the floor of the coat closet, which has a similar drainage in place. If you wear ankle boots and high top sneakers, I would just treat them as regular shoes. Ankle boots should fit on numerous type shoe racks. You didn't give us an idea of where this vertical might be. In the entry area or bedroom closet? Can you hang something or will it have to be freestanding? Gloria |
- Posted by Carrie(firstname.lastname@example.com) onTue, Feb 8, 11 at 18:31
I was looking for something similar and although I plan to just have someone in my family build one for me because they are all good at contracting and what not I did come across a shelf. Here is the link. http://www.improvementscatalog.com/product/eucalyptus-shoe-rack.do# There are some boxes out there made for boots as well I have found them before and now that I want to buy them of course I can not find them, but they are made to stack unlike the boxes boots come in are. They have a flap or a door in the front of the container so that you can take the boots and shoes out with out unstacking them. Hope this helps. |
- Posted by beaglesdoitbetter (My Page) on Wed, Feb 9, 11 at 20:55
I thought both of these ideas were clever: |
- Posted by westvillager (My Page) on Fri, Feb 11, 11 at 10:15
The boots won't be wet, muddy or dirty right? If you're looking for vertical, then any adjustable system will do it. Wall-mounted stuff from Ikea or Elfa, Metro shelving or even a cheap old bookcase will solve the problem. You're right that very high boots should be stuffed and stored flat. They make floor racks that store ankle and knee-height boots upside down. I use a custom-sized commercial grade floor mat (it was only $20!) for off the terrace in the city and a wooden bath mat inside a sheet pan out at the weekend house for wet/dirty boots and shoes. Let's them drain and dry; you don't want those on a shelf or the floor. |
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