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Wednesday Jul 9, 2008
The Sept. 21 kickoff of Oracle OpenWorld 2008 is rapidly approaching, and many bloggers are asking the same question: To go or not to go? Some people are not too happy, claiming Oracle is suggesting–or at least making it easier–to do the latter. Last year, Oracle opened up its conference to bloggers for the first time–it was a move that may have been well-intentioned, but the end result was steeped in controversy. People were upset that Oracle sent out invitations to bloggers but would not
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Tuesday Jul 8, 2008
Jump to the full entry & travel map Barcelona, Spain and Canary Islands A couple of people in our program were working for a compnay that does charter crusies for 40 to 80 people on a catamaran. They organized a sunset cruise on the Mediterranean sea for our group. It was absolutely beautiful! They had sangria onboard and it was one of the best experiences we have had so far. Enjoy the beautiful pictures of the sea!
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Tuesday Jul 8, 2008
Once again people were injured during the running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain. Thirteen to be exact. They ended up in a hospital. A 37 year old ended up with a collapsed lung, broken ribs and a ruptured spleen. Two had concussions and ten had cuts and bruises. Tourists -mainly guys- from around the world travel to Pamplona to dress up in all white pajamas with a red sash at the waist and a red kerchief around the neck and then subject themselves to this experience. The slowest runners that e
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Tuesday Jul 8, 2008
Text & photographs: Jose H. Weigand Today, still few people out of Spain know that there is brown trout from the Pyrenees to Granada, in the south part of the country, in front of Africa. Big rivers, chalk streams, small creeks or mountain lakes, in the southernmost part of Europe. It was said that, at the beginning of 19th century, a squirrel could travel north to south Spain without stepping on the ground, by the trees. So, were the trout rivers in the country and still they are but many of
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Tuesday Jul 8, 2008
I don’t know why this is so teeny but tomorrow if I have time, I am going to take a photo of my quilt that inspired this pin. It is a good quilt for the 4th of July. If you do not belong to my chatroom or my newsletter, you will be missing out on a couple of great recipes for the 4th or for this summer. My goodness, are groceries expensive or what? Vegetables and fruits are sky high. We need food and we need gas and oh, we need fabric…what is a poor person to do? There are people that are stu
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