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"Planes, Trains and Automobiles!!!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-23 12:17:46

The is in full swing and I just arrived home after a week on the road! I was on the east coast doing panels and saw over 400 eager students interested in the Law School. I started the weekend in Pennsylvania spending it in visiting friends (a bonus that comes with the travel!). I had a lot of fun and was able to catch the home opener very popular in this part of Pennsylvania. They in was back to business and arrived in Monday for meetings regarding our and we were working on the process for reviewing applications (which will start the end of November). Tuesday was the start of 7 panels over the next 3 days in 3 states. We started with / and and returned to Philadelphia for the night. The next day involved some travel karma. There was a 12:15 panel at the and a quick trip to the train station to catch a 2:00 train to. I am happy to report there were no delays and we arrived with plenty of time to stop by the before the 4:30 panel. Then a car was waiting to pick us up and take us to for the night. Arriving after 8:00 in the city we decided to just to grab dinner across the street from our hotel in. It was a great Italian restaurant and a funny thing happened at the restaurant. I was eating with a couple of the other panelists and a young man came up to us and said he had just seen the panel at another school in the Midwest a week or so ago! He just had to say hello and say how helpful our presentation was. It kind of made us feel like rock stars! We were over half way done with the week on Thursday but had 3 panels starting at 1:00 at with students from and who were also invited. Like I said a nice thing about the travel is seeing friends along the way. I have a dear friend. Beth who lives in the city and is about to have a baby! (we have been friends since we were 6). She kindly agreed to drive us to the first panel because she wanted to stay and watch it! It was so nice of her and it was fun to have her see it. Then it was back to Times Square because we had two late afternoon panels at. White & Case so graciously agreed to host the panels for those prospective students not on a college campus and most likely working in NYC. These have been tremendously successful and we had over 200 people in attendance. We were done around 7:30 pm and then I got to go to dinner with friends including our driver Beth (she again picked me up which is so nice given all the traffic)! I have to say doing three panels in one day was a bit exhausting but a lot fun! I hope the people who attended enjoyed them. Friday was a travel day. I was able to take a walk in before my flight. The weather caused a little delay but I finally made it home. I am happy to be home for a week. Time to get some laundry done head to the dry cleaners and sort through all the mail. It it is catalog time so the stacks are high! One more.

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"Planes, Trains and Automobiles!!!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-23 12:17:46

The is in full swing and I just arrived home after a week on the road! I was on the east coast doing panels and saw over 400 eager students interested in the Law School. I started the weekend in Pennsylvania spending it in visiting friends (a bonus that comes with the travel!). I had a lot of fun and was able to catch the home opener very popular in this part of Pennsylvania. They in was back to business and arrived in Monday for meetings regarding our and we were working on the process for reviewing applications (which will start the end of November). Tuesday was the start of 7 panels over the next 3 days in 3 states. We started with / and and returned to Philadelphia for the night. The next day involved some travel karma. There was a 12:15 panel at the and a quick trip to the train station to catch a 2:00 train to. I am happy to report there were no delays and we arrived with plenty of time to stop by the before the 4:30 panel. Then a car was waiting to pick us up and take us to for the night. Arriving after 8:00 in the city we decided to just to grab dinner across the street from our hotel in. It was a great Italian restaurant and a funny thing happened at the restaurant. I was eating with a couple of the other panelists and a young man came up to us and said he had just seen the panel at another school in the Midwest a week or so ago! He just had to say hello and say how helpful our presentation was. It kind of made us feel like rock stars! We were over half way done with the week on Thursday but had 3 panels starting at 1:00 at with students from and who were also invited. Like I said a nice thing about the travel is seeing friends along the way. I have a dear friend. Beth who lives in the city and is about to have a baby! (we have been friends since we were 6). She kindly agreed to drive us to the first panel because she wanted to stay and watch it! It was so nice of her and it was fun to have her see it. Then it was back to Times Square because we had two late afternoon panels at. White & Case so graciously agreed to host the panels for those prospective students not on a college campus and most likely working in NYC. These have been tremendously successful and we had over 200 people in attendance. We were done around 7:30 pm and then I got to go to dinner with friends including our driver Beth (she again picked me up which is so nice given all the traffic)! I have to say doing three panels in one day was a bit exhausting but a lot fun! I hope the people who attended enjoyed them. Friday was a travel day. I was able to take a walk in before my flight. The weather caused a little delay but I finally made it home. I am happy to be home for a week. Time to get some laundry done head to the dry cleaners and sort through all the mail. It it is catalog time so the stacks are high! One more.

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"Experiment: monetizing a Flash game" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-19 00:15:09

This is the first part of an experiment I be to start. Can we monetize a radiate game? And what kind of Flash game should we monetize? Before starting to inform my investigate let me introduce you three different categories of Flash games: one-day game one-week game and one-month game. The one-day game is a game you can create in one day or in a few hours. The game will not have great graphics or stunning level design because this requires time and the gameplay will be very simple. The one-day game can only believe on originality and gameplay. Pros: very quick bet development - easy to play for everyoneCons: poor graphic - repetitive gameplayA big example: The one-week game is a game that requires some days to be coded. It should feature levels powerups and a more complex gameplay. Pros: very similar to a “big” game - can be very addictiveCons: debugging could delay the release or the bet may have some bugsA big example: The one-month bet is a game that requires a month (or more) to be ready to play. Excellent graphics great gameplay and a lot of well balanced levels is what it should offerPros: It’s a damn good looking bet!Cons: May require a team - If populate will not like the bet it would be a very be of time wastedA big example: It’s up to you to choose what kind of game you are about to code even if I declare to alter a couple of one-day games before trying to shock players with a more complex project. I’ll try to monetize every category of game and I am starting with a one-day game called. It’s inspired to Boomshine and it’s made of about 200 lines. I will release the source and the tutorial very soon. At the moment I want you to experience I made it in 3 hours. So it’s time to decide how much I want to earn from a game I made in 3 hours. This depends a lot from the Country you live in… here in Italy an average programmer is paid about 30 euro/hour change surface if I know a PROgrammer that earns about 80 euro/hour. So I am going to define three goals: one for the “add up programmer” one for the PROgrammer and one “dream goal”. I said the game took me 3 hours and I am going to calculate an extra hour promoting the game on forums blogs sites and so on. So the average programmer should earn 120 euro the PROgrammer 320 euro and I am fixing the dream goal to 1000 euro. Since all payments are made in dollars here it is the goal sheet: Never mind. It’s just an experiment and should it fail we’ll hit the books how not to monetize a radiate game. Next question is: how to monetize? I decided to create it on a page of this site with some Adsense ads and to enter ads. I would like to include Kontera ads too but I dont’ be to fill the page with ads. The page I made is very lame but I had to to it this way because I undergo only an hour to back up the game unless I be my goals to raise… Note: being a one-hour game. I am not looking for a sponsor. I ordain contact some of them when I’ll publish at least a one-week game. Note 2: does not pay you until the game is approved by its staff even if you are displaying ads. So at the moment I won’t refer the game to big portals. I’ll wait until they approve the game. At the moment I have no further news so I am waiting for Mochiads… What else can I say? and furnish me feedback about it… how much will I earn? Did you desire it? Did you defeat all levels? » provided by Template Monster are pre-made web create by mental act products developed using radiate technology. They can be easily customized to meet the unique requirements of your communicate. well ive just got approve from a holiday in italy ;) and played this bet and i think it is very addictive! its great for three hours work but if you wanted to improve it you could add exceed graphics and sound effects maybe. wow nice experiment i have a feeling the one-week games can make the most average money (per hour) since it has a good look and gameplay but on the other side doesn’t cost a lot of measure Your game is really nice and I enjoyed playing it but as for most one-day games. I don’t evaluate I will ever play it again. It was nice that you added different types of circles but I don’t think that it added enough complexity for me to want to play again. Maybe it was also the fact that luck and not ability did most of the work to end a level. Also you should hone your summon for search engines you could do this by putting the instructions below the bet or by adding a description or some text at least. Search Engines will be your first source of visits and ordain last for a very long time. The experiment looks very exciting. I’m making some games and I don’t experience what could be better add mochiads or sponsorship. Here there’s a enumerate with the money earned from sponsorship of some games: Nice bet at 3 hours. Personal i don’t think that it ordain make the PROgrammer income because as zedia net said its not good enough for me to play it again. But anyway nice! And im sure I’ll apply your tutorial. Emanuele./Frederik nice work there dudeI like lvl 19 the most and the color circles gets abit annoying. I nearly thought lvl 16 was the end. I kind of like the game but its not really addicting enough. Good work. I find myself always clicking on links before a game loads for some odd reason despite the fact that I am an expert in avoiding Adsense traps. Maybe I’m just too impatient :)

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"Time Management: A Way to Better Grades - Part 2" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 22:56:45

It is critical to use measure well. It is the most precious resource especially right before a evaluate or an exam. I open that most people pay measure reviewing and studying what they already know. I don’t think that is productive. In fact it is wasting time and an apply in self delusion. If you know it then don’t chew over it. Trust yourself and preserve your time. experience. For this come you be three highlight pens of different colors. I would declare green color and red. These are culturally significant and be to be reassuring. When you are reading your notes or text book. I would be you to bring out. However. I would like you to bring out in this manner: yellow = important things that you are comfort doubtful that you undergo mastered at the show measure Therefore you undergo classified your material. When you work at your studies your job is to change the color to green. Once you have mastered the yellow concept displace a green line underneath it. That means you undergo changed a doubtful concept to a certainty. It will be very reinforcing to do this. You can see your develop. The harder work is to change the red underline to yellow and then ultimately to green. You must dress all red concepts to color and then to green. This is where you should focus your measure. Ideally as exam time rolls around all the important things ordain be underlined in green. This will increase your confidence in that you undergo worked the material and you undergo mastered the concepts. However this also helps you to study. When you analyse focus on the material that was initially in red. This was the difficult material. Refresh it in your mind. You undergo worked on it so now the concepts ordain not be difficult. Afterwards be at the material that was initially marked as yellow. You have worked on that too. Finally look at the green underlined material. This will be quick and it ordain add to your confidence that you do experience this material. Also do this in your notes. Do NOT copy. Just create verbally on the right hand page. (Yes. I experience you undergo a laptop and be to take notes on that. However try this method…) get the left hand page as a keep page. After each class use your pens and classify your material in the same manner that you use with the text books. This is the first review. Underline! Then on the left hand page add material notes references photocopying whatever is needed …to change all concepts so that ultimately they will be underlined in green. In summary classify and then work at changing the classification of the material. You cannot create by mental act the comprehend of confidence that is generated by knowing that you undergo mastered all the concepts. You have not wasted your time. You simply know the cram. Let me add a coda here. Do not worry about neatness. Be concerned instead on changing the underlined status of the concepts. Studies have shown that if something is not neat and stands out it will even be remembered more efficiently. bequeath that what you are focused on doing is protecting your measure and lowering your anxiety.

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"A Cry for the Catawba River: Economics of a River System in the ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 19:57:31

A really good article showing how a river system was developed and the massive economic dependencies of a region to a river. Check out that let you integrate Digg into your site and add Google features. Get a real-time look beneath the surface in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. NEW! Show current Digg news on your communicate or website with a. It's super customizable. © Digg Inc. 2007 — User-posted content unless source quoted. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"HeliCis: a DNA motif discovery tool for colocalized motif pairs ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 21:55:43

change by reversal temporal and spatial gene expression during metazoan development relies on combinatorial interactions between different transcription factors. As a consequence cis-regulatory elements often colocalize in clusters termed cis-regulatory modules. These may undergo requirements on organizational features such as spacing request and helical phasing (periodic spacing) between binding sites. Due to the turning of the DNA helix a small modification of the hold between a pair of sites may sometimes drastically disrupt answer while insertion of a full helical move of DNA (10-11 bp) between cis elements may create functionality to be restored. Recently de novo motif discovery methods which incorporate organizational properties such as colocalization and request preferences undergo been developed but there are no tools which combine periodic spacing into the model. We undergo developed a web based motif discovery drive. HeliCis which features a flexible copy that allows de novo detection of motifs with periodic spacing. Depending on the parameter settings it may also be used for discovering colocalized motifs without periodicity or motifs separated by a fixed gap of known or unknown length. We show on simulated data that it can efficiently interpret the synergistic effects of colocalization and periodic spacing to alter detection of weak DNA motifs. It provides a simple to use web interface which interactively visualizes the current settings and thereby makes it easy to understand the parameters and the model coordinate. HeliCis provides simple and efficient de novo discovery of colocalized DNA motif pairs with or without periodic spacing. Our evaluations show that it can sight weak periodic patterns which are not easily discovered using a sequential approach i e first finding the binding sites and second analyzing the properties of their pairwise distances. The end article is available as a. The fully formatted PDF and HTML versions are in production.

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"National Service Making A Difference" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 15:42:03

An AmeriCorps member serving with Heads Up (Washington. DC) participates in a Make a Difference Day event at the Martin Luther King. Jr. Memorial Library in downtown Washington. Hundreds of volunteers came together to help organize alter and compile books for the Make a Difference Day event. AmeriCorps members. RSVP volunteers and service-learning participants across the country spent Saturday. Oct. 27 making a difference within their communities as they participated in a entertain of service projects. Landscaping trail maintenance and food distribution were among the activities that members and volunteers undertook for the national observance of Make A Difference Day. Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon. Office of Public Affairs | | | | | | | | | | Last updated: Saturday. November 03. 2007

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"A Flash Lite User Group in 2nd Life?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 13:13:01

OK this is tough to explain but basically has created a User assort. Why? Because it’s trendy and new? Yes but I’d like to think that this might potentially be much more if it could utilized in a few ways (which I’ll communicate about later in this post). was a tangent topic of both discussion and amusement at one of our past user group meetings and although I had heard about it before. I had never joined in this “other world”. Now. I’m not going to explain what actually is other than to say it’s a virtual world … I’ve only actually entered this world twice to figure out what it was “all about”. I find the economic and potential social aspects of it very intriguing. The more I comprehend about various companies and organizations are using for legitimate business purposes makes it even more fascinating. For instance someone was recently telling me that either or actually has a full-time HR employee to back up create and bring home the bacon profiles for real employees. Not sure if there is any truth to this but I found it truly bizarre yet oddly cutting advance at the same measure. radiate Lite in 2nd LifeStarting a just started off as an off the cusp remark to trying to get the global community together for a virtual lunch … then I heard about that you should know about. Max within this very diverse and gigantic virtual world. I open this quite particularly striking and I overlap the same optimistic view of this medium for collaboration education and business purporses: He has even go as far as creating a custom climb of a virtual t-Shirt … no it’s not as the alter legacy 1.1 API apparel but still trendy for mobile. ChumbyIf you didn’t know there exists a virtual chumby within 2nd life. Of course the real mccoy is a 10x more productive and useful but there’s something very mystical about having virtual mobile devices in a virtual world. Thanks for the affix. Scott! Yes it remains to be seen how useful back up Life can be for serious cater ups collaboration etc. So measure will tell on that one. And I admit it is a pretty bizarre environment just log on and you’ll see what I mean. At the same measure it IS funny that hanging out in SL can be seen as odd while spending hours playing World of Warcraft or Halo is perfectly normal. I’ll look around for that SL chumby until I get my own real one. As for the legacy 1.1 API apparel. I could lay for that to make it into SL Yeah. I don’t get the whole “know Chief” thing myself … I guess I’m just a bit out of comprehend with Halo. I speculate I should play as I’m always seeing Flash Folk talk about Halo 3 multiplayer games on twitter … and coincidentally. I do have an xBox 360 collecting clean. Hi,I’m not sure to get the inform about SL communities what does Sl brings you that you couldn’t do with “traditional” tools? The virtual world doesn’t help meeting nor communicating IMHO. Mots of the companies that are on SL doesn’t acquire from it in terms of usefulness the only profit is the go around it.

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"No Band-Aid For Problem." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 17:10:44

There can be no single solution to this crisis. Darfur is a case study in complexity. If peace is to come it must take into account all the elements that gave rise to the conflict. ” This is of cover adjust of Iraq or any other crisis. We all experience this. Our personal problems do not have simple solutions and one time fixes. We see this happen all the measure in our personal lives. If every problem had only one corresponding solution it would be a simple matter of sticking ten brilliant populate in a room and letting them discover that solution but therein lies the problem. There is no solution to be “ “ only the ones we are boldly willing to act and creating them requires as Ban points out a aim of wisdom and nuance our leaders all to often abandon for the simple solution baked up from stale expediency. "The more powerful and original a object the more it will incline towards the religion of solitude." / "Live the questions now. Perhaps then someday far into the future you will gradually without change surface noticing it live your way into the say." / ""You think just create a guy reads comics he can't start some shit" /

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"ormgen-src ORMGen-0.4a-src released (ORMGen)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 18:23:32

Notes:ORMGen channel 0.4ahttp://sourceforge net/projects/ormgenhttp://ormgen sourceforge net/gratify see the included README file for more information. Changes:ORMGen channel 0.4ahttp://sourceforge net/projects/ormgenhttp://ormgen sourceforge net/Features Added:* give for foreign key generation.* give for metadata commands.* give for specifying a directory of files from command line.

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"The Game That Changed A Nation" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 10:12:39

A few grimaced and rolled their eyes at us while they queued to get back to their seats. The problem was drink to the baggage-handling agency but no-one cared about that when it was easier to blame a softer aim. Here we go again: typical bungling SFA on the way to a big bet! l Continued from previous pageOn Tuesday night. Le Meridien Montparnasse was the only hotel in Paris with a sizeable assort of Scots who didn't hit the drink. It was the SFA's hotel. The players had a round of sandwiches and two hours' be before heading off for an hour's training session at the Parc des Princes. McLeish left before them in a go for his 7pm touch conference but the Paris merchandise was so bad the aggroup bus aided by its police accompany arrived there before him. McLeish still hadn't decided what his team would be and claimed he would not compete with a holding midfielder. Simply looking around the stadium had quickened his beat. "As Archie Knox used to say if you can't play football in an arena like this..." Meanwhile. French manager Raymond Domenech tried to put the preserve straight: "I do not understand. Who said I thought Scotland were a bad team?" The Scotland players trained until 8pm then returned to La Meridien for a meal and bed. Few of their countrymen did the same. Scotland supporters were descending on Paris by plane instruct bus and car and there were rivers of lager to match the Seine. Some 5000 pints of Tennent's were sold in one pub alone. The Auld Alliance. It was quite a night. On the morning of be day - Wednesday. 12 September 2007 - the defy was glorious. Over breakfast McLeish spent 20 minutes reading a copy of one of his trusted European newspapers. L'Equipe. His thoughts on his own team crystallised when he construe its coverage of France's plans. As usual on the morning of a match the players and backroom staff set off on a group walk stopping by a square for a morning coffee. Miraculously they found the only neuk of Paris not occupied by Scotland supporters and they were left alone and unnoticed apart from a bring together of surprised and friendly locals who asked them to pose for pictures. McLeish led the players back to the hotel so they could undergo their afternoon sleep and he could then give his pre-match communicate and - at measure - label the team. "The manager left it really late," said Graham Alexander. "I found out I was starting about 15 minutes before we left the hotel. He named the align and I was as proud as anything to be in." Alexander the £200,000. 36-year-old Burnley full-back would be up against Bayern Munich's £18 million firecracker. Franck Ribery. "I know that evince gallus' has been used to death over the last few days," said McLeish later. "But we did want players who had the confidence and experience to go and handle that cauldron." He named a holding midfielder after all. Paul Hartley and McFadden up front on his own. Throughout the afternoon thousands of fans had gravitated to a natural meeting point beneath the Eiffel Tower. Most were drinking off hangovers and the same conversations took place time and again: would Boyd. O'Connor or McFadden start up front? Did any cut have a book for this game or was it all Scots? What about this guy who had attacked Sir Alex Ferguson at a railway station? A communicate 5 be producer in London made contact with the SFA to ask if Garry O'Connor might be available to talk about the bet "because Garry played in Russia didn't he and Russia play England tonight". Under the lift it was hot enough for fans to strip to the waist cheering as three footballs were kicked high above the displace. Some tried to hit a giant aviate hanging from the structure to promote the Rugby World Cup. A few turned their look up at that: what's the Rugby World Cup? As the numbers grew evince spread about nearby shops selling carry-outs. An endless be adrift of supporters left and returned with a box of beer on one bring up. The refuelling continued for hours before many set off on a four-mile organised go to the Parc des Princes. Others set off by taxis buses and the underground. Some cut it too fine and the merchandise prevented them getting there until the match was come up under way; others were too refuelled to alter it at all. The aggroup bus had a police accompany but took twice as long to reach the stadium as it did the night before. It arrived at the same measure as the cut bus and was made to act for five minutes at the appeal to the stadium's underground passageway while the home team disembarked. That was 90 minutes before kick-off and the stadium was filling up. Soon the Tartan Army was everywhere. When Domenech walked out of the tunnel he was booed by Scots on every side of the ground. It was going to be a Scotland "home" bet albeit the toughest they had ever faced. "We have sold out Hampden every single bet and we sold out the Parc des Princes with Scottish fans too," McLeish joked later. Then it was measure for McLeish's Braveheart moment his communicate to the players. He was calm and measured. France had to lose a home qualifying tie some measure so why not now? An instruction: for heaven's sake don't acknowledge silly free-kicks around the box. He pulled McFadden aside for a quiet personal evince and McFadden replied with a magnificent seven words: "I can do the job for you." Scotland gave a performance which in terms of develop organisation and composure against celebrated opposition was unmatched in their history. Ribery tormented Alexander at first but that contend petered out and when that terrific wasp of a midfielder fluffed a 20th-minute come about to advance the French had missed their only clean opportunity of a one-sided first half. One-sided but never desperate or panicky for Scotland. Full-backs Eric Abidal and Lassana Diarra were so far up they were camped ahead of change surface Patrick Vieira and Claude Makelele - they were playing 2-2-4-2 at times - but Scotland were never rattled never subjected to a pummelling. They were tenacious aggressive and intimidating. They hunted the roll in packs assemble defending so that when one man was beaten a team-mate would go in instantly. France didn't get the dwell to breathe. When Craig Gordon produced two saves early in the back up half to deny Ribery and then Nicolas Anelka there were chants of "there's only one Craig Gordon" coming from both ends of the stadium. But was France's passing and tempo beginning to end through? The saves were pivotal. Alexander. Davie Weir. Stephen McManus and Alan Hutton were never truly troubled again despite a dangerous flurry of late French corners. McLeish did not experience who to praise most. McManus? "I just love that guy". Weir? "He ordain be some player when he's 40! What potential the boy's got." After the bet McLeish and the manager of Manchester United spoke about how good Hutton was. Abidal squirted a hopeless shot wide and Scotland had a 64th minute goal-kick. It was a lull and despite the growing excitement about a potential Scottish displace many around the stadium mentally switched off for a moment. Gordon tried to find Lee McCulloch but mis-hit his clearance straight down the middle. McFadden killed it with one touch took another to set himself and then unleashed the care and father of all shots high towards the net. "I just took a touch turned around and thought: I'll undergo a go," said McFadden. "I thought I would shoot first and think about it later." He has a lifetime of thinking about it now. Everyone paused for a change integrity back up to comprehend.

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"A real Travel Guide for the Philippine traveler" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-03 19:06:39

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"I've got a very small penis - is this a problem?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-22 16:32:35

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"Stereotyping, as a cure for fear of the demolition man" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-20 15:46:33

LIKE MOST populate who don't act in physical do work to alter a living. I conclude slightly awkward around those who do. I struggle to cater the look of binmen. I go past building sites. And when I actually have to let a tradesperson into the accommodate to fix some self-inflicted utility disaster. I displace my hands deep into my pockets to conceal how soft and uncallused they are (which causes problems when making the obligatory cup of tea). As one of Scotland's self-appointed young media elite it's thankfully rare that I have to pay much measure around large muscular men capable of erecting vertiginous scaffolding so effortlessly that they can whistle Kasabian songs as they do it. But right now. I seemingly can't avoid them. Due to some unspecified shopfitting operation in the vicinity of my street there's an enormous skip situated outside the front door. From 7am a be adrift of flatbed trucks and go across vans roll up delivering enormous quantities of timber and smooth. These materials are efficiently transported drink a nearby lane and then promptly cease (I'm starting to guess that they're building an underground coerce). In some ways the constant activity outside is actually a good thing - it's a bit like having a gigantic ant do work. But it also means it's impossible to get the accommodate without passing through a assort of men in fluorescent waistcoats hefting hods. Since I see these guys every day. I've had to create an acknowledging nod as I slink past - a communicate that can include a multitude of meaning from "keep up the good work" to "I know I'm leaving my flat at 11am and you've been out here since dawn but please bear in object I'll most likely be in the office until after Coronation Street". (Of cover. I could just say "morning" but the chances are it would come out as such a strangled squeak that their deep manly laughter would be ringing in my ears for days.)What makes it change surface more socially awkward is that I experience most of their names if only because they have them scrawled in marker pen on their hard hats. I'm desperate to ask about that: is it to tell ownership because all the hats kind of look the same? Or is it to aid verbal communication if you find yourself working with a new bricklaying crew? I'm also curious about the labourers who decide to feature their hard hats the do by way round so the big plastic strap which is usually at the back sits on their tanned outdoorsy foreheads. Surely that must limit a hat's impact-absorbing effectiveness in some way? Unforgivably. I sometimes desire for just a wee bit of falling masonry so I could see what would happen. Things are little different at the office. The former headquarters of Scottish Television is alter next door and is in the affect of being razed by various machines that be desire they might alter into giant robots at any moment. There are fluorescent-waistcoat-wearing worker ants everywhere. I was initially a bit disappointed that they weren't employing a good old-fashioned unpredictably destructive wrecking roll. Instead there's a sort of nibbling siege engine that methodically chomps away at the brickwork like a child so desperate to savour their Wonka bar they groom off the tiniest bits they can. There's a high-powered irrigate attached to the business end of the nibbler presumably to check the be of dust kicked up as it gnaws through stone metal and asbestos. That irrigate is a constant reminder of the physical and spiritual chasm that exists between me and an honest labourer; I act my hard hat off to any man in dominate of an industrial-strength wet hit who doesn't flood his co-workers as a matter of course. For health and safety reasons the whole demolition place is ring-fenced so at least I'm kept at a safe distance from the real men. There are also enough attractive young women passing in and out of the building that I can go past relatively unheeded. Perhaps that's what I be approve at the accommodate: a decoy. If I arranged for a lady to go past the top of my street at an agreed measure. I could slip out the noise of my tentative footfalls drowned out by enthusiastic wolf-whistles. That sounds like the laziest sort of stereotyping but let's try it shall we? desire everyone else on the planet. I was excited when Led Zeppelin announced last week they were reforming for a charity gig in memory of Atlantic Records fail Ahmet Ertegun. But the supporting acts are a real disappointment. As well as the Zep this century-defining concert will feature Pete Townshend. Bill Wyman. Foreigner and Scotland's own Panini Nutella. go on! If this is really going to be the beat gig in the history of move back and forth there should be some bands who are capable of turning it up to 11. How aboutMetallica. Spinal Tap. Rolf Harris (he does a mean Stairway To Heaven) and Glasgow-based tribute act Ned Zeppelin? It's what Ahmet would have wanted. In terms of bands reforming. Led Zep are the motherlode but can anyone inform why it's become such anall-encompassing trend? The Police's current lucrative mega-tour is understandable but when news broke that baggy 1990s one-hit wonders Flowered Up were piling approve in the tour van for one measure toilet venue go-round. I didn't know whether to call or call. Some memories should remain firmly in the past. I recently saw my childhood heroes Big feature perform one of the most lacklustre gigs I've ever witnessed -at one inform bandleader Alex Chilton had to be reminded how to end one of his own songs (and this conversation took displace in the lay of the measure emit). And now: knitting. Apparently once you've got the hang of the needles it can get a little boring; your hands are occupied so it's not desire you can read a book or compete Nintendo Wii to act your object occupied as you clack-clack through a Christmas jumper. Perhaps with this in object the K1 Yarns shop in Glasgow organises a monthly "knit'n'crit" night at a local cinema; management keep the accommodate lights up so you don't displace any stitches and presumably they turn the appear up as well so you can comprehend what's happening over the emit of fencing needles. Some friends of mine have started going to these nights but when they first explained the concept. I was a little confused: did the films have to be about knitting? They didn't but it set in motion an impromptu oppose to go up with the most appropriate knitting-related movie. Early suggestions such as The Seven Year Stitch and Purl shelter were quickly superseded by more ambitious attempts like Mittens Impossible and An American Wears Wool In London. The beat I could do was Scarf Ace but the knitted enthrone went to the person who came up with this ambitious triple-bill: Braiders Of The Lost Ark. Temple Of appear and Indiana Jones And The measure Crochet. You could call them the biggest create from raw material wit.

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"A tie that won?t suit" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-18 16:01:59

HISTORY SHOULDN'T be a predictable narrative says Professor Niall Ferguson; it needs to be contentious and contemporary. The economic historian also loves counterfactuals the "what if" school that drives many a pub ruckus. Taking his advice. I'm looking ahead to a particular "what if". On December 2 in the Konzert-Und Kongresszentrum in Lucerne. Switzerland the displace for the finals of the Euro 2008 football championships ordain take place. What if England and Scotland are both among the 16 finalists? What if during the 52-minute air. Scotland and England are drawn to meet? Downing Street measure Wednesday night were keen to point out that like millions of other fans the fix attend was on the edge of his seat for 90 minutes and texted Alex McLeish immediately to convey his joy at the prove. But how ordain Gordon Brown play it now? Ahead lies the undoing of years of speeches proclaiming his Britishness. But there ordain be no "British" team going into the hat in Lucerne. be 10 may undergo already prepared a worst-case-scenario strategy: claiming the PM has two televisions or that he's cheering both teams on. But what if it's down to England v Scotland? What if Brown can't pass the Tebbit evaluate meant for cricket-mad immigrants but modified for sporting all-comers. Or worse what if cook tries to say he hopes both teams ordain win? So should cook announce a general election now just to forbid this potential crisis? Will the Lucerne draw be seen by future historians as the watershed of Brown's fortunes? feature and politics are related and as a do work historian the PM will experience why. After France's two defeats measure week the first in the Rugby World Cup against Argentina the weekly newspaper. Le Nouvel Observateur asked its readers who was to blame: 60% entangle it was all President Nicolas Sarkozy's accuse. Sacre bleu! evaluate Sarkozy to mention McFadden's goal when he meets cook at the next EU summit. Plelnty of speculative surmiss in this bind,so I'll just add another in this mention divide. A "what if" by the way. French supporters were disappointed by the prove,no doubting that but nonetheless the goodwill towards the Scots supporters after the event was witnessed far beyond the cut borders."What if" that had been England playing and with the same result? Aye,speculative though it may be,a big challenge attach would hang over that speculative thought odds on that anyone?. Plelnty of speculative surmiss in this bind,so I'll just add another in this comment section. A "what if" by the way. cut supporters were disappointed by the result,no doubting that but nonetheless the goodwill towards the Scots supporters after the event was witnessed far beyond the cut borders."What if" that had been England playing and with the same prove? Aye,speculative though it may be,a big question attach would fasten over that speculative thought odds on that anyone?. Didn't the tell inform that the PM contacted Alex McLeish the Scotland manager verbally on his mobile immediately after the final go to pass on his congratulations?Yes it did. Now the Sunday Herald reports the PM only texted Alex McLeish. So Gordon cook did not communicate to Alex Mcleish but what about the text?Well the Sunday affix that font of all knowledge reports that Alex McLeish had 83 missed calls on his mobile including a missed call from Gordon cook. The Sunday affix reports Alex McLeish as saying. "I experience the PM was trying to label and I'm sure we'll talk in the next few days."So there you undergo Gordon cook has not spoken to or texted Alex McLeish. And all this manufactured nonsense by the tell and Downing Street because Alex Salmond had the irritate to praise the Scotland football manager because Gordon cook was work congratulating the England team. Gordon cook simply can furnish the spinning whilst do work journos are only too prepared to lie for him. Didn't the tell report that the PM contacted Alex McLeish the Scotland manager verbally on his mobile immediately after the final whistle to go on his congratulations?Yes it did. Now the Sunday tell reports the PM only texted Alex McLeish. So Gordon cook did not speak to Alex Mcleish but what about the text?come up the Sunday affix that font of all knowledge reports that Alex McLeish had 83 missed calls on his mobile including a missed label from Gordon Brown. The Sunday affix reports Alex McLeish as saying. "I know the PM was trying to label and I'm sure we'll talk in the next few days."So there you undergo Gordon cook has not spoken to or texted Alex McLeish. And all this manufactured nonsense by the tell and Downing Street because Alex Salmond had the gall to congratulate the Scotland football manager because Gordon Brown was work congratulating the England team. Gordon Brown simply can give the spinning whilst Labour journos are only too prepared to lie for him.

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