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Out of interest, does anyone who reads this site actually have a VIA?
Phoronix: Missing From Linux 2.6.36: VIA's TTM/GEM DRM
The Linux 2.6.36 kernel is set to carry some much-anticipated changes like AppArmor integration, major VFS performance improvements, a likely Btrfs performance regression fix, and quite a few changes when it comes to the graphics Direct Rendering Manager code. Just when it comes to the Linux DRM code in this next kernel release there is quite a bit of fun with the Intel kernel driver better supporting Embedded DisplayPort and tracepoints for page-flipping and vblank, the ATI Radeon kernel driver gaining R600/700 tiling support / support for reading R600 thermal sensors / R300 through R500 Hyper-Z support, and the Nouveau driver supporting KMS with the GeForce GTX 400 series and better DisplayPort capabilities. While the Intel, ATI/AMD, and NVIDIA/Nouveau DRM driver improvements will excite a majority of the desktop Linux user-base caring about open-source graphics drivers for their hardware, it's not enough to excite everyone. In particular, VIA is still missing from the field -- more than two years after they announced a new open-source initiative and promised to better engage within the Linux ecosystem...
Out of interest, does anyone who reads this site actually have a VIA?
I had a mainboard with a via chipset once, but that was back in the "slot" cpu days... I think it was a K7-750.
I gotta say that this VIA stuff is really getting boring. Occasional long-winded announcement that boils down to "no news". Gotta hand it to Michael though, it can't be easy to write a whole page that says "still nothin'".
I have one of the HP netbooks with a VIA C7-M + Chrome9 in it. Whether VIA have much to do with it, the experience with it has been pretty good for me. It all depends on ones expectations, I guess.
Hi, I do have a notebook with VIA integrated graphic K8M890 Chrome9. And I intend to use it as a media center with an external monitor... But there is no good 2D acceleration when using full screen. Still waiting... meantime using XP...
I hope VIA can finally manage to do something good with Linux drivers. I do follow closely all the posts about this issue in this Forum.
*pokes VIA Linux effort with stick.. no response.
Same here. Working ok with openchrome though without 3D. They've recently released drivers for Ubuntu 9.10 (I know, I know...) and 10.04, which contain a "source code" folder for the DRM part.
Since I run PCLinuxOS on mine I haven't poked much around with them yet. I've had bad experiences with their precompiled stuff, prone to messing up on a kernel upgrade.
Sadly. Yes.
2 x CLE266 and a CN700. Im already happy if MPEG2 accel works. The chips would have been ok for small home entertainment system or whatever since the whole C7 Eden stuff boards consume very few and are silent but alas without any proper GPU drivers... some day I was so done with that mess I even put an old Geforce 2 into the CN700 box so it would just work somehow. Blocked the single PCI slot on that board (ITX).
The CLE266s are laptops so I can't do anything about them.
I'm so glad I have ATI-AMD chips on my main box. Even though I drive the large R600 with fglrx (energy saving) it just works with fglrx or the free drivers as well. Just some parts in 3d and enrgy management still miss in the free part.
Yes and fglrx's performance in 2d isn't really that great. Furthermore under W32 I often have problems to get it installed at all.


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AVG's updates for 2013 look to the future while struggling to overcome the problems of the past. There's a new interface optimized for Windows 8 that really does make the suite easier to use, and the suite once again tackles its lengthy installation procedure. However, one of the best new features in AVG was actually introduced as a midyear update during 2012.
We found that the program can go from completed download to ready to use in about 5 minutes.
AVG's touted its five-screen installation for several years now. While it's true that the process continues to be short, it's important to call out a few improvements and one glaring snag.
The installer itself now weighs in at 33MB, down from more than 100MB two years ago. The installer also does not require a reboot. This isn't surprising for Windows 8, but even on computers running Windows 7 and older, installing AVG will be reboot-free. Unfortunately, not only do you still have to opt out of AVG's toolbar and SafeSearch if you don't want them, but even when you choose only the toolbar, it commandeers your default location bar search in Firefox. This is, of course, problematic because the toolbar provides some important security options, such as AVG Do Not Track.
AVG loses points as well for force-shutting your browser without warning during installation, and for not adapting the installation options to Windows 8. AVG has retained the small check boxes from previous years, which are difficult to use by touch.
A more customer-friendly approach would be to go for an opt-in process that doesn't move forward until the user makes a decision. After all, this is what AVG does when asking you to choose between AVG Free or a 30-day trial of AVG Internet Security.
Shouldn't we be done with search engine commandeering by now?
Windows 8 has forced every Windows software maker around to reconsider how its programs look, and that's a good thing. Whether kicking and screaming, or gleefully leaping, software designers are changing how they make their Windows apps, and AVG is no different.
Although the security suite had been using a variation of the same interface for years, the 2013 suite has been overhauled with a new one that embraces large, boldly colored, tile-like buttons that ought to feel at home in Windows 8.
The new main interface lays out AVG's features in a clean, legible manner. The upper right corner has links to Reports, Support, and Options. At first blush, the Options list is overwhelmingly long, but navigating is impressively accurate on a touch screen. It contains direct links to features that are also available behind the tiles that take up most of the interface.
Next on your way down the main screen is a protection status notification in green for safe or red for unsafe, and then there are three rows of tiles. The first row of bright green tiles are links to core security options: Computer, Web Browsing, Identity, E-mails, and Firewall. The second row are blue, and link to AVG's performance optimizer, parental controls, and the backup service LiveKive. Next to LiveKive there's a button for AVG apps, new services that haven't been revealed at the time of writing.
The third row contains two teal buttons, one to commence a scan and one to update virus definition files. If you're running AVG Free, the bottom quarter of the interface is an ad to upgrade to AVG Internet Security 2013. Behind each of the buttons is a deeper dive into its associated functions. Under Computer, for example, you have access to antivirus and antirootkit scans, statistics, and configurations.
The interface is basically highly navigable, except that people with Windows 8 touch screens could find the third level down tricky without a mouse. If you go into Configurations or another deeper settings level, the advanced settings options could still be too small for some people to easily adjust.
Do note that AVG is essentially running a Windows 7 program with Windows 8 dressing. It opens to Desktop mode, and runs in a single window that doesn't take up the full screen. It's possible that there have been under-the-hood improvements that will allow AVG to adapt to a Metro interface easily, but that's not available yet.
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While the interface is new, and as you'll see below, the performance improvements are stunning, AVG's focus for 2013 has not been to push aggressive new security tech. That's okay. Instead, the focus this year was to bring some tech that exists at competitors to AVG's enormous, 128-million-strong active user base.
When you start AVG for the first time, a window appears over the main interface that promotes links to its new, free 24-7 telephone support; the AVG Android app; and a tutorial on getting started. As one of the best-known names in Windows security, we like that AVG is making it easy for newcomers to get acclimated.
There's a new file reputation system, which AVG also uses in conjunction with its scans to scan dramatically faster than before. Basically, it looks at a file in the order that its bits were saved to disk, not in order of the directory file tree. It may sound hokey, but as the benchmarks below show, it's an effective technique. By cross-referencing that data with what other AVG users are running, AVG is able to create a more effective net for blocking malicious files.
The file reputation is an extension of AVG's "smart scanning," which takes advantage of AVG's behavioral detection network to scan known safe files once, and rescan them only if it detects changes. As with its competitors, AVG's network is made up of its user base anonymously contributing data up to the cloud. You can choose to opt out of contributing your data when you install, or from the options menu. AVG says opting out won't negatively affect your security.
The smart scanning tech also gives you a built-in system resource manager that prioritizes scans. If a scan is scheduled to begin while the computer is in use, it will automatically restrict the scan so that it runs more slowly but doesn't interfere with the computer's other tasks. When it detects the computer idling, it will then allocate more power to the scan. The feature comes with a slider so you can customize how sensitive it is.
Another major change was introduced earlier in the year. AVG's Do Not Track add-on has been folded into the AVG toolbar. AVG's version lacks the nuance of Abine's Do Not Track Plus, making it more of a logger's chainsaw than a surgeon's scalpel, but it's still good to get privacy-protecting tools out to as many people as possible.
AVG offers a wide range of effective tools for keeping your computer safe. Along with the expected antivirus and anti-malware engines, it has rootkit detection and removal; fake antivirus and ransomware blocking; and basic e-mail and identity protection.
The LinkScanner tool has been improved to watch out for more dynamic code, which is essential in the security game because threats are mutating at such a rapid rate.
The PC Analyzer scans your system for Registry and disk errors. It includes a disk defragmenter and a broken-shortcut cleaner, as well. Although the feature is restricted in full to paid users, if you have the free version, the PC Analyzer comes with a one-time offer to clean all errors it finds. It provides a link to a download of the separate PC Analyzer tool, once the scan is completed. This is an interesting twist on the idea of letting users detect but not repair errors, and it provides more functionality while not affecting the basic security of your computer. However, it's likely that some users will shy away from the extra download.
Other features are restricted to users of AVG's paid upgrades. The paid upgrade version of AVG Anti-Virus 2013 distinguishes itself by offering a chat link shield, a Wi-Fi guard for open Internet connections, and a download scan for files sent via instant message that looks at all ports, not just port 80. The PC Analyzer option mentioned earlier is also included, and comes without restrictions.
AVG Internet Security 2013 includes all that AVG Anti-Virus 2013 offers, and adds in a firewall and antispam protections.
After publishing this review, CNET Labs discovered a hardware error on our test computer that affected our published system benchmarks. AVG claims major performance improvements in the 2013 versions, and both CNET's own revised tests and independent labs appear to bear this out.
This year's version leaves a lighter touch on your system than last year's, a big change for the better for AVG.
AVG's boot time impact was not particularly impressive, adding around 15 seconds to our test computer's boot time. Shutdown time was adequate, adding only around three to four seconds, but our new Wake from Sleep test showed our test computer taking much longer to wake from sleep mode with AVG than unprotected.
However, AVG's impact on in-use performance was impressive. Antivirus scans are among the fastest of any suite, free or paid, and on our MS Office test AVG Free was actually significantly faster than an unprotected computer. AVG claims that this is because of how it reads your computer's files. Whatever the cause, it's clear that in some cases, AVG improves in-use system performance.
Security program | Boot time | Shutdown time | Wake from sleep | Scan time | MS Office performance | iTunes decoding | Media multitasking | Cinebench |
Unprotected system | 47.5 | 7.8 | 11.5 | n/a | 412 | 124 | 344 | 17,116 |
Average of all tested systems (to date) | 52.2 | 11.4 | 6.3 | 1,038 | 426 | 125 | 346 | 17,327 |
AVG Anti-Virus Free 2013 | 64.4 | 11.1 | 17.8 | 554 | 353 | 124 | 342 | 17,158 |
AVG Anti-Virus 2013 | 64.4 | 12.2 | 13 | 889 | 411 | 126 | 345 | 16,960 |
AVG Internet Security 2013 | 63 | 11.4 | 15.9 | 588 | 405 | 124 | 341 | 17,046 |
*All tests measured in seconds, except for Cinebench. On the Cinebench test, the higher number is better.
Third-party efficacy results haven't been published yet for AVG 2013, but the 2012 suite marks are excellent. In the AV-Test test on Windows 7 from the second quarter of 2012, AVG Internet Security 2012 scored 15 out of 18 overall, a lowish high score. The suite had a 5.5 rating out of 6 in Protection, a 5.0 in Repair, and a 4.5 in Usability. On the same test, AVG Anti-Virus Free 2012 scored slightly better with 15.5 out of 18 overall. The suite had a 5.5 rating out of 6 in Protection, a 5.0 in Repair, and a 5.0 in Usability.
The most recent AV-Comparatives.org Whole Product test, which looks at on-demand scanning, retroactive tests, and "real-world" guards including cloud-based protections, puts AVG Internet Security 2012 in the middle of the class, out of 21 suites tested. Looking at Whole Product test results cumulatively from January 2012 to June 2012 shows that AVG came in 13th, blocking 97.7 percent of threats.
When it comes to security, AVG isn't hands-down the best out there. But it is more effective than it used to be, and it's clear that it takes a smaller toll on your system than it used to. Those are big gains for the suite.
AVG Anti-Virus Free continues to offer an excellent if not perfect level of security, and deserves a serious shot at being your go-to suite. If you're unhappy with your current suite because of its impact on your system performance, AVG is worth checking out.
You get a fair number of extras when you pay to upgrade, but it's not essential and really only for people who either feel safer when they pay or want the added bonuses. However, if you're on a Windows Vista or XP computer, you definitely ought to have a firewall upgrade. You could get a free one, but if system resources are a concern, it's worth checking out one that's bolted to a security suite as with AVG's paid suites.
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AVG AntiVirus Free 2013 also goes beyond detecting and removing viruses on your PC. Its 'AVG Do Not Track' feature gives you control over which websites can collect and use your data (available if you take AVG Security Toolbar as part of your installation). This feature joins Anti-Spyware and WiFi hacker-defeating technology to deliver powerful personal protection at home or on the move.
Also new for the 2013 edition is AVG's Easy Interface, which makes managing your protection as simple as possible.
Together these features make AVG AntiVirus Free 2013 an easy, comprehensive free product, but it's not just the software that's free. So too is phone access to our team of support experts 24/7, 365 days a year (USA, UK, Canada).

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The Wedding Album for String Quartet arranged by Lynne Latham. String ensemble. For string quartet (2 violins, viola, cello). Wedding and Classical. Difficulty: medium-difficult. Set of performance parts. Standard notation and introductory text. 50 pages. Published by Latham Music Enterprises (LA.703136).
With standard notation and introductory text. Wedding and Classical. 9x12 inches.
Bach, Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, Air on the G String; Wagner, Bridal Chorus; Mendelssohn, Wedding March; Handel, Aria from Xerxes & Entrance of the Queen of Sheba; Liszt, Liebestraum; Mouret, Rondeau; Schubert, Ave Maria; Vivaldi, Largo from Winter; Clarke, Trumpet Voluntary; Purcell, Trumpet Tune.
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- Trumpet Voluntary Composed by Clarke
- Bridal Chorus Composed by Richard Wagner
- Entrance of the Queen of Sheba Composed by George Frideric Handel
- Rondeau Composed by Jean-Joseph Mouret
- "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Ave Maria Composed by Franz Schubert
- Air On The G String Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Aria From Xerxes, Composed by George Frideric Handel
- Largo From the Four Seasons, Composed by Antonio Vivaldi
- Liebestraum Composed by Franz Liszt
- Wedding March Composed by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn
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Brooke Kniffin expected a bogey. She got a hole-in-one instead.
On the ninth hole of Montrose's Black Canyon, Kniffin hit a flat drive with a 9-iron from 127 yards out. The Durango High School girls golfer had no idea the ball had gone in until she walked up to the pin.
"It was really surprising," Kniffin said. "It just hit the green and rolled right into the hole."
That doesn't happen very often.
"No, especially to a 17-year-old," DHS head coach Kirk Rawles said. "So it was pretty exciting. She was just on Cloud 9."
Kniffin led the Demons to a second-place finish, too, finishing with a 90 on Thursday. Haleigh Lyon followed with a 94, Natalie Lyon a 95, and Reily Waldo rounded out the under-100 Demons with a 98.
Durango finished second out of eight teams with a 279 behind Montrose's 253. The Indians were led by medalist Kala Keltz and her 77.
Grand Junction Central finished third with 280, Palisade fourth with 282, and Fruita Monument was fifth with 290.
"I think it's great," Rawles said. "We've had four players shoot below 100 the first two rounds of the year ... so that's an awesome start."
Junior varsity golfer Jessica Pohlman dropped almost 30 strokes from her round Wednesday at Devil's Thumb in Delta to finish with a 108, and Amanda Rydiger rounded out the Demons' field with 110.
DHS will get a couple of weeks off before they play Bookcliff on April 1 and Tiara Rado on April 2 in Grand Junction.
DHS also got a thumb's up at Devil's Thumb.
The Durango High School girls golf team took second behind Natalie Lyon's career-best round in the Demons' first day of golf this season at Devil's Thumb on Wednesday in Delta.
Lyon's 86 was good for fourth place.
"She played, again, the best round she's ever had, and she definitely even left a few strokes out there with that," Rawles said after Wednesday's round.
Understandable, considering the only real golf practice the Demons have had yet this year was hitting a few balls at Dalton Ranch and a little bit of putting work at Hillcrest last week.
Taylor Walter of Rifle was the medalist with a 73, and Montrose won the day with a 240 team score.
Durango took second with a 274, just ahead of Grand Junction's 281.
Kniffin shot a 92 for Durango – "one of her better rounds she's ever had," Rawles said – Haleigh Lyon shot a 96, Waldo a 97 and Rydiger a 108.
"To have four girls break 100 in the first round of the year leaves me fairly optimistic," Rawles said.
Pohlman shot a 137.
"We'll definitely need to work on the short game – chipping and putting," Rawles said.
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Meanwhile, in the absence of any real Springsteen news (hello, U.S dates?), Springsteen mentions in the media have been ranging from the ridiculous to the sublime. You can decide for yourself where the picture above fits into that range. (Thanks to @mpslater, I think.)
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Oh, six-and-half-year-old--you always know what I'm REALLY saying.
Please yell at me for waking you up. I deserve to be put in my place.
If you could slosh as much of your cereal as possible all over the table, that would be fantastic. Cleaning up after you makes me feel useful. When I ask you to help out, you know I'm joking, right? Hilarious!
Read you an entire book while you're eating your breakfast? No problem—I secretly hate enjoying my coffee and breakfast in peace. Also I am DYING to know how this Magic Tree House book turns out. It's never the same thing twice.
There's no rush about getting to school. Put your shoes on whenever.
My raised voice is just an attempt to exercise my lungs. You keep not putting those shoes on, champ.
Of course I want to hear your story about the giant bug robots you invented! In fact I can't wait another moment to hear it! I don't want to hear it on the way to school, because then I'd be distracted by how on-time we could potentially be. Stand in front of the door while telling me. Don't forget to take off one shoe, first!
Now put that shoe back on. But so slowly, it's like you're not even moving. You are so excellent at this.
While we're walking to school, if you demand that you don't want to go to school anymore, you might just convince me. Don't give up. I will definitely see your point one of these days.
Now take off, without warning, because you've spotted one of your friends! Run and keep on running! Make sure I lose you in the crowd, because there is nothing I need more than to sprint the last few blocks to school. You are helping extend my life span, with all this exercise. Good for you!
While you're at school, I will be filling your room with new toys and my pockets with chocolate. Or I won't because I'm a heartless monster.
Well, hello! I trust you had a good day. I spent the day as I always do, watching Star Wars, eating hot fudge with my hands, playing with your Legos. But enough about me. Like you, I am so grateful the front of the school is surrounded by ice-cream trucks. It's so convenient for me. For us! And I know I said you could only get ice cream once a week, but, you know, I say things. I don't mean them. If you keep asking I will surely crack.
Do I want to hold your backpack AND your art project AND your jacket? Well, duh.
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In this file photo, Tiger Woods takes a drop on the 15th hole after his ball went into the water during the second round of the 2013 Masters golf tournament, but later accepted a two-stroke penalty after the drop was determined to be improper. Woods drew criticism from Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee, who said Woods was "a little cavalier with the rules" after he was involved in four rules controversies this season. / Charlie Riedel, AP
Without offering a direct apology to Tiger Woods, Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee said Wednesday that he went "too far" in his year-ending column for Golf.com in which he insinuated that Woods cheated this season. Chamblee also gave the world's No. 1 and PGA Tour Player of the Year an "F" for his season, which included five wins and four high-profile rules incidents.
"In offering my assessment of Tiger's year, and specifically looking at the incidents in Abu Dhabi, Augusta, Ponte Vedra and Chicago, I said Tiger Woods was cavalier about the rules, and I should have stopped right there," Chamblee said in a rare Wednesday appearance on Golf Channel's "Golf Central." "In comparing those incidents to my cheating episode in the fourth grade, I went too far. Cheating involves intent, and I know what my intent was on that fourth-grade math test. But there is no way that I can know with 100% certainty what Tiger's intent was in any of those situations.
"And that was my mistake."
Writing as an SI Golf+ contributor, Chamblee's column appeared Oct. 15 and immediately created a firestorm across the spectrum of the golf world. Woods' agent, Mark Steinberg, said he considered taking legal action against Chamblee for his comments, and he and Woods directed their ire at Golf Channel and not Golf.com.
In an email Wednesday to USA TODAY Sports, Steinberg, after he and Woods learned of Chamblee's comments, wrote that "Tiger has no further comment on the matter and won't going forward."
Earlier this week, Woods and Rory McIlroy spoke to the controversy surrounding Chamblee's column.
Woods said on Monday before losing an exhibition match to McIlroy in China that it was time to move forward, but he put the ball in Golf Channel's court.
"I don't know what the Golf Channel is going to do or not," Woods said. "But then that's up to them. The whole issue has been very disappointing as he didn't really apologize and he sort of reignited the whole situation.
"So the ball really is in the court of the Golf Channel and what they are prepared to do."
On Tuesday at a promotional event in the run-up to the World Golf championships-HSBC Champions in Shanghai, McIlroy said Chamblee was "completely wrong."
"Yeah, I think Brandel was completely wrong. I don't think he has the authority to say anything like that about Tiger Woods," the two-time major champion and former No. 1 McIlroy said. "People wouldn't know who Brandel Chamblee was if it wasn't for Tiger Woods, so I am completely against what he said and I think he should be dealt with in the right way."
During a 45-minute drive to school, Chamblee's own son told his father he went too far.
"He looked at me and said, 'Dad, if you had been more diplomatic in what you wrote, perhaps people would be talking more about the issue than your assessment,'" Chamblee said. "He's a smart kid. And it wasn't until after he said that that I offered my apology on Twitter."
Chamblee apologized for "this incited discourse."
Chamblee said he does not hold a vendetta against Woods.
"My job as an analyst at Golf Channel requires me to analyze golf and offer my opinions, and I like to think I'm pretty good at it," Chamblee said. "Tiger Woods is the best player in the game, by miles, maybe the best player of all time. And over the years I have said a lot of positive things about his golf swing and his accomplishments, and at times I have been critical. That's my job, and my obligation to the viewer. At times I can be a bit forceful with my opinions, and some would say too forceful, too many times. Fair enough. And that was obviously the case in this instance."
While the Golf Channel has not commented on the matter, Eamon Lynch, editor of Golf.com, supported Chamblee. But Chamblee said he will no longer be writing for Golf.com or continue as an SI Golf+ contributor.
"Tiger and his camp are upset at Golf Channel. They specifically called Golf Channel out, and to me, they are barking up the wrong tree. This column appeared on Golf.com. Nobody here at Golf Channel knew anything about it. And my editor at Golf.com asked me to rewrite the ending when I sent it in to him. I wish I had listened to him," Chamblee said. "All of this has made me realize that there is a conflict and confusion when you work for one company and write for another company. So going forward I won't be writing for Golf Magazine. I will be writing exclusively for golfchannel.com and nbc.com.
"That way, if Tiger and his camp have an issue with what I write, at least they will be yelling at the right people."
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What do you collect and why? | June 19, 2013
Posted 27 June 2013 - 08:43 AM
I have a majolica collection with pieces from Spain to Central Asia.
I have some nice pieces by friends, many former Bray residents.Clary Illian, Dennis Parks,
Kurt Wieser, Josh Deweese, Rosie Wynkoop, Jason Walker, plus others from international events: David Roberts, Pietro Maddelena,
Posted 27 June 2013 - 10:17 AM
On topic again ... I collect seashells and rocks, wherever I go ... pottery and art whenever I can.
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Posted 28 June 2013 - 02:38 AM
like Chris, I also collect pottery and paintings when I can afford it (or they have a layaway plan).
EDIT: I produce more"non-functional clay objects" than functional. They make me happy, and it's always nice when someone buys a pot or a sculpture.
I hope that the people who purchase my sculpture or raku do it because it makes them happy, too. Oh, yeah, that's a function, isn't it?
Posted 29 June 2013 - 01:25 PM
I didn't realize it but I have a collection of bonsai pots. I have zero finished trees. But many pots....some with chop marks some without.
Re: American bowls.
I think it's just a way of categorizing. While not many there are a few American potters that have acceptance in the japanese /Asian collector market as far a tea ware /chado goes. (John b. aka yoda from here is one of them)
Kinda like a museum divides up their collection. I can understand the value places on cultural and geographically, specific pottery. I'm kinda snobbish about japanese and Chinese made bonsai pots, they retain that foreign allure.
, and because foreign and distant I assign value to them. So in a sense it is discriminatory.
Nonetheless tea bowls sake cups and tea cups are on my list to collect.
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Posted 30 June 2013 - 04:33 PM
Rocks. I don't mean to, but somehow I end up coming home from trips with special pebbles, smooth rocks, interestingly colored or shaped stones. I try to keep the size down, because we have plenty of stuff in our house without the rocks as well. When you start to notice them, there is such an endless variety! And they are free!!!!!!
If you like rocks, have a look at what my friend michelle is doing with them...I just love her work. http://www.michellevulama.com/
Posted 30 June 2013 - 05:44 PM
Rocks. I don't mean to, but somehow I end up coming home from trips with special pebbles, smooth rocks, interestingly colored or shaped stones. I try to keep the size down, because we have plenty of stuff in our house without the rocks as well. When you start to notice them, there is such an endless variety! And they are free!!!!!!
If you like rocks, have a look at what my friend michelle is doing with them...I just love her work. http://www.michellevulama.com/
Nice rocks!
"But it does move," said Galileo under his breath.
Posted 01 July 2013 - 07:50 AM
Very amazing.
Posted 04 July 2013 - 11:36 AM
I also collect southwest pots and trade with other potters usually mugs. It's pleasing to go through my collection and remember the potters from years ago, I have also traded with other artists so have a wonderful collection of water colors and metal arts..
Posted 05 July 2013 - 08:24 AM
Rocks. I don't mean to, but somehow I end up coming home from trips with special pebbles, smooth rocks, interestingly colored or shaped stones. I try to keep the size down, because we have plenty of stuff in our house without the rocks as well. When you start to notice them, there is such an endless variety! And they are free!!!!!!
Did you try to glaze them?
Posted 05 July 2013 - 01:10 PM
He has bowls organized by types, kilns and artists from japan then goes to American, Acoma,
etc. Great collection.
Posted 03 August 2013 - 12:11 AM
Recently I was fortunate enough to be browsing at the great supply store in Austin, Texas called Armadillo Clay and I was admiring many examples of non-functional pottery. To some degree every non-functional piece was inspiring, and I wondered what I might have missed hidden around any lost corner. At whim, or strong hunch, and by chance, I asked of the humble artist herself if perhaps she had any items in the store, and she mentioned something "over the stairs" so I got to look precisely where I had not yet managed.
To my astonishment there hung a large puzzle mural, as splendorous as few gifted visionaries might imagine with practice, and then fewer determined potters would ever succeed to orchestrate - but - if it is assembled, would we say it was now of reduced function? Or should we say its function was therefore fully realised, amplified, greater than the sum of its parts?
I have collected that unique meeting in memory, where one's mind plays kiln to lucidity, and sadly I can't bake up copy better than this. Perhaps the store can send you a picture of it, the clay mural over the stairs inspired by a day of snorkeling adventure for the artist. I know I would buy the print to frame. Save me a print please, signed by the artist. I can collect the print now, hopefully... I forgot to ask the other day for one, but thanks to snaegele's dilemma, wherein we all become paradoxical characters sooner or later, today I have an abundance of non-functioning admirations.
Posted 03 August 2013 - 08:47 AM
Over the past 30 years, I have been collecting pottery, but with a specific plan. My husband and I have always enjoyed art shows and festivals, and our budget was small. So each show we would go to, we would find the potter whose work we enjoyed the most. Then we would choose the most affordable pieces and ask the potter to pick which one was the most interesting to make or for some reason was a personal favorite. I learned a lot by listening to their stories and ideas, but we also have some lovely pieces from people who have become recognized. Now that I am learning to make my own, I really appreciate the potters who shared their knowledge, skill and creativity.
Posted 20 September 2013 - 05:59 PM
I collect polish pottery
Old pineapple finials
Antique tarot cards
egg cups
And old crochet hooks. (I can find them easily at thrift stores)
I also love hand crochet doilys and Table runners.
Posted 20 September 2013 - 10:43 PM
Oh my this is a live wire-my wife may say I have no limits I say its getting better
I collect and use mugs for drinking as I like a handmade mug made by others as well as my own-In my 75 mugs I only have a few of my own.
I collect salt jugs and large crock pots from yesteryear like a 20 and 50 gallon and some smaller ones- the cobalt or iron logos on side (these are salt glazed)
I collect shipwreck brass I mean I dive for it or buy it when I see it and I like it-my piles are into the tons now from various wrecks
Nautical items in general-ships telegraph's-brass compasses-voice tubes-ships bells if brass
Brass propellers-I have one thats 750#s on down-maybe 25 of them
old dive stuff-like a brass Mark 5 navy diving helmet fron 1942
I have two working portholes built into house
dive horn wired near kiln that sounds the dive alarm Aooogaaa-also from 1945
Did I mention hats-maybe a small museum worth-my mother started me on these from her world travels in the 60's
I have them from all over the world-need some??
Fishing gear
Materials-ceramic and others
Art-and yard art
surboards-boats 2 kayaks-2 Gave a few away
Stainless steel
Nice pots from folks I have met in life -some famous some not so
names you may know or not
Otto -Coleman-Resse Bullen-Warren Jim William's-Jeff Koons not the one you think and others
Am I painting a picture?
I avoided this thread for some time now the gigs up.
Some of this has a lot of value some just scrap value
but for me I really do not have a plan except it will be my wifes issue someday.For that I'm starting to let some go.
Posted 24 September 2013 - 12:08 AM
I collect salt jugs and large crack pots from yesteryear
I know a few of those
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Some major comics writing out there over the holiday weekend making for an extra-beefy (and late) Online Commentary & Diversions update:
•Review/Profile: "Sure I'd read [Hal] Foster before, but I'd never found a way in. Fortunately, Fantagraphics recently released Prince Valiant Vol. 1: 1937-38, and I was able to absorb the material in a wholly new way.... I found this first book completely engrossing. Prince Valiant opens up a world that I wanted to stay in -- a wide-eyed early 20th century approach to fantasy with a now-vanished sincerity and wholesomeness. It's an all too rare pleasure in comics." - Dan Nadel, Comics Comics
• Review: "Medieval swordplay and adventure have never been as glorious as in Foster's Sunday-only comic strip. Although much reprinted (including an earlier version from the same publisher), this edition has been reproduced from pristine printer's proofs to give the gorgeous artwork its crispest version ever.... Foster's script is literate and full of vivid characterizations, like the headstrong but cunning Val and carefree Sir Gawain. But nothing surpasses his artwork—rich with details of armor, weapons and dress, the story comes to life with a palpable sense of magic and danger. Each drawing is a flawless illustration, perfectly composed; even a battle of 20 men comes alive in a tiny panel, with every action clearly delineated. Prince Valiant is one of the best-drawn comics ever, and this new edition does ample justice to its achievement." - Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)
• Review: "Underneath the screaming and plagues, the giddy joy that [Basil Wolverton] seems to take in his art radiates off the page, just like it does in his secular work.... His creatures from sci-fi and horror, his fascination with grotesque bodily exaggeration, his devout Christian faith -- here it all comes together into an operatic and apocalyptic peak.... The Wolverton Bible might seem like a paradox to its religious audience and its alt-comics fans -- even if Wolverton himself never saw the contradiction." - Martyn Pedler, Bookslut
• Review: "As an historical object, sure, great. I think it should be in print. Kurtzman was a very important figure in comics, and the art and design of the pieces here are of an exceedingly high quality. I'm glad I can see more examples of Jaffee's, Elder's and Davis' work." Otherwise, Chris Allen gives up on Humbug
• Review: Joe McCulloch of Jog - The Blog has a major review of Tardi & Manchette's West Coast Blues -- I've read through it three times and it's too complex for a simple pull quote
• History/preview/profile/analysis: "The 300th issue of The Comics Journal is soon to hit the stands, and the magazine everyone in comics loves to hate rattles on, chugging and sputtering and picking up disreputable beardy guys like a Toonerville Trolley of spite.... In some Inglourious Basterds-like alternate history, the 1990s ended with the twisted faces of Kim Thompson and Gary Groth hovering, laughing maniacally, over the charred and bullet-riddled corpse of Wizard magazine." - Shaenon K. Garrity, comiXology
• Analysis: du9 presents a new translation by Derik Badman of a 2006 piece by David Turgeon on Poison River by Gilbert Hernandez: "What first strikes the reader about this work is its narrative density. It isn't uncommon for a single page to show as many places, times, and situations as there are panels." (Via Journalista)
• Interview: Jason Thibault of Optimum Wound talks to Tim Lane as part of their "Masters of Ink" series: "You do what seems the impossible and most absurd: you learn to breathe underwater, and revel in it. Get drunk on the water in your lungs. Cultivate a functional level of positive insanity. And develop tough skin. Stick with it if only because your reasons are inexplicable."
• Interview: The Daily Cross Hatch wraps up presenting Brian Heater's chat with Jordan Crane: "I was in Portugal and I saw a really tiny kid with a really giant cat. He looked exactly like the kid in The Clouds Above. The kid was so small that the cat was the same size as him — it's not a big cat, but next to him, he was huge. And then I just kind of went from there."
• Plug: "Fantagraphics collected the first four issues of this hysterically random comic [Tales Designed to Thrizzle] into one gigantic visual laugh riot." - Kate Izquierdo, Geek Monthly
• Plug: At Super I.T.C.H., Steven Johnston takes note of Humbug ("much of it is prime satire from the creators of MAD!") and The Wolverton Bible ("particularly including some genuinely horrific scenes from the Book of Revelations").
• Events: See Dash Shaw in Brazil
• Things to see: A trio of new Amazing Facts... and Beyond! with Leon Beyond strips by Kevin Huizenga


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The conception and design of the display collection affords a comprehensive insight into the continuity and changes of Ancient Egyptian culture over four millennia as well as the cultural history of Ancient Sudan. The tomb architecture and relief art of the Old Kingdom are revealed in a unique way through the reconstruction of several chambers of offering. As well as illustrating various key cultural aspects, such as the cult of death and the gods, royalty and everyday life, the scholarly history of Egyptologyitself is also presented and outlined in depth for the first time. In the "Library of Antiquity", the Papyrus Collection presents a selection of highly significant texts and literary works taken from the culture of writing that stretches all the way from Ancient Egypt down to Late Antiquity.
The exhibition concept places special emphasis on giving visitors a good idea of what the Ancient Egyptians looked like, through a series of sculptures arranged in several rooms according to various viewpoints, the apotheosis of which is formed by the display of the bust of Nefertiti in the Neues Museum's North Dome Room.
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Indiana Department of Education Announces Summer Food Service Plans
With the help of 246 sponsoring agencies and more than 1200 feeding sites in 2013, the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) provided over 3 million free meals and snacks to low-income children across the state. Despite this data, many Hoosier parents and caregivers continue to make difficult choices every day in order to provide for their families. In many cases this leaves the most vulnerable citizens, Indiana children and youth, struggling with the daily problem of hunger.
The Indiana Department of Education is encouraging current program sponsors to expand their programs by adding new feeding sites and extending meal service throughout the entire summer break. Because the limited availability of meal sites and a lack of transportation continue to be obstacles in both rural Indiana and heavily populated cities alike, the Department is encouraging innovative solutions among all local stakeholders. This may include creative partnerships between local government, school corporations, community organizations and private sector groups.
"Hunger is a very real problem across the state," says Dave Miner, president of a volunteer-led Indy Hunger Network (IHN), a local coalition that consists of public and private anti-hunger organizations. "It is more prevalent than just the people you see on the street or in shelters. Hunger is in the suburbs, in our neighborhoods and our schools. Hungry children suffer developmentally and fall behind in school because their focus is on their next meal. When school is out for the summer, these same children are in greater need of meals throughout the day. That is why SFSP is so critical. The Indy Hunger Network encourages all schools to work with the Indiana Department of Education to develop a plan of action to feed the hungry children in your community throughout the summer."
The SFSP, created in 1968, is a federally funded program, operated through the United States Department of Agriculture and administered by states. Organizations are reimbursed for providing nutritious meals to eligible children in low-income areas during the summer. Sponsors, including schools, summer camps, community centers, and other organizations that focus on the well-being of children and families, must adhere to USDA regulations regarding the meal service and recordkeeping.
The Indiana Department of Education will host multiple training workshops for sponsors in Indianapolis and around the state. Attendance is required by all new and returning sponsoring agencies. To attend a workshop, please contact Marcia Yurczyk or Tina Skinner at the Indiana Department of Education at (317) 232-6610 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com. While additional feeding sites may be added by sponsors throughout the summer, the deadline to become a SFSP sponsor is April 30, 2014.
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By Laptop Lisa
from San Diego, CA
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Really? Does ANYONE us a mousepad anymore? I use mine as a special one of a kind pot holder :)
Nice mousepad
By loveGOT
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I use it at my desk.
By Willy Bob
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I like it, it's usable for its purpose and big so I have a lot of room to move my mouse.
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It works like a mousepad should.
Great memento
By Janie
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Very nice look
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By abramax
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Little bit of a rubber smell but it will go away.
Smelly mousepad
By Stark fan
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Although I love the graphics of the mousepad, it has a terrible odour about it peeuuuu! I have had the mousepad airing out in my garage for the past 3 weeks and it is still rather stinky. I spray it once a week with Lysol spray. Hopefully by spring I can bring it inside to use.
Does the Job but material stinky
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The pad is very cool But... the material stinks really bad; it's weird because I bought other design on and didnt have that problem
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Exactly what I wanted! Good quality!
perfect gift
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Gift for a GoT fan and they love it!
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Product fine, return costs absurd
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Merchandise was fine, one item was a duplicate of something my son already has, a $35 ring. It cost me $18 to return this one item. Needless to say, I will not be making any more purchases from HBO shops. And I would recommend any future customers take this into consideration before shopping on this site.
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Good quality, fair design
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Everything is pretty good about this mouse pad. It seems to be good quality, sturdy, smooth, etc. The only thing I can really complain about is the design; Stark's sigil is a grey direwolf on pure white background. This is more of a silhouette of a bust of a caricature of a direwolf on a dirty, off-white background. But it's not a super big deal, and I feel kind of nit-picky pointing it out, especially since I knew what it looked like when I bought. Still, it would've been nice if HBO had a more accurate one.
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