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Date: Fri, 08 Aug 2014 13:04:05 -0700

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- By Janet (New York), August 1, 2014

I have been searching for a comfortable summer bra for awhile.
I would suggest to those that have problems finding the right fit, just go with the size chart on the box  and get the size they suggest. I did and have not had a problem. I liked them so much I went back for another box. I even hiked around in GA this summer in the Genie Bra and did not have a problem! It keeps the ladies separated and cool.

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Can someone please explain what it means that Home can communicate with Framed, but Framed can't communicate with Home. Is it a matter of who can starts the communication process?Does this still work? This looks like an unintentional feature (that may be "fixed" in an automatic browser update This approach does does still work, but the solution needs to be revised to work in the most recent versions of FF and Chrome. The scroll height will improperly use the iframe height if it is larger than page being rendered. This causes the iframe to potentially increase 60px with every page turn. The needed fix is to have an ID'd element inside the framed HTML. Get it's scroll height instead of the document and it works like a champ. in new version Firefox, the height keep adding previous size, however you can fix this by not adding additional height in this code: document.getElementById('frame_name_here').height = parseInt(height)+60;. Just use the given height and it will fix the problem, but
  if you want some space in your content, just add some padding on framed.html body, i think that should be fix the problem  there any security implications in  for the great explanation! Another possible improvement to the script is to select all the img tags via jQuery and bind to their 'load' events so that you re-update the iFrame height every time an image successfully loads or else trigger the iFrame resize only once all images has been loaded. This is since the content height might change when images are loaded due to the actual image sizes, text wrapping There was a small mistake in the tree, I have fixed it. Please leave comment or discuss the change if I was mistaken, but I think now it is as you meant itsure the frame-buster-buster actually works...when I try to test it (redirecting to a handler I set up to return a 204), it prevents me from navigating anywhere outside the page--including typing stuff in the address bar! I have to close down the browser tab and open a new 
 one in order to get anywhere. So in other words, I'm not sure this needs a solution, because the frame-buster-buster wanting to be busted is...busted to start with. :) (Either that or I screwed up my test,    Thread.sleep(10000);
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            + id + "/"));