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gtx 560 frame drops?
So just recently upgraded from a radeon HD4650 to a gtx 560 and Just today i started noticing some pretty serious frame drops... also it seems that things are starting to render a bit slower also... I'm not positive but I was curious if this was due to my GPU or my processor... Also does anyone have the same or similar card that might be able to share their vid settings to fix this issue plz?
I have a GTX 550 I not having a issue.Hmm when did you last get a nvidia Update i hear the 560 have frame rate issues.Is your GPU over heating Does it have a 12v Fan on it
I am running game settings on high But of corse Mine is Factory Over clock.Bye the way witch version of windows are you useing they are kinda still having issues with DX 11 i would switch the DX 11 mode in game
Go to
I game Options
Then Video
Then Trouble Shooting
Then in Video Card (Restart Required)
Click on the Nvidia Geforce card option to the right then switch DX 9
in what situations do you have frame drops, any specific maps / locations?
how severe?
did you watch your GPU load with Aida64 overlay on?
i have pretty bad framedrops in certain maps when i look in certain directions, completely unrelated to what is happening on screen,
an empty space map can give me a drop from 60 to 30 FPS (Vsync ON), turning the camera a bit to the left or right will give me 60 FPS instantly...
it's always the same locations in the same maps 100% reproducable.
it is very noticable that on these occasions my GPU load drops from 99% to 50%
if i deactivate some shader options or press Alt F12 to hide the UI i get the 60 FPS and 99% gpu load back too...
so my guess is that this is either some softare hickup of STO, or that there is some threshold in the Vsync code that says... in situation X throttle down to 30FPS
hunting this error for months now and i am at the point where i think about throwing more expensive hardware at the problem.
the joke is i do not have this problem with DirectX 11 active,
but with DX11 the CPU load skyrockets on ground maps which results in worse FPS than DX9 and a lot more heat production, it also seems to reload every time i turn my character around -> unplayable
so in DX9 i have the occasional FPS drop in space
and in DX11 i have constant FPS problems on ground
with some luck that DX11 renderer is still being worked on so that i some day will be able to use that.
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Quick question here, I'm using Visual Studio to create an Outlook add-in. I've created the code and it boots up nicely in Outlook. Now to actually creating an installer.. This is what I've done so far, created a new installer project and added the files (dll and vsto) from the debug folder of the actual outlook project. But when I build it and run the installer, the default path selected is
C:\Users\Me\AppData\Roaming\Default Company Name\My Project\
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[AppDataFolder][Manufacturer]\[ProductName]are variables. But how can I control them? I want the installer to install the files necessary in the correct locations. But I can't seem to figure out how to do that.

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The syllabus for the interviews is very clear and simple:
1) Dynamic Programming
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3) Probability related programs
4) Graphs: BFS/DFS are usually enough
5) All basic data structures from Arrays/Lists to circular queues, BSTs, Hash tables, B-Trees, and Red-Black trees, and all basic algorithms like sorting, binary search, median,...
6) Problem solving ability at a level similar to TopCoder Division 1, 250 points. If you can consistently solve these, then you are almost sure to get in with 2-weeks brush up.
7) Review all old interview questions in Glassdoor to get a feel. If you can solve 95% of them at home (including coding them up quickly and testing them out in a debugger + editor setup), you are in good shape.
8) Practice coding--write often and write a lot. If you can think of a solution, you should be able to code it easily...without much thought.
9) Very good to have for design interview: distributed systems knowledge and practical experience.
10) Good understanding of basic discrete math, computer architecture, basic math.
11) Coursera courses and assignments give a lot of what you need to know.
12) Note that all the above except the first 2 are useful in "real life" programming too!
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Graph related question and super recursion
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Array and Tree related questions
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Dynamic programming,
Computer architecture and low level perf. enhancement question which requires knowledge of Trees, binary search, etc.
At the end, I wasn't tired and rather enjoyed the discussions. I think the key was long term preparation and time spent doing topcoder for several years (on and off as I enjoy solving the problems).
Conclusion: "It's not the best who win the race; it's the best prepared who win it."
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Douglas' defense a performance fit for Hollywood
Someone get Hilary Swank a script and some sneakers already.
In a very positive sense, Katie Douglas has gone Hollywood this season. One of the leading candidates for MVP after averaging a career-best 16.4 points per game for a balanced Connecticut attack, Douglas seized an opportunity to shine on the biggest stage by earning All-Star Game MVP honors at Madison Square Garden in July. The now-platinum blonde even had a storybook wedding in Greece during the offseason.
But for all the accolades, interviews and flashbulbs directed her way, Douglas has kept at least one thing from those lunch-pail seasons trying to make the grade as a role player in Orlando and eventually Connecticut. Playing positional defense isn't glamorous work, and the only spotlight involved on that end of the court is the one Douglas seems to shine in opponents' eyes, like a big-screen cop interrogating a bewildered suspect.
With 30 seconds to go in the first half of Friday's game against the Mystics, Washington star Alana Beard earned a warning for slamming the ball down after getting called for a travel while closely guarded by Douglas. It was a rare display of frustration for the usually placid Beard, born of a first half that produced no field goals in eight attempts. Not every miss was a direct result of brilliant defensive play, and Beard -- who finished with nine points on 3-for-15 shooting -- certainly had her chances to make an impact on the game before sitting out most of the fourth quarter. At the same time, Douglas was undeniably a constant presence on defense, always in position and rarely gambling for steals.
When Beard finally did knock down her first jumper early in the third quarter, it came after a solid pick finally picked off Douglas and forced a switch. And it's rarely a good sign for the way a team's offense is functioning when a successful pick-and-curl play is that noteworthy of an event.
After the game, Beard sounded either defiant or delusional -- depending on your perspective -- in asserting Douglas had nothing to do with her bad night.
"Katie didn't guard me," Beard said. "It wasn't a matter of Katie's defense. If anything it was great team defense. I would never give all credit to Katie, I'm sorry. It was just a matter of me having an off night. I missed shots, rushed shots, and that's what happened."
Scorers rarely think anyone can stop them if they're on top of their game, but Beard's statement sounds like pure frustration. If Douglas' defensive acumen is really just her opponents continually having off nights, she's on the luckiest roll in the game's history. Simply knowing, consciously or subconsciously, that a good defensive player is always going to be standing too close for comfort is exactly the kind of thing that will keep an offensive player from finding rhythm on the court. And that, not bad luck, is what causes missed shots and rushed shots.
Fundamental defense isn't sexy (you can almost hear your old high school coach shouting, 'Get low! Watch the belly button!'), but that doesn't mean it's easy or commonplace. And every night, no matter what's happening with her now-celebrated shooting, Douglas is down in her stance on defense, making sure the opposing team's star doesn't get any alone time.
While the Connecticut backcourt was everything it needed to be Friday, the Mystics guards came up short in every category. With its lack of depth, Washington will never win when Alana Beard and Nikki Teasley combine to shoot 4-for-24 from the field, including 0-for-9 on 3-point attempts, and total just 13 points.
Beard's nine points were 10 below her regular-season average. And though she has steadily improved her 3-point shooting over the years, her inconsistency from beyond the arc continued to hurt her Friday. Until she proves she can knock down 3s on a regular basis, opponents are right in playing the percentages and taking away the lane. Though Katie Douglas got the bulk of the defensive assignment, the Sun did a nice job running Nykesha Sales and Lindsay Whalen at Beard, too, and they did a nice job going under screens and switching off on Beard. They didn't let her penetrate, and that also helped hold Beard to just four free-throw attempts.
From Whalen's best offensive game this season (22 points) to Douglas and Whalen combining to hit 6-of-13 3-pointers, and from Taj McWilliams-Franklin's double-double to the Sun getting five players in double figures, Connecticut was impressive from start to finish. Coaches are never happy with their team's performance, but even coach Mike Thibault had to admit, "Other than [17 turnovers], I don't think you could ask for a better start." Yes, Sales struggled (0-for-7), but she's still getting back after missing 12 games with an injury. I doubt you'll see another performance like that from her this postseason.
Margo Dydek remains the Sun's unsung hero, finishing with 12 points (on 6-for-8 shooting), five rebounds and two blocks, despite early foul trouble. Her 7-2 height and shot-blocking ability change the whole dynamic defensively -- and then the Sun don't lose anything when they sub her because Asjha Jones' athleticism is just as pivotal.
It'll be interesting to see what happens in Game 2 of this series. Friday's game was a virtual track meet, with Connecticut taking 68 shots and the Mystics 70.
-- ESPN analyst Nancy Lieberman
The playoffs are under way, and they didn't get off to such an exciting start in terms of thrilling contests Thursday. If you watched the Detroit-Indiana game, though, you got to experience some of that great technology that allows the coaches to wear a microphone throughout the game.
So during the broadcast, you heard the announcers, the sideline reporter, the head coaches and bits of anyone in the vicinity of the coaches. It's the WNBA's own McLaughlin Group, a cacophony of hoops.
Of course, we writers typically don't have gadgetry. It's just us plugging away on the keyboard except well, I've decided to try an experiment. Six "fans" of the WNBA teams who did not make the playoffs have been "mic'ed" during the writing of this column to share their thoughts.
I figure this could be really interesting, and probably won't be confusing or distracting
LIBERTY OR DEATH: Fine. I don't even care anymore. We aren't in the playoffs. Fine. I needed some downtime anyway to reorganize my Sue Wicks autograph collection. But I'm telling you, the Liberty front office is a freaking environmental disaster! It's polluted another of my summers! They're trying to drive me into the asylum and
to you readers because people obviously can focus on multiple sources all saying different things at once. I mean, no problem. Now, about the Houston-Sacramento series, it seems as if the Monarchs are coming together at just the right time. Kara Lawson is feeling better after being slowed by illness at the start of the season and DeMya Walker is continuing her comeback after giving birth.
Meanwhile, all the injuries have piled up on Houston, and it just doesn't appear the Comets have enough consistency at this point to be able to make a comeback and win two games in Sacramento. We don't want to say it's impossible, of course, because when you have players such as Sheryl Swoopes, Dawn Staley and Tina
Thompson, there's always hope.
-- ESPN.com's Mechelle Voepel
Like Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, the Seattle Storm are at their best when it takes the longest to list their headliners.
Lauren Jackson, Sue Bird and Betty Lennox get plenty of attention as the faces of the franchise, but Janell Burse proved in scoring 17 points Friday that if the Storm are to win a game in Los Angeles and win the series, it will be as a quartet playing in harmony.
Something of a bit player on the 2004 title team in Seattle, Burse blossomed even as the team struggled to live up to expectations last season. In shooting better than 50 percent from the floor and improving her rebounding numbers in each of the last two seasons, she has emerged as someone capable of drawing defensive pressure away from Jackson, allowing her more freedom to either set up shop in the post or run Seattle's vaunted pick-and-roll without having to worry about shaking two defenders.
"She's my sidekick being able to play with her again, it's tops, it's awesome," Jackson said with characteristic Aussie charm after Friday's game.
With both players battling injuries throughout the season, Jackson and Burse weren't on the court together for any of Seattle's three games against Los Angeles in the regular season. But as they proved on Friday, they're a tough combination to stop when they're playing together, even for a team with as much post depth at the Sparks. -- Graham Hays
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How fitting that with Clay Bennett in attendance at KeyArena representing a new ownership group for the Storm/Sonics, the one team that defended its home court in the opening slate of playoff games was the team with the most tenuous hold on having a home at all.
The Seattle Storm pulled the biggest upset of the first two days of games by beating Los Angeles 84-72 on Friday, and they did it behind an MVP-caliber performance from Lauren Jackson.
Pitted against Lisa Leslie, assumed to be the prohibitive favorite for MVP, Jackson offered up plenty of reasons for voters to second-guess themselves on the ballots cast last week. Despite playing the second-fewest minutes of Seattle's starters (limited, as she has been all season, by injuries to both legs), Jackson finished with 22 points, nine rebounds, two blocks and two steals.
Just as important as the numbers, Jackson played with a fire and attitude that, while present in every game she plays, often seem to burn that much hotter against Leslie and the West's top team. Engaging and polite off the court, Jackson is at her best on the court when her basketball mean streak surfaces at full force.
For her part, Leslie did what she could, pacing the Sparks with 15 points and adding seven rebounds and four assists. But while the Sparks had some success attacking the baseline against Seattle's zone, they weren't always able to find Leslie in good position in the post.
Though supported inside by strong performances from teammates Janell Burse and Tiffani Johnson, Jackson set the tone for Seattle's win, beating the best team in the conference by looking like the best player in the league. -- Graham Hays
"I'm mainly worried about it working in Seattle. Our commitment stands. We're committed to succeed here. And
the Storm is a big part of that. It's clear the Storm's value to the community, the connection they have to the fans. "
— New Seattle SuperSonics and Storm owner Clay Bennett, when asked if he had an idea of how the WNBA might work in his native Oklahoma City
It's that time of year again.
The last time Lindsay Whalen scored more than 20 points in a game was when she poured in 27 at home against Detroit in the first round of last year's playoffs. This time, 33 regular-season games and 857 minutes later, Whalen finished with 22 points as Connecticut seized control of its opening-round series against Washington with a 76-61 road win.
The raw points themselves were valuable enough, but the form Whalen's scoring took also played a role in Washington's demise. After hitting just eight 3-pointers on 13 percent shooting in the regular season, Whalen hit three shots from behind the arc in Game 1, including two early bombs that shook up Washington's defense. In the postgame news conference, Mystics coach Richie Adubato expressed frustration that Whalen's unexpected accuracy changed his plans and took away the threat of a zone defense.
Battling injuries that eventually required surgery last season, Whalen averaged just 7.6 points in the five games she played after that outburst against the Shock a year ago. But as that effort, Friday's spotlight performance and her glory days at Minnesota prove, she isn't one to shrink from a postseason challenge. -- Graham Hays
With 6:57 remaining in the fourth quarter and Washington threatening to complete a comeback from a 14-point, second-half deficit, Connecticut rookie Erin Phillips drilled a 3-pointer from the corner to extend the Sun's lead to 61-55. Rally quashed, the Sun cruised to a relatively easy win in Game 1.
One 3-pointer might not sound like much, even in such clutch circumstances, but with that shot, Phillips matched the total number of 3-pointers the Sun's primary reserve guards -- Jamie Carey and Jen Derevjanik -- hit in eight postseason games last season (a combined 153 minutes).
Phillips and Carey, who greatly improved her all-around game in her second pro season, didn't play a lot of minutes against the Mystics, especially when compared with the expanded roles they played down the stretch in the regular season as NyKesha Sales missed substantial time. But the minutes they played were safe minutes for coach Mike Thibault, as evidenced by his willingness to play Phillips and Carey together in the first quarter when the Sun were still trailing in the game.
And even with Whalen having perhaps the best game of her season, it was Phillips knocking down possibly the game's biggest shot. A liability in last season's run to the WNBA Finals, Thibault's backcourt bench options are now secret weapons. -- Graham Hays
Detroit coach Bill Laimbeer isn't the only one making bold promises these days.
Following Thursday's loss to the Shock, Indiana's Tully Bevilaqua said she expects the Fever to force the series -- which shifts to Detroit's The Palace of Auburn Hills on Saturday -- to three games. "I guarantee we'll take Game 2," the Fever guard said. "I'm not ready to go home."
Bevilaqua, whose personality is much bigger than her 5-foot-7 frame, probably wasn't trying to stoke any fires. In fact, one could guess that Bevilaqua was just having a little fun with a retort to Laimbeer, who before the playoffs promised the Shock would return to Detroit with a 1-0 lead.
But Detroit was taking Bevilaqua's statement seriously.
"Can you believe she guaranteed a victory for Game 2?" the Shock's Cheryl Ford said during a phone conversation Friday. "It's all over the papers here [in Detroit]." -- Nancy Lieberman
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Anybody use these by cutting in half and making 2 large containers? How do they hold up to the sun and 25 gallons of medium? How many years can I expect them to last in the inland coastal "desert" that is SoCal?
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I'm using them right now. Bought three 55 gal blue food grade drums last year, and cut them in half. Am using 2 halfs now, each with 25 gal of mix. Will fill remaining 4 halfs this year. Only first year using them, but they seem like they'll hold up great. Got mine for $10 each. Can't beat a 30 gal container for 5 bucks!! They look pretty good too.
I put an add on Craig's list that I was looking for them. A guy that works for a car dealership takes home all the drums that had liquid soap in them for car detailing. All I had to do was wash them. I also saw some at a local car detailers shop. They also make white ones. They might be better for exterme heat and sun
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I can't believe there aren't more posters on GW that haven't used these drums. Especially with the prices of true planting containers. Sure, 5 gal home depot buckets for 3 bucks are fine, but they break so easily.
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Apr 28, 2010, 3:32 AM EDT
CHICAGO — The Nationals optioned rookie left-hander Jesse English to Class AAA Syracuse following tonight's win, clearing roster space for outfielder Roger Bernadina, who will be recalled before tomorrow's series finale at Wrigley Field.
English performed well in the first seven games of his big-league career, posting a 3.86 ERA and faring well against some tough left-handed sluggers like the Phillies' Ryan Howard.
But the Nats needed to add another position player to account for nagging injuries to Ryan Zimmerman, Willie Harris and Ivan Rodriguez. And with off-days coming up Thursday and Monday, the club can afford to go with a six-man bullpen for a little while.
"This isn't a demotion," general manager Mike Rizzo said of English, who had never pitched above Class AA before making the Opening Day roster. "This is a strategic roster move, because we feel we need to get a healthy position player in here. It wasn't for anything that he did poorly. He pitched fine."
- Aeoliano - Apr 28, 2010 at 3:48 AM
He should have optioned JMax, but he has a mancrush on him.
- Anonymous - Apr 28, 2010 at 3:51 AM
They should have sent Bruney down, so he can learn how to throw a strike again.
- Grandstander - Apr 28, 2010 at 3:55 AM
English is the obvious choice because he has options. Just kinda sucks because I was looking forward to seeing more of him. Hopefully Bernadina impresses while he's up here and English dominates in AAA and we DFA taveras and bring Jesse back up.
- Cwj - Apr 28, 2010 at 4:05 AM
Yeah I was really hoping it wouldn't be English, but he'll be back by this Summer no doubt.Bruney should be given a chance to redeem himself (in low leverage situations), but his 8th inning job is now Clippard's.
- NatsNut - Apr 28, 2010 at 11:38 AM
grandstander, this is just until the big boys are better. Also, do i get a prize for calling this earlier? I guess it was obvious, but still.
- bumsfan4 - Apr 28, 2010 at 12:33 PM
Anonymous said… They should have sent Bruney down, so he can learn how to throw a strike again. _____He's never been able to throw strikes. That's why the Yankees let him go.
- sbrent - Apr 28, 2010 at 2:20 PM
Aeoliano, if the whole point is to have more position players with the Nats, sending JMax down to clear a roster spot for Bernadina would defeat the purpose. They had to send down a reliever.
- David - Apr 28, 2010 at 5:30 PM
why'd we let go Beimel and replace him with Bruney?
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is this quartzite too wild? design help urgently needed
The Background: I have been searching for ages for the right granite. My house is modern and open, colours fairly neutral with blue as an accent in most rooms. The new kitchen has fir (read - orange tone) windows and a dramatic view with lots of dark green (evergreens) and grey-blues (ocean and distant islands). Since the view is the main thing, my idea is that the kitchen will blend in, such that your eye isn't stopped by anything in particular but the whole is harmonious. As such, I have been searching for a grey-blue granite.
Extra info: My husband is colour challenged, so is leaving this to me. So, while this slab stopped me in my tracks (a good sign, I think) I am the only one to have seen it and I lack self confidence in the design area. I have shown the pictures to family, some of whom think it looks like nice stone with coffee spilled on it!
The kitchen will have two 8 foot islands, parallel to the windows. Because of all the light, whatever slab I choose needs to be honed or leathered. Please give me your honest feedback on this slab in this setting. Other suggestions are welcome!
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I think those slabs are not only gorgeous, but perfect for your spot! The most important thing you said was that these slabs stopped you in your tracks. You know when you see the right one. I wouldn't worry at all about what other people say, like your family saying it looks like coffee was spilled on it. My granite it pretty dramatic and I knew it was mine the second I saw it and never looked back. I think a lot of people get scared by dramatic stone but you love it, you have a vision and the colors are wonderful for your space. Not that it matters, but I really don't think it is that wild. I can totally picture counters in that stone and it will look incredible.
Thank you all. I'm not sure that my photos show the colours as true but the piece of stone I brought home really did match the grey-blue of the sea and the islands beyond - mind you, the sea changes colour depending on winds and weather.
Laura - we are facing east and in the summer the sun comes directly through those windows, there are also skylights above the windows. When I walk into the room, the reflection off the polished granites is so strong you can't see the colour of the granite. And my eyes are light sensitive.
finestra - We are in Victoria - that is San Juan Island, USA in the background.
since you are having such a problem deciding, you should just pack up and leave - after signing it all over to me!
thank you...
after i finally got my mouth closed again at seeing your view, I scrolled on down to the granite pic - my first thought was it looked like some kind of a map. that did confuse me for about 1.5 seconds.
It's gorgeous! go for it or regret it FOREVER!
I still think you should move out so I can live there...
I may be missing something, but you said two eight foot islands and I think only have 1 slab? Is this for just one of the islands? Now please forgive me... I think the colors of the slab are GORGEOUS but when I look at the slab, I see a deer. Not sure whether you love the slab for this...or whether this is something which is not at all apparent in real life... and of course, you may be only planning on using part of the deer :).
Be still, my heart! This slab is breathtaking, as is your view. I think you should go for it!!
My daughter is going to UVic, and absolutely loves Victoria (except for maybe the stretches of grey, rainy days). It is just so beautiful there! She's camping as I write.
oldbat2be - I have to laugh as deer are the bane of my existence - they totally destroy my garden whenever they sneak in! I didn't see the deer until you pointed it out but you are right, it is there. I do have two slabs on hold and they are both 10' by 6', so I can lob off part of the deer if I want to be more blue than orange/brown. And I'm afraid I'll have to cut off his antlers, too.
To everyone else with view envy - yes, we are lucky and I wouldn't live anywhere else, but, have you any idea what our weather has been like lately? Yuck.
I am behind this slab, full-tilt. It is part choppy sea, part doug fir, part driftwood, part sheer rock face, part interminable drizzly winter, and part deer ;-)--there are tons of deer in Victoria!!!. It exudes BC. It is exactly what you want: something inside that mirrors the outside. It will look fantastic with the fir windows.
So yeah. I really like this slab.
Maybe your parents are talking about the bottom-right-hand corner re: coffee stains? There is an element of truth to that, but I just can't see how you could find something better than this for your space.
I suppose you could do something uniformly grey - but that's a bit boring, and doesn't have any warmth to it. Also, a dramatic worktop in a modern house works well, IMO, because everything else is a bit minimalist.
fouramblues - you are right about the stretches of grey days. By the way, UVic is 5 minutes from here.
pawa, and everyone else - thank you for your opinions. I do think this quartizite will work and it is only when I get ho-hum opinions from others (DH included) that I begin to wonder.
Umm. I don't think it's fair that you have both that view and that breathtaking stone. ;-)
I have fir cabinets and think that will be so amazing with the wood color. I happen to love the coffee-spill section...And the gray next to the deer. The deer, not so much.
Just looking at the view, I thought maybe the eye-catching stone was too much competition. But realizing there is a bigger picture, not just that doorway to the whole space, and also considering some days are not so bright and colorful (I live in the Puget Sound area of Washington, so share some of the gray weather), I think this will be amazing. With just as much as we see and your written description, I'd also consider going with something much simpler, like concrete or darker wood... maybe even stainless, to go with the feel, the wood, and the view, but that doesn't mean the quartzite isn't a great option, too.
I have looked at this slab from both sides - that is, I rotated the photos (the deer is upside down) and it gave me a different perspective. Since the slabs are 6 feet wide by 10' long and my counters 42" max, by 8' long, I will have some artistic license to include more or less of the orange tones. Though now that I've seen the deer, I'm starting to feel quite fond of him....
Another vote in favour of the slab - it is perfect for your view, perfect BC. As others have said, I see the douglas fir, the sea and the map of the islands in the stone. Perfect. I now see the deer too ... he is rather charming. I think (from my monitor at least) the colours are perfect, go for it. I have quartzite in my kitchen as well, I think you'll love it. Good luck!
I don't even like granite (hate specks). This stopped me in MY tracks.
There's an AH HA! moment you have to trust. Don't second guess yourself on those moments. You knew immediately how perfect this was, but then the what-ifs started.
Not only is this stone stunning, it is amazing with the view you've shown. If you go with anything else, I know you'll be talking about this slab for the rest of your life.
On another note. I'd check into the "gotta be" finishes. I was at my stone place the other day. I was looking through these slabs in full sunlight. I was amazed at the beauty in the stone. The sparkles like sunlight reflecting off waves. The glitter of fairy dust.
None of that usually shows in people's kitchens, because there just isn't enough direct light. If you have it, flaunt it. Stones I didn't, ever like were breathtaking.
Why dull it when it's the star of your kitchen? Because that stone could be nothing else.
I have a prehnite necklace that I describe a pale green with algae and egg white inclusions. The description is apt, but doesn't sound at all pretty. Yet it's gorgeous. So yes, I do the resemblance to coffee stains, but these "coffee stains" are clearly gorgeous, so I totally think you should use it.
I may be missing something, but you said two eight foot islands and I think only have 1 slab? Is this for just one of the islands? Now please forgive me... I think the colors of the slab are GORGEOUS but when I look at the slab, I see a deer. Not sure whether you love the slab for this...or whether this is something which is not at all apparent in real life... and of course, you may be only planning on using part of the deer :).
The stone compliments the natural beauty outside the window. Watery movement, echoes the Islands. I would think the stone will "ground" your kitchen - keep some energy in the house instead of having it all zoom eagerly outside all the time.
Will keep my eyes open for more photos; such beauty, show us more!!
Sorry - hit submit to what I thought was a different post.... Please ignore the duplication.
Glad you have two slabs, echo the requests for photos (2 islands that size, would love to see the kitchen!) and a quick plug for Deer-Off sprayed about once a month.
The slabs are gorgeous. BUT, the most important thing is that it stopped you in your tracks. That, my dear, is the sign that we speak of here. We always tell people you will know it when you see it. You know you found "the one".
And the view.....well, that's not too shabby either.
Thanks again everyone. It is nice to have my opinion validated. These are the colours I've dreamed of but have been side tracked along the way with other, also beautiful slabs. I'm glad I held out.
There are no pictures at present, just the old kitchen. I will probably post again for your advise on cabinet stain colour when I get to that point. The cabinets are scheduled for July. Now I'm back to finalizing appliances.
Have a lovely Sunday - the sun is shining here (at last!)
I'm sure that once the slabs are cut to the right size and shape, we'll see all new pictures in them. And if not, my kids and guests will have fun grossing each other out.
Tami - I went to all the big granite yards in Surrey (Westcoast, Hari, Margranite and also Margranite in Burnaby and Royal Stone in Richmond. There are a lot of wonderful slabs out there - I could have chosen many others and been happy (though maybe not quite so happy!) Have you a colour scheme in mind? I probably have pictures of half the slabs available!!
The fabricator dropped off my sample today. They put an "antiqued" finish on it. It looks fantastic! No perceptible colour change but a wonderful 'soft' feel to the stone. I am thrilled.
I love it and the view also!!
When we started our design, the KD asked what we wanted in our kitchen - I started with a Kitchen mag and said I wanted this view....
Well, we have a kitchen sans view...
But chispa said something that I could not get out of my brain. So love the colors but maybe a different slab...
I didn't see the deer etc until it was pointed out. When I went back to see what everyone was seeing I saw a hartebeest. First picture, left hand side, I see the horns, the eye, the dual colored face. Sold!
I love it. Deer, hartebeest and all.
picture came from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coke%27s_Hartebeest,_running.jpg
Hi oldbat2b and others,
Thanks for your continued interest - Yes! I did go with this stone, though two different slabs from the same block. They are in and they are gorgeous. They do just what I wanted, bringing the ocean and sky colours into the room. We had the stone leathered to eliminate the reflection from the skylights and windows and I love the organic feel and look of it. It is all very natural, perfect for the space. It also helps that the accent colour, throughout my very open house, is blue. Even my skeptical husband likes it.
I am almost ready to post my finished kitchen and will do so when I have the time to put it all together. Here is a sneak peak so you can see the counters. Note the bookmatched back splash - it looks like the bare winter trees against the ocean.


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despite all your reassurances.
Most people who have researched the mayans properly aren't panicking either. Most people who haven't researched them at all aren't panicking either. A tiny minority who have researched a tiny bit and then leapt to conclusions are panicking perhaps.
More people are panicking that they won't be able to get the newest ipod or that black ops 2 will never be fixed or that they won't have enough chairs for christmas day or that there's going to be a huge festivus type fight on the day. You know, real mundane stuff.
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The public should trust that the National Security Agency will use its powers under a Terrorist Surveillance Program only when absolutely necessary, the NSA claims in Federal Court.
That's what the NSA said in response to a class action that claims the agency would have unlimited authority to monitor anyone at any time if the class loses its lawsuit challenging the government's claim of state secrets protection.
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What does Atal Behari Vajpayee have in common with Bill Clinton and Tony Blair? He, like them, is trying to gain power by stealing the electoral planks of his opponents. I welcome the burglary. Such theft is excellent for society. Bill Clinton started as a traditional Democrat seeking to expand welfare through health reforms. He More >
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Many lessons can be drawn from the events of 1997. One of the saddest is that crooks who function in the dark get away scot free, while people attempting to be transparent are jumped on the harassed. I had originally expected that the hawala case would dominate politics in 1997. But it proved a damp More >
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India will soon submit its suggestion to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) for a competition policy encompassing trade-related matters. Yet India has no competition policy for internal purposes. Why ensure competition where foreigners are concerned, but not for ourselves? Hypocrisy on competition is woven into our policy fabric. Some laws like the Consumer Protection Act More >
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Hummingbirds in Alaska?
Probably a dumb question. I'll be in Alaska later this summer on a cruise, visiting Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan. Am I likely to see hummingbirds? I grew up in ND and we had them all summer, but not sure if they make the migration that far up the coast. If they are there, will there be Rufous? On the east coast we only get Ruby Throated so it would be fun to see something new!
This attached map seems to indicate there are hummingbirds there and a couple have already been sighted this summer. Guess I'll have to get there to find out for sure!
(I think the map comes up on Robins, but you can select for all kinds of things, including Rufous.)
Here is a link that might be useful: Wave North Map
The Rufous hummingbird does indeed breed in Southeastern Alaska. There breeding range encompasses the following areas: Ketchikan, Sitka, Point Couverden, and Montague Island. They start arriving in late March to mid April and Breeding commences soon afterward. They will start the migration south later this month or in early July but I think the majority will still be around until late summer so you probably have a pretty good chance of seeing some Rufous.
Kate, there are hummingbirds up in Alaska. The near-motorized-like sound of their wings beating brought on an especially quiet excitement. Gosh how I remember sitting so still, barely breathing; then afterward, jumping up to run tell my family members. Very much, it's a delightful memory, but just can't get my brain to recall which hummingbirds were there. Nineteen years ago I moved outside (married a wonderful man, we moved because of his job and now live in Florida, --pretty sure just south of where you are), but I was born and raised there. My family still lives there, mainly in Seward and Anchorage.
P.S. Not that you need any sort of prompting but please have photos of your trip....I'm hoping to go to the much anticipated Bopper Solstice Swap!!! :o) ...and thanks much in advanced, lol.
Wow, I didn't expect an answer from Florida! Thank you and Happy Birthday! See you at the Swap.
Thanks to all who answered. I won't expect to see hummers in Alaska but I will continue to hope that I do. Maybe if I get a chance to visit one of the city gardens I'll have a better opportunity. I'll let you know!
We have them in Whittier, Ak. The show up in early May and leave in Aug.
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