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Have Brits fallen for Netflix, or do they still LoveFilm?
I have Lovefilm ( the one that includes 1 dvd at a time ) and I also have Netflix and I have just cancelled my Sky TV subsription.
I am pondering over buying a Freesat box with recording facility, but since I upgraded my broadband to unlimited fibre optic all the TV I have watched has been either Lovefilm or Netfix.
Also as someone else pointed out there are no adverts and much cheaper than my Sky subscription.
DoJ could start Apple ebook price-fixing lawsuit this week
Good it is about time the greedy barstuards
RIM BlackBerry Torch 9860 smartphone
Nice phone poor battery life
I have had one of these phones for the past weeek.
The phone itself is very nice to use and it is very responsive and the call quality is excellent. Having the big screen is brilliant it makes looking at the internet much easier.
The down sides I found were:
1. The signal strength is nowhere near as good as my 9700, in places where the 9700 would get a low signal but still connect ok this phone was losing the network or just not connecting at all, I took the initial phone I got back and got a replacement and a replacement sim card thinking it was faulty but it made no difference. In the end I had to get the Vodafone Sure Signal box to get a reliable connection at home.
2. The battery life. With the 9700 I can get 2 maybe 3 days if I needed too, but I recharge every night anyway so as long as I get at least 1 day then I wouldnt have been a problem. The best I got with this phone was 7 - 8 hours and that was been very very careful not to use it too much and I installed an app to switch off anything (such as wifi) off when I am not using it, prior to installing this app I got a lot less than this.
This morning I returned the phone and I have gone back to the 9700.
If battery life isnt an issue and you use the phone in areas with a good signal then this phone is excellent, unfortunatly for me it is an issue. I also realise that all big screen phones use up the battery faster than the smaller screens, but I also have an HTC wildfire and that can give me battery life into the 2 -3 days range so I think they need to think about putting a bigger battery into any future large screen phones they release and if they do then I would be very interested in trying it but as it stands having a nice phone that you cant use incase the battery goes flat is no good to me.
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Timothy Egan on American politics and life, as seen from the West.
Decide, O.K.? When the choice was between Scrooge McDuck and the Kenyan Socialist, you couldn't make up your mind. Now that you know it's between two Harvard know-it-alls, with clear, divergent views of government, you're waiting for — what? The long-lost Mormon tablets to reappear? Donald Trump to reveal what his phantom investigators found among the birth records in Hawaii?
No, of course not. To your credit, you don't take your talking points from the toxic menu of far-right radio nor from the conspiracy theorists of the paranoid left. But that's the only nice thing I'm going to say about you.
You're not Solomon, carefully weighing the choices. You're a ditherer. You probably panic at "paper or plastic" in the supermarket, backing up the checkout line. We know all about you, because the campaigns have spent millions studying you, probing you, stuffing you with those little sausage things. Your every emotion is wired and registered.
And here's what we know: there aren't that many of you, not compared with past years. In 2008, 1 in 7 voters was persuadable at one time. This year it is closer to 1 in 20 — about 5 percent. And in your hands, the savants of politics say, rests the future of the republic.
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Randy Galloway ended his 28-year radio career all of it in Dallas-Fort Worth doing one of the things hes known for: hammering the Dallas Cowboys, who gave the Galloway and Company show plenty of ammo with their 51-48 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday.But there were also some words of farewell during Mondays show, which aired from 3 to 6 p.m. on KESN/103.3 FM ESPN Radio.Its the last GAC, Galloway said, pronouncing GAC gack as always. GAC aint comin back. On Tuesday, Cumulus Media Co. will take over management of KESN through a local management agreement with ESPN, which will continue to own the station.Galloway, who began his radio career with WBAP/820 AM in 1985 and moved to ESPN Radio in 2003, had originally intended to stay through Dec. 22 under Cumulus.But when his lawyer informed him that he could retire early and still get paid till the end of the year if he stayed with ESPN when the takeover occurred, Galloway moved the retirement date up.Im leaving with this golden parachute attached to my butt, Galloway said, then added that several staffers including program director Tom Lee (who got word Monday morning that his 93-year-old father had died), on-air personality Landry Locker and SportsCenter anchor Kelly Webster, aka Miss Kelly would lose their jobs in the changeover. So theres no celebrating that golden parachute, Galloway added. The Company part of Galloway and Company Matt Mosley, Glenn Stretch Smith and producer Mark Friedo Friedman will continue on, with a replacement for Galloway to be named later.Mosley read a letter that was both affectionate and tongue-in-cheek: We feel honored to have been called idiots by you, it read in part. You, sir, are the reason that ESPN now has a policy that you cant call a local team gutless pigs. You harassed us, you protected us, you rooted for us.During the last quarter-hour of the show, Hank Snows Im Moving On played. Moving on is easy, Galloway said. Saying goodbye is easy. But thats because the memories and friendship have been so dang good after 28 years.Galloway also writes a column for the Star-Telegram.
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After a very sloppy start to the game, Kentucky made a sub that I think will change the team for the rest of the year. Jarrod Polson is usually the first man off the bench to play point guard, but today it was Ryan Harrow. He was expected to be the point guard coming into this year, but had a sickness and family problems so he fell behind in the rotation. I think with his play today Ryan may have won the job back, and we could see him in the starting lineup next saturday as the cats take on Lipscomb at Rupp Arena.
I think for this team to be very good(which they can be) Ryan Harrow has to be the point guard. When he was in the game today the offense ran a lot smoother than it did with Archie Goodwin at the point. To Archie's credit he's not a point guard, and needs to play off the ball where he can attack. Nobody on this team can attack and score like Archie can. When he runs the point he has to worry about running the offense instead of running in the lane and dunking on somebody.
Now, to the game that took place today; Portland came in off a very impressive game againist (21) UNLV. Portland had a 9 point lead in the later part of the second half, but made some critical mistakes that allowed UNLV to steal one from them. The spread was set at 24, and I thought that was a little to high because of the way they played UNLV on Tuesday.
I thought Alex Poythress played well, but could be a lot better. He doesn't fully understand how dominate he can be right now. He could be the best player in all of college basketball in my opinion if he would just do it. He had 15 points, but it was very quiet. Archie Goodwin was out of control at the beginning of the 1st half, but settled down and at the end of the game he was a monster. He had two major dunks in transition that showed his ability. One of those dunks will be on sportscenter top 10 later on tonight. I love the hussle of Nerlens Noel, he brings it every night and plays 100% every possession. Noel was close to a triple double with 7 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 blocks. My prediction- He gets a triple double before the end of the season.
Now, lets get to the big story of the game and that is Ryan Harrow. Like I said earlier he checked in very early in this game becasue of Archie having problems handling the ball. He ran the offense like he was supposed to and in the second half I think he finally got his game back. He lead multiple fast break transitions that led to many easy layups and dunks. That helped Kentucky pull away and extend the lead all the way to 32 at one point. I think we could have a new starting lineup come saturday and I expect Harrow to be the point guard from here on out.
Nerlens Noel was fighting an injury today, and it was noticeable but the big guy played through the pain and had a great all around game once again. UK athletics announced on Twitter that it was a "Left leg contusion". Camp Cal may have gotten to him this past week. All I can say is I am glad it's them and not me, because Calipari looks like he could get extra AMPED if needed.
Overall I liked the effort that Kentucky played with; however there were many breakdowns on defense and some on offense, but I have faith in this team and in Calipari to get this fixed. The good thing about those is that they are all fixable with some practice and game action. Yes, it was a sloppy game, but I am excited to see what this week of practice brings and to see the improvement from week to week.
Like I said earlier Kentucky will host Lipscomb University a week from today. Big Blue Nation let's get Rupp rocking!!!!! Kentucky improves to 6-3 on the season.
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Muslim birth rate falls, population to grow more slowly
PARIS (Reuters) - Falling birth rates will slow the world's Muslim population growth over the next two decades, reducing it on average from 2.2 percent a year in 1990-2010 to 1.5 percent a year from now until 2030, a new study says.
Muslims will number 2.2 billion by 2030 compared to 1.6 billion in 2010, making up 26.4 percent of the world population compared to 23.4 percent now, according to estimates by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.
The report did not publish figures for worldwide populations of other major religions, but said the United States-based Pew Forum planned similar reports on growth prospects for worldwide Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Judaism.
"The declining growth rate is due primarily to falling fertility rates in many Muslim-majority countries," it said, noting the birth rate is falling as more Muslim women are educated, living standards rise and rural people move to cities.
"Globally, the Muslim population is forecast to grow at about twice the rate of the non-Muslim population over the next two decades -- an average annual growth rate of 1.5 percent for Muslims, compared with 0.7 percent for non-Muslims," it said.
The report, entitled The Future of the Global Muslim Population, was part of a Pew Forum program analyzing religious change and its impact on societies around the world.
It said about 60 percent of the world's Muslims will live in the Asia-Pacific region in 2030, 20 percent in the Middle East, 17.6 percent in sub-Saharan Africa, 2.7 percent in Europe and 0.5 percent in the Americas.
Pakistan will overtake Indonesia as the world's most numerous Muslim nation by 2030, it said, while the Muslim minority in mostly Hindu India will retain its global rank as the third largest Muslim population.
Continued migration will swell the ranks of Europe's Muslim minorities by one-third by 2030, to 8 percent of the region's inhabitants from 6 percent, it said.
Muslims in France will rise to 6.9 million, or 10.3 percent of the population, from 4.7 million (7.5 percent), in Britain to 5.6 million (8.2 percent) from 2.9 million and in Germany to 5.5 million (7.1 percent) from 4.1 million (5 percent).
The Muslim share of the U.S. population will grow from 0.8 percent in 2010 to 1.7 percent in 2030, "making Muslims roughly as numerous as Jews or Episcopalians are in the United States today," the study said.
By 2030, Muslims will number 2.1 million or 23.2 percent of the population in Israel -- including Jerusalem but not the West Bank and Gaza -- after 1.3 million (17.7 percent) in 2010.
"The slowdown in Muslim population growth is most pronounced in the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East-North Africa and Europe, and less sharp in sub-Saharan Africa," it said, while migration will accelerate it in the Americas through 2020.
While Muslim populations worldwide are still younger on average than others, "the so-called "youth bulge" -- the high percentage of Muslims in their teens and 20s -- peaked around the year 2000 and is now declining," the study said.
Sunni Muslims will continue to make up the overwhelming majority in Islam -- about 87-90 percent, the report estimated -- while Shi'ite numbers may decline because of relatively low birth rates in Iran, where one-third of all Shi'ites live.
The study saw a close link between education and birth rates in Muslim-majority countries. Women in countries with the least education for girls had about five children while those where girls had the longest schooling averaged 2.3 children.
The study said it counted "all groups and individuals who self-identify as Muslims," including secular or non-observant people, without measuring levels of religiosity.
It said measuring the impact of Islam on birth rates was difficult because "cultural, social, economic, political, historical and other factors may play equal or greater roles."
This is especially good news in terms of Muslims, since Islamic radicals tend to arise from bleak, overpopulated conditions that make them lose hope for an honest life.
Zero population growth is how nature operates. In other species, an equilibrium is reached (with occasional spikes) after they've achieved a livable population size. But humans exceeded the Earth's carrying-capacity many decades ago, and fossil fuels (ancient capital energy) won't keep the current bloat viable much longer.
If the world population manages to peak at well under the projected 9 billion for 2050, much progress will have been made.
Their Hamas underling, Khaled Meshaal said it best at his daughter's wedding 3 years ago alluding to the tactic of demographic conquest, while also speaking volumes about the value and role of women in the jihadist vision for society. He proclaimed that "The Palestinian reproductive machine is alive and well". The ayatollahs' demand for reproduction output is high and they pay out good petro-dollars to feed, house, school & vaccinate the offspring of all sworn Hamas & Hezbollah members in order to guarantee high yields in Gaza and Lebanon. No doubt the same tactic will be actively employed in all Shiite quarters of Iraq. This new report will only strengthen their resolve to increase production.
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Three Squared Inc. says America's first multifamily dwellings constructed from retired shipping containers will save money and environmental resources.
While new "brick and mortar" construction continues to struggle amid economic woes, and as lumber—a critical new construction material in the residential sector—is harvested faster than it can be replenished, forward-thinking real estate development company Three Squared Inc. is trying something new. The company is moving forward with its cargo container residential and commercial construction initiatives, citing escalating marketplace acceptance and demand driven by what it calls superior cost efficiencies, heightened profitability and minimized build time. The company, whose shipping container building solution offers what it calls systemized and sustainable construction resulting in affordable luxury, has announced an array of significant company projects and other milestones, including:
"We are the perfect solution to construction for all types of projects," says Leslie Horn, CEO of Three Squared. "With the U.S. new construction industry desperate for ways to cut costs without undermining quality, green home construction gaining significant momentum and a growth rate from $49 billion to $140 billion (representing 20 percent of new construction) forecasted over the next five years, shipping-container-based construction is an extraordinarily well-positioned solution. This is especially true for America's multifamily, mixed use and commercial markets that are completely underserved, even as demand for this segment rises. For these reasons and more, our cargo-container-based building options are being extremely well received in both the domestic and international marketplace, as our recent array of milestones exemplifies. We love Detroit and are thrilled to be building there and help lead turning both the city's and our nation's economy around."
Detroit, although it has lost population and has suffered as the U.S. auto and steel industries have undertaken major revampings in the past several decades, has a long and proud history of firsts. With its civic pride returning and sports teams on the comeback, many companies are eyeing the city as a choice location. Whole Foods, for example, is opening its first store there, and Quicken Loans is creating new jobs and setting an important example. The company is encouraging downtown Detroit employees to move to the city by offering financial incentives and down-payment-assistance programs. Detroit is perfectly positioned to be the home of Three Squared's first projects.
"Detroit was selected as our headquarters because of the state and local governing bodies' positive leadership, proactive attitude and commitment to becoming an environmental leader in the 21st century," Horn says. "Land costs are also very reasonable, allowing us to yield attractive margins while keeping our prices to consumers affordable.
"Our company marries the trend toward sustainable green housing solutions with the problems of escalating building costs and a surplus of unlikely yet durable, versatile, widely available, economical and code-friendly shipping containers, which we use as the primary material for construction framing of houses, condominiums, dormitories and other residential, retail and commercial structures," Horn continues. "In fact, our cargo-container-based construction costs an average of half of other building methods."
The use of old shipping containers as housing offers other advantages, says Horn. "The structures take a fraction of the time to build and are more energy efficient than their counterparts because of a high-purposed combination of new technologies our team is creating and blending together," she comments. "What's more, our buildings provide an elegant balance of simplicity with inherent character and personalized style in each wall. Design is only limited by imagination, not expense. In addition, residents and tenants alike know that their walls have traveled the world and have a story to tell. They've seen the ocean and other countries and have stood the test of time."
Given the range of benefits and advantages, architects, contractors and individuals are increasingly using containers to build homes, offices, apartments, schools, dormitories, artists' studios, emergency shelters and shops across the world, says Horn. They are commonly used to provide temporary secure spaces on construction sites and to add earthquake resistance to any structure. Europe, China and New Zealand have successfully pioneered building sustainable living in great numbers utilizing shipping containers. As one example, Travelodge, a global leader in budget hotel lodging, celebrated the fourth anniversary of its completed hotel in Uxbridge, United Kingdom. The project used shipping containers and came in 10 percent under alternative building estimates, saving the company £500,000, or approximately $900,000, on the construction.
The Problem
As the primary material used in new construction, lumber can be a costly commodity that at times is harvested faster than it can be replenished. According to the U. S. Department of Energy (DOE), trees process significant amounts of carbon dioxide through absorption before the gas has a chance to reach the upper atmosphere. The removal of trees without sufficient reforestation can result in devastating habitat damage, biodiversity loss, aridity, soil erosion and bio-sequestration of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Conversely, Three Squared says retired shipping containers are abundant in the U.S. As many as 21,000 shipping containers arrive in the country daily.
The global economy's dependence on container shipping means that ocean-going metal containers loaded onto large vessels is a way the world conducts business daily. The sizable traffic in ocean shipping has resulted in vast fleets of such containers being deployed around the world, traveling from port to port and carrying a wide variety of goods.
Since the U.S. imports many more manufactured goods than it exports in shipping containers, container surpluses are not uncommon in the U.S. When port directors in the country find that they have a surplus of "empties," these can be made available for alternative uses, such as building.
Shipping Container Solution
Three Squared uses retired shipping containers as its primary framing material for new construction. Made of steel and wood, this product is stronger than conventional framing, stackable for creating levels and readily available. The excess containers on the market significantly reduce the comparative cost, according to Three Squared. With a price tag as low as $900 each, used shipping containers offer a relatively inexpensive construction medium. Even when purchased new, shipping containers rarely cost more than $6,000. Cargo containers can be considered an ideal building material as they are strong, resistant to the elements, durable and versatile. Construction is accomplished by simply positioning them. The containers' modular design makes additional construction as easy as stacking more containers—up to 12 high. The interlocking mechanism of the containers facilitates mobility so that structures made from them easily can be disassembled, moved and reassembled.
Three Squared describes itself as a property development market leader in the cargo-based-construction industry. The goal of the real estate development firm is to "uniquely and effectively employ shipping containers to build safe, cost-efficient and environmentally friendly homes, schools, offices and warehouse space across the globe." The company's Cargolinc Systems have been designed to offer "a more profitable and efficient design and engineering system for construction projects." With a mission of rebuilding America through modular living, Three Squared says it is demonstrating new luxury construction can be executed faster, more affordably and with greater energy efficiency. Those seeking to learn more can visit www.threesquaredinc.com.
The article was submitted by Kern Communications, Woodland Hills, Calif.
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"Hey no, don't laugh. I'm being dead serious." A sigh fell from her lips as she dropped her gaze, quite embarrassed about the question she had to bother her best friend with. "I really need you to pretend to be my date to this party my parent's are hosting. It's like, required or something. I promise that as soon as they see us, I can find a way to get you out of there and I'll just say you weren't feeling good or something. I swear I'll make it up to you if you just do me this tiny favor."
Okay, she couldn't help it, her jaw dropped a little. Masumi felt simultaneously honored and intimidated by the offer, the notion of being seen as Daisy's girlfriend and not girl (space) friend. Could Miss Best Friend hear the heart thump-thumping the cage of the ribs? Or perhaps that was just the sound of Masumi stammering through her sentence — "Most of my family parties don't require me to have a trophy girlfriend." Perhaps the tone was a little accusatory, but then again, Masumi had never even gone on a fake date, much less enter a fake relationship.


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Todd "Legitimate Rape" Akin wants to return to Congress!
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Dear Romney, Ryan and the Republican Party
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What Do We Know About Using Value-Added to Compare Teachers Who Work in Different Schools?
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Version 3.1 of the XProtect Central software is now available from Copenhagen-based Milestone Systems. Working with the XProtect Enterprise 5.6 server, it ensures maximum operation of large video surveillance installations. Operators can assess situations based on the graphical overviews of system status combined with customizable alarms and visual verifications. The new software release is based on client-server architecture for greater flexibility and scalability, so it is ideal for multiple sites. It provides continuous monitoring of the operational status and event-triggered alarms from servers, surveillance cameras, and external devices. Multilevel maps facilitate navigation and identification of an incident location.
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Mon 17 Oct 2011
Amazon Publishing. What Does it Mean to You?
Posted by Danielle under Uncategorized
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So. The new Amazon publishing program.
Lots of folks are taking about this article in the New York Times.
I can see why it's a very exciting prospect for new writers, or for writers with a lot of talent who have had trouble getting their work noticed under the more traditional model. Heck, it's obviously exciting for the established–and bestselling–authors who are now publishing with Amazon.
I can't see why this would make the need for an agent any less important. But obviously I'm quite biased in favor of agents.
I want to write more about it, but in the meantime, I'd like to hear from you.
Writers, both published and unpublished: How do you feel about the new publishing venture from Amazon? Does it change your view of what it means to "get published"? Is it more alluring than the "traditional model" to you, in terms of getting your work out there? Does it make you feel like you need an agent any less than you would with a more traditional publisher? Discuss!
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Melissa says:
October 17th, 2011 at 4:59 pm
I appologize in advance if this is a long winded response. I'm an aspiring author and librarian, and I'm all for making the publishing process simpler for writers to reach their readers, but I found the article a little disturbing. It's another issue, but I felt the same way when I read that Barnes and Noble pulled 100 DC comics titles off their shelves last week (see: http://www.bostonherald.com/entertainment/books/view.bg?articleid=1373102&srvc=rss ).
I'm worried because Amazon seems to have its fingers in too many pies. Will there come a day when Amazon stops selling books that aren't also published by Amazon? Are they building up for an offensive against traditional publishers? The article makes it apparent that some traditional publishers are already intimidated by Amazon's new venture.
As for me, the unpublished, aspiring author, I still think I need a literary agent, if only for experience alone, (an agent knows the process where as I don't). Authors still need advocates outside of publishing companies. I still want my book to be published by a traditional publisher. It has more prestige. I'm still in my twenties, and maybe someday in the future, if I've exhausted all of my other avenues, Amazon publishing might look more appealing, but at present, I'm going the traditional route, the long and difficult road rather than what might be the faster, easier option.
I also find it worrisome that the article made it seem that Amazon was secretive about their publishing venture. The article implied that Amazon scouts for authors/ projects rather than accept submissions. I'd be interested to know if this is, in fact the case.
Heather Douglass says:
October 18th, 2011 at 2:16 pm
Going to wait it out a while, I think, stick with the usual queries to agents. I want to see what kind of animal Amazon turns out to be.
LupLun says:
October 18th, 2011 at 7:21 pm
Psst! You linked to page 2 of the article. Careful with that. ~_^
On the article: well, I see a lot of potential, but also the potential for abuse. If I'm reading correctly, Amazon basically has no stake in what they're publishing. Their only investment is the server space to store and deliver the book, a tiny expense. Which means the "throw everything on the shelves and see what sticks" approach is likely. If your book sells, good, but if it flops, eh, plenty more where that came from. They have no real motivation to care about your book.
I dunno, to register a more concrete opinion I'd have to know exactly what services they're offering the writer.
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Alisia says:
October 19th, 2011 at 9:07 am
Absolutely an agent is still necessary, but as someone who has queried the same novel for six months and have seen many rejections, agents are hard to come by. This type of publishing may actually help new writers get an agent and thus begin on the path of traditional publishing.
Matthew MacNish says:
October 20th, 2011 at 12:01 pm
I can only speak for myself, but I would still prefer to be published traditionally, and with the help of an agent. It's not about money for me, it's about telling great stories, and getting them to people who want to read them. I still feel that working with an agent and an editor at a traditional house is the best way to make sure the story (and the product) is the highest quality it can be.
Susan Lynn Solomon says:
November 17th, 2011 at 2:04 pm
As a general proposition, e-books are an interesting development. We writers spend significant portions of our lives and emotions hunched over keyboards because we have stories to tell—stories we need to have read. With the cost of producing hard-copies ever increasing, and with it the cost to the reader (some paperbacks now cost $15 and up), fewer traditional books are purchased. E-books, available at a far lower price, could result in larger readership; might eventually result in the survival of literacy in this world of 30-second sound-bites and video game distraction. But, the present literature threatens that the author of e-books must assume a greater burden for promotion. Few of us have the knowledge of how to most effectively and efficiently promote our work, while leaving sufficient time to write our next creative piece. Given that, a good agent, one available to truly guide an author's career—from determining whether traditional publishing or e-publishing would more efficacious, to planning promotional strategies—becomes more important than ever.
Alison Blake says:
March 1st, 2012 at 10:41 pm
I wrote this on my blog just the other day.
"I've been wondering about the role of literary agents in this age of eBooks. I read somewhere that agents are now using Amazon.com as their new slush pile. That is, they are checking out the indie books. Whether or not this is true, what is true is that self-publishing is growing. If I self-publish, both ebooks and print, why do I need an agent?
Their roles and priorities are going to have to change. Movie, TV rights; foreign rights; translations, but most of all finding effective means of publicizing books.
Because of my poor eyesight, I do more and more of my reading on Kindles or Nooks. I have also published 4 novels on Amazon. The results have been mixed.
Several years ago a traditional publisher published one of my books. The cover was puke pink and ridiculous, the editing was painful ( a huge mistake, which I did not make) on the first page. They put it out there and that was that. Painful.
With amazon, I've chosen the covers,I've gotten my own editor (some results were so-so) and I've tried to get them out and noticed in the market place.
The results are sketchy, but I do get a check every month. Do I want an agent? Do I want to be traditionally published? Maybe, but the contract would not be what is standard today.
Sorry I got so long-winded but it's a fascinating topic.


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Adventures in culinary hopes & dreams in New York City, Washington DC and San Francisco. 2009 & Beyond.
The Beatrice Inn (W 12th & 4th Ave)
Graydon Carter strikes again with another fancy restaurant where the elites gather to dine on expensive food and breathe in West Village air.
Marrow (Bank and Greenwich St)
Nothing says indulgence like the taste of bone marrow. On the list for future outings with my favorite carnivores.
Pig and Khao (Clinton & Rivington)
Trendy new spot in the LES to compete with all the other trendy new spots in the LES. Will have to tour this one on my next trip back to the old neighborhood. Looks tasty.
The Cardinal (Ave B & East 4th St)Great southern food with a Carolina flair.
Les Enfants Terribles (Ludlow & Canal) [CLOSED]Get away from the craziness of Rivington Street and relax in this hip, cool Afro-French neighborhood favorite. Sit at the bar for some of the best people watching in the city. The bartenders are nice too.
Cheeky Sandwiches (Hester & Orchard)The breakfast sandwiches are pure genius. Best homemade biscuit in the city in my humble opinion.
Barrio Chino (Broome & Orchard)Go here for brunch or late afternoon snack before it gets too busy around dinner time. Nearly the same menu and more space to hang out while enjoying a delicious margarita + guacamole & chips.
Ten Bells (Orchard & Broome) Sexy spot to have a cocktail while you wait for a seat at Barrio Chino. Or you might just stay all night. Say hello to Charles if you see him.
Bianca (Bleeker & Bowery)Best Italian food in the area. Be prepared to wait a good two hours for a table though. Also, it is cash only, but that doesn't really matter when most of the plates are $10 each.
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Danji (52nd & 9th Ave)
Looks like delicious Korean food with a side of ambiance.
Monkey Bar (54th & 5th Ave) I will never forgive them for the disappearance of "monkey bread," which used to be served in the bar area. It was the most delicious thing I had ever tasted. But I will happily order one of their classic martinis & review life in the Manhattan magazine world. But just remember William Makepeace Thackeray's words that in life, "All is vanity, nothing is fair." Raines Law Room (17th & 6th Ave) If you plan to be there during peak hours, be sure to reserve a spot on the cushy couches and dim lit corridors of this speakeasy in Flatiron.Whiskey Blue at The W Hotel (Lexington & 49th) As far as hotel bars go, this is one of the better ones. Swanky. Fun. Fresh.Brasserie 8 1/2 (Broadway & 55th St) There is something about walking down a beautiful winding staircase into an amazing restaurant that takes you back to Mad Men days. Wear your best outfit, smashing high heels, and show the world that you have arrived.Gordon Ramsey at The London Hotel (6th Ave & 54th St) Power breakfast, lunch or dinner. Bring your expense account.
Campbell Apartment (Grand Central) Bring out your inner Gatsby and grab a large martini in this amazing bar hidden away inside Grand Central. Cozy up with a good conversationalist in this dim lit room and try to figure out how this was ever allowed to be just one man's apartment.
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Lucali (Henry & Carroll Street) The. Best. Pizza. In. Town. A small, but intimate restaurant that is always worth the two hour wait. And if you're lucky you might see some of the celebrities that also enjoy coming to visit. BYOB. You can also order pizza for pick up if you live near by, but I dare you to try not to eat it on the way home.Marlow & Sons (Broadway & Berry) This oyster happy hour makes Alice very happy in wonderland.Dressler (Broadway & Bedford Ave) Brooklyn chic. Take the ferry over.Seersucker (Smith & President Street) A friend of a friend opened up this spot. I got to try some of the food at a festival and it was quite tasty. I'd still like to sit down for a full meal one of these days.Cafe De La Esquina (Wythe Ave & N 3rd St) A diner converted into a yummy Mexican spot. Perfect spot to eat at the counter or in a booth.
Rucola (Dean & Bond)
"A hidden gem located at Bond and Bergen in a borderland neighborhood, this spot is amazing. The cocktails are crafted with such thought you feel smarter just having one (and even smarter having two) and the food is so well crafted you won't want to tell anyone else about this place. Try anything, this seasonal menu won't disappoint." - submitted by Erin Hersey
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Petworth Citizen (Upshur St & 9th St NW)
It's becoming clear that all the places you want to go these days to avoid big crowds and long waits are tucked away in the up and coming neighborhoods of Shaw, Petworth and Bloomingdale. Just looking at this place makes me want to sit back and enjoy a cocktail.
The Partisan (7th and D St NW)
As if Penn Quarter needed more fancy, delightful restaurants. The Partisan is a delicious restaurant where whiskey and small plates dominate the menu. The bar in the back of the restaurant will be key for cold winter nights.
Seasonal Pantry (9th and N St NW)
Gather up your 10 closest friends and foodies and make a date to enjoy an incredible meal at Seasonal Pantry, a one-table restaurant where it is chef's choice and the food is local. If the carafes of wine don't allow you to have a good time, the food will keep you very satisfied as you go through 10 courses of small plates and leave incredibly satisfied.
Casa Luca (New York Ave & 11th St NW)
Stop by Casa Luca for great outdoor seating or enjoy the air conditioned restaurant for delicious Italian food that doesn't disappoint.
Menu (8th and D St NW)
The upstairs bar at Menu is perfect for a before or after dinner cocktail. The space used to be used for DC's famous Minibar, but now offers a cosy lounge and delicious craft cocktails. The atmosphere makes you think you should be in Aspen rather than DC.
Vendetta (12th and H St NE)
Vendetta was started with the help of the same folks who brought you H St. Country Club. It has seriously tasty Italian food and a side of fun with Bocce Ball courts upstairs alongside a great bar to hang out in after you're done eating your meal. It has put in great attention to detail with regard to the interior aesthetic and it offers a nice break from the traditional insanity of H Street.
Cashion's Eat Place (18th and Columbia Rd NW)
I had the honor of interviewing Ann Cashion years ago so it was a real treat to be able to sit in her restaurant and enjoy some of the best food I've had in DC. Great spot for all occasions.
Mockingbird Hill (7th and T NW)
Like Sherry? Like ham? This is the spot for you. One of Derek Brown's latest restaurants to grace the DC scene, this place has knowledgeable staff who are passionate about sherry. If you don't feel like sherry, they can still make you a decent martini too.
MXDC (14th and F NW)
Finally! A Mexican-Spanish restaurant in DC that has delicious food, cocktails and creativity. There is a lovely upstairs that can hold large tables and groups if you want to take over for a night. It is a serious contender for one of my favorite places in DC.
Le Diplomate (14th and Q St NW)
I came here 3 days after it opened and the service, food and ambiance was impeccable. I've been here at least 10 times since and will continue to go as long as the cheese plate is available. Make reservations in advance or be willing to sit outside.
Rasika (New Hampshire & M St NW)
Worth all the hype. A true culinary adventure if I've ever had one.
Izakaya Seki (11th and V St NW)
This hidden Japanese spot in the outskirts of U Street Area delivers quality, authentic food that reminds you of a New York or San Francisco restaurant.
Teddy and The Bully Bar (19th and M St NW)
Walked in here and the bar looks amazing. Very spacious. Great for big groups and there's a space in the back that would be perfect to rent out for 100 people. Haven't tried the food or cocktails, but it is a sorely needed after work venue in this part of town.
Harold Black Speakeasy (7th and CE St SE)
Challenging to find, but worth the adventure. A great hide out in Capitol Hill right in the middle of Eastern Market. Cocktails are divine and it feels like you snuck into someone's house for a late night drink.
Oyamel (7th and D NW)
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Tres jolie. This cute French place in Petworth is a great getaway with a solid ambiance, a well stocked French wine list and delightful dishes that is perfect for a date or a night with girl friends.
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Dr. Granville Moore's (12th & H St NE)
Moules & frittes can make a girl do strange things. Start the night here, enjoy the world outside on H St afterwards.
1905 (9th & T St NW)
It is like eating a really great dinner in a really old house. Try it sometime.
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I looked at this for a while last year. After about 3 weeks of banging my
head, I decided that adding an option to nmap was too much of a change to
feel comfortable about the stability and maintainability of the end product.
I wrote a different scanner, stealing heavily from nmap of course:)
Do you intend to finish the entire block of hosts for a specific port before
moving to another port? If so, you may need to keep several thousand host
records and results in memory before outputting them. You would probably
lose the ability to resume a scan, since you don't have any partial output
to recover from. Maybe a different output format could accommodate the
change to address some of these issues, but I didn't go down that route
originally. For my scanner, I decided that by changing the output to stream
results instead of reporting by host, I would reduce the overall memory
Good luck,
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From: Bradley Kite [mailto:bradley () deathsgate demon co uk]
Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2002 12:44 PM
To: nmap-dev () insecure org
Subject: wide-scan?
Hi everybody.
I'm considering adding a 'wide-scan' option to nmap,
so that instead of scanning all ports on each host,
then moving to the next host (a deep scan) it will
scan port 1 on all hosts, and then move to port 2
(well it will actually move through the user-supplied
port list but you get my meaning...)
I think that it will provide increased paralellism(?)
when scanning a lot of hosts with paranoid (-T) timing options
because while you are waiting, you can scan other hosts.
The down side is that it will require a lot more memory,
but you can get around this by reducing the number of ports
you want to scan.
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Byers splits with Coahoma County
By CLAUDE VINSON
The 2A teams from the Delta came to H.W. Byers last Monday night, Dec. 19, and brought some impressive resumes with them.
The Coahoma County Lady Panthers were 12-2 and the Panthers were 13-1.
Perhaps the Lady Panthers hadn't met a team with the resume, and abilities, of the 1A Lady Lions. The Byers girls were aggressive on both offense and defense. After spotting the visitors the first two, they quickly ran up a 21-9 lead in the first period.
The Lady Panthers contested the Lady Lions in the second, pulling to within four at one juncture. The Lady Lions were probably just taking a brief respite because they began cutting the court off, forcing the Coahoma miscues and roaring to a 40-22 halftime difference.
Coahoma fell farther behind in the third, yielding to a tough Byers defense and blistering offense. Lioness Kyra Gulledge picked up a fourth foul and went to the bench. A short time later Dandy Dozen entry, Alexis Hardaway, went down as a result of a flagrant foul and was lost for the rest of the game. It perhaps served as an inspiration because Byers finished the third up 61-33.
Even with part of the team leadership away from the floor, there was no scoring slump. The Byers reserves took the Lady Lions to a 72-43 resolution.
Abria Gulledge led the floor with 20 big ones, followed by K. Gulledge and Hardaway with 13 each. Justice Martin rounded out the scoring with eight.
Felixica Evans led the visitors with 10 followed by Eugenia Gilliam and Davita Johnson with eight apiece.
Lions fall to Coahoma
The Lions and Panthers appeared more than ready to claw at each other in the nightcap. The Panthers rushed out to an 8-2 lead before the Lions began clawing back. They stepped up defensive coverage and took a 12-11 lead just seconds before the quarter closed, but Coahoma came with another deuce to go up 13-12.
The squads were running neck-and-neck in the second stanza until the Panthers began to pull away behind the efforts of Damion Blue and Frederick Nabors. They took an eight-point lead in the waning moments of the second. Lions cut into it but still fell behind by six at the horn (32-26).
Chris Echols pleased the home crowd with a runaway two-handed slam to open the third period. But Blue really went to work for the opposition. He was hitting from all angles and even from the charity stripe. Herrandus Washington brought the Lions three points closer at the buzzer (52-43).
The Lions had some misfires in the fourth but they never stopped pushing. They reduced Coahoma's double-digit lead a couple of times but they couldn't get it to a manageable deficit until 1:12 remained. They cut it to three at 65-62 and picked up another point at the line but fell 71-63 at the end.
Echols led the home team with 19. Anthony Mabon scored 18 and Marterrious Rayford and Jarvis Jones had nine and eight, respectively.
Blue performed at the top of his game with 32, trailed by Nabors with 11 and Eddie Taylor with the same number, plus nine from Rodarius Miller.
Byers girls (9-3) hosted the Magic Citi Showdown last Thursday and Friday. The Lions (6-3) and Lady Lions host Holly High this Friday, Dec. 30.
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