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This lightweight short is every speed demon's delight.
The Patagonia Women's Strider Shorts give you room to open up the throttle and let 'er rip. Lightweight and breathable, these running shorts love a super-hot day, and they even incorporate an odor-resistant liner so you can leave your cotton panties behind.
- Recycled polyester and polyester blend
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- DWR finish
- Regular fit
- 3.25-inch inseam
- Odor-resistant built-in liner (Polygiene)
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Cute, but Poor Fit
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: Runs small
"Too short for my taste and fit kinda weird. Feels oddly bunchy for how small they are. " - The Wife
Lightweight and comfortable
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: XS
Stupendous running shorts. The material is super lightweight, very breathable, and wicks away moisture quickly. The waist band is very comfortable, and the built-in brief fits like a dream. I have the Pro version of the Striders as well and these are equally as comfortable, if not a little more lightweight than the Pro (probably due to the different waist band) However, I will say that the shorts portion of the Strider (vs the Pro, for example) is a bit more snug than my other Patagonia shorts. I wear an XS in the running bottoms across the board (as well as baselayers, 24 / 00 in the pants) and picked up an XS in these as well, but like I said they were a shade more snug than my other XS shorts. Not sure why, but they still fit great, they're just a little more physically tight across my hips than I prefer.
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: Medium
These shorts are so light and comfortable! Enjoyed them so far. Runs a bit small. But I have big thighs too.
Love 'em!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Small
I love these shorts! The waist band is really comfy and the liner actually stays in place. I wore these every weekend this summer during my trips to the National Parks in Utah. I've worm them hiking and for long runs and have never had any issues.
Workout shorts
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: medium
I love these shorts, but they run smaller online than the last one I bought in the store. I returned the first two pair I bought online - easy to do - and got a size larger. I usually wear a small, but I had to go larger.
Like, Not Love
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: Small
I like these shorts and use them mostly for running and hiking. I really like the short length especially when I am running during those hot days. My biggest complaint with these shorts is that the inner mesh is tighter than I would prefer. I wear a small in Patagonia, but it seems the sizing for these is a little off. I have worn these a few times and the mesh has stretched out a bit where it is more comfortable, but they are still snug.
Way too small and tight
I'm 5'0" and 110 lbs. I got the XS. The actual shorts were the right size but the liner was way too tight and uncomfortable. No way that I could hike comfortably in these shorts. It's going back.
Her Favorite Do it All Gym Shorts
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: True to size
Finally she found her favorite pair of shorts to wear to the gym, and around the house in general. Not too crazy short and true to size. She is always a women's medium and the shorts werent any different.
Great shorts!
I love these shorts, but the small I got was too small to even put on. The strange thing is I have the same shorts in a different color and same size in size small and they fit perfectly and these I couldn't even put on over my hips! I am returning them to get a larger size. I guess it's better to always try Patagonia clothes on before buying them.
Too small, too tight
I ended up returning these because the fit was really funky on me. I'm a standard medium and these were way tighter and shorter than I was expecting. They also rode up in the front when walking around, which made these useless for hiking/running, my intended purpose. I really liked the lightweight fabric and stretch waistband, so if this cut fits you, I'm sure they would be a solid active short.
Your New Favorite Short
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
These are by far my favorite shorts, hands down. I own 5 and would buy more in a heartbeat! The build in liners are game changers! The fabric is lightweight and breathable, almost like having nothing on!
I wear these for every activity under the sun (and water) including running, hiking, yoga, climbing, swimming, river adventures, SUP, camping, and hanging around the house. I take these everywhere and in the summer I never go more than a day without wearing a pair. Buy them, lots of them!
Weird Fit
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: Small
I bought these shorts for my hiking vacation in Utah. I loved how these shorts looked, but was so disappointed by the fit. I ordered a Small, my usual size and the waistband was huge and the lining inside was super tight and the shorts stretched weird across my hips and butt which is always my smallest area and baggy in shorts. I don't know if I got a pair that was sewn oddly or what, but I had to send them back due to the weird fit. I loved the fabric and had such high hopes for these shorts because I love Patagonia, but I'll have to stick to my tried and true Nike (and Victoria's Secret) lined shorts for running!
Great Basic Active Shorts
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Love these shorts! They move super well with your body, don't roll or bunch, and breathe like you're wearing nothing. The liner works great for me, although makes it almost impossible to wear with full coverage underwear. These are my go to for any somewhat active summer day.
Comfortable, breathable, flattering.
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Small
I ordered these shorts in the Navy/Pink in a size Small. I found the fit to be true-to-size, with a comfortable fit around the waistband (which is wider and more flattering than shorts with a thin elastic or drawstring waist). These shorts have breathable, built-in briefs that might run a bit on the snug side (e.g., around the leg holes). Overall, great shorts. I plan to use them for running and as board shorts on the water. They're much more flexible and soft than regular board shorts, which can be really stiff. I also bought the Patagonia Wavefarer shorts, and I think I actually like the Striders better!
5 Stars for Cute Style, 1 Star for Fit
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
Tom's Lady:
The shorts are super cute, especially when paired with a matching tank. However, as others have stated, the shorts fit weird. The waist band, leg openings and shorts themselves are fine. The liner is a different story. It's either too small or sewn wrong and doesn't fit the short. Sizing up didn't help as then the shorts were too big.
Awesome shorts
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
I love these shorts! The fabric is amazing for all the outdoor activities I love as well as just everyday wear. They do run on the small side.
Great all-around summer shorts
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Small
I bought these shorts for a deep-sea fishing trip—I was tired of stiff board shorts but wanted something that would still dry fairly quickly. These were great! The waistband was perfect for me (I've read some negative reviews) and I really liked the looser fit of the leg area. Great for trail running, kayaking, sailing—whatever summer throws at you.
Can't wait to try
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
The wife purchased these, this is her take:
Just received these shorts in the mail and am excited to try them out. I have other Patagonia shorts that have become some of my faves, so I'm excited to add another pair to the rotation. The fit is a little more snug in the small, but I have found in the past that if I upgrade to a medium, they're too baggy. Materials are thin and lightweight so I'm hopeful they'll be perfect for summer!
Expect better from Patagonia
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: Medium
I received these in the mail today, tried them on immediately and was so disappointed! The fit is poor. The seam under the waistband were the liner is sewn in is way too tight with no stretch. This made the shorts pull weird and bunch up. The waistband fit. The leg openings fit. I ordered my normal medium which I wear in my Patagonia barely baggies, Nike, Adidas, Champion, everything. I am more impressed with my $20 running shorts from Target. I'm usually a big fan of Patagonia's quality and am willing to spend the money, but these shorts are a disappointment for sure. The lining material is rough and itchy. The interior key pocket has no top flap to keep your stuff from bouncing out while you work out. Returning, so sad.
I didn't love these shorts with how much everyone's raving about them. I waned to use them for running long distances and I found that the underlining was really tight and knew it would chafe instantly. A larger size may have helped but other than the underlining it fit good and felt like a bigger size wouldn't have fixed the problem.


text: WEB SERVICE SECURITY 1 Lecturer: Trần Thị Quế Nguyệt Students: Trần Trúc Giang Nguyễn Thị Hòa Bình OUTLINE Web Service Introduction XACML SAML Shibboleth 2 WEB SERVICE INTRODUCTION 3 WEB SERVICE INTRODUCTION Service-Oriented architecture (SOA) Web service definition Web Service Description Language (WSDL) Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Universal Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI) 4 SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE (SOA) W3school.com: SOA is a mechanism that enables organizations to facilitate communication between the systems running on multiple platforms SOA is a collection of well-defined services, each individual service can be modified independently of other services to help respond to the ever-evolving market conditions of a business SOA presents the big picture of what you can do with web services 5 SOA'S COMPONENTS 6 WHAT ARE WEB SERVICES? W3C's Definition: a software system designed to support interoperable machine-to-machine interaction over a network. Web services: application components communicate using open protocols self-contained and self-describing can be discovered using UDDI can be used by other applications XML is the basis for Web services 7 WEB SERVICES PLATFORM ELEMENTS SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery and Integration) WSDL (Web Services Description Language) 8 SOAP (SIMPLE OBJECT ACCESS PROTOCOL) SOAP is an XML-based protocol to let applications exchange information over HTTP. Or more simple: SOAP is a protocol for accessing a Web Service. SOAP communication protocol format for sending messages communicate via Internet platform independent language independent based on XML simple and extensible allows you to get around firewalls 9 WSDL (WEB SERVICES DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE) WSDL is an XML-based language for locating and describing Web services. WSDL file: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> - <definitions xmlns:s="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" ..... xmlns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/"> + <types> + <message name="addSoapIn"> + <message name="addSoapOut"> + <portType name="TestWSSoap"> + <binding name="TestWSSoap" type="TestWSSoap"> + <service name="TestWS"> </definitions> 10 UDDI (UNIVERSAL DESCRIPTION, DISCOVERY AND INTEGRATION) UDDI is a directory service where companies can register and search for Web services is a directory for storing information about web services UDDI is a directory of web service interfaces described by WSDL communicates via SOAP is built into the Microsoft .NET platform 11 12 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR SOAPBASED WEB SERVICES 13 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR SOAPBASED WEB SERVICES Hold the information related to the web services can Process incoming SOAP requests SOAP Server Check the incoming SOAP request cannot Distinguish between sensitive and non-sensitive web services Perform user authentication, authorization, and access control. 14 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR SOAPBASED WEB SERVICES Solutions Use a different SOAP server for each level of sensitivity Make the firewall XML and SOAP aware The XML Signature W3C's XML Encryption WS-Security SAML XACML 15 XML SECURITY FOR WEB SERVICES The XML Signature specification is a joint effort of W3C and IETF. It aims to provide data integrity and authentication (both message and signer authentication) features, wrapped inside XML format. W3C's XML Encryption specification addresses the issue of data confidentiality using encryption techniques. Encrypted data is wrapped inside XML tags defined by the XML Encryption specification. WS-Security from OASIS defines the mechanism for including integrity, confidentiality, and single message authentication features within a SOAP message. WSSecurity makes use of the XML Signature and XML Encryption specifications and defines how to include digital signatures, message digests, and encrypted data in a SOAP message. 16 XML SECURITY FOR WEB SERVICES Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) 17 OUTLINE Web Service Introduction XACML SAML Shibboleth 18 THE EXTENSIBLE ACCESS CONTROL MARKUP LANGUAGE (XACML) 19 XACML The eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) is an XML vocabulary for expressing access control policies. Access control consists of deciding if a requested resource access should be allowed and enforcing that decision. Access control policies are the criteria for making access control decisions. The XACML core specification defines the syntax of the language and the rules for evaluating policies. 20 PREFERRED TERMS PAP • Policy Administration Point- The system entity that creates a policy or policy set PDP • Policy Decision Point - The system entity that evaluates applicable policy and renders an authorization decision. PEP • Policy Enforcement Point - The system entity that performs access control, by making decision requests and enforcing authorization decisions. PIP • Policy Information Point - The system entity that acts as a source of attribute values. 21 PREFERRED TERMS Policy Set • Policy Set • Policy Policy • Rule Rule • Subject • Resource • Action 22 PREFERRED TERMS Resource: Data, service or system component. Subject: An actor whose attributes may be referenced by a predicate. Action An operation on a resource. Four kinds of actions: read, write, create, and delete. Environment: The set of attributes that are relevant to an authorization decision and are independent of a particular subject, resource or action. 23 PREFERRED TERMS Attribute: Characteristic of a subject, resource, action or environment that may be referenced in a predicate or target. Context: The canonical representation of a decision request and an authorization decision. Context handler: The system entity that converts decision requests in the native request format to the XACML canonical form and converts authorization decisions in the XACML canonical form to the native response format. 24 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 25 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 1 • PAPs write policies and policy sets and make them available to the PDP. 26 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 2 • The access requester sends a request for access to the PEP. 27 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 3 • The PEP sends the request for access to the context handler. 28 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 4 • The context handler constructs an XACML request context and sends it to the PDP. 29 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 5 • The PDP requests any additional subject, resource, action, environment and other categories (not shown) attributes from the context handler. 30 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 6 • The context handler requests the attributes from a PIP 31 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 7 • The PIP obtains the requested attributes. 32 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 8 • The PIP returns the requested attributes to the context handler. 33 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 9 • Optionally, the context handler includes the resource in the context. 34 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 10 • The context handler sends the requested attributes and (optionally) the resource to the PDP. The PDP evaluates the policy. 35 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 11 • The PDP returns the response context (including the authorization decision) to the context handler. 36 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 12 • The context handler translates the response context to the native response format of the PEP. The context handler returns the response to the PEP. 37 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 13 • The PEP fulfills the obligations. 38 DATA-FLOW DIAGRAM 14 • (Not shown) If access is permitted, then the PEP permits access to the resource; otherwise, it denies access. 39 XACML - ADVANTAGES According to Sun, XACML has a number of advantages over other access-control policy languages: One standard access control policy language can replace dozens of application-specific languages Administrators save time and money because they don't need to rewrite their policies in many different languages Developers save time and money because they don't have to invent new policy languages and write code to support them. They can reuse existing code 40 XACML - ADVANTAGES Good tools for writing and managing XACML policies will be developed, since they can be used with many applications XACML is flexible enough to accommodate most access control policy needs and extensible so that new requirements can be supported. One XACML policy can cover many resources. This helps avoid inconsistent policies on different resources. XACML allows one policy to refer to another. This is important for large organizations. For instance, a site-specific policy may refer to a company-wide policy and a country-specific policy. 41 XACML - LIMITATIONS XACML is verbose and complex in some ways. Interactions involving PAP, PIP, etc., are not standardized. Policy administration, policy versioning, etc., are not standardized. 42 SAML 43 Security Assertions Markup Language SINGLE SIGN-ON (SSO) SSO is a property of access control of multiple, related, but independent software systems. With this property a user logs in once gains access to all systems without being prompted to log in again at each of them. 44 45 WHY CHOOSE SINGLE SIGN-ON? User needs to remember multiple usernames and passwords to access different applications on a network. This poses a huge cost for the administration and support departments. Authentication is a horizontal requirement across multiple applications, platforms, and infrastructures. 46 WHY CHOOSE SINGLE SIGN-ON? The objective of SSO Allow users access to all applications from one logon. Provide a unified mechanism to manage the authentication of users and implement business rules determining user access to applications and data. Benefits include the following: Improved user productivity. Improved developer productivity. Simplified administration. 47 IMPLEMENTING SSO REQUIRES Identity Provider (IdP): The system, or administrative domain, that asserts information about a subject. Service Provider (SP): The system, or administrative domain, that relies on information supplied to it by the Identity Provider. It is up to the Service Provider as to whether it trusts the assertions provided to it. Exchanges of authentication and authorization data between an IdP and an SP are effected by means of an XML standard called the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML). 48 SAML - INTRODUCTION The Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) standard defines a framework for exchanging security information between online business partners. As stated in the SSTC charter, the purpose of the Technical Committee is: to define, enhance, and maintain a standard XMLbased framework for creating and exchanging authentication and authorization information. 49 SAML – USE CASE There are four "drivers" behind the creation of the SAML standard: Limitations of Browser cookies SSO Interoperability Web Services Federation 50 SINGLE SIGN-ON USE CASE 51 FEDERATION USE CASE 52 SAML COMPONENTS Assertions: SAML allows for one party to assert characteristics and attributes of an entity. Protocols: SAML defines a number of request/response protocols. The protocol is encoded in an XML schema as a set of request-response pairs. Bindings: This details exactly how the SAML protocol maps onto the transport protocols. For instance, the SAML specification provides a binding of how SAML request/responses are carried with SOAP exchange messages. Profiles: The core of the SAML specification defines how the SAML requests and responses are transported, however, a number of use cases have been developed that require the formulation of Profiles that define how the SAML assertions, protocols and bindings are combined. 53 SAML COMPONENTS 54 SAML - STRUCTURE Assertions: An assertion consists of one or more statements. For SSO, typically a SAML assertion will contain a single authentication statement a single attribute statement. 55 SAML - STRUCTURE 56 SAML - STRUCTURE SOAP over HTTP Binding: In environments where the two communicating end points are SOAP enabled, then the SOAP over HTTP binding can be used to exchange SAML request/query and response protocol messages. 57 SAML - STRUCTURE 58 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML SAML Assertions provide a means to distribute security-related information that may be used for a number of purposes. One of the most important of these purposes is as input to Access Control decisions. The eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) is an OASIS Standard that defines the syntax and semantics of a language for expressing and evaluating access control policies. The work to define XACML was started slightly after SAML began. 59 PREFERRED TERMS PDP • Policy Decision Point - The system entity that evaluates applicable policy and renders an authorization decision. PEP • Policy Enforcement Point - The system entity that performs access control, by making decision requests and enforcing authorization decisions. 60 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML Using SAML and XACML in combination would typically involve the following steps. 1. An XACML Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) receives a request to access some resource. 2. The PEP obtains SAML Assertions containing information about the parties to the request, such as the requester, the receiver (if different) or intermediaries. These Assertions might accompany the request or be obtained directly from a SAML Authority, depending on the SAML profile used. 3. The PEP obtains other information relevant to the request, such as time, date, location, and properties of the resource. 4. The PEP presents all the information to a Policy Decision Point (PDP) to decide if the access should be allowed. 5. The PDP obtains all the policies relevant to the request and evaluates them, combining conflicting results if necessary. 6. The PDP informs the PEP of the decision result. 7. The PEP enforces the decision, by either allowing the requested access or indicating that access is not allowed. 61 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML 62 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML 1 • PEP receives a request to access some resource. 63 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML 2 • The PEP obtains SAML Assertions. These Assertions might accompany the request or be obtained directly from a SAML Authority. 64 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML 3 • The PEP obtains other information relevant to the request. 65 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML 4 • The PEP presents all the information to a Policy Decision Point (PDP) to decide if the access should be allowed. 66 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML 5 • The PDP obtains all the policies relevant to the request and evaluates them, combining conflicting results if necessary. 67 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML 6 • The PDP informs the PEP of the decision result. 68 USE OF SAML IN OTHER FRAMEWORKS XACML 7 • The PEP enforces the decision, by either allowing the requested access or indicating that access is not allowed. 69 SHIBBOLETH Denifition Shib Basic Shib Architechture Shib Technical Components Issures 70 INTRODUCTION Many resources Many people Many locations hard to manage access to resources federations federated identity authenticate provide user attributes SSO system Identity Providers Service Providers form federations 71 DEFINITION Shibboleth is an Internet2 Middleware Initiative project that has created an architecture and open-source implementation for federated identity-based authentication and authorization infrastructure based on Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML). Federated identity allows for information about users in one security domain to be provided to other organizations in a federation. This allows for cross-domain SSO and removes the need for content providers to maintain usernames and passwords. Identity providers (IdPs) supply user information service providers (SPs) consume this information and get access to secure content. 72 HOW IT WORKS? • • Interrealm Attribute-based Authorization for Web Services An initiative to develop An architecture • Policy framework • Practical technologies to support inter-institutional sharing of resources • • • • • • • • Based on a federated administration trust framework. Provides the secure exchange of interoperable attributes in access control decisions. Controlled dissemination of attribute information, based on administrative defaults and user preferences. Shifts the model from passive privacy towards active privacy. Developed with vendor participation - IBM/Tivoli. Standards Alignment - OASIS/SAML. Open solution. 73 FEDERATION Group of institutions agree set of policies - practices - standards For Authentication security of components/ exchange use population of user attributes Trust model to work between institutions SPs will accept attributes from any IdP in the Federation 74 FEDERATED ADMINISTRATION Leverage local authentication mechanisms Origin Site • • • • • Must have joined AC Create default ARP Identification and registration of users Managing attributes Authenticating users prior to resource access Browser User • Need to know the name user's origin domain • Create specific attribute release policies Target Resource Manager • Must have joined the appropriate communities • Manage policies governing 75 access to the resource TECHNICAL COMPONENTS Origin Site Target Site Identity Provider Service Provider • Handle Server • Attribute Authority • Existing assumed: • SHIRE • WAYF • SHAR • Resource Manager • Existing assumed: • Campus directory/ Attribute store • Web-ISO • Web servers • RM 76 COMPONENTS If the credentials are valid the 1.In 2.The 3.The 6.The 7. The apermission user WAYF Handle web user browser, issupplies service not Service authenticated the credentials asks works user the user so tothe to The 11.The 12.The 13. IfACS ARvalidates attributes request has are the attributes been used handle, granted bywith from the SP Handle Service generates handle 4. Theuser 5.The user ischooses redirected an institution toathe 10.The AR request attributes from attempts choose local authenticate SSO an to system institution redirected access (e.g. to username a ask resource (IdP) to toWAYF user and to creates to the determine AA user supplies aissession able whether to attributes and access transfers to the permit the in the the for it to the (IdP). Handle Service ofsupplies the chosen IdP. the the AA user of theand IdP using the handle. protected service. authenticate authenticate. password). by at. handle form access resource. ofto to assertions. the thethe resource. AR.SP. ACS of the SP. 77 COMPONENTS Attribute Server Pass Privileges for Authz Decision Web Login Server HS Authentication Authorization Success! Phase WAYF Target Web Server Ask For Privileges Second Access - Authenticated Browser Pass content if user is allowed Redirect User to Campus for Authn First Access - Unauthenticated Origin Site Target Site 78 IDENTITY PROVIDER(IDP) IdP allows the user to authenticate stores information about the user as attributes. When a user authenticates, the IdP creates a privacy-preserving handle for the user which can be used by service providers to request user attributes. 79 SERVICE PROVIDER Acts as a guardian of a Web resource User authenticated Service Provider Y requests attributes from the IdP makes a decision to grant or deny access to the resource based on the attribute values N redirects the user to the WAYF service 80 INDEXICAL REFERENCE ESTABLISHER(SHIRE) SP responsible for context/session establishment. Session establishment will commonly rely on traditional techniques. With no session in place, the SHIRE knows nothing about the user, so must Ask directly (SHIRE==WAYF) Redirect the user to a location that will ask on its behalf (SHIRE!=WAYF) The SHIRE accepts and validates an assertion from a HS. Associates the incoming handle with the session it creates. Passes control to the SHAR. 81 WHERE ARE YOU FROM? The WAYF service provides the user with a list of institutions (IdPs) and allows them to choose at which one they wish to authenticate. Then, the WAYF redirects the user to the chosen IdP. 82 HANDLE SERVER Works with AA and local Web ISO system (authentication) to associate a query handle with an authenticated browser user and generate a signed assertion. Performs its work in response to an Attribute Query HR. Triggers local campus authentication system. Generates a Handle. Remembers mapping from Handle to specific user. Sends Assertion with Handle to SHIRE. 83 ATTRIBUTE REQUESTER Attribute: authenticate stores information about the user. A SHAR makes attribute requests using the handle given it by the SHIRE. Upon receiving a response (AQR): Authenticates the response The attribute assertion contains the name of the origin site. Extracts the attributes. Checks attribute acceptance. 84 ATTRIBUTE AUTHORITY Receives Attribute Query Messages (AQM) from SHAR Returns Attribute Response Message (ARM). • • Finds ARPs matching target. Determines which attributes and values to release. Provides UI for specification and management of Attribute Release Policies (ARPs). Works with institutional directories and databases to aggregate and export attributes in a controlled fashion. 85 MANAGEMENT OF ATTRIBUTE RELEASE POLICIES(ARP) The AA provides ARP management tools/interfaces. Different ARPs for different targets. Each ARP Specifies: attributes - values. Institutional ARPs (default) Administrative default policies / attributes. Site can force include and exclude. User ARPs managed via MyAA web interface. Release set determined by combining Default / User ARP for the specified resource. 86 RESOURCE MANAGER Accepts Attributes from the SHAR Compares supplied Attributes against Policy associated with requested resource Grants/Denies access 87 ADVANTAGE End User Authentication Unified authentication mechanism, more scalable, less integration work Access Control Ability to implement fine-grained access control by attributes, control usage costs. Leading Edge Ability to market yourself as being at the fore front of compelling new technology adoption. ROI - Vendor The incremental cost of adding new customers is relatively minimal. ROI - Customer support inter-institutional applications, leveraging something already in place. A matter of managing attributes/The installation is relatively easy. Joint Procurement: Opportunity to offer joint procurement services Providing economies of scale 88 REFERENCES http://www.w3schools.com/ http://www.xml.com/pub/a/ws/2003/03/04/security.html?page=2 http://xml.coverpages.org/xacml.html http://www.oasisopen.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=xacml#INTEROPS http://sunxacml.sourceforge.net/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_Assertion_Markup_Language http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=wss http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/3412/sstc-samldiff-1.1-draft-01.pdf http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/security http://projects.staffs.ac.uk/suniwe/project/shibboleth.html http://middleware.internet2.edu/shibboleth http://www.internet2.edu/members/html/intellectualproperty.html 89 Q&A 90

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I just bought my first wrangler and I love it. It is the rare blue color, and it came with a spice sunrider top. I replaced it with the gray softop with factory hardware, as you can see in my profile picture. I plan to switch out the interior to the same gray as the top, or black. Only concern is being the rio grande edition, is it really a RG still without the desert spice interior? I hate the interior color with the blue. Also, the clear coat is peeling on the hood and along the body panels. How difficult/pricey would it be to fix it? I don't want to change the exterior color at all, since it is rare and I absolutely love it.
Unless I'm mistaken the RE edition is just trim and color. Also the color of the top and interior.
Thats what I thought. Thank you. I cant seem to be able to upload the picture to my profile. But the only thing ill probably end up keeping is the exterior color and trim.
It's only really a concern if you want to show off that it's the RE edition. You can always repaint it.
Cool thanks guys:) any idea if i can redo the clear coat without messing with the original paint? The paint itself is in great shape.
I think a good auto painter can just spray new clear if you catch it early.
The paint name is Aqua Pearlcoat. All the Rio's had a Pearlcoat...except 2 paint colors offered for it in 1995 (Bright White and Bright Mango).
The Spice interior and Pueblo seats are something you either like, or not...I don't mind mine. I have grey interior in my other black 1995 YJ and black in my 1993. I prefer the Spice...doesn't show mud and dirt/grime as badly as the other 2 do.
You might be able to lay down new clear, but it may have splotches when finished due to the other existing clear that is still on it. The paint, without the clear, may have faded or worn a little since it is not really designed to hold up well without the clear protecting it. As stated above, a shop may be able to salvage it for you.
What can I do to stop the clear peel from spreading? I dont have covered storage for it, so the heavy rain and sun of NC are making it worse
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University of Bremen, summer term 2006
Differential Optical Absorption Spectroscopy (DOAS)
Andreas Richter ( firstname.lastname@example.com )
Basic ideas of DOAS measurements
Measured Spectrum
The MAXDOAS instrumentMAXDOAS = Multi Axis Differential Optical Absorption Spectroscopy
The (MAX)DOAS instrument
Light paths for scattered light observations
Multiple light paths
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Airmass factors
The basic idea is that the sensitivity of the measurement depends on many parameters but if they are known, signal and column are proportional
Airmass factors: dependence on solar zenith angle (SZA)
For a stratospheric absorber, the AMF strongly increases with solar zenith angle (SZA) for ground-based, airborne and satellite measurements.
Reason: increasing light path in the upper atmosphere (geometry)
For an absorber close to the surface, the AMF is small, depends weakly on SZA but at large SZA rapidly decreases.
Reason: light path in the lowest atmosphere is short as it is after the scattering point for zenith observation.
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Airmass factors: dependence on wavelength
Airmass factors: dependence on viewing direction
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unattenuated intensity
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As Rayleigh and Mie scattering efficiency vary smoothly with wavelength, they can be approximated by low order polynomials. Also, the absorption cross-sections can be separated into a high ("differential") and a low frequency part, the later of which can also be included in the polynomial:
differential cross-section
slant column
DOAS equation IV
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absorption cross-sections (measured in the lab)
intensity without or with less absorption (reference measurement)
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slant columnsSCj are fitted
Example of DOAS data analysis
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differential optical depth
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Falling asleep with a baby in a bed, on a sofa or in an armchair is "risky", Government health advisors have said, in new guidance aimed at reducing the number of infants dying from 'cot death' each year.
Cot death, or sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), is the unexplained death of an otherwise healthy baby. About 300 babies die suddenly and unexpectedly in the UK every year.
The exact causes are unknown, but new draft guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has taken into account recent studies which have suggested that sharing a bed with a baby might be linked to a higher chance of SIDS.
Under the new guidance, midwives, GPs and health visitors will be expected to tell parents that "co-sleeping" could increase the risk, and that the dangers are likely to be higher if parents smoke or have recently drunk alcohol.
Risks are also higher if parents are drug-takers, or if the baby had a low birth-weight or was premature. However, studies up till now have only been able to show links between these factors and an increased risk – not actual causation.
"There is no universal agreement on the causes of sudden infant death syndrome," said Professor Mike Baker, NICE's clinical practice director. "We recognise that some parents may choose to share a bed with their baby because it could make breastfeeding easier, or for cultural reasons. Or they may be forced to co-sleep because they may not have the space or money for a cot."
He said it was important for parents to "understand what the risks are" adding that the new guidance was based on "the best available evidence".
Co-sleeping also carries a risk that parents could roll over their baby in their sleep and suffocate them, but deaths from SIDS are those which are unexplained and are separate to these cases.
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We only brew Irving Farm coffee. It's available all day and it's free for members and their guests.
Our Chemex and Pour Over coffees are single origin, meaning that they're one kind of bean from one specific location. Our air pots, however, brew a blend of different beans, blended by Irving Farm.
Does Grind have any partner spaces around the country I can work out of? What is LExC?
Grind is a member of the League of Extraordinary Coworking spaces, known as LExC (and pronounced "Lexie"), which gives our members access to workspaces across the country.
For Grind members, you now can have preferred access to quality workspaces when you visit other cities. There is no charge for the first visit to a workspace each year, and all visits after that are at the workspace's normal daily rate. These are our current venue partners across the nation, more are being added:
Alexandria, VA: Connect113
Austin, TX: Link Coworking
Boston: WorkBar
Chicago: Enerspace
Denver: The Desk
Ft. Lauderdale, FL: Axis Space
Grand Rapids, MI: 654 Croswell
Los Angeles: BLANKSPACES
Los Angeles: NextSpace (Culver City and Venice)
Miami: Buro
Minneapolis & St. Paul: CoCo in
San Francisco: Nextspace (2 locations)
San Jose: Nextspace
Santa Cruz, CA: Nextspace
Seattle: The Makers Space
If you are interested in taking advantage of this opportunity, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we will get you signed up (there's no cost to sign up).
What do I do if I have a big group of people coming in for a meeting?
We have conference rooms of varying sizes at each space that can be rented by the hour and booked online or at the front desk. Most rooms come equipped with an HDMI screen, white boards, webcams, and video conferencing phones. Please let us know 24 hours in advance if you need to cancel your conference room reservation.
This is a perk of Monthly membership. Each Monthly member gets their own dedicated locker that requires no key, just a combination.
Can I reserve a specific table for me and my collaborators?
Due to the nature of the space, we cannot specifically reserve a table for you out in the open coworking space. Dedicated seating is available as a Monthly membership option.
What do I do if I want to leave the space for lunch, but don't want to lose my seat?
Heading out for lunch and want to save your seat? Not a problem. Feel free to leave your items at your desk--we are fully staffed at all times and carefully monitor the space to insure your items stay where you left them.
There are tons of places to eat around all of our locations. For a detailed list, we have a concierge binder with a list of all the locations. If you would like a more personalized opinion, feel free to ask. We would be happy to tell you what we love.
We love furry friends just as much as you do, but unfortunately pets are not allowed in any of our locations.
I love Grind and I want all my friends to work here! Do I get anything for referring them?
You bet you do! For each member you refer, you get a credit to your account. Drop your Space Manager an email to find out the exact amount.
What kind of people work out of Grind?
We've got all kinds here! We're industry agnostic, which means that we've got architects, lawyers, brand strategists, venture capitalists, food startups, and everything in between. We've got solopreneurs, small teams, large teams, and remote workers. We also strive to maintain a true gender balance in all of our locations.
Ok great. So how do I meet them?
Grind is a collaborative space, so we encourage members to meet and mingle. We also have a beautiful agora on our member site that allows our members to search by name, profession, skill, and company within the Grind community. We also have happy hours, member-run clubs, and many other networking opportunities for our community to meet on a regular basis.
What do I do when I show up to Grind?
When you come into Grind, all you have to do is tap your access card on the reader at the front desk and you're all set! Whoever is at the desk will make sure that you're all checked in, and we'll let you know if there are any problems.
How do I change my billing information?
Simply go to members.grindspaces.com and you'll be able to update all billing information for your acccount.
Your access card is an RFID card. You can use it to display your work on the video gallery wall, gain access to the building after hours, and print your projects. It's your key to everything Grind.
In order to use your access card to print, you have to first install the print driver onto your computer. We can help you out with that. Once installed, send your project to the printer, tap the card reader, and your project will print.
The printer software needs to be installed on to your computer, and we have the flash drive necessary to do that. Ask for the drive, the instructions or the help at our front desk and we'll be happy to make sure you're able to print.
How do I make myself some fancy coffee?
We want to make sure you can have the coffee you want, when you want it. If you would like to venture into the world of high class brews and make yourself a chemex or a pour over, we can help! Ask anyone working the space to help you make your perfect cup. If you're a little more hands on and would like to do it all yourself, the directions are framed on the coffee bar.
Making pour over coffee is a surprisingly simple and delicious way to enjoy your coffee.
1) Put a pour over cone on the top of your coffee mug.
2) Take a filter, open it up, and set it in the cone.
3) Rinse the filter thoroughly with hot water.
4) Pour out the excess water in the bins provided.
5) Put the previously measured coffee grinds in the filter.
6) Pour a little bit of water over the grinds and let it filter all the way through. You want to pour the water around the top in a counter clockwise pattern.
7) Once the little bit of water drips through, repeat that step until you have the amount of coffee you wish.
How do I make myself chemex coffee?
Making a good chemex coffee is an important skill to master. However, for as complicated as it may seem, it's really easy to make.
1) Take a filter and put it in the top of the chemex.
2) Use a little bit of the hot water to wet the filter.
3) Once the filter is wet, empty out the extra water into the waste bucket provided.
4) Pour one of the previously measured cans of coffee grinds into the filter.
5) In a circular motion, pour a little bit of water over the grinds. Let the water seep through completely. As this is happening, the grinds are blooming to let all of the flavor out.
6) Once the water has gone through, pour more water on the grinds, again in the circular motion.
7) Repeat this until all the water, 100 grams, has been used to make your coffee.
If you would like help learning how to make chemex, please ask anyone on the Grind team to help you out.
Can I keep my lunch in the fridge?
Absolutely! Label it, refrigerate it, enjoy it. Just remember that we will be cleaning out the fridge every Friday at 5 and anything unaccounted for or that is visibly old will be thrown out.
Do you have a pen/pencil/envelope I could borrow?
Sure! If you have any sort of office supply need, we're happy to help you out, just ask anyone on the Grind team to grab it for you. If we don't have something that you use often, we can add it to our next office supply order.


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There are a lot of players that are a lot better than Boyle that aren't nearly as good as him defensively. Besides he doesn't have to be better than Boyle defensively. If his line is in the other team's zone rather than what Boyle likes to do (be pinned in his zone and block a ton of shots) it's as good or better defensively than what Boyle does.
Every team has shutdown guys that aren't out there to produce offense. They are vital to success. Not every line can be built to be an offensive machine. Having a Boyle type, shutdown guy, on the 4th line, who can not only be a non-liability against other teams top players, but an actual defensive asset, cannot be understated, especially on a cup contender.
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text: Information and dissemination of knowledge in the field of geothermal energy Adele Manzella Italian National Research Council - Institute of Geosciences and Earth Resources, Pisa, Italy Reasons An overall discussion about actual tools of geothermal energy dissemination and how to organise and improve them can be considered a first step toward one of the goals of Engine Coordination Action (CA), summarised in the name of Workpackage 2: Information and Dissemination System. WP2 will play a major role in the exchange and dissemination of data, good practises and standards. Here I will give e brief review of the knowledge I acquired while working as Chairman of the Information Committee of IGA (International Geothermal Association). WebPages Most organisations, associations and projects have now their own WebPages, which have become the main information vehicle. Here visitors can find information on the organisation or project. On many of these web-sites, general information regarding geothermal energy, its distribution worldwide, its various forms of utilisation may be found; language is English, but on IGA a general description of geothermal is provided also in Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Greek, Korean languages. Newsletters Their aim is to provide timely general information on geothermal matters to the geothermal community and general public. IGA News (4 issues per year) and GRC Bulletin (6 issues per year) include feature articles, announcement, and news about geothermal energy development around the world. The Bulletin is provided to GRC members and is available to non-members by subscription, whereas IGA News is provided to IGA members but is also available on IGA website. Other newsletters can be found on all the geothermal website dedicated to a project or program. Scientific papers, special reports Scientific papers regarding geothermal may be found in specialized Journals, mainly Geothermics and Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, both from Elsevier Ltd, or in many other earth sciences and engineering journals. I counted 81 Journals where scientific paper related to geothermal apperared in the last 11years, for a total of 2252 papers (Geothermics 412, JVGR 203) Scientific papers, special reports Special reports have been prepared and sponsored in various occasions in the past. Atlases of Geothermal Resources has been published periodically and contain geothermal information worldwide. Many geothermal libraries have been built where necessary. The Geothermal Resources Council offers thousands of citations for individual articles from GRC and other geothermal publications, which can be accessed by simple keyword searches. GRC members have free access to downloadable PDFs, with hard copy available for a nominal fee. The geothermal library of CNR-IGG in Italy also offers thousands of citations for individual geothermal articles and books, but can be accessed at the moment only on-site. Congresses and workshops A World Geothermal Congress (WGC), sponsored by IGA, is held every five years. The most recent WGC was held in Turkey in May 2005, and attended by 2000 participants. In 1995 the WGC took place in Florence, with 1451 participants, while in 2000 it took place in Japan, with 1800 participants. The next WGC is scheduled to be held in Indonesia in 2010. GRC convene an annual workshop usually in Nevada, and in California—with alternate cities chosen by the Board of Directors to enhance domestic and international relations. The companion (U.S.) Geothermal Energy Association Trade Show offers the opportunity to learn about the latest in geothermal equipment and services while forming important business contacts. GRC Transactions offers most technical papers presented at GRC Annual Meetings and are available to GRC members and GRC Annual Meeting attendance. Congresses and workshops Other annual workshops have fixed location and provide proceedings that are available on-line through IGA website (http://iga.igg.cnr.it/iga_pub.php) and provided by Stanford (http://geothermal.stanford.edu/standard/). They include: Stanford, New Zealand, Philippines (PNOC-EDC) workshops and the European Geothermal Congress (EGC). Presentations for general public A famous series of slides regarding generalities about geothermal is available on Geothermal Education Office web-site. A PowerPoint presentation of the various aspects of geothermal energy is available on CD from Swiss Energy. Other information is provided by various web-sites On-line information system: Geothermal databases I found various database related to geothermal and available on-line, but most of them are related to USA. Many institution, starting from mine, have their own database available on a local computer and often to be updated. Engine CA could be a good occasion to organize and link many of these database, using common stratategies, if not providing them on-line. Photos and brochures IGA provides photos related to geothermal in geographical order. GEA provides photos of geothermal plants. Some link can also be found on IGA website. In order to promote geothermal, many leaflet and brochure are prepared and distributed in congresses, workshops, specialized meetings. IGA for example! Pilot and Demonstration Plants Demonstration projects are a key for the share of knowledge, to convince general public and decision-maker of geothermal viability, especially in integrated solutions with other locally available energy sources, such as waste incineration and biomass on large scale, or solar on small scale. In Italy an example is the combined geothermal and waste incineration district heating of Ferrara town. Such information and a list of contact persons is required. Conclusions Although this list is surely incomplete and will require the effort of all Engine partners to complete it at least for what concern Europe, it is clear that geothermal information is not uniformly covering the world and, within it, Europe. Since Engine CA is specifically targeted to Europe, a main goal of its WP2 should be to collect as much information as possible and organise it uniformly over Europe. Wishes List Geothermal databases to be updated and organized A virtual library (like DOE and GRC are doing for USA) List of demonstration plants Material for schools Media work, press conference In conjunction with Training, we should also learn about the art of dissemination …and now your suggestions!


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Today I am shaking with anger after an incident in my semi private lesson this morning.
After what I thought was a perfectly nomal lesson from coach, the other girl in the group put up a rant on facebook about what a meanie coach is. She accused him of the following:
a) tapping her on the butt with his stick (I haven't had a coach who doesn't do this, regardless of gender)
b) Calling her by her full name when she makes mistakes
c) Incessantly pointing out said mistakes (in other words, DOING HIS JOB!)
His family got involved - siding with her - and the whole thing escalated, and racial slurs were thrown about (coach is european) it was quite disgusting. it ended with his sister in law complaining to his wife, saying she would make sure he was kept under control.
I'm furious, basically. I don't know why she's paying for lessons if her fragile ego can't handle being corrected. But that's for her to deal with, not do classless things like trash him on social media, giving his in laws, who don't like him, reason to rag on him even more. I think he's a good coach, he's very firm but not unkind and he's had great results in the past. It's just a shame he can't feel free to use his talents as he wants without worrying about some gossipy old women who know nothing about hockey keeping tabs on him
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Anna Ivey
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Anna Ivey is a published author and nationally known graduate school admissions counselor at her own firm, Anna Ivey Admissions Counseling.
She is the author of "The Ivey Guide to Law School Admissions," published by Harcourt.
In the past, she was Dean of admissions at University of Chicago Law School. She has been interviewed for her expertise on law school admissions by newspapers such as The New York Times,[1] The Wall Street Journal,[2] and The Chicago Sun-Times.[3] She has also been a guest on numerous radio stations.[4]
Prior to her time at Chicago, where she was first a law student, Ivey attended Columbia, and spent her junior year at Cambridge.
- ^ New York Times - "Career Couch: Served as King of England, Said the Resume," by Matt Vilano, March 19, 2006 and New York Times - "One Good Career Deserves Another," by Lisa Belkin, November 6, 2005
- ^ The Wall Street Journal - "How Far Does Diversity Go," by Daniel Golden, June 25, 2003
- ^ Chicago Sun-Times - "School's in ... the Home: Homeschooling Kids Grow in Number, Educational Success," by Cheryl Jackson, September 7, 2005
- ^ See the listing of radio stations that have featured Anna Ivey on the Press Page Archived April 10, 2006, at the Wayback Machine. at her website.
External links[edit]
- Homepage for Anna Ivey Admissions Consulting
- Anna Ivey's biography at her consulting home page
- Washington Post Interview
- Vault.com "Ask Anna" Column
- Amazon.com page for "The Ivey Guide"
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Concurrent Resolution: Information about H. Con. Res. 299, authorizing the printing of the book entitled "Hispanic Americans in Congress," from THOMAS, the Library of Congress database for legislative information on the Internet.
This bill was initiated by Representative Serrano (D-NY) in the 103rd Congress.
The online publication is accessible from the Hispanic Division Reading Room page. The print version is available for purchase in both soft (paperbound) and hard (casebound) cover from the Government Printing Office.


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As a Nissan Xterra owner, the delicate balance between fuel economy and engine performance is extremely important. Your modern fuel-injection system uses its Nissan Xterra air mass sensor to measure the volume and density of the air traveling through the intake. Your engine control unit receives that data and calculates an optimum amount of fuel to be injected into the combustion chamber. That means that the highest power output and best fuel economy are being achieved by your car or truck.
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bittersweet detonation of self-destructive habitsMature
I got caught up in her eyes.
it was then I should have known,
I could give her my whole world,
I would still watch her go.
eyes ice cold, she had a heart to match it.
knew she had me trippin', still she left me crashin'.
but that's the price of fallin', you gotta fall backwards
and hope that the one behind you will catch ya.
but I fell for the script, tell me girl are you an actress?
rehearsing lines in the mirror just for practice?
then bravo!
you deserve a golden globe!
how was I supposed to know that you were aiming for my throat
with those lips
but gripped a blade at my back?
a flick of the wrist and my spinal is split.
I could have been your super man,
fly you through the skies.
said you were my heroine,
it was a lie.
I turned around and then she hit me with that Kryptonite.
I lost my girl
to a kid more strung out than a kite!
told her "baby don't do it, baby just stay smart.
you're with the wrong crowd,
dope fiends with fucking trace marks!"
she said "I can handle myself.
keep your hands to yourself.
it's my life and I ain't no one else."
funny how the tables turn with the hands that you're dealt.
one minute you're the king
with a queen in the deck
and the next, you're nothing but a jester
wasting all your effort
thinking you impressed her.
but a fool's just amusing to a queen.
it's you that she's using.
you refuse to see.


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