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Trying to read the Default Registry Value to see if Key Exists
I am trying to check if a Registry Key exists using the 'System Search' funciton in Wise.
The Key doesn't have any consistent Values that i can check against, except for the '(Default)' Value, so i a trying to use that as the 'Value' setting in Wise.
The way i am doing this is:
- First creating a Property called 'BITTEST' with a default value of '1'. Screenshot
- Then in the System Search area, i am doing a search for a raw value in the registry key and setting the Property i created with the Value. Since the only Value that exists under that Key is the (Default) one, in the 'Value' field, i leave it blank (based on other articles i have read online) Screenshot
- If i manually browse to the registry Key using Regedit, i can see that the 'Default' Value is empty Screenshot
- Therefore, when i run the Wise package and check the log file, i would expect that the default value for the 'BITTEST' Property would change from '1' to either '0' or blank (not sure what should happen in this case). However, when i test this, the Property doesnt change from the default and stays at '1' Screenshot
Am i doing this the wroong way? Is there are better/correct way to do what i need?
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I am creating a 32 Bit MSI, and i want to do a test when installing on a 64-Bit OS to see if the 64-Bit version of the application has already been intsalled (because i want to avoid having both the 32-bit and 64-bit apps installed on the same machine).
To do this, i want to check if the following key exists on a 64-bit machine: HKLM\SOFTWARE\HillPDA\EstateMasterDF
When the 32-bit version of the app is installed on a 64-bit machine, it creates this Key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\\Wow6432Node\HillPDA\EstateMasterDF, so i dont want to search for that one.
I suspect that the 32 bit MSI is actually checking the 32 bit area of the registry regardless of the path you put in there. You may need to use a custom action to accurately check this.
What happens if you test on a 32 bit machine?
If your issue has been solved, please use the "Mark as Solution" link on the most relevant thread.
If you are using a sw deployment product, you can use an inventory scan that checks those keys, so that you can then target machines that dont have the sw installed, instead of running the msi on all machines.
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July 21, 2003
The AUXn section of the base menu file enables you to assign commands to mouse buttons. If you are using a pointing device other than the Windows system mouse the BUTTONSn section is be used.
If you are not familiar with menu files read the following tutorials first:
► AutoCAD Menus: The Base Menu ► AutoCAD Menus: Partial Menus ► Building a Menu Template, Part 1 ► Building a Menu Template, Part 2 ► Building a Menu Template, Part 3 ► Building a Menu Template, Part 4 ► Building a Menu Template, Part 5
Note: This tutorial is designed for AutoCAD 2004 though might be applicable for other releases.
Warning: During this tutorial you will lose all your partial menus including the Express Tools. To load Express Tools in command line enter EXPRESSTOOLS. For the rest of partial menus use MENULOAD to load them again.
1. Start AutoCAD 2004.
2. Invoke OPTIONS (Tools > Options). The Options dialog box appears.
3. Select the Files tab [Figure 1].
4. Click the + sign next to Support File Search Path.
5. Select the long path that leads to Support folder [Figure 2].
6. Press F2 to make the text editable.
7. Press Ctrl+C to copy the path to clipboard.
8. Close the Options dialog box.
9. In command line type Notepad and press Enter twice. The Notepad window appears.
10. From File menu select Open or press Ctrl+O.
11. Highlight the text in File name box.
12. Press Ctrl+V to replace the text with the path.
13. Click Open.
14. Replace the text in File name box with ACAD.MNS.
15. Click Open. The ACAD.MNS file will open in Notepad window [Figure 3].
Note: Don't make changes to ACAD.MNU as you may loose your custom toolbars and/or toolbar buttons.
16. Scroll down to view AUX4 [Figure 4].
17. Replace the macro of AUX4 with the one shown in figure 5. The new macro erases the last object.
18. Save the file.
19. In AutoCAD invoke MENU. The Select Menu File dialog box appears [Figure 6].
20. Highlight the text in File name box.
21. Press Ctrl+V to replace the text with Support path.
22. Click Open.
23. In Files of type select Menu Files (*.mnc,*.mns).
24. Open ACAD.MNS. The base menu will be reloaded.
25. Draw some objects.
26. Press Ctrl+Shift and then right mouse button. The last object will be erased.
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Writing own widgets
With awesome 3.5 it becomes possible to write your own widgets, without (ab)using the imagebox widget. We will do this by writing a widget that shows a simple cross in the wibox' foreground color.
Full code[edit]
local mycross = wibox.widget.base.make_widget() mycross.fit = function(mycross, width, height) local size = math.min(width, height) return size, size end mycross.draw = function(mycross, wibox, cr, width, height) cr:move_to(0, 0) cr:line_to(width, height) cr:move_to(width, 0) cr:line_to(0, height) cr:set_line_width(3) cr:stroke() end
That's it. We just needed to write two functions and now we got a simple widget which displays a cross.
What the heck does it do?[edit]
Our widget consists of just two functions. Isn't that really easy?
The fit() function[edit]
The first function is called fit. It is called whenever the widget needs to decide how large it should be. This function gets three arguments: - The widget itself - The available width - The available height
Based on this information, this function has to decide how large the widget should be. In the example above, we just decide that the widget should be quadratic and its size should be the smaller one of the available width and height.
Please note that the fit function's result is only a hint and the widget may be drawn at different sizes, depending on the layout used. Some layouts don't even call the fit function at all. This means that your fit function should not do any important calculations and should not change any state.
The draw() function[edit]
The other function is called draw. Obviously, it gets called to actually draw the widget. The arguments to this function are: - Again, the widget itself - The wibox or titlebar that the widget is being painted to - A cairo context that should be used for drawing the widget - The available width and height that the widget got allocated
The widget should then draw itself to the given cairo context in the area between the top-left corner (0, 0) and the bottom right corner at (width, height). The above example just draws a cross in this area. Please refer to cairo's documentation for more information about the available functions.
Notice that we did not specify any color for our cross. Which color gets used in this case? It is the wibox' foreground color. This is of course a nice thing and you should avoid setting specific colors in your own widgets, when possible.
Also, we did not draw any background for the widget. The widget's background is automatically filled with the wibox' background color. This means that your own widgets shouldn't draw their own background if they don't really have to.
Redrawing the widget[edit]
There is one last thing that is missing. Let's say we are writing an actual widget, for example a battery widget. How can the widget be forced to redraw itself?
This is as easy as mycross:emit_signal("widget::updated").
Now you should know enough so that you can write your own widgets. Have fun!
Further reading[edit]
For more examples on cairo's API, you can read https://github.com/pavouk/lgi/blob/master/samples/cairo.lua and http://cairographics.org/manual/.


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Terry Baggs, Advisor Phone: 325-674-4819 Faculty Supervising clinical faculty: The Communication Sciences and Disorders graduate program is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) from the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA). The mission of the Communication Sciences and Disorders department is to equip students with knowledge and skills in speech-language pathology for ministry to individuals with communication disorders through a Christian world perspective. Students and faculty are involved in the provision of diagnostic and treatment services to the community, research into the causes, prevention, and effects of communication disorders, and advocacy for persons with communication disabilities. The training program endeavors to produce speech-language pathologists with professional competency and conduct consistent with the highest national standards. Admission Requirements
The Communication Sciences and Disorders Admissions Committee makes holistic judgments based on the evaluation of an applicant's ability and readiness for graduate work. In conjunction with the Graduate School, the Committee may recommend conditional admission for an applicant who does not meet all admission criteria. |
Major Code: CSD
Requirements for the MS degree in communication sciences and disorders are:
1. Core courses (36 hours); Practicum (16 hours) | |
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COMP 602 COMP 610 COMP 620 COMP 659 COMP 693 | Aphasia Language Disorders in Children Communication Research Methods Diagnostic and Therapeutic Theory Clinical Practicum |
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COMP 601 COMP 603 COMP 613 COMP 693 | Phonology Motor Speech Disorders Dysphagia and Related Disorders Clinical Practicum |
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The one-day camp was the latest example of D.C. United's partnership with LivingSocial, the Washington, D.C.-based social commerce provider. D.C. United, like a few other MLS franchises, has offered a range of deals through LivingSocial. An April 7 promotion for a game against Seattle at RFK Stadium sold 3,685 vouchers, ranging from $17 sideline seats to $131 packages that included a sideline pass to watch warm-ups, a midfield seat for the game and a post-match event. Offering options that included tickets, a tailgate party and six-pack cooler at price points ranging from $17 to $65, the team sold 2,888 vouchers for its May 16 game against Colorado.
For D.C. United, having LivingSocial as its official social commerce provider is a way to reach local consumers looking for entertainment deals but who are not necessarily soccer fans or even traditional sports fans. Both sides make money via a split on the revenue generated from every voucher sold.
In addition to reaching LivingSocial's deep customer base, D.C. United's partnership includes promotional and advertising elements for LivingSocial, such as signs and digital media assets.
In the second season of its partnership with LivingSocial, D.C. United has learned the most effective practice is the offering of — as LivingSocial brands them — "adventures."
"We have great synergy with Living Social because we want to expose people to our team that maybe haven't been to games yet," said Dawn Ridley, D.C. United's vice president of business development. "We want to go beyond straight ticket deals. By offering them an experience, like a training camp or a sideline pass, maybe someone going to their first game becomes a fan for life."
LivingSocial shares D.C. United's goals.
"Our programs are effective because we know a lot of our customers are going to an MLS game for the first time and then they're buying seats in the stands for many more," said Brendan Lewis, director of corporate communications for LivingSocial. "That's one of our premises: to provide something new. If they become D.C. United fans, whether they purchase tickets through LivingSocial again or not, we've been successful."
LivingSocial and Groupon are the industry leaders in the daily deal provider category. Groupon has a partnership in Washington with Monumental Sports, which owns the Wizards, Capitals, Mystics and Verizon Center. LivingSocial has worked with teams in leagues outside MLS, including the Denver Broncos and Charlotte Bobcats.
MLS teams, including Seattle, the New York Red Bulls and the Los Angeles Galaxy, have found success in partnerships with LivingSocial. For a July 24 friendly with EPL's Tottenham Hotspur, the Galaxy is offering two packages: for $179, fans get a ticket, access to Tottenham's "closed" practice two days earlier and a commemorative scarf; a VIP deal for $499 comes with an additional meet-and-greet with the Spurs' players.
The Galaxy believes premium packages are the best activations with LivingSocial.
"We want to maintain the value of season tickets, so more things we do with LivingSocial will include experiences and price points that go beyond a basic ticket deal," said Kelly Cheeseman, senior vice president of ticket sales and service for AEG Sports, the Galaxy's majority owner.


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Geneva, 31 October 2000 Director-General Moore hails African free-trade area
World Trade Organization Director-General Mike Moore Tuesday hailed the establishment by nine African countries of a free-trade area covering 170 million people.
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This agreement is a stepping stone toward greater development and higher living standards for Africans. It represents a vote of confidence in trade as an engine for growth and development. Too much of the world is, at present, focussed inward. These governments have shown the importance of looking beyond one's borders for solutions to the problems which plague many developing countries, Mr. Moore said.
Mr. Moore said that trade liberalization at the regional level consistent with WTO rules can strengthen the global trading system by providing fresh ideas and by instilling citizens with confidence in trade as a means not only of economic development but also of building closer and peaceful relations with neighbouring countries.
The nine governments (Djibouti, Egypt, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Sudan, Zambia and Zimbabwe) have pledged to integrate their economies further by permitting the free movement of skilled labour by 2004, the free movement of people by 2014 and a currency union by 2025.
The Director-General said he looked forward to talking with ministers from these countries when he travels to Libreville, Gabon, 13-15 November for a meeting of African trade ministers. The meeting is being organized by the government of Gabon with the co-operation of the WTO Secretariat. The purpose of the upcoming meeting is twofold; to bring ministers together for an exchange of views on the future work programme of the trading system and to provide a series of technical co-operation workshops for senior officials.


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Published in Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Sciences, Volume 100, Issue 2, January 1, 2001, pages 59-73. Published by the Southern California Academy of Sciences.
A large fossil skull and several rostra of Makaira nigricans Lacépède, 1802 (Perciformes: Istiophoridae), as well as some less diagnostic istiophorid remains, have been recovered from the middle facies of the Trinidad Formation near Rancho Algodones, San José del Cabo Basin, Baja California Sur, México. These are the only bill fish specimens known from fossiliferous deposits located between southern California and Panama. Based on published accounts of the presence of nannofossils and planktonic foraminifera, and additional field work, we conclude that the age of the study area is late Miocene to late Pliocene. Based on the habitat preferences of recent M. nigricans and on the type of sediments, we conclude that the middle facies of the Trinidad Formation was deposited far offshore at a water depth of at least 100 m in a bottom environment that was poorly oxygenated and without currents.
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Once again, in the blossoming spring of the year, thousands of undergraduate seniors will be sent forth into an unknown future to assume the onus of perpetuating a precarious human existence. They will be assembled in the hallowed halls, playing fields or sports arenas of all manner of institutions of higher learning, to hear a wide variety of dubious commencement speakers chosen for a wide variety of dubious reasons.
Chosen at my college to introduce the candidates for the cherished diplomas, it became my obligation to sit through a wide variety of declamations ostensibly delivered to inform and/or motivate the captive audience. Rarely was such a goal achieved by the speaker or realized by the recipients, who would sit clothed in black robes baking under a blazing sun or sweltering in an oven-like auditorium or field house.
More often than not, this abused audience would be subjected to little more than an autobiographical sketch of the accomplishments or notoriety that (again, ostensibly) caused the administration to invite this particular guest. I say ostensibly because (once again, more often than not) reciprocation would be expected for the obligatory honorary degree by said institution in the form of a philanthropic donation. Such is the protocol for institutions of higher education.
Occasionally, however, the selection of a commencement speaker by the administration will meet with student opposition on the basis of some political, religious or other issue which proves embarrassing for both the administration and invited guest.
Contrary to many of my more radical views and expressions as well as my general disdain for commencement speakers, I often find myself coming down on the side of the administration in such disputes. Overriding all other of my proclivities in the matter of civics is my democratic insistence upon an absolutely free exchange of information and ideas.
Just as we have the freedom to speak or not to speak, we have the freedom to listen or not to listen. Any attempt to restrict or limit this free exchange is an attempt to deny me the information needed for rational and intelligent decision making. It is even advantageous for me to keep abreast of the irrational and irrelevant.
With the likelihood that the oppressed student will not remember what was said or even who it was who said it, he or she will venture forth into the vast unknown with nothing more than a prayerful hope that each may find him or herself, because unless or until they do, there will be little chance for meaningful happiness.
Having sat through all too many longwinded commencement speeches, I have resolved that should I ever be asked to deliver one (which is most unlikely!) it would be in the form of my simple poem which, in spite of its brevity, says all that the graduate (and you the reader) need to hear and know:
On this your day you will receive
advice from everyone you know.
There's little of it you'll retain,
And really there's no reason why you should,
for what you will most likely get
is all the things that brought success to them,
as though your life should be a mirror of their own.
But who knows what your life will be,
what opportunities you'll find,
what trials you may encounter?
To be prepared for all that comes your way,
toward that end take heed of this:
In opting twixt the head and heart,
I'd choose the heart for happiness.
And for success, you need no more than this:
Keep all your options open
for as long as well you can.
Harold G. "Hal" O'Leary of Wheeling has been prominent in the arts community for many years. He was the founder of Oglebay Institute's Towngate Theatre. In 2008 he was inducted into the Wheeling Hall of Fame.


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Francis Anthony "Eg" White (born 22 November 1966) is a British musician, songwriter, and producer, White is primarily known for his work with successful commercial pop acts such as Adele, Duffy, Will Young, and James Morrison. In 2009 he was named the Ivor Novello Songwriter of the Year.
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Eg White has worked with Adele on three of her songs from her debut album, 19. He also worked on one song from her sophomore album, 21, with her.


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Salary Cuts, Furloughs and More at 'Forbes'
- Jeff Bercovici
After a sleepless night, Forbes employees -- those who didn't get laid off, that is -- got the rest of the bad news today: a week-long unpaid furlough, a 10 percent marginal cut in salaries over $100,000 and a suspension of 401(k) matching contributions.
Here's the statement from Forbes PR:
April 1, 2009Forbes confirmed today that people were laid off across all areas of the company. In making the announcement, Steve Forbes, Chairman and CEO, told employees:
"This is a very painful message. It is no secret that the economy is in a deep contraction and the media business in particular has been especially hard hit. While doing better than our peers, our business has
been adversely affected.""This has to do with both the unprecedented environment we find ourselves in today and the need for ongoing reorganization of the company in response to the enormous technological changes affecting
media."At the end of the internal memo he said, "These are serious and unfortunate steps, but we believe they are necessary and sadly unavoidable."(*)
Other measures to be taken include: suspending 401K matching contribution; salary reductions for anyone making over $100,000, amounting to 10% of the increment over $100,000. Also, employees will
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Gabbi Geisler, a Norwell High School senio, has signed to play women's soccer at Trine University in Angola.
Caroline Shapley bound for Hanover
Caroline Shapley, a Norwell High School senior, signed Wednesday afternoon to attend Hanover College
Sets college path
Norwell High School senior Dane Jesse announced his intention to attend the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne next fall
Five Norwell boys, five girls named to All-NHC soccer teams
Norwell High School seniors Graham Denney and Austin Hayden were named to the 2014 Northeast Hoosier Conference boys' soccer all-conference second team and junior Alex Haddix was named to the girls' all-conference...
Knights fall in sectional shootout
DECATUR — A brilliant defensive battle between Northeast Hoosier Conference rivals Norwell and Bellmont in the girls' Class 2A sectional soccer...
Norwell girls boot South Side, move on to sectional finals
DECATUR — Three goals within the first 21 minutes of the match gave the Norwell Knights the cushion they needed, and they went on to defeat Fort Wayne South...
Knights' soccer season ends in a shootout
Six Norwell seniors played their final boys' high school soccer match Wednesday night, as the Knights suffered a disappointing loss to Fort Wayne South...
Norwell girls advance in soccer sectional
DECATUR — Using strong defense and aggressive offense, the Norwell Knights' girls' soccer team disposed of the Wayne Generals 4-0 Tuesday night in the...
Tigers, Raiders exit early in ACAC action
The Bluffton Tigers and Southern Wells Raiders were knocked out of the Allen County Athletic Conference girls' volleyball tournament Tuesday night at Monroeville.
Norwell boots North Side 12-0 in girls' soccer
Norwell senior Gabbi Geisler and sophomore Natalya Haddix each scored three goals Saturday to lead the Knights' girls' soccer team to a 12-0 romp over North Side at Fort Wayne.
Knights boot Patriots in girls' soccer action
Three first-half goals paced the Norwell girls' soccer team to a 5-1 victory over the Heritage Patriots Wednesday night in a non-conference match at Monroeville.
Knights win Senior Night match
Norwell junior Aaron Rebollo scored two goals, and the Knights' defense came up with a big match to defeat the Heritage Patriots 2-1 in non-conference...
Norwell girls fall to DeKalb 3-0
The Norwell Knights' girls' soccer team lost 3-0 to the visiting DeKalb Barons Monday at Norwell in a Northeast Hoosier Conference match.
Norwell girls boot Eastbrook
Sophomore Natalya Haddix scored three goals Tuesday night to lead the Norwell Knights to a 5-2 girls' soccer victory over the Eastbrook Panthers at Norwell.
South Side holds off Knights in semifinals
A goal by Fort Wayne South Side senior Alicia Moreno in the 23rd minute of the first half stood up, as the Archers nipped the Norwell Knights 1-0 Thursday...
Norwell falls to Bellmont in soccer
DECATUR — With a smothering offense and a strong defense, the Bellmont Braves defeated the Norwell Knights 5-0 in the first semifinal match of the IHSAA...
Hartman's 3 goals help Knights keep going in sectional
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Norwell falls to Barons 9-0 in boys' soccer
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Review your love to me Just like the plants in its spring boom With evergreen love from the blossom When the falling dew are still pure Review the feelings that you have for me Just like the ocean wave in its peak With surge and mighty sound to its peace When the shining sun is still hot Review the joy of your heart towards me Just like the white snow in the winter With strong cold and freezing water When my boat can still reach your shore Review the care and my admiration Just like your dreams review to you With your love as a crown on my head When my heart still calls for you Review it if you love me Say it to me when u sees me On your knee I am crying Crying to be in clover with you on review


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Shadow Resistance (undead ability)
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Shadow Resistance | |
Usable by | |
Class | All |
Race | Undead (Forsaken) |
Properties | |
Type | Defensive |
School | Physical |
Cooldown | None/Global Cooldown |
- Were you looking for spell Shadow resistance gear info or the Draenei racial trait, [Shadow Resistance]?
Shadow Resistance is a passive Forsaken racial buff that gives 1 point of Shadow resistance per level. This effect does not stack.
- Spell info in data mined DBs does not reflect ability mechanics.
Patch changes
- Patch 4.0.3 (15-Nov-2010): Undocumented Changed from reduces the chance to be hit by Shadow spells by 1% to 1 point Shadow resistance per level.
- / Patch 3.0.2 (14-Oct-2008): Effect changed from Increase Shadow Resistance by 10 to reduces the chance to be hit by Shadow spells by 1%.
- Patch 1.1.0 (07-Nov-2004): Added.
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Ocean front, fabulous views, great sunsets
Bedrooms: | 3 |
Bathrooms: | 3 |
Sleeps | 6 |
Per week | $4,000 - $4,800 |
Type: | Villa |
Laze to the sound of the sea lapping at the shoreline below, or walk down the steps to the large sea-level deck, and take the steps into the water for swimming and snorkeling.
Taylor Bay, a large crescent-shaped beach with sugar-white sand which is almost always deserted, is a two–minute stroll from the villa's private driveway. Enjoy a dip in the shallow, calm waters that are ideal for children or enjoy a romantic sunset stroll.
Inside the villa, you will find a professionally designed décor with terra cotta floors, wood paneled walls, and 25 foot cathedral ceilings. Mariposa has three lovely bedrooms, each with a full bathroom. Each bedroom is cooled by the wonderful ocean breezes or there is individual air conditioning. The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, microwave and more.
Additionally, there are two large flat panel TVs, two DVDs and a sound system including CD Player, radio and iPod docking stations.
A washer and dryer are available for guest use. Two local cell phones (pre-pay) are provided so that you can keep in touch. Within easy reach are several tennis courts, a beautiful 18 hole golf course, numerous restaurants, a casino, world class scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, sailing and friendly people. Villa Mariposa, with its desirable location and dramatic setting is a truly exceptional place to spend your next holiday.
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Dec 27 2014 | Apr 30 2015 | - | - | $4,800 | - | 1 Week |
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Lodging tax: 11% | ||||||
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A Fortress of Grey Ice | ||||||||
J.V. Jones | ||||||||
Orbit Books, 655 pages | ||||||||
A review by William Thompson
Under the circumstances, the question that obviously arises is will one's patience prove rewarded? A Cavern of Black Ice
loudly announced a new level of achievement for author J.V. Jones, a far more ambitious and layered project than her earlier
popular series, Book of Words, and a significant step forward from the rather banal and
problematic Barbed Coil. Deftly incorporating an arctic setting and drawing upon polar and tribal cultures, the
author spun a complex and multi-faceted tale notable for its imaginative world-building and description, as well as depth
of characterization and an at times far darker tone than found in her earlier novels,
blending in elements of what can only be termed horror. The end result proved a signal achievement for this maturing
novelist, and one that quickly catapulted this series among the better ongoing works of high fantasy, drawing ready
comparison to Robert Jordan, Robin Hobb, Sean Russell, or George R.R. Martin. As is common in such instances,
success with the first book placed a great burden upon the second to equal or surpass the original. Does it?
A Fortress of Grey Ice represents a greater division of storylines than was present in the first book. The novel
opens rather dramatically with new characters and settings, then moves quickly to Ash March's abrupt and covert departure
from Raif in order to join the Sull. Left with the Listener, Raif finds himself alone, now abandoned by clan and friend,
cut off from everyone and everything that he loves. Embittered and resentful of the lore that claims him as
Watcher of the Dead, Raif will wander the edge of the Want until he finds the only group willing to accept an outcast
and renegade, the outlaw Maimed Men. Elsewhere Ash, already leagues away from Raif, will become initiated into the
mysterious blood lettings of the Sull, all the while riding in haste to reach the safety of the Sull lands, guarded by her
two Far Riders and pursued by the maeraith she has unintentionally released.
In addition to the now divided yet still intertwined storylines of Ash and Raif, Jones continues to develop the earlier plot
threads of the Dog Lord, Vaylo Bludd, Raif's sister, Effie Sevrance, Raina Blackhail, and to a lesser degree Angus Lok. Effie
is ultimately forced to flee the clanhold and Raina plots against her husband. Angus Lok makes an unexpected pact with
the Dog Lord. Warfare and raids continue to divide the clanholds while, unbeknownst to the feuding clans, Marafice Eye
amasses an army at their borders. Penthero Iss struggles to maintain his hold as surlord of Spire Vanis against the
intrigues of the grangelords and his own heir apparent. Into this percolating stew Jones throws two new storylines: Bram
Cormac, brother to the usurper Thorn King, Rob Dun Dhoone, and the convict Crope, former servant of the Bound One. And,
ignored by almost everyone else in their entangled plots and squabbles, a darker evil is stretching forth its shadow
across the land (image and wording intended).
The author deftly if at times peripatetically balances her multiple story threads, for the most part continuing the success
in book one of weaving her multi-layered tales together while allowing them to develop their own momentum and
identity. Characterization continues to remain a strong suit. Nonetheless, there were times near the middle of
the book when some of the stories appeared to amble and meander, seeming to lack
some of the more tightly concentrated focus apparent in the first book. This can become one of the risks inherent in
continually shifting between multiple characters and diverse storylines: the possibility that the reader may lose a
degree of his or her attachment or interest in a character or a plot development when action and personalities
are separated by several chapters and many pages before neglected narrative threads are once again picked up.
The result can be an unintended insertion of distance between the varying storylines, a reduction in a tale's immediacy for the reader.
While there was little sense of this "separateness" in the first book, its presence was periodically felt here.
More problematic, however, is the rather rote and reflective conclusion, as well as the occasional failure to recontextualize
or better disguise inherited endowments. While high fantasy tends to presuppose a certain amount of cloning from
Dunsany and Tolkien, references to voided steel whose victims turn into the Unmade, shadows, maeraiths, and nine
dark Endlords are a trifle too obvious for comfort, and represent an instance of clear borrowing better avoided in the first book.
Compared to the imagination shown elsewhere within the novel, this lapse of convention is unfortunate here.
So is the lack of sustained drama in Raif's final combat with the Shatan Maer. Considering that the Shatan Maer is
"the most powerful creature that had ever lived," Raif disposes of the threat somewhat summarily, and with less drama
than A Bolt Hole or The Stand at Floating Bridge, the action-packed chapters preceding it. By comparison, the concluding
conflict, which should have been the most vivid and spectacular of the book, instead seems anti-climactic and retiring. Nor
does it share the poignancy of the epilogue that follows. Finally, and compounding other problems, the chapter
bears a broad resemblance to the events concluding A Cavern of Black Ice, and the overstated and tired
identification with "the gates of hell" fails to help or improve matters.
Overall, this novel seems more a building upon what was established in the first book, or preparatory to what is to come,
than concluding or resolving anything. Nor does it stand as individually or strongly on its own. Nevertheless, and
despite my criticisms (which some I suspect will find quibbling), this is a strongly written sequel, and more likely to
retain the series' fans than lose them. But for certain aspects of Raif's storyline -- connections and progressions
which for the moment seem more loosely developed than integral -- I was entertained throughout. And, except for a
couple missteps, the author has continued to show herself adept in her ability to spin multiple and evolving
plotlines into an epic web that the average reader will likely become ensnared in. To date, one of the best
jaunts in high fantasy I've read this year, and likely to remain so.
In answer to my earlier question, was it worth the wait? All things considered, I believe so.
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