As a scholar of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, but one who has—until recently—had little opportunity to spend time in New England, I have developed a particular, though less than fully informed, vision of the wealthy women and men who called Newport their summer home and what their so-called summer cottages must have looked like. In my mind's eye, the people of the past who called Bellevue Avenue their summer home have always appeared to me as a fairly uniform lot of stern looking men in dark suits and elegantly attired, but severely corseted, women with elaborate hairdos. When I have allowed myself the time to imagine the Bellevue Avenue homes, I have conjured up images of first floors filled with an endless series of grand rooms, each with sweeping views of the Atlantic and geometrically perfect parquet floors. Upstairs I imagined bedrooms covered in heavy rugs and carpeting and windows covered and framed in even heavier drapery. In short, I always envisioned the Bellevue Avenue Historic District and its former residents as archetypes of the Gilded Age and the Progressive era. That all changed the first time I saw Doris Duke's bedroom.
If you've never seen the room before, please take a look at the images that accompany this blog. It is extraordinary. I first saw it in person during my final interview for the Director of Museums position at the NRF, and it quickly became my favorite room at Rough Pont (still is). Bright yellow walls (originally painted purple) serve as an exciting visual counterpoint to brilliant purple curtains. The room is filled with exquisite furniture upholstered in similarly vibrant purple fabrics and oftentimes faced with the most remarkably iridescent mother of pearl—a favorite decorative material of Doris Duke's both here at Rough Point and in her Shangri La home in Hawaii. Despite the age of the pieces, most of which date to the nineteenth century, the visual impact of the room suggests a particular vision of modernity and fashion quite familiar to those of us born and raised in the second half of the twentieth-century, which is when Miss Duke decorated the room. Her choices of fabric and furniture created a visual aesthetic that linked the past and her present in surprising and visually stunning ways.
Doris Duke lived at Rough Point off and on until about a year before her death in 1993. At the Newport Restoration Foundation, we are deeply committed to sharing with visitors a sense of how Miss Duke lived at Rough Point over the last few decades of her life. Consequently, our collections, as well as the ways in which we exhibit them, often juxtapose the design and collecting practices of the Gilded Age and Progressive era (her parents' generation) with the lived experience of an entirely different age. In some sense, Rough Point is the place where the 1880s and 90s meet the 1980s and 90s, and this mixing of centuries proves quite evident in Doris Duke's Bedroom, which includes items like a delicate and deeply expressive Renoir painting of a young woman from 1875 and an AT&T Merlin telephone system (an iconic business phone system of the 1980s and a frequent feature in the rooms at Rough Point).
Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919), Jeune fille blonde cousant, 1875, 1999.496.
As someone who spends most of his working days at Rough Point, I think I understand what that reviewer was trying to say. Despite its grandeur and extraordinary beauty, there's a sense of hominess at Rough Point, a wonderful, comfortable feeling that comes from the pairing of extraordinary works of European art and furniture from a more distant past with the mundane artifacts of day to day life in the mid to late 20th century. That duality, if you will, is directly attributable to Miss Duke and the life that she lived at Rough Point. You can find examples of this throughout the house, from the kitchen, which displays a lively pairing of late 20th century appliances with amenities from earlier in the century (including a sizeable, porcelain-tiled humidor built around 1900 to accommodate "Buck" Duke's considerable cigar habit); to the pine room, which boasts an 18th century mirror (purchased in a Paris flea market!) and a Sony reel to reel tape recorder from the second half of the 20th century; and of course to Miss Duke's bedroom, my favorite room at Rough Point.
Humidor, Wilke Manufacturing Company, Anderson, Indiana (American, 1897-1905). United States, ca. 1900. Porcelain tiles, nickel, wood, P2018.1.
I hope that you'll find the time to visit Rough Point this season and see these rooms (and many others) for yourself. While I encourage everyone to view our website, which shares some images of each room on display, there really is no substitute for experiencing the home in person. Whether you visit the mansion physically or virtually, I encourage you to share your favorite room with us on social media by using the hashtag #myfavoriteroomatrp. I look forward to seeing your photographs and comments.


Last week, Bridges Together hosted the first in a series of coffees for our "Bridges communities" (towns that are currently running a Bridges program). Last Friday, Julie Shaw (BT's Community Engagement Director), Sarah Cavicchi (BT's Membership Development Director), and BT Board Member Lee Ann Frigulietti traveled to Amesbury Elementary School to meet with teachers and the principal, as well as the president of Friends of the Amesbury COA and the older adult volunteers.
Volunteers and teachers shared about the impact of the Bridges program on students and how the volunteers enjoyed staying for lunch after the "official" end of the session each week.
The volunteers felt that the "homework" from the program gave them a stronger connection with their own grandchildren, and parents also gave positive feedback about their children's "homework" citing strengthened bonds in their own families.
The older adult volunteers were able to help students without grandparents or a strong knowledge of their family history as they worked on an immigration project. In addition, one of the volunteers used a service dog, which the students enjoyed!
Would you like to bring this impactful program to your community? Contact Julie Shaw (978.793.9509, julie@bridgestogether.org) today!


Danica Dytioco '20 spoke to Aisha Mounir '20 about her journey with her band, The Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs. They had the chance to go all in what the past few years has been as the lead singer, what she has learned, what she is looking forward to in her musical career.
Danica Dytioco '20 sits down with Tom Robinson '20 and Grace Kopp '19 to find out more about the Seattle Prep Drama production of Newsies the Musical. Robinson plays Jack, the leader of the striking newsboys and Kopp plays Medda Larkin, nightclub owner who aids the striking newsies.
Danica Dytioco '20 and Lauren Day '20 sit down with guidance counselor Barry Roselini to discuss the real cost of Christmas--financial and emotional.
Danica Dytioco '20 sits down with Liv McAuslan '20 and Mrs. Ford of the Seattle Prep Global Justice Coalition to discuss recent changes to the Washington State death penalty.
Danica Dytioco '20 sits down with Mirabelle Scholten '19 and Nate Hancock '20 along with Seattle Prep Robotics Advisor Willem Scholten to discuss their recent trip to Haiti where they worked with Haitian youth in starting a robotics team.
Danica Dytioco '20 met with student Teen Link volunteers to discuss their outreach work and the importance of open dialogue.


So it's round 5 of the Premier League. So far we have predicted more losing results than winning ones. This tells you pretty much everything you need to know. In fairness it took us 34 attempts last year until an accumulator came in, which covered the previous £165 quite comfortably. So let's just say we are playing a long game.
Chelsea Vs Man City : What a game to look forward to. Aguero will be out following a car accident in Holland, hopefully not for too long. Jesus looks the part though and City are full of confidence... as are Chelsea who recorded a wonderful away win at the Wanda Metropolitano mid week. So tough to call but City look so good this season... AWAY WIN.
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Homepage of Tel Aviv University > Faculty > Dr. Lidar Sapir Hen
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Lidar Sapir-Hen is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures. She is the head of the Laboratory of Archaeozoology at the Institute of Archaeology, and curator of Archaeozoological Collections of the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History. Working across a range of interdisciplinary fields, Lidar studied Life Sciences at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem (B.Sc.), and Ecology/Zoology and Archaeology at Tel Aviv University (B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D.). Specialised in the study of animal remains, Lidar's main research interests include, the interaction between humans and animals in the past, social complexity of ancient populations, and identity and cultural aspects as reflected in food production and consumption. Lidar is currently involved with several excavations that date from the early Neolithic through to the Byzantine period.
More on the Laboratory of Archaeozoology, research and people: http://zooarchtau.wixsite.com/sapirhenlab
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Interaction between humans and animals in the past
Social complexity of ancient populations
Identity and cultural aspects as reflected in food production and consumption.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. The future of studying Ancient Israel: insights from the Archaeological Sciences, with a focus on studies of food and society. In: Pierce, G., and Keimer, K. (eds.), The Ancient Israelite World, Part VII. Routledge Press. Pp. 731-740
Sapir-Hen, L. and Shalev, Y. 2022. Animal rituals from the Persian period at Tel Dor. In: N. Yahalom-Mack, U. Davidovich and S. Matskevich (eds.), Material, Method, and Meaning: Papers in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology in honor of Ilan Sharon. Ägypten und Altes Testament 110. Münster: Zaphon. Pp. 117-130.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. Always a hunter: the role of wild animals during the Late Bronze and Iron Ages of the southern Levant. Near Eastern Archaeology 84(5): 288-295.
Della Casa, R. and Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. The environment we share: Human-non-Human Animal Interactions in the Ancient Near East. Near Eastern Archaeology 84(5): 244-247.
Sapir-Hen, L. and Ben-Yosef, E. 2022. The emergence of a desert polity: the archaeozoological perspective. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences 14:332 10.1007/s12520-022-01694-0
Munro, N., Lebenzon, R., Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. Revisiting Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene mountain gazelle (Gazella gazella) body size change in the Southern Levant: A case for anthropogenic impact. PLoS One 17(8): e0273024. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0273024.
Namdar, L., Gadot, Y., Mavronanos, G., Gross, B., Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. Frozen in time: Caprine pen from an Early Islamic earthquake complex in Tel Beth Shemesh. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 45:103555
Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. The Late Bronze animal economy. In Finkelstein, I., Martin, M. & Adams, M.J. (eds.): Megiddo VI: the 2010–2014 Seasons. Tel Aviv, Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology. Pp. 1481-1511.
Sapir-Hen, L., Fulton, D.N., Adamas, M.J., Finkelstein, I. 2022. Temple and the town at Early Bronze Age I Megiddo: faunal evidence for the emergence of complexity. Bulletin of American Schools of Oriental Research 387: 207-220.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. The Post-Ghassulian and Middle Bronze Age Faunal Assemblages. In Paz, Y. & Nativ, A. (eds.): Yesodot: A Lodian, Wadi Rabah, Post-Ghassulian and Middle Bronze Age Site. Emery and Claire Yass Publications in Archaeology. Pp. 241-249 (Salvage Excavation Reports; no. 11)
Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. Rise and Fall: Changes in the Symbolic Perception of Donkeys during the Bronze and Iron Ages. In Stiebel, G.D., Ben-Ami, D., Gorzelzani, A., Teper, Y., Koch, I. (eds.): In Centro. Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University: Tel Aviv. Pp. 9-18. (in Hebrew).
Spiciarich, A. and Sapir-Hen, L. 2022. Faunal remains. In Gadot, Y. (ed.): The Landfill of Early Roman Jerusalem: The 2013–2014 Excavations University Park, PA: Eisenbrauns. Pp. 195-234.
Spiciarich, A., Lernau, O., Sapir-Hen, L., Shalev, Y., and Gadot, Y. 2022. Fish in ancient Jerusalem: trade and consumption of fish in an inland site from the Iron Ages to the Early Islamic Period. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 43:103430
Spiciarich, A., Stripling, S., and Sapir-Hen, L. 2023. Khirbet el-Maqatir Faunal Remains. In Stripling, S. and Hasler, M.A. (eds.), The Excavations at Khirbet el-Maqatir, 1995-2000 and 2009-2016. Archaeopress Publishing Ltd, Oxford. Pp. 342-350.
Namdar, L., Paz, I., Vardi, J., Sapir-Hen, L. 2021. Variation in economic specialization as revealed through the study of Pottery Neolithic faunal assemblages from the Southern Levant. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences 13: 207 doi.org/10.1007/s12520-021-01446-6.
Sapir-Hen, L., Uziel, J., Chalaf, O. 2021. Everything but the oink: On the discovery of an articulated pig in Iron Age Jerusalem and it's meaning to Judahite consumption practices. Near Eastern Archaeology 84 (2): 110-119.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2020. Human-animal relationship with work animals: donkeys and camels during the Bronze and Iron Ages in the southern Levant. Zeitschrift des Deutschen Palästina-Vereins 136(1): 83-94.
Pines, M. and Sapir-Hen, L. 2020. The animal economy of Byzantine Sozousa and its immediate hinterland (areas M, O, AA1 and CC). In Tal, O. (ed.) Apollonia-Arsuf: Final Report of the Excavations, Volume II: Excavations outside the Medieval Town Walls. University Park: Eisenbrauns & Tel Aviv: Emery and Claire Yass Publications in Archaeology of the Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University. Pp. 305-320
Gopher, A., Eirikh-Rose, A., Ashkenazi, H., Marco, E., May, H., Makoviychuk, Y., Sapir-Hen, L., Galmor, S., Schechter, H.C., Ackerfeld, D., Haklay, G., Zutovski, K. 2019. Nahal Yarmuth 38: A new and unique PPNB site in central Israel. Antiquity 93(371): 1-8.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2019. Late Bronze and Iron Age livestock of the Southern Levant: Their economic and symbolic roles. Tel Aviv 46(2): 227-236.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2019. Food, pork consumption and identity in Ancient Israel. Near Eastern Archaeology 82(1): 52-59.
Finkelstein, I., Gadot, Y. and Sapir-Hen, L. 2018. Pig frequencies in Iron Age sites and the biblical pig taboo: once again. Ugarit-Forschungen 49: 109-116.
Koch, I. and Sapir-Hen, L. 2018. Beersheba–Arad Valley during the Assyrian Period. Semitica 60: 427-452.
Munro, N.D., Bar-Oz, G., Meier, J., Sapir-Hen, L., Stiner, M., Yeshurun, R. 2018. The Evolution of Animal Domestication in the Southern Levant. Scientific Reports 8:9279; DOI:10.1038/s41598-018-27647-z.
Sapir-Hen, L., Lernau, O., Ben-Yosef, E. 2017. The diet of ancient metal workers: the Late Bronze – Iron Age at the Timna Valley. In Ben-Yosef, E., Goren, Y. (Eds.): Mining for Copper: Essays in Memory of Professor Beno Rothenberg. Tel Aviv: The Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv University. Pp. 64-80.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2017. Pax Assyriaca and the animal economy in the southern Levant: regional and local-scale imperial contacts. In: Lipschits, O., Gadot, Y., Adams, M.J. (eds.), Rethinking Israe: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Ancient Israel in honor of Israel Finkelstein. Winona Lake: Eisenbrauns. Pp. 343-355.
Sapir-Hen, L., Gadot, Y., Lipschitz, O. 2017. Ceremonial donkey burial, social status and settlement hierarchy in the Early Bronze III: The case of Tel Azekah. In: Lev-Tov, J., Wapnish, P., Gilbert, A. (eds.): Taking A Broad View of Zooarchaeology in Honor of Brian Hesse's Contributions to the Field. Atlanta: Lockwood Press. Pp. 281-292.
Finkelstein, I., Langgut, D., Meiri, M., Sapir-Hen, L. 2017. Egyptian imperial economy in Canaan: reaction to the climate crisis at the end of the Late Bronze Age. Egypt and the Levant 27: 249–259.
Pines, M., Sapir-Hen, L., Tal, O. 2017. Consumption and disposal practices in the southern Levant in Late Antiquity: animal bones from Apollonia/Sozousa's hinterland as a case study. Zeitschrift des Deutschen Palästina-Vereins 133: 186-204.
Sapir-Hen, L., Martin, M.A.S., Finkelstein, I. 2017. Food Rituals and their Social Significance in the Mid-Second Millennium BC: A View from Megiddo. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology DOI: 10.1002/oa.2629.
Pines, M., Sapir‐Hen, L. and Tal, O. 2017. Crusader Diet in Times of War and Peace: Arsur (Israel) as a Case Study. Oxford Journal of Archaeology 36 (3): 307-328.
Spiciarich, A., Gadot, Y. and Sapir-Hen, L. 2017. The Faunal Evidence from Early Roman Jerusalem: The People behind the Garbage. Tel Aviv 44 (1): 98-117.
Meiri, M., Stockhammer, P. W., Marom, N., Bar-Oz, G., Sapir-Hen, L., Morgenstern, P., Macheridis, S., Rosen, B., Huchon, D. and Maran, J. 2017. Eastern Mediterranean Mobility in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages: Inferences from Ancient DNA of Pigs and Cattle. Scientific Reports 7: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-00701-y
Sapir-Hen, L., Sharon, I., Gilboa, A., Dayan, T. 2017. Wet sieving a complex tell: implications for retrieval protocols and studies of animal economy in historical periods. Journal of Archaeological Science 82: 72-79.
Ben-Yosef, E., Langgut, D., Sapir-Hen, L. 2017. Beyond Smelting: New Insights on Iron Age (10th c. BCE) Metalworkers Community from Excavations at a Gatehouse and Associated Livestock Pens in Timna, Israel. Journal of Arcaheological Science: Reports 11: 411-426.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2016. Pigs as an ethnic marker? Biblical Archaeology Review. Nov/Dec pp. 41-43. (invited paper).
Sapir-Hen, L., Dayan, T., Khalaily, H., Munro, N.D. 2016. Human Hunting and Nascent Animal Management at Middle Pre-Pottery Neolithic Yiftah'el, Israel. PLoS ONE 11(7): e0156964. Doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0156964. http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0156964
Sapir-Hen, L., Gadot, Y., Finkelstein, I. 2016. Animal Economy in a Temple City and its Countryside: Iron Age Jerusalem as a Case Study. Bulletin of American Society for Oriental Research 375: 103-118.
Sapir-Hen, L., Sasson, A., Kleiman, A., Finkelstein, I. 2016. Social stratification in the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages: an intra-site investigation at Megiddo. Oxford Journal of Archaeology 35(1): 47-73.
Sapir-Hen, L., Meiri, M., Finkelstein, I. 2015. Iron Age pigs: new evidence on their origin and role in forming identity boundaries. Radiocarbon 57(2): 307-315.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2015. Not so supportive. Biblical Archaeology Review special issue: "40 futures: experts predict what's next for biblical archaeology". Pp. 56-58. (invited paper).
Sapir-Hen, L. 2015. The faunal remains. In Borowski, O. (Ed.): The Tel Halif Excavations PHASE IV. 2014 Field Season Field V. Atlanta Georgia: Emory University. Pp. 167-181.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2015. Animal bones: possible evidence for death rituals. In Tal, O., and Taxel, I. (Eds.): Samaritan Cemeteries and Tombs in the Southern Coastal Plain: The Archaeology and History of the Samaritan Settlement outside Samaria (ca. 300–700 CE). Münster: Ugarit-Verlag. Pp. 123-127.
Raban-Gerstel, N., Agha, N., Sapir-Hen, L., Bar-Oz, G. 2015. Dog burial from the City of David: zooarchaeological, taphonomic, and pathological analysis. In Mazar, E. (ed.): The Summit of the City of David Excavations Seasons 2005-2008: Final Reports Volume I. Jerusalem: Shoham. Pp. 487-496.
Sapir-Hen, L., Gadot, Y., Finkelstein, I. 2014. Environmental and historical impacts on long term animal economy: the southern Levant in the Late Bronze and Iron Ages. Journal of Economic and Social History of the Orient 57(5): 703-744.
Sapir-Hen, L., Pines, M, Tal, O. 2014. Animal economy and social diversity in Byzantine Apollonia/Sozousa. Levant 46(3): 371-381.
Sapir-Hen, L. and Ben-Yosef, E. 2014. Socioeconomic status of Iron Age metal workers: animal economy in the "Slaves' Hill", Timna, Israel. Antiquity 88 (341): 775-790.
Sapir-Hen, L., Bar-Oz, G., Sharon, I., Gilboa, A. Dayan, T. 2014. Food and culture at Tel Dor, Israel: a diachronic study of faunal remains from 15 centuries of continuous occupation. Bulletin of American Society for Oriental Research 371: 83-101.
Meiri, M., Huchon, D., Bar-Oz, G., Boaretto, E, Kolsk,a L, Maeir, A, Sapir-Hen, L., Larson, G, Weiner, S, Finkelstein, I. 2013. Ancient DNA and population turnover in southern Levant pigs – a signature of the Philistine migration? Scientific Reports 3, 3035; DOI:10.1038 srep03035 .
Sapir-Hen, L. and Ben-Yosef, E. 2013. The introduction of domestic camels to the southern Levant: evidence from the Aravah Valley. Tel Aviv 40(2): 278-285.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2013. Appendix: the faunal remains. Pp. 119-122. In: Tal, O., Taxel, I. Khirbet al-Adra: More on Refuse Disposal Practices in Early Islamic Palestine. Strata 31: 91-122.
Sapir-Hen, L., Bar-Oz, G., Gadot, Y., Finkelstein, I. 2013. Pig husbandry in Iron Age Israel and Judah: new insights regarding the origin of the "taboo". Zeitschrift des Deutschen Palästina-Vereins 129(1): 1-20.
Sapir-Hen, L., Bar-Oz, G., Sharon, I., Gilboa, A., Dayan, T. 2012. Understanding faunal contexts of a complex tell: Tel Dor, Israel, as a case study. Journal of Archaeological Science 39: 590-601.
Finkelstein I., Ben Dor Evian S., Boaretto E., Cabanes D., Cabanes M., Eliyahu A., Feigenbaum S., Gadot Y., Langgut D., Martin M., Meiri M., Namdar D., Sapir-Hen L., Shahack-Gross R., Shaus A., Sober B., Tofollo M., Yahalom-Mack N., Zapassky L., Weiner S. 2012. Macro and micro archaeology as tools in reconstructing the history of ancient Israel. Biblical History and Ancient Israel 1: 133-150.
Sapir-Hen, L. 2011. Dog burials at Dor. In: Nitschke. J.L., Martin. S.R., Shalev. Y. Between the Carmel and the Sea. Tel Dor: The Later Periods. Near Eastern Archaeology 74(3): 132-154.
Sapir-Hen, L., Bar-Oz, G. Khalaily, H., Dayan, T. 2009. The last of the gazelle hunters in the southern Levant: the faunal remains from the Neolithic site of Motza, Israel. Journal of Archaeological Science 36: 1538-1546.
Sapir-Hen, L., Bar-Oz, G., Hershkovitz, I., Raban-Gerstel, N., Marom, N., Dayan, T. 2008. Palaeopathology survey of ancient mammal bones in Israel. Veterinarija ir Zootechnika 42(64): 62-70.
Khalaily, H., Bar-Yosef, O., Barzilai, O., Boaretto, E., Bockuentin, E., Eirikh- Rose, A., Greenhut, Z., Goring-Morris, A.N., Le-dosseur, G., Marder, O., Sapir-Hen, L., Yizhaq., M. 2008. Excavation at Motza at the Judean Hills and the Early Pre-Pottery Neolithic B in the southern Levant. Paleorient 33(2): 5-37.

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"Bad Data" Exception
This exception will be thrown in the following scenarios.
a) The RSA private key used for decryption does not match with the RSA public key that is used for encryption.
b) The binary data passed in to Decrypt() method is incorrect. This could happen if the application code made assumptions about the length of encrypted data or the data passed in does not match the exact bytes that is returned from Encrypt() method.
I get the public key on android by pulling it from the server with a GET which returns RSACryptoServiceProvider.ToXMLString(false); And use the same keystore for the private key so cant see it being 1.
And as far as I know the c# decrypter Isn't making any assumptions about the size of the encrypted data. Possibly my setting block size to 8 but thats after i knew the size of the encrypted AESkey.
I've been looking around for a solution and couldn't find one so would be grateful for any assistance. Apologies if I'm being stupid and missed something simple but I have my blinkers on if I am and just cant see it.
Java Encryption
private byte[] encryptRSA(byte [] data) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException, InvalidKeySpecException, NoSuchPaddingException, InvalidKeyException, IllegalBlockSizeException, BadPaddingException{
        //instance of singleton PublicKey
        AppPublicKey currKey = AppPublicKey.getInstance();
        Log.d("ENCRYPT.MOD: ", currKey.getModBytes().toString());

        RSAPublicKeySpec keySpec = new RSAPublicKeySpec(new BigInteger(1,currKey.getModBytes()), new BigInteger(1,currKey.getExpBytes()));
        KeyFactory keyFactory =  KeyFactory.getInstance("RSA");

        PublicKey pubKey = keyFactory.generatePublic(keySpec);
        Cipher cipher = Cipher.getInstance("RSA/ECB/PKCS1Padding");
        cipher.init(Cipher.ENCRYPT_MODE, pubKey);
        byte[] cipherData = cipher.doFinal(data);
        Log.d("RSAENCRYPTION: ",Base64.encodeToString(cipherData, 1));
        return cipherData;

 }

C# Decrypt
public string DecryptString(string inputString, int dwKeySize)
    {
        // TODO: Add Proper Exception Handlers
        CspParameters cp = new CspParameters();
        cp.KeyContainerName = "real_Keystore";

        RSACryptoServiceProvider rsaCryptoServiceProvider
                                 = new RSACryptoServiceProvider(dwKeySize,cp);

        int base64BlockSize = 8;
        int iterations = inputString.Length / base64BlockSize;

        ArrayList arrayList = new ArrayList();
        for (int i = 0; i < iterations; i++)
        {
            byte[] encryptedBytes = Convert.FromBase64String(
                 inputString.Substring(base64BlockSize * i, base64BlockSize));

            //Array.Reverse(encryptedBytes);
            arrayList.AddRange(rsaCryptoServiceProvider.Decrypt(
                                encryptedBytes, false));
        }
        return Encoding.UTF32.GetString(arrayList.ToArray(
                                  Type.GetType("System.Byte")) as byte[]);
    }

A: It is not possible to feed a few bytes at a time to the RSA operation.
Furthermore it seems unlikely that the code performs the right amount of base 64 iterations (as you defined NO_PADDING for base 64 in your android, using 1 instead of the constant). Normally the output of RSA encryption won't be a multiple of 3 bytes, so you are at least one block off the mark.
You may want to take a closer look at the API functions you are using and take some time to study RSA examples on .NET. Normally RSA is only used to encrypt small amounts of data (such as symmetric data encryption keys) so you should be able to decode all of the base64 data in one go.
Please test your input and output in a debugger. Encryption/decryption problems normally require that the exact input and output of the encryption/decryption algorithms are compared .

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Today I'd like to report some exciting things that are going on and before you ask, BatGirl, no I'm not pregnant. Perhaps I should have written it as "exciting" because I'm not sure any of it will causing great enthusiasm and eagerness in everyone.
That said, here's some "excitement" from my world.
We're slowing bringing furniture inside the house as opposed to it living in the garage. I hope to have anything that doesn't need to be refinished or go in the tv room in the house by bed time Sunday.
Sweet cherries are in season and I've had them for a snack every day at 3pm this week. I know it's 3pm because the radio station I listen to at my desk plays Dave Matthews every day at 3pm. Today it was Crash so I wavy lined my way back to Summer 1997 lying out on the dock in the sun spitting cherry pits into the lake.
Anything exciting or "exciting" going on in your world?
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I have sweet cherries! I've been eating them EVERY DAY TOO! LOVE LOVE LOVE!


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A young Dutch artist, showing his music on stages all around the world, ready to take over the EDM industry.
When Mike Williams was only 4 years old, playing the piano for the first time, his family already knew it would be the start of a big career in music. He bought his first DJ gear from his savings when he was twelve and from that moment on you could always find Mike behind the decks. The foundation was built for his unique style, his recognisable melodic sounds and it still forms the base of his music today.
His breakthrough came in 2017 as his hit 'Feel Good', a collab with non-other than Felix Jaehn, went sky high on radio, in playlists and streams. While writing this bio, it has 122mln streams onSpotify. Mike released club banger 'Lullaby' with R3hab (100mln streams) not long after his first success. 'The Beat' (20 mln) and 'Wait Another Day' with Mesto (12mln) followed and turned into huge hits as well.
Piece by piece Mike is conquering the world with his incredible melodies, club bangers and catchy radio hits. For every new song that Mikes begins, the piano is the solid start and base. Because of that recognizable style and sound he creates, he got to play at the most famous festivals like; ULTRA, Tomorrowland, Parookaville, World Club Dome and Mysteryland (a.o).
"His hard work, huge talent, down to earth attitude, dedicated ambition and drive, make Mike Williams the biggest player at the moment."
When he's back home from touring through the US, Canada, Asia and Europe (a.o), you can find the down to earth Dutchie in his studio in Hilversum. But even on tour, he always finds a way to dive into the studio, it being a day off or during a writing session in Ibiza, Stockholm or London for example.
Because he's such a dedicated and ambitious artist/producer, the biggest names in the industry such as Tiësto, Hardwell and R3hab (to name a few), love to work with him and a lot of masterpieces have already been created.
To keep his die-hard fans and followers up to date on his busy life, Mike releases a video on YouTube every month called 'On Tour With Mike Williams'. The show gives fans an insight on what his life as an artist is like, along with recapping the best shows of that month, several seminars he hosts every now and then, new music previews in the studio and a glimpse of his private life.
For more insight in his taste in music, you can check out his weekly radio show: 'Mike Williams On Track', uploaded on Spotify, Apple Music, Soundcloud and YouTube.
His hard work, huge talent, down to earth attitude, dedicated ambition and drive, make Mike Williams the biggest player among artists at this very moment, as well as the biggest promise of the future.
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Join us for an evening of humor and harmony! Award-winning cellist Colin Carr joins us for one of Bach's Cello Suites, some of the most recognizable solo compositions ever written for cello. Carr is a world-renowned British cellist who attended the Yehudi Menuhin School and currently teaches at the Royal Academy of Music in London.
To follow, Carr will delight on Haydn's Cello Concerto, a virtuosic and playful piece composed around 1761-1765 and presumed lost until its discovery in 1961 at the Prague National Museum. Not much is known about the work prior to its discovery as the only mention of it existed in Haydn's personal catalogue.
We finish with Shostakovich's witty Symphony No. 9. Shostakovich originally intended the piece as a celebration of the Russian victory over Nazi Germany in World War II when he began the composition in 1943. By 1945, the Symphony shifted form, taking on a bright and sarcastic sound, which many have interpreted as the composer's bitter commentary on Joseph Stalin and post-war Russia.


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April in Seattle. That special time of year defined by fresh spring air, people sunbathing in 62 degree weather, and of course Seattle Restaurant Week.
April 2nd – 19th diners can enjoy the best the Seattle food scene has to offer. This year, over 165 restaurants are offering $33 three-course dinner specials Sunday – Thursday, with many locations offering two-course $18 lunch specials as well.
For foodies and bargain-hunters alike, Seattle Restaurant Week offers the opportunity for indulgence and culinary exploration. The $33 price point makes high-end establishments like Aqua by El Gaucho, Miller's Guild, and Daniel's Broiler accessible to wider audience. Additionally, the event provides a platform that allows neighborhood favorites like Serafina, Marine Hardware, and The Harvest Vine to shine. For Eastsiders, McCormick and Schmick's in Bellevue offers some of the very best in Northwest seafood, and the opportunity to experience TableSafe's RAIL pay-at-the-table platform.
Restaurant Week offers customers great food at a great price. For restaurants it provides the opportunity to bring in new customers, test new menu options, and strengthen their brand.
The annual event end this Thursday, don't miss your chance to sample some of the Seattle area's best gastronomic creations!
If you need some guidance on which restaurants to try first, check out The Seattle Times and The Stranger for ideas. Or, take your pick from the complete list of participating restaurants.


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2010 NY65 was discovered on 2010 July 14 by the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) satellite which observes in the infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum beyond what the human eye can see. Infrared radiation is given off by all warm objects and is very helpful for detecting asteroids, which are often very dark and hard to see using visible light.
The orbital period of 2010 NY65 (its 'year' or how long it takes to go around the Sun) is 364.5 days, which is very similar to that of the Earth's 365.25 days. However its orbit is more eccentric (less like a circle) than the Earth's, which means it spends some time closer to the Sun than the Earth and some time further away, outside of Earth's orbit. Its orbit is also more tilted than that of the Earth's.
The combined facts that 2010 NY65 crosses the Earth's orbit (at times putting it close to the Earth) and that it is large enough to cause serious damage if it were to hit, makes this NEO a Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (PHA). Although currently 2010 NY65 does not come any closer than 1.6 million miles, which sounds like a long way and a safe distance, this is actually very close on the scale of the Solar System. Changes in its orbit caused by close passes to the Earth or Venus could cause it to come much closer to the Earth in the future, possibly even causing it to collide with the Earth!
The above video was produced by the Goldstone Radar Observing team
We know that 2010 NY65 is about 230 meters or 0.15 miles in diameter, and with the help of the infrared data from WISE, we know it reflects about 7% of the light that falls on it. This is about as reflective as the dark ocean or a conifer forest and is much darker than the Earth, which reflects about 30% of the light that hits it on average.
During 2010 NY65's close approach to the Earth, it will get within 4.1 million kilometres or 2.5 million miles on 2016 June 24. Because its period is so close to the Earth's year, this means we will have close approaches every year on about the same day or within a few days for the next several years. These repeated close approaches will allow astronomers to use the planetary radars at Goldstone in California and Arecibo in Puerto Rico to make very precise measurements of how the asteroids' orbit is changing over time.
These measurements will allow us to "weigh" the asteroid and, combining this with its size and shape from radar images, will allow us to determine how dense it is and what it is made of. This information will be crucial to know if 2010 NY65 ever ends up on a collision course with the Earth and we need to deflect it. It will also help us learn more about NEOs in general, which will help us take appropriate steps if we find another asteroid on a very close approach to the Earth in the future.
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Unfortunately it's a guy who can't really tell his arse from his elbow when it comes to video editing. Glad you like them though. Was getting seriously pissed off with how long it took.
JeffCapes wrote: Unfortunately it's a guy who can't really tell his arse from his elbow when it comes to video editing. Glad you like them though. Was getting seriously pissed off with how long it took.
You made it? It came out really good, man!
Could you pass me the audio archives/effects that you used? I'm trying to do the same in some gifs that I found.
Thanks Muchacho. I'll try to upload stuff as often as I can.
Great work on the vids, JeffCapes.
And ChocolateKeys, you might like the collection of sound effects I assembled.
Thx Rman! I'll make good use of it.


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The Library of Congress > Exhibitions > Bob Hope and American Variety > Bits & Sketches
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All vaudeville comedy acts were dependent, in some part, on stock materials for inspiration. This tradition has continued in variety comedy entertainment in all of its forms, from stage to television, drawing upon what theater historian Brooks McNamara calls, "a shared body of traditional stock material." The situation comedies popular on television today are built from many of the same raw materials that shaped medicine and minstrel shows in the early nineteenth- century as well as shaping vaudeville.
Stock materials include jokes and song parodies; monologs—strings of jokes or comic lectures; bits—two- or three-person joke routines; and sketches—short comic scenes, often with a story. To these stock materials comedians add what cannot be transcribed in words, the physical comedy, or the "business"—the humor of inflections and body language at which so many vaudevillians excelled.
Vaudeville Comedian Marshall Wilder
Marshall Wilder (1859–1915) was a popular vaudeville monologist who was notorious in his time for stealing jokes from other performers. Like Bob Hope, Wilder organized his favorite jokes by topic. Shown here is The Riddle House comic monolog from the Library's Wilder Collection. It consists of a series of jokes, many of which can be found in the collection in handwritten form.
Marshall Wilder, 1886. Copyprint. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress (111)
The Riddle House Monolog. Typed manuscript. Marshall Wilder Collection, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (112)
Notes for The Riddle House monolog. Typed manuscript, with holograph emendations. Page 2 - Page 3 - Page 4 - Page 5 - Page 6 - Page 7. Marshall Wilder Collection, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (110)
Marshall Wilder, "Melodrama-up-to-date," n.d. Note 1 - Note 2 - Note 3 - Note 4 - Note 5 - Note 6 - Note 7. Holograph and typewritten notes. Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (110-s1, 112-s1)
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Al Boasberg
Al Boasberg (1892–1937) was one of the most prolific comedy writers for variety acts. He wrote for vaudeville, nightclub appearances, motion pictures, and radio. At one time Al Boasberg was said to be receiving royalties from 150 different acts. Boasberg wrote for Bob Hope's acts in 1930 and 1931. Among his other clients were Block and Sully, the Marx Brothers, Sophie Tucker, Eddie Cantor, Jack Benny and Burns and Allen. Boasberg was responsible for the treasured Burns and Allen routine, "Lamb Chops," and the stateroom scene in the Marx Brothers' A Night at the Opera. At the time of Boasberg's death, Jack Benny called him "America's greatest natural gagman.
Telegram from Al Boasberg to Bob Hope, November 19, 1930. Bob Hope Collection, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, Library of Congress (113)
Al Boasberg. Script of Little Miss Muff-it, May 27, 1932. Typed Manuscript. Copyright Deposit Drama Collection, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (114)
Letter from Al Boasberg to Bob Hope, ca. 1930. Typewritten manuscript. Bob Hope Collection, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, Library of Congress (114.3)
Al Boasberg, ca. 1930. Copyprint. Courtesy of The Academy of Arts and Sciences (115)
Al Boasberg with Chico and Harpo Marx, ca. 1935. Copyprint. Courtesy of The Freedonia Gazette (115.1)
Bob Hope's Jokes
Bob Hope, like all professional comedians, constantly honed his act and added new material. These jokes, in Hope's hand, were presumably written for his stage act of the early 1930s. The smaller sheet is indicative of the content of comedians' archives and the frustrations often encountered when using them. Many comedians recorded only the punchlines of their jokes, as a brief memory aid. Bob Hope's "buck teeth" joke, shown here, is probably lost to posterity.
Bob Hope's manuscript jokes, ca. 1930s. Page 2. Bob Hope Collection, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, Library of Congress (113.1a, b)
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Marx Brothers Radio Script
The Marx Brothers' radio series, Flywheel, Shyster, and Flywheel, aired for twenty-six weeks in 1932 and 1933. Very little was known about the series until a researcher discovered a nearly complete set of scripts in the Copyright Collection of the Library of Congress Manuscripts Division. Those scripts have now been published.
The Marx Brothers. Flywheel, Shyster and Flywheel, January 23, 1933. Typed manuscript. Copyright Deposit Drama Collection, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (116)
Mud, Blood and Kisses
This skit, a satire of nineteenth century melodrama, as well as early-1930s radio fare, is believed to have been part of Bob Hope's 1930 vaudeville act.
Charley Williams. Mud, Blood and Kisses script page. Typewritten manuscript, ca. 1930. Bob Hope Collection, Motion Picture, Broadcasting & Recorded Sound Division, Library of Congress (113A)
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Abbott and Costello Routine
In 1940 the comedy team Abbott and Costello registered a copyright for a scene they called "Hole in the Wall." It is not known if the duo used this routine, but it is typical of their style. It includes their trademark circular logic and aggression, and requires the comic timing of the team's fast-talking exchanges to reach its full effect. The word-play of Abbott and Costello often extended into the realm of the absurd. Their work was acknowledged by comedian Jerry Seinfeld as a major influence on the Seinfeld television series.
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, 1952. Copyprint. New York World Telegram and Sun Collection, Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress (118)
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Script of "The Hole in the Wall," January 23, 1940. Typed manuscript. Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (117)
Seinfeld Script
Situation comedies on radio as well as television are evolutionary descendants of the vaudeville sketch. Recent half-hour broadcast comedies, such as the popular Seinfeld, mix amusing dialogue, jokes, improbable circumstances, and often, broad physical comedy in much the same way as sketches did ninety years ago. The script above was deposited with the Copyright Office in the Library of Congress to accompany videotapes of the Seinfeld series.
Larry David. Seinfeld script for "The Finale," May 14, 1998. Typed manuscript. U. S. Copyright Office Archives (119)
Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Alexander. Copyprint. Courtesy of Castlerock Entertainment (120)
The Simpsons Cartoon Cel
The animated series The Simpsons remains, after more than a decade on television, one of the most popular series on the air. It is acclaimed—and condemned—for its biting satire on contemporary American life and values. The series commands so much respect that many celebrities are eager to lend their real voices to animated caricatures of themselves which are not always flattering. Bob Hope showed his good sportsmanship by taking part in a 1992 episode.
Cartoon cell for The Simpsons, 1992. Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox (122)
Jeff Martin. Typed script of "Lisa the Beauty Queen." The Simpsons, March 27, 1992. Bob Hope Collection, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, Library of Congress (121)


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Q: Value Error when entering formula My code works fine in my test sheet, but when i enter it in my active sheet i get a value error...any suggestions?
I really don't know what i'm doing wrong, literally pulling my hair out.
Any help as to why im getting this error will be greatly appreciated.
the below code works perfectly in my test sheet and returns all values correctly, somehow when I enter it in the sheet that matters, boom value error.
=IF(J5="YES",SUM((E10:I610>11538)*(E10:I610<=34760)*(A10:A610="No")*ROUND(E10:I610*0.056,0))+SUM((E10:I610>34760)*ROUND(34760*0.056,0)),0)

A: It is an array formula, so use Ctrl-Shift-Enter rather than Enter to complete it.

A: I agree with Doug - assuming you don't have errors in the referenced ranges it looks like #VALUE! error would only be caused by trying to apply a ROUND function to a text value - this version should avoid that error
=IF(J5="YES",SUM(IF(E10:I610>11538,IF(E10:I610<=34760,IF(A10:A610="No",ROUND(E10:I610*0.056,0)),IF(ISNUMBER(E10:I610),ROUND(34760*0.056,0))))),0)
confirmed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER
.....but check the result because the fix might effect the expected result
Note: if E10:I610 is > 34760 then the sum includes 34760*0.056 rounded (i.e. 1947) regardless of the column A value (as per your formula). Is that the intent?
Re your comment - this revised version should do what you want
=IF(J5="YES",SUM(IF(E10:I610>11538,IF(A10:A610="No",IF(ISNUMBER(E10:I610),ROUND(IF(E10:I610>34760,34760,E10:I610)*0.056,0))))),0)


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spokesperson for the agency during the past six years retires after over 33 years of federal service. Supervisor Garza was the public affairs liaison (PAL) for the Rio Grande Valley International Bridges where he covered news events from Falcon Dam, Roma, Rio Grande City, Los Ebanos, Anzalduas, Hidalgo and Pharr International crossing. PAL Garza has represented CBP as an official spokesperson for over six years and has been interviewed extensively by reporters, producers and photojournalists from around the world. Felix Garza entered on duty as a PAL in late 2005 and is one of the first six supervisors nationwide selected to work as a full-time PAL.
A week after graduating from high school, PAL Garza entered on duty with the United States Army and received an Honorable Discharge in 1978. While in the military, PAL Garza served as a Military Policeman and is a Vietnam era War Veteran. PAL Garza also worked as a Police Officer with the City of McAllen, Texas, and in 1981 Garza became a U.S. Border Patrol agent stationed at Carrizo Springs, Texas. In 1986 PAL Garza joined the US Customs Service as an inspector at the Roma, Texas Port of Entry where he remained for approximately nine years. PAL Garza transferred to the Hidalgo port of entry in late 1994 and has been a supervisor for over 20 years, in that time Supervisor Garza has worked in all areas of CBP operations.
Felix Garza, Public Affairs Liaison, Customs and Border Protection, Rio Grande Valley said. "It has been an honor and privilege to have served my country and to have been selected as one of the original six uniformed Public Affairs Liaisons nationally." Garza went on to say, "I appreciate the opportunities I have had, representing Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Government as the face and the voice of CBP which has truly been an experience of a lifetime. I thank members of the local, national and international news media for allowing me to share CBP's story with their viewers."


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Fortress 'discovers' $4bn of assets ahead of IPO
James Mawson
Monday January 22, 2007 5:00 pm
Fortress, a US-based alternatives investment firm valued at about $7bn (€5.4bn), has discovered nearly $4bn of private equity assets under management it previously did not account for, according to a filing ahead of its planned flotation in New York later this year.
On Friday, Fortress said its assets under management were about $29.7bn as at September 30. But in its preliminary initial public offering document released in November it said its assets were approximately $26bn at this date.


Ugh California. Please don't let the clueless California mindset influence what OSSO great about Deer Valley.
DO NOT ALLOW SNOWBOARDS OR RAISE THE CAP ON DAILY VISITS PLEASE!! Thank you!
Please don't allow snowboards or raise the cap on daily visits.
Love Deer Valley and hope everything works out well!
So what does this mean? The limited ski passes, no snow boarders, high quality resort with excellent ski school/staff? How will this change???
In the future do you anticipate the possibility of season passes being interchangeable between resorts.
Can only hope the new DV will replace those antiquated lifts, still keep the boarders out, and keep everything else that makes DV great.
Hi Tony, There will be no changes in passes for the 2017/18 season. Regarding future new passes, this will be shared at the appropriate time. We hope to see you on the slopes this winter.
For the coming season 2017/18 there will be no changes to current operations. Any alterations to Deer Valley's operations in the future will be reviewed and discussed with Deer Valley leadership, while respecting at all times the guest experience, the brand and reputation of Deer Valley and at the same time evaluating improvements to operations that are consistent with these values.
For the coming season 2017/18 there will be no changes to current operations. Any alterations to Deer Valley's operations in the future will be reviewed and discussed with Deer Valley leadership, while respecting at all times the guest experience, the brand and reputation of Deer Valley and at the same time evaluating improvements to operations that are consistent with these values. We hope to see you at Deer Valley Resort this winter.
Please do not change what makes DV so special: Limited tickets, no snowboarding and incredible service! Vail Corp's acquisitions have ruined many mountains and commoditized skiing, please don't follow the same model.
If DV ever allows boarders it would cause many of us LOYAL DV skiers to buy the Epic pass and just deal with the boarders there. PC Resort has more and better advance terrain but I remain LOYAL to DV because of the No-boarders rule. PLEASE remain BOARDER FREE!
So sad. Hope it works out in the skiers favor. God bye mom and pop organizations, hello big money. Please don't allow snow boarders and please don't buy Alta.
I wish you well in your in your new venture.
For the lat decade we have made the trek all the way from Australia to enjoy the warm hospitality,fabulous skiing, limited numbers and particularly the fact there are no boarders!
If these basics where to change we would go elsewhere.
Loved the simplicity of the "Ugh California" comment. I envy such people's ability to live a blissful existence like that, minds unencumbered by useless facts, data and experiences. Unfortunately for me, I have been skiing at least 1 week per year at Deer Valley for the better part of 15 years and have been a season pass holder at Mammoth Mountain for almost 20 years and manage somewhere between 35 and 50 days per year between the two. So I get the point; living with all of that information and experience has been almost too much for me to bear. For those of you who can manage the CA experience without losing your minds, maybe you're up to the risk of trying both?
UGH – Please do not allow snow boarders. And please keep the caps on daily visits. I honestly primarily go to DV because of these unique aspects. Otherwise its just another nice ski mountain but with too many groomers…..basically Keystone. Its great you are not changing this seasons, but I hope you don't change for future seasons.
As my most recommended ski destination please remain ski only, no offense to boarders most do not fit DV profile, having once been run over by old boarder learning I enjoy not worrying if I am in a blind spot. A ski vacation is quality service, food and beverage, grooming, hoping what took years to become does not become just another ski resort!
I sure hope Deer Valley remains skiers-only. If pass sharing comes about, I can't see how that could happen.
Thank you for having the foresight to make this deal. Both Squaw Valley and Deer Valley are two of the most amazing ski resorts in the US and will only get better w this strategically thinking ownership group.
This was not a well written press release to Deer Valley skiers. It was all about the value to the company and had nothing about the value to the customers. I really don't care much about KSL partners or their investment philosophy or their company building prowess. Consider sending out a press release to the customers about why this will be valuable for them.
You can expect a new brand launch prior to the upcoming ski season.
I do hope the new owners of Deer Valley are "really" listening to the voices of DV skiers and those that come here for it's amazing downhill skiing. No disrespect to snowboarders, but DV is the pristine downhill skiing resort. DO NOT CHANGE!
they have every other ski venue that i know of.
The value of DV to the vast majority of it's visitors is it's uniqueness and exclusivity that has made it the best ski resort of it's kind in North America. Retain that and the value remains. Change that (I.e. Allowing snow boarding) and the value is lost! I've been a proud DV property owner since 1988 and hope the value that's made us famous worldwide remains!
This acquisition may be just right as long as the personality of DV remains the same. i.e. no boarders, high level of personal caring by staff, limit on daily passes, good grooming and retaining same level of customer service. Am close to buying a local place and decision may hinge on DV decisions.
Can't wait till you guys open it up to snowboarders. It's just a matter of time now!!
We've been loyal DV skiers for over 20 years and the number 1 reason is the no snowboard policy. If the new management allow snowboards on the mountain we are gone. Seems like from the many comments we are not alone. Proceed with smarts and caution. The core of any business is its loyal customers.
DV is clearly the finest winter resort in North America and perhaps the world. The role played by Bob Wheaton, humbly, quietly, behind the scenes, is not to be underestimated. He is loved by his staff and he is the glue that holds the place together. You need to retain Bob as long as possible and learn from him about customer service. your other resorts can learn a lot from Bob. You also need to begin to groom a replacement who is cut from the same mold. Please don't lose the magic that makes DV so special.
We understand the nothing will change in the upcoming season but the question is what will change in the long term. I'm sure the buyer had some ideas about either changing some things or not and it would be great to hear why they bought DV and how they plan on incorporating it into their other ski resorts. I'm sure they have a plan and didn't just buy the resort and said we'll figure it out later, like you would have us believe. Come on.
We live/ski and have passes for both PC and DV. Agree with previous comments… If you change DV to maximize your profits by adding crowds and skimping on hospitality, we'll simply keep the Epic Pass and only ski PC. We can find the crowds there and it's got the much more varied and challenging terrain. We'd save a lot money in the process by voting with our wallet and spending on just one pass.
D.V. will not be winning many awards after this merger.
There is no reason why DV cannot keep true to its mission, skiers only. Please execute. It is a special place. Please don't take it from us.
As a three year Epic pass holder, I've missed my annual trips to DV. But for my family of five the pass was too good a deal to pass up.
I am glad we now have an alternative pass option for other mountains. Buy the pass then travel to the place with the best snow. I'm thinking alternate years….
I agree with many of the previous comments. If Deer Valley allows snowboarders, changes its grooming policy, does away with locals passes, and lifts the daily cap, how are they better than the other Utah ski resorts. I've been willing to pay a premium for "the Deer Valley Rxperience," but if there's nothing to differentiate DV from Park City/Canyons, Epic Pass here I come!
DV has been my favorite resort for many years. I see no good coming from a large corporate ownership of this resort. Profit at the expense of the guest will be the number one goal. How much value is there in a season pass that can be used in resorts in different states when for the most part the average skier goes to one destination resort per year. I am sure snow boards will eventually be allowed and I will not be a part of that. The press release was terrible in the eyes of the loyal skiers.
If the resort ever decides to allow snowboarders they will completely erode their visitor base. Many people ski Deer Valley because it is a skier-only resort, and changing that will spell disaster I believe. Hopefully the new owners will listen to what the loyal, committed, long-time Deer Valley skiers are saying.
If Deer Valley allows snowboarders, changes its grooming policy, does away with locals passes, and lifts the daily cap, how are they better than the other Utah ski resorts? I've been willing to pay a premium for "the Deer Valley Experience" but if there's nothing to differentiate DV from Park City/Canyons, Epic Pass here I come!
Can you hear the tears coming. Lol. No more discrimination on the mountain. Bad skiers/snowboarders ruin mountain experiences. Not riders. Deer Valley Snowboard Team. About to be official.
Hmmm. Private equity chasing returns vs family owned long-term vision. I hope I'm wrong but I am skeptical that the Deer Valley experience is compatible in the long term with shareholder always wins. But I'm a skier and an optimist (most are!). I'm looking forward to a great 2017-18. Deer Valley is the best mountain in the US for my family and me (for now) and hoping I don't get any evidence to change my mind.
Attended the D.V. opening 36 years ago. Still a participant as a "Super Senior." Hope what has come about will not follow the former "Park City Ski Resort" footsteps under Vail! Fortunately, D.V. will remain in good hands for now. Hope it lasts!
Snowbaorders are not any different, I am a well off parent with a wife who skis. The real problem is skiers with negative attitudes. Hopefully it changes so all you snobs realize it won't change a thing.
I have been skiing exclusively at DV since my first experience there in 1989. PLEASE, do not change anything about it, specifically no Boarders. The DV experience is unparalleled in North America. The services, ambiance, staff, food and of course the on mountain experience with the best grooming and terrain make DV the best place to ski. It even led me to purchase a place in Park City in 1995 and it is my plan to retire there. Change is inevitable in life, but in the case of DV, nothing is broke and it's as near to perfect as it gets. No need to fix it.
as have had many friends and colleagues smashed by a snow boarder, who take entirely different lines, are commonly in a skiers blind spot, and are predominately young strong males….no one wants to be hit by one of them.
Friends have suffered horrendous fractures and other injuries from being 'collected' by a snow board.
We have also bought property in Deer Valley due to the experience and superior safety.
Haven't skied in Europe ,Australia or other parts of USA for years due to above reasons.
This is a common view .
There is no reason to continue at DV if the new Co., disrespects the very reason most people go to DV.
There is the rest of the skiing world for snow boarders, who have huge choice. Skier only people have only DV and a few smaller reports only.
We like to be SAFE.
Deer Valley has been #1 in multiple ski area surveys for a reason. Please don't do anything rash…for a LONG time! Thank you.
It is what it is. I've skied there from 85 but it is a good snowboarding venue .


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"Our only hope was to turn to crime": Meet the Salford businessman inspiring young people
By Chloe Rowland on 13th December 2018 in News
A local businessman has been "empowering" young people through a training business he set up from scratch.
Neil Degg from Salford founded The Training Hub, which is based in Manchester City Centre, in 2014.
The company provides free training courses to young people across Salford and Manchester on subjects such as gangs, knife crime, self-harm, trafficking and radicalisation.
Neil says that growing up in a deprived area of Manchester inspired him to set up his business.
"I grew up in an area called Harpurhey, which I think it's been classed as one of the most deprived areas in Manchester and still is" he said.
"We grew up thinking our only hope was maybe to turn to crime and not really make anything of ourselves."
"When I got to about age 34, it dawned on me what was missing from my childhood, which was empowerment, people around me who had the skills to help me in certain areas where I was struggling."
The company's main focus is to help young people make better life choices.
"So, what our driving force is, is to empower not just the people looking after the young people with the skills to empower young people, but to directly say to young people- you might have started here but with the skills, help and support, actually, you can go in the same direction as maybe someone born in a more affluent area."
The Training Hub now works with local authorities and private organisations, including Action for Children and The Keys Group to educate young people.
The company's office in Manchester City Centre
"Their [The Keys Group's] young people, like any young person across the country, are tackling everyday issues like knife crime, being bullied, gangs, you know, a lot of the subjects we see in the news today.
"We like to think that we're leading the way in terms of providing a solution because there isn't a lot out there and if there is, how do we find it?"
Neil's company now has over 600 online training courses, with 3,000 trainers providing information and training on these topics to young or vulnerable people, and those that care for them.
Since it began, The Training Hub has offered 48 different types of specialist training that has been accessed by more than 72,000 individuals who work with vulnerable people.
Tags: action for children business Charity keys group training hub Young people
Written by Chloe Rowland
David Lewtas
15th December 2019 at 1:41 am · Reply
Great work and cause Neil
Not from Salford but from Norris Green similar issues for local young people especially gangs and intimidation/ bullying
Keep the good work and support up
14th January 2020 at 11:54 pm · Reply
speak for yourself – i grew up on a council estate too but i am making something of myself so it is rather a generalisation what your saying ….. still it is admirable what you are doing so long as you can also apply it to your private life do you reckon that you do ???
2nd January 2022 at 11:42 pm · Reply
Totally with you on this one me too from a council estate yet I never felt my only choice was to turn to crime . Some of the most genuine people are from council estates I am proud of my background


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When Hitler came to power the world was shown the face of the evil that had befallen it. That little mustache and comb-over hair style has come to define what it means to be evil for many of us. No matter how you dressed the man, no matter how many kissing baby scenes are shown to us of him, Adolf is still the man who launched the Holocaust. For Jews, Romani, Sinti, Communist, Poles, and countless other victims the simple addition of that mustache to an image invokes the memory of his terror.
A similar attachment to the image of Pol Pot can be found in Cambodian communities around the world. The memory of what happened when the Khmer Rouge took power still haunts the landscape of Cambodia. The men who helped bring about the horrors of the "party" still linger as old reminders of what once was. Old men now, the rest of Cambodia wait for the Khmer leaders to pass away as the world forgets the hidden genocide that these savages unleashed.
It is in this way that the two genocides define what it is in historic cases of this crime for the people, the victims, to know who it is that oppresses them. In the case of the Holocaust survivors it was their neighbors and their countrymen. They could almost predict who it was that sold them out to the gestapo. Old rifts in the social fabric were brought to the surface as the Nazi regime exploited the worst tendencies of mankind. For these victims of genocide there was clearly the Nazi party itself to blame... Hitler at it's head.
In Cambodia the order of the Khmer party was clouded. Most victims knew their attackers. They had grown up with these people. Like the Jews of Europe, the Cambodian victims of genocide could often name their attackers by name and often where they had lived and grown up. But the major difference was that in Cambodia, most of the victims of the genocide couldn't identify just why they were being selected for death. Instead of being selected for ethnic differences the Cambodian regime chose their victims by social class, political affiliation, level of education, and level of "pollution" by foreign influences. Just as to who was giving the orders, most Cambodian victims couldn't tell you any of the other party leaders outside Pol Pot himself.
What links the two genocides in just how they came about is the establishment of a "cult of personality" that their architects were able to create prior to the start of the killing itself.
Adolf Hitler came to power almost against the will of the German people... almost. With the acceptance of his political style (fascism) the German public warmed to the ideas the man presented. This was aided by the fact that Hitler offered the world, literally. For all the setbacks the German people felt they were suffering under the rise of the Nazi party Hitler always seemed to have a perk to offer so as to soften the blow.
Pol Pot on the other hand came to power through war. It was in this conflict to gain control that Pol Pot was able to manipulate his followers into blind obedience. With promises of utopia at the other end of the tunnel, Pol Pot was able to build camaraderie amongst the old peasant class. His cult went from being the outsiders to being the rulers. Thus allowing Pol Pot to force ideals that the majority of Cambodia had rejected upon them through military dominance.
In Burma we can't seem to identify the leader of the government outside the puppet he/she/they present in Thein Sein's presidency. We are told that Myanmar is a government in transition from military rule to democratic rule. Yet the old junta offers up one of their own to act as president. So without transparency we are left with only a puppet where past genocidal regimes have offered a cult like leader.
For months now I have watched as countless activist single out Thein Sein as the supposed mastermind of the genocides against ethnic minorities across Burma. And with every claim to that extent I have countless questions that go unanswered. Such as how does the mastermind of the Rohingya genocide promise to start looking at recognizing the Rohingya as an ethnic group? Hitler never promised to help his victims in any way whatsoever. And how is that Thein Sein is the leader of this genocidal campaign when he can't seem to organize his own party let alone an offensive campaign of extermination? Pol Pot had his party wrapped up air tight before launching his genocide.
Before anyone starts to assume I'm defending Sein let me make it clear now that Thein Sein should be held accountable for his role in this genocide. The man should be tried for crimes against humanity. And for doing nothing to stop it, Thein Sein should be executed.
I just don't think that Thein Sein is the brains or the muscle behind the genocides occurring in Myanmar. He is just a willing puppet.
The old junta is still hiding behind the scenes. They still push the buttons in Myanmar's government as they hide amongst the seats of its political parties. When Rohingya were found within an opposing party they demanded (and got) the expulsion of Rohingya from positions within the government. In doing this they act like the SA prior to the formation of the SS in Hitler's Germany. They weed out their enemies and single them out for death.
Faceless, the true leaders of Burma are able to avoid guilt by pinning it to willing accomplices. If the world suddenly decided to act and stop the Rohingya genocide it would be Thein Sein left standing beneath the gallows. This is the benefit of being invisible. They can still elicit the fear that they have grown accustom to without the threat of being held accountable.
Saddam Hussein achieved this not by hiding behind the curtain but rather by forcing members of his government to sign off on the most corrupt orders that came off his desk. By affixing guilt to countless others Saddam made it less likely that he alone would be held accountable for the deaths of thousands of Kurds and Iranians. When he decided to use chemical weapons the world was unable to claim that Saddam alone gave the order since the papers were littered with other signatures. It was only through his narcissism that Saddam got himself hung.
So is it the lack of narcissist in the junta that leave us without a clear figurehead to blame for the genocides currently taking place in Myanmar? Doubtful.
The door to Burma has been sealed shut for decades. Before the country opened up a couple years ago the only stories we had of life behind the blinds was that of what refugees had told the world. Today we finding out that their tales were just the tip of the iceberg. We are seeing what it means to be trapped under the weight of mad men. Looking through the doorway we are seeing desperation, starvation, and hopelessness.
The fact that we can't write down a list of the killers' names doesn't mean that they don't exist. We can see the evidence of their misdeeds from the Shan state down to the Arakan state. On the faces of Rohingya refugees we can read the stories of these murderers' sins. The evidence is there even if we can't yet find just who it was that put it there.
Thein Sein is a admiral foe. He is far from weak, the junta wouldn't have put him out in front if he wasn't. This is a smart enemy who knows how to manipulate the media attention he receives as he lies from behind a tainted smile. When in the presence of world leaders he knows how to walk and talk. Thein Sein is a talented foe.
But he has a weakness.
No man wants his legacy to be that of destruction and murder. Thein Sein is no different. All it takes to break his facade is the correct pressure from the right leaders. With the right people cutting him off at the knees, Thein Sein's narcissism will come to the surface.
So now all we have to do is find a way to make heroes out of cowards.
We need to find ways to get our nations' leaders to come out and address the issue at hand. We can no longer tolerate lip service from the people we elect to represent us. If they will not act then we must go against the political affiliations that have guided us this far. We must seek out leaders who will seek justice even when it is hard to do.
Until then we must continue to apply pressure on our current leaders. We must be relentless in our efforts to grab their attention and hold it. Once we have them by the leash we must guide them to the actions we want. We cannot wait for them to come around to the issue on their own, G-d knows they never will. It is our duty to push them toward what is right. It is our battle to force politicians to do what is most unnatural for politicians to do... that which is right.


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On Augest 24th, 2012 the first Federal Lawsuit was filed by Patrick Miller LLC on Behalf of Johnny Belsome, Timothy Allen, Jody Hinckley, Donald Marcel, Keith Hinkley, Starr Achinson, Edward Thiel, Brett Hunter, and Tara Belsome, on behalf of themselves, and all others simarly situated…Source ZRLawsuit.com
Patrick H. Patrick graduated from the University of South Alabama and from Tulane Law School in 1984, where he served as articles editor for the Tulane Law Review. Prior to the formation of Patrick Miller LLC, Pat was a partner at one of the largest New Orleans law firms. Pat's practice focuses on insurance and maritime issues. He also has a commercial litigation practice that includes intellectual property and antitrust cases. Pat is admitted to the United States Supreme Court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, and all federal and state courts in the state of Louisiana. He has handled matters before agencies such as the United States Custom Service, the United States and Louisiana Departments of Labor, the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, the Louisiana Insurance Commission, the Louisiana Commission on Public Ethics, all gaming regulatory agencies in Louisiana and Mississippi, and the Louisiana Department of Public Health. He is a registered lobbyist in Louisiana. Source Patrick Miller LLC
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6 thoughts on "Breaking Zeek Rewards News: First Federal Class Action Lawsuit Filed By Patrick Miller LLC On Behalf Of Johnny Belsome and Class"
Troy Dooly
@Jason,
That is great! Fantastic job… But seriously lose the hair 🙂
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There's no need to "join" a class action case at all.
By nature of a class action, all of those that are "similarly situated" (a/k/a people that are part of the class), receive the benefits of any possible outcome. There's no advantage, and I'm not even sure if it's possible, to voluntarily "join" a class action case. Once there's a resolution, the class members are notified via snail mail.
BUT….there's a benefit in staying plugged in because if the class action lawyers need information, it makes their jobs easier if people provide it upon request. As an example, the lawyers might want thousands of affidavits where the Zeek participants explain their losses and involvement. I hope this helps.
Troy, thanks for the plug. We're just trying to keep the ZeekRecovery.info site fresh. It's really all we can do, in my opinion.
SheronV
Kevin is not yet pursing a class action suit is he? Would all class action suits be heard in the same court even if there is different representation?
Also I had a question regarding a message sent by Nx Pay stating:
"If you initiate a chargeback with your bank, you are in violation of a DIRECT FEDERAL COURT ORDER and exposing yourself to the risk of being criminally prosecuted for fraud."
Do you think this is true? Would a bank initiate a chargeback if it was illegal?
Rchard8,
That is a great question. The first thing I would do is investigate the background of all the legal teams. Rod Cook the MLM Watchdog provided the following on the N.C. Legal Team. http://www.crimeandfederalism.com/2009/06/j-calvi… http://www.ncbar.com/orders/cunningham%20iii%20ja…
You can view Rod's original post at: http://www.mlmwatchdog.com/Zeek_Rewards_Ponzi_Get…
Kevin Thompson who is my personal attorney should also be investigated before you join, but I do not think you will find the same info as above.
Living An Epic Adventure,
Richdad8
Hi Troy, I wonder what you would do if you wish to join a class-action suit since there are at least two law firms involved now. Join them all?:)


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Ashley Jones Confirmed As Chelsea Houska's 'Teen Mom 2' Replacement
Dec 4, 2020 at 6:44 pm | By Dru Marie Allen
Over the years, the Teen Mom cast has seen a lot of changes. Although Farrah Abraham was the first to part ways with MTV, many of the franchise stars followed not long after.
Teen Mom 2 has seen more shakeups than its OG counterparts, with Briana DeJesus and Jade Cline joining the cast as well as Jenelle Evans leaving.
But after Chelsea Houska confirmed she was quitting, fans wondered whether it would be cancelled altogether.
Looks like MTV had other plans – and the network just confirmed that Young and Pregnant star Ashley Jones will be replacing Chelsea on the show.
Credit: MTV
Like her now-fellow Teen Mom 2 star Jade Cline, Ashley Jones originated on the spinoff Teen Mom: Young and Pregnant.
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Ashley's addition to Teen Mom 2 has been confirmed by a source within MTV, according to People Magazine.
Ashley has yet to issue a statement about her return, but fans can likely expect to see a continuation of her up and down relationship with her boyfriend and the father of her child, Bariki Smith.
The two seem to be going strong these days, though, and have just celebrated a re-engagement.
"I'm marrying her y'all," Bar recently shared on Instagram, captioning a video of Ashley showing off her stunning diamond ring.
Of course, Ashley has had a long history of not holding back when it comes to her Teen Mom co-stars, which came to a head in the most recent Young and Pregnant reunion.
But her biggest battle was with none other than Jenelle Evans over the former Teen Mom 2 stars' racist posts. Luckily for Ashley, it seems like Jenelle won't be working with MTV any time soon.
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Edmund Attems (17. září 1847 Linec – 26. května 1929 Bad Hofgastein) byl rakouský šlechtic a politik německé národnosti ze Štýrska, na přelomu 19. a 20. století poslanec Říšské rady a zemský hejtman Štýrska.

Biografie
Profesí byl velkostatkářem. Vystudoval techniku ve Štýrském Hradci. Nastoupil do ústředního výboru štýrské zemské zemědělské společnosti, kde zasedal po více než 20 let.

Od roku 1884 působil jako poslanec Štýrského zemského sněmu, kam byl zvolen za velkostatkářskou kurii. Ještě téhož roku usedl i do zemského výboru. V zemském výboru vedl silniční referát, později referát zdravotní. V roce 1890 mandát na zemském sněmu obhájil. V prosinci 1893 se stal zemským hejtmanem Štýrska. Na postu zemského hejtmana působil v letech 1893–1896 a 1897–1918.

Byl i poslancem Říšské rady (celostátního parlamentu Předlitavska), kam usedl v doplňovacích volbách roku 1895 za kurii velkostatkářskou ve Štýrsku, obvod Salcburk, Golling atd. Nastoupil 21. února 1895 místo Karla Stürgkha. Mandát obhájil v řádných volbách roku 1897 a volbách roku 1901. Ve volebním období 1891–1897 se uvádí jako hrabě Edmund Attems, zemský hejtman a statkář, bytem Štýrský Hradec.

Politicky se profiloval jako německý liberál. V roce 1895 byl po svém nástupu do Říšské rady přijat za člena klubu Sjednocené německé levice, do kterého se spojilo několik ústavověrných (liberálně a centralisticky orientovaných) proudů. Po volbách roku 1901 se uvádí jako ústavověrný statkář.

V letech 1917–1918 byl členem Panské sněmovny (nevolená horní komora Říšské rady).

Zemřel v květnu 1929.

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Rakouští šlechtici
Absolventi vysokých škol v Rakousku
Poslanci rakouské Říšské rady
Poslanci štýrského zemského sněmu
Zemští hejtmani Štýrska
Členové Panské sněmovny
Členové Ústavní strany
Členové Strany ústavověrného velkostatku
Narození v roce 1847
Narození 17. září
Úmrtí v roce 1929
Úmrtí 26. května
Muži
Rakousko-uherští politici německé národnosti