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Mysterious Machu Picchu, often called "The lost City of the Incas" is a stunning sight that will amaze and astound any visitor, and since it was not plundered by the Spanish when they conquered the Incas, it is especially important as a cultural site and is considered a sacred place. It was recently voted as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
Machu Picchu is both the best and the least known of the Inca ruins. It is not mentioned in any of the chronicles of the Spanish conquistadors and archaeologists today can do no more than speculate on its function. The local Quechua farmers in the area knew of Machu Picchu for centuries, but it was not until an 11-year-old boy led the American historian Hiram Bingham to the site on July 24, 1911, that the rest of the world became aware of its existence. At that time the site was covered in thick vegetation, and Bingham and his team returned in 1912 and 1915 to clear the growth. Over the years, much work has been done on excavating and studying the site. Despite these efforts, many unanswered questions remain.
The ultimate way to experience the Inca city is by walking one of the trails that lead you to the sun gate where you can enter Machu Picchu at sunrise, with the mist rising up from the mountains and the enigmatic ruins illuminated in the first light of day, before the many tourists descend upon it. The most famous trail, known as the Inca Trail has limited places at any one time to preserve it, so book up in advance to secure your place! However we do offer an alternative, the Lares Trek which does not require any permits and many feel is better than the Inca trail as it is less crowded with incredible views of glaciers on the way.
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Bob Delaney used to say that in the early 1950s, the Army was not only the best place to learn logistics, it was the only place. Exempt from transportation regulation, the military could negotiate with carriers and apply logistics practices that businesses couldn't imagine.
When Delaney was discharged from the military and entered the private sector, he encountered a different logistics environment - one circumscribed by truck and rail regulation. Shippers could not negotiate rates. They had to design their distribution systems around carriers' operating rights. The public suffered from poor service and high costs.
Delaney, who died April 3 at age 68, had a big hand in developing the 1980 legislation that toppled economic regulation of trucking and railroads. He's probably best known to Journal of Com-merce readers for his State of Logistics Report, which he originated and produced annually for nearly 15 years.
This report, co-authored in recent years by Rosalyn Wilson, was underwritten by Cass Information Systems and ProLogis until Delaney retired as executive vice president of Cass last year. The Council of Logistics Manage-ment will sponsor this year's report, to be presented June 7.
The centerpiece of the report is its measurement of logistics efficiency, based on logistics spending as a percentage of GDP. Delaney began calculating the ratio in 1973, when he was helping build the case for surface-transportation deregulation. He incorporated it into the State of Logistics Report when he began issuing it in 1990. Delaney's objective with the report was to quantify the logistics-productivity gains resulting from deregulation and to bolster arguments against re-regulation. His logistics-efficiency ratio showed that logistics costs as a percentage of GDP peaked at more than 16 percent in the early 1980s, then steadily declined to their current level of below 10 percent.
The index is a useful statistic, but the real value of the State of Logistics Report has been Delaney's pithy commentary on logistics trends and developments. Each year, several dozen logistics professionals made it a point to attend his presentation in Washington.
Their time was well spent. Delaney's comments were almost always prescient. He was ahead of the curve on virtually every logistics development - and fad - in recent years.
More than a decade ago, when every trucking company, warehouse operator and freight-payment service seemed to be calling itself a third-party logistics provider, Delaney was among the first to warn of problems. He said many 3PLs services relied on "strategic alliances" that amounted to little more than an exchange of business cards.
During the height of the dot-com boom, when others were promoting the notion that the right software could solve any logistics problem and that most carrier rates would be set through Internet exchanges, Delaney saw through the hype. "Relationships still matter," he said.
Less than a week after the Sept. 11 attacks, he provided clear perspective about the effect on logistics. He said post-9/11 security requirements
wouldn't undermine logistics efficiency, and that they probably would strengthen relationships between service providers and customers. "Just-in-time will bend, but it will not break," he said.
And, of course, there was Delaney's classic comment about shippers who'd been burned by disreputable freight-payment companies they'd hired because of their low prices: "You pay peanuts, you get monkeys."
Delaney's insightfulness can be explained partly by his long experience in the field. After the Army, he earned bachelor's and master's degrees from New York University, and worked with shippers Nabisco, International Paper, Monsanto and Pet Inc.; carriers Leaseway Transportation, Ryder System and USFreightways; and consulting firms Arthur D. Little Inc. and Ernst & Young, in addition to Cass.
But there was another explanation, and writer Chris Barnett got a glimpse of it when he spent a day with Delaney for a JoC article a few years ago. Chris noticed that wherever Bob went in St. Louis - at breakfast, at lunch at a German restaurant, at stops in between - people came over to say hello. They were businesspeople, waitresses, friends. Delaney chatted with them, asked how they were doing, and had a story to share with each of them.
What that showed about Bob Delaney was that he was interested in people, and curious about the world around him. That's why he so good at what he did, and why he noticed things that others missed.
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Located on Burton Road The Bistro is the shining
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Now in our 13th year we continue to cook a fresh interesting range of dishes from around Europe, but not overlooking some classic British dishes as well.
The Bistro has a rustic feel its not fine dining, its a neighbourhood eating place and we donot follow current trends, or try to become a carbon copy of other restaurants around the city.
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McKamey Animal Care and Adoption Center, 4500 N. Access Road, is holding a Back in Black adoption drive. Through Sept. 17, adoption fees for any black dog or cat will be half price. Call 305-6500 to schedule an appointment to view available animals.
Experts say there is no reason cats and dogs can't live together peacefully.
Katie Bunch, a manager at the Petsmart store on Gunbarrel Road, rescued a 5-month-old dog named Scout about a month ago. While his boundless enthusiasm occasionally rubs her cat, Lucy, the wrong way, the two reached an uneasy truce after about three weeks.
"If he does something she doesn't like, she puts him in his place," Bunch said. "It's one of those things where you've got to give it time. She's slowly but surely getting used to him being there."
To ease their introduction, Bunch began by holding Lucy when Scout was around. Other times she placed them in separate rooms to sniff each other beneath a closed door. By supervising their interactions, Bunch said she could quickly control any signs of aggression.
In "Complete Cat Care," a book about all things feline, author and veterinarian Bruce Fogle offers five tips for keeping the peace between existing pets and newcomers.
- Stroke the cat (or dog) by hand or, Fogle says, using a soft cotton cloth. Stroke your original pet then your new animal to help passively mix their scents and encourage a new, family scent.
- After the new pet has been living in your home for a few days, swap its bedding with a resident pet's.
- Avoid allowing cats to run from dogs, which may trigger the canine chase instinct.
- Don't correct a cat for swiping a dog's nose if it does something the cat dislikes. This is a quick way for dogs to learn behaviors to avoid.
- Don't force introductions. Put new cats in a crate on a surface above eye level, to avoid forced eye contact, and allow your old pets to approach when they feel comfortable.
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Thanksgiving is right around the corner -- and if you aren't planning on burning your house down with a turkey fryer (again) or you just don't feel like cooking, you're going to need some ideas on where to eat. Well you've come to the right place, friends. From casual options and brunches to fancy ... More >>
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Fantasia Barrino calls Nancy Grace a liar – Video
American Idol winner Fantasia Barrino "preaches" to her fans in a concert in Chicago last Feb. 14 talking about the late Whitney Houston and how the devil was working against her — but not before calling Nancy Grace a liar. LOL
Fantasia gave birth to a baby boy last December. The father is boyfriend Antwaun Cook who is a married man. Her first pregnancy with him ended in an abortion. Fantasia attempted to commit suicide in 2010 which was documented on her reality show Fantasia For Real while she was promoting her most recent album.
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Jayne who informed you that Fantasia set out to be anyone's role model? AI was a talent show, not to find the next role model. These celebs can't help that people look up to them, and just like us non famous people, these celebs have their own mess too, because after all, they are just like us, except with more money and access to better resources. So kindly stfu with that mess. Its funny how you paint whitney as the sacrificial lamb and a victim, but in the same breath you demean fantasia. Her comments about whitney was on point and an example of how the industry and continuous media negative influences can make believers of those looking in from the outside, when no one knows the real story except that individual. That was the point of Fanny's comment. Gtfohwtbs.
Jayne Marquit If the devil has ahold of anyone, it would be Fantasia who is probably the worst role model of any American Idol contestant or winner. Whitney Houston was hurt by life, not by the devil. The reality tv show and station that aired it that demeaned Whitney's character to make the big bucks, the ne'er do well man that got a hold of her heart and broke it, people shoving drugs at her in the celeb circle she travelled in, doctors too willing to write prescriptions out of sheer greed. Fantasia Barrino's uneducated words help no one. Whitney's greatest legacy is not the superficial music business, it is her daughter. No young girl wants to hear that her mom was possessed by the devil. Whitney was human and life takes strange twists and turns for the best of us. Prayers to her daughter and I hope Whitney found the peace that alluded her on earth.
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It's interesting stuff. In many ways, utility CIOs are doing a bit better than average. Yet many of them rate their own companies as below par. But I think the most valuable nugget is PwC's thoughts on how to raise your Digital IQ, as shown in the chart at the bottom. – Jesse Berst
Here is what PwC learned about utility CIOs as a result of its survey:
· Belief that Twitter will have a major impact on customer experience and retention: considerably above average
· Concern about their ability to keep up: above average
· Strength of relationship between CIO and CMO: above average
· Strength of relationship between CIO and CEO: above average
· Belief that social media is the most important emerging technology: slightly above average
· Belief that cyber security is the most important emerging technology: slightly above average
· Concern over the speed of technology change: slightly above average
· Belief that technology will have a major impact: average
· Active champions in applying technology in service of corporate strategies: slightly below average
· Self-reported Digital IQ: below average
Want to know how to improve your Digital IQ? Here's a chart from the survey that lays out the five most important strategies. You can download the charts and the full report at this PwC site.
Jesse Berst is the founder and Chief Analyst of SGN and Chairman of the Smart Cities Council, an industry coalition.
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Pepa has passed along some of the footage from the Glacier trip. Get a bit of sense of what the GRPers were up to the past month. Skate Day Classic Day
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Deconstructing Wilbur's
If you've been around the Outdoor Center much this summer you may have noticed the slow disappearance of Wilbur's, the building near the hoop houses at the end of Lemon's Haunt. Wilbur's is being deconstructed by ReSource and some of … Continue reading
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Videos from Evan Scales
Want to relive some of the summer of 2014? Craftsbury Runner Evan Scales shared two cool edits with us, one of Masters week, the other more general. Find them both on YouTube: Masters 2014 Craftsbury 2014 Scenes
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Craftsbury in the Southern Hemisphere
Our globetrotting endless winter members the Massey-Biermans are getting some early (or maybe it's late?) season k's in on snow in Argentina. From Paul – "Craftsbury well represented in 4 km girls pursuit race yesterday – run on the FIS … Continue reading
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Been great having Runblogger.com author Pete Larson with us this week and last for Running Camp. He's shared a bit of what he's been up to on his site.
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Lynn's Back
Great to have Running Camp Program Director Lynn Jennings back on-site. Check out the New England Runner article on her over at their website.
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Check out the GRPSki covergirl: Sus! Susan graced the cover of her alma mater's alumni mag in conjunction with her commencement address. Read the article.
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Craftsbury and the GRP in the news over at the USOC's TeamUSA.org site. Check it out!
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"It's About this Beautiful Lake, Nothing Fancy": An Interview with Russell and Janet Spring
GRP Rower Phil Grisdela wrote a great interview of Craftsbury's former owners and camp founders, Russell and Janet Spring for the recent Hosmer Ponds Watershed initiative 2014 Summer Mailing. Lots of good stuff in the recent edition, but this interview … Continue reading
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GRPSki: 4 Olympians call for action against Climate Change
Four Olympic skiers – including 3 GRPers – participated in a press conference this past Monday at which they spoke about global climate change for the National Wildlife Federation and Vermont Natural Resources Council. Read more from Ida, Hannah and … Continue reading
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Quote Unquote: The War on Terror
Glenn Greenwald on the fallout from the War on Terror…
"Given the ongoing American quest for violence from that one-day attack [9/11], just imagine the impact which continuous attacks over the course of a full decade must have on those whom we've been invading, droning, cluster-bombing, occupying, detaining without charges, and indiscriminately shooting."
Yeah, but… those other people are foreign. They're foreigners from foreign places. Science hasn't even proven that they have souls.
So, it's really not the same thing.
Tags: 9/11, Afghanistan, Glenn Greenwald, Iraq, Military, Quote Unquote, Terrorism
What Should We Expect When Expecting Health Care Reform?
Yesterday, I mentioned that the left-wing blogoshereopolis is currently engaged in an actual adult-person kind of debate — i.e. one that does not involves neither ad hominem attacks nor crying on TV — over whether Americans should accept the warm, steaming pile of health care bill that Congress is serving us or if we should send it back to the kitchen and re-request the thing we asked for in the first place.
Glenn Greenwald — whom, if my sources are correct, has been known occasionally rock a boat from time to time — has waded into the debate. His post over at Salon is characteristically tall and filled with many words, but it's well worth reading if you're interested in that sort of thing.
Here, though, is the bit that hit me the hardest…
[I]f progressives always announce that they are willing to accept whatever miniscule benefits are tossed at them (on the ground that it's better than nothing) and unfailingly support Democratic initiatives (on the ground that the GOP is worse), then they will (and should) always be ignored when it comes time to negotiate; nobody takes seriously the demands of those who announce they'll go along with whatever the final outcome is.
Seriously, liberals have to grow some balls and start demanding some satisfaction from the legislators. I think we should start a movement, motivate people, wake people from their stupors and send them out into the streets, filled with bilious self-righteous anger, to take what's theirs, make the country start working for them!
That said, I'll go along with whatever everybody else wants to do.
Tags: Democrats, Glenn Greenwald, Health Care, House of Representatives, Liberals, Medicare, Senate
Senate Democrats Preparing to Hand Over Testicles to Joe Lieberman
With Joe Lieberman almost certain to receive a sound thrashing today from his fellow Democratic caucusers and lose some piddling little committee chair that he probably didn't want anyway, Salon's Glenn Greenwald argues that maybe it's time we all just didn't get along…
Where is the evidence of the supposed partisan wrangling that we hear so much about? Just examine the question dispassionately. Look at every major Bush initiative, every controversial signature Bush policy over the last eight years, and one finds virtually nothing but massive bipartisan support for them — the Patriot Act (original enactment and its renewal); the invasion of Afghanistan; the attack on, and ongoing occupation of, Iraq; the Military Commissions Act (authorizing enhanced interrogation techniques, abolishing habeas corpus, and immunizing war criminals); expansions of warrantless eavesdropping and telecom immunity; declaring part of Iran's government to be "terrorists"; our one-sided policy toward Israel; the $700 billion bailout; The No Child Left Behind Act, "bankruptcy reform," and on and on.
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That's why the outcome of this Joe Lieberman "controversy" is anything but surprising. Having Democrats overlook Lieberman's extremist views and reward him is anything but "change."
Personally, I think the Democrats in Congress are being smart on this one. I don't think they should start doing anything that seems vaguely ballsy until they have a nice firm 112 percent lead over congressional Republicans.
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'Doctor Who' Picks New Star, Sets Sunday Announcement Special (Video)
The 12th Doctor has been chosen -- and BBC One and BBC America will give the new actor (or actress) a TV introduction with a Aug. 4 special featuring current lead Matt Smith and showrunner Steven Moffat.
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Both showrunner Steven Moffat and exiting Doctor Who Matt Smith are both said to be scheduled for the hour-long event, hosted by network personality Zoe Ball.
"It's kind of business as usual," Smith recently said of his upcoming departure from the role. "It is going to be emotional for me because it's been four years. It's a really transformative experience as an actor. We just kind of make the show though, don't we?"
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Test Positive Aware NetworkHi there:1) Mutual masturbation is a safer-sex activity. The risk is extremely low.2) HIV does not live well outside of the body. It is unlikely that any HIV present would be able to infect you.3) Blood is certainly the most infectious. It is hard... Read more »
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1940s. "Arlington County, Virginia. War Department. Pentagon, aerial view." Safety negative by Theodor Horydczak. View full size.
On a visit to the Pentagon in the early 70s my host took me out to the park-like area in the center during a break. We walked over to the center and he said, "You know, right now scores of nuclear tipped ICBMs are targeted right on us!" Sobering.
My Father worked in the Pentagon during my High School years..
The above picture is facing South West..
Upper right corner of our picture is Fort Myer, South Post.. Long since demolished and converted to part of Arlington Cemetery.. Tire tracks on the lawn are near the spot that the airliner was driven into the Pentagon on 9-11-2001.. The grassy area to the left of the tire tracks is where the 9-11 memorial is now.. Between the tire tracks and Ft Myer is a pedestrian tunnel being constructed.. The tunnel is also long gone.. There was a large utility access door in the entry way to the tunnel, a sign reading "Danger Keep Out" was on the door.. someone had writen in white clothing marker under it "King Kong Lives Here"..
Bottom Left corner.. note two 180deg curved roadways that run under the building, they exit in the upper left. also note commuter buses parked along one of the roadways.. Prior to 9-11-2001, City buses ran under the Pentagon and stopped at designated points (like platforms under Penn Station) each bus platform had a stairway that ran up to a shopping concourse on the level above. A taxi stand was also under the concourse.. I am told that the concourse is still there but access is not open to the general public.
In the mid sixties, before the internet.. there was a huge "for sale bulletin board" on the concourse,, Teenage boys would rude the bus to the Pentagon to inspect the care ads.. looking for a deal, someone transferred on short notice.. Bought two $25.00 cars off of the board..
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To commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the classic movie, Gone With the Wind, the Dexter District Library is proud to welcome Kathleen Marcaccio's "Margaret Mitchell and Gone With the Wind" presentation. This presentation provides background on author Margaret Mitchell and her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Gone With the Wind; the 1939 film by the same name; Margaret Mitchell's post-GWTW life; and Gone With The Wind in popular culture. There will also be Gone With the Wind memorabilia on display.
Since 1994, Kathleen Marcaccio has presented her program on Margaret Mitchell and Gone With the Wind to hundreds of people in a variety of settings. Past presentations have been given at public libraries, historical societies and museums, Civil War Round Tables, professional groups, and cultural institutions.
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Olivia Palermo & Johannes Huebl on their wedding day [Olivia Palermo]
UPDATE: On Friday rumours were circulating that Olivia Palermo got married to Johannes Huebl during a small ceremony in New York. It wasn't the lavish bash we'd been expecting so the jury was still out on whether it had indeed happened. Well, today we have confirmation that Olivia is indeed a married woman, as the glossy Upper East Sider has just taken to her website, www.oliviapalermo.com, to share two utterly glorious photos. YAY!
Dressed in matching white and teamed with perfect smiles, the pair stand arm in arm looking just as gorgeous as we'd hoped. Olivia is wearing her hair up in a ponytail with highlighted whisps framing her face and she's accessorised with little more than a dainty pair of earrings and a bracelet. But what of the bridal outfit? Well, rather than a Kimye-esque show-stopper, the bride has kept it gorgeously minimal in a full skirt and cashmere sweater. Repeat: the bride wore a cashmere SWEATER. Hats off, Palmero!
Johannes also shared the happy news, Instagramming one of the shots along with the caption: 'Special 'Sundays' News-Edition: Part 1 - Civil Wedding, we did it!! #justMarried my beautiful bride ♥?!' along with plenty of adorable emojis.
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27 June 2014: Did Olivia Palermo Just Get Married?
When we first heard about Olivia Palermo's engagement to Johannes Huebl, we got a little ahead of ourselves dreaming of Ms Palermo drowning in tulle. So much so we made our own Olivia Palermo wedding mood board. Yep, we were excited.
So we're just a little bit flustered by the news flying around the web today that Olivia Palermo and Johannes Huebl have just got married. The New York Post is reporting that Olivia and her model beau Johannes got hitched at City Hall in Manhattan last Saturday with three guests in attendance. Not quite the Upper East Side bash we predicted.
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A source told the New York Post: "They were planning a big wedding in the fall, but Johannes left Wilhelmina Models last year and he currently isn't with an agency and was told he would have to leave in September. Oliva's friends were surprised when they got married at City Hall on Saturday, with only guests being his friend Ulli Saeuberlich and her parents, who weren't happy with the rush, but decided to be there last minute."
But Olivia's spokesperson Barbara Saint-Aime told the Post that the couple were not yet married. 'They had always planned to have a small civil wedding in June. The whole visa thing is not relevant. They have been together for six-and-a-half years, they got engaged this past January. They travel so much during the summer, they really don't have much time to plan things. They are not married yet. They are doing a much smaller civil ceremony in the States this month and they are planning to do something much larger later on.'
Of course what we really want to know about is the dress. Olivia gave her tips for brides to be on the hunt for a perfect frock to Brides Magazine earlier this year. "Check out the Marchesa, Oscar de la Renta, or Carolina Herrera shows online. And even if your dream dress comes right off the rack, add your own touch. Play with color. It's all about the styling!" she said. As for her own wedding dress she hinted: 'I always like to incorporate pops of colour.'
Olivia and Johannes [Brides Magazine]
'Friends set us up, and it just fell right into place. We're a great team,' Olivia said to Brides Magazine. 'We understand and respect each other, and we make each other better people. It also helps that we both work in fashion and can travel the world together. We get to see the world through each other's eyes.'


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Bones Review: Bones of Contentionby Chandel Charles at . Comments
Summer 2013 is looking to be a big one for Brennan, as "Bone of Contention" will finally hit the big screen. This week, however, it almost shut down production when a real body turned up on set.
"The Suit on the Set" made for quite the entertaining hour on Bones.
I have to say, when I saw the trailer and interview at the very beginning, I wasn't quite sure we were even talking about Brennan's books. The alien-looking aircraft and large explosions were enough of a satire on current trailers I almost felt a little embarrassed.
I think that feeling only got multiplied when I realized just how silly the lead actors were.
Lucky for us, there is nothing silly about Booth and Brennan and the epic work they do in their reality. For that, I think we can all be grateful. I won't lie, however, I do feel bad for Brennan, who no doubt seemed more than displeased with the script's lack of attention to detail. Directors really should care about those kinds of things. They look amateur when they don't!
As for Hodgins' ambivalence towards the film and its characters: One minute he's jealous of the state-of-the-art appearance of their make-believe W.I.S.K headquarters, the next he's ready to jump in as an extra. I especially enjoyed his skepticism of the actor playing his part. They really did seem to bond a little bit by the end.
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It definitely had '70's written all over it. You couldn't help, though, but draw some rather ridiculous but true parallels to the vampire lore of today.
The one thing I don't think I saw coming, despite all the twists and turns, was the obsessive gardener being the baddie. I think Bones has started to revert to that pattern of making the killer the first-person-you-saw-and-first-you-forgot-about tactic. I've seen that before. While I know it can get hard to write new episodes, especially eight seasons in, but please don't make it a habit.
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Other highlights from the episode:
- The studio mogul being named Hanson Stevens. No, that's not obvious... at all.
- Hodgins and Angela tracking down the last existing copy of "Invasion of the Mother Suckers."
- Dr. Filmore informing Brennan that their time together was a competition.
- Brennan taking issue with the inconsistencies of the script.
- Donuts that we'll never get to eat, but which Booth couldn't seem to get enough of.
- The Jeffersonian team making the promo for "Bone of Contention," even if it does appear they got blown up.
Can you believe the finale is upon us?!?
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Can someone help me. I am in the uk and have just watched season 3. In the finale, the explosion was used as a decoy for someone to take the skeleton. As Zach was injured, but subsequently found to be Gormagon's apprentice: who took the skeleton then?
Just watch it. Fun episode ! Sometime, you need to relax your audience... I like the fact they used the Fox/Bones real studio set for this.
Oops. Meant to say "come up with".
Wow, it looks like some of my post was cut off. I was saying that I knew the culprit was either the director or the landscape architect. I agree with the fan who said the villains are too obvious. If the former FBI agent was the murderer, then I'd be surprised. However, I'm glad the show didn't open with the random person stumbling over the body and running away screaming scene! I think going into season 8, Bones needs to loose this format and move on to a more serious opener with a touch of humor. It just seems like the writers are going out of their way to come with the most unlikely scenario for finding a body that they can! We are an intelligent audience and I for one would like to see a return to the writing style of earlier seasons. They were still funny, but so much more information was contained in the 45 minutes and you really had to pay attention to figure out who the murderer was. However, I must say, the ending shot with the clip of Cam's film "Die Mothersuckers" was so hilarious. It was silly and campy, but I really enjoyed it-this was the highlight of the episode for me. Now, I don't want to sound too critical; I've been a Bones fan since season one and I thought several of the episodes this season were good. But there's always room for improvement! Moving forward into season 8, I would like to see episodes that keep me on the edge of my seat, that are smartly written, intelligent, quirky, etc. Please don't make the murderer obvious, shock and surprise us! Anyway, I'm looking forward to the season finale, it appears to be awesome!
Cardiogod- Bones product placement is for Toyota not Honda, but yes I agree with you. I absolutely abhor the obviousness of this tactic; obvious and tacky product placement. I remember in seasons 2-4 or so, the camera would linger on the Toyota symbol on Booth's SUV and that got the message across. Bones is sponsored by Toyota. If people want to purchase a Toyota, they will. Seeing mini-commercials within a television show is really not going to convince them. "Wow, I saw the Toyota on Bones and now I'm going to buy one". Really? Anyway, on to the "Suit on the Set"; I also was an X-Files fan, and "Hollywood AD" was hilarious and quirky. However, I was disappointed in the Bones' attempt at the "movie within a movie" concept. I just didn't think the writing was up to par; it wasn't very creative, just pretty silly. Don't get me wrong, silly when done well is very effective and funny. Unfortunately, I think this episode missed the mark. I knew the culprit was either the director or the "landscape architect"; I agree with the fan who said the suspects are too easy to pick out. If the former FBI security guard was the villain, then I'd be surprised. In all fairness, at least the show didn't open with someone stumbling across the body and screaming! I hope in season 8, Bones will no longer use the screaming random person finding a murder victim as the opener. This being said, I'm still a Bones fan, and have been since the first season. I think there were episodes this season that were good, and I'm hopeful the season finale will be awesome. I don't want to sound too critical of Bones, it's still my fav, but there's always room for improvement! I would like to see more drama and episodes that keep me on the edge of my seat,excellent writing, and less obvious suspects as we go into season 8 of Bones.
After 8 seasons, isn't it time to improve Brennan's social IQ? The character is a genius--surely after this long, isn't it time to allow her some social skills, even if limited by habit? Having read all of the "Bones" books, knowing full well these characters have NOTHING to do with the books, it would certainly improve the feel of the show if Brennan didn't do such supremely stupid things in her personal relationships. Love it anyway and am looking forward to a REAL season!
i have no idea how the gardener being the killer could have ever shocked anyone. she may have been one of the first we met, but she kept creeping up, there was no way to forget her. she was so obvious. this show is terrible this season, and i say that as a VERY loyal fan. i am so tired of listening to hodgins and angela whine, sick of booth whining, sick of sweets having almost no screen time at all. i'm also sick of all of the super obvious product placement. WE GET IT, HONDA. i thought the serial killer this season was going to turn things around, but they've only touched on it once. i was hoping it would be more like season 3 and we'd get a few amazing episodes, but this feels like it's just been thrown together.
Too cute and predictable. Bring back the Bones from Seasons 1-5. I try not to make comparisons but The X-Files ("Hollywood A.D.") Made their movie-version episode funny too...but it was smarter,funnier and better overall.
" I think Bones has started to revert to that pattern of making the killer the first-person-you-saw-and-first-you-forgot-about tactic. I've seen that before. While I know it can get hard to write new episodes, especially eight seasons in, but please don't make it a habit." Make it a habit? Are you kidding me? Bones has been using that tactic almost every episode since the series began. The killer is either someone that's introduced in the first 5 minutes of the episode or, in the rare cases when they don't do the above, the killer is someone that comes out of complete nowhere in the last 5 minutes of the episode. Either way I still have yet to really guess the killer until it's just about to be revealed anyway, so I guess it works.
Great show lots of twist and turns and who was the killer? WOW that was a surprise would have never have got that one The cast was great and loved Cams movie Ha Ha their back in the grove !!! Love it!!!!!!!!!


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Ric_ is the man to answer this for you he has a mix of converted clients and proper thin clients. He also is running a lot of clients.
Basically I'm interested in what thin clients anyone has set up. I'm curious to what spec the server and clients have, along with what distro your using. I'm thinking of putting a proposal in this week (using the TCO as reason ) as there is currently 10 random workstations lying around school and I just want to get a general background.
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Server spec, and how many, and what capacity is it at ?
How many clients ?
Do they boot off network card or hard drive ?
How long does it take to configure one client ?
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Is it working in tandom with Windows ?
Ric_ is the man to answer this for you he has a mix of converted clients and proper thin clients. He also is running a lot of clients.
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I have approx. 180 thin clients currently. These are mix of thin client terminals, XP Pro machines and re-harshed old gear. The old stuff simply has an etherboot image on the hard disk (takes up about 2MB) that bootstraps the ThinStation image via TFTP. I use SolarWinds TFTP Server (simply because it is free and multi-threaded) on Windows Server 2003.
I currently run 5 Citrix servers (cos I haven't cconfigured number 6 yet) and these are running Server 2003. Using a published desktop the users can't really tell any difference between what they use and Windows XP. Performance is perfectly acceptable and Citrix handles basic multimedia and all the everyday apps perfectly adequately.
The servers I use are Sun Fire v20z servers (2x Opteron 244 with 4GB RAM) and these should handle 30-35 concurrent connections with ease. Citrix reckon that 60 is doable - I suppose this could be possible if evryone is just doing basic stuff and my servers barely break a sweat anyway).
As for client configuration, installing the Etherboot image takes about a minute (the config file editting is maybe 10 seconds if you have it open)and installing thin client devices prob takes about 5 mins each. The setup of the XP clients takes a bit longer.
A word of note - scanning works magically with Citrix. I don't even pretend to understand how it works!
You're welcome to pop in and have a look if you want - PM me.
Still waiting on that guide to your setup btw Ric
It sounds like I get to do a bit of experimenting
How much does Citrix cost you ric ? I got a rough estimate at £15 per access licence to windows 2003 is that about right ?
Does anyone do this completely linux based ?
I'm wondering what would be best to use if I was to do it that way.
@Pear: I pay £120/license for Citrix (Enterprise Edition) but you need only buy as many licenses as you think you will have concurrent connections.
You will also need a Windows CALL (~£5) and a TS CAL (~£9) for every device.
Our setup is pretty similar to rics, but we have more (6 soon 7) lower spec servers - dual 2GHz, 2GB RAM, U360SCSI using W2k and Citrix XP -they take 20-25 connections without problem, but struggle with 30. Hopefully we can afford a RAM upgrade in April!.
with the servers just get lots of ram, dual processors and fast disks.
Clients are either Wyse terminals, thinstation (PXE boot, no disks) for full desktop or mac/xp/linux for published applications.
Via-EPIA boards are pretty good for thinstation clients.
I also have a FreeNX server, that is testing linux only. Its similar to LTSP but uses compression and disk caching so is more suitable to WAN links. Works fine for me, as good as Citrix but without the windows only apps and without a management gui (available at cost from nomachine).
I'm guessing it depends on the bios but how well do these options work with wireless cards ?
Is it possible to not include a hard drive and use a wireless card ?
And does anyone use thin client laptops ?
You can't do PXE booting from wireless I'm afraid. You could use a CD/floppy/
USB device/flash rom though.
thinstation has limited support for wireless and you can buy wireless thin client terminals too.
i have one laptop that is a thin client (since the hard drive passed onto Silicon Heaven) and it works a treat - just a standard thinstation config but it is hard wired.
Quick couple of questions regarding Citrix Thin client setups:-
1) How well does Citrix cope when it comes to running multimedia applications. Flash-based stuff and movie/sound files? We've tried running these on windows terminal server and noticed that they can be very resource intensive (eg streaming full screen video,etc). Does Citrix work better than native windows terminal server when it comes to things like this?
2) Does Citrix offer any kind of support for local devices that would usually connected directly to client PC's (memory sticks,scanners, camera's,etc)?
Any info or links to useful sites would be appreciated
Citrix certainly works better than TS for this.1) How well does Citrix cope when it comes to running multimedia applications. Flash-based stuff and movie/sound files? We've tried running these on windows terminal server and noticed that they can be very resource intensive (eg streaming full screen video,etc). Does Citrix work better than native windows terminal server when it comes to things like this?
I'd say that sound/video is reasonable, but not nearly as good as full clients.
small flash movies work fine, but full screen video - probably not.
Citrix supports USB/Parallel and Serial devices as well as local hard drives. Only thing I've not got working is Promethean IWB hardware! - but the software runs fine.2) Does Citrix offer any kind of support for local devices that would usually connected directly to client PC's (memory sticks,scanners, camera's,etc)?
Good comparison between RDP and ICA here: http://www.precedence.co.uk/products/citrix/
Yes lots better than terminal server. If your just browsing the net and playing the odd media file then its not a problem. You need to allow for a bit more memory on the server side per client but thats all. Ric can probably give you some specifics.Originally Posted by flyinghaggis
OTOH don't expect to do heavy media processing on a thin client (Graphics, Video Editing, CAD, etc.) You need conventional desktops for that sort of work.
Definatly local sound/printers/floppy, CD, Hard Drives. USB and TWAIN is also supported. So that covers your memory sticks, scanners, camera's and whatnot.Originally Posted by flyinghaggis
When I run citrix as a user to access my university work over the internet from home on a basic broadband connection it is very good. I can open all of the microsoft office suite and it runs very smoothly unless my internet slows down. It connects my computers hard drives in my computer and I think my removable media as cyberned said. The file transfer rate is very good too as I am constantly copying my whole course folder back and forth.
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