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|Hylton Jolliffe: CEO, Editor, Founder
|Hylton founded Corante in 2000, recognizing early the impact blogs would have on media. He held various senior roles for magazine, tradebook, and Internet publishing start-ups in Hong Kong and New York before founding Corante.
|Francois Gossieaux: President
|Francois joined Corante as a partner, investor, and head of marketing and business development in July 2005. Prior to Corante he was consulting on marketing and new media, involved with BlogBridge, and the founder of Synopia, Inc. Before that he spent 5 years leading marketing, product management and strategy at eRoom Technology. Francois has a long history with online media having implemented an Intranet for a large multinational in the early 90's; and being the organizer of the first large scale virtual event InterAct'96 with Time Magazine and Infoworld. He has used blogs for grassroots political and environmental activities, and is currently blogging at emergencemarketing.com.
Dominic Basulto received a bachelor's degree from Princeton and an MBA in Finance from Yale School of Management. Prior to business school, Dominic covered the banking industry for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where he had the opportunity to work on client engagements at venture capital subsidiaries of Citicorp and Chase. He also has extensive emerging markets experience, having worked as a consultant and corporate finance adviser in Moscow. His particular niche interest is private equity financing of Russian start-ups.
|Elizabeth Albrycht - Future Tense
|Elizabeth is a 15-year veteran of high technology public relations practice and co-founder and co-producer of the New Communications Forum, a conference series designed to bring journalists and marketing and PR professionals together to learn how to use participatory communications tools. She has authored articles on blogging, RSS and other new tools for PRSA's Tactics magazine, the IABC's CW Bulletin, and the Future of Work eNewsletter. She is a member of the Future of Work, PRSA and the IAOC, and an alliance partner at Blogging Planet.
|Dorian Benkoil - Rebuilding Media
|Dorian is a senior consultant in digital publishing for Teeming Media, a New York-based media group. An award-winning journalist and editor, he was a foreign correspondent for AP and Newsweek, and international and managing editor for ABCNews.com. At ABC News he moved to the business side, handling sales integration and business development, before joining Fairchild Publications as General Manager for their Internet Division. He is in the process of acquiring an MBA from Baruch's Zicklin school of business. Learn more about him at Benkoil.com or his blog - MediaFlect.com.
|Dana Blankenhorn - Moore's Lore
|Dana has been a business journalist for nearly 20 years and has covered the online world professionally since 1985. He founded the "Interactive Age Daily" for CMP Media, has written for the Chicago Tribune, Advertising Age, and dozens of other publications over the years, and has recently published The Blankenhorn Effect: How to Put Moore's Law to Work for You.
|danah boyd - Many-to-Many
|danah is a Ph.D. student in the School of Information Management and Systems and the University of California, Berkeley where she studies how people negotiate their presentation of self in mediated social contexts to an unknown audience. She has an A.B. in computer science from Brown and a M.S. in sociable media from MIT Media Lab. In her spare time, danah works with V-Day an activist working to end violence against women and girls.
|Joe Brockmeier - Open Mind
|Joe is a freelance technology journalist whose work has appeared in Linux Magazine, UnixReview.com, IBM developerWorks, ComputorEdge, Enterprise Linux Magazine and Sys Admin. He has also co-written several books on Linux and Open Source technology, including Linux Routing (which was recently translated into Russian). Joe earned a bachelor's degree in English and communications from Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri and now lives in Denver, Colorado.
|Renee Hopkins Callahan- Ideaflow
|Renee started IdeaFlow and serves as chief blog-wrangler. She is Director of Innovation at Decision Analyst in Arlington, Texas. She is a former journalist who worked as an editor and reporter for The Dallas Morning News and the Nashville Tennessean, and was managing editor of D, the Dallas city magazine. She has a master's degree in rhetoric and has also taught college-level English and informal logic.
|Robert Cauthorn - Rebuilding Media
|Bob is a journalist, former vice president of digital media at the San Francisco Chronicle, and was the third recipient of the Newspaper Association of America's prestigious Digital Pioneer Award. He launched one of the first five newspapers web sites in the world and is generally considered to have delivered the first profitable newspaper web site in 1995. Cauthorn has been in the middle of the transition from old media to new and is recognized as frank-talking critic when he believes newspapers stray for their mission. In mid-2004 he became the president of CityTools, LLC a new media startup based in San Francisco.
|Suw Charman - Strange Attractor
|Suw is a blog consultant, journalist and author who has written for The Guardian, BBC Wales and the Melody Maker. Her personal blog is Chocolate and Vodka and she writes about Palm smartphones at All About Palm. In Strange Attractor, Suw picks out patterns from the apparent chaos that is the blogosphere. She explores business blogging as well as adjacent territories such as social technologies, writing and storytelling, e-learning, digital rights and journalism
|Michael O'Connor Clarke - Flackster
|Michael is proud to be a card-carrying flack. An independent marketing and communications consultant, Michael has spent almost 20 years in and around the PR world, including stints as a senior vice president and practice director with two of the world's largest public relations agencies. His business card lists his skills as: Strategist, Story Teller, Builder, Bullet Catcher. He has pitched people, products, processes, and pop-tarts, but has a congenital inability to peddle fluff.
|Ben Compaine - Rebuilding Media
|Ben has divided his career between the academic world and private business. He was a journalist when manual typewriters were considered state of the art, but also led the conversion of his college newspaper to cold type. He has started and managed weekly newspapers. His dissertation at Temple University in 1977 was about the changing technologies that were going to unsettle the landscape of the staid and low profit newspaper industry. Since then he has focused his research and consulting on examining the forces and trends at work in the information industries. Among his most well-known works (and the name of his blog) is "Who Owns the Media?".
|Vin Crosbie - Rebuilding Media
|Vin is president and managing partner of Digital Deliverance, a new media consulting firm. The fifth generation of his family in the newspaper business, Vin was an executive with Reuters and UPI, was the first director of online publishing for News Corporation, and was one of the pioneers at Freemark Communications in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who invented the concept of free e-mail.
|Dave Desforges - Future Tense
|Dave Desforges began piloting "Work From Home" solutions over 3 years ago. His role required identifying additional candidate requirements and necessary remote work practices for both employees and managers at Sun Microsystems. His current work encompasses blending appropriate technology, organizational practices, and workplace environments to support mobile and distributed teams.
|Marc Eisenstadt - Get Real
|Marc serves as Chief Scientist at the Open University's Knowledge Media Institute, where he is interested in fostering quality learning experiences with or without technology. His current work interests include very large scale presence via messaging and gaming; intelligent agents as mediating tools for human interaction; internet mapping and visualization; ubiquitous bandwidth and the educational challenge summed up by the phrase "wired... now what?" His personal blog is My Dog.
|David Evans - Online Dating
|David has been loitering at the intersection of marketing and technology since 1994. He has consulting experience with many groundbreaking and influential international web sites and Internet advertising projects. A purveyor of leading-edge marketing concepts, an online dating industry consultant and innovator, a strategic thinker and market researcher.
|Arieanna Foley - Get Real
|Arieanna serves as International Marketing Specialist for Upside Wireless, where she works on consumer marketing for the ipipi brand and blogs on text messaging, mobile culture, and wireless trends at blog.ipipi.com. Arieanna is interested in the use of technology in community development and youth culture, and the evolutionary role of blogging as a tool for both individuals and businesses. Her personal blog is Blogaholics.
|Richard B. Gayle III - Living Code
|Richard is a medical researcher, biotech veteran of two decades, and writer. He worked at Immunex as a senior scientist, as well as penned their internal newsletter after graduating from CalTech, getting his Ph.D. from Rice University and doing a post-doc at the University of Colorado. At Immunex, he worked in a multitude of areas, including molecular biology, biochemistry, immunology, protein chemistry, structural biology, bioinformatics and computational biology. He is currently on the board of the Seattle Biotech Legacy Foundation as well as a start-up biotech called Etubics Corporation.
|Robin Good - EventLab
|Robin is an online publisher and new media communication expert who researches, writes and publishes on the effective use of new technologies for learning, business and social change. A successful art and design director, film and videomaker, radio broadcaster, DJ, TV producer, information designer, computer graphics and multimedia production specialist, Robin understands intimately the challenges and potential of the unfolding new media revolution.
|John Hiler - Microcontent News
|John is co-founder of WebCrimson, a software consulting firm based in Manhattan. WebCrimson does website consulting implementing its microCMS for clients like VC firms, book authors, non-profits, musicians, etc. John also helped build Xanga.com, one of the largest weblog community sites. In a past life, John worked at Mercer Management Consulting, where he focused on internet-based strategy and marketing projects for Fortune 500 companies. He got his BA from Dartmouth College.
|Andrew Lark - BrandShift
|Andy's more than 18 years experience of all facets of marketing, branding, sales and communications spans technology, Internet, telecommunications and consumer sectors. There he has led award-winning programs and teams for brands such as Dell, Sony, SBC, IDSoftware, Nortel, Microsoft and Sun. He is a thought leader and innovator on the convergence of brands, communications and social networking technologies.
|Elizabeth Lane Lawley - Many-to-Many
|Elizabeth is an assistant professor at the Rochester Institute of Technology. She has a Ph.D. in Information Studies from the University of Alabama, and an M.L.S. in Library & Information Science and an A.B. in American History from the University of Michigan. She has published numerous articles and speaks frequently at industry events on blogging, social software and women in technology.
|Derek Lowe - In the Pipeline
|Derek, an Arkansan by birth, got his BA from Hendrix College and his PhD in organic chemistry from Duke before spending time in Germany on a Humboldt Fellowship on his post-doc. He's worked for several major pharmaceutical companies since 1989 on drug discovery projects against schizophrenia, Alzheimer's, diabetes, osteoporosis and other diseases.
|Zack Lynch - Brain Waves
|Zack is an evolutionary biologist, enterprise software marketer, and economic geographer who has worked over the past decade to understand how technology and society coevolve. In this endeavor he has investigated self-organizing behavior of leaf cutter ants at Finca la Selva, taught classes at UCLA's Anderson School of Business on scenario planning, and analyzed sustainable agriculture at the Land Institute in Salina, Kansas. He is currently writing a book on Neurotechnology and Society.
|Britton Manasco - Customer Intelligence
|Britton is a Managing Partner with Market Intelligence Group, specializes in developing Thought Leadership Marketing initiatives to build business credibility and strengthen sales efforts. His articles have appeared in Harvard Business Review; The New York Times; Sales and Marketing Management; CIO Magazine; 1to1 Magazine; and many other media outlets.
|Matt May - Podcasting
|Ross Matt May is Director of Technology at Blue Flavor, a Seattle-based experience design firm. His podcast, Staccato, is the longest-running show featuring Creative Commons-licensed music, and he can often be found on the conference circuit talking about Web strategy, accessibility, and music licensing. He spends his free time wishing for more free time.
|Ross Mayfield - Many-to-Many
|Ross is the CEO of Socialtext, a San Francisco-based start-up developing social software solutions for businesses. He was formerly the VP of Marketing and Business Development at a Fujitsu spinout developing telecom software, co-founded RateXchange and started several other Internet-related businesses. He is also a former speechwriter and advisor to the President of Estonia.
|Jim McGee - Future Tense
|Jim is currently a Director at Huron Consulting Group. He has spent much of the last 30 years working to understand, design, and apply information and technology innovations in organizations. Before Huron, Jim taught at the Kellogg School and was one of the founding partners of DiamondCluster International. With Larry Prusak, he was the co-author of Managing Information Strategically (Wiley, 1993). Jim has both an MBA and a doctorate in Information Technology, Organization, and Strategy from the Harvard Business School.
|Sandy McMurray - Apple
|Sandy McMurray is a speaker and writer who translates geek speak into plain language. His work has appeared in Time, the Globe & Mail, the Toronto Sun, Report on Business, Profit, and Here's How magazine. Between 1995 - 2002, Sandy wrote a weekly column about technology for the Toronto Sun and served as Tech Editor for five Sun Media newspapers. Sandy began publishing his own work on the Web in 1996. His current online project is TechStuff.ca. Sandy lives in west Toronto with his wife and three children.
|Ernest Miller - The Importance of...
|Ernest is a fellow of the Information Society Project at Yale Law School, where he pursues research and writing on cyberlaw, intellectual property, and First Amendment issues. Mr. Miller attended the U.S. Naval Academy before attenting Yale Law School, where he was president and co-founder of the Law and Technology Society, and founded the technology law and policy news site LawMeme.
|Regina Miller - Future Tense
|Regina has more than 18 years of experience in Organization Development, Human Resources, Leadership Development and International Operations. Regina recently launched a global consultancy called The Seventh Suite which assists growing companies bolster their competitive edge via aligned strategy and progressive people practices. Her last corporate job was as the VP HR/OD for Oskar (Vodafone) which has been dubbed one of the fastest growing mobile operators in Eastern Europe. More info here.
|Johnnie Moore - BrandShift
|Johnnie is a marketing consultant and facilitator based in London. As well as 20 years of marketing experience he's trained in psychotherapy, NLP and Improv.
|Sebastien Paquet - Many-to-Many
|Sebastien is a researcher with the Institute for Information Technology at the National Research Council of Canada. He received a B.Sc. in Physics and a Ph.D. in Computer Science, both from the University of Montreal. His thesis investigated how social software can facilitate cross-disciplinary communication and accelerate the development of new areas of knowledge.
|Jonathan Peterson - Amateur Hour
|Strategist, product developer, software manager, and general tech evangelist, Jonathan bridges the gaps between technology, creativity, and business savvy. He's worked for BellSouth, IBM and CNN, among others, and his expertise covers all aspects of the development of intelligent business solutions, from legacy system integration and e-business process re-engineering to the creation and market positioning of award-winning multimedia products. In his future: a possible book on this subject...
|Andrew Phelps - Got Game?
|Andy is an assistant professor at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He is the founding faculty member of the Game Programming Concentration within the Department of Information Technology and his work in games programming education has been featured in The New York Times, CNN.com, USA Today, National Public Radio, and several other articles and periodicals.
|Elizabeth Rader - Copyfight
|Elizabeth is a fellow at Stanford's Center for Internet and Society, where she is working on behalf of webcasters challenging the Librarian of Congresss order setting prohibitively high performance royalty rates for webcasting. Most recently she has been representing Open Source Yoga Unity, an organization of yoga instructors challenging the claims of Yogi Bikram Choudhury that he can copyright a yoga routine and sue other yoga instructors for teaching it. She also works on the Centers cases defending authors' fair use rights and ability to build on the public domain. She clerked for Alvin A. Schall, Circuit Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and for Leonie M. Brinkema, Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, and also counselled technology clients concerning intellectual property rights, privacy and other aspects of Internet law.
|Eric Rice - EventLab
|Eric is who you get when you mix an entertainment, technology, and culture addict. A reformed nerd from Silicon Valley, he's professionally worked in the Web world since 1994. Currently, Eric is the Founder and Chief Evangelist of Audioblog.com, an audio and video blog-publishing service. He also serves as the Executive Producer of Slackstreet Entertainment, the laziest production company in the known universe.
|Jennifer Rice - BrandShift
|Jennifer is a strategist and evangelist for relationship-centric brands. She brings 15 years experience in brand strategy, customer insight and marketing communications, and has worked with companies such as Microsoft, Verizon, Alcatel and Corning. Her current passion is exploring how brands are being impacted by blogs and other social technologies.
|Jason Schultz - Copyfight
|Jason is a Staff Attorney specializing in intellectual property and reverse engineering. Prior to joining EFF, Schultz worked at the law firm of Fish & Richardson P.C., where he co-authored an amicus brief on behalf of the Internet Archive, Prelinger Archives, and Project Gutenberg in support of Eric Eldred's challenge to the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act. Prior to F&R, Schultz served as a law clerk to the Honorable D. Lowell Jensen and as a legal intern to the Honorable Ronald M. Whyte, both in the Northern District of California federal court system. During law school, Schultz served as Managing Editor of the Berkeley Technology Law Journal and helped found the Samuelson Clinic, the first legal clinic in the country to focus on high tech policy issues and the public interest.
|Nick Schultz - Transition Game
|Nick is the Editor of Tech Central Station. He has spent several years bouncing around media circles and the ideas industry. His writings have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, Slate, The National Post of Canada, The Baltimore Sun, Investor's Business Daily, The Washington Times, National Review, Reason, Policy Review, and several other publications. He is also, it should be said, a rabid sports fan whose fandom is inversely proportional to his overall athletic ability. He has written about sports and the intersection of sports and technology for Slate and other publications.
|Wendy Seltzer - Copyfight
|Wendy is a Staff Attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, specializing in intellectual property and free speech issues. As a Fellow with Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Wendy founded and leads the Chilling Effects Clearinghouse, helping Internet users to understand their rights in response to cease-and-desist threats. Wendy speaks frequently on copyright, trademark, open source, and the public interest online, and occasionally takes a break from legal code to program (Perl).
|Clay Shirky - Many-to-Many
|Clay is a consultant, writer, and teacher whose work focuses on the social and economic effects of Internet technologies. He has consulted to Nokia, the Library of Congress, the the Markle Foundation, and the BBC; is an adjunct professor in NYU's graduate Interactive Telecommunications Program; and his writings have appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Harvard Business Review, Wired and Release 1.0.
|Jim Ware - Future Tense
|Jim is a cofounder of the Work Design Collaborative and the Future of Work program. He has over 30 years experience in research, executive education, consulting, and management, including five years on the faculty of the Harvard Business School. He was the lead author of The Search for Digital Excellence, (McGraw-Hill, 1998), and holds Ph.D., M.A., and B.Sc. degrees from Cornell University and an MBA (With Distinction) from the Harvard Business School.
|David Weinberger - Loose Democracy & Many-to-Many
|David is co-author of The Cluetrain Manifesto and the author of Small Pieces Loosely Joined. He writes primarily about the Web's effect on ideas and has written for Wired, Salon, The New York Times and a wide variety of journals. He is currently Senior Internet Advisor to the Howard Dean campaign. David (firstname.lastname@example.com) is the editor of JOHO (Journal of the Hyperlinked Organization), an independent web zine on the sometimes subtle effects of the Web on the way businesses work. He is a regular commentator on National Public Radio's All Things Considered and a columnist for KMWorld and Intranet Design Magazine.
|Donna Wentworth - Copyfight
|Donna has been tracking the legal and technological developments shaping Internet communications for close to a decade. An affiliate of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School, she helped forge the organization's voice and identity from its infancy in 1997. In addition to producing the Berkman Center's newsletter on Internet law and policy, she "live-blogged" several iterations of the organization's flagship international conference, the Internet Law Program. From Sept. 2003-Oct. 2005, Donna was a Web Writer/Activist for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), where she helmed the EFFector newsletter, launched and edited Deep Links, the EFF staff weblog, and served as "editor-at-large" for everything from media releases to public education campaigns to position papers. She has spoken about weblogs and why they matter at Yale and Berkeley.
|Rich Westerfield - EventLab
|Rich is a 20-year veteran of trade shows and show technology. Prior to becoming an independent marketing consultant cum industry gadfly, Rich was VP marketing for Passkey and managed marketing for tech events with Penton, Advanstar and Mecklermedia, including Internet World, which became the fastest growing event in trade show history during Rich's stint. Rich also managed marketing for 14 of the top 200 shows while with Reed and has participated in more than a dozen show launches since 1990. Rich is a frequent speaker at the IAEM Annual conferences, is a regular contributor to TradeshowBlues.com and also publishes the Trade Show Marketing Report blog (tsmi.blogs.com) and newsletter.
|Alan Wexelblat - Copyfight
|Alan has been a critic and commentator on the copyright wars since 1998. In addition to contributing to Copyfight, "Dr. Wex" writes about current IT-related developments at Blogbook. His background includes a PhD from the MIT Media Lab and 20 years of work in the computer industry.
|John Winsor - BrandShift
|John is the author of "Beyond the Brand: Why Listening to the Right Customers is Essential to Winning in Business" and the Founder/CEO of Radar Communications, a consumer-centric consultancy.
|John Yunker - Unwired & Going Global
|John Yunker is founder of Byte Level Research, where he covers emerging wireless technologies as well as the emerging practice of Web globalization. He is author of the widely acclaimed book, "Beyond Borders: Web Globalization Strategies" (Pearson,2002). He is also editor of "The Great Unwired," a newsletter devoted to technologies such as Wi-Fi, WiMAX and EV-DO.
|Carl Zimmer - The Loom
|Carl is the author of several popular science books and writes frequently for magazines including The New York Times Magazine, National Geographic, Science, Newsweek, Discover, Popular Science, and Natural History . Carl's books include Parasite Rex, Evolution: The Triumph of An Idea, and At the Water's Edge. He has been been called "as fine a science essayist as we have" by the New York Times Book Review. His newest book, Soul Made Flesh, is a chronicle of the dawn of neurology in the 1600s.


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Order alcohol from Carnival cruise Bon Voyage, liquor list with prices – your ultimate "Carnival Fun Shop Liquor" source! Since our last update of the menu we also have here the list of all Carnival Bon Voyage gifts, packages and services that guests can pre-purchase through the Carnival Cruise Lines Bon Voyage department/store, including "Cruise Cash" (bar/photo credits), flowers, cakes, fruit baskets, cookies & chocolate delights, "Special Occasions" gifts (Wedding/Honeymoon/Birthday/Anniversary packages), bags, T-shirts, hats, boys/girls/teens gifts – and the amazing Carnival Stateroom Decorations kits. Enjoy it!
Carnival Bon Voyage liquor prices 2015 changes, cruise customer/consumer reviews
We just need this info in a separate topic since Carnival lines have made yet another "price correction" on the Fun Shop liquor prices. Some of the new prices are still good, though. A 12 yo scotch from $75 now is $80. And it's a litre bottle – with 16-20 pours it's still way cheaper than the $7-8 a drink at the ship's bars. Our Carnival liquor prices reviews that follow all belong to Funville forum users. To avoid duplicate content, we've changed some of the comments, but the general idea stays the same – they are so far away from being "Carnival happy" and content customers. It just so happens when you increase the price of the "booze fun" at sea.
- (March 2013) CCL renamed their retail section from "Bon Voyage" to "The Fun Shops". Along with the name they changed their prices as well. On most items they've increased prices from 20 to 40%. Some of the "most expensive" examples are the 9″ BV Cakes (from $9,95 to $14), the "Fruit Supreme" basket ($39 to $50), and most of the liquor is up by 10-15% on average.
- (June 2013) the most recent "Carnival liquor price" update shows they are souring up again – the most "extravagant" cases show up to a 25% increase.
- "This is so not good!"
- "I hope the onboard alcohol prices stay the same."
- "wow, I just saw them (alcohol prices), they are high! And the old prices were high enough"
- "I saw the new prices earlier today, too bad they don't sell Cheers on all cruises. It seems to me Carnival is pushing people towards the Cheers package. I recommend you boozing up in ports, especially in Cozumel."
- "I just feel like I should at least be hugged and kissed if I buy one of those expensive bottles! With the Carnival booze cruise prices jumping like that, I may end up remembering most of my vacations lol"
- "I'm doing all-inclusive resort vacation next time. Cruising is getting too expensive."
- "Wow my BV bottle just went up from $40 to $65! Price is surely higher, but still much cheaper compared to the $400 pp Cheers alcohol package."
- "To increase liquor prices like that – it's just ridiculous! Now Carnival almost seems like a Gov run company. All big cruise ship lines have the cheapest booze as purchase price, and they use it to improve profits, but this is too much now."
- "Wow, Bon Voyage alcohol purchases must have been eating into ship bar profits. Now the Cheers package is a gold mine."
- "In the past, I purchased my drinks from Carnival. Now with these prices I'll buy a drink here & there, but mostly will drink in ports."
- "I don't drink liquor, so I don't give a damn."
- "Well, there's still a small chance this to be a computer glitch on their website. I hope they'll fix it real soon."
Carnival Bon Voyage liquor prices are in US dollars, both per bottle and per glass (1,5 fl oz, 45 ml). The list of Bon Voyage services, besides ordering alcohol to be delivered to your cabin on arrival (first day) also includes special order offers – gifts, photo and bar credits (the new Carnival cruise coupons), special occasion packages and stateroom decorations, flowers, fine wines and champagne, fruit/cheese assortments, plus a great variety of Carnival branded merchandise.
According to most of the Carnival alcohol prices reviews on-line, the Bon Voyage/Fun Shop alcohol prices are about 2-3 times higher compared to those you would normally pay in your local liquor store onshore, but the savings you'll make onboard with this option make them well worth the purchase. While these prices may somehow seam a little bit over the edge, this service is a very convenient option to start your Fun Ship vacation in style and with a big smile. The Bon Voyage alcohol ordering will save you a good money by not buying alcohol on board. Most of the liquor brands are in 33,8 fl oz (1L) bottles, which makes these "alcohol packages" quite a good deal. And remember, the limit is 2 bottles per cabin (see this for the Carnival Cheers booze cruise package).
Carnival Bon Voyage liquor list, Fun Shop alcohol prices 2015
- All prices below are not tax inclusive.
- The Bon Voyage alcohol choices do occasionally change.
- The review of the Bon Voyage alcohol prices shows they are not cheap at all – no doubt about it. But they are still a good "booze cruise" deal if you consider the amount of savings you'll make on the ship by purchasing and consuming a Bon Voyage bottle of liquor (as price per quantity) compared to the price of individual drinks on board.
- Fresh lemon and lime you can order from the 24hr room service onboard.
- If you buy a souvenir glass, you can mix your "Bon Voyage" drinks in it and carry them wherever you want on board.
|Liquor (prices don't include tax)
|Appleton Estate VX
|Bacardi (Limon, Oakheart & White)
|Captain Morgan Spiced
|Gosling's Black Seal
|Malibu Coconut
|Absolut Citron
|Grey Goose
|Ketel One
|Three Olives
|Bombay Sapphire
|1800 Reposado
|Patron Reposado
|Patron Silver
|Sauza Hornitos Reposado
|Brandy (Apricot, Blackberry, Cherry)
|Campari Sherry
|Courvoisier VS
|Hennessey VS
|Hennessey VSOP
|Hennessey Black
|Peach Schnapps (Hiram Walker)
|Peppermint Schnapps
|Remy Martin VSOP
|Sherry (Campari, Dry Sack)
|Amaretto Di Saronno
|Cinzano Dry/Sweet Vermouth
|Creme De Banana/Cacao/Menthe Green
|Grand Marnier
|Sour Apple Pucker (DeKuyper)
|Southern Comfort
|Tia Maria
|Triple Sec
|Canadian Club
|Chivas Regal
|Crown Royal
|Dewars 12 Year
|Dewars White Label
|Seagram's 7
|Johnny Walker Black Label
|Jack Daniel's Black
|Jim Beam
|Maker's Mark
Bon Voyage Carnival alcohol policy
- any alcohol purchased through BV/The Fun Shops is delivered to the stateroom (not to your dining table in the MDR).
- if you buy wine through Bon Voyage, you don't pay corkage fee.
- there's a limit of max 2 bottles per cabin when ordering liquor (until recently it was 4 btls).
- in the above list if you don't see something be sure to call/ask.
- due to Alabama and Texas states alcohol laws Carnival ships departing from Mobile AL and Galveston TX can't deliver alcoholic drinks to your stateroom until the ship is in international waters (delivery may even be delayed until the following day).
- Integrated with the list of Carnival Bon Voyage/Fun Shop Wine list/prices/packages and the link for the rest of the Carnival cruise alcohol story.
Carnival Bon Voyage beer prices
|$27 for a 4-pack
|Grolsch, Guinness Pub Draught, Boddington's.
|$26 for a 4-pack
|Mike's Hard Lemonade, Smirnoff Ice
|$25 for a 4-pack
|Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Light, Michelob Ultra, Blue Moon, Budweiser.
|$22 for a 4-pack
|Corona, Corona Light, Heineken, Heineken Light, Stella Artois, Dos Equis, Bass Ale, Molson, Amstel Light, Pilsner Urquell, Becks.
|$18 for a 4-pack
|Buckler Non-Alcoholic beer
Carnival Bon Voyage drink packages – soda, juices/mixers, energy drinks, water prices
|$5 per bottle
|Natural Spring Water (1,5L)
|$6 per bottle
|San Pellegrino Water (Italy, 1L)
|$10 for 6-pack
|Natural Spring Water (0,5L)
|$10 for 6-pack
|Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Caffeine Free Coke, Caffeine Free Diet Coke, Ginger Ale, Sprite, Sprite Zero, Tonic Water, Barq's Root Beer, Club Soda, Fanta Orange.
|$10 for 4-pack
|Cranberry/Orange/Grapefruit Juices, and for Bloody Mary Mix.
|$12 for a 6-pack
|Perrier Water (France)
|$14 for a 6-pack
|$18 for a 4-pack
|Rock Star Energy Drink (regular, sugar-free, lemon).
|$22 for a 4-pack
|Red Bull and Sugar Free 8.3oz
One good "Carnival cruise water" advice – the Fun Shops water cost is pretty high. Instead, you can buy a gallon (~3,8 L) of distilled water from your cabin steward for US$3. Or use for free the water on the boat – it is perfectly fine for drinking! 😉
Carnival cruise Bon Voyage/Fun Shop gifts
A list of all gifts & packages you can pre-order from the Carnival Bon Voyage/Fun Shop department. Dimensions are in inches. All items are Carnival logo embroidered/etched.
|Gifts & Packages
|Prices (in USD, tax inclusive)
|misc information (details, dimensions, sizes, colors, to see what they all actually look like, follow this link to Carnival com)
Specialty Gifts
|"Cruise Cash"
|credit to your Sail&Sign account
|"Cruise Cash Bar" credit
|applied toward any bar drinks purchases
|"Cruise Cash Photo"
|applied toward Photo services
|"Carnival Towel Creations Book"
|carnival cruise lines towel animals book download (pdf, link to be added soon)
Carnival Bags
|"Sports Bag Package"
|blue&grey or blue&white, 18Wx12Hx12D, plus a 29oz Carnival water bottle
|"Large Tote Bag"
|white&red, 24Wx14Hx7D, large front pocket.
|"Tote Bag"
|blue&grey, 16Wx18L, front zip pocket
|"Tote Bag"
|blue, size 20″, front slash pocket
|Coolers – blue bag, 4 white 16oz stadium cups, 1 blue bottle opener, 2 black koozies, plus:
|Bud Light
|4-pack of "Bud Light" beer
|4-pack "Corona" beer
|6-pack "Coca-Cola" cans.
|Carnival cruise glass glasses sets
|worth $24,95/set
|"Wine Bottle Koozie"
|"Family Beach Package"
|18W top zippered bag, shoulder straps, handles, Paddle Ball game set, Frisbee, facial&body mister, 16″ beach ball, visor, deck of playing cards
Carnival cruise photo albums
|"Cruise Memories"
|white, 12×12, with 20 top-loading pages
|"Album Brown Embossed Words"
|max 20 photos
|"Cruise Album"
|red, 4×6.
Bon Voyage "Special Occasions" gifts
(included in some of the Carnival wedding/honeymoon/vow renewal packages)
|"Deluxe High Seas Gift Set"
|2 t-shirts (sizes S-2X), 2 matching visors, 2 blue towels, a set Carnival etched champagne flutes, 1 bottle of Korbel Champagne, and 1bar credit ($23) & 1 photo credit ($15) both automatically applied to your S&S account (non refundable).
|"Love & Romance" packages:
|"Wedding Elegance"
|the "Bride & Groom Wedding Bears" package.
Carnival "Stateroom Decorations" packages
Limited 1 kit per cabin), all including 4 streamers leading off a center ceiling, 4 danglers among the streamers, a 6ft long specialty banner & a 20″ table centerpiece.
|"Happy Anniversary"
|for anniversary couples, hanging hearts, anniversary wishes, "Happy Anniversary" banner
|"Happy Honeymoon"
|for honeymoon couples, "Happy Honeymoon" wishes, hanging hearts, "Happy Honeymoon" banner
|"Bon Voyage" kit
|hanging ringers, Bon Voyage wishes, featuring "Bon Voyage" banner
|Congratulation wishes, hanging stars, "Congrats" wishes, "Congratulations" banner
|"Happy Birthday" kit
|hanging stars, Birthday wishes, "Happy Birthday" banner
|"Mis Quince" kit
|for teens, Happy 15th Birthday wishes, "Happy 15th Birthday" banner.
Bon Voyage Fun Wear/Funnel Gear/Apparel
Carnival cruise T-Shirts
(various designs, 100% cotton)
|"Men's Nautical"
|"Ladies License Plate"
|"Men's Carnival Wave"
|"Ladies Carnival Recipe"
|"Youth Ship Navy"
|glow-in-the-dark T-shirt
|"Youth Charm Aqua"
|"Ladies Bling Anchor/Visor Set"
|"Youth Navy Hoodie"
|pull-over, black, sizes S-XL
|"Adult Heather Hoodie"
|grey, pull-over, sizes S-2X.
Carnival Hats
|"Nike Baseball Cap"
|unisex, black
|"Navy Visor"
|unisex, black.
|"Carnival Beach Towel"
|dimensions: 60Lx30W.
Bon Voyage Boys/Girls/Teen package gifts for kids
Boys/girls packages – each includes a (different color) drawstring sports bag (14Wx18H ), 1 bucket with sand toys, CRAYOLA 8-pack crayons, a (different) Activity kids book, 1 pair of (diff color) sunglasses (100% UVA/UVB protection) and an 8″ Carnival plush teddy bear.
|pink bag, a Kitty book, pink sunglasses
|blue bag, a Marvel Heroes book, blue sunglasses
|Wayfarer sunglasses (black), 1 water bottle, 1 UNO game, a Games book, 1 deck of playing cards.
Carnival "cruise flowers" – roses, bouquets
What is the price to order/send flowers on Carnival ships – bouquets prices vary (a surcharge in some ports) and varieties/components also may vary by port. All are long-stem roses in a tall glass vase, deluxe bouquets – in a cylinder glass vase).
|Deluxe (2dozen)
|2 dozen red/pink/yellow roses
|Classic (2dozen)
|2 dozen red/pink/yellow roses
|Ribbon Tied (1dozen)
|a dozen red/pink/yellow roses
|Classic (1dozen)
|a dozen red/pink/yellow roses
|Half dozen
|red roses.
|"Mixed Flowers"
|seasonal, in a cylinder glass vase
|"Deluxe Mixed"
|(tall glass vase)
|exotic (tall vase)
|"Deluxe Tropical"
|(cylinder glass vase).
Carnival "cruise cakes" – prices of the "Occasions Cakes"
|Either vanilla with strawberry filling or chocolate with chocolate mousse filling. A 6-inch cake serves up to 6 people, a 9-inch cake serves up to 10, all in round shapes, "Anniversary" and Honeymoon" are heart shaped. Sugar-free also available on request.
Carnival cruise Chocolate/Fruit & Wine baskets & more "Cherry on Top" offers
|"Chocolate Delight" (strawberries)
|4 chocolate-dipped strawberries & assorted chocolate nuggets (contains nuts).
|"Chocolate Fun Ship"
|weight 8oz, solid chocolate.
|"Ocean of Sweets"
|(total weight 1,5lbs, a variety of sweets:) skittles, gourmet jelly beans, gummy bears & chocolate covered raisins.
|"Canape Tray"
|(delivered only upon request, all on white bread) Salmon & cream cheese, grilled Portobello mushrooms & roasted peppers, Chicken Confit & Mango wedge, Duck Confit & bean Cassoulet.
|"Freshly Baked Cookies" (4 / dozen)
|$6 / $16
|(baked on board) 4 or 1 dozen in a logoed box, 4 varieties: Chocolate (Chip & Crunch), Macadamia Nut & Honey Raisin.
|Cookies – "Jar" & "Trio Box"
|$9 & $12
|quart jar, while the trio has 3bags of chocolate/plane-janes/brownie.
|Candies – "Giant Box" & "Ocean of Sweets"
|$19 & $14
|wrapped candies, while the "ocean" (1,5lbs) has skittles/jelly beans/gummy bears/choco raisins.
Bon Voyage Fruit Baskets
|Fruit Supreme & Red or White Wine
|2 apples, 2 pears, 4 oranges, 4 bananas, 3 seasonal fruits, 24oz grapes, 1 pkg dried fruits, 2 pkg smoked almonds, cheeses (4 mini-Gruyers, 2 Bonbel, 2 Rondelle), 6 pkg Carr's table water biscuits, 1 bottle of red/white wine, all packed in a gift basket.
|Fruit + Gift
|2 apples, 2 pears, 4 oranges, 4 bananas, 2 seasonal fruits, 18oz grapes, 1 pkg dried fruits, 1 pkg smoked almonds, cheeses (2 mini-Gruyers, 1 Bonbel, 1 Rondelle) & 4 pkg Carr's table water biscuits (sesame) in a gift basket
|"Purely Fruit"
|(2 of each) apples, pears, oranges, bananas, 2 seasonal fruits, 12oz grapes, 1 pkg dried fruits, 1 pkg smoked almonds, served in a gift basket.
Carnival Bon Voyage department / Fun Shops- information, FAQs
- Carnival Formal Night Attire rental services (by the formal dinner dress code rules). All measurements required at ordering time. Tuxedo rentals prices vary by departure port. Vests are available only as part of a tuxedo rental. A cancellation penalty can apply. Passenger report on rent prices from the Formality Shop onboard – pants ($35), jacket ($40).
- The Bon Voyage liquor, gifts and services cannot be ordered/bought onboard, for more information, assistance and to place an order you'll have to call the store.
- Carnival cruise Bon Voyage Department phone number is 1-800-522-7648 (from overseas call at 00-1-305-599-2600), their fax is 1-800-764-7106. For online orders – visit the Carnival website's The Fun Shops page.
- The Bon Voyage/Fun Shop is open for business from Monday through Friday (9 AM to 6 PM EST) and closed on the following holidays: Memorial, Independence & Labor day, on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years day.
- Bon Voyage/Fun Shop orders are accepted up to 1 week prior to sailing.
- If an item is not available at sailing time, an item of equal value will be substituted.
- BV/FS purchases will not show up on your booking info (meant to be a surprise after all). They will send you a conformation e-mail. If you didn't receive the e-mail (sometimes it just happens) – send BV/FS a request for confirmation.
- And finally, this is the link of our hub for all the Carnival cruise money information.
You can share/like/rate our review on the Carnival Bon Voyage/Fun Shops liquor list prices (gifts and services) via the social buttons. Enjoy your Carnival Fun Shop shopping, always happy sailings with The Fun line, and cheers to all the guys having their best ever Fun Ship cruise vacation at this very moment!


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High school rodeoers converge on Abilene
The Texas High School Rodeo celebrates its 23 consecutive year in Abilene this week.
The event gets under way today with registration in the Coliseum foyer, a rough stock equipment inspection, a mandatory safety seminar and compulsory meeting for all contestants, all within the Taylor County Coliseum.
Then with administrative matters over, the rodeo begins with the grand entry at 6:30 p.m. and crowning of the 2012-2013 NHSRA Queen immediately following.
Rough stock of bareback, saddle bronc and bull riding will be the only rodeo events tonight. There will be 14 bull riders and five saddle and bronc riders tonight.
The first go-round will be split between Monday and Tuesday in the covered outdoor arena and the Coliseum. Regular rodeo performances will be morning and evening Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The top 15 finalists in each event will compete Saturday evening at 6.
Cutting horse events for boys and girls will be Thursday and Friday in the horse barn with the finals Saturday at 9 p.m. in the horse barn.
The finalists to represent Texas will be officially announced next Sunday morning. Texas will be competing for its fourth consecutive national title when the NHSRA convenes in Gillette, Wyo., in July and 31st title out of 62 national finals.
In the shooting contest Saturday at the Callahan County Shooting Range east of Clyde, 30 exhibitors were entered. There were 24 in light rifle, 22 in trap and 16 entered both events. Dillon Ward finished first in trap shooting last year and went on to take second place at the shooting national finals in Gillette, Wyo. He finished second in trap this year.
In attendance at Friday night's Queen rehearsal was Callie Harvey of Tuscola, current West Texas Fair & Rodeo Queen, who will go to the Miss Rodeo Texas in San Antonio June 19-23. She was seated with 1992 Miss Texas Rodeo Tonya Johnson Eppright, her mother Wynona and up-and-coming rodeo champion, 12-year-old Cullen Eppright. His grandmother quickly and proudly pointed out Cullen won the breakaway champion championship saddle at the 2012 Texas Junior High School Finals in Gonzales.
Saturday results
Long rifle — 1. Morgan Myers, Region 7; 2. Coy Leach, Region 7; 3. Max Ramsey, Region 6; 4. Cash Livingston, Region 5.
Trap — 1. Trevor Humphries, Region 9; 2. Dillon Ward, Region 5; 3. Blake Giese, Region 7; 4. Lorraine Moreno, Region 8.
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Galaxy Nails!
Twitter ♥ Bloglovin' ♥ Tumblr
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soo pretty! i love galaxy nails!ReplyDelete
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Plus, I love you for using "cosmicness" as a word. ;)
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They turned out beautiful Sammy!ReplyDelete
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it's gorgeous.!ReplyDelete
This is one of the nicest galaxy mani's I've seen, the fuchsia glitter base looks awesome. I'm always amazed at how smooth your nail surface looks. I never get such a smooth result when I add multiple layers, especially irregular ones like glitters or sponging.ReplyDelete
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This is one of the challenges from the 31 day nail art challenge that I did so poorly on and has me considering doing it again.ReplyDelete
Love what you did here!! I think the glequins really makes it top notch!!
I love your take on galaxy nails. If ever I'm short on inspiration I come here and always get ideas. Tonight I just couldn't decide what to use, despite having so many untrieds *blush*, I was looking through your A England posts and now I'm very happy with my Avalon mani :) so thanks!ReplyDelete
I ALWAYS think my galaxy nails look a big ol' mess...until I get some glitter and a good top coat on them. It never ceases to amaze me the wonders that top coat achieves...just pulls everything together so nicely. These are lovely! And thanks so much for your great blog. It's a great source of inspiration for me :)ReplyDelete
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That's my version : http://littlebluerabbitonthemoon.wordpress.com/2012/08/25/galaxy-nail-art/
What do you think about ?
I still need to try a manicure like this!ReplyDelete
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Living Room Basics
Are you moving in to your first apartment or house? Still looking around for furniture? Here are some tips on which basic living room essentials for your new abode:
Consider your needs. Are you single? Do you have children? Will you be spending lots of time in the living room? Will you be receiving a lot of visitors? Do you have a big space, or a small one? What is your budget?
Seating. Of course, who would want to stand up when they come in for a visit? Buy one or two couches plus a living room chair (or two). Make them more comfortable and lush-looking by adding colorful pillows and throws – which don't have to be expensive.
Table. Choose a sturdy and versatile coffe table. If you have a small living space, you can always double the coffee table as a dining table or a study table. End tables are optional but if you can buy them, they're good for holding various knick-knacks
Lighting. You will need a ceiling light for a wider lighting coverage. You can also add one or two lamps for a little mood lighting. These will be enough for the living room.
Other stuff. Your entertainment center need not be elaborate. You can have a small cabinet to hold a television, a dvd player, stereo, and some books, CDs and DVDs will be enough.
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Below is my full Curriculum Vitae, together with relevant links.
Various appearances on Poetry Now BBC3, 1976-1985
Water Snow and Ice - 30 minute programme of three long poems for BBC3, 1986
The Underground in the Underground - 20 minute programme, journalism, BBC4,
Funereal Voices - 20 minute prgramme, journalism from Budapest, BBC4, 1989
Reviewer, critic, participantor subject of item or review in the following BBC
programmes, Radios 3 and 4:
Kaleidoscope, Third Ear, Night Waves, A Good Read, Best Words, Centurions 1980-1999
Transylvana - long poem,15 minutes, for BBC3, 1995
October 1956 - 45 minute poem-documentary for BBC3, 1995
Portrait of my Father in an English Landscape - long poem plus intro for BBC3,
July 1997
Danube and A River Runs Through It - series of five programmes on the Danube,
BBC Radio 3, 1998
Auden and Europe - BBC Radio 3, 1999
Lullaby of Broadway - 20 minute long poem with music, BBC Radio 3, 1999
The Old Scouts - 10 minute radio poem with music, BBC Radio 3, 2 January 2000
Exiles - Radio 4, 30 May 2000
Sonnets and Haikus for National Poetry Day - Radio 3, Radio 4, October 2000
Fine Lines, with Moniza Alvi and Christopher Cook, BBC4 February 2001
Work in Progress: BBC 3 March 2001
Five talks for Lyric FM, Ireland, September 2001
The Verb: BBC4 2002
Work in Progress, BBC Radio 4, 2001
Killing Me Softly, BBC4 2004
The John Tusa Interview, BBC3 2005
also many appearances on Hungarian radio, Irish radio, New Zealand radio and
various European radio stations
Featured in A Dragon's Print, BBC1, 1983
Writers Abroad 1 hour long documentary for Hungarian television, 1995
Great Yarmouth, television poem for National Poetry Day, BBC 2000
BBC Breakfast Programme, 2005
BBC, Look East, 2005
BBC4, The World, 2005
The Oxford Companion to Literature in Translation: author of Hungarian section
The Babel Guide to Hungarian Literature contributor (Babel, 2001)
Bad Boss: Jan Mladovsky (British Council, 1997)
The Longest Journey: Ana Maria Pacheco (Pratt Contemporary Art / The Gas
Hall, Birmingham)
Carl Laubin (2002)
Circle Press
Graham Stewart: Shredded and Pulped (NSAD, 2000)
Emma Rose (2000)
Graham Giles (2002)
Rosie Snell (1999)
Cambridge Poetry Festival
Edinburgh Book Festival (twice)
Poetry International Festival at the South Bank, London (twice)
Cheltenham Festival of Literature (three times)
Aldeburgh Poetry Festival (twice)
Shrewsbury Poetry Festival
Brighton Poetry Festival
Ledbury Poetry Festival
Essex Poetry Festival
Norwich Festival
King's Lynn Poetry Festival
Wells Festival
Barbican, London: Hungarian Festival, Magyarok
London: National Gallery
London: the Tate Gallery
in Ireland
Listowel Festival (three times)
Galway Festival
Eigse Festival, Limerick
Clifden Festival
several readings in Dublin
Leuven International Poetry Festival
Struga (Macedonia) International Poetry Festival
British Writers Tour, Arizona, USA
Visiting Writer, Paris
Visiting Writer, Athens
British Council Tour, Romania / Oradea Conference
Constanza Conference: Literature and Conflict, Romania
Brussels Conference: Whose History Is It Anyway, Belgium
India: Katha Festival
Germany: Walberberg, 2004
Germany: Dusseldorf, Munster, Freizburg, Regensburg, 2004
Greece: Klandestini Project 2004
USA: New York, Colorado Springs, Atlanta, Chicago 2004
Montreal, Bleu, 2005
Germany: Cologne, Bonn, Bremen, Berlin, 2005
USA: Harvard, 2005
Budapest: British Council Scholar, and visiting writer (several times, see residencies)
1973 - 1974
Teacher of Art (p/t) Cheshunt School, Herts
Teaching evening classes in literature, Hitchin College
1974 - 1975
Teacher of English (p/t) Hitchin School
Teaching evening classes in literature, Hitchin College
1975 - 1981
Head of Art, Hitchin Girls School
Teaching on Arvon Foundation (almost every year since 1980)
1980 - 1984
On Literature Panel of (then) Eastern Arts Board
1982 - 1989
Director of Art, St Christopher School, Letchworth
1989 - 1992
Director, then teacher of art on pro rata basis
1989 - 1991
Visiting lecturer Norwich School of Art and Design
1991 - 1994
Set up Creative Writing course for BA Cultural Studies, NSAD, teaching
1994 -
0.5 SL, Co-ordinator of Creative Writing. BA Cultural Studies, NSAD
1996 - 1997
Board of Norwich Puppet Theatre
1997 - 2000
Chair of Board of Norwich Puppet Theatre (retire from board 2002)
International Writer Fellow, Trinity College, Dublin
2000 - 2003
External Examiner, BA Humanities, City & Guilds
2000 - 2004
External Examiner, MA in Writing, Nottingham Trent University
Appointed Patron of British Academy of Writing
2002 -
Setting up MA in Writing the Visual, NSAD as Pathway Leader
2002 -
Lecturing p/t MA in Creative Writing, UEA
Appointed one of four national Mentors in Poetry, The Arvon Foundation
(with Jo Shapcott, Christopher Reid and Andrew Motion)
Appointed to advisory panel of the British Centre for Literary Translation
2004 - 2007
External Examiner, MPhil in Creative Writing, Trinity College, Dublin


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Podcast: Mobile device platform wars
Jason Perlow and Veeam's Rick Vanover discuss the merits of Apple iOS, Google Android, Microsoft Windows Phone and RIM BlackBerry 10.
Jason Perlow and Veeam's Rick Vanover discuss the merits of Apple iOS, Google Android, Microsoft Windows Phone and RIM BlackBerry 10.
Britain's love affair with Apple products appears to be continuing, as Apple's iOS-based handsets enjoy a greater market share in the UK than globally. Android, however, remains the OS to beat.
With BBM's free messaging functionality no longer a unique selling point for the BlackBerry platform, RIM has decided to bake in a Skype-like voice feature. However, it will only work over Wi-Fi.
BlackBerry 10 looks like the offspring of an Android and Microsoft Windows Phone one-night stand gone awry. But that's ok because RIM still has assets worth pondering.
RIM is now licensing Microsoft's exFAT file system technology.
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins calling Microsoft's Windows Phone strategy confusing is a pot calling kettle black moment.
RIM needs to make sure it has the fundamentals in place if it wants to be a player in the smartphone market. That means it needs to learn the same lesson that Microsoft did a few years back.
While Apple and Google enjoy success at the top, RIM and Microsoft are left trying to define their place in the smartphone world. IMHO, Microsoft has the advantage.
comScore's latest mobile market share figures suggest a shift away from BlackBerry phones, leaving it in a share slump, while Android and iOS maintain good growth.
The sad reality in smartphone land for RIM and Microsoft today boils down to this: It's an Android and iOS world. You just live in it.
The Commonwealth Bank has revealed that it's unlikely to pour significant developer resources into making applications for BlackBerry users, with a senior bank executive saying that the mobile space will soon only be a race between Apple's iOS, Google's Android and Windows Phone.
When you're a platform, how transparent do you need to be?Last week we spent time talking to both RIM and Microsoft about their next mobile platforms.
The Canadian smartphone maker has launched its business tie-in with Microsoft's Office 365 productivity suite, allowing subscribers to access sync and security features at no extra cost
Nielsen's latest smartphone 'state of the union' is in. While Android and Apple beat the trousers off RIM, Nokia and Microsoft continue to struggle.
An AT&T executive talked up Apple's iPhone 4S and AT&T's launch, but also spent a lot of time giving Microsoft Windows Phone and Windows 8 props.
RIM's latest service, currently in beta, links Microsoft's cloud-based productivity suite with BlackBerry smartphones, delivering mobile access to Exchange-hosted email, calendar and contacts.
Quanta Computer, a designer/developer that helped create the RIM PlayBook and Amazon Kindle Fire products, has signed a patent-licensing deal with Microsoft.
Does Google's acquisition of Motorola mean it's finally time for Microsoft to buy Nokia or RIM? I still don't see the potential gains from a handset-maker purchase offsetting the losses.
Apple, Google, RIM and HP all have integrated mobile stacks. Does this spell doom or opportunity for Microsoft and Windows Phone 7?
Could re-examining unused patents change the lawsuit landscape?The recent flurry of patent lawsuits between Oracle, Google, Lodys, Apple, Samsung, Microsoft, Barnes & Noble, Nokia, RIM, Kodak and just about every technology company you can think of, between themselves and from a host of patent-holding companies shows no sign of dying down.
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Hard to believe we haven't yet posted this photo from the Library of Congress archives, because it makes for an excellent street scene shot. We know exactly where Farm Security Administration photographer John Vachon stood when he took this photograph – just south of the intersection of 13th Street and N Street in Lincoln, Nebraska – and we have a pretty good idea of when he shot it – May of 1942. Why he took it? We see that, though he made a more extensive trip through Nebraska in November 1938, documenting the hardships of the Depression, his May 1942 trip to the state was brief – just long enough to cover the graduation ceremonies and final weeks of the term at the University of Nebraska, located just up the street from the above photograph.
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The elections took their toll on Eric Hartsburg, as this young wrestler made the life-affirming decision to auction off tattoo space on his body, on eBay.
The 30-year-old Republican from Indiana ended up branding "R" for Romney on his right temple, a symbol that he claimed he could live with, him being an advocate for the politician.
The tattoo was done in October, and Hartsburg feels his efforts contributed greatly to the Republican campaign.
"I'm a tattoo guy, and it was something fun. […] I was trying to make politics fun. I didn't change no lives; I'm no hero. But I shed blood for this campaign, and I'm glad to know that I did all that I could," he says, explaining his decision.
His auction begun in August, and that particular spot right of his forehead was going for a starting bid of $5,000 (€3,938), according to the Daily Mail.
He ended up getting triple that sum, from another Mitt Romney supporter. He decided to stop right there, even rejecting a higher bid, as he wanted to get involved in a cause, and even make a difference.
"I wish it could be a more noble cause than just saying, 'hey, let's have a good time'. [...] But you only live once, and I was born with a forehead, so why not?," he had said.
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The Mets lost on Thursday, the Phillies and Nationals won, and the Marlins and Braves were idle.
To read about yesterday's loss to the Phillies, check out this post on MetsBlog, as well as beat reports from MLB.com, the Wall Street Journal, Star-Ledger, Bergen Record, Journal News, ESPN New York, Newsday, the Daily News and New York Post.
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The Ball Turret Gunner on a B-24
For a comparatively short period in the long sweep of the nation's history, some American airmen served as ball turret gunners, a hazardous occupation that threatened a short life expectancy. There were no ball turret gunners in World War I, and there have been none since World War II. Ball turret gunners are therefore an exclusive group. Out of some 16 million U.S. service personnel during World War II, maybe 30,000 were so employed. I was one of them.
For those not familiar with the terminology, a turret in an aircraft was simply a movable gun position, and a ball turret was, as the name implies, a sphere or ball. It could swing a full circle, 360 degrees in azimuth, and raise or lower its guns from 0 to 90 degrees vertically. This deadly orb, sometimes called the belly turret, was used to protect two types of American heavy bombers, the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress and the Consolidated B-24 Liberator, from enemy aircraft attacking from below. No other Allied or Axis aircraft employed ball turrets.
The turret carried two .50-caliber Browning machine guns, which, located alongside the gunner's head, were ear shattering when fired. The guns were triggered from thumb buttons on the turret's dual control levers (much like today's video games), and these buttons energized firing solenoids on each gun. The levers also controlled the movement of the turret. Since the B-24 was rather low slung, the turret was retractable; it was lowered for combat and raised for landing into the rear compartment by a hydraulic pump. A winch also allowed the waist gunners to raise the turret if the hydraulic system was shot out and the ball turret gunner was unable to extricate himself. If the turret could not be retracted, it would make a furrow down the runway when the plane landed, and the gunner, if still inside, would, we said, have to be "washed out with a hose."
Vision inside the turret was limited to an 18-inch round view plate between the gunner's feet. From 20,000 feet and at 175 mph, by the time the bombs reached the ground the plane had traveled far enough past the target that the bombardier could not see his bombs strike. The ball turret gunner, however, had a ringside seat to the explosions—cloud cover permitting— and one of his duties was to report on what he saw, unless he was busy firing at enemy fighters. He also had a ringside seat to see anti-aircraft guns firing up at his plane from far below and their shells bursting all around.
At 5 feet 10 inches, I found the turret quite cramped, and riding
on my back in a curled, almost fetal position for five or six hours was extremely
uncomfortable. The guns and ammunition cans took up most of the room. The can
for the left gun held 600 rounds, the right about 550—the difference caused
by the curvature of the turret. This load would last about 90 seconds if fired
in one long burst. Such a burst, however, would also burn out the barrels, so
gunners were careful to only fire in short bursts.
Although we carried extra ammunition, only the tail gunners and the waist gunners could reload in flight. The extra ammunition was sometimes useful because the shells were packed in a sealed, moisture-proof metal liner inside a wooden box. If on a long mission a man had diarrhea or just had to go and could not get to one of the two relief tubes on the plane, he could lift out and open up the metal liner, dump the ammunition on the floor, peel off several layers of clothing and straddle the liner—an indelicate and ludicrous procedure, but a necessary and effective one. He would then open the bomb bay doors and toss out the can, a strange sort of bomb for the people below.
The seat inside the turret was a small steel shelf, the only armor present. The turret was equipped with an oxygen regulator and outlet where the hose to the oxygen mask plugged in, and a 24-volt DC outlet where the heated suit plugged in, as well as a rheostat to control the suit's temperature. There was also an intercom box where the headset and microphone cords plugged in—the microphone being in the nose of the oxygen mask and the headphones in the gunner's helmet. Beneath the gunner's right toe was the intercom push-to-talk switch; beneath his left heel was the spring-loaded range pedal for the Sperry computing gunsight. Operating the turret often required the simultaneous use of both hands and both feet.
The gunsight, mounted in front of the gunner's face, was in fact a mechanical analog computer, a sophisticated device for the time. The gunner would set in the wingspan of the fighters he expected to encounter, and then track the attacker smoothly in azimuth and elevation and raise the range pedal as the fighter closed in. The gunsight would take care of bullet drop and lead, and also tell when the target was at 1,000 yards—firing range. All the gunner then needed to do was press either thumb button, watch the tracers and listen to the loud racket. In practice, however, enemy aircraft flew by so fast and wild that smooth tracking was impossible. We would just track incoming enemy fighters as best we could, bang out two or three quick bursts and then start looking for the next one.
Because the turret was so cramped, I could not wear a parachute or flak vest. Instead, I wrapped my parachute in the flak vest—flak holes in a parachute are not good—and placed them on the plane's floor near the turret where I could reach them easily. The door to the turret could be opened only when the guns were pointed straight down; when the guns were elevated into firing position, the door, which was also the backrest, was outside the aircraft. That was scary. If for any reason it came open, the gunner was gone—there was no seat belt. Because the turret created considerable drag, my pilot did not want it lowered until we neared enemy territory. When he gave me the go-ahead, I would use a hand crank to point the guns down, unlatch and open the door, and open the hydraulic valve, which lowered the turret. I would then disconnect my cords and hose from the nearby wall outlets, step down into the turret, reconnect my cords and hose, latch the door at my back, turn on the hydraulic and electric drive motors, and bring the guns up about halfway. The last step in this procedure was to "charge" the guns, that is, to pull the handles at my feet to bring the first round of ammunition into the chamber of each gun.
Once the turrets were ready, each gunner would fire a short test burst, being careful not to aim at other planes in the formation. From that time until we returned to friendly territory, I rotated the turret continually and raised and lowered the guns, scanning the skies for enemy fighters. As we approached the target, where the flak was heaviest, I would point the guns down, open the door, slue the turret around so the ammunition cans were facing the front, between the bursting flak and me, and sit erect with my head inside the plane. I would then sit there cringing and shaking, listening to the "wump-wump" of the explosions and the rattle of shrapnel on the aluminum siding, and wondering if the next one would be "the one." As we left the target I would swing the turret around so that the cans were facing the rear, trying to wring out the last ounce of protection. If someone reported a fighter, however, I would close and latch the door, bring up the guns and start looking for the target. I could not do anything about the flak, but I could do something about the fighters.
Although there are statistics that show the casualty rate for ball turret gunners was less than for other air crewmen, the position was still the most unpopular on a bomber. Sitting alone in the hardest-to-exit position, suspended in space below the plane, seemingly more exposed to flak and fighters, and having no visual contact with your comrades all combined to create a terrible sense of isolation and vulnerability. The science of warfare took a giant leap forward when the ball turret became obsolete.
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Jesse N. Bradley
702nd Bomb Squadron
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Steamed Fillets of Sole with Parsley Sauce
- Active Time 10m
- Total Time 30m
Serves 2
The finest French sole comes from the Normandy coast on the English Channel; this is the younger sibling of the famous Dover sole. Whether served meuniere (floured and sautéed in butter) or Normandy style (with the addition of crème fraiche), it is a delicious dish, but never more so than when prepared as follows, with a simplicity that enhances the fish's subtle flavor.
- For the Fillets:
- 1 sole, about 1 1/2 pounds, cleaned and skinned
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 6 tablespoons finely snipped flat-leaved Italian parsley
- 4 lemon slices
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- 2 shallots, minced
- 2 tablespoons dry white vermouth
- 1/3 cup light cream
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
Rinse the sole and dry it. Season on both sides with salt and pepper. Use half the butter to coat a large sheet of parchment paper and spread the parsley in the center of it. Place the sole on top with the fleshier side down. Top with the lemon slices and the remaining butter cut into bits. Fold the paper to enclose the fish. Lay the parcel in a steaming basket and cook for 20 minutes over boiling water.
In a nonreactive small saucepan, combine the shallots with the vermouth. Reduce over gentle heat, then pour in the cream. Cook until reduced by half. Season with salt and pepper.
When the sole is cooked, remove the fillets and put them onto 2 hot plates. Garnish with the lemon slices. Put the cooking juices from the paper case into the saucepan and boil to reduce by half.
Transfer the sauce to a blender and add the olive oil; blend until smooth. Coat the fish fillets with the sauce. Serve immediately, accompanied by steamed potatoes.
Recipe reprinted by permission of Weldon Russell. All rights reserved.
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589 calories; 31g total fat; 221mg cholesterol; 308mg sodium; 7g carbohydrates; 2g fiber; 67g protein
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In computer networks, to upload can refer to the sending of data from a local system to a remote system such as a server or another client with the intent that the remote system should store a copy of the data being transferred, or the initiation of such a process.
Remote upload[edit]
When there is a transfer of data from a remote system to another remote system, the process is called "remote uploading". This is used by some online file hosting services. Remote uploading is also used in situations where the computers that need to share data are located on a distant high-speed WAN, and the remote control is being performed using a comparatively slow dial-up modem connection.
For example:
- The user remotely accesses a file hosting service at MyRemoteHost.
- The user finds a public file at PublicRemoteHost and wants to keep a copy in their MyRemoteHost.
- To have it done they "remote upload" the file from PublicRemoteHost to MyRemoteHost.
- None of the hosts are located on the user's local network.
Without remote uploading functionality, the user would be required to download the file first to their local host and then upload it to the remote file hosting server.
Where the connection to the remote computers is via a dial-up connection, the transfer time required to download locally and then upload again could increase from seconds to hours or days.
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To "upload" something is generally understood to mean, "putting something on the internet", for example, uploading photographs to facebook. Contributions to online-archives may also be referred to as "uploads", for example books, audit reports, fax transmission reports, etc..
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