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Episode #4 of the Night Dreams series will be released on all eBook platforms on October 27th. A print edition will follow soon after. Each episode is in the 20,000 word range, one connecting to the next. The series book trailer is below.
Night Dreams 4 "Tall Man" Cover RevealPosted in Book Cover, book release, series with tags Book release, halloween, horror, nightmares, paranormal on October 24, 2014 by Junior
What Is DRM And Should You Use It?Posted in Books, DRM, self-publish, Writing with tags Digital Rights Management, eBooks, publishing on October 1, 2014 by Junior
What is DRM?
DRM stands for Digital Rights Management. That is tech-speak, but in layman's terms, it means your electronic content is protected from it being shared or 'pirated' over the internet without your consent or knowledge. Having DRM on your content restricts access to copying, editing, and printing.
This can give digital content creators (musicians, authors, publishers) a bit of security and keep a tighter rein and more control on their works. As with anything else, there are varied opinions about how it works, the real security of it, and whether it's a good thing or bad thing.
But, let's step back and take a quick look at some of its history.
The idea of having digital content protected at the source has been around since the old 'floppy disks' (I hope I didn't date myself there). From the floppy disks, the process extended to music CDs. This is where most of the controversy was thrust into the public spotlight, and where the music sharing company, Napster, was brought under heavy scrutiny. Many musical artists protested and sued Napster over the music being shared to listeners for free through mp3 files. This was a matter of the bottom line, money, and well totally justified, but more importantly, it was about the overall violation and disregard of copyright and ownership of the content.
The music industry was the first to take the hit from peer-to-peer file sharing, and from their experience and mistakes, the movie industry learned a lot and began to lace their DVDs with the code to prevent movies from being copied and shared endlessly. An owner of a DVD can legally make a copy for his or her own use, but this ability is limited by the digital management code in the disk. Music CDs were soon equipped with a similar protection to help cut the piracy and in an attempt to preserve copyright and keep the musicians from losing money.
The new player on the market is now the booming business of ebooks, and with that, it brings about the same issues that the above mentioned industries faced. Authors and publishers, the creators of ebooks, are now in the position of protecting their craft and hard work – leading back to the biggest protector, DRM.
Here, I will be speaking about eBooks. First, in uploading your content to a retailer (Amazon, Apple, Kobo, BnN) you may or may not be given the option to apply DRM to your content. Once you are at that point in uploading your book you have to make a decision about protecting it.
To me, it's a matter of personal preference and what your expectations may be. Piracy runs rampant on the inter-webs, and realistically there is no good way to stop it. 'If it can be taken for free, it will be.' That's the unfortunate truth.
With that said, let's say you are releasing a free ebook. In that case, DRM might be a mute point. I say that because in a strange way, if you are putting something up for free, your content will more than likely be downloaded many times online, creating pub and exposure for you, your writing style, and your book. If putting it up for free, with the notion that word will spread about your product, then DRM-free might be the way to go. The only problem with that is, as piracy goes, there are some websites taking free works and then selling them on their site with no pay out to the author. Here is a very interesting post about this issue written by Y. Correa.
Another thing to consider is that is some circles, there have been reports of consumers having trouble using DRM content. I don't know how true this is or what the percentages are, but if you are on the fence, you may want to look into these potential problems before you decide.
Not having DRM on a bestseller might not have a significant effect on sales if it is already at that level, and in the case of J.K. Rowling, she moved into the ebook market being DRM free. Piracy was always something Rowling has had to deal with, especially early on. Her thought in going DRM free was that she might build an audience of pirate readers and convert them into paying customers. But, very few have J.K. Rowling's clout to pull that off.
For my ebooks, I do not use DRM when going through the retailers, unless they require it on their end. If there is a chance that a consumer might have a technical issue that may reflect negatively on my product, then I try to avoid it if possible. I want my reader's experience to be the best it can be.
This all can seem very confusing, so I tried to give a little background on this ongoing topic of discussion in the internet community. There is no right or wrong way, and honestly, if a consumer really wants to buy your content, I don't think DRM will sway them one way or the other.
The good news is that if you are asking this particular question, then it must mean you have completed your hard work and are ready to send it out to the masses. To that I say…Congrats!!
State of Horror – Illinois/New JerseyPosted in Horror, Nightmares, Paranormal, Promoting, Writing with tags anthology, demons, horror, nightmares, zombies on August 23, 2014 by Junior
Two separate anthologies – 26 tales of horror! Both will be released on Tuesday, August 26th in ebook and print formats. My story Ritter House, will be part of the State of Horror – Illinois anthology put together by Charon Coin Press and edited by Jerry Benns.
State of Horror: Illinois
In the depth of winter the field lay barren and cold. The remnants of the recent harvest push through the layers of wind-driven snow. Fields are divided by highways and county roads leading to small towns and solitary farms. Hard to imagine this cold, barren place is alive during the summer. Summertime finds the farms full of life as the vast expanses of cultivated fields come alive with towering stalks of corn. At that time of year the heat, oppressive and heavy, rules this domain and is in stark contrast to the harsh desolation of winter.
Driving North on one of the many interstate highways, one would leave the rolling hills near the Kentucky border behind and travel into the river plains of the Midwest. Traversing through the area, small towns dot the landscape with their little houses, fenced yards and front porches, along with streets laid out in perfect grids. The small towns and fields seem to transform as the car moves farther north along the highway skirting the expanse of larger cities that pop up throughout the state. Then arriving at the final destination of the third most populated US city, Chicago, the essence of Illinois is felt with every mile.
Leave the safety of your world behind and travel the highways to the darker side of Illinois. Let your imagination run wild as you weave a tale of unspeakable horror.
Introduction – Jerry E. Benns
Out Come the Wolves – Claire C. Riley
Ritter House – A. Lopez, Jr.
Chicago Mike – Della West
The Ghosts of Morse – Julianne Snow
Drowning in the Hazel – Eli Constant
In Chicago, The Dish Is So Deep, No One Can Hear You Scream – Frank J. Edler
Chicago Blues – Stuart Conover
My Porcelain Monster – Eric I. Dean 115
Piasa Remains – Herika R. Raymer
Vishnu Springs – DJ Tyrer
Dying Days: Great Mistakes – Armand Rosamilia
What's Eating the Mob – P. David Puffinburger
Seek No Longer the Beloved – Jay Seate
Author Biographies
State of Horror: New Jersey
The wind blows off the Atlantic and the sun beats down on the lotion lathered beach goers while the waves rumble and crash on the shore. Who would have guessed that these beaches once inspired a story that would resonate with moviegoers for decades afterwards. In 1916, a string of vicious shark attacks horrified New Jersey for twelve days, leaving communities shocked and running for the safety of dry land. Later, author Peter Benchley took inspiration from the headlines and penned Jaws, moving the location to New York's Long Island, but the core of the fear was derived from the Jersey Shores.
The state of New Jersey, bordered by New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, is rich with history as it was one of the original 13 colonies settled, and played a huge part as the country began to take shape. The topology of the state lends a unique opportunity for setting a story, with the northern hills at the base of the Appalachian Mountains and the southern coastal plains. New Jersey is one of the most densely populated areas in the country, however, in a matter of hours, you can leave the cities behind and discover winding roads bordered by green foliage, or get lost in small towns that borders the Atlantic Ocean. The possibilities are endless to weave a modern or historical horror story using the vast settings of New Jersey.
The Pine Barrens of New Jersey holds the legend of the New Jersey Devil, the thirteenth child of Mrs. Leeds, said to be cursed upon birth by his mother and terrifying the countryside for centuries to come. In the original release of State of Horror: New Jersey, authors Scott M. Goriscak, Diane Arrelle, Christian Jensen, and T. Fox Dunham wrote their own twist on the New Jersey legend. Each story by these authors building upon the core legend of the devil, which has been inspiring the imaginations of generations. The upcoming re-release of the State of Horror Anthology will contain the updated versions of these stories and many more chilling tales inspired by the settings of the New Jersey landscape.
Look for these titles and more in 2014 from Charon Coin Press.
Announcement – State of Horror: Illinois Story ListPosted in Uncategorized on May 22, 2014 by Junior
The story list for 'State of Horror Illinois' has been released. Jerry Benns of Charon Coin Press is doing a great job in working with the authors in putting it all together. Glad to be part of it.
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This round of selections was difficult because there were many impressive stories, but only thirteen available spots. The level of great storytelling was beyond my expectations and the selection process was more challenging than I would have thought. In the end, choices were made based how the stories fit together in the overall collection. I am excited to work with this group of authors in the coming months as we put the final touches on the State of Horror: Illinois anthology and begin our promotional campaign.
Without further delay, let's present the stories set to appear in Charon Coin Press' State of Horror: Illinois anthology. The stories and names listed below are not in the order they will appear in the…
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Authors Supporting Our Troops comes to a (technical) end #ASOT2014Posted in Uncategorized on May 16, 2014 by Junior
The event is done and the books are heading out. Glad to be involved and thanks to Armand Rosamilia for all his hard work.
Originally posted on Armand Rosamilia:
Today is Thursday May 15th 2014, the cutoff date for the Authors Supporting Our Troops event started in mid-January. I had to set this date because, while the four months going have been awesome and the support overwhelming, it was beginning to overwhelm not only me but Special Gal and two rooms of the house.
When I began this venture (thanks to author Joe McKinney, who did a smaller version last year), I was hoping for 500 books to ship overseas. I got about five times that amount, and every day brought another box of books and more excitement as I opened the box, cataloged and photographed and posted the books on Facebook.
It also let me see how very cool and generous people could be as well. Authors and non-authors alike donated money to help with the shipping costs, many people purchased special shirts we made for the event…
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RELEASE: The Sirens Call Issue #14 – Old School HorrorPosted in Uncategorized on May 10, 2014 by Junior
A Great Free Horror eZine! Proud to have my flash fiction story "Purgatory" as part of the release.
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Sirens Call Publications has released the 14th issue of The Sirens Call themed Old School Horror!
With 109 pages of flash fiction, poetry, short stories, it's an issue you're going to want to download for FREE!! With an interview and photography from Tanja Jurkovic as well as an interview from Daniel Durrant, author of Climate Change, there's a little something for everyone.
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Despite two recent studies about omega-3 fatty acids recent months, there's plenty of other research showing that fish oil is good for memory and mental sharpness
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Don't let a couple of "fishy" reports sway you. The latest news about omega-3s isn't good — it's great! We know more than ever about how these good fats keep your body and brain younger. That means getting a daily dose is smarter than ever.
TV, newspapers, radio and online media went negative about omega-3 fatty acids twice in recent months. First, a review of brain studies said good fats don't sharpen thinking skills. But there's plenty of other research showing that fish oil, and especially the king of omega-3's, DHA, is good for memory and mental sharpness — and skimping on it puts brain cells at risk. Second, a big review of heart studies concluded omega-3s don't keep tickers in tip-top shape. But that analysis looked at people with already troubled hearts, didn't factor in their fish oil doses, or factor out those taking heart drugs (like cholesterol-lowering statins) that may overshadow good fat's inflammation-cooling effects.
The fact is, omega-3s are safe and packed with serious talents for slashing your risk of heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, arthritis and Alzheimer's disease. The latest great news:
Omega-3s cool body-wide inflammation. Inflammatory chemicals in your bloodstream — spinoffs of your body's efforts to fight infection, an immune-system overreaction, or even from belly fat — put you at risk for heart attack, stroke, diabetes, joint pain and more. But a daily dose of omega-3s turns off pro-inflammatory genes embedded in fat cells, while giving your body the building blocks it needs to produce more inflammation-cooling compounds. Good deal!
Omega-3s keep your DNA young. Taking omega-3 fatty acid supplements daily keeps the protective "caps" on the ends of your DNA longer. These caps, called telomeres, get shorter with age, eventually allowing DNA to fray. That raises risk for heart disease and an early death.
Omega-3s reduce free-radical damage. Rogue oxygen molecules in your body can ding your DNA in ways that increase odds for heart disease and brain decline. A regular fish-oil habit reduces this "oxidative stress" by 15 per cent.
Omega-3s pamper brain cells. Bumping up your DHA-omega-3 intake by just half a salmon filet per week could lower levels of brain cell-strangling beta amyloids in your bloodstream by 20 per cent to 30 per cent. Less in your blood means less in your brain — a good thing, since they're responsible for the tangles around brain cells that characterize Alzheimer's disease!
Omega-3s may deliver extra protection if you're overweight or are a smoker. Getting back to a healthy weight and kicking cigs are important, but omega-3s can help protect you from the health risks that pile on from smoking and excess body fat. Fish oil reduces the stiffness of a smoker's arteries (that contributes to heart attack and stroke risk). If you're extremely overweight, a daily dose of fish oil can dial down inflammation.
Ready to get your daily helping of omega-3s? Here's how to get 'em like we do:
Feast on omega-3-rich fish. Only two types of fish — salmon and wild trout — that are widely available in the U.S. and Canada are good sources of omega-3s. If you're getting your omega-3s by eating two fist-size servings of fish per week, make sure it's one of these. Canned salmon is one affordable way to do that.
Pop the best omega-3 supplements. We recommend a daily 900 milligram DHA algal supplement (Dr. Mike heads the scientific advisory committee of one manufacturer). DHA is the most potent omega-3; from it, your body can make another type, EPA, which has heart-health benefits. Algal supplements are also great if you're a vegetarian or don't like fishy burps. Also, some fish oil supplements contain 30 per cent palm oil (loaded with inflammation-boosting saturated fat), and algal oil doesn't.
Balance omega-3s and omega-6s. Some experts say cutting back on omega-6 fatty acids, which may increase inflammation, while increasing omega-3s is a smart balancing act. Reduce your omega-6 intake the easy way by choosing canola or olive oil instead of corn or soybean oil for cooking and drizzling over salads.
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Add soul to your Sunday with gospel brunches
A gospel brunch at Sylvia's (Brian Harkin).
Brunch is a New York City institution. But with its long lines, watered-down mimosas and oft-burned hash browns, the tradition can start to feel a little, well … stale.
If you really want to spice up your Sunday morning routine, check out one of these brunches, complete with their very own foot-stomping gospel shows.
Gospel Uptown
2110 Seventh Ave., at 125th St., 212-280-2110
This unique 12,000-square-foot restaurant and performance space opened in September to much applause — especially during its popular Sunday gospel brunch. "We're able to bring the good news of fine dining and inspirational music together under one roof in the very heart of Harlem," said owner Joe Holland. The three-course pre-fixe Sunday gospel brunch ($29.95) is a must-try, featuring haute-soul cuisine by chef Kenneth Collins and music by well-known gospel acts including Pastor Alvin Freeland and Jade Trini Goring. Note to diners: Dishes like fried chicken and BBQ short ribs arrive in huge portions, but save room for the red velvet cake served with delicious ginger ice cream.
The price of brunch covers the gospel show, but call ahead for performance times.
BB King Blues Club
237 W. 42nd St., btwn Seventh and Eighth aves.,212-997-4144
Never mind the touristy address near Times Square — this well-known music venue also offers a fun, all-you-can-eat Sunday gospel buffet brunch featuring performances by the famous Harlem Gospel Choir. Every Sunday at 12:30 and 2:30pm, the choir takes the house down, while diners snack on Southern treats such as baked yams, cornmeal-crusted catfish, and Memphis-style BBQ. Forty dollars (in advance) covers the buffet-style brunch, gospel performance, and all taxes and tips, making it a bargain for tourists and locals alike.
17 W. 125th St. near Fifth Avenue, 212-876-9300
A variety of gospel singers, including Helen Slade, entertain the crowds on select Sundays at this Caribbean eatery in Harlem, made famous on the hit TV show, "Throwdown With Bobby Flay," where the famous chef challenged the restaurant's fried fish escovitch (and lost). There's no cover for gospel performances on Sunday, but you'll want to budget an entire afternoon to really enjoy the show, along with island-influenced dishes such as jerk chicken, curried goat roti and blackened catfish. Sweet potato pie ice cream makes for a sweet finish. Most performances start at 3 p.m. and last several hours — call ahead for the music schedule.
Sylvia's Restaurant
328 Lenox Ave., btwn 126th and 127th sts., 212-996-0660 Cooking up soul food classics such as smothered chicken and candied yams since 1962, ithis beloved Harlem eatery offers a packed, no-cover gospel brunch on Sundays, from 12:30-4 p.m. While the mimosa-fueled crowd can get a bit rowdy (busloads of mostly foreign tourists arrive every week for Sunday brunch), the terrific live performers and fine food make Sylvia's a must-visit for gospel brunch, even if you have to wait in line.


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By Tom Cox
One of the most promising and fastest growing areas of management science is the area of organizational change. "Organizational change" is the fancy way of saying, we often know what we should do — we just don't do it. Like diet, go to the gym, and so on. Turns out there's a science for making that jump — from knowing we should do something, to actually doing it.
No charisma required
One wrong way to try to get buy-in is to rely on motivational speakers, or the charisma of the CEO (if the CEO has any). Why wrong? Because the outside motivation is, as Devane puts it, "buy-in for a day" — it's temporary because it's external.
Example: Integrated planning via the search conference
Microsoft had a division that wanted to go after a new market. They used the "Search Conference" — a roughly two day effort that alternates between large group meetings and small group analysis. Each small group cycle ends by reporting back out to the whole group. The whole group tackles all the major issues.
Example: World Cafe
Start with some small questions that feed each other. And set the room with round tables. At each table, there is a different question being asked and answered. One person "hosts" the table and provides continuity. After each round of discussion, people move to another table, changing who they are with, and take on the next question. Again, you end the day with action plans.
Keeping the process safe
Sometimes CEOs worry the group will take the company into a wrong direction. That's not a problem – just set up the boundaries in advance of the meeting, directing the group up front as to which areas are open for innovation — maybe new markets are okay — and which areas are not open — maybe new products are off the table. Try to keep it at 4-6 boundaries or less.
Competitive advantage
Organizational change is tremendously difficult. The firm that masters this will profoundly out-perform the competition who have not.
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... than I feared. The hostel is in a 100 year old Japanese ryokan. It's old dark wood, big windows, lattice work panels, inner courtyard garden, steep stairs etc. The bunks are very sturdily built and all have privacy curtains, light and socket to charge gadgets. I was the only non Oriental staying - the others from China, Taiwan, Macau and elsewhere. Very quiet at night and I am pleased to report - no snoring!
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I have one in 16 Ga. My wife got from her mother. Where she got it I have no idea. On the barrel it says, "Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle Works Barrel & Lug Forged As One". One of these days after I retire I'm going to refinish it. It's one of the nicer single shots I've seen, and you don't see too many of them in 16 Ga.
I have one in 16ga. Got it used but looking new in '74. Did I see in your pic. where it said something about being dis-continued in '41? Mine has a full choke with color case hardened reciever and tang lever. Always tight lock-up, nice wood, really nice recoil pad, just. Always reminded me of an above average single shot every time I'd hunt with it as a young healthy hunter afoot.
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Gloucester High School golfers are leading the Peninsula District by just under 50 strokes after the first three matches on the 2010 schedule.
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Blacken, a 1984 graduate of Mathews High School, was hired by new Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan in February as the assistant strength and conditioning coach, his second stint with the team. A text message made it all possible.
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Spartanburg, SC, 29306
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Letter: Matheson's bipartisan work helps improve overall quality of life for Utahns
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I've noticed a lack of letters supporting Rep. Jim Matheson. I would like to point out Matheson's support for education, especially Pell Grants and keeping student aid affordable.
Here in Utah, 75 percent of our college students depend on these types of aid in order to complete their education. I, for one, required a federal grant to complete my master's degree in nursing. Spending on education is always an investment in the future, reducing unemployment and fostering self-reliance.
Additionally, Matheson's support for transportation has brought significant federal investment into Utah's highway system, including the long overdue reconstruction of I-15 in Utah County and also the development and operation of TRAX and FrontRunner. These were a direct result of bipartisan work between Matheson, former Sen. Bob Bennett and local planners — including UDOT. These types of investments improve overall quality of life for all Utahns and our guests.
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We say that time flies, it marches on, it flows like a river — our descriptions of time are closely linked to our experiences of moving through space. Now, new research suggests that the illusions that influence how we perceive movement through space also influence our perception of time. The findings provide evidence that our experiences of space and time have even more in common than previously thought.
The research, conducted by psychological scientist Eugene Caruso of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and colleagues, is published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.
"It seemed to us that psychological scientists have neglected the important fact that, in everyday experience, people don't evaluate the past and the future in exactly the same way," says Caruso.
From research on spatial perception, we know that people feel closer to objects they are moving toward than those they are moving away from, even if the objects are exactly the same distance away. Because our perceptions of time are grounded in our experiences of space, Caruso and his colleagues hypothesized that the same illusion should influence how we experience time, resulting in what they call a temporal Doppler effect.
Surveying college students and commuters at a train station, the researchers found that people perceived times in the future (i.e., one month and one year from now) as closer to the present than equidistant times in the past (i.e., one month and one year ago).
Similarly, participants who completed an online survey one week before Valentine's Day felt that the holiday was closer to the present than those who were surveyed a week after Valentine's Day.
These findings hint at the relationship between movement in space and perceptions of time; to establish a direct link between the two, the researchers conducted a fourth study using a virtual reality environment.
Wearing a head-mounted display, college students were immersed in a scene with a two-lane road flanked by trees, streetlights, and buildings. Some of the students experienced the scene as though they were walking toward a bubbling fountain at the end of the road, whereas others felt as though they were walking backwards, away from the fountain. Later, the students reported how far away a date (three weeks in the future or three weeks in the past) felt to them.
Only those students who moved forward reported that the future felt closer than the past; students who experienced a mismatch between their movement (i.e., backward) and the direction of the event (i.e., future) showed no temporal Doppler effect.
These results confirm that our perceptions of time are grounded in our experiences of movement through space: We tend to feel closer to the future because we feel like we're moving toward it.
Caruso and colleagues argue that this orientation toward the future isn't merely a perceptual quirk; they believe it serves an important purpose. Humans haven't yet mastered the art of time travel, so we can't change the past. But we can prepare ourselves for the future; perceiving future events as closer may be a psychological mechanism that helps us to approach, avoid, or otherwise cope with the events we encounter.
The researchers hope to explore the functional aspects of the temporal Doppler effect in future experiments. For example, is the effect associated with healthy psychological functioning? Are people who show a reverse asymmetry — experiencing the past as closer than the future — more prone to negative outcomes like rumination and depression? Does eliminating the effect make us worse at creating plans and making decisions about the future?
According to Caruso, "this research is important because the idea of psychological distance is central to theory and research in every subfield of psychology — social, developmental, cognitive, clinical — yet there has been an implicit assumption that distance to the past is the same as distance to the future."
While philosophers may debate the directionality of time, these studies suggest that our subjective experience of time is clearly directional.
"Our work suggests instead that there is a systematic difference in people's perceptions of distance to the past and the future," Caruso concludes.
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Do you have another device you can plug the monitor into? (to try and troubleshoot the monitor?)
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If you have one, I guess, I have old monitors so have to use 1 of those converters on my second card, for me at least, the monitors I have work without issue, (which is partly the reason I asked if you had a way to troubleshoot it, assuming the display on the laptop is working as intended)
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Well it's making me think the graphics card on the laptop is doing it's job then, so you could have narrowed it down to cable or monitor...
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Why is it that i can see leaders in my viewports in Paperspace, but when i go into Modle space, i can no longer see, touch, move or modify... there is absolutely no sign of there every being leaders when i go into modle space. Now, i find this odd... seeing as how that is where i origonally drew/ placed them.
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