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I'm not one to use the phrase 'full of win' too often, but today's xkcd certainly qualifies for anyone with a little SQL knowledge:
This weekend, Monty and I got together for a different kind of hacking session.
Instead of developing software, we were working on developing a set of rough principles and rules for running a Free Software/Open Source business. We both have a good amount of experience working with various FLOSS projects (like Mozilla, MySQL, PHP, etc.) and FLOSS companies (like eZ Systems, Mozilla, MySQL, Zend, etc.) and hope that we can put this experience to good use.
For me, this was a tremendous help - I've been putting off working on this for Foo Associates for some months now. It is much easier to work on meeting the needs of customers than it is to work on planning for the future.
The notes are still extremely rough, but both Monty and I want to post them so that people[Read more...]
Damian Conway is giving the funniest public flogging I have ever seen. He is single-handedly kicking the ass of Web 2.0, Sxip, patents, patent vulture firms, snake oil crypto, Microsoft, Google, r0ml and all the rest of us all at the same time.
Great quotes include:
I sure hope that O'Reilly recorded this session.
I just registered cxap.{biz,net,org} - now to go ask[Read more...]
At the 2004 Foo Camp, Danese Cooper, a few other FLOSS advocates (forgive me, Foo Camp is a blur and I don't remember who you were) and myself gave an ad hoc session on the methods and strategies that we each used to advocate FLOSS and to help people working closed environments become more open.
The session was a blast (and well-received), so much so that Danese and I proposed the session for last year's OSCON. We didn't make the cut, but I still tried again for this year's EuroOSCON and, this time, the session was accepted.
The session should be fun to present, but a bit of a bear to write. I have only 45 minutes to try to fit in the most interesting[Read more...]
The PHP Vikinger is a community-driven PHP event that will be held in Skien, Norway from June 24th to 25th. Like the famous Foo Camp and Bar Camp, PHP Vikinger is driven by its attendees. The people who come choose and present the sessions at the event.
Attendance is by a mix of invitation and registration. 50 invitations have been sent to various PEAR and PHP contributors and 50 spots are open for people who register. Additionally, the invitees have been asked to nominate another 50 people who should be invited to the event.
The event is meant to be as affordable as possible; registration is only 20 Euros, and simple food and a place to sleep are provided for the two days[Read more...]
I just sent out the invitations for the PHP Vikinger event. My method for choosing who to invite was pretty simple - I chose people listed in the the PHP and PEAR credits who I had written personal email to in the last few years.
Nepotistic? "Nay", say I, "Nepotastic!" I know that the people I invited are cool, which will mean a good event for people who register. Also, as we have registrations, it won't be too elitist or exclusive.
If you are curious, read on for the entire invitation (minus the list of attendees.)
NOTE: If you didn't get an invitation email, then hold tight - you will still be able to register in a week or so.
Aloha $person,
This is an invitation to the PHP Vikinger - read on for details.
The PHP
Zack Urlocker has posted a great parody pic on his blog. Go and see The Full Monty.
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German football end-of-season special
One of the best Bundesliga seasons I can remember came to a disappointing end in Saturday's DFB-Pokal final.
While the league gave us two great stories with the rise and fall of Hoffenheim and the ultimate triumph of Wolfsburg, the Cup final was a damp affair.
Werder win 'scared rabbit' final
Unless you happen to be a Werder Bremen fan, you'd probably agree with the rest of Germany that Werder's 1-0 win over Bayer Leverkusen in Saturday's Cup final made for a deflating end to the season.
Germans have a term for it: "Angsthasen Fussball" (scared rabbit football) — an appropriate description for a fear-filled struggle between two of Germany's biggest underachievers this year, doing everything they could to avoid one last defeat before the holidays.
Bayer Leverkusen and the hunt for lost trophies
When Bayer Leverkusen, 1-0 down in the German Cup final against Werder Bremen, desperately poured forward in search of a late equaliser, somehow you knew there was no way they would turn this round.******They ended up losing another final on the same day their former midfielder Michael Ballack, who has also missed or lost everything there is to lose in football, including World Cup, European Championship and Champions League finals, was lifting the FA Cup with Chelsea after beating Everton.******But for Leverkusen it was more of the same bitter story of the past 12 years.******In 2002 they famously let slip a "treble", losing in the Champions League final to Real Madrid, choking over the final three matches of the league to end up second to Borussia Dortmund and losing the German Cup final against Schalke.******Since 1997 they've finished second in the Bundesliga four times, most painfully in 2000 when a Ballack own goal against Unterhaching cost them the title on the last day.******That's why they are called "Vize-kusen".******Hold on, some might say. They have been to two Cup finals, fought for the Bundesliga four times and almost won the Champions League. There are not many teams out there who can boast to have done all that in such a short period.******That is true. But do these seven near-misses count more than Borussia Dortmund's one Champions League win? Are they more precious than Schalke's solitary UEFA Cup win? Or newly-crowned Bundesliga champions VfL Wolfsburg's one and only trophy?******Whether fairly or not, no one apart from the Werkself fans themselves will remember Bayer's almost-seven titles, nor will there be anything to display in the trophy cabinet.******Leverkusen keeper Rene Adler had a hard time fighting back the tears after the final whistle:***
"It is difficult to say anything meaningful. Second place, you don't get anything for that. Second place is the first loser. It's terribly bitter. Vizekusen is just a word. It is a shame it was again confirmed tonight."
PHOTO: Bayer Leverkusen's Michael Ballack walks past the European Cup after his team lost the Champions League final against Real Madrid at Hampden Park. May 15, 2002. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach
Shakhtar win is fitting end for UEFA Cup
The way the UEFA Cup has been going, it was fitting, perhaps even inevitable, that Shakhtar Donetsk triumphed over Werder Bremen to win the competition's final final before its rebranding as the Europa League.
As Sonia Oxley pointed out, Easter European teams have been the ones taking it seriously of late, and as Justin Palmer noted, the Brazilian influence on the competition has been getting ever stronger. Werder were missing Diego and it showed, as they searched in vain for inspiration after falling behind for a second time. Shakhtar, of course, have far the greater Brazilian contingent.
No Diego but UEFA Cup final will have strong Brazilian influence
There will be a heavy Brazilian influence in Wednesday's UEFA Cup final between Shakhtar Donetsk and Werder Bremen in Istanbul — despite the absence of Werder's influential playmaker Diego through suspension.
Brazilian players have made a major impact in recent finals and with Ukraine's Shakhtar boasting five in their ranks, and Naldo lining up for their German rivals, expect the boys from South America to take centre stage.
Eastern Europe's UEFA Cup love affair still burning
What have the UEFA Cup and the Eurovision song contest got in common?
A) Some people don't take them as seriously as they could.
B) They give lesser known participants the chance to appear on prime-time TV.
C) East European countries have started to dominate them
And the answer, I'm starting to think, is C … because of A and B.
This year will be the third year in the past six that an ex-Soviet team plays in the UEFA Cup final after victories by Russian sides Zenit St Petersburg last year and CSKA Moscow in 2005.
Watching Shakhtar Donetsk's dramatic victory over fellow Ukrainian team Dynamo Kiev, I wondered why eastern European teams were enjoying such a love affair with a competition others have lost their passion for.
Have Peru shot themselves in the foot over Guerrero and co?
After watching a Bundesliga game in which all the goals are scored by Peruvians, it is hard to imagine that the South American country's national team is in such a predicament.
Paolo Guerrero scored twice for Hamburg SV on Sunday in their 2-1 win over Schalke 04, whose consolation was scored by his compatriot Jefferson Farfan.
What's not to love about Werder Bremen?
Werder Bremen's Weserstadion is not the most comfortable place to watch football, with its slightly rickety feel, but it must be one of the most exciting.
Saturday's 5-4 victory over Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga made it 10 goals in the last two league games for Thomas Schaaf's side, who have now shrugged off a bit of early-season lethargy to restate the case for being the most entertaining side in Germany, certainly, and quite possibly Europe as a whole.
Diego the latest to be blocked from Games
Werder Bremen have dashed the Olympic hopes of Brazil playmaker Diego, telling the 23-year-old they will not release him and thus depriving the Games of perhaps one of the world's most exciting young players
Werder sporting director Klaus Allofs said there was no legal reason for clubs to release their players because, he said, the Olympics are not part of world soccer's governing body FIFA.

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I have two children attending this school since last year. I do not live in the area therefore I drive them there every morning and it is worth it! The staff is very friendly, the grounds are always clean, the teachers keep their skills fresh with continual education, the cafeteria is clean and serves nutritional meals, and grounds are secure and safe. I am highly satisfied with my children's learning environment. For the last two years Mr. Chavez, the principal was exceptional! I am sure our new principal will do as great as a job too!
I was a student here for both 4th and 5th grade. My experience here was both challenging and rewarding! My favorite teacher came from here. The home-town experience with the nurse is a wonderful memory (her husband and my dad worked together at the post office) and the beautiful cultural learning I received is a fond memory with Dinco De mayo, the field trips, and the sugar cube missions. I wish my daughter had the teachings I had!! Thank You Ramona Alessandro for what you've taught me and for something to strive for with my daughter!! Lv and miss the days! -Janay Doering (Coley)
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College Festivals in Mumbai
Its College Festival time in Mumbai and guys and gals from all over are running from one campus to another showing off their talent and in some cases more than that. This is obviously the best time to make friends.
Here is the LIST of College Festivals in Mumbai (not all but the major ones…feel free to add some.)
1. Malhar Festival at St Xaviers College: Probably one of the biggest and most popular College Festivals in Mumbai. Malhar is the intercollegiate youth festival conducted by the students of St Xavier's College for almost 30 years now!!! Normally held in the week around Independence Day, 15th August. It hosts almost every college in Mumbai and has almost 60 events with a number of performing arts, literary arts and fine arts events, alongside informal audience games and many interesting exhibitions and workshops. Malhar is also normally the 1st college festival in Mumbai. Whats also great is that the entire event is managed and and arranged by students and gets more than 20 – 30,000 guests every year. It does get a bit crowded but its always fun. This year to mark its 30th year, Malhar is going international for the first time. Students from Lahore and Dhaka Universities are participating in various events like fine arts and ad film making. Another attraction was the Malhar exhibition which was a walk down memory lane, featuring photographs, passes and T shirts given by the ex-Xavierites. Bol Bachpan, an event organised in collaboration with the NGO Childline, will be hosting events and workshops for 35 children between eight and 12 years. The Heritage Walk, an event launched this year, will rediscover the old joys of Mumbai, with a walk that will cover places like the Horniman Circle, the Asiatic Library and the Saint. Thomas Cathedral.
2. Umang at NM College: Umang is another popular event arranged and organized at the NM College in Juhu in Mumbai Suburbs. Umang is probably the biggest college festival in the western suburbs and colleges from all over congregate to have fun. This year Umang is from 15th August to 19th August. The fest has an impressive list of celebs like Shiney Ahuja, Carol Gracias, Kelly Dorjee, etc who are slated to judge the events this year. Umang Night on August 15 had rock band Parikrama performing two originals that have never been performed before. From model hunts to guitar wars, from courtroom trials to umbrella painting are all part of Umang's activity calendar. Workshops are a big draw At Umang. This years highlight is the reading by Chetan Bhagat of his latest book, The 3 Mistakes of My Life. Coffee and chocolate addicts have a workshop dedicated to each aphrodisiac. For the career-minded, RJing and photography workshops, for dance lovers capoeira, foxtrot, street dance and belly-dancing workshops. For adventure lovers, rock climbing and archery workshops.
3. Mood Indigo at IIT Mumbai: Moodi (as it is lovingly called) is held at the end of December every year. Mood Indigo or Moodi attracts almost 60,000 – 75,000 students from approximately 500 colleges all over the country. Moodi was started in 1973 by a bunch of enthusiastic IITians, the fest has now probably become Asia's largest college festival. Mood Indigo, held for about 4-5 days from 20th December onwards and is packed with a series of unending competitions, workshops, exhibitions, talent shows, live performances and games. With huge sponsor backing, the organisers of Moodi go out of their way to offer something new every year, making sure that Mood Indigo goes that extra mile. Competitions at Mood Indigo encompass a wide range of talent; there's room for everyone here, be it musicians, dancers, orators, quizzers, actors, artists or photographers.
4. Kaleidoscope at Sofia College: Kaleidoscope is the intercollegiate festival at Sofia's College in Mumbai. Kaleidoscope is organised by students of Sofias and is today one of the most popular youth festivals of the city. Kaleidoscope – 2007 attracted more than 20000 students from colleges in and out of Mumbai. The theme of Kaleidoscope – 2007 was 'Global warming' and all the souvenirs, charts, hoardings and gift items were made out of recycled material!!! The college took the cause to the next level by even the meetings were organized at the college staircase without utilizing electricity! Kaleidoscope in hosted some exciting events like Electrocuted, Symphonique, Rhydhun, and Mr.& Ms. Kaleidoscope. In Hard Mock Café the participants of this event were some of the most sportive and creative people. Them Clones was the headlining act for the rock show.
5. Brouhaha at Sydenham College: The Sydenham College festival dates back to 1985, it was called Rainbow Lane then. And in 1993, it was Brouhaha. Over 20 colleges from the city participating nine departments of the festival: sports, workshops, gaming, fine arts, literary arts, performing arts, management, telematters and informal events. The festival will culminate with the crowning of Mr and Miss Brouhaha, who will be the students excelling in all departments. Besides the above mentioned events, the festival has events like rock art, movie set designing, script writing, body tattoos, fashion shows and a number of impromptu games. Last year there was a treasure hunt, Bhool Bhulaiyya that was held between Borivli and Churchgate stations. The event managers for the festival normally manage to rope in big names as sponsors and partners.
6. Symphony at KJ Somaiya College: Symphony, the inter-collegiate cultural festival of KJSCE, has created its name and popularity among Engineering and Management institutes under Mumbai University for the last decade. Every year about 75 institutes and 5000 students participate in the programme. The main aim is to promote, encourage and exhibit the talents of the students on a common platform and create interest in the classical, vocal and instrumental music.
7. Harmony at RAIT: RAITs inter-college cultural festival – Horizon is among the top college festivals in Mumbai. It draws participants from all over the country and can be described as three days of fun and excitement. The events at RAIT include: Literary Events-Quizzes(Sports, Math & Logic, Film & Music), Treasure Hunt,
Computer Events, Web Designing. Fine Arts Competitions – Fabric Painting, Mehendi Competitions, Face Painting. Musical Competitions-Solo and Duet Singing, Antakshari Competitions, Amateur Rock Competitions. Informals – Mock Fashion Shows, Personality Contests, etc.
8. Kshitij at Mithibai College: Kshitij is a 4 day college festival that came back after a few years gap to Mithibai college. The events at Kshitij 2007 included competitions, workshops, seminars, exhibitions, amateur shows and professional shows which were conducted in Bhaidas Hall, Jashoda Rang Mandir, Santokba Hall and classrooms of Mithibai College. Mr and Ms Kshitij, Treasure hunt, Fashion Shows and Rock Bands Events were part of the celebrations.
9. Euphoria at NMIMS: Euphoria is NMIMS, a leading management college in Mumbai's college festival. The 4 day event brings all the leading management institutes and other students together in the usual celebrations of a college festival.
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One local non-profit group got a major surprise Friday that will help lessen its financial burden.
Reins of Life, in South Bend, was awarded a $10,000 check by Liberty Mutual employees. The company selected Reins of Life as one of 100 organizations to receive grants nationwide.
"It's really the great work they do, just an amazing charitable organization," said Steve Vanderhagen, from Liberty Mutual.
The donation comes at the perfect time as Reins of Life staff was struggling to meet their budget constraints.
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Solo Driver Kierstin Eaddy Passes Away Sunday
TOPEKA, Kan. (July 20, 2014) - Kierstin Eaddy, 14, of Flower Mound, Texas, passed away on Sunday following an incident at a Sports Car Club of America autocross event being held outside Texas Motor Speedway.
From Lisa Noble, SCCA President/CEO:
"All of us at the SCCA are shocked and saddened to hear about Sunday's tragic accident involving Kierstin Eaddy. We are a Club of families, and are shaken by the loss of this young competitor. Personally, and on behalf of the SCCA, my heartfelt condolences go out to Kierstin's family, friends, and the participants at Sunday's event."
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pacopico writes "Elon Musk has just come off a pretty amazing run. SpaceX docked with the ISS. Tesla has started selling its all-electric luxury sedan, and SolarCity just filed to go public. Bloomberg Businessweek spent a few days with Musk and got a look inside his insane factories in Silicon Valley and Los Angeles. It's like Willy Wonka time for geeks. Among the other proclamations in the story is Musk saying that he intends to die on Mars. 'Just not on impact.' Musk then goes on to describe a fifth mode of transportation he's calling the Hyperloop."


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Star Trek Online heads to the Golden State with a lot of questions to answer (some from our very own readers). This week is GDC, which means the developers put on their best kit and smile big for the cameras. Keeping with the Star Trek theme, I'm sure Zinc would like to phaser a few of the wingnuts asking him questions (not us of course). This week we find out why Medeor would struggle to handle the press from the other side of the table, and we even talk about the game in The Captain's Blog.


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A man widely credited to be Europe's largest sheep farmer has revealed that he has sold the bulk of his 37,000 acre farm in Scotland.
John Cameron, a former president of NFU Scotland, announced on Tues (10 Jan) that he has reached agreement to sell 36,850 acres of land in West Perthshire and in the East Neuk of Fife to one buyer – the Edinmore Group.
Mr Cameron said: "My wife Margaret and I are not getting any younger, but we are not retiring, just winding the scale of our operations.
"We have thought long and hard about this because we have no family and no direct relatives and we want a little bit more time to ourselves to do lots of things.
"So we have decided sell five of the seven farms, which cover around 1,200acres in Fife with the rest being in West Perthshire at Glen Lochay and Ivermearan."
The sale is highly unusual in that Mr Cameron was determined to strike a private "deal on a lock, stock and barrel" basis with the buyer giving a commitment to retain the existing 12 employees.
The sale includes 8,500 ewes, 2,000 ewe hoggs and 120 suckler cows on the hill farms as well 300 cows, plus feeding cattle and sheep on the Fife farms.
Mr Cameron added: "I was particularly anxious that the staff be keep on, many of them have been with us for many years and their future is very important.
"I was warned by my advisers that seeking the kind of deal I was after would cut down the number of potential bidders very considerably.
"I might have got a higher price by selling the units and selling them separately, but I wanted to leave these farms with my stamp on them."
Angus Crow, the managing director of Edinmore, which is a subsidiary of the Edinburgh-based Caledonian Investments, commented on the acquisition.
"Its reputation is second to none, with an outstanding track record in management and quality," he said.
"We are very pleased to have reached agreement on this significant purchase and look forward to reviewing all the various aspects of the business. No further comment will be made on future plans at this time."
The details of the purchase price have so far not been revealed.
Mr Cameron will continue to be involved with Quality Meat Scotland, the National Beef Association and the National Sheep Association.
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Jason La Canfora of cbssports.com has reported via his Twitter account that the Houston Texans have signed Romeo Crennel as their latest defensive coordinator .
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Echoes of the Past
By Gerri Russell
She started out writing for practice and created a "big, weird book" that didn't fit into any particular genre. She broke the "rules" of writing by creating scenes out of order in a random fashion that eventually became an agglomerated whole. Yet bestselling phenomenon Diana Gabaldon didn't let any of that stop her natural storytelling abilities from enchanting millions of readers worldwide. Gabaldon is now up to book seven in her renowned Outlander series.
Since the first hardcover release of Outlander in 1991, Gabaldon has created a small publishing empire with multiple bestselling books in the series, as well as compiled The Outlandish Companion, which answers readers' questions about the many characters and situations in the novels.
Her current release, An Echo in the Bone (Oct., Delacorte), continues the journey of Jamie Fraser, a Scottish Highlander from the 18th century, and his time-traveling wife, Claire Randall. The path that led to the success of Gabaldon's series is a tale in itself.
RUSSELL: Diana, for readers who might not know how you got started in your writing career, could you share a little of that journey with us?
GABALDON: I wanted to be a novelist at a very early age, but I come from a very conservative background. Instead of encouraging me to write, my father cautioned me to work in a field where
I could support my family. I put any writing aspirations on hold and went on to university, where I earned a master's degree in marine biology and a Ph.D. in ecology. My dissertation was a 400-page work titled "Nest Site Selection in the Pinyon Jay, Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus" -- or as my husband says,
"Why birds build nests where they do, and who cares anyway?"
When I turned 35, I thought to myself, "Mozart was dead at 36. If you want to write a novel, maybe you'd better get started." So, I asked myself, what was the easiest possible book for me to write, for practice? After considerable thought, it seemed to me that perhaps a historical novel would be the easiest thing to try. I was a research professor, after all. I had a huge university library available, and I knew how to use it. I thought it seemed a little easier to look things up than to make them up -- and if I turned out to have no imagination, I could steal things from the historical record. Having no formal background in history, I figured one time or place would do as well as another.
RUSSELL: So how did you start writing books about Scotland?
GABALDON: It was quite by accident, really. I was watching an episode of PBS' Doctor Who with a young Scottish lad named Jamie MacCrimmon, whom the Doctor had picked up in 1745. This character wore a kilt, which I thought was rather fetching, and he demonstrated a form of pigheaded male gallantry that I've always found endearing: the strong urge on the part of a man to protect a woman, even though he may realize that she's plainly capable of looking after herself.
RUSSELL: Can you tell us a little about what we can expect in An Echo in the Bone?
GABALDON: The cover offers great insight into the storyline. There's a Celtic symbol in the background with a caltrop in the foreground. The caltrop is a weapon, but for the book it represents the four intersecting storylines that make up the book's whole.
In the first storyline, readers will get to see Jamie and Claire as their relationship matures and as their life gets more complex. The American Revolution takes center stage, and while Jamie knows the Americans will win, he'd rather die than face his illegitimate son, William, a young lieutenant in the British army, across the barrel of a gun. The second storyline explores Claire and Jamie's daughter Brianna and her husband, Roger,
as they settle into the Highlands
of the 20th century with their young family -- and discover
that the 20th century may be no safer than the 18th. The third
storyline features Lord John
Grey and his son -- also Jamie's
son -- William, and the battles (both overt and covert) on the British side of the Revolution.
The final storyline showcases Young Ian, and we'll find out
more about his Mohawk wife.
RUSSELL: Will there be another book in the Outlander series after An Echo in the Bone?
GABALDON: Certainly. There will be at least one more book, but I won't really know until I finish writing whether this is the end or if there's more to the story.
RUSSELL: Who is your favorite character in the Outlander series?
GABALDON: I don't have a favorite; they all talk to me. But I will tell you that there's a local group of fans who take me out to tea now and then to pick my brains, and on one such occasion, they got started on Black Jack Randall: "Oh, he's such scum. He makes my skin crawl. He's just loathsome. ..." And I sat there, smiling pleasantly and sipping my Earl Grey, thinking, "You have no idea that you're talking to Black Jack Randall, do you?"
RUSSELL: In addition to the Outlander series, you've written several Lord John Grey books, and you've mentioned a contemporary mystery series and a graphic novel on your blog. Can you give us an update on these projects?
GABALDON: There will be another Lord John Grey book, Lord John and the Scottish Prisoner -- that's under contract. Now that I'm done with An Echo in the Bone I'll be working
on that and also will get back to the contemporary crime
novel I've been working on, temporarily titled "Red Ant's Head."
As for the graphic novel, that's based on Outlander but
it's not a straight adaptation; it has a new storyline that weaves through the major events of the novel. It will be released
sometime in 2010. It's not really a departure for me; I used
to script comic books for Walt Disney back in the 1970s. The artist, Hoang Nguyen, is doing a marvelous job with the
artwork. It'll be a gorgeous book!
RUSSELL: Outlander has been optioned for a movie with Randall Wallace, of Braveheart and Pearl Harbor fame,
writing the script. What's happening there?
GABALDON: The script is complete and it's my understanding that they are currently shopping for a director.
RUSSELL: Have you had any input into
the script?
GABALDON: None, whatsoever.
RUSSELL: Even though you're not a Scot, you capture the imagery and all the fine details of Scotland in the pages of your books. Have you been to Scotland for research?
GABALDON: I've been to Scotland many times while developing the Outlander series, most recently this summer. I attended The Gathering in Edinburgh, a Highland Games event that brings people together from across the world to celebrate Scotland's culture, clans and families in a kind of "homecoming." When I let people know I was coming to Scotland, I was asked to be the guest of honor at the Inverness Highland Games.
RUSSELL: Can we talk a bit about your writing process? You write your scenes
in the order they come to you. How does this work?
GABALDON: I think it's like raising continents. You know, looking out over this vast and trackless sea, you begin to
see volcanoes popping up here and there, spouting. And as
they rise and lava goes down the sides you get mountains
coming up and, gradually, it all comes clear. You begin to see
how one mountain flows down into a valley and up into another. But to start with, all you see are mountains. Gradually, as you
get close to the surface, you can look and see all the valleys
and connections.
RUSSELL: As a successful author who follows her own
heart and her own rules, what tips can you share with
other aspiring authors?
GABALDON: I speak to a lot of writers' groups and here's what I always say: Read anything and everything. Write. That is, unfortunately, the only way of learning how! And don't stop.
RUSSELL: Your Outlander series has made millions of readers believe in lifelong love and romance. Do you have anything you'd like to say to your fans?
GABALDON: I'm grateful for each of them. I get lots of
mail from fans, saying that they've read the series for the
second or third time, telling me about the deeper connections
they discovered in the books: the arc of the series or the layers
I build into each of the novels or the deeper connections
they experience with the characters upon further reading.
I am gratified that they enjoy the books and hope they will
continue to do so.
RUSSELL: Diana, thank you so much for spending this time with us! Wishing you every success with your new series and
all your endeavors in the years ahead.
Gerri Russell is a longtime Diana Gabaldon fan. The Outlander series was one of the reasons Russell fell in love with all things Scottish. She continues to write about Scotland today. The first book in Russell's Brotherhood of the Scottish Templars series, To Tempt a Knight, was a September release from Dorchester Publishing. You can find her online at GerriRussell.net.
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Chris Russell on espn980.com reported today that Albert Haynesworth will be among the Redskins' inactives. Anthony Bryant, who was inactive last week, will play in his place behind Ma'ake Kemoeatu . Expect the starting defensive ends to be Adam Carriker and Kedric Golston, as was the case last week.
So far today, it looks like this could be a high-scoring weekend. Teams are trading scores in several of the early games, including Dallas vs the Bears. I know Chicago is in the NFC, but I just don't think a tie is likely enough to root for, so go Bears. It's 7 to 7 in Philly. Kansas City is up 3 to 0 over Cleveland, while Pittsburgh is up 10 to 3 over the Titans. Chicago leads Dallas 10 to 7. Atlanta leads Arizona 10 to 0.
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For the third time in three years a pair of Marshall Academy baseball players have been selected to participate in the Mississippi Association of Independent Schools All-Star Game.
Seniors Parker James and Will Patton were named to the North squad after posting stellar numbers during their final campaign. They are the only players from District 1-AA on the 18-man roster.
James, an outfielder and pitcher, was the team's leading hitter with a .402 batting average along with nine doubles and 20 runs batted in. He also swiped 24 of 25 stolen base attempts. On the mound, the Blue Mountain College signee, was 6-2 with a 1.30 earned run average. After the season, James was tabbed as the District 1-AA most valuable player.
Patton was a workhorse on the mound for the Patriots as he recorded a 9-1 record and a 1.86 ERA. He struck out 94 batters in 56 1/3 innings pitched and allowed only 48 hits. He will play at Mississippi Delta Community College in Moorhead next season.
"I am very proud to see all of their hard work pay off," said Johnny Ray, who coached the talented pair at Marshall. "This is an honor to be selected and even more so to go as team mates and represent their school one more time."
The all-star game will be played this Saturday, May 29, at Smith-Wills Stadium in Jackson. Game time is set for 2 p.m.
Coaches for the North squad are A.J. Downs from Manchester Academy in Yazoo City and Jeff Walls from Washington School in Greenville. The squad is made up of players from the ranks of AA and AAA schools from the North Divisions.
Other notable selections are Austin Hartzog (Ole Miss signee), Caleb Baucum (Hinds Community College signee) and Josh Rogers (Southern Miss signee), all from Hillcrest; Garrett Radicioni (Northwest Community College signee) from Lee Academy; as well as Jake Brigman (Northwest signee) and Jeremy Massie from Magnolia Heights School.
Hunter Bolden and Chris Gardner represented Marshall in 2009 and Shane Campbell and Tyler Sanders were selected in 2008.
Marshall finished with a 27-7 record this past season, including a 12-0 mark in District 1-AA play. They were eliminated by eventual state runner-up Hillcrest Christian School.
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we live in mingled symmetry
with port holes in our face
stepping back we see the past
while stepping forward its gone again
you see the water rising slow
as if the ocean had swallowed us
dragging us down, further than we thought
but no one has yet to panic
we know the end must come
and come it shall
we looked into the waters depths
to see if its alright
the light has dimmed from the surface
not much is left to see.
a piercing shriek escapes the blue
and reaches inside our ships walls
we wont be back to the ones we loved
but panic we shall not
our blood stays warm in the face of this new threat
the water seeping passed the cracks of the boards
how the ship has withstood so much
none of us can be sure
intact it stays, as we hit the bottom
the cracks get larger with the force
a spray of salty ocean infiltrates
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While most statistics that are thrown around in regards to the gender wage gap don't consider occupation, industry, and education, there is still a large percentage of the wage gap that goes unexplained once this is considered. By and large, women are paid less on the sole fact that they are women.
And for the men who complain, "BUT TEH MENZ HAEV TO PAY FOR DINNERZ" (no, actually, you don't), let's pretend that it was law that all men had to pay for their dates.
The unexplained wage gap that has a disparity of 10 cents per dollar is equal to $4,465 per year, or $156,275 over the course of a 35-year career.
Let me put that in other terms for you. With that extra money from the wage gap you can do the following:
-Pay for 700 steak dinners ($35/each)
-Pay for 1,000 IMAX theatre ticket ($16/each)
-Pay for 85 tickets to a broadway show ($85/each)
-Fly 3 times from NYC to Paris and spend a week each time at a 4-star hotel ($6,000/trip)
-Buy a 14K White gold diamond ring ($7,500)
And still have $48,000 to spend on whatever else you want.
So next time you complain about having to pay for a woman's dinner (that you're not obligated to pay) when the Wage Gap is discussed, sit yo ass down.
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Is it safe to have a tummy tuck and an upper arm lift at the same time?
The answer is really dependent upon your general health and the extent of the two procedures. Consider a baseline EKG and evaluation by your IMED or FP practitioner first. If you are in good health based upon your height and weight it most likely will be OK because, these procedures will not be too extensive. Please leave plenty of time for recovery especially, with combined procedures. Best, Gary R Culbertson, MD, FACS
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Hello St Louis!!
Hi all,
St Louis rams fan here from Glasgow, Scotland. Been a fan since i was 12, now 20, Marshall Faulk is my hero, along with Issac Bruce. Wear number 80 for my team, as a tribute to Bruce, who play in the British American Football League. Look forward to posting more!
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Welcome Braveheart! As a Ram fan you have come to the right place. Feel free to post in any of the threads or start some of your own. You are among friends here.
Go Rams!!!
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Ram fan here from New Jersey.I grew up a Cowboy fan.That dates back to 1971.In 1994 I started following the Rams with my brother.I went to Rams playoff game against Minnesota in 1999 when they won it all.I went to see them beat Green Bay in the playoffs and I went to New Orleans when they lost that year to the Saints.Been to Giants stadium to see them play Jets and Giants.Been down to Philly as well.I want to go to see them play @ Arizona,San Fran and Seattle.
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admin on March 24th, 2012
I am just wondering whether links from a logo will benefit my site in the same was as a text link would? Do they count at all? If so, is the Alt Tag used as opposed to anchor text? A site has just offered to place my logo on their site which links through to my site, just need to know whether to ask for a text link instead...
If you are getting the next best thing which is an image link, than it is ok. Just be sure they include a proper alt attribute for your Logo image. Adding the alt attribute with the image link provides an added benefit.
I'd also look at what is surrounding your image link. There are "outside influences" that come into play when we're talking about image links and their placement.


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Hi folks, we've had a bit of drama lately around Tumblr and I apologize for that. There were some issues and they have been sorted out now.
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Here's a video of the calendar we created for Hudson Urban Bicycle. LIFECYCLE: 365 Days in the life of a bike in NYC.
Get a bike. Lock it to a post. Take a pic every day for a year.Last year, we conducted a unique urban experiment for Hudson Urban Bicycles. On January 1, 2011 we chained a fully loaded bike - bells, basket, lights and more - to a post along a busy Soho street. We took a picture of the bike everyday for 365 days, watching it slowly vanish before our eyes. The photos we took were then turned into a daily calendar. We call this project LIFECYCLE: 365 days in the life of a bike in NYC.
On a sunny stroll through Soho yesterday, I came across a unique establishment… It's called WeWork and they have 4 locations, three in NYC, one in San Francisco. They're filled with rented work spaces catering to new/small businesses and encourage collaboration among other businesses in the space. The boutique spaces are functional, have tons of great amenities and also utilize sustainable design. Check it out here.


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Akira Lynn is another fierce Asian model who comes to us courtesy of superstar photographer Scott Church (@scottchurch). This Vietnamese aspiring model is in competition for Playboy's Miss Social, and she's slowly but surely building her repertoire in the modeling world. In this interview, she talks about her crush on Sandra Bullock, her advice for aspiring models, and her love of cooking. —Bernadette Giacomazzo (@bgiacomazzo) Tell us a little bit about yourself, in your own words. The plain boring facts are that I am Vietnamese and have been living in the US for 13 years. Other than that, I am just a ...Read More
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There's a linebacker named "Nathan Williams" playing for Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl.
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This is a photographic representation of tonight.
Rad times with bros at Sewanee: The University of the South.
At one point, holy water became involved.
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Here's a picture of Nathan with his pants down.
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Stephen Gostkowski: 'Today just wasn't my day'
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — It was not Stephen Gostkowski's finest hour.
The kicker — a bonafide Pro Bowl candidate who had been converting at a blistering 94 percent rate over the first 13 games with six field goals of 50 or more yards — missed a 48-yard field goal attempt wide left in the second half, and knocked a late kickoff out of bounds that allowed Miami excellent field position for a key fourth-quarter drive.
While the loss isn't all on Gostkowski's shoulders, he had no problem taking responsibility for his own shortcomings late in Sunday's 24-20 loss to the Dolphins.
"There were many times where I felt like I put a good swing on the ball and it was a good operation today," he said after the game. "But today just wasn't my day, and it stinks to play terrible and lose."
It was a good start for Gostkowski, who had an early 22-yard field goal, to go along with a 23-yarder in the second half. But the 48-yard miss ended a streak of 21 straight makes from inside 50 yards for him.
"I felt like I hit it pretty well," he said. "The weather was blowing left to right all day, and I thought if I let it leak left a little, the ball would land where I planned it."
Then, the botched fourth-quarter kickoff attempt set the Dolphins up very nicely — Miami started from the 40, and went 60 yards on nine plays for what would be the game-winning score.
Asked about Gostkowski's blunder, Patriots coach Bill Belichick said the loss can't be put on the kicker.
"We just didn't make enough plays in any of the three phases of the game," he said. "We could have used one, two more plays in each phase of the game."
"It stinks to lose and have such and affect on the game," said Gostkowski.
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Multiple media outlets report that Hamas's offensive tunnel network – now known to have been composed of over forty attack tunnels dug underneath Israel's border with the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip – was set to be activated during the Jewish High Holidays (September 24th) as a mass terror attack.
The attack was meant to generate as many as ten thousand casualties, men, women and particularly children and hundreds of captives. Explosives were particularly placed underneath kindergartens to make certain that these "institutions" would be the first struck, even before any thing else.
The IDF recently published the below map showing that tunnels were created in pairs, to empty out on both sides of nearby communities. The known cost of the infrastructure – each tunnel costs upward of some $1 million – clearly shows that Hamas was planning a coordinated mega-attack. It must be understood that use of even one tunnel would inevitably trigger Israeli retaliation against the entire network.
Revelations regarding the planned tunnel attack magnitude played a decisive role in the Israeli government's rejection of a ceasefire proposed late Friday by Secretary of State John Kerry.
Unbelievably, Kerry actually proposed in his latest "cease-fire proposal" – none of which have been honored by Hamas so far – that Israel refrains from degrading remaining attack tunnels. This mind-boggling concept would necessarily be rejected by any sane government, of any country.
Israeli security sources, citing information acquired in interrogations of captured brigands, described a scenario under which hundreds of heavily armed Hamas fighters would have spilled out into Israel in the dead of night and within 10 minutes been positioned to infiltrate essentially all Israeli communities surrounding the Gaza Strip. Waiting then in hiding until schools and kindergartens were occupied, the terrorists would then attempt to kill the children first, and then kill and kidnap as many Israelis as possible. The plot was set to take place during Jewish New Year, on September 24.
"It's like the Underground, the Metro or the Subway," Israeli military spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said. "These tunnels are all connected. I would describe it as Lower Gaza."
Israeli Economy Minister Naftali Bennett said, "A whole city of terror tunnels has been found. Without the ground operation, we would have woken up one day to an Israeli 9/11."
Except, the actual objective was to be five times 9/11.
Read more at Daily Caller
Also see:
- The Underground War on Israel (weeklystandard.com)
Why would North Korea help Hamas build tunnels? (jewishjournal.com)
REPORT: HAMAS USED CHILD LABOR TO BUILD TERROR TUNNELS; HUNDREDS KILLED (breitbart.com)


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Prior to the launch of Viagra®, the little blue pill that revolutionized the treatment of male impotence, impotence vacuum pumps were one of the most popular and successful impotence treatments available.
Impotence vacuum pumps remain the preferable option and the most viable alternative to the new impotence drugs for a large number of men.
Impotence (or erectile dysfunction) is defined as the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse, and includes the inability to get an erection as a result of sexual stimulation or to lose your erection prior to ejaculation.
For an erection to occur, blood vessels in the penis must be healthy and strong enough to dilate and allow for additional blood flow, which creates and maintains an erection before and during sexual intercourse. After ejaculation, the blood vessels gradually contract.
Choosing the right impotence treatment is as much a personal choice as it is a medical decision.
A recent medical study in Europe on 460 impotent males, ranging in age from 35 to 75, found that 43% of men over the age of 50 chose impotence vacuum pumps as their preferred option. The researchers found that the two main reasons for this choice were familiarity with the product and health issues with alternative medications.
The major health risks reported in the European study for avoiding other forms of impotence treatment, particularly impotence pills, were heart conditions, high blood pressure and diabetes. For most men suffering from any one of these conditions, the new oral medications such as Viagra®, Cialis® and Levitra® are simply NOT an option.
Mr G Hausmann, 63, a participant in the survey, said:
"I have had diabetes since my mid 30's. My wife and I have used an impotence vacuum pump for many years and we are very happy with it because of the damage diabetes has done to my vascular system."
A number of medications prescribed for angina (chest pain) and high blood pressure contain nitrates, which can cause a severe reaction with chemicals used in the newer impotence drugs.
For long-term diabetics, impotence vacuum pumps are a safer alternative due to their non-invasive and drug-free application.
Impotence vacuum pumps create an erection by using a plastic cylinder which is placed around the penis. A manual or electronic pump gradually withdraws the air from the cylinder, creating a vacuum and drawing blood into the penis.
Once the penis is rigid, the cylinder is removed and an elasticized band (often referred to as a "tension ring") is applied to the base of the penis to prevent blood from flowing back into the body and to maintain the erection during intercourse.
The diagram on the right clearly demonstrates how an impotence vacuum pump works.
A note of caution: the tension ring should never be left on for more than 30 minutes.
There are a variety of impotence pump models available, so it's important to choose the appropriate shape and size for your particular needs. Seek help from your doctor or pharmacist if you have any doubts.