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The Everly Brothers, Phil and Don were a sensational duo in the 1950's and 1960's. Their music and songs were popular, easy to sing along and touched many fans from that time era and still touches the hearts of many today.
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The Everly's had an influence on many other singers that followed years and decades later such as the Beatles and Bob Dylan. Their harmony was unique and captivated the nation and teenagers with their music that ricocheted around the world.
The Everly Brothers were one of the first ten performers ever to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Some of the songs they performed included "Wake Up Little Susie", "Bye, Bye Love", "Cathy's Clown", "Claudette", "All I Have to Do Is Dream" and "When Will I Be Loved".
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Quite pleased with myself that I got a random tweet from a DW crew member I met at the weekend who must have spotted me/my name on Twitter and remembered me! I'm usually really easy to forget, but apparently a cool accessory such as a fez makes you more memorable :D
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12-12.45 Karen & Arthur photos (and since there's only half an hour between this and the SFX, I highly doubt I'll be there early enough to fit both the photos in that I've bought…)
Mark & Simon autos, and hopefully a toilet break!!
13.30-14.30 Meet the stars theatre session
mad dash to try and get any remaining autographs
15-16 Doctor Who Uncut
quick weewee and go wait for minibus
16.15 TARDIS tour
And yeah, there's no food breaks in there! And I don't have time to see a prosthetics demonstration or restoration talk :'( Really annoyed that I booked my tour for Saturday - but I didn't realise at the time that there were so many things to try and fit in!!
I was waaaay too distracted at work today by the excitement occurring at the weekend! In 3 days I'll be back in Cardiff, trying to get some sleep (and most likely failing) before the big day. I have no idea how I'm gonna bring myself to leave that beautiful city again, cos I've missed it so much the past 4 years! Just need to try and get some work done on Thursday (as well as cleaning and packing and loads of other shit…) so I don't have loadsa uni stress hanging over me all weekend… But OMG I'm meeting Karen/Arthur (hopefully both) and getting to play on the TARDIS XD Never has a fangirl been this happy!!


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The Kolmhof is located in the centre of the village of Bach at 1,050 metres above sea level and is directly opposite the St. Kathrein thermal springs and right in the centre of the skiing complex Bad Kleinkirchheim/St. Oswald. Even the approach to and from the hotel is possible on skis!
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Silverstripe 3 possible bug inserting blank lines at the top of all pages
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It appears that Silverstripe 3 may be inserting blank lines into the <body> of my html. Is anyone else getting an empty space at the top of their pages (website, and admin pages including CMS and dev/build)?
It appears that it could have something to do with this meta tag, but only because nothing else in my templates appears to affect this blank space at all:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
I have tried changing to the "Simple" theme provided with Silverstripe and this blank space still appeared, so I am wondering if it could be a bug with Silverstripe 3, or perhaps something in my code could be causing it.
It seems to manifest itself as empty space within double quotes directly inside the <body> tags, but this code only appears when inspecting with dev tools, it doesnt come up when viewing source code.
Can anyone shed any light on this issue at all?
I am using SS version 3.0.3.
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This can sometimes happen if you have trialing whitespace after a ?> tag in your PHP files. Check your custom PHP code so that they don't include the ?> tag.
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That would make sense as I had narrowed it down to what is most likely an issue in my PHP files. The problem isn't present on another site I am working on
I searched out and found a couple of stray closing ?> tags but it doesn't appear to have resolved the issue (flushed cache after updates).
Any other thoughts along the same lines? It would seem to me to be most likely something in my PHP files, but I wonder if it's possible content that has been pasted in through the CMS could affect a site in this way?
I have the SortableGridField module installed but I have it a go without it and there was no change.
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Developer of Football Manager wants equivalent of Steam on Android to combat piracy
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Miles Jacobson, studio director of
Football Manager
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In a guest blog posted on
, Jacobson talks about the 9:1 piracy rate suffered by his company since the release of
Football Manager Handheld 2012
on Google's platform, and praises Valve's Steam distribution software for combating piracy on PC.
"Piracy is a fact of life for game developers. I'm not stupid enough to think that 100 per cent of pirated games are lost sales - there are, of course, some people who would not buy or play a game if it wasn't available for free, but there are also some dishonest people who pirate things they would otherwise buy, just because they can."
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The resulting first-week legal sales of the Android version of
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"This isn't spectacular - the iOS version reached that milestone on its first day - but it was where we expected it to be."
Jacobson told
Pocket Gamer
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Otten Coffee House Opens
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Otten Coffee House, is an independent coffee roaster based in Medan, North Sumatra that specializes in freshly roasted 100% Sumatran Coffee
On this beautiful island of Sumatra, Otten Coffee roast their coffee daily to ensure the freshness of every roast. You can taste the fresh flavors of the Sumatra Islands delivered to your family and friends
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Card Connection International (Medan) launched Discount Card Online
Card Connection International (CCI) Medan launched its latest discount card online via website www.indocci.com/shop
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[ 21/09/2009 to 22/09/2009. ] Medan Seasonal tradition of Hampers Giving
The Big day of Hari Raya Idul Fitri is very near, precisely on 21-22 September 2009. Apart from celebrating Hari Raya, Medanese are also preparing the seasonal hampers gifts for friends, relatives and business relations.
Hampers Giving – commonly known as Parcel in Medan is a very unique tradition for Medanese. [...]
Tamarillo Terong Belanda
August 27, 2009 by Medan Indonesia
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Medan Local Fruits: Tamarillo or Terong Belanda
A relative of the potato, tomato, eggplant and capsicum pepper, the tree tomato is native to Central and South America. Listed among the lost foods of the Incas and known as the 'tomate de arbol', tree tomatoes have all but disappeared from their native habitat.
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Medan's Vegetables Night Market
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Berastagi, highlands an hour from Medan is known for its fresh fruits and vegetables. Up in the mountain with its fresh air, healthy soil, vegetables that you see, find, consume during your stay in Medan is most probably come from this mountainous town. If you go by Jalan Sutomo at about midnight to about 4 [...]
Papan Bunga
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Papan Bunga = Flower Boards of Medan
Be it weddings, funerals, grand openings, graduations, birthdays, literally any form of announcements, right here in Medan, Indonesia, the commonly seen around town will be the Papan Bunga. Papan Bunga is litteraly a board decorated with flowers with notices being created using artificial flowers. It has been used widely [...]
Sumatra Coffee World Famous
January 26, 2009 by Medan Indonesia
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Sumatra Coffee is Famous Around The World
Sumatra Coffee – The Pride of Medan Sumatra. Even Starbucks ( international chain of coffee shops ) serves and retails Sumatra Coffee around the world! see below…
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[ 16/01/2009 to 28/01/2009. ] Medan Favorite Gift Hampers
Just like all the main seasons in Medan, like Idul Fitri and Christmas, the favorite season giving gift for the Chinese New Year in Medan is Gift Hampers, known as Parcels in Medan.
Note: Chinese New Year falls on the 26 January 2009 this year and is usually celebrated for at least 3 [...]
Medan Favorite Christmas Gift
December 11, 2008 by Medan Indonesia
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"Seasons Greetings and Seasons Giving"
Its' almost Christmas! The time to share and give. Its one of the most favorite time of the year.
All the children of the world are looking forward to Christmas for gifts and toys and there is no difference in Medan. The only difference is for the adults The uniqueness [...]


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This site is not an official website for the track shown here and is neither approved or endorsed by the stadium. I am indebted to Richard English for the scans of badges on this page.
|In a stadium built for the 1908 Olympic Games greyhound racing first took place on 20th June 1927. The very first race was won by Charlie Cranston. The White City hosted the Greyhound Derby final from its outset in July 1927, when Entry Badge successfully claimed the Ł1000 first prize, until the track closed. It also hosted the Cambridgeshire and the Wood Lane Stakes.
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Management for the Tampa Bay Lightning continue to tinker with the team's roster as they have aquired forward Lauri Tukonen from the Dallas Stars in exchange for defenceman Andrew Hutchinson.
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Partial Fractions
In an elementary algebra class, fractions with different denominators are combined into one fraction by getting a common denominator. An example is . The same technique holds for denominators with variables. An example of this is:
Now, what happens if we want to reverse the process? That is, how would we decompose the above rational fraction into separate fractions? Well, we would reverse the above steps. But how do we determine that we should use 1 and 2 for numerators for the individual fractions? Sure, we could guess numbers to see what works, but there is a better, more systematic approach. The method is called partial fraction decomposition.
Think of a rational function as a gourmet meal. We are given the prepared dish (the rational function), but we want to know what ingredients (the separate fractions) were used to make the feast. Through some tests (partial fraction decomposition), we can determine the exact makeup of the meal.
There are many different ways to decompose a rational function into partial fractions. As a result, we shall examine four different cases. However, there are many more. But, from the following cases, a general pattern emerges to handle all situations.
Case 1: Partial Fractions with Distinct Linear Factors
This technique reverses the rational function that we examined above. Since we know the answer, we can easily check our work to verify that we did the problem correctly. These types of problem involve linear factors since the denominator factors into terms of the form (x a)(x b) and so on.
Example 1:
Decompose into partial fractions.
We begin by factoring the denominator. The method of partial fractions is used when the denominator factors. After factoring, we write out something similar to our answer, but with variables in the numerator. It is our goal to solve for these unknowns.
Now, we want to solve for A and B. To do this, we get a common denominator on both sides of the equation.
Since the denominators are the same, we can just set the numerators equal to each other. Doing this, we get the following:
Our desire is to solve for A and B. To do this, we pick values of x that will eliminate one of the variables. We begin by letting x = -1. (That will eliminate A.) Then we shall set x = -2. (That gets rid of B.)
Letting x = -1, we have .
Letting x = -2, we have .
Now, we plug in those values for A and B into the first equation to get our answer.
, as expected.
One might wonder what would happen if instead of putting , we had instead put . Would that change the answer?
The answer is no. Instead of A = 1 and B = 2, we would have A = 2 and B = 1. The letters in the numerator are just variables. The order does not matter. As a matter of convention, we typically start with A and continue through as many letters are required.
Case 2: Partial Fractions with Some Repeated Linear Factors
Now suppose one of the factors is repeated n times. Students often write out the term n times on the bottom. Something like the following would appear on a student's exam:
However, this is not correct! If you were to following this technique, you would end up with the following equations: A + B = 0 and A + B = 6.
Clearly, both equations cannot be true. If they were then we would have 0 = 6. Something went wrong. The problem was in the factoring.
When using partial fractions on repeated roots, write out the factor n times, but start the power at 1 and increase by 1 each time, getting up to n. In the above problem, one should write the following:
, since n = 2.
Then, solve for the variables A and B just as before in Example 1.
Example 2:
Using partial fractions, decompose .
Notice that the linear factor (x) is repeated 3 times and the factor (x 1) is repeated 2 times. So, we set up the following partial fractions:
Getting a common denominator, we have the following:
Now, we examine only the numerators.
Letting x = 1, we have:
Letting x = 0, we have:
But how are we going to solve for A, B, and D. We cannot plug in numbers to cancel out the other variables. We are going to have to solve a system of equations with three variables. To set up the system, though, we need to pick three other values for x. Let use choose x = -1, x = 2, and x = -2. The work has been omitted, but the results appear below.
Letting x = -1, we have:
Letting x = 2, we have:
Letting x = -2, we have:
Plugging in C = -1 and E = 4 into all three equations, we get the following equations:
Taking the negative of (2) and adding it to (1), we have:
Taking -9 times (1) and adding it (3), we have:
Adding (1*) and (2*), we have:
B = -2 means that D = -1. And using that information, we see that A = 1.
And so, after much labor, we see that:
Case 3: Partial Fractions with Distinct Irreducible Quadratic Factors
So far, whenever we have factored the denominator into pieces, we placed consecutive letters of the alphabet above each fraction. This leads to a dangerous assumption: that for any factoring, a letter is placed in the numerator. That is only true if the factor in the denominator is a linear factor. Something else happens with a quadratic factor.
A quadratic factor is anything of the form ax2 + bx + c, where a ≠ 0. Such a factor is irreducible if the discriminate, b2 4ac, is less than 0.
In the case of irreducible quadratic factors, instead of just putting a letter, we write a polynomial that is one degree less than the denominator. In the case of linear factors, one power less is just a constant. For a quadratic factor, one degree less is a linear term, which is written as Ax + B. That goes in the numerator.
We are not going to discussion factors larger than degree 2, but if there was a cubic in the bottom, then we would write Ax2 + Bx + C in the numerator, and so on. Following this pattern, we could use partial fractions on any type of factor that we might encounter.
Example 3:
Using Partial Fractions, show that .
First we notice that the denominator has already been factored. The first term, however, is a quadratic factor, so we will have to write Ax + B in the numerator, not just A. The second factor, though, is linear, so we can just write C in the numerator. Doing this, we have the following:
Again, like before, we get a common denominator and then we only worry about setting the numerators equal to each other.
Letting x = 2, we have:
Letting x = 0 (and plugging in C = -1), we have:
Letting x = 1 (and plugging in B = -5 and C = -1), we have:
Plugging this information into the first equation, we have the following:
, which is precisely what we wanted to show.
Case 4: Partial Fractions with Some Repeated Irreducible Quadratic Factors
This case is just like the Case 2, but with the linear factors in the numerator, not just constants, like we used in Case 3. Hopefully by this point, one sees the pattern that is emerging.
Example 4:
Set up, but to not solve, the partial fraction decomposition of .
Following steps similar to those done in Example 2, we could solve for all of the unknowns (though we are not asked to do so). If we did, we would see that A = 2, B = 2, C = 3, D = -4, E = -3, F = 0, G = 3, H = -3, and I = -2.
If you look through all of the above examples, you will notice that in every example, the numerator has a smaller degree polynomial than the denominator. This was no accident.
Partial fractions can only be used on rational functions where the denominator has a larger degree than the numerator. In the case where the degree of the numerator is larger than degree of the denominator, we first use long division to create a fraction that we can use partial fractions on.
Example 5:
Use partial fractions to decompose .
Notice that both the numerator and denominator have degree equal to 3. So, we have to use long division. First off, we have to expand the denominator. Doing that, we have:
Performing long division, we have the following:
And so, we get the following:
Now, we can use partial fractions on the new rational function. Since we have repeated linear factors, we follow the method used in Example 2.
Since the denominators are the same, we only look at the numerators.
Letting x = 1, we have:
Letting x = -3, we have:
Now, unfortunately, we cannot plug in a value for x to solve directly for A. However, since we know what B and C are, we can plug in any value for x and solve.
Letting x = 0, we have:
Plugging in A, B, and C, we see:
And so, putting it all together, we have the following:


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Smartmoney has an interview with Jeff Bezos, including some discussion of the future of the Kindle. One statement is that a color screen for the Kindle is unlikely.
Props to the Mobileread forums, which reported on this interview earlier.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Jeff Bezos interview
Smartmoney has an interview with Jeff Bezos, including some discussion of the future of the Kindle. One statement is that a color screen for the Kindle is unlikely.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
The Thanksgiving Post
It's the first Thanksgiving for Kindlelicious, and I am going to do my best to look at things in a glass-is-half-full kind of way, even though it's a glass-half-empty kind of time. My own stock portfolio is now so small it cannot be seen with the naked eye, and I'm afraid to even look at my retirement account, but I'm thankful to have a j-o-b; I know there are many in worse shape.
My mom got out of the hospital after a long stay, I am most thankful for that.
I am thankful to live in a time when the dreams of science fiction writers are becoming reality.
I am thankful that the economic crisis has focused attention on the flaws that got us to this point; I believe that our economy and country will come out of this stronger.
I am thankful that I like to read, because if you like to read, you are never alone and your mind is always engaged.
I am thankful that I live in a very cool neighborhood with a theater, bookstore, and several coffee shops in walking distance!
I'll close by sharing a Kindle tip: if your home page table of contents has gotten big (mine is 6 pages now), you can turn to any page just by pressing a number on the keypad.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Techcrunch has new details on Kindle 2
"Coming out in Q1 2009," they say. More here.
Book Review Blog Carnival Part 2!
What am I thankful for this Thanksgiving season? One event is giving me at least two days of material, and introducing me to a bunch of great blogs as well! Yesterday, I wrote about the fiction reviews collected at residentreader. Now we're onto nonfiction.
The Life Uncommon, Nacie Carson. Kindle price $7.99. Interestingly, this is an e-book only.
The Wilde Women, Paula Wall. Kindle price $9.99.
The Brain that Changes Itself, Norman Doidge. Kindle price $9.99.
Investing for Dummies, Eric Tyson. Kindle price $9.99.
The Highly Sensitive Person, Elaine Aron.
The Idler's Glossary, Joshua Glenn.
Hairstyles of the Damned, Joe Meno.
The LBJ: Avian Life, Literary Arts. (Biannual periodical)
Birds: The Art of Ornithology, Jonathan Elphick.
Bottomfeeder: How to Eat Ethically in a World of Vanishing Seafood, Taras Grescoe.
Yoga Planet, 50 Fun Activities for a Greener World, Tara Guber.
The Paris Review Interviews Vol. III
I Hate New Music: The Classic Rock Manifesto, Dave Thompson.
The Age of Spiritual Machines, Ray Kurzweil.
Well, this isn't the end yet, and Kindledude has to go get ready for his day job, but clearly a theme has emerged: there's a lot of nonfiction that hasn't been made available for the Amazon Kindle. Some I can understand: without a color screen, the Kindle isn't ready for an art book about birds (still, PRESS THE BUTTON. Let's incentivize progress, shall we?). On the other hand, the absence of a truly seminal book like The Age of Spiritual Machines is a bit of a shock.
At any rate, to find some great reviews that can help you make an informed choice about your reading list, go here.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
The Blog Carnival Came to Town!
A blog carnival is an event where a bunch of bloggers submit posts on a given subject, and those selected are then posted on the host site. In this case, the subject was book reviews, and the result was a cornucopia for the reader. I have read many, but not all the reviews yet. The ones I have read are high quality, insightful, informative, and, in one case, prescient. Many of the books reviewed seem fascinating. The collection is hosted at residentreader.blogspot.com. Check it out, I promise it will be worth your while.
As a Kindle blogger, I feel that I have a special role with respect to this wonderful parade of book reviews: that is, to look past the fancy costumes and determine which books are available for the Amazon Kindle, and which are missing in action (MIA). Since there are far too many reviews to handle in one post, today I focus on fiction. Remember, visit here to read the reviews.
The Blessing Way, Tony Hillerman. Kindle price $3.50.
The Pearl Diver, Jeff Talarigo. Kindle price $7.96.
The Stand, Stephen King. Kindle price $2.95.
The Family Bones, Kimberly Raiser. Kindle price $5.56.
Twilight, Stephenie Meyer. Kindle price $6.04.
The Uncommon Reader, Alan Bennett. Kindle price $9.60.
Un Lun Dun, China Mieville. Kindle Price $9.00.
The Mysterious Island, Jules Verne. Kindle prices $.99 - $2.34.
Spin Control, Chris Moriarty. Kindle price $5.59.
Shade, John Olson. Kindle price $9.99.
Cycler, Lauren Mclaughlin. Kindle price $9.99.
Sleepless at Midnight, Jacquie D'Alessandro. Kindle price $5.59.
The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big, Round Things, Carolyn Mackler. The Ladies of Grace Adieu, Susannah Clarke.
Things Hoped For, Andrew Clements.
Chains, Laurie Halse Anderson.
The 3 Mistakes of my Life, Chetan Bhagat.
My Lady of Cleves, Margaret Campbell Barnes.
Why, you may ask, am I listing books that are MIA from the Kindle? Because, I WANT YOU TO PUSH THE BUTTON! Of course, I mean the one on Amazon.com that tells the publisher that you would like to read a book on the Kindle.
Friday, November 21, 2008
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The Mobileread forum. Not only are the folks there well-read and very informed about the Kindle (and other similar devices), they have a really cool feature--a frequently-updated index of free books that one can load onto one's Kindle and use to download from their extensive library of free books directly onto the device--without having to go to the computer first! Apparently this is similar to a feature of Feedbooks, but I have only so far tried the Mobileread one.
My personal experience was extremely good. The list seems to work better with the web browser in default mode (From the main menu, go to "Experimental." Open the web browser. From the menu, select "Default" if it is not already set), at least it did in my case.
The quality of the work available seems to be superior. Unfortunately, free books from the usual sites often have typos and other minor editorial issues to some degree--not enough to dissuade anyone from reading them, they are after all literary classics for a reason, but enough to be noticeable. Mobileread Forum members who upload free books (these are all public domain works) edit them, and even add original art sometimes. I downloaded a classic detective story and have so far found it to be flawless, which certainly adds to the reading experience.
Have a great weekend!!
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Book recommendations
The blog The Kindle Reader tracks new books available for the Kindle, including links to reviews. It's on my list to the right, and if you find yourself needing a book recommendation, go visit.
Here's a recommendation of mine: Kindledude just finished reading another Chris Moriarty book entitled Spin Control. Much of the science underlying the story has to do with emergence, the idea that interactions within a complex system can give rise to new properties, or even to new qualities not directly traceable to the original system. This theme is explored in respect to the personality, including the personality of an extremely complex and interesting Artificial Intelligence; ant colonies; and evolution. Of course, there are other themes as well, not least the role of non-conformists in a conformist society.
The plot involves an espionage tale involving post-human genetic constructs, Israeli and Palestinian intelligence, and a virus that may or may not be a bioweapon. A strong, related backstory involves a catastrophically failed attempt to terraform a planet. The result in a complex, intriguing, well-written and gripping novel, and one highly to be recommended.
One particular passage struck me--in addition to the fact that it is nicely written, probably because of fairly recent events that the United States has been involved in, many would say to its shame. Speaking of the interrogation style of one character:
"And then he would step in--never obtrusive or confrontational, just curious--to ask the questioon that would pull loose a new thread of memory, open up a new set of questions, recast past words in a new and revealing light, narrow down meanings and implications and insinuations until every word of Arkady's story possessed the crystalline clarity of a mathematical equation."
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Giveaway at Breeni Books
The excellent book review and author interview site Breeni Books is giving away a copy of The Book of Lilith by Robert G. Brown. Stop by, read their review, and enter the contest! And, if you don't happen to win, the book is available for the Kindle.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Them's Fightin' Words!
In an article on Wired.com titled "Seven (More) Gadgets Killed by the Cell Phone," the following disrespect for e-book readers appeared:
"... we still don't think the book is anywhere near dead. For starters, the screens on cellphones just don't cut it as e-readers (although the iPhone gets close with a decent size and high 163ppi resolution). Heck, even purpose-built e-readers aren't there yet."
"Purpose built e-readers," of course, include Kindledude's favorite e-reader. This statement got me to thinking; is the issue of relative superiority really so cut and dried as the Wired article would imply, or are there, perhaps, areas where the Kindle excels, and areas where paper books excel?
First, let's talk about getting the books. I like bookstores--the rows of shelves, the atmosphere, the coffee shop in the back, even the smell of books. I even live near a Borders. However, nothing beats the fact that I can be anywhere, decide that I want a book, and get it within a minute or two, or between one sip of coffee and another (mmmm, coffee). So score one for the Kindle.
Another related area is the physical size of one's library. Now, a nice home library is great, but we don't all have room to display hundreds, or even thousands of books. On the Kindle, enhanced with an SD card, one can easily store thousands of books in the space of a quality paperback. Another for the Kindle.
How about the experience of reading? A nicely printed book with a good typeface and high-quality paper is a beautiful thing. Aesthetically pleasing, portable, easy on the eyes, it can't be beat, yet. How close does the Kindle come? Well, the Kindle is pretty ugly and even clumsy until you get used to it. The screen on the Kindle does not quite have the contrast of paper. It is by far the best to read of any electronic format--I can read a Kindle for hours, just like a paper book, which I cannot do on any kind of computer screen (yes, Wired, even my beloved iPhone) without consequences. Score one for paper books, but as the e-ink technology improves, expect this gap to decrease.
When I read a real page-turner, a taut mystery for example, I want the pages to, well, turn. I read quickly, even more so with these types of books. This is where the slow refresh rate of the Kindle is a bit of a hindrance. This is a minor concern--one soon adapts to the Kindle rhythm--but score another here for books.
I believe we are two for two. What decides in favor of the Kindle for me is the ability to electronically search the text. A date in a historical work, the reappearance of a minor character after a long absence in a novel--it is a simple matter to return to these references and refresh one's recollection.
To me, the ways in which the Kindle does not match the paper book are relatively minor and should become vanishingly small as the technology improves, and the ways in which the Kindle are superior -- hundreds of books in your hand, immediate access, searchable text -- are much more important.
Going Green on Kindle
In a time when (depending on which source you believe) 1/3 to 1/2 of paper is still made from dead trees, one argument for reading on the Kindle is environmental. Some people with whom I have spoken about the Kindle have remarked that a reason they would consider the Kindle is because using dead-tree paper for books, magazines, and newspapers doesn't make sense in a world of finite resources.
Perhaps more to the point: can the Kindle provide resources to help one live green? A recommended book on green living is "Go Green, Live Rich" by financial writer David Bach along with Hillary Rosner, a writer on science and environmental issues. Washington Post readers may have noticed this book recommended in a Sunday Source article. The idea of this book is to provide in simple language a collection of tips for green living that can also save money, "and potentially turn you into a green millionaire." As the author puts it, the message of the book is that "you can live in line with your green values AND you can put a million dollars in the bank."
I think there's more to this than just pie-in-the-green-sky. I wouldn't count of making a million dollars, but judging from the positive reviews and recommendations that this book has received, I think it's fair to say that it combats the belief that going green costs more than continuing to live as usual, addressing a complaint one often hears. Kindle price of $7.96.
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Monday, November 17, 2008
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Reviewed Sunday in the Washington Post Book World: Loot: The Battle over Stolen Treasures of the Ancient World, Sharon Waxman. "Seeing great institutions humbled like this [i.e., being forced to return treasures] might give satisfaction to some, but what is served by such returns of art? If they're meant as a statement against looting, how does shifting a pot from New York to Rome advance that interest? These are the underlying questions of Waxman's absorbing and well-researched Loot." This book retails for $30 and has a (unusual) Kindle price of $17.82.
Unholy Business: A True Tale of of Faith, Greed, and Forgery in the Holy Land, Nina Burleigh. The Post calls this book a "bracing account of the case of the James Ossuary, an ancient limestone box that turned up in Jerusalem in 2002 with an inscription reading "James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus." Kindle price $9.99. I remember the story and the book sounds fascinating--it's on my "save for later" list.
Well reviewed but MIA: Small Crimes, Dave Zeltserman. This crime noir novel is compared favorably to the works of James M. Cain, James Ellroy, and Patricia Highsmith--but it's not available for the Kindle. All one can do is click the "I'd like to read this book on the Kindle" link on Amazon's page and hope for the best!
Friday, November 14, 2008
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Descarte's Bones: A Skeletal History of the Conflict between Faith and Reason, Russell Shorto. Described as a "historical detective story about the creation of the modern mind," this intellectual history has received strong reviews. The New York Times called it a "smart, elegantly written contribution to this genre" [of books trying to pinpoint the start of modernity]. The Los Angeles Times states that this book is "a kind of intellectual adventure story that focuses on the fate of the great man's skull." The San Francisco Chronicle states that "by detailing the odd, picaresque tale of Descartes' exhumed, revered, lost and vandalized mortal remains, Shorto furnishes us with a metaphor for the rippling effect that Enlightenment thought had on the development of our world." $26 hardcover list price, $9.99 at the Kindle store.
Moving from high seriousness to low humor, it's hard to resist a title like Too Fat to Fish (Anthony Bozza and Artie Lange), especially after KindleDude happened to hear an interview with Artie Lange on the radio a few days ago, which was self-revelatory, funny, and sad. The book is billed as "outrageous, raw, and painfully funny true stories from the life of the actor, comedian, and cast member of the Howard Stern show." EW.com has an interview with Artie Lange about the book and some of the stories behind it. Kindle price $9.99.
Doing research for this post, I happened to find a rather nice blog for readers called Linus's Blanket. I've added it to my blog list at the right.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Books on blogs for the Kindle
My Kindle blog, as informative and entertaining as it is, has had two hits (other than myself), and one was my brother, who is home with the flu, and who I asked to visit my blog. So, how can I get more traffic? And, specifically for the purposes of this blog, are there any books available for the Kindle that can help? Because, seriously, I don't have time to go to the bookstore; I've got to get on this now, before I exhaust my energy with all this shouting into the void.
A couple of promising titles appear. One is How to Make Money with Your Blog: The Ultimate Reference Guide for Building, Optimizing, and Monetizing your Blog.
The title of this one was so long I had to download the free sample just to be able to read all of it. The author claims that he tried several titles, and "this name was chosen as the most obvious, concise, and appropriate for the content of this book." Be that as it may, what I really need, though, is simply how to get my blog to appear in searches so people can find it. This book has one chapter on that topic; how much better would a whole book be?
Which brings me to the irresistible Blog Traffic Jump Start by Pat B. Doyle, which promises that "if you follow all these steps, you will be able to greatly increase your blog's traffic and search engine ranking too." Of course, this is a couple of pages after the standard "I am making no promises" disclaimer to prevent lawsuits by the disappointed.
So, now begins the experiment. Starting with this latter book, which, despite my "huckster alert" siren going off in my head, I will download immediately, I'm going to apply the recommendations and techniques provided. Since my blog traffic is now approximately 1, any increase at all should be immediately detectable. I will then report on the results, the ultimate goal being to be able to tell you, dear reader, which Kindle books on blogging are worth your attention.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Your second Kindle book
If you're anything like me, your first Kindle book will be whatever book you're interested in at the time, which is available for the Kindle. You're too excited to read a how-to guide or even the user guide that comes built-in; you want to try out Whispernet and start reading, like a kid wants to tear open a present.
But the second book should be The Complete User's Guide to the Amazing Amazon Kindle by Stephen Windwalker. It's just full of tips from the mundane but useful (keyboard shortcuts) to the potentially sublime (where to find free books). Like any book of this type, there will be a mixture of things you already know or can figure out for yourself, and other items that will be new. But it's all interesting and driven by the author's obvious enthusiasm, which makes this one of the most fun "how-to" guides I've read. The author has also assembled some fascinating speculations about future directions Amazon could take with the Kindle and electronic books.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Veteran's Day
A list of Kindle books for Veteran's Day:
Ordinary Heroes, Scott Turow (fiction)
The Greatest Generation, Tom Brokaw (nonfiction)
Retrieving Bones: Stories and Poems of the Korean War, W.D. Ehrhart (fiction, poetry, historical preface)
The Coldest Winter, David Halberstam (nonfiction)
Ambush Alley: The Most Extraordinary Battle of the Iraq War, Tim Pritchard (nonfiction)
I'd like to hear about any other suggestions in the comments
Monday, November 10, 2008
Quotation notation
It's always good to know clever and appropriate quotations, if only to replace the somewhat ostentatious "sent from my iPhone" signature line from the mail app. They come in handy at parties and group lunches also. Quotations should be used sparingly; too much, and people will start avoiding you.
The Kindle makes it easy to compile collections of quotations. When you come across one that you like, simply highlight it. The Kindle saves your notes and highlights as a text file. Plug your Kindle into your computer with the mini-USB cable. Navigate to the "documents" folder and find the file called "My Clippings.txt." Because this file holds all your bookmarks, notes, and highlights, you may have to use the search function on your computer to find your gem. If you want to save a collection of quotations, just copy the relevant ones to a new blank document.
" ...fortune being changeful and mankind steadfast in their ways, so long as the two are in agreement men are successful, but unsuccessful when they fall out."
--Machiavelli, The Prince.
Friday, November 7, 2008
The Kindle conversation
I'm fairly certain that it's happened to all Kindle owners who read in public: you're happily flipping through a white-knuckled Harlan Coben novel when someone says "excuse me, how do you like it," indicating your Kindle.
Here are the 5 questions I most often get asked, and my responses:
1. How do you like it?
--A lot!
2. Is it hard to get books for it?
--No! Or, if I think the questioner is sufficiently technology-oriented, I rhapsodize about the joys of the Whispernet service.
3. How expensive is it?
4. How expensive are the books?
--Inexpensive compared to print editions. New hardcover books, which might retail for $25, are $9.99. Books available in mass-market paperback are considerably less--usually $5 or so, often even less. Also, free public-domain books are available.
5. Can you add notes?
--Yes (followed by a demonstration). I suspect people asking this one have already done some research and just want to see how it works.
And here's a secret--I actually like being asked about my Kindle! People who start these conversations need to settle in for a long discussion!
Thursday, November 6, 2008
The audacity of science fiction
Like Barack Obama, science fiction can enable us to audaciously re-envision the future, and there is excellent science fiction available for the Kindle. I just finished reading Chris Moriarty's Spin State, a wonderful novel that makes use of quantum physics. Bose-Einstein condensates, entangled matter, and quantum gravity are the driving forces in the new world the writer envisions--and she is good enough to provide an extensive reading list in those areas at the end of the novel. And it is the kind of novel that makes one want to explore further. But it's not just about the science. Vivid characters, taut suspense, and a mining operation complete with references to the IWW (look it up) drive the plot of this multiple award-nominated novel. If you're any sort of sci-fi fan, get this one. Another novel by the same author, Spin Control, won the 2007 Phillip K. Dick award, and it is also available for the Kindle.
Free is good, and the excellent writer John Scalzi (Old Man's War, The Ghost Brigades) has been good enough to provide a free Kindle edition of his early novel, Agent to the Stars. Part first-contact yarn, part send-up of Hollywood, and all a blast, you won't go wrong with this one. It is available at Manybooks.net (link to the right).
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
A thought for Nov. 5
"I look forward confidently to the day when all who work for a living will be one with no thought to their separateness as Negroes, Jews, Italians or any other distinctions. This will be the day when we bring into full realization the American dream -- a dream yet unfulfilled. A dream of equality of opportunity, of privilege and property widely distributed; a dream of a land where men will not take necessities from the many to give luxuries to the few; a dream of a land where men will not argue that the color of a man's skin determines the content of his character..."
--Martin Luther King, Jr.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
November 4
Get out and VOTE! Long lines are expected-- in my case, two hours. I was fortunate to have my Kindle with me to help pass the time. This was the voting line at about 9:00 AM at a polling place in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Monday, November 3, 2008
The Choice: How can Kindle Help?
Tomorrow morning, many of you will wake up and make one of the most important choices in your lives: Should I start the day with a latte or an americano? Then you will go to your polling place and vote for the next President of the United States.
According to CNN, nationally about 5% of voters are undecided (this is from their "Election Tracker" page). According to the Slate magazine widget on my iPhone, it's about 3.8%. That's still a fairly high number of undecided voters, and more than the difference between the candidates in a number of close races (Yeah, that's you Indiana. Don't try to hide, North Carolina. Missouri. Georgia. You know who you are).
So how can Kindle help? Well, it so happens that during this vital period in our Nation's history, the Kindle Store is giving away free copies of the New York Times, with extended election coverage, and the Washington Post, which always has extensive political coverage. This lasts until November 6, in the case of the Times, and November 5 for the Post.
Of course, there's also plenty of topical paid content available. We're going to take a big tent approach here--on the left, Michael Moore offers "Mike's Election Guide 2008." Republicans may want to take a stiff drink before reading even the free sample. On the conservative side, the blog "Conservatives with Attitude" ($.99 per month, 14-day free trial) will drive the Dems to drink.
(Disclosure: I currently subscribe to the Washington Post on the Kindle).
Sunday, November 2, 2008
I bought my Amazon Kindle in November, 2007. I love to read and I love gadgets, so how could I resist? I've been readings books, newspapers, and the occasional magazine on the Kindle ever since, and I'm meeting more and more people who do the same.
I've thought about doing a blog on the Kindle for a long time. What I want to discuss is: what's good to read and available for the Kindle format? I think it will be fun for me to blog about books I like on my favorite format, and, I hope, also fun and informative for anyone who stumbles across my blog and has a Kindle or is considering getting one.


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