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The new kde.org is beautiful! 4.4 is great too :P
Phoronix: KDE Software Compilation 4.4 Released
Following an unplanned release candidate, the final version of KDE 4.4 Software Compilation has been released. KDE 4.4 delivers on improvements to Plasma, the various KDE applications, the KDE 4.4 platform, and many other areas...
The new kde.org is beautiful! 4.4 is great too :P
Yes, go Kde 4!!!!
KDE sucks. Why don't you people just use Gnome? Everybody else does.
KDE4.3-4.4 are great! I'm just thinking about switching to main use of kde after my exams took place.
for my laptop i'm not quite sure if it's a good Idea to switch. Does anyone know how hardly it impacts battery life in comparison to gnome?
Disabling compositing or switching to the lightweight XRender based mode might have helped. No idea, I went back to 3.x because 4.2 failed every time I attached an external projector. I'll have to try 4.4 again soon.
I'm not big into the whole KDE vs GNOME fanboy nonsense, but I think it's more than fair to compare them from a technical standpoint. The biggest selling point of Gnome 3 was gnome shell. Well now we have a problem:
If you look at the videos, almost everything Gnome 3 promised is already implemented with the updates to Plasma. All fanboy BS aside, Gnome is yet again lagging behind KDE in terms of features and functionality. As usual, Gnome is saying they're going to implement something, while KDE is too busy actually producing.


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4.a. etc-update
etc-update is a tool that aids in merging the
._cfg0000_<name> files. It provides an interactive merging
setup and can also auto-merge trivial changes.
._cfg0000_<name> files are generated by Portage when it wants
to store a file in a directory protected by the CONFIG_PROTECT variable.
Running etc-update is pretty straight-forward:
Code Listing 1.1: Running etc-update
# etc-update
After merging the straightforward changes, you will be prompted with a list of
protected files that have an update waiting. At the bottom you are greeted by
the possible options:
Code Listing 1.2: etc-update options
Please select a file to edit by entering the corresponding number.
(-1 to exit) (-3 to auto merge all remaining files)
(-5 to auto-merge AND not use 'mv -i'):
If you enter -1, etc-update will exit without performing any
changes. If you enter -3 or -5, all listed configuration
files will be overwritten with the newer versions. It is therefore very
important to first select the configuration files that should not be
automatically updated. This is simply a matter of entering the number listed to
the left of that configuration file.
As an example, we select the configuration file /etc/pear.conf:
Code Listing 1.3: Updating a specific configuration file
Beginning of differences between /etc/pear.conf and /etc/._cfg0000_pear.conf
End of differences between /etc/pear.conf and /etc/._cfg0000_pear.conf
1) Replace original with update
2) Delete update, keeping original as is
3) Interactively merge original with update
4) Show differences again
You can now see the differences between the two files. If you believe that the
updated configuration file can be used without problems, enter 1. If you
believe that the updated configuration file isn't necessary, or doesn't provide
any new or useful information, enter 2. If you want to interactively
update your current configuration file, enter 3.
There is no point in further elaborating the interactive merging here. For
completeness sake, we will list the possible commands you can use while you are
interactively merging the two files. You are greeted with two lines (the
original one, and the proposed new one) and a prompt at which you can enter one
of the following commands:
Code Listing 1.4: Commands available for the interactive merging
ed: Edit then use both versions, each decorated with a header.
eb: Edit then use both versions.
el: Edit then use the left version.
er: Edit then use the right version.
e: Edit a new version.
l: Use the left version.
r: Use the right version.
s: Silently include common lines.
v: Verbosely include common lines.
q: Quit.
When you have finished updating the important configuration files, you can now
automatically update all the other configuration files. etc-update will
exit if it doesn't find any more updateable configuration files.
4.b. dispatch-conf
Using dispatch-conf you are able to merge updates to your configuration
files while keeping track of all changes. dispatch-conf stores the
differences between the configuration files as patches or by using the RCS
revision system.
Like etc-update, you can ask to keep the configuration file as-is, use
the new configuration file, edit the current one or merge the changes
interactively. However, dispatch-conf also has some nice additional
Make certain you edit /etc/dispatch-conf.conf first and create the
directory referenced by the archive-dir variable.
For more information, check out the dispatch-conf man page:
Code Listing 2.1: Reading the dispatch-conf man page
$ man dispatch-conf
4.c. quickpkg
With quickpkg you can create archives of the packages that are already
merged on your system. These archives can be used as prebuilt packages. Running
quickpkg is straightforward: just add the names of the packages you want
to archive.
For instance, to archive curl, arts and procps:
Code Listing 3.1: Example quickpkg usage
# quickpkg curl arts procps
The prebuilt packages will be stored in /usr/portage/packages/All.
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Sitting high up on a bluff overlooking the Lake of the Ozarks is Paradise, a tropical bar and restaurant. It started off as a small screened-in restaurant and recently expanded to include a second level and a large deck. The upside is the great view. The downside is that, if arriving by boat, you have to walk up several flights of stairs to get to the restaurant and the boat slips can be rough going on holidays. The menu has traditional favorites, like salads and burgers, and one or two unusual offerings, like a frog legs entree. There's also a breakfast buffet on weekends and holidays. After eating, stop in the small gift shop with clothing that has the Paradise logo. Sandwiches from $5.95, entrees from $12.95. Accessible by boat at mile marker 24.


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Two and a Half Sith
evilaelf wrote:I thought no text allowed?
Still awesome and has my vote!
It was no text only - there had to be some graphic included, which is good since I don't think my design would have come across without some text.
Thanks for the vote!
Re: Spies in paradise
Amazing work! I love the colour choice :D
Hahaha ths is amazing!
PixelPants wrote:A subtler take on the theme. The bold linework around the moon and below the birds creates an effective contrast.
Thanks for your comment PixelPants.
lonelypond wrote:really like the more abstract parts of the background image; sets a mood nicely.
Thank you!!
orabbit wrote:It's a really nice mix of realistic and graphic elements. Plus, good use of shirt color.
Thanks a lot!!
lisonallie wrote:only one I voted for this derby.
Many thanks lisonallie, appreciated!!
Re: Game of Chairs
Great collab guys! , really nice to see how it evolved till this final version. +1
Hah! This is awesome. Here's pulling for a come-from-behind print, or hopefully an EC!
Re: Not now, chewie
lol , great mate! +1
Re: Player 3 Press Start
Really nice! +1
Re: WRONG
Very funny
Re: Chopsticks
Glad you decided to submit this.
amazing job!
Re: Thing 3
Combination of three of my favorite things!
thanks for the comments and votes
Absolutely love this, but how many colors is it?
Re: Just to Sprite Me
Clever concept and wordplay. Unfortunately I don't think you can use the name Sprite since it's a specific trademark.
Re: Not part of our club
That totally looks like store brand pop. Sometimes they have some flavors that the name brands just don't have...
thank you all!!! I didn't expect anything from this derby and I'm glad you liked it!:D
deadeye37 wrote:That totally looks like store brand pop. Sometimes they have some flavors that the name brands just don't have...
I think It's meant to be Mountain Dew.
ThunderThighs wrote:I love the expressions. Nice job.
Thanks very much!
Oh, my Galaxy! hahahahah this is hilarious!!!!
hahahahhahahaah love it!! great collab (I'm really surprised that it wasn't chosen for the dailies.... :S)
so much FUN! :D
DianaSprinkle wrote:"One in every group"
Mustela Nerdvalis.
That name should be considered for future taxonomic reviews! hahaah great!
nicely done collin!!
hahahaha so great!!
sooooooo good! love the expressions!
great characters!!
hahahaha I want this!
hahahaha great!!
hahahahaha FUN!:D
erimock wrote:
Speaking of wasting time, this entire competition is a huge waste of time. Think about all the time put into artwork that never makes it onto a shirt. (Although I hope people find a way to recycle their work.) Everyone is just doing it for fun since they have to know that the chances of 'winning' are /very/ small.
It's sad that you see it like this. It's not a waste of time for people who want to practice their art and challenge themselves creatively to come up with a design that is both interesting and follows the guidelines.
And yes, the chances of printing are small for some, but many people work really hard and wind up getting printed eventually. If nothing else, they can get feedback on their work from shirt fans and artists alike.
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CASA speaks for children in NH courts
Sunday, March 17, 2013
DOVER -- Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Hampshire is a state-wide not-for-profit organization committed to speaking for the best interests of abused and neglected children in the NH courts. CASA NH recruits, trains and supervises volunteers who advocate for this vulnerable population. The CASA NH program's primary goal is to ensure that each and every child in the state is permitted to grow up in a safe and permanent home.
The regional office of CASA NH has been located in the McConnell Center for close to five years in downtown Dover. As you may know, the McConnell Center is home to a wide variety of local not-for profit organizations that serve many of the basic needs of our communities. The local CASA NH staff is excited to share this building with other like minded professionals and we are involved with collaborative projects for the betterment of the local community.
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Janet Yellen Is A CowardSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 18:30 -0400
There is no exit strategy…there is only a continuation strategy... and The Fed's cronies have always known this. Yellen is simply paralyzed with fear that the markets will violently react to a tightening of policy. The Fed is being held hostage to the financial markets but, ironically, is in no mood to escape its captors despite so many clear opportunities. The lack of action, by Yellen, can only be described as cowardly.
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"They're Back" - We Have Learned Nothing In 10 Years!!Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 18:00 -0400
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A Who's Who Of Awful Times To InvestSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 17:30 -0400
When investor preferences are risk-seeking, overly loose monetary policy can have a disastrous effect by promoting reckless speculation and enhancing the ability of low-quality borrowers to issue debt to yield-starved investors. This encourages malinvestment and financial distortions that then collapse, as we saw following the tech and housing bubbles. Those seeds have now been sown for the third time in 15 years. In fact, the present moment likely represents the best opportunity to reduce exposure to stock market risk that investors are likely to encounter in the coming 8 years.
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Heroes, Villains, & Empty SuitsSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 16:35 -0400
The poet W.B. Yeats was right in 1919 when he said the center cannot hold, as if, following the first great industrial slaughter of modern times, he discovered the lethal vacuum at the center of modernity itself. Although, perhaps most remarkable in our time is not merely the presence of evil, but the eerie dearth of heroes.
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"World-Leading Economist" And Advisor To Chancellor Osborne Busted For Smoking CrackSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 16:16 -0400
One of Chancellor George Osborne's senior advisers on economic policy has been captured on video smoking crack cocaine in a drugs den. Prof Douglas McWilliams, who last year estimated we would all be £165 a year better off by the election, is seen inhaling it through a glass tube at a flat in North London. Red-faced and slurring his speech, he later told the dealer he had "too much" and that he had spent the day on a binge. Two rocks of the deadly drug can clearly been seen on a table beside the dazed professor. The grainy footage, seen by the Sunday Mirror, will heap embarrassment on the Chancellor and raise serious questions about his choice of adviser.
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As Greek Default Fears Return, Government Considers "Borrowing" Pensions To Repay IMFSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 15:54 -0400
Greek short-term default risk jumped over 300bps today putting the odds of a restructuring at 50-50 within the next year as the warnings we issued last week with regard Greece's imminent default on its IMF loan loom. Seeking to reassure its lenders (and avoid yet more capital flight), Reuters reports the Greek government said it was "exploring solutions," including delaying payments to suppliers or try to raise up to 3 billion euros by borrowing from state entities such as pension funds. We are sure the Greek people will be enthused when they find out what the 'radical left' has in store for their funds...
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NYC Residents Pay $2-3,000 A Month For "Micro-Apartments" As Luxury Car Sales Outpace Regular Car SalesSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 15:29 -0400
It's an oligarch's world, you're just living in it. One of the main reasons that hyper-luxury cars are outselling regular cars, is because all of the wealth gains from the oligarch recovery are going to, well, oligarchs ... Global policies implemented since the oligarch created financial melt-down, have been used to cover up its criminality, and further advance the status quo's consolidation of wealth and power. A continuation of this trend presents the greatest threat to liberty, free markets and an evolution of human consciousness on the planet today.
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VIX Broke A Major Record Last WeekSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 15:14 -0400
After trading at its steepest (short-term volatility lowest vs medium-term volatility) in 5 months last Monday, VIX rallied notably (and the curve flattened) on the week to 2015 lows. At the same time, in the 'traded' VIX product world, 2 rather notable things happened: first, VIX futures, which were at a record net long positioning at the end of January, have plunged to a net negative (short VIX) positioning once again; and second, and more stunningly, VXX (the VIX ETF) saw the biggest surge in units created since record began. Between these violent swings and the push-pull weights of oil's high vol and AAPL dominance of any dispersion, we suspect VVIX (vol of vol) will pick up notably from its 3-month lows. However, it is the fragility that this kind of move exposes that worries us the most.
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This Is What The Entire World Frontrunning The ECB Looks LikeSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 13:10 -0400
When everyone, truly everyone, decides to frontrun the ECB's monetization of European assets (first bonds, and soon everything else too), this is what the outcome looks like.
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The Fairy Tale Of Portugal's Successful TurnaroundSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 14:54 -0400
Even a brief glance at the facts suffices. Portugal is no less bankrupt than Greece. The country's government debt, at 124% of GDP, might be lower than in Greece. However, government debt is just one – even though important – part of the full debt picture. On an aggregate level, Portugal's overall debt level - at 381% of GDP when also including private households and non-financial corporations - is well above Greece's total debt level (286% of GDP). So while Greece's problems mainly manifest themselves via government debt, Portugal suffers from too much debt in all three sectors of the economy.
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How Badly Did Hedge Funds Underperform In FebruarySubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 14:26 -0400
"The diversified hedge fund index was up 0.4% for the month of February, while the S&P 500 was up 6.0% on a price returns basis. CTAs unperformed the most in the month, down 1.9%, while Event Driven were up 2.4%."
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Russia Warns NATO: Any Threat In Ukraine Will See Military ResponseSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 14:02 -0400
As Russia announces the expansion of its Navy by 50 vessels this year, including two new nuclear-powered submarines and an aircraft carrier, it appears NATO's sabre-rattling has drawn a response/threat/warning. Following British plans to send military 'advisers' into Ukraine (which NATO has stated are not confirmed), TASS reports, Russia's NATO envoy, Alexander Grushko, warns Russia will take all measures against possible NATO threat in Ukraine, adding that Russia's response may include military measures. Of course all this military machismo comes as Russia and Ukraine hold emergency talks in Brussels over gas supply amid imminent cutoff threats for non-payment.
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US Will Never Gain Oil Market Crown, IEA Chief SaysSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 13:36 -0400
No matter how much oil the United States produces over the next few years, it will never become the next Saudi Arabia in the global oil market, according to Fatih Birol, the new executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA). What's especially interesting about this forecast is that it directly contradicts what Birol said only three months ago, and he gave no explanation for his change of mind. "The United States will never be a major oil exporter. Their import needs are getting less but the US is not becoming Saudi Arabia," Birol told the conference. "Their production growth is good to diversify the market but it will not solve the world's oil problems."
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Bill Gross: "Central Banks Have Gone Too Far In Their Misguided Efforts To Support Economic Growth"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 12:21 -0400
"None dare call it a "currency war" because that would be counter to G-10/G-20 policy statements that stress cooperation as opposed to "every country for itself", but an undeclared currency war is what the world is experiencing. Close to the same thing happened in the 1930's, a period remarkably similar to what many countries' policies resemble today.... Negative/zero bound interest rates may exacerbate, instead of stimulate low growth rates in all of these instances, by raising savings and deferring consumption... Asset prices for stocks, high yield bonds and other supposed 5-10% returning investments, become stretched and bubble sensitive; Debt accumulates instead of being paid off because rates are too low to pass up – corporate bond sales leading to stock buybacks being the best example. The financial system has become increasingly vulnerable only six years after its last collapse in 2009.... Central banks have gone and continue to go too far in their misguided efforts to support future economic growth."
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How To Reach Nasdaq 5000 In The New ParanormalSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 03/02/2015 12:53 -0400
In November we exposed the market's ability to levitate magically when exchanges - most notably CBOE - break. Today we get another glimpse of the new paranormal. While the official CBOE site is not exposing it, numerous traders noted that CBOE options data was not being disseminated from around the open to shortly after 1030ET this morning. That 'coincidentally' occurred as NASDAQ ramped almopst unabated to 5000 (as VIX was clubbed from 13.9 to 13.1)...
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I know everyone is taking away this or that from the video but was I the only one who noticed when he said 10% improvement just by using 64bit? Come the fuck on Valve and others (HiB) 32 bit is dying please oh please 64 bit please!!!!
I play Skyrim with AMD and no problems , within 10 minutes on a similar spec'd system with a Nvidia fermi card it tanked the system... Not championing AMD (driver issues since ATI began) just saying shit falls both ways, so unless you have some meaningful comparisons or charts please shut the fuck up.


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September 1st, 2011, 08:42 PM #1
2012 Upcoming Releases-Fantasy & Horror
Now is as good a time as any to start looking ahead to next year's releases (as if some of us haven't been looking to 2012 releases since last year...
The King's Blood (Dagger and the Coin #2) by Daniel Abraham. My feelings on The Dragon's Path are fairly well known, so at this point, only one other book do I anticipate more...
Caine's Law (Acts of Caine #4) by Matthew Stover
Seven Princes (Book of the Shaper #1) by John R. Fultz - this is a new Epic Fantasy from Orbit, who seems to have a good track record. In their Fall/Winter 2011/2012 catalog this one got a two page spread
A Path to the Coldness of Heart (Dread Empire #8) by Glen Cook
The Wind Through the Keyhole (Dark Tower #4.5) by Stephen King
The Hammer and the Blade (Egil and Nix #1) by Paul S. Kemp - Kemp's first non-shared world novel, I'm really looking forward to this one publishing with Angry Robot
Legend of Eli Monpress by Rachel Aaron - omnibus of the debut trilogy. Seems like a fun set of books.
Cold Days (Dresden Files #14) by Jim Butcher
King of Thorns (Broken Empire #2) by Mark Lawrence
The Daylight War (The Demon Cycle #3) by Peter V. Brett
September 1st, 2011, 09:03 PM #2
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Some of the asap titles for me that were not on Rob's list; will add more as I find out about them
The Blinding Knife by B. Weeks
Night of the Swarm by R. Redick
The Daemon Prism by C. Berg
Red Sun 4 by M. Newton
The Outcast Blade by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
Heir of Novron by Michael J. Sullivan (includes book 6!!)
Throne of the Crescent Moon by Saladin Ahmed.
The Master of Heathcrest Hall by Galen Beckett.
Glamour In Glass by Mary Robinette Kowal.
The Black Mausoleum by Stephen Deas.
The Killing Moon by N.K. Jemisin
Fortune's Wheel by Jo Graham
September 1st, 2011, 09:27 PM #3
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A Memory of Light by Jordan/Sanderson
Storm of the Dead (#3 of Sea Beggars) and Sea Beggars Omnibus by Paul Kearney
(Kearney's also doing a novelization of Sparticus, Blood and Sand called Morituri but I'm less interested in that).
September 1st, 2011, 11:45 PM #4
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Is this thread only for posting releases, or are we allowed to drool as well?
The ones I'm looking forward to so far are Cold Days and King of Thorns. I can't wait! And The Cold Commands as well, although that doesn't quite count as 2012.
September 2nd, 2011, 12:21 AM #5
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Skirmish (The House War: Book Four) by Michelle West, due Jan 3rd - There are virtually no mentions of this series on this site, which imo is a serious oversight. Set in the same Essalyien world as her Hunter's Duology & 6 novel Sun Sword series, this book is supposed to be the first in this series set entirely post-Sun Sword, telling the story of the war for succession in House Terrafin.
I haven't given much attention yet to what else is (or may be) due in 2012, but I am aware of [all dates U.S.]:
Cold Days (The Dresden Files: Book Fourteen) by Jim Butcher, no date announced
The Order of the Scales (The Adamantine Palace: Book Three) by Stephen Deas, due Feb 7th in the U.S.
City of Dragons (The Rain Wilds Chronicles: Book Three by Robin Hobb, due Feb 7th
The Blinding Knife (The Lightbringer Series: Book Two) by Brett Weeks, tentatively scheduled Sept. 1st. First three chapters as currently written here: http://www.brentweeks.com/extras/the...knife-excerpt/
A Red Country (Standalone set in same world as The First Law Trilogy, BSC & Heroes) by Joe Abercrombie, "hoped for" late-Summer/early Fall
Untitled (The Stormlight Archive: Book Two) by Brandon Sanderson, currently estimated between Fall 2012 - Spring 2013.
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September 2nd, 2011, 02:42 AM #6
The Wind Through the Keyhole (Dark Tower #4.5) by Stephen King
Thief's Covenant (Widdershins #1(?)) - Ari Marmell. One of Pyr's first in a range of YA fantasy. I must confess the only reason I coughed up money for this already is I absolutely adore the cover, and I just have to have it!
Shadow's Master (Shadowy series of shadows #3) - Jon Sprunk. Kit <3 But seriously, I've really enjoyed Jon's series so far, and I want to see where it goes and what happens. Plus Kit is lovely.
Princeps (Imager Portfolio #5) - L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Continuation of the second Imager Portfolio trilogy. Scholar is out in a couple of months, so this is more of a "certain buy" than anything I'm looking forward to at this moment.
*Unknown Title* (Legends of the Red Sun #4) - Mark Charan Newton. Final book in a slightly wobbly (For me) series. Very interested to see what he does with it, especially with China Miéville giving him a little present for it.
Forged in Fire (Black Blade/Sarah Beauhall #3) - J.A. Pitts. More Sarah Beauhall. Yesssssss
Libriomancer - Jim C. Hines. First book in a new series. I have the preview on my iPod from Kitemaster, but I've not read it and I won't, because I know I'll want it more.
September 2nd, 2011, 06:52 AM #7
The Forge of Darkness by Steven Erikson, first novel of the Kharkanas trilogy. Erikson is already half done the novel. I think its suppose to come out next year.
September 2nd, 2011, 08:00 AM #8
January 2012
Range of Ghosts by Elizabeth Bear
Shadows Alive (Unnecessary and Unwanted Ender Cash-In Hack Job #4,713) by Orscon Scott Card
Blue Remembered Earth (Poseidon's Children #1) by Alastair Reynolds
Skirmish (The House War #4) by Michelle West
City of the Lost by Stephen Blackmoore
Seven Princes (Book of the Shaper #1) by John R. Fultz
A Path to the Coldness of Heart (Dread Empire #8) by Glen Cook
February 2012
2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson
Some Kind of Fairy Tale by Graham Joyce
The Minority Council (Matthew Swift #4) by Kate Griffin
Arctic Rising by Tobias Buckell
Glamour in Glass (Shades of Milk and Honey #2) by Mary Robinette Kowal
Throne of the Crescent Moon by Saladin Ahmed
City of Dragons (Rain Wild Chronicles #3) by Robin Hobb
March 2012
Hollow City by Dan Wells
The Fractal Prince (Quantum Thief #2) by Hannu Rajaniemi
The Drowning Girl by Caitlin R. Kiernan
Hide Me Among the Graves by Tim Powers
Crucible of Gold (Temeraire #7) by Naomi Novik
A Crown Imperiled (Chaoswar Saga #2) by Raymond E. Feist
Trinity Moon (Wild Hunt #2) by Elspeth Cooper
Morituri (a Spartacus: Blood and Sand novel) by Paul Kearney
April 2012
The King's Blood (Dagger and the Coin #2) by Daniel Abraham
The Black Mausoleum (Memory of Flames #4/new series #1) by Stephen Deas
The Skybound Sea (Aeon's Gate #3) by Sam Sykes
A Tale of Tales (Runelords #9) by David Farland (Jesus, is this thing still being published?)
Pearlant (Kefahuchi Tract ((sounds like a form of bowel surgery)) Trilogy #3) by M. John Harrison
Caine's Law (Acts of Caine #4) by Matt Stover
May 2012
Caliban's War (The Expanse #2) by James SA Corey (Daniel Abraham & Ty Franck)
The Killing Moon (Dreamblood #1) by NK Jemisin
Intruder (Foreigner #13) by CJ Cherryh
The Twelve (The Passage #2) by Justin Cronin
Night of the Swarm (Chathrand Voyage #4) by Robert VS Redick
Railsea by China Mieville
June 2012
Mikalagard (Wolfsangel #3) by M.D. Lachlan
Bitterblue (Graceling #3) by Kristin Cashore
July 2012
The Dusk Watchmen (Twilight Reign #5) by Tom Lloyd
Shadow's Master (Shadow Saga #3) by Jon Sprunk
The Hammer and the Blade (Egil and Nix #1) by Paul S. Kemp
The Unholy Consult (Aspect-Emperor #3) by R. Scott Bakker*
* This sounds highly optimistic considering RSB is maybe halfway through the book at absolute best, but apparently his pubs are confident of hitting it.
August 2012
The Middle Kingdom (Chung Kuo #3) by David Wingrove
vN (Von Neumann Sisters #1) by Madeline Ashby
November 2012
A Memory of Light (Wheel of Time Book 14) by Brandon Sanderson and Robert Jordan**
** This is subject to change, but most likely forwards. Sanderson is just reaching the halfway point and says he can be done by January. They want more time for editing, but even if they took twice as long as the last two books it could still be out in Summer 2012. It depends on how they want to market it and prepare for it.
Mid-Late 2012
Great North Road by Peter F. Hamilton
The Air War (Shadows of the Apt #8) by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Forge of Darkness (Kharkanas Trilogy #1) by Steven Erikson
The World of Ice and Fire (Song of Ice and Fire companion book) by George R.R. Martin, Elio Garcia & Linda Antonsson
Dangerous Women, edited by George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois (including Dunk 'n' Egg #4)
Lowball (Wild Cards #22), edited by George R.R. Martin
A Red Country by Joe Abercrombie
The Wind Through the Keyhole (Dark Tower #8) by Stephen King
Dragon Blood (Rain Wild Chronicles #4) by Robin Hobb
Godborn (Cycle of Night #1) by Paul S. Kemp
Black Opera by Mary Gentle
The Three Princes War by Pierre Pevel
The Coldest War (Milkweed Triptych #2) by Ian Tregellis (finally!)
The Daylight War (The Demon Cycle #3) by Peter V. Brett
Requiem (Psalms of Isaak #4) by Ken Scholes
King of Thorns (Broken Empire #2) by Mark Lawrence
Endlords (Sword of Shadows #5) by JV Jones
The Blinding Knife (Lightbringer #2) by Brent Weeks
Princeps (Imager Portfolio #5) by LE Modesitt Jr.
Stonemouth by Iain Banks
Cold Days (Dresden Files #14) by Jim Butcher
The Sea-Beggars (Sea Beggars omnibus, including the new Book 3, Storm of the Dead) by Paul Kearney
In the Mouth of the Whale by Paul J. McAuley
Tales of the Ketty Jay #4 by Chris Wooding (maybe)
Gravedigger Chronicles #2 by Alan Campbell (maybe)
A King in Cobwebs (Durand Col #3) by David Keck (maybe)
Assail (Novels of the Malazan Empire #4) by Ian Cameron Esslemont
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September 2nd, 2011, 09:12 AM #9
The Daemon Prism - Carol Berg - January
Locus doesn't have anything listed past March and that's the only one there that's attracting my interest.
Though, according to Wert's list I'd like to read The Killing Moon by N.K. Jemisin.
September 2nd, 2011, 09:45 AM #10
Think Adam might have been thinking about this one?
Really looking forward to the Chung-Kuo stuff myself.
September 2nd, 2011, 01:12 PM #11
September 2nd, 2011, 01:39 PM #12
Erikson has two trilogies to do now. One being this Kharkanas trilogy that deals with Mother Dark, the city of Kharkanas and Anomander Rake. His next trilogy is simply knows as "The Toblakai trilogy" and will deal with the character "Karsa Orlong".
Most people on this board probably already knew this, but hopefully this will be news to someone.
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Some good stuff coming. Caine's Law is my most anticipated. I probably won't be able to resist a new Dark Tower, though. Ditto for Erikson's new one even though I'm admittedly more interested in the Toblakai trilogy. In addition:
Moorcock's The Whispering Swarm might make it out in 2012, although I believe he's said that progress is very slow right now. Stackpole's final Crown Colonies volume Ungrateful Rabble should be out by the end of 2012 assuming that book two holds to the December 2011 date Nighshade has listed.
September 2nd, 2011, 05:34 PM #14
Really looking forward to the Chung-Kuo stuff myself.
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September 3rd, 2011, 11:08 AM #15I don't think they will collaborate on a book together. They haven't so far. But Esselmont has a book that's suppose to come out late this year (or early next year) and he's got 2 more coming out after that. The one coming out this year is titled "Orb, Sceptre, Throne". The next one, as of today Esselmont called it "City in the Jungle" but that title might change and his last novel is known by fans as "Assail" since its suppose to deal with the continent of Assail.


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Nitpick: memory size is typically calculated in gibibytes, not gigabytes. Otherwise you'd have to say "I have 8.4 GB of RAM!".for those with modern computers having several Gigabytes of system memory.
Phoronix: Ubuntu Linux Considers Greater Usage Of zRAM
Ubuntu developers and users have brought back up the matter of zRAM and using it as part of the default Ubuntu Linux installation in some intelligent manner...
Nitpick: memory size is typically calculated in gibibytes, not gigabytes. Otherwise you'd have to say "I have 8.4 GB of RAM!".for those with modern computers having several Gigabytes of system memory.
Yeah, strictly speaking a gigabyte is 10^^9, not 2^^30, although it gets used both ways. The term "gibibyte" (BInary GIgaBYTE presumably) is being promoted for the 2^^20 definition.
That feels wrong somehow, although I guess "you know what I mean" isn't a good foundation for a technical standard
And yea, Windows, last time I checked, still incorrectly labels "MB" and such even if it really means "MiB". Though I'm not sure if it was changed in Windows 8 or not. Probably not.
I need an explanation about zRAM.
If I understand it well, it will use RAM instead of disk for swapping/paging, right?
Swapping happens when the system runs out of RAM and needs more. Then it will save some of the RAM contents on disk, free that RAM portion and use it. OK so far?
So a system with a lot of RAM will never need to swap, or need it very rarely. A system with very little RAM will swap pretty soon. Now, if you use zRAM, you make swapping just happen earlier. How is this good at all? Yes, you're swapping to RAM, but you might as well use that RAM directly and have no need for swapping.
Say you have 1GB of RAM and devote 256MB to zRAM. Now you have 768MB available. When the system needs 900MB, it will use part or your zRAM as its swap area. If you didn't have zRAM, the system would have accessed RAM directly: no need to swap. If the system needs 2GB, it'll swap to disk anyway, since the 256MB of zRAM will be of no use in that case.
I'm confused. I'm definitely missing something. I'd appreciated an explanation.
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Most of the other standards (which need to deal with memory, disk, networking, etc..) seem to be heading towards interpreting GB as decimal and using something like GiB for binary.
Maybe we should use JGB (Jedec GigaByte) or MGB (Memory GigaByte) for binary and GB for decimal
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Tuesday, 17 April 2012
this little piggy's off to market
That is I will be if my passport comes in time.
I finished the quilting on this little quilt yesterday, and now just need to bind it (I'm waiting on binding fabric). Then this little quilty can come to market too and hang out with their friends in the Cloud 9 booth.
I've been trying to make a mental list of what to look for there. If there is anything you want to see in particular, any new line of fabric you want me to grab pictures of then let me know and I'll do my best.
After market last year in our Fat Quarterly round up and newsletter (if you don't subscribe to the newsletter you should, the post market edition was pretty awesome. Even if I do say so myself) I predicted organic fabrics would continue to rise and gain a really strong footing in the industry.
Cloud 9 have recently moved into new premises (actual business premises with offices and the like!) and of all the booths theirs is the one I am most excited to see. The collections they have due for release over this year are so amazing and as people you just want them to become hugely successful.
Monsterz is out now. Here's my advice if you have a child, are thinking you might have one eventually, know someone with a child, are a child at heart - buy this fabric. Seriously, I spent 3 hours straight line quilting yesterday and the boredom was made so much better by these little Monsterz looking at me.
You can find it here and here. Seriously - stock up, you will regret it later if you don't.
I am already getting impatient for Michele's next collection. A happy piratey adventure called Seven Seas. There are pinks for the more feminine pirate (click through here to view more and read more about it on the blog here). Seven Seas ships this Summer.
Alegria is just out. It's shipping now so you can see it popping up in stores like here at Sew Mama Sew. The bird prints are amazing in this collection, it's truly beautiful. Find out more here.
Simpatico is a new collection by Michelle Engel Bensco. To say I'm excited about this is an understatement. I am so desperate to see it in the flesh. So impatient for it coming out. I have a design all planned out for these fabrics - now I just have to wait until the summer. I'll be ok. I can cope. Have a look at the previews on the blog.
So that's who I am most excited to see at market - tell me who you want to see, and if I'm your eyes at market I can get pics and stuff!
(all photos courtesy of Cloud 9 Fabrics - thanks girls!)
36 comments:
- Trash said...
Well...ideally I would like you to take a photo of me at Market but I don't think it is going to happen.
Loving the seven seas/piratey fabric.
- 17 April 2012 at 09:37
- Lynz said...
My kid loves turquoise - I should really get her some of those Monsterz, right? Right. Decision made (any old excuse!!)
- 17 April 2012 at 09:49
- patchworkdelights said...
Love the Monterz line and will take your advice and get some!!! Have to say the Alegria range is stunning! Enjoy your trip! Fi
- 17 April 2012 at 09:58
- Lynne (Lily's Quilts) said...
- 17 April 2012 at 09:59
- Annabella said...
You may go to SQM as long as you are back for FQR. Loving the piratey fabric too - I know someone about a meter tall who would love some.
- 17 April 2012 at 11:49
- Laura @ Needles, Pins and Baking Tins said...
What Lynne Said.
+ Chicopee
+ Heaven and Helsinki
- 17 April 2012 at 13:19
- Meredith Daniel said...
I just love the Monsterz line! The colors are fantastic. And I really like Sympatico- a line I've just seen in this post.
I am dying to see Anna Maria's new Field Study line.
- 17 April 2012 at 13:27
- Kaylee said...
So excited for market! My mom and I usually go to Fall market, but my sister is due with a baby that week, so we're going to KC. Hope to see you there!
- 17 April 2012 at 14:06
- rachael said...
i'm looking forward the Junecraft line for Cloud 9!!
- 17 April 2012 at 14:14
- ♥Duff said...
Really liking the colorways in Simpatico--there's a softness to the colors that goes against the angles of the design that will be fun to play with; can't wait to see what your ideas are.
p.s. According to Amazon, Fat Quarterly Shape Workshop for Quilters: 60 Blocks + a Dozen Quilts and Projects will be in my mailbox tomorrow! yahoo!
- 17 April 2012 at 14:22
- Esch House Quilts said...
Ooh - love the look of that Simpatico line!
- 17 April 2012 at 14:48
- Josie McRazie said...
I cannot wait for Nightshade by Tula Pink!! I am a dark kind of gal like that!
- 17 April 2012 at 15:14
- sleepytimequilts said...
Simpatico looks very cool. Oh, and in the hopes that you end up in the right state, it's Kansas City, MO (Missouri), not MI (Michigan). :)
Aubrey in Kansas
- 17 April 2012 at 16:04
- Suburban Stitcher said...
yay! love the quilt...and maybe we'll see each other at market!
- 17 April 2012 at 16:27
- Georgie Porgie said...
ooops alegria just jumped out at me and told me it needs to sit within my bulging fabric stash! buy mama buy :)
- 17 April 2012 at 16:28
- Valerie said...
Aubrey has it right ---- but oh, how I wish she were wrong! I would love to see Quilt Market set up shop in MIchigan... {grin} We do have exciting news on my side of the state though --- the AQS quilt show (think Paducah, KY) is coming to Grand Rapids in August. Kind of neat for little ol' West Michigan. {grin}
- 17 April 2012 at 17:18
- diane said...
I am making some samples for Brigitte of ZenChic so you will see them there, but not me. :-(. I love Mama Said Sew! Those little monsters are pretty darn cute, too.
- 17 April 2012 at 17:31
- Flying Blind... said...
I want a photo of you, Melody Miller and the Ginger Monkeys 45 please x
- 17 April 2012 at 18:16
- Katy Cameron said...
Ooooh, not at all jealous... I'd love to see the next Lotta Jansdotter line and the new Tula Pink
- 17 April 2012 at 19:00
- Jennie P. said...
I love the quilt! So pretty and soft looking. :)
- 17 April 2012 at 20:35
- Mary Anne said...
Hope you'll make it to the Modern Quilt Meetup! It will be on Saturday night at the Marriott Tower...co-hosted by the Kansas City and St. Louis Modern Quilt Guilds. It's going to be a blast!
- 17 April 2012 at 21:09
- Archie the wonder dog said...
Hmmm, I'm way out of touch with what's due to be shown at QM but I'd be interested in seeing more of Aneela's Sew Stitchy line and in finding out what Lotta Jansdotter is designing next. Oh, and whether Kaufman are thinking of bringing out any new Kona colours. I love your QM quilt - the monsters and the quilting look great!
- 17 April 2012 at 21:24
- safieh said...
I just stashed FQ bundles of Monsterz and Maman (hmmm, colors work, should I combine to make monstery babiez??) and yardage of the gingham basics in grass, pink and aqua. I already had fallen in love with Simpatico, but I am definitely going to have to snap up some of these pirates, too! Thanks for sharing!
As for market, please photograph everything! I really appreciated you/FQly's coverage last time.
- 17 April 2012 at 21:54
- Indianna said...
Oh I love the pirates - look out for Happy zombie and Natalie lymer - take lots of pics and just make us all wish we were there.
- 17 April 2012 at 22:42
- Richard Healey said...
They look sweet.
- 17 April 2012 at 22:51
- Reene@Nellie's Niceties said...
Mama Said Sew and The Birds and the Bees!! Anything new by Laurie Wisbrun :)
Hope you have a fab time! Super jealous ;)
- 17 April 2012 at 23:27
- Audrie said...
I need Simpatico and Seven Seas. NOW. And I shall wave to you when you're in MO! So close and yet so far!
- 17 April 2012 at 23:28
- Kris from DukeSaysSewWhat said...
Loving that Alegria!!
- 18 April 2012 at 00:09
- mascanlon said...
How cute! My quilt with Montsterz is just about done a few rows left to sew. I have loved working with the organic fabric s much. Enjoy KC, be sure and have dinner on the plaza one night. Jack Stack BBQ would be my choice!
- 18 April 2012 at 03:47
- Sam said...
I love Monsterz, Cloud 9 are ace :)
- 18 April 2012 at 09:59
- Rachel said...
Well, I did as I was told and bought an FQ bundle of Monsterz yesterday and it arrived this morning! It is indeed very fab, and I can't wait to see more of Cloud 9's stuff, that seven seas line looks gorgeous. I'd also like to see more of Aneela's sew stitchy line too.
- 18 April 2012 at 12:33
- nicole said...
I'll be there too! :D
i've never been to a quilt show before, so, hopefully i know what i'm getting myself into!
Hope to see you there!
- 18 April 2012 at 17:00
- Cheryl Arkison said...
Anxiously awaiting a passport here too - for the little guy.
- 18 April 2012 at 18:10
- Jacey said...
Ooh. Alegria and especially Simpatico make my heart go pitter-patter.
- 18 April 2012 at 22:07
- Karen said...
While you are at market are you going to work your magic on the fabric companies for some wide backings? please pretty please. Maybe you can be in charge of picking the designs? That would be fab wouldn't it.
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Hattiesburg, Miss., March 6, 2013 - Dr. Brian Remley, a physician at McComb OB-GYN Associates, served as guest speaker for William Carey University's Christian Leadership Lecture on Wednesday, March 6, in Smith Auditorium. A question and answer session followed the lecture in the Lucile Parker Gallery for students interested in health care careers.
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Hattiesburg, Miss., March 5, 2013 - The Greater Pinebelt Community Foundation's Ann Morris Memorial Fund recently awarded $10,000 to the William Carey University Quality of Life Project, which pairs music therapy students with adults with intellectual developmental disabilities in activities designed to enrich their lives. The project has been in operation since August 2009.
Hattiesburg, Miss., March 4, 2013 - William Carey University's School of Education hosted the eighth annual Young Authors Celebration (YAC) on Friday, March 1. First to eighth graders from area schools were invited with their teachers and parents to attend this program. Special guest speaker this year was Robert St. John, owner of the Purple Parrot Café and Crescent City Grill, and writes a weekly column and several cookbooks.
Hattiesburg, Miss., March 4, 2013 - William Carey University's newest commercial is airing on WDAM in the Hattiesburg market, WLOX on the Coast, Comcast in the Hattiesburg market, and Comcast in the Jackson market. To see the commercial, click on the link below.
Hattiesburg, Miss., March 1, 2013 - Dr. Paul Cotten, professor of psychology at William Carey University, presented a lecture titled, "Mental Health Services: From Institutional to Deinstitutional" on Thursday, February 28 in the Lucile Parker Gallery at WCU. This lecture was one in the WCU's University Lecture Series.
Hattiesburg, Miss., March 1, 2013 - The William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) Student Osteopathic Medical Association (SOMA) is participating in a new volunteer project: leading residents of the Wesley Manor Retirement Community of Hattiesburg in an exercise program. Twice a month, WCUCOM SOMA members lead residents through a 30-minute routine.
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Dr. Janet Williams, Dean of the Joseph and Nancy Fail School of Nursing, announced the establishment of the Healthcare Education Simulation program on the Hattiesburg campus. The first class will be admitted for the Fall 2013 term.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 27, 2013 -
Dr. Fred Luter, Jr., president of the Southern Baptist Convention, spoke at William Carey University's chapel service in Smith Auditorium on February 27. A reception followed in the Lucile Parker Gallery.
Rev. Luter spoke with passion about the importance of renewing one's mind so that they can stand strong against temptations, make wise decisions, and always remember what Christ did for them on the cross.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 27, 2013 - Auditions for cast and interviews with crew for the 38th season of Carey Dinner Theatre (CDT) are Saturday, March 23 beginning at 10 a.m. in the Joe and Virginia Tatum Theatre on the Hattiesburg campus of William Carey University.
CDT presents two musicals in June and July. Each member of the company, both performers and staff, is paid. The financial package includes salary, tips (company members serve during dinner), and housing.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 25, 2013 - The Department of Language and Literature at William Carey University hosted the annual Mississippi Philological Association (MPA) Conference on February 8-9. This year's conference featured critical, creative, and pedagogical papers from scholars across the South.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 25, 2013 - The Lucile Parker Art Gallery at William Carey University will feature a watercolor exhibition by artist Paula Temple March 4-27. The opening reception will be in the gallery on March 19, from 5-6 p.m.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 25, 2013 - The William Carey University office of admissions will host Super Saturday for new students, both incoming freshmen and transfers, on March 2, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Students who have been approved for admission are invited to attend. Super Saturday gives students and their parents a glimpse into university life and offers information on admissions, financial aid, housing and student life.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 22, 2013 - Dr. Fred Luter, Jr., president of the Southern Baptist Convention, will speak at William Carey University's chapel service on February 27. The service is at 9:20 a.m. in Smith Auditorium and the public is invited to attend.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 22, 2013 - Ashlee Arnau of Hattiesburg, a cheerleader and soccer player at William Carey University, nailed the half-court shot/ soccer style flip throw in at halftime of the WCU's men's basketball final home game against SSAC rival Auburn-Montgomery. Ashlee has been trying to sink the amazing half-court shot at every home game since Christmas, and she finally sank the shot during her last chance of the season.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 21, 2013 - William Carey University held a symposium for high school students interested in health care careers on February 20. Representatives from Jones County Junior College, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Pearl River Community College, University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMC), The University of Southern Mississippi, WCU, and WCU College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) were present and led breakout sessions to present information about the programs they offer.


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Looks like you did real good on all 3.
1st 2 look like some type of rosewood.
A tough wood to sand but they turned out real good.
Was there a distinct smell?
Looks like you did real good on all 3.
1st 2 look like some type of rosewood.
A tough wood to sand but they turned out real good.
Was there a distinct smell?
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very clean! like the handles
Those last 2 are killer! What's the wood combo?
Good job. I'm working on a similar rehandling project, rehandling a Utica Forge slicer (similar style to forgecraft), which had some handle problems. This one will be my third handle, so it's nice to see a fellow newbie making such nice handles. I hope mine turns out as nice as yours have.
Man! I wanna try to polish my forgie like that! Very cool dude!
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I like what you did with the 1st 3 Forgecraft - the style / color / finish suites them just fine. Classic and simple. The last ones you did are a whole level fancier. I agree the fit and finish looks top notch.


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Do you plan a different route when you drive during the holiday season?
There are 2 different routes I can take to the coast on the first Friday of the school holidays. According to Googlemaps it's a 70km difference and the longer route would take me 50 mins more. I got tempted for a moment because it would be so nice to have an extra hour to set up camp before dark.
But the shorter route is insane on busy days. Most of the road is one lane each way, with some overtaking lanes. There's a stretch of very steep mountain road full of hairpin bends and there's always so much speeding, tailgaiting and dangerous overtaking going on. Almost every time I drive over that road, I see evidence of a recent accident. Plus there's heaps of buses, and other slow vehicles making their ways to the coast on those days.
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Gotta tell you guys.. I'll have to take back my original statement. I went out to seaside heights today and it was spot on. Waist-Chest high with occ. Head high sets. I don't know why everyone slept in today. I swear, I surfed for 6 hours straight (from 6:30-12:30) and there was never more then 5 guys out. Granted there were a few more closeouts then I'd like, but there were definitly some really fun shoulders if you could find them. Great Day.
my spot in South Jersey was right on for yesterday and today and super fun. maybe drive around to other towns/breaks. or better yet, dont, and go home and complain to your computer...
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