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Join our team at Specsavers in Staines Hearcare.
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A new tech project on Kickstarter plans to make the wireless tethering feature available to a wide range of digital SLR cameras.
Tethering is commonly achieved by connecting a camera's USB port to a laptop or desktop computer. A few Wi-Fi enabled cameras now offer this kind of feature wirelessly, bringing it in reach of iPhones and iPads.
But what if your DSLR doesn't do wireless tethering? That's where the CameraMator concept comes in.
CameraMator is an add-on accessory that connects physically to the camera and then creates a wireless link for a companion iOS app.
The app will launch with features such as camera control, self timer, instant image review, HDR bracketing, an intervalometer (for time-lapse) and a photo sharing feature.
Images are uploaded from the camera to the mobile device, where they can be viewed or edited on the spot. The remote control feature means the camera can be put in 'hard to reach' places to get unusual shots.
The accessory can mount on the camera's hot shoe, or if that's in use by a flash gun, an L-bracket can hold the CameraMator unit. The add-on creates its own network or it can join an existing WiFi network.
The project debuted on Kickstarter on August 6 with a funding goal of $80,000. Its creator, California-based Usman Rashid, says that after several prototypes he now has "a fully functional device working with all the top cameras from Canon and Nikon."
The compatible models are listed on the project page, with others being tested. CameraMator is mainly a tool that will be useful for commercial photographers. The project plans to finalise tooling in September for an October production run and November delivery to its Kickstarter backers. The price for backers is $199 for the unit and app ($185 for the first 200 investors). Its eventual retail price will be closer to $299 according to the developer.
Kickstarter via Mashable

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Cariou And Van Outen To Join Headley For THE NIGHT OF 1000 STARS On May 5
The full line-up for the Night of 1000 Stars, the star-studded event celebrating musical theatre at the Royal Albert Hall, London, has been revealed today.
Stars confirmed from London's West End include Heather Headley and Debbie Kurup (The Bodyguard), Denise Van Outen and Tiffany Graves (Chicago), Katie Rowley-Jones (Wicked), Alex Bourne (Kiss Me Kate) Ian Knauer (Mamma Mia!), Marcus Lovett, Shona Lindsay and Tabitha Webb (The Phantom of the Opera) and Kristen Beth Williams (Top Hat). From Europe, Denmark's leading man, Christian Lund; from the US, Jason Robert Brown (Parade), Kenneth Nichols (Show Boat) and Broadway Legend and TV star Len Cariou (Blue Bloods on SKY Atlantic). Celebrated violin soloist Diana Yukawa will join the company on-stage.
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I love mornings like this.
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The day is starting off a little gray, rain is tapping on the roof and I can hear the water running down the gutters and downspouts. The roads are steaming from yesterday's heat.
I am not really much of a morning person but today I can't go back to sleep. I have to keep watching my two most precious :) They are lying right next to me in bed, one on the side and the little one in the middle all sprawled out and holding his daddy's wrist tightly.
These are the moments I have treasured most since becoming a mommy. The early morning stretches after I rescue him from the tight grip of the swaddle blanket. The many smiles I receive after he finishes nursing and his belly is full again. The closeness we share, the kind only we can experience.
Watching him lie there in just his diaper and the full glory of his chubbiness, staring at me - his mommy, as if I am the only person in the world that matters.
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We are blessed, we are lucky to have a happy and healthy baby boy in our lives and a roof over our heads that protects us from this dreary day outside.
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"You don't have to flaunt your success, but you don't have to apologize for it, either" -- Gene Stallings
"No coach has ever won a game by what he knows; it's what his players know that counts." -Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant
Well it's not a funny story but one I remember.
It was a game at Legion Field several years back. We always parked at the same spot across the street from a beauty shop. We consumed many adult beverages before and after the game. We were playing catch with the football and my buddy slipped on some gravel trying to make a diving catch and fell. We got home and he went to bed. He woke his wife up at 2 in the morning complaining he couldn't sleep due to pain in his shoulder. Took him to the emergency room and sure enough he had broken his collar bone.
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."- Benjamin Franklin
"Don't look back! The lemmings are gaining on you!"
This isn't really food related or Bama related, but I remember a story a couple of years ago about some Dolphins fans who left their single use grill underneath their SUV. Apparently the fire hadn't gone out and after the game their SUV had burned to the ground. Cars onb either side were smoldered as well.
I remember one time I went to a Bama game with my friends and we drank a bunch of beer and ate some fried chicken.
Wait-- that has happened several times...
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Thank you, thank you very much.
My first real tailgating memory happened 2 seasons ago we were hanging out with my bro's friend's family and Andrew(my bro's friend) was drinking a coke and he set it down and a wasp went in it. The next drink came and Andrew had the wasp in his mouth and it bit his toungue and then his toungue swelled up really bad!
I Remember '55
You cant be a soft football team. Were not going to be a soft football team. We have to develop the players we have here to be tougher and we have to recruit the kind of players who have that kind of character and attitude and are that kind of competitor" Nick Saban
I've taken 'shine to the Quad, but I don't have a recipe for it.
Man, you brought back a memory. Years ago, I'd driven over to the Chatooga River, border of GA and SC, and we'd planned a combo raft/kayak trip. My BIL had flown down from NJ with his son. We were going to drive back to HSV after the trip. At the takeout, I'd cracked a beer and set it down on the hood of the car while I was loading up the boats. When I picked it up and took a swallow, there was something fuzzy in my mouth and the taste of novocaine flooded my mouth and there was a dull pain on the bottom right of my tongue. I spit out a yellow jacket. I drove the six hours back to HSV, while all my mates slept soundly as I cursed them. We got stopped by the cops in Hayesville, NC, while they spent 45 minutes checking our identities, etc. I'm sure we looked suspicious, with five kayaks on top a Mercedes, everyone but the driver asleep, driving from the direction of a prime whitewater river. I didn't swell, and a couple of Advil killed the dull pain. I'd add a caveat, though. The less swelling and local reaction one has to bee stings, etc., the more at risk one is of a life-threatening anaphylactic shock reaction - and vice versa...
"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity. - Ellen Parr"
'If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?' - Steve Jobs
I would rather live my life as if there is a god and die to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there isn't and die to find out there is. Albert Camus
"When Fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross." - Sinclair Lewis
"I'm just a simple plowhand from Arkansas, but I've learned over the years how to hold a team together, how to lift some men up, how to calm others down, until finally they've got one heartbeat, together, a team."
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I have an embarrassing story...
I forget what game it was, but it doesn't matter. Me and my dad were taking turns pulling the cooler from the car. It was filled with my beer, his beer, and some buddies of ours beer. Basically it was full of beer, and I think a bottle of wine too... Anyways, Dad was pulling it along the sidewalk around the quad when we he ran over a wad of extension cords ran across the sidewalk. Long story short he kept going and the cooler stopped, fell over, and spilled everything. I think the whole quad looked at us and went "Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh".
Quite embarrassing...
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As I mentioned before, Anchor Distilling recently reprinted the 1891 edition of "Cocktail Boothby's American Bar-Tender".
As someone who is somewhat involved in the bartender trade, I always enjoy going through old books and reading the advice that appears. Usually, I am amazed at how little has changed. How valid pieces of advice contained in a book from 1891 can be 118 years later.
So I thought I would go through Boothby's "Ten Commandments" for bartenders one by one and see which ones still make sense for the 21st Century.
IX. After using a bottle or tool always replace it before doing anything else. Make this a rule that should never be broken; and, when you are rushed with business, you will never be compelled to hunt for this or that, but you will always know just where it is.
If there is any one thing, especially, that previously working as a line cook helped me with as a bartender, it is exactly this.
The idea of getting your station set up exactly the same every night, everything in reach, supplies topped up, and keeping it clean and in order for the length of your shift.
Fancy cooks use the French term "mise en place" or just "mise" for this, which means, more or less, "everything in its place".
Ideally, you'd be able to close your eyes and make the drinks without much of a problem.
Look, as a bartender, you have to juggle a lot of things in your head. The drink orders from the dining room, the people standing in front of you, customers' money, customers' drinks, customers' food orders, the last thing the wait staff asked you for. All that stuff you have to keep straight.
If you can take one thing out of your head, so you don't have to think about it, don't have to look for that bottle during a busy shift, you should do it. Setting up your station adequately and keeping it organized is the best way to do that.
Andrew Bohrer explained this much more "poetically" in his post, Get Your Fucking Mise in Order.


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MISSOULA, Mont. - A Montana judge denied a woman's attempt to withdraw her guilty plea Thursday as she faces sentencing on a murder charge for pushing her husband to his death in Glacier National Park.
Jordan Linn Graham, 22, of Kalispell faces up to life in prison on federal charges of second-degree murder in the death of husband Cody Johnson, 25.
She pleaded guilty in December but sought to withdraw that plea this week after prosecutors recommended 50 years to life in prison. U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy denied the request as her sentencing hearing began in Missoula.
Jordan admitted pushing Johnson off a cliff at Glacier National Park on July 7 following an argument. Prosecutors say she planned the killing then lied to cover it up.
Defense attorney Michael Donahoe said the issue of intent was settled when Graham pleaded guilty to second-degree murder based on extreme recklessness. He has argued that her "extremely reckless but unintentional act" warrants 10 years in prison.
But Molloy told Graham in December that her pleading guilty meant she could face a life sentence in federal prison. The change of plea came in the midst of a jury trial.
Prosecutors said three facts indicated Graham was "planning and considering" murder: She was unhappy in her new marriage, she somehow ended up with the only set of keys to the car Johnson drove into the park July 7, and she texted a friend saying that if the friend didn't hear from her at all again that night, "something happened."
Johnson's body was found at the bottom of the cliff three days after he was reported missing by a friend and co-worker. Graham said at her trial that she was having second thoughts about being married so young and they went to the park to talk about it.
They argued heatedly at the edge of a steep cliff. Johnson grabbed her, she became angry, and she "just pushed" without thinking about where they were, Graham said then.
She didn't tell anybody what had happened, instead making up a story that Johnson had gone for a "joyride" with friends from Washington state.
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"Sharknado 2" is coming this summer, whether we want it to or not, and on Wednesday morning's "Today" show, Matt Lauer laid a big fat spoiler on everyone. It turns out, Lauer and "Today" weatherman Al Roker will have cameo appearances in the new film.
As anyone who saw any kind of media last summer is already aware, "Sharknado" was the Syfy original movie about a tornado over the city of Los Angeles filled with deadly, sharp-toothed sharks. Astoundingly, the film became a sensation on Twitter, when dozens of media people and celebrities spontaneously decided to live tweet the original broadcast. It's not often a Z-level production starring Ian Ziering and Tara Reid captures national attention.
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text: When to Sell Your Idea: Theory and Evidence from the Movie Industry How completely should an innovator develop his idea before selling it? In the context of selling original movie ideas, I present a model that features the writer's private information on the idea's value, different protection levels associated with different development stages, as well as costly buyer participation. The empirical results are consistent with the model's predictions: Inexperienced writers are excluded from the market for earlier-stage ideas, restricting their choices to developing the idea fully or abandoning it; writers who have a choice select better ideas to sell at a later stage and sell worse ideas at an earlier stage.


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Goals needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 23 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
We've made a new logo for our company, but now we would like you to design our businesscard and A4 stationary.
You can download the logo and example design from: http://www.goals.nl/designcontest.zip
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We've made a new logo for our company, but now we would like you to design our businesscard and A4 stationary. Because the logo is not yet communicated to our clients you're free to make slight modifications to the logo if you think it's neccesairy.
You can download the logo and example from: http://www.goals.nl/designcontest.zip
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Say, what if I could introduce you to some industry insiders in the world of adult products? What if I could bring you a series of conversations with leading retailers, educators, manufacturers and reviewers who are shaping the sex toy and pleasure product marketplace? You'd like that, wouldn't you? Alrighty then; you're in luck, because I'm back with another installment in this the Play With It series.
Ya know this is only the third podcast in this series and there's a reason for that. I have to look high and low to find the best people to join me for this series. Despite being approached by lot of folks for a spot on this show, I only choose the cream of the crop. And speaking of cream, today we take an audio field trip to paradise, Hawaii to be precise, to meet the splendid Dr Kat Van Kirk. She is an esteemed therapist and educator, fellow podcaster and staff sexologist for one of the oldest brands in the industry, Adam & Eve.
Dr Kat and I discuss:
- Being the sofa sexologist;
- The predictable roots of most sexual concerns;
- The dearth of sexological training for most healing and helping professionals;
- Being on the cutting edge of sex education;
- Her podcasts — Sex Chat with Dr. Kat and her gay boyfriend;
- Her husband's blog — So I Married a Sexologist;
- Her sex toy reviews;
- Women in sexology;
- Becoming a conscientious, GREEN sex toy consumer.
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Many CPAN modules depend on non-CPAN libraries (or programs). Installation of such module requires that library be installed before installing CPAN module. For beginners it is more confusing as library may be installed, but its headers may not. I'd like to automate this step and install corresponding Linux package as part of module install.
Currently main module of this project has codename CPAN::non, it will be renamed later after discussion in module-authors mailing list.
Benefits to the Perl Community
For any user installing CPAN modules, as it will become much simpler. It is especially important when installing many modules or in case of inexpirienced user.
Module authors, because module installation will become easier and they would not need to periodically explain that users need to install non-CPAN library.
CPAN/OS porters, because dependencies will be listed more clearly, in future it may be also automated.
Package tools like Shipwright or carton can use CPAN::non to install OS packages.
Deliverables (to CPAN)
New version of Linux::Distribution. XML::Parser will automatically install expat (of course if user agrees). Module for yum interaction. CPAN::non and Module::Install plugin will be released.
Project Details
CPAN modules that want to get rid of this problem usually bundle libraries either directly or as Alien:: CPAN distributions. This creates several problems:
- More work for authors and OS package maintainers
- Duplication
- Necessity to update library if serious problem is found
- Necessity to replicate additional patches for every OS
But it is easy to install such dependency with OS tools. CPAN module will have configuration file that will specify build and runtime dependencies. CPAN::non will be bundled with module, or installed using configure_requires in META.yml/json. In future OS vendors may include it into their versions of Perl.
CPAN::non will detect version of Linux, check if dependency and its headers are installed, find out which name has dependency and headers on this OS from configuration file, install it.
For yum there is no module CPAN, I plan to write module for it. Also there is no general module that would be dist-neutral, so I will write it too.
Module::Install plugin will be convenient as Module::Install allows automating bundling of run-time dependencies.
XML::Parser will be used as a first test for CPAN::non as I have comaint rights for it.
- Improve tests and release new version of Linux::Distribution.
- Test Linux::APT. Write/submit patches if necessary.
- Install CentOS and Fedora. Write a module for yum interaction
- Write and test an OS-independent module for software package installation (apt and yum)
- CPAN::non - prototype
- CPAN::non - write code
- CPAN::non - test
- CPAN::non - documentation
- Use it in XML::Parser for expat
- Module::Install plugin
- Blog about it, help CPAN authors use it, improve main module if necessary
Project Schedule
The project will take 2-3 months. I will start right after grant approval.
Completeness Criteria
New versions of Linux::Distribution and XML::Parser.
CPAN::non, Module::Install plugin and module for yum released.
This project is a working solution, but after it will be adopted, more interesting things may be implemented, like support for FreeBSD, even Windows, support in tools for OS package generation, etc.
I maintain many CPAN modules and fixed bugs in many more. Participated in such projects as Strawberry Perl, Padre, ExtUtils::MakeMaker and others. Contributed to Module::Install. My CPAN account: http://search.cpan.org/~chorny/ and Ohloh: https://www.ohloh.net/accounts/chorny/positions.
For 9 years I was a lead programmer of credit card payment system InterCardPro. Currently work for kariera.md.


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Diary of a Film Start-Up Part 4: Story Arc for Investors or Why I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Raising Money./
By Roger Jackson Previously: Diary of a Film Start-Up Part 3: The Producer's Dilemma
Last Week
Before I write about seeking money and investors, here's what's been happening in the past week. We've had -- as of writing -- 18 films submitted for our private beta launch. Films come in every day and we will never tire of clicking on the trailer link and getting a glimpse into a new world. I mean that. We know what it takes to make a feature film or documentary, and the reason we're building KinoNation is to serve the creators of films like these. Keep them coming, the Private Beta is still open, we're looking for lots more great films. It's really fun to watch a group of compelling and disparate trailers, then delve into the IMDb pages for each movie, and in some case have discussions with the filmmakers. A couple of examples this week. Greek director Stathis Athanasiou submitted his stunning fantasy-romance DOS. Our reaction was pretty much "wow!" Then Roseanne Liang submitted her delightful 2005 documentary Banana in a Nutshell. (which spawned her theatrical release My Wedding and Other Secrets.) Films like this that performed (or are performing) well on the festival circuit, but struggling to find video-on-demand distribution, are exactly what Klaus and I had in mind when we conceived KinoNation.
OK, so the subject of this post is finding investors. I always assumed it would be the most painful part of building KinoNation. The fun part is meeting filmmakers, doing deals with partners, and speaking at festivals, right? Well, yes, but in fact the nitty-gritty of diving into business models, creating powerpoint slides, and grappling with financial projections has been an interesting surprise. I actually like it. And believe me, I'm no Stanford MBA type. Anyway, the bottom line is that we have to raise capital to really accelerate the trajectory of KinoNation. Bootstrapping it -- what we're doing right now -- is fine while we're proving the concept. But pretty soon we'll need the financial jet-fuel that only investors can provide.
Milestones and Traction
Klaus and I set ourselves 4 clear milestones for these first bootstrapped months. Reality check-points that prove KinoNation is not just a good idea but a viable, sustainable business with potential for rapid growth. We know investors will demand this, and we demand it also -- there's little point in pouring time, energy and passion into a venture that has no future.
Prove It
These are the 4 milestones:
1. prove that filmmakers will embrace and use a platform like Kinonation.
2. prove that video-on-demand platforms will accept and program films from KinoNation.
3. prove that we can execute on the technology promise -- a platform for filmmakers to upload massive movie files and then automatically transcode those files and deliver them at superb quality to dozens of VoD platforms, worldwide.
4. prove that these films will actually find a paying audience to rent or buy them, and therefore create a revenue stream to filmmakers and to KinoNation
So far we've proved #1 and #2, I think. We have films coming in. And plenty of affirmation that there's a huge demand on the supply side. And we already have VoD platforms who want to work with us. We have software engineers working night and day -- literally -- on milestone #3, and only yesterday Klaus and I were awed by a demo of a breakthrough application written by David, our fantastic nocturnal coder. So we're pretty confident about hitting the technology goals. Proving milestone #4 is tougher of course -- we have to put hundreds of films through the system and on to VoD platforms -- and then mix in our (still secret) marketing magic. The Private Beta is the first step to proving this. And we're assembling a ton of data on how indie and foreign films perform across the myriad US and international VoD platforms.
Making Docs
Meaning documents, not documentaries. There are a handful of mission critical docs needed to get investors to even consider parting with their cash. They vary a bit, but for us it starts with a 10 page business plan laying out the problem we're solving for filmmakers, how we're solving it, and how we'll make money solving it. Plus financial projections for how much the first 3 years will cost (relatively easy to predict.) And how much money we'll bring in (tougher, but must be based on a bunch of reasonable -- not wild-assed -- assumptions.) Finally a 15 slide PowerPoint that wraps it all in a package that will convince investors we have a great idea, a huge market, a viable plan, a profitable future and a team that can execute on all that promise.
Pitching and Catching
So we're almost ready to pitch KinoNation to potential investors. But aside from pitching, what's equally important right now is catching. By which I mean listening. Actually, it's more than listening. It's the process of seeking advice from lots of smart people -- and making it clear that we want objective, critical feedback. Not so different from the filmmaking process, right? So, to wrap up this post, we invite your films, and we value your feedback, in public comments on this post or privately via email. Because KinoNation only succeeds by helping filmmakers succeed.
Next week: Post # 5: A Crash Course in Film Distribution (and why video-on-demand is even more complicated)
Roger Jackson is a producer and co-founder of film distribution start-up KinoNation. He was Vice President, Content for digital film pioneer iFilm.com and has produced short films in LA, documentaries in Darfur, Palestine and Bangladesh, a reality series for VH1 and one rather bad movie for FuelTV. He is executive producer at Midnight Swim Productions.


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This guide walks you through the necessary steps to configure the Eclipse IDE for PHP debugging. This can be very handy, especially when you're trying to resolve an issue in a complex PHP application or plug-in.
Things you'll need
- Eclipse
- Eclipse PHP Development Tools (PDT)
- Xdebug
Quick Overview
For those that are unaware, Eclipse is a very popular IDE for developing in Java. However, Eclipse is much more powerful than that and can in fact easily be used for developing in many other languages including PHP.
Xdebug is a brilliant debugging extension designed for use with PHP. Once configured, Xdebug will allow you to remotely connect to your web server… or in my case connect to my development localhost web server. Rather than using crude echo and logging techniques to debug your PHP code, Xdebug allows you to literally step through and inspect values and function flows in real-time.
If you've ever scratched your head at a PHP script and thrown in dozens of echos or logging statements to track the execution path then you'll really come to appreciate the benefits of using Xdebug.
Configuring Eclipse and Xdebug isn't difficult. In fact its painless with the correct steps on hand. That's where this guide comes in. I found myself coming across incomplete or outdated forum posts and stackoverflow questions, so I thought I'd post what worked for me.
If you already have Java and Eclipse installed, then just jump ahead to installing and configuring the PHP Development Tools and Xdebug.
Install Eclipse
This will install ~118 new packages, assuming you've not already installed some of them, and will total around 255 MB that need to be downloaded.
- Open a terminal and enter the following command to install Eclipse:
sudo apt-get install eclipse
- After the download completes, open Eclipse to confirm that it installed correctly. Leave it open for our next install.
Install PHP Development Tools (PDT)
- If you don't have Eclipse open at this point, open it up.
- Navigate through the menus to: Help -> Install New Software…
- You will be prompted with a new window asking you to select a site or enter the location of a site. You should be able to drop down the list of sites and find one labeled "–All Available Sites–". Select this option and wait for the list below to populate.
- Scroll through the list until you find a category labeled "Programming Languages" and click the arrow to expand this list.
- Continue to scroll through the Programming languages until you find a item labeled "PHP Development Tools (PDT) SDK Feature" and check the box to the left.
- Click Next and continue throw the installation. You'll have to select that you agree to the terms of installing this software.
- After the installation has completed, you will be asked to restart Eclipse to apply changes. Go ahead and restart Eclipse, then move on to the next install.
Install XDebug
- Open a terminal and enter the following command to install Xdebug:
sudo apt-get install php5-xdebug
- After installation completes, there are a couple of files that need to be configured. If you copy and paste the commands below, make sure to check that the quotes that are copied over are regular quotation characters, as they may cause problems if they are not.
- sudo gedit /etc/php5/conf.d/*xdebug.ini
xdebug.remote_enable = 1
xdebug.remote_handler = "dbgp"
xdebug.remote_host = "localhost"
xdebug.remote_port = 9000
- sudo gedit /etc/php5/apache2/php.iniScroll to the bottom and add:zend_extension=/usr/lib/php5/20100525/xdebug.so
- sudo gedit /etc/php5/conf.d/*xdebug.ini
- Restart your Apache server so that the new PHP configuration settings are loaded.sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
- Confirm that your Xdebug installation was successfully loaded by creating a simple PHP file called "phpinfo.php" and placing it in the public root of your Apache web server. Be sure to include the following in your file, save it then navigate to it in your browser:<?php phpinfo(); ?>
- After loading the php info page, search for "xdebug". If you find it listed, then you have successfully installed and configured Xdebug. If not, check back over the steps listed above or consult Google.


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Low-Impact VacationsIt's vacation season again, the time for sunblock, snorkeling, and surf, while trying to see the world with 760 million other international travelers. All that tourism has a major environmental impact: a typical cruise ship dumps more than 750,000 liters of raw sewage each week, and commercial aircraft emitted nearly 230 million tons of carbon dioxide in the United States alone in 2003. Yet many tourists want to do the right thing. How can you enjoy yourself without, as the punk band the Sex Pistols put it, "a cheap holiday in other people's misery"? Here are some points to consider:
What kind of holiday do you want? There are many ways to add environmental and social value to your trip, whether it includes volunteering at an organic farm, helping rebuild temples, or trekking through a nature reserve. When planning your vacation, says Martha Honey of The International Ecotourism Society (TIES), consider that ecotourism minimizes impact, provides direct financial benefits for conservation and for local people, respects local culture, is sensitive to the host country's political environment and social climate, and supports human rights and international labor agreements.
How can you trust green claims? There are more than 60 tourism certification programs worldwide, some with standards so loose they verge on greenwashing. At the global level, Green Globe "is a pretty credible label, but their for-profit focus has limited the uptake of their program, in my opinion," says Brian Mullis of Sustainable Travel International. The International Organization for Standardization, meanwhile, provides third-party certification of environmental management systems (so-called ISO 14001 standards), but doesn't state specific performance criteria for tourism-related or other businesses. However, three large regional networks in the Americas, Europe, and Asia have earned the respect of Mullis and others, and can put you in contact with credible ecotour operators, hotels, and activities:
The Rainforest Alliance has partnerships with tour operators in 25 countries, including the United States, Mexico, and Brazil, to launch its Sustainable Tourism Certification Network of the Americas. Baseline standards include environmental impact assessments, staff training, environmental monitoring, biodiversity conservation, and benefits to local communities. (See eco-indextourism.org.) VISIT (visit21.net) is a network of ecolabeling programs that has certified tour operators in many European countries. TIES (ecotourism.org) recently initiated a loose network of tour operators, hoteliers, student travelers, academics, and professionals in the Asia-Pacific region, centered around a bimonthly newsletter that emphasizes ecotourism certification, associations, training, and education.
Other steps toward greener travel:
- Talk to people who have previously traveled to your destination and search local newspapers online for tourism or ecotourism news.
- Confirm that eco-friendly features listed on hotels' and tour operators' websites are real or actually under development.
- Ask hotels if they have an environmental policy, are third-party certified, allow reuse of sheets and towels, and offer recycling as well as other resource-saving features. Asking also shows hotels there is a demand for greener practices.
- Look for philanthropic options that offer opportunities to provide medical assistance, educational materials, construction help, or other needed services. Check out habitat.org, crtp.net, operationcrossroadsafrica.org, crossculturalsolutions.org, airlineamb.org, travelersphilanthropy.org, and alternativebreaks.org.
- When possible, take trains; if you have to fly, go non-stop. Offset travel-related carbon emissions by supporting alternative energy projects at atmosfair.de, betterworldclub.com/links/offsets.htm, or nativeenergy.com.
Would it just be best if people stayed out of sensitive ecosystems? Not if they're threatened by poverty, according to TIES' Martha Honey. Responsible ecotravel, including volunteering, can help support local economies, indigenous communities, and critical conservation efforts, while minimizing the overall impact on the natural world.
Additional information on ecotourism is available at the following websites: thegreenguide.com, sustainabletourism.org, adventurecouncil.com, tourismfortomorrow.com, sustainabletravelinternational.org, ecoclub.com, responsibletravel.com, and worldsurface.com.
P.W. McRandle is Senior Research Editor of The Green Guide, published by The Green Guide Institute, which provides the research for this department.


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The Free Press examines the top stories of the year.
Top stories of January
1 � Kinston celebrates the upcoming 250th anniversary of the town with a spectacular fireworks and �raising� of a plane by Spirit AeroSystems.
1 � Community celebrates the final day of Kwanzaa.
2 � Raymond Allen Goff Jr., 35, dies in a vehicle crash in Falling Creek.
3 � Former Lenoir County Sheriff�s Office lead narcotics investigator Henry Clayton �Clay� Keel appeared in court on an opium trafficking charge.
3 � Three-car pileup in La Grange sends two to Lenoir Memorial Hospital.
3 � Lenoir County Board of Commissioners approves $150,000 to replace the county�s health department roof.
3 � Lenoir County�s first baby of 2012, Mario Godinez Martinez, is born at Lenoir Memorial Hospital.
4 � Busted jumper leaves 75 percent of Kinston in the cold during a power outage that lasted several hours.
4 � Jones Senior�s Travonda Haddock scores 21 points in a girls� basketball game against Lejeune to go over 1,000 points in her career.
6 � Pair of vehicle accidents lead to a car crashing into the side of an apartment in Kinston and another car ending up on its roof in La Grange.
6 � A meth lab is discovered in room 202 of the West Parke Inn and Suites on U.S. 70 north of Kinston.
7 � Chef & The Farmer sustains thousands of dollars worth of damage in a fire. No one is injured in the blaze.
7 � Dontino Lamont Forbes, 40, of Greenville, dies in a motorcycle accident in Snow Hill after going 70 mph in a 45-mph zone.
8 � St. Mary�s Episcopal Church holds 23rd annual Boar�s Head Festival.
10 � 24-year-old Krystal Jones crashes into the former Family Pet Shop on Vernon Avenue after allegedly �huffing� toxic vapors.
14 � A 31-year-old registered sex offender, Christopher Adams Czyzewski, is jailed after taking his daughter to a Girl Scouts meeting in Snow Hill.
15 � More than 80 people march through Kinston to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day; other activities take place a day later at St. Augustus AME Church in Kinston and at a parade in La Grange.
17 � Airport Road temporarily closes to help build part of the Global TransPark�s rail spur.
18 � 16-year-old Ricardo Rafael Nava is accidentally killed by his 15-year-old friend, Adrian Lopez, while Lopez was playing with a 12-gauge shotgun in a Lenoir County mobile home community near the Jones County line.
18 � Kinston�s Ashlee Altise wins a trip to Hollywood to vie for the title of �American Idol� with her rendition of The Beatles� �Come Together.�
19 � Gary Black, the president and CEO of Lenoir Memorial Hospital, is named the Lenoir County Citizen of the Year by the Kinston/Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce. Jane Wynne is named the chamber�s Ambassador of the Year.
28 � Meredith Sutton, Priyanka Anand and Cierra Cotton arrive in Greensboro to compete for the title of N.C. Distinguished Young Woman.
29 � Hundreds of residents turn out for the 13th annual �Soup and a Bowl� at the Kinston Community for the Arts.
Top stories of February
1 � Carl Wilkens, an author, speaks to North Lenoir High School students about crimes against humanity he witnessed when he lived in Rwanda in the 1990s.
1 � Six area athletes � South Lenoir�s K�Hadree Hooker (N.C. State); Kinston�s Shaheed Swinson (N.C. Central), Angelo Keyes (N.C. A&T) and C.J. Bradshaw (Old Dominion); and Ayden-Grifton�s Kariym Gent (Charlotte) and Brandon Whitaker (Chowan) � sign their national letters of intent to play college football.
2 � Kinston High School student Lynn Edward Harris, 17, appears before a Lenoir County District Court judge on a charge of false bomb report.
3 � Greene County breaks ground on new farmer�s market in Snow Hill.
4 � The Lenoir Community College baseball team opens its 2012 season with a sweep of Craven Community College.
4 � A 23-year-old �scared� Maury man, Justin Lequin �Jay� Wellington, leads authorities on a two-mile car and foot chase in Greene County. Wellington was wanted for misdemeanor larceny charges.
7 � A Kinston man, McKinley Gastelum Fogg, 31, is sentenced to 11 years in federal prison for illegal drug sales in the Pitt County area.
7 � Bethel Christian Academy�s Isaac Brown has his No. 41 jersey retired by the school after breaking the school�s all-time scoring record.
9 � Black & Veatch, the international engineering firm tasked with supervising the removal of sludge from Kinston�s defunct Peachtree Wastewater Treatment Plant, settled a lawsuit with the city for $500,000.
10 � The U.S. Department of Justice OKs nonpartisan elections in Kinston.
10 � The Kinston High School boys� basketball team wins an unprecedented sixth straight regular season conference championship with a rout of host North Pitt.
13 � Filing for the local 2012 election cycle begins.
13 � N.C. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Walter Dalton visits Kinston.
13 � The Snow Hill Dollar General is robbed by two men with a handgun and shotgun.
15 � Kinston�s Ashlee Altise is eliminated from �American Idol� after being selected to go to Hollywood for the Fox-TV talent show.
17 � The Neuse River Music Festival kicks off at Lenoir Community College.
17 � Kinston High School�s boys and girls basketball teams win Eastern Plains 2A tournament titles at Viking Gymnasium against Tarboro, Farmville Central, respectively.
18 � A Farmville man, Cajron Rashan Hunter, is jailed under a $121,000 bond after leading Greene County Sheriff�s Office deputies on a 20-mile chase.
22 � Snow Hill Bojangles� robbed for the second time in a month; 22-year-old Justin Lamar Tyson of Farmville arrested for the crime.
22 � Banks Elementary first-grader Crystal Cheyenne Cheston, 6, competes and wins at Amateur Night at the Apollo in New York City.
24 � District Court Judge Lonnie Carraway pleads guilty to driving while impaired in Snow Hill.
24 � The First Citizens Bank at 607 Plaza Blvd. is robbed at gunpoint.
25 � South Lenoir High School wins the 34th annual Quiz Bowl at the Kinston/Lenoir County Public Library.
25 � Sierra Kinsey Waller is named Miss Neuse 2012 at the Grainger-Hill Performing Arts Center.
26 � The Freedom Classic, a three-game series between the baseball teams of the U.S. Naval Academy and the U.S. Air Force Academy, concludes at Grainger Stadium. The Air Force Falcons win the series, two games to one.


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The Svajerløb, for those of you who don't know, is the Danish Open Championships in cargobike racing. Back in the day, when bicylces still dominated the streets of Copenhagen the bikemessengers of that day was called "Svajers", because the swayed on their heavly loaded cargobikes. Once a year the dapper young cargobike riders gathered togheter and raced their bikes in order to crown the fastest Svajer of the town. The winner would get bragging rights for 1 year and such is the rules today.
For the second year in a row the Svajerløb was held at the old Carlsberg factory in the lovely burrogh of Vesterbro in Copenhagen, people from all over the world had traveled to our fair hometown in order to race their cargobikes, drink a feew beers and meet likeminded friends from around the globe. Since svajer always has been a suave personality we where very pleased to se people taking this part of the race seriously and dressing up for the occation. We saw bowties, suspenders and blinding white shirts... and this to a bike race!
Kilt, cleats and MTB-shoes - a wining combination
Last years winner Claus, showing of some Svajer-style!
Riding hard... in style
People came not only from around the world but also on all kinds of bikes, old and new. We loved watching the Old Timers-race and seeing the bikes from before the war battling it out on the course. Even though the bikes are old, some of them heavly attacked by rust and weighs a ton they brave riders still knew how to push the pedals to the max!
Birthe, participant in the Team Relay race and the "premie-pige" of the day
As the day progressed in the blazing sun more and more people turned up, as is usual in copenhagen cheerful mix of people. Children, parents, messengers and cargobike owners (yeah, just regular copenhageners), met up and had a great day in the sun. Our guests from the US, Australia, Germany, Sweden, Italy, New Zeeland and all other places had a great time. As the day drew to a close most the participants got togheter and took their cargobikes around the corse and helped to dismount the course and to gather all the stuff togheter. This is after all copenhagen and here we use our bikes!
Ladies Finals - Charlotte in the middle was the winner.
Jimmie Jumbo from By-Expressen - winner of men's 2-wheel race. in the background Claus from Team Bullit.
The bride-to-be Birthe and her team-mates from "Team Love"
Brave riders racing their Bullitt's through the sand-pit


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GOODYEAR, Ariz. - Robbie Ross gave a strong audition in his bid to join the Texas rotation, pitching seven shutout innings that led the Rangers over the Cleveland Indians, 5-0, on Tuesday.
Ross allowed just four hits, striking out eight and walking three.
The Rangers did not commit to Ross after the game but his performance left little doubt.
"He was pitching out there again today," Texas manager Ron Washington said. "He still out there. He's done nothing to change that. He's been pitching his butt off. He's been doing everything. We have to make a decision soon. Robbie's done his job against a pretty good lineup. You can't ask for much more."
Michael Choice hit his fourth home run, connecting off Indians starter Josh Tomlin.
Tomlin is competing with Carlos Carrasco for the fourth spot in the rotation. Danny Salazar will start the fifth game.
Tomlin allowed two runs in the first but put together four scoreless innings until Choice hit the home run.
"I made a couple mistakes and that first inning got away from me. After that I was able to settle back in," Tomlin said. "I threw a hanging curveball. It kind of backed up on me."
Indians manager, Terry Francona, also faces a tough decision. Carrasco pitched well on Monday. The home run didn't faze Francona.
"Just like the rest of them as they got stretched out, fatigue set in," Francona said. "That's part of the program. I think Tomlin is as hard working as anyone here. That will never change."
Nick Swisher had a double and a single against Ross. Swisher was scheduled to get extra at-bats as the designated hitter on Monday but miscommunications about use of the DH between the Reds and Indians sent Swisher home early.
� Starting times: Ross is pitching for a spot in the Ranger's rotation. This was his fifth game and third start. Coming into the game Ross has allowed three earned runs in 14.1 innings for a 1.88 ERA. He added the seven scoreless innings against the Indians.
"He had velocity, hit his spots and changed speeds," Washington said. "It's the best I've seen him pitch."
Tomlin, like Ross, is competing with Carrasco to start the fourth game of the season for the Indians. Tomlin missed most of last season with elbow reconstructive surgery. Tomlin has a 2.57 ERA in his prior four spring appearances.
Tomlin pitched 6.1 innings and gave up four runs on seven hits and two walks. He struck out five.
"I pitch every game like my job's on the line," Tomlin said. "This is as good as I've felt since 2011.
� Trainer's room: Texas catcher Giovanni Soto will miss three months with a torn lateral meniscus in his right knee. He will have surgery today. ... Outfielder Engel Beltre has a fracture of the tibia on his right leg. He will open the season on the disabled list. ... Shortstop Elvis Andrus was the designated hitter against the Indians. He is on a throwing program caused by recurring soreness in his right forearm. He was examined on Friday. ... Yu Darvish has a stiff neck. ... Cleveland's Jason Giambi will be placed on the disabled list on Sunday. He suffered a fractured rib on his right side after being hit by a pitch thrown by Edwin Jackson of the Cubs on March 7. ... Catcher Matt Treanor will start the season on the disabled list with a strained left hamstring.
� Scratched: Yu Darvish was scratched from his opening day start for Texas. Darvish complained of a stiff neck causing Ron Washington to look for another option to start the season. The Rangers made the decision to scratch Darvish and send him back to Dallas to be examined. He will likely start the season on the disabled list.
� Santana will play third: Lonnie Chisenhall was competing with Carlos Santana at third base. The spring-long experiment to move Santana to third was a success. The Indians told Chisenhall that he made the team on Sunday. Santana will play some third base this season.
"Carlos will play third," Francona said.
"I'm not sure how it will play itself out (as far as playing time) but this gives us a lot of options. Carlos has shown that he can play third and catch a major league game at the same time. That's a phenomenal skill set."
� Roster additions: Texas added right-handed pitcher Daniel McCutchen to the major league camp. McCutchen appeared in three games this spring. The Rangers signed catcher Chris Snyder to a minor league contract. Snyder was released by the Washington Nationals on Monday.


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(Updated at 1:35 p.m.) WILMINGTON, Del. - Three people died Monday morning in a shooting at a courthouse in Delaware, including the shooter, authorities said.
Delaware State Police Sgt. Paul Shavack confirmed three people died in the shooting at the New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington. He said the suspected gunman and two women are dead. The city's mayor said one of the women killed was the shooter's estranged wife, but Shavack said police had not confirmed that was the case.
Shavak said in a noon briefing that the motive was still to be determined but that it was not a random shooting. He cautioned against information coming from any other source.
Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams said in a telephone interview that he was told the man shot and killed his wife.
Shavack said two police officers suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
He said officers exchanged gunfire with the shooter in the courthouse's lobby before he passed metal detectors. Shavack did not say whether the shooter killed the two women or whether they were killed in the gunfire. Shavack also did not say how the shooter died.
Dozens of police cars and emergency vehicles were on the streets surrounding the courthouse in the hours after the shooting, and police were searching the courthouse room by room as a precaution.
Jose Beltran, 53, a court employee who works in the building, was entering the lobby Monday morning when he heard two shots. He said he turned around and ran.
'It happened so fast,' he said, adding he heard three or more shots as he ran.
Dick Lawyer works part time across the street at the law office of Casarino, Christman, Shalk, Ransom & Doss and said his office building had been on lockdown since about 8:15 a.m. The shooting occurred about five minutes earlier. He said he and colleagues were shaken at first but calmer hours later. 'We have a couple of people whose relatives work at the courthouse,' said Lawyer, who works as a document management specialist for the firm.
He said the building was still on lockdown at 12:40 p.m.
Robert Vess, 68, dropped off his wife, Dorothy, 69, for jury duty at the courthouse Monday morning. He said it wasn't until after 10:30 a.m. that she was able to call him and let him know she was safe. Vess said his wife, who works as a baker at a grocery store, was crying when she called, but he thought she would be all right.
'She had said, 'If I had my way, I'd do jury duty every day,' but I don't think so after this,' Vess said.
Associated Press writers Maryclaire Dale in Wilmington and Jessica Gresko in Washington, D.C., contributed to this report.
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - The mayor of Wilmington, Del., says a man suspected of killing his wife and wounding two others at the New Castle County Courthouse is dead.
Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams said Monday in a telephone interview that the shooter was killed by police. Williams says he was told the shooter shot and killed his wife and wounded two other people at approximately 8:10 a.m. Williams says the couple were estranged.
A Wilmington police spokesman said earlier in the day that three people were shot. Cpl. Jamaine Crawford said he did not know the condition of the people who were shot.


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Beats wowed soccer fans with its epic World Cup ad earlier this summer, but Apple's new acquisition is now flexing its creative marketing muscles in an all-new way: documentaries.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Spike Lee's legendary Do the Right Thing, Beats created a 22-minute short that follows the director and other actors from the film as they revisit the famous Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood in Brooklyn that was featured in the movie.
Along with chatting up residents about changes the iconic neighborhood has seen since the film was released, Beats Music also threw a block party to celebrate the 1989 film, with guest appearances by Dave Chappelle, Wesley Snipes, Mos Def and Erykah Badu, along with a performance of "Fight the Power" by Public Enemy.
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