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IT'S all kicking off in Donald Trump's spiritual homeland. That's Kenya, folks. (Read more about our favourite charity – You Can't Help Laughing Kenya .) Barack Obama also has roots and relatives in Kenya. This is how they and their countrymen are marking the US Presidential election:
Kenyan witch-doctor John Dimo, who claims to be 105 years old, throws shells, bones, and other magic items to predict the outcome of the U.S. election, in front of his hut in the village of Kogelo, from where President Barack Obama's late father came from and whom Dimo claimed he knew, in western Kenya, Monday, Nov. 5, 2012. While pollsters in the U.S. are using armies of live-interviewers, statistical analysis and the latest automated polling technology, Dimo, who inherited the work from his father in 1962 and has two wives and five children, is confident of his traditional methods and claimed the result would go in Obama's favor.
Malik Obama, half-brother of President Barack Obama, poses for photographs after speaking about the upcoming U.S. elections to an Associated Press television reporter in the village of Kogelo where he lives in western Kenya Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012. Kogelo village is also the current home of Sarah Obama, the step-grandmother
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Retina revolution Geplaatst op 27 juli 2012 door Daan Jobsis The devil is in the details Detail is probably one of the most important values for a designer, an eye for detail should be in our DNA. As a perfectionist I like my designs to be pixel perfect. I am allergic for "jaggies" and ugly compressed artifacts in icons and images on websites. Apple's Retina revolution is an interesting evolution that is turning the design world upside down. The Retina display has a high enough pixel density to prevent pixelation to be noticable to the human eye. Therefore a Retina display is a lot sharper and more pleasant to look at. Apple has doubled the amount of horizontal and vertical pixels on the iPhone, The New iPad, and now also on the new MacBookPro. The Retina revolution is irreversible, and other companies have already started or will also start implementing this new Retina technology. Nowadays pixel perfection can be obtained with techniques like @font-face and CSS3. Making fonts, borders, shadows, and gradients sparkle on your screen. These elements are based on vectors or mathematical expressions which allows them to be scaled to enormous sizes without creating distortion. This does not count for rasterized images which consist of pixels. An image that looks good on a normal display will appear blurry on a Retina display. The Retina display blows up the image, it doubles the amount of pixels. There is not enough data for the image to be displayed properly.
So there really is only one solution to get these images to be displayed properly and that is to double the images in size. More pixels = better display! Plenty of articles have been written about this technique, like this article by Conor Turnbull. Turnbull's article shows how various companies like Apple are preparing their websites for the Retina revolution. In short: first the normal page will be loaded, then they detect if the page is viewed on a Retina display. If a Retina display is detected, images with a double pixel-size will be downloaded and will replace the normal images. This means that roughly 4 to 5 times more data will be downloaded compared to a normal website. Ridiculous right? Now that we finally have access to incredible Internet speeds we get thrown back in time. There doesn't seem to be a proper solution, and if so could this already be the end of the Retina revolution? Thankfully not… More detail with less kilobytes One thing is certain, if you want to solve this problem you will need bigger images. Images that are double in size. This has been the starting point in a few tests I have done. I saved a 300 x 200 pixel image as an jpg image with an 80% compression, it's file-size was 21kb. This file, optimized for a normal screen resolution, formed the base for my test. I saved the same image, this time optimized for a Retina display, and doubled it's size. So it had 4x the amount of pixels. With the exact same compression (80%) this image was 68kb. This makes sense of course, the image is 4 times as big. I then put the two images in a test HTML-page and scaled the Retina image 50% so that both images had the same format (300×200). When I opened the test HTMLpage on the New iPad, with Retina display, the image was very sharp but unfortunately it's filesize was just too big to actually start using this method. I continued the test by saving the base image with 1,5 times the amount of kilobytes of the, doubled the pixel size, but with more compression than the first test. This image also appeared very sharp, but it's filesize was still far from ideal. So I continued to increase the compression of the image, and still the image appeared very sharp on a Retina display. A smaller filesize AND a better quality on both screen types! This is impossible. "So why not continue compressing the Retina image" I thought to myself. I continued by reducing the Retina image to a whopping 75% of the base image. Holy moly, even this worked, even this image was razor sharp. The difference is even noticable on the iPad 1, 2 and normal computer screens. How bizar, the filesize is smaller than the original. So a smaller filesize AND a better quality on both screen types! This is impossible, I thought. I started to wonder if there was something wrong with the base-file that I used. But there was nothing wrong, I did various test with different images and they all had the same result. Eureka! The bottomline is that heavy compression doesn't affect the final image as much as you would expect. This is because of the greater amount of pixels in the Retina image, compression artifacts are scaled down and therefore almost unnoticeable. Of course there are certain factors that you have to consider before you start using this method in future websites. For example, how will these images behave in a responsive website? Also, is this something that clients can handle? How can the compression be determined, can a CMS automatically compress the images? Examples In the left column you can see the base-images, in the right column the Retina images with various compressions. Make sure you check it on a Retina display of course!
More examples can be viewed in the follow up article (via Google Translate) Base resolution (300 x 200 px)
Retina resolution (600 x 400 px)
Jpg compression 80 / 21 kb
Jpg compression 31 / 16 kb (75% of base)
Jpg compression 80 / 21 kb
Jpg compression 42 / 21 kb (same size as base)
Jpg compression 80 / 21 kb
Jpg compression 53 / 32 kb (1,5x base size)
Jpg compression 80 / 21 kb
Jpg compression 80 / 68 kb (full retina)
Base resolution (300 x 200 px)
Retina resolution (600 x 400 px)
Jpg compression 80 / 17 kb
Jpg compression 35 / 13 kb (75% of base)
Jpg compression 80 / 17 kb
Jpg compression 46 / 17 kb (same size as base)
Jpg compression 80 / 17 kb
Jpg compression 59 / 26 kb (1,5x base size)
Jpg compression 80 / 17 kb
Jpg compression 80 / 47 kb (full retina)
Base resolution (300 x 200 px)
Retina resolution (600 x 400 px)
Jpg compression 80 / 18 kb
Jpg compression 25 / 13 kb (75% of base)
Jpg compression 80 / 18 kb
Jpg compression 41 / 18 kb (same size as base)
Jpg compression 80 / 18 kb
Jpg compression 52 / 27 kb (1,5x base size)
Jpg compression 80 / 18 kb
Jpg compression 80 / 55 kb (full retina)
Base resolution (300 x 200 px)
Retina resolution (600 x 400 px)
Jpg compression 80 / 13 kb
Jpg compression 25 / 10 kb (75% of base)
Jpg compression 80 / 13 kb
Jpg compression 40 / 13 kb (same size as base)
Jpg compression 80 / 13 kb
Jpg compression 52 / 20 kb (1,5x base size)
Jpg compression 80 / 13 kb
Jpg compression 80 / 39 kb (full retina)
Base resolution (300 x 200 px)
Retina resolution (600 x 400 px)
Jpg compression 80 / 14 kb
Jpg compression 6 / 11 kb (75% of base)
Jpg compression 80 / 14 kb
Jpg compression 19 / 14 kb (same size as base)
Jpg compression 80 / 14 kb
Jpg compression 50 / 21 kb (1,5x base size)
Jpg compression 80 / 14 kb
Jpg compression 80 / 35 kb (full retina)
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Matthew Silvan op 13 augustus 2012 om 14:30 schreef: Great advice shared here. So your point is to scale the images down. You are using JPG even for logos, although I would have avoided it due to the lack of quality. Since everything below 80% looks bad on the logo above, one might just use PNG in the first place (as long as the file size remains reasonable). Reageer ↓ •
Daan op 13 augustus 2012 om 14:37 schreef: I agree, using jpg images for classic gif or png images is not a very good idea. Mainly because jpg images are bigger than gif / png. I used the logo image only for testing purposes Soon i"ll post a follow up article with lots of new testing images! And more conclusions.
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Gwen op 27 augustus 2012 om 18:12 schreef: Probably the 'best' solution I've seen so far. Thanks for sharing! Reageer ↓
unki2aut op 7 oktober 2012 om 13:31 schreef: I was wondering, how you made the images appear the same size, so i had a look at your code: the original images only had a width of 294px even though you set them to 300px as attribute. this was because of the max-width attribute in style.css:808 which has a value of 97.5%. i deactivated the attribute and had a very interesting visual result! Reageer ↓ Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 07:53 schreef:
This WordPress blog page does strange things with the width of the images as you said. I just scaled the 600px images to 300px. Reageer ↓
Florian Bösch op 7 oktober 2012 om 13:34 schreef: Note that if you upscale an image and then recompress it, you're not actually adding more detail. You might be using a nicer upsampling filter than no interpolation (jpg) like bilinear, bicubic, etc. But in effect, you just added a bit of blur. The more correct methodology would be to downsize a larger image to 50% its original width/height. And then compare that, and I assure you, you won't get "the same or better result with less file size". Reageer ↓ •
Jackfabulous op 8 oktober 2012 om 20:46 schreef: You misunderstood the article – he is talking about scaling the images in the browser, that is, serving an image that is twice the size that it will display. This has the effect of reducing the jpeg compression from 8×8 squares, to 4×4* squares on standard monitors – even at high compression, this "false resolution" hides the increased numbers of jpeg artifacts. * jpeg compresses images in 8×8 sections (by finding a wave that most accurately describes the pixels – the less accurate the wave, that more compression is possible), which is why they get that "squarey" compression
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Alfred op 7 oktober 2012 om 13:40 schreef: When your website tops 90 HTTP requests, you shan't shave a few bytes with a stupid trick, you oughta learn to code. Reageer ↓ Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 07:55 schreef:
I'm a designer, not a coder. Reageer ↓
Wim op 7 oktober 2012 om 13:50 schreef: Ugh "Retina revolution", "this new Retina technology"… High end models of other brands pushed full HD displays in to 13″ and even 11″ laptops years back. (the 2009 Vaio Z for instance was 13.1″ and had a full HD display, and the Vaio P has pushed 221 dpi for even longer. The Vaio UX, while being significantly smaller, had 264dpi) I fail to see how Apple is leading the charge and their "Retina" branding is being seen as if it were some technological breakthrough. This is the n-th time I see a designer pointing this out as a revolution, and it's annoyed me every time. I like the fact that higher resolution displays are becoming more widely available, but lets give credit where credit is due, and no label this as another Apple invention. Granted, they are a major benefactor for the high-dpi adoption rate, but that's about it. Reageer ↓ •
Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 07:57 schreef: I think Apple is bringing the high resolution screens to the masses for the firts time. I'm sure they aren't the inventors of it. Reageer ↓
Tiffany op 8 oktober 2012 om 15:33 schreef: It's not about who gets to the plate first, but who does it best. And Apple has far exceeded it's competitors. Reageer ↓
Zardoz op 7 oktober 2012 om 14:28 schreef: Interesting but in my not retina display I can appreciate more subtle differences in your images for Retina that are compressed to a 71% of original size. I can appreciate some subtle colour jumps in the background gradient. Perhaps my monitor have more contrast…. Reageer ↓
Chris op 7 oktober 2012 om 17:09 schreef: FYI, you have a css rule that is causing your control images (on the left) to appear slightly smashed and therefore more blurry: line 808 of http://blog.netvlies.nl/wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/style.css .entry-content img, .comment-content img, .widget img { max-width: 97.5%; } Reageer ↓
John SMythe op 7 oktober 2012 om 18:14 schreef: I'm definitely going to try this later today. Great tip. Two comments: 1. – Your images have large 'empty' areas and fairly limited color/tonal range, which means images compress well to begin with, and output quality varies relatively little if you save an image at 80 or 50). Are your suggestions still valid with images that contain lots of detail and a large variety of colors? 2. – Check out optimized compression with JPEGMini. I use this for all sites/clients. very happy with the results. Could reduce your full size retina version of the lady with the glasses (41kB) to 21kB without any noticeable difference (smaller version from 16kb => 12kb). In a way it makes sense, as the JPEG standard was created to benefit from the limitations of the human eye (color perception/detail) and because of the "pyramid" encoding (every additional quality level adds more "signal" ie detail). I suspect that in-browser sharpening applied to browser-rescaled images also plays a role here. Thanks again en groeten aan je moeder. Reageer ↓ •
Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 08:06 schreef:
Thanks fot the feedback 1 – In a follow-up article I tried other pictures besides the ones with the limited tonal range etc you mentioned. It's in Dutch, but maybe Google Translate will make you onderstand. Or perhaps you can read (and) write Dutch! http://blog.netvlies.nl/design-interactie/retina-revolutie-follow-up/ 2 – Will check it out! Jij ook de groeten aan je moeder, zag haar laatst nog bij de AH! Reageer ↓
SI Hayakawa op 7 oktober 2012 om 18:39 schreef:
typo: "doubled it's size" — should be "its" (possessive, no apostrophe) Reageer ↓ Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 08:06 schreef:
Thanks! Reageer ↓
SI Hayakawa op 7 oktober 2012 om 18:40 schreef:
another typo: "unfortunately it's filesize" — should be "its file size" Reageer ↓ Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 08:07 schreef:
I'm Dutsch! Reageer ↓
ಠ_ಠ op 7 oktober 2012 om 19:25 schreef:
You should look at this post's HN comment thread to read all the corrections to your little assumptions. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4623160 Reageer ↓
Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 08:08 schreef:
I will do that, thank you for your feedback! Reageer ↓
Aaron Trostle op 7 oktober 2012 om 19:45 schreef:
This is awesome. I just purchased a Retina Macbook Pro and have been scouring the web for new techniques to tackle this issue. When I bought my new MbpR I had no idea what a difference the retina display would have on my web design work. Thanks so much for sharing, I agree with Gwen, one of the best solutions out there so far. Reageer ↓ 14.Pingback: Retina revolution | Itsaat
Joris Bulckens op 7 oktober 2012 om 22:29 schreef:
Dit is de oplossing.. http://www.jpegmini.com Reageer ↓
evandrix op 8 oktober 2012 om 00:18 schreef:
are there noticeable differences in image loading times (compressed vs. uncompressed)? Reageer ↓ •
Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 08:09 schreef: I think so. Off course depending on the site your visiting. Reageer ↓
BriBriBriBri op 8 oktober 2012 om 03:41 schreef:
Cool discovery. It makes sense that when the higher resolution is scaled down it hides the jpeg compression artifacts, but I had never thought to try this. Even if people aren't likely using a retina display this would seem to be a valuable technique where load times are critical.
On another note, this page doesn't display very well on my iphone 4S — the image examples get squished horizontally and it's harder to see the difference. Just wanted to let you know since seeing this on a retina display really drives home how effective it is. The examples did display properly on my retina ipad. Reageer ↓ Daan Jobsis op 8 oktober 2012 om 08:10 schreef:
Thank you for the feedback, it's a bug in the WordPress code I think. I'm trying to have this fixed. Reageer ↓
jive op 8 oktober 2012 om 14:49 schreef:
So all you do is make the image twice the size and then set the IMG tag to show it as half the size? I'm thinking in the future, people may have to adjust the DPI of images. Reageer ↓
Gray Ghost Visuals op 8 oktober 2012 om 15:05 schreef:
In your article it sounds like you're suggesting to upscale the original image for use in a high resolution situation. Anytime you upscale your original image the result will be fuzzy and blurry. You have to have the large image first or else when the high resolution device scales the image it will guesstimate the pixels. This is where the fuzzy and blurry effect come from. If you're part of the apple developers program there's a great video on this topic under the WWDC session videos 2012 https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2012/?id=602 Reageer ↓
Steven op 8 oktober 2012 om 17:32 schreef:
Great article. Just a heads up though, images on your site are not being scaled vertically for mobile. They appear stretched on the iPhone. This could be resolved by setting "height: auto" in your .entry-content img{} Cheers Reageer ↓
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There is nothing like hearing a scary story over the crackling of a burning campfire. Some of the most memorial stories we've heard were when we were young, gathered around the warming glow with other kids. To this day, though you may not necessarily recall the words, but I'm sure you remember the feeling. The unnerving chills as the sense of dread slowly begins to overwhelm, yet you're captivated and eager for more. The stories in this collection are crafted by talented writers to tap into that feeling. (Amazon blurb)
So has come the word from Jesse Dedman of DEADMAN'S TOME that CAMPFIRE TALES, in two separate volumes, is up for pre-order on Amazon, awaiting official publication on August 1. So what's the deal there? Well, we may remember long, long ago (see June 5 2016, et al.) that a story of mine, "In the Octopus's Garden," was slated to publish in CREEPY CAMPFIRE STORIES, except (cf. April 1 this year) CREEPY CAMPFIRE STORIES was to be no more. But then (April 21) the campfire spark was rekindled, with DEADMAN'S TOME sponsoring a new CAMPFIRE TALES which, with this new announcement, is almost upon us.
"In the Octopus's Garden" itself has been around the block more than once, originally published in 69 FLAVORS OF PARANOIA in March-April 1999, not to mention being lead story in my Stoker nominated (ah, now!) collection THE TEARS OF ISIS. And elsewhere I'm sure too — that's octopuses for you! But the point is, it's once more slithering up from the depths to be in the new CAMPFIRE TALES, Volume 1, for more info on which one need but press here. (Or for volume 2 info, press instead here, or to run a quick check on THE TEARS OF ISIS just click on its picture in the center column.)
Now, about that interview (see May 18 two posts below, April 18) . . . it's here! Conducted by blogger Gwendolyn Kiste, this is a fairly straightforward one with mentions both of TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER-DAY TIMES OF EARTH and my previous book THE TEARS OF ISIS. And possibly one or two surprises too, like the place football takes in my writing routine. Or music and differing narrative styles. Other highlights: My first ever official fiction sale, and how much did I get? What are "honorary weekends"? And, speaking of my writers group (cf. post just below), what of the time the Goth cat Triana added a comment of her own to a member's story?*
See all this and more by pressing here.
* And remember, Triana has not been here that long (cf. February 2).
And here it is, the third of my TOMBS-related essays in Heidi Angell's AN ANGELL'S LIFE OF BOOKISH GOODNESS. This one is titled "The Ghoul-Poet" and has to do in part with the division of TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER-DAY TIMES OF EARTH into sections based on what's sometimes called "Five-Act Dramatic Structure," the structure of classical plays like those of Shakespeare. Well, that sounds pretty fancy, but then what's a ghoul doing being a poet? "The Ghoul-Poet" joins my previous guest posts "It Began With a Map" on March 30 and "What's a Novel-In-Stories?" on February 9, concerning, respectively, building the world of the "Tombs" and the reasons for choosing a mosaic, or novel-in-stories format for its presentation.
So, okay, then what is a ghoul doing being a poet? To find out, press here. Also there are links in the essay to my first guest post, on mosaic novels, and a month before that, on January 9, Heidi's original interview of me, as well as to Amazon's page on TOMBS where, at least as of this writing, a bargain $9.95 pre-order price is still being offered*. (For the second essay, however, you'll have to scroll down to March 30 and use the link there.)
Then a quick, somewhat related note: TEARS, TOMBS, and contributions by the Goth cat Triana? And what about the influence of music? Yes, an all new interview of me is in the offing, this one conducted by Gwendolyn Kiste (cf. April 18), and has now been officially scheduled for this coming Monday, May 22. This will be part of a series of interviews I've given this year (cf. April 7, March 13, January 10) leading up to next month and the June 1 release date for TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER-DAY TIMES OF EARTH. So, sure, the purpose is commercial too, but there still should lurk a few fun facts (or so one might hope) about me.
See you all Monday?
*Or one can always just press TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER-DAY TIMES OF EARTH's picture in the center column.
Dragons — bad-ass dragons. Dragons that destroy things and eat people, and the people/robots/aliens/time lords that fight them or out-smart them — or get eaten by them. No story book dragons that live in forests helping orphans or peddling psychedelics. My dragons eat orphans for breakfast. Timeline and setting is wide open. Your dragons aren't necessarily getting stabbed by swords — but swords are welcome too. I want dragons — awe inspiring fear provoking monsters. They can be mechanical, mystical, steam-powered, alien, aquatic, from another dimension, or from outer space — but they must be terrifying beasts of destruction. Here be dragons.
Now who could resist that? Moreover, while the money offered by publisher Digital Fiction may not have been much (though there may be a royalty involved as well), HIC SUNT DRACONES is to be a reprints only anthology and, as it happened. . . . Well, as I told them with my submission, [h]ere is the bad-ass dragon tale of "The Bala Worm," originally published in BLACK DRAGON, WHITE DRAGON (Ricasso Press, 2008), with reprint rights in my possession. It also appears in my collection THE TEARS OF ISIS (Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing, 2013).
It had the makings of a marriage arranged in . . . well, wherever it is that dragons arrange such things. And so, this afternoon, the word came back from Editor Michael Wills: Thank you for sending us "The Bala Worm". We think it is a great fit and would like to publish it.
And then one more detail for fellow authors who might have a dragon or two in the closet, the guidelines say the anthology may be open until the end of the month, May 31, for details on which one may press here. But best hurry because they'll only want thirty stories or so for about 150,000 words total and some of them (mine included) may be long.
Well, sort of. Kind of. Hark us back to April 1 this year, where we may recall that CREEPY CAMPFIRE QUARTERLY, scheduled later this year to reprint my story "In the Octopus's Garden" (originally published in 69 FLAVORS OF PARANOIA, March-April 1999, as well as lead story in my 2013 collection THE TEARS OF ISIS), was not going to be coming out after all. And so that was that. Such things do happen.
But now it seems there may be a spark in the old campfire yet. Through the efforts of fellow CREEPY QUARTERLY author-to-be Leo X. Robertson, CREEPY CAMPFIRE, zombie-like, is once again stirring out of its grave as a possible special adoptee, possibly in two volumes, via Jesse Dedman of DEADMAN'S TOME. And best of all, this won't interfere with the TALES TO TERRIFY acceptance of "In the Octopus's Garden" also announced in April 1's post, to publish in the latter part of 2017, since that involves audio rights alone which CREEPY CAMPFIRE will not include.
More to be announced as it becomes known, but for now a special tip of the hat to Leo and Jesse for showing that, sometimes, you can't keep a good CREEPY project down!
Another month, another interview, so it may seem. See, e.g., April 7, March 13, January 10 . . . and that's just this year! But come June 1, TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER DAY TIMES OF EARTH is expected to be published and it's all a part of getting the word out. Besides, interviews can be interesting both to reader and interviewee if one puts one's mind to it. And even fun.
So word came today from blogger Gwendolyn Kiste who interviews quite a number of writers, samples of which can be found by pressing here. Thank you so much for your responses! At this point, it appears that the interview should go live on my website in mid-May. I will definitely send you an email when I post it.
And there we have it. More secrets bared: My writing habits (some of them quite bad). The influence of music. Contributions by the goth cat Triana. And with this the latest on THE TEARS OF ISIS and, lest we forget, TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER-DAY TIMES OF EARTH. One of the fun things, in fact, is that each interviewer is different as well, not just in their questions (some of these, of course, may be common to more than one interview) but also in their approaches to questioning. Matter of fact? Interested in detail? Fun-loving? Quirky?
Search on "Interview" in the "search here" box at the upper right for a tour of the dates I've listed above — a possible project for an otherwise dull rainy day? And check here in May for a link to the newest by Gwendolyn Kiste as soon as I have it!
Along with yesterday morning's marathon interview, Friday also brought these more low-profile items:
1. A contract by email "signed" and sent back to TALES TO TERRIFY for permission to podcast "In the Octopus's Garden" (cf. April 1), originally published in 69 FLAVORS OF PARANOIA for March-April 1999 and also the lead prose tale in THE TEARS OF ISIS;
2. Receipt by street mail of my copy of the corrected contract, countersigned by publisher Scary Dairy Press (cf. March 8, et al.) and with payment included, for "Swarms" as a reprint in MOTHER'S REVENGE, planned to be out for Earth Day, April 22;
3. Also by street mail, two copies of a contract received from Smart Rhino Publications for my science fiction story "Golden Age" to be reprinted in ZIPPERED FLESH 3 (see March 13, February 21, et al.), one countersigned by me this morning and left out for return mail pickup.
All in all, not a bad way to wind down the week.
Secrets, secrets. What was my "first ever" book, and why? (Hint, long out of print, you usually won't see it in my current bio-notes.) Do I claim a specific writing style? Does my novel TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER-DAY TIMES OF EARTH have an ultimate message for readers (and what is the relation of TOMBS to what dramatists call "the five act structure")? In the process of coming up with a title, how did TOMBS differ from THE TEARS OF ISIS? And now the answers, to questions I wouldn't have dreamed up myself and many, many more have been revealed, courtesy of blogger extraordinaire Fiona Mcvie on AUTHORSINTERVIEWS.
And maybe a little more will be there on ISIS as well, or how Peter Lorre might have made a good "Ghoul-Poet." If curious, press here. (And if interest is piqued by what you find, links are provided at the bottom for pre-ordering TOMBS as well as ordering THE TEARS OF ISIS — or if in a hurry, just click on their pictures on this page in the center column.)
It happens sometimes. It's usually not reported here, but sometimes a magazine or book that's accepted a story fails to be published. But life must go on, yes? Such has been the fate of "In The Octopus's Garden," originally published in 69 FLAVORS OF PARANOIA, March-April 1999, which we might recall had been accepted as a reprint for CREEPY CAMPFIRE QUARTERLY for publication later this year (see June 5 2016). But then in November . . . well, these things happen.
Fast forward to this month, lots going on, but for thirty solid days in March no new acceptances, story or poetry, to be reported until Friday afternoon, March 31, and an email time-stamped 2:45 p.m.: Thank you for submitting "In the Octopus's Garden" to TALES TO TERRIFY. We loved this story and would like to accept it for publication. So you lose one, you win it back. TALES TO TERRIFY is a podcast with "In the Octopus's Garden" tentatively set to air "somewhere around July-December 2017." But for those who can't wait or would like to read it in print as well, it's also lead story in THE TEARS OF ISIS which can be ordered by clicking its picture in the center column or pressing here.
If you're familiar with Smart Rhino's anthologies (and we certainly hope you are!), you may remember his stories "The Wellmaster's Daughter" in UNCOMMON ASSASSINS, and "Labyrinth" in INSIDIOUS ASSASSINS. His story "Golden Age" will be published in ZIPPERED FLESH 3, now in production. So marks the start of Monday's outing of Smart Rhino Press Editor/Publisher Weldon Burge's blog, BULLETS AND BUTTERFLIES. Here you will find things concerning my collection THE TEARS OF ISIS and the lure of short stories, as well as my upcoming novel TOMBS: A CHRONICLE OF LATTER-DAY TIMES OF EARTH, though of the latter the publication date is now set for June (i.e. rather than "spring," which only means things sometimes get out of date; also the poet Allan Poe may be better known as Edgar Allan, but typos can happen too). Also the blog itself may seem familiar, having also been published in Smart Rhino Publications's own January NEWSLETTER (see January 18). But as Weldon himself says on his Facebook page: Just posted my interview with Bram Stoker nominee (and frequent writer for Smart Rhino Publications) James Dorr. His story "Golden Age," will appear in the upcoming ZIPPERED FLESH 3. He has some great advice for writers from his own experience. So maybe it will be worth reading anew.
Or in any event for those new to this blog it can be found here.


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- Year:
- 1967
- Length:
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- Engine/Fuel Type:
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- Located In:
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- Hull Material:
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- 66431-2775237
- Current Price:
This vintage Formula 233, a superb sports convertible in its day, is in very reasonable condition. Hunt hull, everything works---recent motors and outdrives, recent Awl Grip, recent top, new seats. Inspired by ocean racers, the hull is full-straked deep-V with a fast and kindly ride. With a pair of 4 cylinder motors it is easy on the gas.
Please contact Stan Pendleton at (207) 734-6728
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Boat Name
Builder: FORMULA
Hull Shape: Deep Vee
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Beam: 8 ft 2 in
Minimum Draft: 1 ft 3 in
Maximum Draft: 2 ft 3 in
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Dry Weight: 3200 lbs
Engine 1:
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Engine Model: 3.0L
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Engine 2:
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Engine Model: 3.0L
Cruising Speed: 30 mph
Maximum Speed: 40 mph
Fuel Tanks: 3 Plastic (74 Gallons)
Seating Capacity: 6
Electrical Equipment
Electrical Circuit: 12V
2 Mercruiser 3.0Litre, 4 cyl, LH gas engines, Alpha One drives w/SS tie bar, 4-blade alum props. Racor gas filters, Ride Glide cable steering w/Merc power assist, Morse cable controls. There are two 25 gal saddle tanks and a 24 gal plastic belly tank, all with remote gas gauge. Merc trim/tilt controls w/pair trim gauges. Both engines have full gauges (volt, oil, water temp, tach). Pitot tube speedometer.
- Furuno 1730 radar on slides
- Standard Eclipse+ VHF
- Standard Horizon digital depth
- 2 Guest 1-both-2 batt switches
- Ritchie compass
- aft auto bilge pump
- nav lights, compass light
- anchor light
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The seats are new, the white Sunbrella top is newer and in good condition.
It has a teak companionway door and teak trim.
AUK has that deep-V hull that is still in style--power is speed and with 300 total horsepower AUK can still get you there on time. The motors and outdrives were installed somewhat recently and have been professionally maintained since new. The boat gets very light seasonal use and the motors probably have no more than 100 hr on them. While the price reflects that it is not in show-boat condition, AUK is all there. On the one hand it needs nothing and on the other hand it could take all the upgrades one might want to add to this old classic. It's a sleeper.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Using Squid to filter Internet access
ACLs – Time Based
Restricting access by time is an especially useful feature of Squid for kids. Virtually every computing device now has WiFi, and I suspect at some point WiFi-capable devices will become cheap enough to give away in cereal packets. Given this trend, it seems clear that I won't be catching my kids hiding under their blankets reading a book with a flashlight; instead, they'll be surfing the web or playing online games.
To restrict web access on weekdays and leave it more open on weekends, you can use rules such as:
acl basic time MTWHF 18:00-20:00 acl basic time SA 9:00-20:00
These lines would set an ACL that allows traffic Monday through Friday from 6pm until 8pm, and on Saturday and Sunday from 9am until 8pm.
ACLs – URL Based
Squid really shines in the variety of ways it allows you to filter. For example, you can filter access based on source and destination IP, on the domain of the client, the destination domain of the request, regular expression versions of these domains, the URL, the URL excluding the protocol and hostname, and the HTTP method (GET, PUT, POST), just to name a few. One way to make all this more manageable is to use include files:
acl good_domains dstdomain "/etc/squid/good_domains.acl"
The named file would then contain entries such as
.wikipedia.org .linux-magazine.com
and so on. Basically, for any ACL type, you can use an external file. I strongly recommend doing so, because it makes things much more manageable.
Restricting by File Type and Mime Type
Some things never get old, and apparently serving malware in the form of hostile executables or files such as PDFs is still a popular and effective way to attack users. You can block files based on the
urlpath_regex, usually by blocking the file extension. However, some operating systems and applications will still load content, even if the file extensions are "wrong," so you should also block by mime type, just to be on the safe side. To block Flash videos, for example, you can do:
acl flashvideo rep_mime_type video/flv video/x-flv acl flashvideo urlpath_regex \.flv(\?.*)?$
Using Squid ACLs does have some down sides, however. For one thing, you'll need to maintain files manually and reload Squid every time you update them. To deal with this, you can use the ICAP protocol.
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I purchased the pattern at "Whimsy Couture"
For the dress above it is a size 2T. I bought this beautiful cotton fabric at Mardins for $2.99 a yard and have had it for about a year. I think it came out just perfect for this style dress. I added some Ivory lace trim to the bottom hem. I always finish each of my garments off with a serger for that professional finish.
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I added some Ivory trim and made the little rossette from ruffled lace .
This one and the next one are size 5T.
This fabric reminds me of vintage time. I love the color and the trim was just perfect. The trim is embroidered lace trim with a flower pattern.
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READY IN: 1hr 5mins
Recipe by Marie
It's amazing that so few ingredients can make such a delicious cheesecake. Really easy.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄4 cups graham cracker crumbs
- 1⁄4 cup melted butter
- 3 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese
- 1⁄4 cup sugar
- 3 eggs
- 1 lemon, juice and zest of
- 1 cup Cool Whip
Directions See How It's Made
- Combine graham cracker crumbs with melted butter and press on the bottom of a 9" springform pan.
- Beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth.
- Add eggs one at a time and mix until just blended.
- Stir in zest and juice from lemon.
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Coming from a family of 10, I have seen the interaction of a lot of different families and their relationships with one another; myself included.
Each person born has their individuality. I think that some aspects or traits, are adapted from our parents or those who raise us, especially during the formative years; however we develop our own personalities based on so many factors. As a Christian I believe we are unique and are born with various feelings, attitudes and sensitivities.
We can be born within the same family, but all be different in our nature. Having said that, being born into a family of 10.. me the youngest; even though each of us were very different in so many ways, we all had the same view about unconditional love… because our mother demonstrated it to all.
Sometimes though there were times, that love was fractured or tested but like gold goes through the refining process, so did the relationship. Family ties by nature are the strongest… but can also be the most heart-breaking when something goes awry. It has always seemed to me when that happens, both of the individuals or family, wait for the other one to admit 'they' are wrong, and then just maybe they'll forgive them. I've seen so much heartache, many tears and a lot of sadness when this happens. Why is it so hard to talk things out? Why are these people that have been an intricate part of our lives, expendable?
I would suspect 'pride' is lurking, hardness of heart present, and a sense of always being right; as though somehow that is a reason to dismiss someone from your life. Communication is the only answer! Second to that… maybe it should be first, but 'forgiveness' is key; just forgiving whatever each one feels the other has done. Sometimes relationships get so mixed up, it's like scrambled eggs that really can't be unscrambled; we just have to go on!
And if you let God into all of it… he can help…. He's the only one I know that can 'unscramble the eggs'!
I'll interject here, just to say that I know there are those who don't know what a loving, forgiving, unconditional love from a parent is like. That can so injure a child emotionally, and knowing some who have been through this, I realize that it takes strength, motivation and hard work to experience the healing that is needed.
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The sport of cycling is growing and now it's coming to Alberta, thanks to Albertan Alex Stieda, the first North American cyclist to wear the yellow leader's jersey at the Tour de France. Through his vision, the 2013 Tour of Alberta will be the first major international professional stage race for Canada, and we're so excited it's decided to route it's way through our scenic community of Okotoks.
The event is scheduled for September 3 - 8, 2013. It will start in Edmonton heading south toward the Okotoks region.
Stage 5, the final stage routes from Okotoks to Downtown Calgary on September 8th. The start location is the Seaman Stadium in Okotoks, where riders will ride 132 kilometres to the final finish point of Centre Street and 4th Avenue in Calgary's downtown core.
The Town of Okotoks has many special events planned to cheer on the riders and celebrate a fantastic event in a fantastic community. It's not every day an international event like this comes to town, so be sure to come out and enjoy the festivities.
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American River is a 5 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Rancho Cordova, California that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from April until September. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
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fly fishing
mountain biking
nature trips
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The American River has a paved trail from it's confluence with the Sacramento River and Beale's Point at Folsom Lake. There are numerous dirt hiking trails and several access points with picnic areas and parking. A 35 mile long natural area in the middle of the Sacramento area with a bike trail, horse trails, nature trails, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, birding, and rafting opportunities
Best for biking.
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Needle-free acupuncture trial to ease student stress
College students are undergoing a trial of needle-free psychological acupuncture to help deal with exam and study stress.
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Traditional acupuncture uses fine needles inserted into pressure points around the body to treat a variety of conditions.
Psychological acupuncture stimulates or massages points by tapping on them.
Year 10 students at Varsity College on the Gold Coast are undergoing a five-week trial of the technique.
Bond University Department of Psychology Assistant Professor Dr Peta Stapleton says it's a method that once taught, students can do to themselves.
"No needles involved, which is fantastic for people that don't like needles," she said.
"What we do is really teach them how to focus on what the problem is, that they are trying to target.
"Part of the brain responds, so as you're tapping on these pressure points, a bit like a massage I guess, the brain actually responds that normally sends out a stress response to the body."
Easing student pressure points
There are eight pressure points involved in psychological acupuncture, including around the face, eyebrows, chin and top of the head.
The students are asked to provide feedback on the effectiveness of the technique.
Dr Stapleton says year 10 students are in the perfect position to start learning skills to cope with the stress of exams.
"They're in that mid section and they're about to enter that grade 11 and 12 where they're expected to know what subjects to choose for their university degrees or wherever they're going to after school," she said.
Participants are encouraged to focus on the object of their stress, instead of trying to find a distraction from it.
"This is just another way to actually teach people to be aware of what is going on in your own mind," she said.
"If you do it and you're not focusing on what your problem is at hand, you don't actually get any results."
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Friday, July 15, 2011
Boeing Interested in Orbiter Hangar
An artist's concept of the Boeing CST-100 docking at a Bigelow inflatable space station.
Back on July 1 I mentioned a rumor I'd heard that a certain aerospace company was interested in leasing Orbiter Processing Facility 3 at Kennedy Space Center, which formerly housed the orbiter Discovery.
Florida Today broke the story today, revealing that it's Boeing.
(My source back on July 1 was a Boeing rep.)
Space beat reporter James Dean writes:
The Boeing Co. is in negotiations with NASA and Space Florida to build a commercial space taxi in a former shuttle hangar at Kennedy Space Center.
If it pans out, the deal would bring hundreds of jobs to KSC starting in the next 12 to 18 months, when the center's employment will be at its lowest level since the end of the Apollo program.
John Elbon, the manager overseeing development of Boeing's CST-100 spacecraft, said Space Florida and KSC were still working out which facilities would be made available, including the hangar
that formerly housed the orbiter Discovery ...
Boeing wants to locate its manufacturing, engineering, integration and flight teams in the same place to increase cost-saving synergies, Elbon said, and is exploring options in multiple states.
The work would require a high bay facility for manufacturing, test facilities and office space, and Discovery's hangar and an adjacent shop have been discussed as a possible fit.
NASA announced on July 7 a deal with Sierra Nevada to lease unspecified facilities at KSC to support their commercial crew entry, the Dream Chaser.
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