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Ah...the hardest part of the profile. Do you guys even read these anyway? Ha! Just in case, I'll try to keep it short and sweet, or at least interesting enough to keep you intrigued. I'm fun to be around, at least that's what my friends and family tell me. I'm honest (sometimes a little too much), I work hard, and family is extremely important to me. I'm a diehard Giants fan so Cowboys and Eagles fans need not apply…haha…just kidding. I like all types of music, I love to travel, I just recently got back from Italy and it was truly an amazing experience! I can't wait to go back! I'm at my happiest when I'm baking something. I'm one of those people you can put in a room full of strangers and I will do my best to talk to almost everyone there. I'm also not afraid to pick up the microphone during a karaoke session and sing like I can (I'm terrible but that doesn't stop me). I like to stay active and the gym bores me so I do kickboxing 4-5 times a week. What am I looking for? Hmmm…I can run through a long list of qualities and characteristics but at the end of the day the most important for me is personality. And if you have a great personality chances are you can make me laugh which gives you huge bonus points. :) After some experience with online dating I feel it's important to also let you know that I'm not looking for one night stands or just a physical relationship. I'm mean, let's face it, I'm a woman, I don't need a online profile for that so if that's your intention, please continue on to the next profile for the sake of not wasting my time or yours. If you're looking for something more and like what you read then feel free to contact me. I promise I won't bite...at least not yet! ;)
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I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I have Dogs
I currently have two dogs - Juicy, who I've had for 6 years and Munchkin, who I just rescued a year ago.
Middle of the Road
Favorite places I've been - Italy and Greece are my top 2 favorites of all time!
University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI
My dogs, my family, my friends, music, coffee, my DVR Some favorite shows right now, New Girl, Modern Family, The Following, Sons of Anarchy, Homeland, Shameless, Scandal
I enjoy cooking, baking, dancing, kickboxing, going down the shore, hanging in nyc and spending time with friends and family..
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I am both a scientist-type and also a writer....
I am both a scientist-type and also a writer. Even though I have a lot of schooling as a scientist, I tend to think of myself more in artistic terms. I am equally comfortable at the LACMA and my lab. Creativity knows no bounds, right? I've been asked to lecture business leaders about technology. Been paid to write comedy. Smart enough to know that the last sentence was a fragment. So is this. And this. Okay: one private, little secret: I've been known to like the occasional ABBA song. Don't hold that against me though. Bill Clinton does as well. About the best thing I can think of doing outdoors to get the adrenaline pumping involves horses and mountains - simultaneously if possible. Lights created by both the stars on a clear evening and the city night life hold an equal fascination for me. I'm one of those weird New Englanders that prefers LA to San Francisco. Film or theater or Dodgers games or Norton Simon? Yes, please. I'm terribly sorry. That sentence, 3 sentences back, was a fragment. Being a physics kinda guy, it's hard for me to explain chemistry...but here goes: Physical attraction is important, of course, but intelligence (not necessarily the kind you learn in books) and awareness is the key. Having a great sense of humor and being able to laugh out loud. Sometimes when no one else is. (Fragment alert!) Knowing that being elegant doesn't always involve designer clothes. Being passionate, very passionate about... something. Follow a bliss! Being engaged and curious about the rest of the world and have your eyes light up when talking about that passion. I can easily get involved into most anything that smacks of real adventure because it's the journey that counts most. And that journey is always best shared. With or without fragments. Like that.
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cgi.ss library
does not provide any procedures to do that.
cgi.ss library to allow you to upload files.
This extension involves MIME to analyze responses from clients via the
HTTP protocol. Fortunately, PLT Scheme has its own
mime.ss library,
so this poses no problems at all.
Just to be clear, once the user fills out the form, and clicks the
Submit button, the browser packs the information and sends it to the
server. How does a browser packs that information? The same way as
any other MIME aware app would do with multipart/mixed document: it
writes every name/value pair in a separate part (MIME part if you
prefer), opens a connection to the Web server, and delivers the
standard HTTP headers followed by the MIME message.
So, the trick in our code is to realize that if we add the header:
Content-type: multipart/form-data to the stream delivered by the
browser we will have, indeed, a well-formed MIME message, one that can
be handled by the
mime-analyze procedure from the
mime.ss library.
500 Can't connect to 127.0.0.1:8778 (connect: Connection refused)
Note that we don't actually insert
multipart/form-data, and that's
because we need to know what the boundary, used to separate different
parts, is. This boundary is a parameter specified also in the
CONTENT_TYPE environment variable.
It would be nice if this was (as I promise it would be) an extension
of the
cgi.ss library, wouldn't it? To do so, the
procedure, in the last line above, has to return a list of name/value
pairs, ala
get-bindings/post , only this time values can be either
strings, or lists of the form
(filename type subtype procedure). We
could then wrap the whole thing in a
get-bindings/mime costume, and
off you go:
500 Can't connect to 127.0.0.1:8778 (connect: Connection refused)
Alright, that does not look as friendly as it sounds. But fear not
because this is a very, and I mean very standard MIME message (see,
for instance, a raw version of a common e-mail message you
received... sure: one of those with pictures, and stuff). In our
case, browsers send MIME messages that can have two kinds of parts:
form-data, or
attachment. Attachments are, plain and simple,
files of one of these types: image, audio, video, application, or
form-data, OTOH, can be text, attachments (files), or other
multipart messages!. (As you can surely guess, a usual name/value
pair, such as "Name"/"Foo Bar" is added as a MIME part
with type
The code above uses a couple of auxiliary procedures, and other
libraries that we won't discuss here. You can get them all, neatly
wrapped in a PLT module, at the
NOTE: that link no longer works, and I'm not sure what planet packages the "auxiliary procedures" are in, or if they are even still available
-- HiSeeComments - 01 Jul 2008 (added the note)
Let's use the beast, shall we? In the following example, you are
trying to register a new user to your site, but you require her name,
e-mail address, and picture:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">  <title>Registration</title>
Registration

To register as a new user, simply fill out this form:
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 First & last name: 	 <input type="text" name="Name" size="40" value=""/>

 Email address: 	 <input type="text" name="Email" size="40" value="" />

 Picture: 	 <input type="file" name="Picture" />

 <input type="submit" value=" Submit " />

 </form>  Important: note the
enctype="multipart/form-data", it is crucial!.
And finally, our scheme script to eat the form information including,
of course, the picture provided by the user:
500 Can't connect to 127.0.0.1:8778 (connect: Connection refused)
-- FranciscoSolsona - 07 Apr 2004
ToDo: Fix the broken link, or remove the use of "auxiliary procedures" if they are no longer available (i believe those procedures might be making this unusable)
-- HiSeeComments - 01 Jul 2008
The following change got me closer to working:
500 Can't connect to 127.0.0.1:8778 (connect: Connection refused)
-- HiSeeComments - 01 Jul 2008


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Thread: Fernando WIP
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Fernando WIP
This is a pic I started a while back of my character Fernando. Any critique you could give would be helpful, especially on the coloring, or how to create a background that will add and create drama but not detract from the work. I'm terrible with backgrounds, they usually end up as large fills of color. Also, sorry about the mediocre scan, like the shadows and the random dark stripes. My scanner is atrocious.
Thanks in advance for the crit!
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Hey, im not a pro or smt, there are some wayyy wayyyyy more talented people around here that could give aloooot of advices, but here goes my little humble opinion (hope you dont mind overpaint(if you do, well please do so by all means, it wont start to snow because of that lol(yeah, sorry, just couldnt not say))):
I changed the head position, because it seemed to be too off to the left and attached to neck at strange place, also correctled the facial angel a little as eyes and mouth were facing different angel then the face.Also drew some defined nose, though it might not keep the style of your overall picture.The left hand that was threatening just didnt had the space to threaten so made the page wider, and also corrected some anatomicall ant perspective problems with arm, thou im sure someone more experienced would do even better job.Also lowered the lower body, because he seemed like he didnt had that part at all (was he maybe a woman or smt ).
Also now that i think about, i think i missed the part that the picture should be fliped and he should face right rather then left, to get more active threatening effect.
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Aviva Premiership rugby match preview: Exeter Chiefs v Gloucester
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Exeter Chiefs have named an unchanged starting line-up ahead of Saturday's Aviva Premiership clash against Gloucester at Sandy Park.
A 37-24 victory against London Wasps last time out means the Chiefs still have a European spot in sight.
Another win on Saturday could see Exeter claim fifth place for a second successive season and guarantee a final Heineken Cup qualification spot.
Exeter coach Rob Baxter will look to Gareth Steenson to keep the scoreboard ticking over after the fly-half kicked 17 points last time out.
Visitors Gloucester are also unchanged from the side which beat Saracens last time out as they head into their final game of the Aviva Premiership campaign.
Fifth-place Gloucester have already sealed their place in the Heineken Cup for next season but face a Chiefs side eager to secure the same destiny.
Although there are no changes to Nigel Davies' starting line-up, Darren Dawidiuk returns to the bench following suspension while Mike Tindall and Shane Monahan are included in the squad.
The returns mean there is no place for Ryan Mills or Martyn Thomas in the 23-man squad travelling to Sandy Park.
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Phil Dollman, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter (capt), 7 James Scaysbrook, 6 Ben White, 5 Damian Welch, 4 Dean Mumm, 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Jack Yeandle, 1 Brett Sturgess,
Replacements: 16 Chris Whitehead, 17 Carl Rimmer, 18 Craig Mitchell, 19 Aly Muldowney, 20 Dave Ewers, 21 Will Chudley, 22 Henry Slade, 23 Ian Whitten.
Gloucester: 15 Rob Cook, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Henry Trinder, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Jonny May, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Dan Robson, 8 Ben Morgan 7 Akapusi Qera, 6 Sione Kalamafoni, 5 Lua Lokotui, 4 Tom Savage (capt), 3 Shaun Knight, 2 Koree Britton, 1 Nick Wood.
Replacements: 16 Darren Dawidiuk, 17 Dan Murphy, 18 Yann Thomas, 19 Peter Buxton, 20 Andy Hazell, 21 Dave Lewis, 22 Mike Tindall, 23 Shane Monahan.
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Exeter Chiefs head coach Rob Baxter
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"I think we are developing, on and off the field, so it will be nice to get a tangible reward for a big season at the final whistle in the final game."
Gloucester Director of Rugby Nigel Davies
"When you look at the fixture, you'd say there is everything for Exeter to play for, to get that all important European qualification, and nothing for us.
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When Charlotte Haas was a young woman in the 1950s, there were no activists in the streets to encourage her or support her if she decided to disclose that she was a lesbian. So, Haas did what a lot of gay people did a generation ago.
She kept it quiet, fought it, and found herself living a heterosexual life that never felt quite right.
If Haas were a young lesbian today, she would find a world that's far more open and tolerant of homosexuality. But she might still encounter hostility — from classmates who are encountering gay people for the first time, from parents unable to adjust to a child's sexual difference, and from clergy who interpret God's word as opposing homosexuality.
Looking at people, young and old, who identify themselves as homosexual raises familiar questions. Is being gay a lifestyle choice, a genetic predisposition, a sin? Is it a matter of choice?
There's very little agreement about homosexuality in straight America. Men, women and teens who are living openly gay lives have wrestled with these questions themselves. And they've had just as much difficulty arriving at a satisfying answer.
The only agreement is that the presence of openly gay people has grown in the United States. In 1983, 24 percent of Americans said they had a gay friend or acquaintance, according to a Gallup poll. That percentage soared to 62 percent in 2000, according to a survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Haas describes her past life as the epitome of what many Americans want.
"I had everything that was the American Dream," she says. "I had a lovely home, a cottage in the woods, two children, a good husband who provided well. But I wasn't really happy and I thought, 'Well, I can make the choice. I'll just forget about this feeling I have, and it'll go away.' But it didn't."
Haas' story reflects just how much people struggle to accept their sexuality when their society tells them it's unacceptable. Like many lesbians and gays of her generation, Haas gradually came to believe that she had no choice about her sexuality. Her choice was whether she could live with it or not.
About 88 percent of the lesbian, gay and bisexual community believes that sexual orientation cannot be changed. But only about 38 percent of the general public believes that to be true, according to the Kaiser survey.
But life is different now for Haas. A retired high school teacher, Haas is living with her lesbian partner of nine years, Pam Wilson, in the nation's first all-gay retirement community, the Palms of Manasota, near Bradenton, Fla.
Haas and Wilson moved to the Palms from a "straight" retirement community, where they still felt pressure to keep their relationship hidden. Haas says she and Wilson were always asked, "'Where's your husband?' or 'Why aren't you married?' "
Like Haas, Wilson also had been married and raised children. Admitting her homosexuality was no easy task.
"I felt very guilty for hurting my family, my husband. I felt like I should have never married, and I felt like I hurt my children," Wilson says.
Now, Haas and Wilson are grateful to be able to display simple affection for each other without meeting awkward stares or unkind comments.
"We walk around holding hands, and no one is going to look cross-eyed at us," Haas says.
Wilson adds, "We can hug each other in public."
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- Jacquard Lumiere (Citrine, Sunset Gold)
- round paper mache box
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- Paint the edges of the box and the bottom with the Lumiere Citrine. You only need to paint where the paper won't cover. Let dry.
- Cut out a circle of the blue printed paper for the top that is slightly smaller than the size of the lid. Glue down. Cut out the shape of the Helix Sun stamp, center it on the blue paper and glue that down.
- Paint the larger wooden knobs in the Lumiere Sunset Gold. I had a set of 4 beads, so I used 3 for feet and one for the top. The longer smaller wooden bead was painted with Lumiere Citrine, and the middle pinkish bead I found laying around the studio. You can be creative with whatever you have on hand.
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Travis Smith and Andy Schmitz, Jackson Heights; Blake Thorson, Horton; Jordan Piha, Jeff North; Nolan Franken, Troy; Doug Self, Valley Falls; Danny Wyatt, Wathena.
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Jacob Hendee and Brad Heim, Pleasant Ridge; Ben Gilmore, Doniphan West; Matt Grollmes, Jackson Heights; Luke Finley, Jeff North; Nathan Ryan, Kansas City Christian; Kevin Stewart, McLouth; Joe Crawford, Oskaloosa.
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Derek Shelton and Garrett Twombly, Troy; Blake Borsa and Jordan Sloop, Valley Falls; Zach Kahler, KC Christian; Cody Hesston, Oskaloosa; Chris Barnes, Pleasant Ridge; Zac Euler, Wathena.
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Bethany Schwab and Kristen Knoth, KC Christian; Amanda Erickson, Horton; Valerie Dysart, Jackson Heights; Megan Reed, Oskaloosa; Abby Winder, Troy.
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Watch Valentine Road Online – Free Streaming 2013 Full Movie on Putlocker. The documentary, Valentine Road, slowly unpacks the incident by means of interviews using the community. You will find endless perspectives here, from Larry's buddies at school – which includes Marina, a classmate who came out to her Mum when she was picked up just after the shooting; the defense lawyers, who have been so moved by the case that they decided to represent Brandon pro bono; the foster parents who utilized to look just after Larry; the Jurors who joined the 'Save Brandon' lead to just after the trial was declared a mistrial.
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It's been a long wait, too long. But finally, the playoffs are here. Sit back and enjoy.
I've always said that how you play entering the postseason is a huge factor for success. Well, the New Jersey Devils are on one heck of a roll.
The Devils' season was in doubt a few months ago after coach Larry Robinson resigned. But with general manager Lou Lamoriello behind the bench, New Jersey rebounded to make the playoffs. Brian Gionta set a team record for goals ...
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It's the holiday season, which means eggnog, carols, twinkling lights and — for millions of American parents — remembering to move that damn elf around the house every night.
Yes, I'm talking about Elf on the Shelf, the Christmas tradition that feels like it's been going on forever but is less than ten years old. If you're unacquainted, the idea is to plant an elf doll in your home that serves as a sentry for Santa. It watches your children and reports on their evil deeds. (Somehow this delights kids rather than terrifying them.)
There's less and less difference between pet names and baby names.
The most popular puppy names of 2013, according to the website Vetstreet, include a lot of names trendy for babies: Bella, Daisy, and Sadie for females; Max, Cooper, and Jack for males. Kitten names are also trending increasingly toward the human: Chloe and Nala, Oliver and Charlie.
All kinds of pets from hamsters to goldfish are more likely to be called by baby names these days than by a moniker like Fluffy or Fido.
And then there are the names formerly reserved for pets that are starting to be heard more and more on human babies: Bear and Coco, Bandit and Buster and Bo.
A question over in the forums about naming vehicles inspired this week's Question of the Week: What's the most unusual thing you've ever named?
A car or a cabin?
A dog or a cat….or maybe a pet rat, snake, or lizard? Or maybe you named the squirrels who regularly raid your bird feeder, or the little orange lizards you used to catch and race when you were a kid.
A doll or a stuffed animal? A fictional character, or a body part?
Dog names have become indistinguishable from baby names, with virtually all the most popular and stylish dog names coming from the human lexicon.
Cities like New York and Seattle as well as smaller towns such as Wellesley, Massachusetts and several dog-oriented websites publish yearly tallies of most popular dog names. Top choices these days include Bella and Max, Molly and Jack, Sadie and Cooper.
One detailed rundown of the most popular dog names in New York City includes a really cool map of the top dog names in different neighborhoods. Residents of the tony Upper East Side, for instance, prefer Lucy, while denizens of the bohemian East Village like Lulu and dog-owners in a tough section of Queens favor Rocky.
Noted dog expert Stanley Coren has even written for Psychology Today about the art and science of naming dogs. A dog's name is vitally important, Coren says, since it's one of the few words he understands.
What about the human psychology of choosing dog names? You don't have to be Freud to surmise that the current taste for human names is evidence that our dogs have become our babies, deserving of the same consideration and treatment as little boys and girls.
George Washington had a dog named Sweetlips. Paula Abdul's dog is named Puggy Sue. And Ozzy Osbourne's dog is named…..Ozzy.
In my new book Rabid: Are You Crazy About Your Dog or Just Crazy?, a loving look at our sometimes over-the-top dog culture, I include a long list of such strange and surprising celebrity dog names.
And now we want to know about your dogs' names — and cat, hamster, fish, iguana, and parakeet names. We want to hear about the names you've chosen for your pets over the years, from childhood animals to pets you own now.
Do you give your pets people names? Names, maybe, that you love but are not brave enough to use on actual children? Or maybe baby names that, for whatever reason, you're afraid you'll never get to use?