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Link Spotlight: Pipeworks Kickstarts a Brewery
You might have heard of Kickstarter.com, a website that allows people to post their own project and try to collect the funds needed to "kickstart" it. In return, these funders receive some kind of reward. Some enterprising individuals in Chicago, Beejay Oslon and Gerrit Lewis, used Kickstarter to raise money to start their very own brewery, the Pipeworks Brewing Company.
Since I'm a huge fan of craft beers and supporting local breweries—especially in my hometown Chicago—I gladly chipped in. As an added bonus, I earned the right to attend a tour of their brewery once it's up and running.
Pipeworks' Kickstarter campaign was a smashing success collecting over $40,000 in contributions. I'm very much looking forward to touring Pipeworks and sharing my experience here. Good luck, Beejay and Gerrit! (And please hurry up … I'm thirsty!)
Visit … http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pipeworks/pipeworks-brewing-chicago-small-batches-big-beers
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|Good - 108 reviews
With a stay at Las Olas Beach Resort in David, you'll be on the beach and within the region of Port of Pedregal. Make yourself at home in one of the 48 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks. Be sure...
Overall Rating - Good - 108 reviews
Good 7.0
The room was small by US standards. The Staff and restaurant was by far excellent. This was the off season so there were limited guest. We had an excellent view of the ocean.
Not really the price was ok wish the rooms were larger.This is a very hard place to find make sure you look for it in the day time not night like we did. The setting was very beautiful and some of the best food we had when we were in Panama
Excellent 10.0
The staff was great. The view fantastic. We went on to another area, but hated to leave here. Finding English speaking people in Panama is a real chore, but the people here either speak it, or try to communicate. Which is a change from most of this county
No, We enjoyed every minute we were there, and would return.We truly enjoyed our time there. The rooms were clean, the staff friendly and the food delicious . The man at the desk helped us find the activities we were looking for. As a side note, we had difficulty finding the hotel as it is a ways out of town. But, when we asked a motorcycle cop, he gladly got on his bike and showed us to the right road to get to the. Hotel.
|Excellent - 190 reviews
With a stay at Hotel Ciudad De David in David, you'll be in the business district and minutes from Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Park. This hotel is within the vicinity of Port of Pedregal. Make yourself at home in one of the 103 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access keeps you connected...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 190 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very up to date and modern. Nice rooms.
NoThis hotel is very nice. Everything well maintained and up dated. The restaurant was very nice. The breakfast buffet is outstanding. We liked everything about this hotel.
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A stay at Gran Hotel Nacional places you in the heart of David, walking distance from Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Park. This hotel is within the vicinity of Port of Pedregal. Make yourself at home in one of the 119 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps yo...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Size of room and location.
The internet was spotty. Someone did not sign out of his email, thus you could not sign in with gmail. Also the first night no one could make my cable television work..it took 3 people on the second to not adjust but number 4 was lucky.Rooms and location were very good. Also met the standard of a 4 star hotel in agricultural region of David.
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Overall Rating - Good - 1 reviews
Good 7.0
Fairly clean, good location. Friendly staff. Quiet rooms.
Service was mediocre. Check-in took a very long time while another guest checked in.
|Excellent - 2 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Location, excellent attention, clean, good AC, quiet room, The Restaurant reasonable priced, super service, grate food taste.I recommend to anyone and I will be back to this hotel.
Good 8.0
the helpfull staff, the resturant downstairs has very testy and resnable price meals. plenty of hot water, air con was effecient and our room was kept cleanclean, quite and definatly good value for your money
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Location The hotel is located a few metres from the park of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and only minutes from Enrique Malek International Airport. The city centre of Ciudad de David is around 5 minutes' walk away, and the tourist area of Boquete is some 25 minutes' walk away. Its privileged location offers easy access to the commercial and banking area of t...
|Okay - 15 reviews
Overall Rating - Okay - 15 reviews
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With a stay at Barqueta Beach Bed & Breakfast in David, you'll be near the beach and within the region of Port of Pedregal. Make yourself at home in one of the 3 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, while CD players help you enjoy your music in the comfort of your room. Conv...
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Playa La Barqueta is a quiet and secluded beach community perfect for those desiring an intimate getaway. Walk the nearly 16 miles of beach, gaze at the uninterrupted view of the night sky, swim in our pool, have a beer with the locals...or simply enjoy everything that our property offers. BC's is a custom decorated home complete with swimming pool, beach a...
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Welcome to The Purple House International Backpackers' Hostel, the ORIGINAL authentic travelers hostel located in the second largest city in Panama, David City. We are very proud to be celebrating more than 10 years of successful operation and to have welcomed over 27,000 satisfied international travelers over that period of time! The Purple House is a...
|Good - 155 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 155 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Just about everything . Wonderful people , good location , great value .
Room too dark .Run by cool people . Greg is the best . Thanks Fabio , Na , Ana and everyone for making us want to do it again . Soon ! We actually stayed longer than planned after finding it far superior to the other hostel we were at .
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 35 reviews


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Despite failed attempts to the contrary, the Battlefield franchise is best known as a multiplayer-driven shooter series for PCs. If the hands-on time we got with the game at a recent EA event in San Francisco is any indication, that all might change with Battlefield: Bad Company, a single- and multiplayer-driven, console-only version of the game due out June 23 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. We spoke to Dice's Karl Magnus, the game's senior producer, about how the game will work, how Dice is listening to longtime Battlefield fans, and why the game doesn't feature a rather obvious rock classic.
Crispy Gamer: Given that most of our readers will have a passing familiarity with the Battlefield series, what is Bad Company and how is it different?
Karl Magnus: There are quite a lot of things we kept from the old Battlefield games, but there are also quite a few new, big ones. The biggest one is that, even though we have a multiplayer mode, we're focusing as much on a single-player campaign.
Crispy Gamer: What prompted you guys to do a story-driven single-player game after doing so many multiplayer games? Or have I just answered my own question?
Magnus: Well, we see it as being 50/50 single- and multiplayer kind of game. But the reason we wanted to do a single-player mode had a lot to do with this being a next-gen console-only game, and that audience wants a strong single-player game as well as a strong multiplayer one.
Crispy Gamer: Do you not think this kind of Battlefield would work for the PC crowd?
Magnus: No, it could've worked, we just wanted to focus on doing a great console game.
Crispy Gamer: The Battlefield series has covered World War II, the modern era, and the not-so-distant future. In what era is this one set?
Magnus: It's a modern setting. When we listen to our fans, we get the sense that the modern setting is what people like the best.
Crispy Gamer: The story in Bad Company isn't a serious war drama like Call Of Duty 4. How come?
Magnus: Battlefield, from the beginning, has been almost silly. When you throw a grenade at someone, they don't explode into blood and gore; they fly away, waving their arms, "Aaaaaaaa!" Battlefield 1942, for example, took a lot of inspiration from the movie "Kelly's Heroes." So when we wrote this story, we wanted it to have an irreverent tone and some black humor.
Crispy Gamer: Was "Kelly's Heroes" a big influence on this game's story as well?
Magnus:Yes, but we looked at a lot of movies, especially "Three Kings."
Crispy Gamer: What's interesting is that the single-player mode plays like a multiplayer one, just with the other characters being bots instead of other people. Why did you decide to go this route?
Magnus: That was actually something we decided to do early on. What's fun about the Battlefield experience? Well, it's the sandbox experience, do whatever you want. If you see a vehicle, jump into it. If you find a weapon, you can use it, but then we added mission objectives, a story and cut scenes, and it just felt very natural. Sure, we have times when we direct a player to a certain point so we can progress the story, but most of the time we give them the freedom to do what they want.
Crispy Gamer: The game does have a multiplayer mode. How will that work?
Magnus: We have a brand-new mode called "Gold Rush," which actually has a thematic connection to the single-player story. In it, one side has to defend some crates full of gold, while the other side tries to take them, and if they take all of them, it expands the map, and there are more gold crates.
Crispy Gamer: Given that so many online gamers like the modes you find in most games -- "Deathmatch," "Team Deathmatch," "Capture the Flag," etc. -- why are you only doing "Gold Rush"?
Magnus: It's something we've always done, we've always just done the one multiplayer mode, though we always polish and tweak the hell out of it. We'd rather do that than just copy a bunch of other modes and stick them all together. But we've been doing an open beta of Bad Company lately, and one of the key messages we've been getting from our fans is that people are slightly pissed we didn't include "Conquest" [the "Capture the Flag"-esque mode from Battlefield 2], which actually surprised us. They like "Gold Rush," but they want "Conquest," as well. So what we're saying now is that we will deliver "Conquest" as a free download at some point after Bad Company comes out. We just don't know when it will be out yet because we're just starting to work on it.
Crispy Gamer: How many people can "Gold Rush" handle at a time?
Magnus: It's focused around 24 players.
Crispy Gamer: How many maps will there be at launch?
Magnus: We have eight maps.
Crispy Gamer: Will "Conquest" use the same maps, or will you have "Conquest"-specific maps?
Magnus: As I said, we haven't started working on "Conquest" yet, so we're not really sure how we're going to do it. We don't know if the same maps will work. We're also tossing around the idea of adapting some of the single-player maps.
Crispy Gamer: Well, you could also use maps from the "Conquest" mode from Battlefield 2, since a lot of people who'll be playing Bad Company won't have played Battlefield 2.
Magnus: Absolutely.
Crispy Gamer: I mentioned Frontlines earlier, but one of the first games to swipe the Battlefield idea was Star Wars: Battlefront. Is there anything that they ever did in those games that you guys wish you'd thought of? Aside from shooting Ewoks, of course.
Magnus: Yeah, that's always fun. I can't say that I've ever looked at those games and wished we'd come up with some feature in their game, but I love Star Wars, I grew up on Star Wars, so playing a game that has the basic Battlefield gameplay that we do, but with all the Star Wars stuff -- that was really, really cool. Walking around in one of those massive AT-ATs was great fun.
You know, actually, that's something they do really well, letting you pilot some massive vehicles.
Crispy Gamer: Well, you could do that, too. You'd just have to make a game set in the future.
Magnus: Right. Though we had aircraft carriers in Battlefield 1942 -- that was really cool. Maybe we should bring them back.
Crispy Gamer: There's still one thing I don't understand. Why didn't you guys get the song "Bad Company" for your game?
Magnus: Yeah, I know. Some of us on the team hadn't ever heard the song or the band before we started working on the game, though when we did, we realized it would've been perfect for the game. It just turned out to be too hard for us to get.
Crispy Gamer: You know, I'm sure Kid Rock would've done a cover of it for you if you asked nicely.
Magnus: Yeah, we didn't look into that, but it's probably something we should do in the future.
Crispy Gamer: There's always the sequel.


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HoopsHype Josh Howard rumors
According to a source close to free agent Josh Howard, the Knicks are still interested in the 32-year-old swingman and have had recent conversations with his representatives. The Knicks first inquired about Howard last month, but if they're serious about adding him now, they'll have to cut one of their players with a non-guaranteed contract, which applies to training camp only. Currently, the Knicks have 20 training camp invites (including Wallace), which is the maximum amount allowed per team. ESPN.com
Howard spent the offseason recovering from season-ending left knee surgery in March, and the source said "he's now feeling very good and ready to go." After training at P3's Santa Barbara facility, which specializes in unique science-based programs to optimize performance and limit injury risk, he played pickup games at his alma mater, Wake Forest. These days, he's been in Dallas working out at Southern Methodist University with Erick Land, the same personal trainer for the Nets' Deron Williams. The source said the Knicks are in "wait-and-see mode" before bringing on anyone else. They first want to evaluate their talent pool to see if a player like Howard would make sense -- and perhaps if they really want to get older. ESPN.com
Jared Zwerling: Source on J. Howard or K. Martin to #Knicks: "Josh will go elsewhere. Kenyon may be an option once he realizes he won't get more than min." Twitter @JaredZwerling
Ian Begley: As the #Knicks wait on Rasheed Wallace's decision, they have maintained contact with FA Josh Howard's representatives, per a leage source. Twitter
Ian Begley: The #Knicks could bring in both Howard & Wallace bec. they have 13 guys under guaranteed contracts but it's more likely to be 1 or the other Twitter
Brian T. Smith: UFA forward Josh Howard continues to negotiate with four #NBA teams, including New York Knicks. #UtahJazz also remain an option. Twitter @tribjazz
Brian T. Smith: Howard hopes to sign before training camp begins. Any move with Utah continues to hinge on what the Jazz do with Raja Bell. Twitter @tribjazz
Ian Begley: The #Knicks remain interested in FA Josh Howard, per a league source. Twitter
Marc J. Spears: Free agent F Josh Howard visiting Sixers today & tomorrow, source tells Y! Sports. He visited Spurs last week & getting interest from Minny. Twitter
Brian T. Smith: UFA forward Josh Howard still has interest in signing with #UtahJazz. Twitter
Marc J. Spears: Free agent forward Josh Howard to visit Spurs on Monday, source tells Y! Sports. Twitter
There has been some speculation that the Knicks are interested in unrestricted free agent Josh Howard, but according to the source, they are not into him. Instead, the team wants to add a big man -- likely to serve as a backup to Amare Stoudemire on the depth chart. Currently, they don't have one. ESPN.com
Former Wake Forest forward Josh Howard is doing some workouts with the Charlotte Bobcats this week, president of basketball operations Rod Higgins confirmed. The Bobcats' interest in Howard is still exploratory, as they consider ways to fill out their roster. The Bobcats would like to have another power forward, and have previously considered Antawn Jamison, Kris Humphries, and Carl Landry, who all signed elsewhere. Howard, 6- 7, has played both power and small forward. Charlotte Observer
DeSagana Diop: Heard my boy Josh Howard is looking like his old self in his workouts in Charlotte. Hopefully we get to sign him. Twitter
Former Wake Forest forward Josh Howard is doing some workouts with the Charlotte Bobcats this week, president of basketball operations Rod Higgins confirmed. Charlotte Observer
The Bobcats' interest in Howard at this point is still exploratory, as they consider ways to fill out their roster. The Bobcats would like to have another power forward, and have previously considered Antawn Jamison, Kris Humphries and Carl Landry, who all signed elsewhere. Howard, 6-7, has played both power and small forward. Charlotte Observer
Marc J. Spears: Free agent F Josh Howard, a Winston Salem native, has been working out with Charlotte this week, sources tell Y! CHI, NY amongst interested. Twitter
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Google continues to promote its social network, Google+ with the introduction of the Google+ Share Button. Like the +1 button, the share button is easy for webmasters to install with a simple snippet of code that Google will generate for you.
The button is globally available immediately to all publishers and can be configured and up-and-running in a matter of minutes as a standalone product.
This isn't the first step Google has taken this year to promote Google+ and expand its reach and offerings, whether its been transforming the look and feel of the service and its capabilities, or increasing the prominence of Google+ on other Google products. What's next for Google+ plugins? Do you think they are taking the necessary steps to expand their reach successfully?
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2004 (Senior)Ben Zajicek saw limited time as a reserve wide receiver in the first year of Head Coach Bill Callahan's West Coast Offense after contributing early in his career.
The Beatrice, Neb., native appeared in the 2004 season opener against Western Illinois, but did not record a reception. Zajicek saw action against Southern Miss, Texas A&M and Iowa State as a junior following an injury-plagued 2002 season in which he played six contests. Zajicek was an early contributor for the Huskers, as he played in all but one game of the 2001 as a redshirt freshman, including the Rose Bowl. He had one rush for minus-four yards at Kansas and one assisted tackle against TCU. A valuable member of NU's special teams unit that season, he also partially blocked a punt against Kansas.
Zajicek was a regular volunteer in the community while at Nebraska, and he was named to his third straight Brook Berringer Citizenship Team in 2004. Also a solid student, he earned his degree in community health education in May of 2005.
2003 (Junior)Zajicek saw action against Southern Miss, Texas A&M and Iowa State, but did not have a reception.
2002 (Sophomore)Zajicek played in six games during an injury-plagued season, and did not have a catch or a rushing attempt.
2001 (Redshirt Freshman)Zajicek played in every game except Oklahoma, but did not have any receptions. He had one rush for minus-four yards at Kansas and one assisted tackle against TCU. A valuable member of Husker special teams, Zajicek partially blocked a punt at Kansas. He had one carry for 10 yards in the Rose Bowl against Miami.
2000 (Redshirt)A scholarship athlete, Zajicek redshirted his first year at NU.
Before Nebraska (Beatrice HS)Zajicek earned honorable-mention Class B all-state honors as a senior from both the Lincoln Journal Star and the Omaha World-Herald on offense. A three-year starter at I-back and free safety, he also saw time at wingback and cornerback. Despite missing four games with a shoulder injury, he rushed for 777 yards and was among the top tacklers on the team. Zajicek placed fourth at the Class B state meet in the 100 meters (10.47 best) and fifth in the 200 meters as a senior. He was awarded the school's Roger Wood Memorial Trophy for academics. Zajicek was also recruited by Iowa State and Kansas State.
PersonalThe son of Jeff and Teri Zajicek, Ben was born May 14, 1981. His brother, Matt, played basketball at Nebraska-Kearney. Ben earned his bachelor's degree from Nebraska in community health education in May 2005. He was a seven-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll. He has volunteered his time with several outreach programs, including American Education Week, School is Cool Week, UNL's Shadowing Program, the Behavioral Skills Program and has spoken at various local schools.


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It's Rachel Wise's Fairy Tale series! Here are some more:
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ABOMINATIONS - set 2!
Marodra and Caterbra!
its offical, Marodra is my favourite of the ones ive done :) i love lionfish, so i thought I'd try and use them for the fins.
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Le génie du mal [The genius of evil, aka; Lucifer]; Guillaume Geefs
"The statue was originally a commission for Geefs' younger brother Joseph, who completed it in 1842 and installed it the following year. It generated controversy at once and was criticized for not representing a Christian ideal.The cathedral administration declared that "this devil is too sublime." The local press intimated that the work was distracting the "pretty penitent girls" who should have been listening to the sermons." [x]
[The original 'sublime' version shown below, and the 'revised' one in the photoset above]
> Make sculpture of the devil
> No this sculpture is too hot for church
> Make another one
> It's even hotter
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Those boots must mean she's some kind of general of something. Surely. SOMEONE MAKE HER INTO A GENERAL. I will follow her into battle.
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Atlanta-area woman Donna Kristofak was afraid that her ex-husband, who was serving time for threatening to kill her, would do something to harm her, again, once he was released from prison, so she went to the courts. Her ex, John Kristofak, had cut a deal that shortened his five-year prison sentence to seven months, allowing him to serve the rest on probation, and Donna wanted it on court records that she feared for her life.
She told the judge that he would kill her if released, and the judge, who offered her sympathy, said the best she could do was issue a "no contact" order, and she promised to throw John in jail if he so much as called Donna.
About two and a half months after that, Donna was murdered.
Joe had made good on his previous threats and allegedly stabbed her to death in her garage. He's been arrested for her murder.
When the judge found out what had happened, she commented that "you cannot predict human behavior", and drew a parallel between the questions of "why" surrounding the Sandy Hook massacre and Donna and John's case.
There is, however, a major difference between these two circumstances. One murderer threatened to kill, left harassing, violent, and sexually explicit messages for his intended victim, planted posters in her yard accusing her of vile things, and chased her around a Walmart parking lot with a butcher's knife and suicide note. The other just showed up one day at an elementary school and opened fire.
John said what he was going to do, and he supposedly did it. Doesn't get any more predictable than that, does it. Donna saw it coming and even confirmed with the judge, "May I ask, your honor, that it is on the record that I fear for my life?" The judge said it was. I'm surprised she didn't see the very clearly written writing on the wall.
Had John not been able to shorten his sentence by four years and five months, Donna would still be alive today. But because his actions didn't worry anyone else other than his victim, he was released on probation.
Donna told the court that a piece of paper, the "no contact" order, wouldn't stop him from killing her, and it apparently only took him a matter of weeks to make good on his promise.
Hopefully, in the future, if someone like Donna makes a plea for their life, their wanna-be killer won't be released early.
What do you think of this case?
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I think this is a perfect example of why the 2nd amendment exists. If she had a gun, she probably would still be alive.
I think this is evidence of poor judgment on the Judge's part and Judge Grubbs should be punished.
The judge had too much pride to admit that Donna pleaded for her life. The justice system is fucked up!
granted, no you can't "predict human behavior" but you sure as hell can read all the signs out in the front yard! unfortunately, our justice system in general is a reactionary process - not proactive. they do not prevent, they merely try to punish when someone has done wrong.
i'm so very saddened to hear about this woman's tragic end. i hope the judge does some serious thinking and reflecting on this whole situation and is punished for her obvious neglect of this situation. to dismiss a woman who was so fearful of her life - and to be another woman at that! - is just heartless. and unfortunately donna had to pay with her life. RIP, my thoughts are with her family & friends.


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|Social Engineering
|A Disappointing Start
|2007-09-05 03:39:40
|"Technology" is a big tent, with room for people with many talents and abilities, but it is regrettable that the first article in this interesting series includes the statement "I don't write code and, honestly, I didn't enjoy it in the slightest when I tried to." It's difficult to believe that this opinion is representative of most women in tech, or for that matter, the majority of O'Reilly customers.
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A Disappointing Start
2007-09-21 10:40:29 bengoodger [View]
I read this piece more as an account of a woman in the technology industry, rather than a statement of where women should or should not be.
Frankly I think the attitude of "if you don't code you don't matter" leads to lower quality in a lot of open source projects.
Why is "code" the arbitrary determinator of whether or not you matter? Is it because it's hard? It's "math/science"? Ok, let me give you an example. CLIs are hard. Myself, I've never really understood them. There used to be a time when I had to have friends write down the commands I would have to use to unzip files. This is because I felt like memorizing arcane commands was a waste of my brain space.
Later, when I worked on Firefox, I refined this into this formula: most people don't care about learning things that aren't related to their core job function. Why should they? That's what technology is for after all: to make the hard things easier.
As a programmer, it's easy to succumb to this hubris that you are the best and that everyone needs to rise to your level. This leads to a somewhat distorted view of reality.
The more "real people" you have not just as your users but as part of your development team, the more relevant you can make your work.
The world of Open Source is filled with so much bickering, political maneuvering and gasbaggery. Personally, I think there's never been a better time for a little social engineering.
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2007-09-05 07:29:34 cwade [View]
I had a similar misinterpretation as you did, when I read the press release, where coders, programmers, designers and developers were mentioned, but not technicians, engineers, sysadmins, etc.. But Capecoder, you yourself began by saying "'Technology' is a big tent," which it certainly is. However, having learned from my own mistaken estimation, I don't think Leslie meant to represent us all; her statement about coding is purely a personal opinion, shared by only as many female techs as it applies to, and not at all to the ones it doesn't.
It just so happens I agree with her sentiment, but I surely know that sentiment doesn't apply globally to women techs. I think this series exists for us to express the range of our predilections, without judgment. Software runs on machines, teams run on organization, development runs on coffee (heh), etc. -- all the parts are equally valid...at least in my eyes! What would be so terrible about O'Reilly branching out from a development focus, to the cream of the crop of all commentary on technology, with women leading the charge of diversity? How awesome is that? :-D
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Germany remains a hot location for international co-production thanks to generous film subsidies and top-notch studio facilities that offer one-stop shop solutions for foreign projects.
Indeed, this year marks the first time ever that Studio Babelsberg has three international film co-productions screening at the Berlin film festival: Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel," above, which opens this year's Berlinale; George Clooney's "The Monuments Men"; and Christophe Gans' "Beauty and the Beast," which shot entirely at Babelsberg studios.
Babelsberg is also co-producing Marjane Satrapi's "The Voices," starring Ryan Reynolds, and Ken Scott's "The Business Trip" with Sienna Miller.
Those films also secured German film funding. The country's nine federal and regional film subsidy boards provide a combined â¬242.44 million ($329 million) in development and production support for feature film and TV productions.
With $152 million, the Federal Film Board (FFA) and the culture and media office (BKM) offer the biggest chunk of film support, most of which goes to the $95 million-a-year German Federal Film Fund (DFFF), followed by state-level agencies Filmstiftung Nordrhein-Westfalen ($43.5 million), Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg ($27 million) and Bavaria's FFF Bayern ($27 million).
The DFFF alone backed 41 international co-productions last year, including "Monuments Men," which received nearly ($11.5 million). It also supported "Grand Budapest Hotel" ($4.3 million), "Voices" ($1.9 million), "Business Trip" ($3 million) and other high-profile titles such as Fox's "Agent 47" ($3.8 million) and "The Book Thief" ($3.9 million).
In Germany, the DFFF, along with FFF Bayern, Medienboard BB and the FFA, backed the country's most successful movie of the past 12 months: Constantin Film's high school laffer "Fack ju Goehte," which became the second-biggest moneymaker at the German box office last year after "The Hobbit." It remained in the top 10 into 2014, amassing an eye-popping $63 million by mid-January.
In addition to Babelsberg, Bavaria Film in Munich and MMC in Cologne also offer one-stop-shop studio and co-production services.
Bavaria partners on international projects as a co-producer and offers assistance in financing as well as its vast studio facilities, where it recently wrapped production on Jalmari Helander's "Big Game," a Finnish-German-U.K. co-production starring Samuel L. Jackson as a U.S. president who is rescued by a teenager after he crash-lands in the vast Finnish wilderness.
Likewise, MMC has hosted or provided services to such recent productions as Jim Jarmusch's "Only Lovers Left Alive" and Ron Howard's James Hunt-Niki Lauda Formula 1 pic "Rush."
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Production in the U.K. is booming in all sectors. Late last year, the government increased its tax credits for bigger-budget pics, which will benefit Hollywood movies; the vfx sector, in particular, will receive a boost from the changes to the cultural test, which should allow more vfx work to be done in the U.K. and qualify for breaks.
Productions can qualify for 25% relief on the first £20 million ($32.7 million), and 20% thereafter beginning this April. The government will also reduce the minimum U.K. expenditure requirement from 25% to 10%, which will help U.K. independent production companies by encouraging minority co-productions. All of these changes implemented last year ensure that the production levels of film, TV, animation and visual effects will stay strong.Meanwhile, Sony has opened the Digital Motion Picture Center at Pinewood Studios in the U.K., which will be used to provide hands-on training for cinematographers and other crew members to help them get the most from Sony's 4K cameras.
One of the newest members of EFP, the Lithuanian Film Center was established in 2012. It administers the country's new tax incentive program, which provides a 20% break. ABC shot Cold War drama "The Assets" in Vilnius late last year, before the incentives kicked in, but the U.S. production company, Lincoln Square, was able to find period-appropriate locations for both the U.S. and Russia -- as well as highly skilled and motivated crew that gave them more bang for their buck. Lincoln Square worked with local production shingle Baltic Film Services. The government offers funding support for local films, but the incentives should give Lithuania a competitive edge when luring foreign shoots, although Hungary and Romania have a more established studio infrastructure.
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|The Most Beautiful Place in the World by Ann Cameron
I spent my early childhood living in Germany and, wonderful as it was, there were some side effects. Including a lifetime inability to truly enjoy Hershey's chocolate. Thanks to my early introduction to European chocolate, I am, I must admit, a little bit of a chocolate snob. I'm not above enjoying the occasional Dove square, but my real weakness is for almost anything imported. These chocolates, however, might make me change my mind…
A sampling from the offerings of Chocolate Editions by Mary and Matt, these chocolates define the phrase "look good enough to eat." Aren't these chocolates lovely? I adore packaged things that are as nice inside as they are out. And the last one is just fun — I think it might even tempt my husband (who loves charts as much as he dislikes chocolate) to taste a bit!
Speaking of things in pretty packages, I simply adore Mast Brothers Chocolate, partly for just that reason!! I love the packaging on each one just a little more than the last!
And if you haven't checked out the newly launched Ticket Kitchen, you simply must do so! I've loved GiversLog for a while now, and I was so excited when AmberLee announced her new venture. I can't wait to throw a tea or something so I have an excuse to order lots of these! Wouldn't these make fun wedding favors or as part of a gift basket for your attendants?
I am not ready for winter to be over with (although the weather doesn't seem to agree with me). As one of the few people I know who actually seems to like the snow, I have been just the teensy-est bit appalled at how winter just seemed to vanish overnight! Maybe the weather will humor me and give us just a bit more winter, but in the meantime, go check out this great winter shoot featured on Ruffled.
{Photograph by Andrea Dozier}
Note to self: must buy blue ice skates for next year.
What's your favorite thing about winter?
I adore walk in love. clothing. I'm not really a t-shirt person, but theirs are definitely the shirts I would wear if I were!! I'm especially loving their new secret message t-shirts.
{Photographs by Brooke Courtney Photography}
How great are those?? I think this would make a perfect fun gift for your bridesmaids — maybe for something comfy to wear before you all start getting ready for the big day? In fuschia or teal.
I'm discovering that I have a particular weakness for dresses with collars.
This Justin Alexander beauty, in particular, reminds me of the amazingly gorgeous riding habits women used to have. When I was little, I wanted to have a time machine just so I could go back and have one of those habits! I grew out of that particular delusion, but I still love anything that reminds me of my beloved riding habits!
{All photos from Justin Alexander}
Justin Alexander's collection includes many other dresses that have sleeves or a jacket. Go check out the gorgeousness for yourself.
If you could wear any historical outfit, what would it be? A riding habit, like mine? Something flowing and Grecian? A demure walking dress?
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I think of the day after Valentine's day a little bit like the day after Thanksgiving. So many people get engaged between Christmas and Valentine's Day, and I've always thought of the day after as the official beginning of the wedding planning season. All of you who got engaged at Christmas are really getting into the planning now, and those of you who got engaged yesterday are now entering those first days (weeks, months…) of excitedly scouring the web to find lots of great inspiration for your big day. A VERY BIG congratulations to all of you!
So, happy wedding planning season! Here on Modest Bride, we'll be kicking it into high gear to offer you lots of great planning tools and modest inspiration!! First up, let's talk a little about getting organized, and later today, I have some gown gorgeousness to share!
Wedding planning is exciting and lots of fun, but it takes conscious effort to make sure it does not become stressful and overwhelming. Every bride-to-be feels stress at some point. But, by bring prepared and organized, you can make sure the stress doesn't get the best of you!
Now here's a Valentine's Day celebration I can get into! From the always-inspiring Sunday Suppers. Go check out the rest of the gorgeous photos here.
Everyone likes things made especially for them, but that's never more true than when you're talking about children. As anyone who has searched through what feels like 500 keychains to find the one with the name of a child in your life, kids LOVE things that are personalized.
This past weekend, my sister had her first baby shower (my niece will be making an appearance in April!), and one of the things we included in the shower details was a special kids table, covered in kraft paper, with crafts, treats, and personalized gifts for the little ones in attendance. When planning your various wedding events, consider the children who will be there.
For great sources of inspiration when thinking about how to celebrate the special little guys and gals who will be present at wedding events, try these favorites:
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This blog is definitely one of the first places I turn to for kids' party inspiration. Edited by Suann Song of Simplesong Design, the blog also features an all-star lineup of contributing editors.
I am not, as a rule, a huge fan of Valentine's Day. Or hearts. In fact, I became notorious during the planning for my wedding by declaring (loudly and to anyone who would stand still, and a few who wouldn't) that there would be no hearts or frills anywhere in sight. Luckily, I married a man who is as underwhelmed by February 14th as I am. Please don't misunderstand me: I love love, and am very happy to be blessed by it in all its forms. But I love subtlety just as much, and am far more likely to be moved by powerful words, written in beautiful script and captured in quiet colors, than by all the hearts in the world.
Therefore, the "Beautiful Things" print by Anne Beestje makes my own heart go all aflutter, enough so that I can forgive it for combining hearts with the color red.
Isn't the script just lovely? I really do quite adore this print.
And for those who, like my own dear sister, cannot be swayed from their dislike of hearts (and also for those who dislike shoes as much as the aforementioned sister) even by such gorgeousness as the print above, the Villa Figura shop also offers lovelies such as this:
I must admit, I love shoes, even in the house, but like knowing that I could take them off at home, if I wanted to do so.
Wouldn't one of these prints make a lovely gift for a soon-to-be or newlywed couple?
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Wilkes University is dedicated to the highest ethical and professional standards of conduct and complies with all applicable laws and regulations related to all University affairs. In order to maintain this dedication, all Wilkes University employees are required to maintain the same ethical standards and principles when conducting University business in a manner that excludes considerations of personal advantage or gain.
Some essential principles of responsible and professional behavior for all Wilkes University employees include (but are not limited to), honesty, trustworthiness, integrity, dignity, respect and fairness in dealing with others, a sense of responsibility toward others and loyalty to the ethical principles promoted by the University through our mission, vision and values.
Financial employees with direct responsibility for any function related to the collection, processing, recording, reviewing or management of business transactions or financial reports, statements or disclosures have ethical responsibilities in addition to the Wilkes University Code of Ethics due to their potential impact to the University. These employees normally work in the financial organizations which have direct responsibility for the University's financial transactions and functions. The financial organizations include, but are not limited to the: Office of the Vice President, Finance and General Counsel, Controller's Office, Purchasing and Contract Services Department, Development and Alumni Affairs, Human Resources and Grants Support.
Senior leadership in all financial organizations serve as role models for their employees and must demonstrate and promote the highest standards of ethical conduct at all times. They are responsible for protecting, balancing and preserving the interests and assets of the University and creating and enforcing policies that:
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Senior financial employees play a vital role in articulating and demonstrating an ethical culture for the University and must ensure that the highest standards of ethical practice prevail. The senior financial employees report all code procedures, including actions taken regarding communication, compliance and/or violations to the Audit Committee.
All financial organization employees must sign an acknowledgement of the code and a commitment to the application of the standards and principals in their daily job responsibilities on an annual basis.
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The University is focused on teaching the appropriate compliance standards of ethical conduct to all financial organization employees. Financial organization employees have a duty to adhere to the standards set forth in the code, to recognize violations and to enforce the standards. Any employee that becomes aware of a code violation should first, whenever possible report it to a supervisor, department director or Human Resources immediately. In addition, all employees are obligated to report any activity that appears to violate laws, rules, regulations, policies or procedures. Employees with any questions related to ethics or compliance should consult their supervisor, department director on Human Resources. The University recognizes that employees may not always feel comfortable reporting alleged violations of this policy in person. The University has established a confidential reporting mechanism to ensure all employees have the opportunity to make a report without revealing their identity (see Confidential Reporting Mechanism).
Failure to make a report may result in disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment. Disciplinary actions for code violations or retaliation against those reporting possible violation will be determined on a case-by-case basis and may include termination of employment.
The Human Resources Department, in conjunction with the appropriate division head(s) and Legal Counsel (when applicable), will investigate all claims of conduct or behavior alleged to be harassment and will take appropriate action(s) at the conclusion of the investigation. The Human Resources Department will maintain all investigatory records. If Human Resources employees are implicated in the allegation, the President will name another University official to conduct the investigation and maintain records.
Disciplinary action for proven violations of the code, or for retaliation against anyone reporting possible violations, will be determined on a case-by-case basis and may include termination of employment.
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Hi Romonko,
LT said I should "borrow" 111 books from your library and that intrigued me--so I took a peek at their lists. It looks to me like you have not encountered the Louise Penny "Three Pines" series (Inspector Gramache). If this is true, I urge you to try three or four. I think they are better read in sequence since the characters evolve, but I began with "A Rule Against Murder," and was fine with that (it actually is the only one that really takes place outside of Three Pines). At any rate, happy reading!
Susan in Bethesda, Maryland
posted by kaulsu at 3:17 pm (EST) on Sep 18, 2013
Hi Romonko!
Just read your review of "Summer Melody" as i posted mine, and wanted to point out that actually you can give half-star ratings. Simply click twice on the higher value star; the second click subtracts a half (i.e., i clicked twice on five stars, and gave it four and a half).
I like your profile; i would say we're probably similar in our love of books ~ they are a source of much comfort.
posted by ElSee at 3:15 am (EST) on Mar 4, 2013
Hi I see we seem to like the same books. I enjoy reading your reviews, and getting new reading ideas from your library.
Susan Barlow in Adelaide, Australia
posted by Susanne_53 at 2:10 am (EST) on Aug 13, 2012
Hello Romonko!
Loved your comments on "The Monster in the Box" -- and share your sentiments entirely. On to "The Vault" I'm also a lady of a certain age and a book nut, but from the U.S., not your own more appealing country.
Annbury in NY
posted by annbury at 2:01 pm (EST) on Jul 20, 2012
Awesome. :) I'm glad. I hope you enjoy the series.
posted by gagirl101 at 9:10 am (EST) on Oct 24, 2011
Hi. I'm TJ.
I'm just curious. Have you read the Midnight Breed series by Lara Adrian? I think you might like it. It would be cool to read one of your reviews on it. Just dropping by to give you this book (x9) recommendation :)
posted by gagirl101 at 11:52 pm (EST) on Oct 22, 2011
Hello, Shirley - from a grampa and a fellow BOOKLOVER (my latest book's title). Another Alberta reader. I have a cyber friend there in Prof Rod McGillis at Calgary U. We've swapped some books, and his study of B-westerns, He Was Some Kind of a Man, makes for interesting reading for an old front-row kid like me. I see you liked The Bishop's Man too. I can't figure out why the book hasn't done better here in the U.S., after faring so well in Canada. Go figure, huh.
Enjoy your reading - and your grandkids, Tim
posted by TimBazzett at 1:00 pm (EST) on Nov 6, 2010
Hello, Romonko -
I saw your new group, Canadian, and thought you might also be interested in these other Canada groups:
Canadian Bookworms (204 members) - http://www.librarything.com/groups/canadianbookworms
Canadian Literature (43 members) - http://www.librarything.com/groups/canadianliterature
Reading Canada (24 members) - http://www.librarything.com/groups/readingcanada
CBC's Canada Reads Fans (27 members) - http://www.librarything.com/groups/cbcscanadareadsfans
Canada (27 members) - http://www.librarything.com/groups/canada
and my personal favorite ~~
Canadian Fiction/Non-Fiction Reading Challenge (22 members) - http://www.librarything.com/groups/canadianfictionnonfi
posted by countrylife at 5:51 pm (EST) on Jan 4, 2010
I've just entered a book by Paul Doherty called 'The Darkening Glass' about events in the time of Edward II. I see that you have a review on that page ,under that title which seems to relate to one of the 'Falco' books of Ancient Rome by Lindsay Davies.
I don't know if you realise this and if not you may want to move your review to a different page.
All the best.-
posted by devenish at 9:02 am (EST) on Sep 2, 2009
Looks like there is something wrong with the statistics. When I visit your home page it says we share only 27 books (all of them from the classics) but when I look at your library it says we share 89 books. Probably collections has something to do with it. I was going to recommend Anne Perry, but I see you have probably read more of her books than I have! I've read a ton of books of all kinds that I haven't entered in LibraryThing because I don't have the actual books anymore and at my age, my memory will never comply. I mostly read British mysteries and see you have some of my favourites. Thanks for the tips.
posted by VivienneR at 12:32 pm (EST) on Aug 10, 2009
Hello Shirley, I just noticed one of your reviews in my "connection news". I'm sort of amazed that we both like mysteries and yet do not share any. I'll have to read more of your reviews to get some reading ideas. BTW, I live in Castlegar,BC
posted by VivienneR at 2:52 am (EST) on Aug 10, 2009


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Dazzling. Deceitful. Distracting.
While much is being said today about the veracity of Paul Ryan's convention speech, if you turned off your set after listening to the talking heads last night you'd come away with the belief that this, by far, was: The. Best. Speech. Ever.
I had the unfortunate displeasure of listening to Politico's deeply cynical panel that appeared late night on CSPAN. It was a good half hour of brushing aside the factually challenged and pimping the excellent and energetic delivery, the quotable one liners, the zing. Never mind that the main thrust of Ryan's arguments are untrue.
While Politico's on camera team waxed effusive about Ryan's stirring rhetoric, Wolf Blitzer had one of his Wolf Blitzer moments. Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo calls it Great Moments in CNN Euphemisms:
Blitzer: So there he is, the Republican vice presidential nominee and his beautiful family there. His mom is up there. This is exactly what this crowd of Republicans here certainly Republicans all across the country were hoping for. He delivered a powerful speech. Erin, a powerful speech. Although I marked at least seven or eight points I'm sure the fact checkers will have some opportunities to dispute if they want to go forward, I'm sure they will. As far as Mitt Romney's campaign is concerned, Paul Ryan on this night delivered.
Yes, I'm sure there's a profession out there, somewhere, that might "want to go forward" with some of those points. Considering his perch atop CNN's news team it's too bad Blitzer hasn't figured that out yet.
And in an up is down, left is right world, it's Fox News (!) among the cable networks that starts to set the record straight?:
On the other hand, to anyone paying the slightest bit of attention to facts, Ryan's speech was an apparent attempt to set the world record for the greatest number of blatant lies and misrepresentations slipped into a single political speech. On this measure, while it was Romney who ran the Olympics, Ryan earned the gold.
Fortunately, a journalistic slumber begins to lift. Over at The Atlantic, James Fallows collects a number of non-network sources debunking what he calls the "Post-Truth Convention Speech":
To restate the larger points for the moment: The bad one is that a major party's nominee for national office apparently just doesn't care that he is standing in front of millions and telling easily catchable lies. The less-bad one is that parts of the media are noticing, and are trying to figure out what they can do in response.
The Washington Post's Greg Sargent believes news organizations need to bring lies front and center. Stick them in the headline, he writes, don't bury them four paragraphs deep. He praises the Los Angeles Times for doing just that when a Tuesday headline read, "Rick Santorum repeats inaccurate welfare attack on Obama".
I didn't expect this, but the epic dishonesty of Romney's campaign is finally prompting something of a debate among media types about whether what we're seeing here is unprecedented — and how to appropriately respond to it…
…There seems to be a bit of a strain of media defeatism settling in about this. James Bennet, the editor of the Atlantic, wrote yesterday that he is glad to see news outlets calling Romney's falsehoods out for what they are. But he wondered whether we are about to discover that the press is essentially impotent in the face of this level of deliberate dishonesty: "what if it turns out that when the press calls a lie a lie, nobody cares?"
I'm sympathetic to the question. Indeed, it goes to the heart of the Romney campaign's gamble here, which is that the press simply won't be able to keep voters informed in the face of the sheer scope and volume of mendacity it unleashes daily.
Earlier this summer Harvard's Nieman Foundation released a report called Truth in the Age of Social Media.
"Verifying information has always been central to the work of journalists," its authors write. "These days the task has taken on a new level of complexity due to the volume of videos, photos, and tweets that journalists face. It's not only the volume that presents challenges but the sophisticated tools that make it easier than ever to manipulate information."
We recommend reviewing it. The report looks at how news organizations are addressing truth and verification. Would be nice if some of the big players covering our conventions would take notes on it too. — Michael
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About 4 years ago in Tahoe I remember going down a Black at the end of a fun day.
I remember doing interlaced C turns: right, left, right, left: this is great! Then the slope got steeper, and I got Zoolandered turning back to the right -- leaning back, the board didn't feel right: "Come on, start cutting into the snow..." No luck, I was skipping along the top of some ice, leaning back farther, picking up speed... "Come on!"
I stopped leaning back, the board cut back to the left, caught, and -- FWOOM -- I was airborne. The steep slope fell away from me as I continued straight out into the air. I was in the air long enough to think about:
- Arthur Dent flying techniques.
- That my arms were both straight out like wings.
My last thought was "you might want to bring those arms in for landing" before slamming into the ground.
That was the first time I bruised a rib. Last week I got to go to Squaw for a ski trip, and it was great.
I'm not sure which fall borked my ribs this time, but something's definitely wrong with them today. I didn't experience any pain during the trip, but in the 5 days since returning: the pain has slowly increased every night.
Last night if I moved my right side at all, I woke up gritting my teeth and bearing down.
Enough to get up and do an Internet search on "bruised rib treatment." Apparently there have been no medical breakthroughs since the first time I hurt my ribs -- the only thing that heals them is "time." The internet tells me I've got about 3-4 weeks of this to go through before recovering. I guess that means last night wasn't the pain climax I was hoping it would be.
Still, the Ski Trip was worth it. So, each time I feel the pain (that's basically every inhale) -- I try to think of something pleasant from the trip. Maybe eventually it will work.


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- Maturity. Patience is amazing. A prize will come to you when the time is right. Its called falling in love. Waiting is hard. But worth it.
- Honesty. I don't care what you've done. I care about what you will do in the future. Be honest with me, I'll be honest with you.
- Care. Because not many people give a crap about anything anymore.
"Angry, and half in love with you, and tremendously sorry, I turned away." – F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby (via circumcising)
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Hitting back at Narendra Modi, Priyanka on Monday accused him of "insulting" her "martyred" father Rajiv Gandhi.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.
Hitting back at BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, Priyanka Vadra on Monday accused him of "insulting" her "martyred" father Rajiv Gandhi and said he would get a befitting reply from "each and every booth" of Amethi.
"Inhone Amethi ki dharti pe mere shaheed pitaa ka apmaan kiya hai, Amethi ki janta is harkat ko kabhi maaf nahi karegi. Inki neech rajniti ka jawaab mere booth ke karyakartaa denge….Amethi ke ek ek booth se jawaab aayega…(He has insulted my martyred father on Amethi's soil. The people of Amethi will never forgive him for this. My booth-level workers in Amethi will reply to his low-level politics. There will be a reply from each and every booth of Amethi)," she said.


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|Title: Oracle's Moon
Author: Thea Harrison
Series: Elder Races #4
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Genre: Paranormal Romance
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Source: Author
Reviewed by: Julia
Sexual Content:
Several sex scenes.
Near Perfect – Buy two copies: one for you and one for a friend.
As a second daughter, Grace Andreas never had to worry about the intrigues of the Elder Races. But when her sister, Petra, and Petra's husband are both killed, Grace inherits the Power and responsibilities of the Oracle of Louisville, as well as her sister's two young children – neither of which she is prepared for.
Yet, she is not alone. Khalil, Demonkind and Djinn prince of House Marid – driven by his genuine caring for the children – has decided to make himself a part of the household both as their guardian and as an exasperating counterpoint to Grace's impudence toward the Elder Races.
But when an attempt is made on Grace's life, she realizes that Khalil is the only one who can protect her – and offer her more than a mortal man…
With any great series, it's hard for each news book to stand up to high expectations. Add to that a first book that has joined the ranks of my "re-read favorites", and I was paralyzed with anticipation (and anxiety) when I picked up ORACLE'S MOON. No one is more excited than I to find that no only did ORACLE'S MOON stand up to how much I enjoyed SERPENT'S KISS, it has joined DRAGON BOUND as a favorite that I know I'll be enjoying again.
Grace and Khalil's relationship, as well as the sub-plot of Khalil's acclimation to a human family, are both charming and unique variations of the rescue-the-single-mom-and-her-moppets romance trope. Even better, Harrison explores the relationship between an immortal, infinitely powerful non-human and a young human woman in ways that were nuanced and thoughtful (while still standing up as a completely enjoyable romance). Khalil may actually give Dragos a run for the money as my favorite Elder Races hero. Not as alpha as that sexy dragon, Khalil shares a similar deadpan humor. Whether he's negotiating with a four year old or drunken college boys, he always had me cracking up. Couple that with being a one-man orgy (in one of the best written magical sex scenes I've ever read), or the description of him experiencing human flesh for the first time ever, and there was plenty of chemistry to balance the emotional richness of the story. Harrison blends romance with a robust mythology that few, if any, paranormal romance series can match, and this book is another incredible example of that skill.
As much as I love this series, I have a hard time judging how well ORACLE'S MOON would work as a stand alone. The relationship between Grace and Khalil is completely accessible, however the back-story of how they met (and the context of Dragos, Rune, and Carling) may be difficult to pick up without at least reading SERPENT'S KISS. It's no hardship to start at the beginning, however (and based on re-readability, if I could back in time and change my ratings DRAGON BOUND would get a clear 5 bats as well). Whether you start at the beginning or just pick up ORACLE'S MOON, either way I bet you'll hoping for more.
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Oracle's Moon is my new favorite in the series. Khalil is such a great hero –and I love that Harrison doesn't shy away from his inhumanity. Really, really good!
Oh, Jen, you totally hit the nail on the head. I was marveling at how Harrison made Khalil's magical nature such an integral part of this book. Everything from witty dialogue to sex scenes had just the right details included. Posting this review prompted me to reread the entire series this week (I may have a serious problem), and I can now say that all of them hold up as well if not better the second time around. A big part of that is Harrison's attention to detail when it comes to her characters' natures and motivations. Fan*freaking*tastic!


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Thanks for the input you two!
(also, thanks for the reblog hahaha)
I'm so conflicted. This is for a class, and I think I'm siding with both of you right now.
I'm supposed to be representing the Penguin publishing company by making them a new logo.
- My main concern with the first one was that it looked a bit too much like the letter B, but I like the consistency of the line thickness. :'c
- My concern with the second one was that it didn't look penguin-y enough, that it was too straightforward and boring.
- The third one.. well, the line feels a bit wiry to me, and visually I prefer the consistency that the first one had, but otherwise I think it works best.
Thanks again for the input though, I'm almost 100% I'm going with that third one. c:
thank you, you're like cementing this in my head hahaha. I'm slowly detaching myself from the first one. ><


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Fitzgerald- Colonel J. D. Anderson has seen a lot in his law enforcement career, but will never forget what he experienced in New Orleans.
"I have never in my life imagined anything as bad as what we saw out there. There are not words to describe the devastation," Anderson says.
He, another Ben Hill County deputy, and three deputies from Berrien County spent the last week riding side by side with New Orleans officers.
"Generally we patrolled around primarily looking for looters and criminals. When we weren't catching looters we were trying to help rescue people, animals, whatever had to be done we just did it."
Anderson says there are still hundreds of people in the city who refuse to evacuate, many of them gang members who did not hesitate to shoot at them.
"A lot of these precincts they were taking on fire and being fired upon by gangs and stuff for the first three of four days almost like they were at war," says Anderson.
He says the officers not only work long hours, but must stay in their designated districts 24-hours a day. And many are just now getting supplies like food, water and clothing.
"The officers that we worked with primarily on a daily basis literally lost everything they owned. They lost their houses, pets, fortunately their families were able to get out, but they really lost everything. I haven't done anything compared to what they're doing and what they're going through."
Still, Anderson and the other deputies are committed to helping however they can, and will take on a second week-long mission in what they call the most devastating and dangerous situation they've ever encountered.
Anderson and the rest of the South Georgia deputies plan to return to New Orleans next Monday.
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There's no chance in hell that they're going to institute an achievement for making gold like that.
Not just because of any potential gold selling issues, which is a concern, but also because it would frankly completely ruin the economy. I understand that getting that amount of money is a concern, but they don't WANT tons people getting gold capped. Think about how much money would suddenly be introduced into the game. Beyond that, how much would that ruin the auction house? People wouldn't spend in order to retain their gold, hoping to work on the achievement. The auction house would be absolutely flooded with mats/items/etc. by people working on the achievement.
Way too many negative impacts to make them want to motivate people to get gold capped.