 pen: if you can erase a stain rather than just cover it- even better!
Sewing kit: sartorial accidents happen.
Mounting hook: there never seems to be enough space for hanging dresses and bags. Make your own!
Boutonniere pins… because no one can ever find them!New Delhi, Aug 22 (Calcutta Tube) Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit Thursday released a film made by an NGO on violence against women.
‘Seema aur Salim ki Diary’ has been prepared by the Centre for Equity and Inclusion (CEQUIN) in the backdrop of growing violence against women.
The VCD has a 36 minute film in English and Hindi and is primarily targeted at children of classes 11 and 12.
‘The film provides a basic comprehension of conventional gender roles of ‘masculinity’ and ‘femininity’ and breaks the stereotypical notions one has of the same. It develops an understanding of the growth of gender based violence,’ said Sara Pilot of CEQUIN. Sara is the daughter of central minister Farooq Abdullah and the wife of junior Communications Minister Sachin Pilot.
The NGO is holding talks with the state education department so the film can be screened in Delhi schools. An impact assessment will be done after the initial roll out.
So, time and time again you see people rant and rave about how your privacy is being seriously compromised by the use of cookies. I must say, if you just read around on google, advertiser cookies are one of the most misunderstood beasts out there. Nowadays, practically every spyware removal program flags advertiser cookies as ‘SPYWARE/ADWARE’. Try it, google up tribalfusion cookie, or yieldmanager cookie, etc. etc.
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Yes — that’s right, adservers know when you buy things after clicking on an ad — but that’s another post. Now more advanced behavioral companies will also want to track which sites you’ve been to and what behaviors (or segments) you belong to. Allowing adservers to track you using cookies means you won’t repeatedly see the same ad, and you should see more relevant ads to your interests as you continue your path along the internet.
So how do companies store this information? There are two ways — client-side or server-side. Client-side involves storing all the information about you in your cookie whereas server-side the cookie simply stores an ID and all information about you is stored on some database somewhere. Doubleclick as seen in the below screenshot seems to have gone the server-side route and simply stores my “id” which maps to some data they have on me in their databases. The server-side route is great if the advertiser wants to store a lot of data since there are size limiations on cookies and you don’t necessarily want to transfer 10kb back and forth on every ad call. It’s not so great as it requires some serious database infrastructure to handle 10-100k read/writes per second to a single database.
Burst seems to have gone the client-side route and stores all ads I’ve seen from them directly in my cookie files. It’s actually interesting to note that the cookie data from Burst is not-encrypted (big nono!).
Ok, so what does this all mean for the end-user? Well, indeed, there are companies out there that are tracking most of everything that you do online. Ad companies like Tribal Fusion know what you’re interested in and what you like to browse for. Hell, if Google succeeds in pushing Checkout to the world they’ll know everything you’ve bought, how much you paid for it and much more! All in all this sounds scary but it really shouldn’t be. Why?
First off, none of the information _should_ be personally identifiable. Cookies are tied to your computer, not your name. So if you switch machines often, or clear your cookies, all history is immediately erased. Now, some argue that if your browsing history is stored it should be possible to figure out exactly who you are. Lets be honest, why go through all the trouble if there are much easier ways of figuring out what you’re doing online? If you’re worried, go download an anonymous browsing tool (there are plenty), or visit the little known-of ‘opt-out’ pages that almost all online advertising companies have. Some examples: Advertising.com Opt-out, Yieldmanager Opt-out, Doubleclick Opt-out. 
So whichever route you take, don’t forget that the websites you visit can provide you with free content because of the money they receive from advertisers. Cookies are one tool that advertisers use to help track revenue and regularly clearing them can cost your favorite sites money. My personal choice? I clear my cookies every month or so but am perfectly happy to let companies track my behavior to show me more relevant ads. Hell, I’d much rather look at an ad for some new tech gadget than ‘punch the monkey’!
What could be better than fruit and chocolate. All you need is chocolate a microwave and some dates or other dried fruits for dipping. I like dark chocolate with my dates because it’s a nice contrast to the sweetness of the dates. I microwave my chocolate for one minute and then stir. Them for 30 seconds at a time being sure to stir well each time. When your chocolates ready just dunk your dates and line them up on parchment paper until they’re dry.Are you looking for DWS GP Jobs or Rural Generalist jobs in NSW? Do you hold a minimum of general registration with AHPRA?
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}KOPPS debuted their official music video for “Hott (ft. Joywave)” on Paper Magazine.
The song co-written and produced by Daniel Armbruster of Joywave, who makes a cameo in the video, is the perfect step out for KOPPS who definitely embrace their sexuality in a playful, somewhat satirical way and always with a good dance move. The video showcases this; latex and all but doesn’t stop with the band. Fans were encouraged to send in their rendition of the “Hott Trott” and were incorporated into the video.
KOPPS is a Rochester Based band that brings a blend of electro, pop, and nu metal with a uncanny ability to flip of a switch go from one to the other with out missing a beat. Some innovations and unique style is without saying and Patricia Patron’s vocals are soft and sultry, pulling everything in perfectly. A wild video from start to end from a band that’s not to keen on taking much to serious they are true to themselves and that gives then kudos in our book!
Click HERE to check out the music video!
That peculiar sense of humor may stem from growing up with labelmates and fellow Rochester-based band, Joywave. Patrón and KOPPS bassist Kyle O went to high school with Joywave frontman, Daniel Armbruster, who’s produced all of KOPPS’ music to date and lent vocals to the band’s latest single, “HOTT (ft. Joywave).” The infectious tune walks a fine line between pop, dance and rock, while the video creates what could be the next viral dance sensation.
Two other tracks of note, “Baby I’m Dead Inside” has a slinky, electro-R&B feel to it, as Patrón admits that true love is overrated, and the yet-to-be-released, “Virtual Reality,” questions IRL relationships in the 21st century, set to