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Steven Mena's Bereavement the prequel to Malevolence looks great, I have high hopes for this. With the March 4th theatrical release moving ever closer a new alternative poster has popped up on their Facebook page and we have a TV spot for the film which you can check out below.
Bereavement is written & directed by Stevan Mena and stars Michael Biehn, Alexandra Daddario, Noland Gerard Funk, Kathryn Meisle and John Savage. Synopsis: "In 1989, six year old Martin Bristol was kidnapped from his backyard swing in Minersville Pennsylvania. Graham Sutter, a psychotic recluse, kept Martin imprisoned on his derelict pig farm, forcing him to witness and participate in unspeakable horrors. Chosen at random, his victim's screams were drowned out by the rural countryside.
For five years, Martin's whereabouts have remained a mystery, until 17 year old Allison Miller (Alexandra Daddario) comes to live with her Uncle, Jonathan (Michael Biehn). While exploring her new surroundings, Allison discovers things aren't quite right at the farmhouse down the road. Her curiosity disturbs a hornet's nest of evil and despair that once torn open, can never be closed."
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Comic 888: This Could Be Heaven Or This Could Be Hell
Comic 888 is really pretty boring. It's basically the exact same idea as 724, just in reverse. This is really lame. If Randy were clever, he would have thought of both those concepts and made them one comic. But it took him over 150 comics to think of the logical reverse of the "tetris hell" idea. And it's not at all funny, either. Mainly because, and I think it was Carl who pointed this out, it was never original to begin with.
So fuck the actual comic. I'm going to talk about the alt text.
You see, after hundreds upon hundreds of shitty comics, Randy has finally found his comedic genius. He has "cast off his commercial shackles", to quote an earlier and better xkcd, in order to call out his gaggle of GOOMHRing fans on being pasty virgins. "If you've never had sex"... as if there is a hint of doubt with this audience!
The most hilarious part is that his fans will not realize they are being viciously mocked! They will GOOMHR, and marvel at Randall's supposed insight on the sexual world, all the while secretly lamenting the fact that he's right, they haven't had sex.
Truly a clever subversion of xkcd's blatant catering to its fanbase.
[in all seriousness, does Randy know what "ennui" means? Or "redundancy"? It's a bit like tautology... ]
103 comments:
FIRST OMG FIRSTReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 20, 2011 at 8:41 PM
Wow... within seconds of the post going up. Someone needs to get a life
- ThePirateKingApril 20, 2011 at 8:42 PM
Yes, you are incapable of thought.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 20, 2011 at 8:50 PM
Who among us is truly capable of thought? Only the thoughtless. There is a world within our own where Rob is lord over all.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 20, 2011 at 9:16 PM
goatkcd version is 100% accurate btwReplyDelete
- WilliamApril 20, 2011 at 9:44 PM
GOOMH Randy! I've never had sex, but I know you have sex with Megan all the time which is why you're so awesome and I love "Xkcd". What a brilliant web-comic.ReplyDelete
Well I'm honored, rob.ReplyDelete
I was up all night working on a paper, and randy starting his alt text with "If you've never had sex..." just made my night.
He's truly a king among creepy nerds.
- AnonymousApril 20, 2011 at 10:57 PM
Ahhh... thank you, PirateKing, for not making me wait an unreasonable amount of time for my final review. Farewell. May the hate burn unending within your hearts. I go to a better place, where there are no shitty Xkcd and no recently shitty SMBC. Heaven.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 20, 2011 at 11:29 PM
If you've never had sex, call me. I have a Tetris block to show you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 20, 2011 at 11:55 PM
He is a Pirate King, and it is a glorious thing to be a Pirate King.ReplyDelete
I'm not usually on the "Randy is creepy" bandwagon- I mean, it can be fun to joke about it, but MOST of his comics (aside from the weird breast milk ones) aren't really creepy at all. But this alt-text seems creepy to me...this is WAY more than I wanted to know about Randy's personal feelings about sex.ReplyDelete
Though it also makes me morbidly curious as to why Randy apparently finds sex so boring, since he says that after sex he only feels briefly satisfied, then he feels extreme boredom, which is followed by...boredom. That's just weird.
The Hotel California alt-text here is far superior just because Hotel California is awesome.
Also, I know this happened like two reviews ago, but I thought it was awesome how, in the review, the word "house" in "House of Leaves" was in blue text...that's a way more clever reference to the book than the one Randy had in his comic. Though I admit I found the part of the comic about the cat house to be amusing.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 3:00 AM
What's wrong with you people? If you don't like it don't read it.ReplyDelete
- RochambeauApril 21, 2011 at 3:41 AM
But we don't read it.ReplyDelete
- Jon LeviApril 21, 2011 at 3:54 AM
For me, reading xkcd is a matter of morbid curiosity. And we enjoy criticizing it here. We wouldn't stay here if it wasn't fun.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 4:50 AM
You ever watch awful movies? Yeah. Yeah, you do.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 4:59 AM
This is really the best way you've got of spending your time?ReplyDelete
well what do you do with your time?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:07 AM
I am a writer. I may not be great, but at least I attempt to create something, unlike you guys.ReplyDelete
- Charles Augustus FortescueApril 21, 2011 at 5:11 AM
I disagree that this would have been better published alongside the "Hell" version. Both work as self-contained comics, and the link between them is a bonus for regular readers.ReplyDelete
If you are reduced to criticising the alt-text, which is only supposed to be a throwaway bonus, then there can't be much wrong with the comic.
I don't think "ennui" is used inappropriately here, either.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:21 AM
@5:07 I'm a witter to. And a musician. An actual gigging, pay my bills with it musician. Also, I think xkcd sucks so I come here in my free time and read about it. not everyone can be as busy as you are with no time to stop and smell the lovely (xkcd) roses (shit)ReplyDelete
so because we read this blog, that's all we do? like how you only write, all day. foreverReplyDelete
you can either read this blog or write. CHOOSE
- Anonymous XApril 21, 2011 at 5:26 AM
The gun is good!ReplyDelete
The penis is evil!
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:32 AM
And how would you feel if someone criticized not just your work, but you personally? Especially when it's something as innocuous as a webcomic that is not to your taste. It's not like he's making factual errors or lying or anything.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:39 AM
And certainly nobody here also writes...ReplyDelete
he is an adult who makes a living off this. a professional who should be able to cope with criticism. he is not a child you need to defend. and nothing is forcing him to read this blog.ReplyDelete
if you are that sensitive to criticism, don't put your work on the internet. in fact, hide it and make sure no-one ever sees it.
also the knowledge that he makes a living off five minute doodles should ease the pain, i think.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:45 AM
Is that it? You want to make a living doing what Randall does, and because you don't get the same recognition you get upset and post here?ReplyDelete
Get over yourself.
- RochambeauApril 21, 2011 at 5:46 AM
Hey, I'm a writer too! and a good one. I am also a quite talented musician, and a painter. I sometimes enjoy pottery, but I am also a socialite (for example, I'm going to a party tonight, and it's not even the weekend yet!)ReplyDelete
yeah i'm so sad my non-existent webcomic isn't loved by geniuses like anon 5:45ReplyDelete
Damn, Rochambeau, I don't get recognition in any of those things. I'd better post, eh?ReplyDelete
Good trollin' there, Anon. You've almost gone through the whole list of Rob's Rants.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 6:27 AM
So I've read through a few of the blog posts here now, and it's fairly obvious that you're all stuck in a rut. Even if you liked a comic you wouldn't admit it. Your minds are already made up - Randall is a loser and that's that.ReplyDelete
Also, I don't see any evidence of your creative output.
Hey Anon? That's cute.ReplyDelete
You're cute.
Damn you, cptnoremac! I was so close...ReplyDelete
This isn't over.
Re: long, thing block in the next box,ReplyDelete
Anybody else think Randall's compensating for something?
@Anon 6:27ReplyDelete
If we're in a rut, it's one Randall's dug. He's been tireless in convincing us that he's a loser, and at this point it'll take a lot of effort from him to prove otherwise.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 7:55 AM
somebody clue in gamer that 627 was a troll who was exposed alreadyReplyDelete
- Jon LeviApril 21, 2011 at 8:29 AM
Wait, I'm confused. Is Kitten writing the anonymous troll posts or just taking credit for them? In either case it's successful trolling (for trolling other trolls I must point out).ReplyDelete
The strange thing about this place (and with anonymous posting in general) is that no one will know who it really is. In fact I can't conclusively prove I'm not Kitten, or Rob, or Randall, or all three.
Well, he did stop posting after Kitten confessed.ReplyDelete
Captcha: warribo. I'm-a Warribo. I'm-a gonna win!
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 8:53 AM
Jon Levi said:ReplyDelete
".....In fact I can't conclusively prove I'm not Kitten, or Rob, or Randall, or all three....."
You could, actually, but it would involve proving who you are and by default we would deduce who you are not.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 9:09 AM
So how are we doing on Bingo? It seems like we're off to a good start with the fanbois here. Are they aware that Rob is fat?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 10:25 AM
ROB IS REALLLY FAT.ReplyDelete
- Jon LeviApril 21, 2011 at 11:03 AM
I've been doppelganged again? I don't even know why I'm happy about that, but I am.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 11:45 AM
Happiness is a mental state of well-being characterised by positive emotions ranging from slight contentment(1) to rapturiously intense joy(10).ReplyDelete
Your number?
- Jon LeviApril 21, 2011 at 11:47 AM
A solid 3, I'd say.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 11:47 AM
@Aquarians Love to FuckReplyDelete
You really enjoy wasting your time, don't you?
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 11:58 AM
The trouble with people claiming to have "trolled us" is that it presumes that they are distracting us from something productive, which they continually insist does not exist on this blog.ReplyDelete
That, and they think we're serious. Granted, a prominent feature of Aspergers is the inability to pick up on unspoken social cues, so I guess it's not their fault.
Also, they think people give a shit on the internet. But that's the product of far deeper troubles.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 12:00 PM
"You really enjoy wasting your time, don't you?"ReplyDelete
...says the guy who google-stalked ALT-F.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 12:18 PM
Here in lies the human reality of it; the scarified flesh, the spraying gobbets of clotted blood and skin, the splayed muscle, the spayed genitalia, devastated spirits and sickened stomachs. This characterises the very ritual of having carnal knowledge of me - a frisson of excitement.ReplyDelete
You forgot this one anonymous
I take the increase in the number of trolls of late to be a byproduct of this blog becoming more popular.ReplyDelete
It's a positive thing!
Trolls are like worms. Most people don't like to come into contact with them, but they're good for the environment because of the fecal matter they produce.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 12:26 PM
You forgot this one too anonymousReplyDelete
If trolls are worms because they produce shit, this blog is an Ouroboros.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 12:33 PM
Anonymous 11:47ReplyDelete
Bilious and I service 9 different blogs. You found the 3 easy ones. I provided you with The Cuntrel and MyQaeda. There are four others.
Of course, none of these 9 blogs are active now.
Find the active ones my friend - aye there's the rub!
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 12:52 PM
The Cuntrel is the second link I posted. MyQaeda is new though.ReplyDelete
Hmm, I assume the SR that posts here occasionally is Billious also, yes?
@Anonymous 12:00
Well, I never said that *I* don't like wasting my time in the internet, now did I?
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 1:12 PM
You are right Anonymous 12:52. I am still trying to remember all our old Google Accounts. I'll comment here from them as I remember them.ReplyDelete
Bilious is one half of SR - I am the other half.
Each of our blogs was written for a specific wank-circle/person. The astute will certainly discover a shite load of serendipitous academic convergence with many of the posts - especially astute XKCD fans.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 1:16 PM
found another old oneReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 1:19 PM
And yet another one!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 1:21 PM
And yet another one!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 1:32 PM
That is all I can remember now.ReplyDelete
I have an email into Bilious to see if he remembers any.
He's 12 hours ahead of New York time so we'll have to wait.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 1:33 PM
THAT'S COOLReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 1:46 PM
You did get this one right?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 1:50 PM
To think we had so much time back then.
Then we growed up I guess.
There's a whole lot of "shit I don't care about" up in this comment thread.ReplyDelete
What's different is that this time its mostly about ALT-F.
Reboot does a Redux countdown: 8
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 2:30 PM
Capn said:ReplyDelete
"...What's different is that this time it's mostly about ALT-F...."
Ain't it always?
Obviuosly you have not viewed our/my video: "Bilious and VD Perform '2G1C' In Two Acts" Otherwise you would care deeply about our/my shite.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 2:34 PM
This is Heaven? Playing a Flash game where you always win no matter what? That's not even remotely enjoyable.ReplyDelete
Come to think of it, that Tetris game that Carl posted in his review of "Hell" that someone made to emulate the comic was incredibly fun.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 2:38 PM
To be fair, even Dante's Heaven was a pretty darn horrible place. A bunch of washed out druggies lying around and singing hysterically every time somebody mentions God. If Dante can't portray eternal bliss, what chance does Randall have?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 2:50 PM
Don't mention Dante. Randall might start to imagine his obsession with Megan is artistically justified if he learns about Dante's relationship with Beatrice.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 2:56 PM
I'm not so sure about that Anonymous 2:38, Dante does a fine job in The Empyrean where Beatrice is shown to be one tasty morsel.ReplyDelete
I think this portrays eternal bliss well enough.
For me at least.
- The ProphecyApril 21, 2011 at 2:56 PM
At comic 1000 Carl will come back to us and smote all that is assturds and aquarians.ReplyDelete
Captcha: nonate, Carl is the non-ate, the anti-Rob
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 3:10 PM
If you are no longer a quesadilla fan does this mean you are an ex-quesadilla fan now?ReplyDelete
Dearest The Prophecy,
Carl is not of North American provenance. Accordingly, the sun has set on his smoting acumen.
Verily I say unto thee Carl of Talpidae shall be smitten with the myriad charms of the Age of Aquarians.
- darwiniacApril 21, 2011 at 3:29 PM
I think the best part of the comic is that you can see the pathology of Randall's sex life (such as it may be).ReplyDelete
To Randy, sex is just brief satisfaction followed by boredom. He clearly makes no emotional connection to his partner. Women are little more than fucktoys for him, to be ignored until he's able to get an erection again. The "brief" also suggests premature ejaculation issues.
No wonder Megan won't let him near her.
Edit: Captcha: ronads. Randall's gonads, or "ronads," are only barely recognizable as human genitalia due to their small size and mangled state from years of self-abuse.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 3:58 PM
darwiniac said:ReplyDelete
"...The "brief" also suggests premature ejaculation issues...."
Or it could suggest Petronius Arbiter:
"Foeda est in coitu et brevis voluptas,
et taedet Veneris statim peractae"
I think you'll find, darwiniac, that if you were to study your own theory of Evolution, the size of primate testicles correlates more to assurances of procreating than to a relationship of direct proportionality of anthropomorphic virility.
Homo Sapiens are small.
Pan Paniscus are large.
In other words: Big testicles : Low actual virility. Besides, years of onanistic pursuit would produce larger testicles.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 4:14 PM
"Delight in lust is gross and brief,ReplyDelete
and weariness treads on desire"
A rather good translation of Petronius by Helen Waddell
Then again Ms Waddell has not met Randall!
She has yet to witness the almost narcotised tranquility that he would bring to bear upon her.
She has not viewed the expanse of his gaudy seed-bearering physical potency.
- Eff GregApril 21, 2011 at 4:25 PM
Aquarians, are you available?ReplyDelete
I'm so sick of this. It was just ONE fucking blowjob given out of pity and he thinks he's got extensive experience.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 4:53 PM
Eff Greg,ReplyDelete
Yes, but I frequently spend months at a time in the most wretched places on the planet collecting an alphabet's worth of Hep infections.
Careful though, I am pudenda non grata 'round here and treating me with anything but contempt and disdain will prove disasterous for you.
- Eff GregApril 21, 2011 at 5:01 PM
I don't care what others think. You are the smartest individual around here, and your filthy sense of humor is lovable.ReplyDelete
What's the best way to your heart, Aquarians?
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:08 PM
Does Femalethoth still hang around these parts?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:22 PM
The best way to Aquarian's heart is through her cunt.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:27 PM
Eff Greg,ReplyDelete
The best way to my heart?
Having assumed a lordotically prone position, you frot my arse through a fine muslin while I do my nails and feign interest.
That and you stop spelling like a Yankee cunt - to wit; 'humour'.
Of the folks 'round these parts, I think you'll find that Rob, Ravenzomg and Kitten of Varying Depredations, among others, are also quite smart.
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:31 PM
Too right Anonymous @ 5:22ReplyDelete
Mind my prehensile clitoris and distinct vaginal dentata though.
Today, Abstruse Goose is...ReplyDelete
...ah, alright, sorry guys, I was taken in. Abstruse Goose is clearly a parody of shit 'nerd culture' webcomics but I was completely fooled. Well done, writer guy.
- Eff GregApril 21, 2011 at 5:37 PM
I'm not interested in anyone else, I'm interested in you. What impresses you? What do you look for in a guy?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:38 PM
Oh yes, Ann Apolis is also quite intelligent. Also Femalethoth. That's about it though.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 5:56 PM
If Aquarians Love To Fuck is so smart then why can't he-she work out how to use the term "innit?" properly? This is something that even the scummiest infants school dropouts have a firm grasp of.ReplyDelete
- Eff GregApril 21, 2011 at 6:01 PM
5:56, you are a long way behind the curve here. Go back to lurking like a good little boy.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 6:41 PM
Eff Greg, you have upset me very much so I'm saying angry things to you now.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 6:45 PM
Are you British? I think you're British.
so STUPID
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 11:21 PM
You know that kid who got stage fright in front of a reporter and said "I like turtles"? He sounded less retarded than Randall, a fully grown manchild, sounds through the most recent comic.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 11:33 PM
You guys are fucking baiting me to break my vow not to read anymore. I have more will than that though, so I'm just going to stop coming here altogether. I'm sure you're just crushed.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 21, 2011 at 11:57 PM
AW SHIT. TURTLES. MY ONE WEAKNESS.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 22, 2011 at 12:06 AM
- Jon LeviApril 22, 2011 at 1:07 AM
Hey, I'd like to inform you all that this thread is only two squares away from a double bingo!ReplyDelete
Have fun with that information.
- AnonymousApril 22, 2011 at 1:25 AM
Oh boy! I'm guessing somebody needs to get a captcha with high comedic potential for one of them.ReplyDelete
Captcha: fsyrcdu. Damn. My kingdom for a vowel.
As if there's not enough xkcd in boingboing already, some idiot made a real version of the tetris in comic 888... what's it been, two days? Yeesh. 'cept he did it wrong, so it often gives you shapes that are one or two blocks off, which essentially just makes it tetris with annoying extremely awkward shapes...ReplyDelete
In regards to the latest comic... I like turtles.
- Randall MunroeApril 22, 2011 at 1:57 AM
I always use this concept, STFU already!ReplyDelete
@ThePirateKing: I especially like the note under it:ReplyDelete
fixed the sleep-dep-caused 'unheavenly' pieces
Guys! I can actually program, honest, it's just I was too cool to sleep
SOmetimes people are really good at specialized programming. I envy the ones who can make video games at the drop of a hat.ReplyDelete
By the way, you should buy this crap (Shit).
I love you all. Why can't people understand that mocking things is fun... ?
- AnonymousApril 23, 2011 at 7:59 AM
You know how we all complained that the "Hell" comic shouldn't have been titled "Hell" because it took the punchline and ripped it out of Megan's womb? Yeah.ReplyDelete
The funny thing is, people who enjoy the comic seem to enjoy bashing people who read xkcd as much as Randall. People who troll here, people who rant about the blog...ReplyDelete
... but that completely undermines the idea that they have a right to have and enjoy this blog.
free country, dude, enjoy what you wantReplyDelete
but it doesn't make you any less retarded


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Michael says, "Hello, my name is Michael Proctor and I have been painting for competitions for about 4 years. I still consider myself a newbie compared to the awesome talent that appears on this Gallery; however, I am trying to catch up. I started painting a minis for Reaper a couple of years ago and while my most recent piece in the Gallery is probably my favorite at that moment, Marise Greyshroud (DHL 03308) will always hold a special place as it was not only the first piece I did for Reaper and it was also my very first commission piece." read more
Gene has been working with Reaper since about 2003, and since then he has proven to be one of the top sculptors in the industry. Gene's character miniatures are some of the most popular in Reaper's range with exceptional faces, dynamic clothwork, and amazingly realistic hair. read more


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6 Beautiful Luxury Vinyl Tile Floors | Beautiful Design Made Simple
Advantages of Luxury Vinyl Tile
For some reason, most people have an adverse reaction to the thought of vinyl floors. Ok, maybe they're ok for the bathroom, but for the rest of your home? The fact is, vinyl products have come a long way. There's even a new category of vinyl floors – Luxury Vinyl Tile (sometimes called LVT).
A vinyl tile (or vinyl plank) floor like this one from Carpet One's Invincible Vinyl Tile collection could be just the floor you've been dreaming of.
LVT is a great option for rooms that have moistures, spaces that need a durable flooring option and it can save you money too. Depending on the style you choose, you could save as much as 4 dollars a square foot compared to a similar hardwood style. That really adds up considering the average kitchen size is around 300 square feet.
We also love that luxury vinyl flooring is softer and warmer underfoot. Great if you spend a lot of time standing on your floors.
Perhaps the best feature of Luxury Vinyl Tile is getting the look you really want. Manufacturers have even gone the extra mile in creating tiles that are the shape and size of wood planks (sometimes referred to as Luxury Vinyl Plank) so that when they're installed, you get even closer to the look a wood floor. Luxury Vinyl Tile and Luxury Vinyl Plank can have beveled edges and even the texture you would expect in a hardwood or tile floor. You might even forget it's not the real thing.
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Here are some of our favorite rooms featuring Luxury Vinyl Tile. Which is your favorite?
Great wood look for a living room. Durable enough to stand up to the whole family.
Something durable and beautiful for a dinging room, yes please!
A sleek look in the living room.
Perfect for a kitchen. Holds up to moisture and it's easy to stand on.
Eat in kitchens get a lot of traffic. Invincible Vinyl Tile can stand up to that.
Where would you put a beautiful luxury vinyl tile floor in your home?
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Open Concept Kitchen Layouts
Today, kitchens aren't just for cooking. Open concept layouts are found more and more in homes, and are opening the kitchen up to the whole family.
Interior Design By: Evelyn Eshun of Evelyn Eshun Design, Inc.
Whether it's a quick breakfast on the way out the door or a family game night, a kitchen plays so many roles in your daily life. For this reason, when you are designing, updating or redecorating a kitchen, you want to think of all the ways that the space will be used. From a desk for organizing bills and family schedules to a large table for family dining, game night or school projects, Catherine-Lucie Horber made sure her kitchen design, pictured below, would leave the space ready for whatever her client's family needed. Pictured above, designer Evelyn Eshun chose to visually blend the lower cabinetry with the hardwood flooring creating an even more expanded feel to her client's already spacious kitchen concept.
Interior Design By: Catherine-Lucie Horber of Royal Interior Design
In large open concept kitchens, area rugs can add character and help absorb sound. Comfortable stools, a spacious island and task lighting draw the family in for a leisurely breakfast, afternoon snack or as place to simply relax and chat. The below kitchen, designed by Kris Bridgen provides a feeling that's equally as open as it is warm and comforting.
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About 65 people voted in the contest, which I think is pretty good. The winner was, by a fairly good margin, DAN!
congratulations dan. I will be e-mailing you about getting your prize. GUYS: do you remember what the prizes are? Dan won $100 at Topatoco, that is pretty good. I strongly regret promising people that much money.
The honorable mentions were JASON and WAY WALKER, who will each get $20 gift certificates to Topatoco. PS WAY WALKER YOU HAVE TO E-MAIL ME.
The loser was Fred. Sorry fred. I don't know what to say to make you feel better. It is really my fault for picking 4 finalists.
Here lets all look at the winning comic together!
The final panel, presented as an end result comic on its own, is of course lame, but that's the point. As the final panel of the whole thing, though, I think it's quite funny and a great, tidy ending to a massive comic.
Did people like this contest? Do you want more in the future? What if I am too poor to pay for nice prizes, and just have cheap or nonexistent prizes?


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How do I prepare for floor installation?
You've visited your local Carpet One Floor & Home store and selected your new exotic hardwood floor or maybe a super-soft carpet for your home. Before your installation date rolls around, remember that installers are professional craftsman and need to have the area properly prepared before they can install your new flooring.
The below checklist aims to help you prepare for your hardwood floor installation, carpet installation, or other flooring install.
Remove all breakables.
Determine up front who will remove furniture, appliances and the sub floor if needed.
Arrange for the disconnection of gas appliances and electronics.
Determine if any change to the height of the floor requires adjustments to doors for them to open and close properly.
Remove items in storage areas and closets where the new floor is to be installed.
Remove drapes, wall hangings and pictures from walls.
Clean all floors properly prior to laying new floors.
Verify that the inside temperature is appropriate for installation.
When it comes to preparing your home for carpet or hardwood floor installation the steps to prepare your home are the same. So whether you're having carpet, laminate, tile, vinyl or hardwood flooring installed, follow these tips to best prep your space. Then, let the experts at Carpet One Floor & Home take over in creating your beautiful floor.


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I initially thought that it didn't make much sense to blog. No family members read my page and my kids are too young to read (even assuming they would care). The information I load helps no one but myself.
And then it hit me. Who cares? Who cares if I'm the only one that reads the blog? I have found myself utilizing my blog as a repository of information. In fact, when I need to remind myself of a story or how I'm related to an individual I check my blog first. And if the information only serves to help me, then it's serving its purpose!
Then I dug a little deeper. I've met some great blogging friends that are no relation and have nothing in common with me other than our love for the hobby. In fact, I've never met any of the in person. We comment on each other's posts and help with research suggestions. My blog helps them and they help me. That's a great reason to blog.
I don't know what my long term aspirations are for blogging or genealogy in general. I sometimes wonder if I could do this for a living, but I know how difficult it is and I haven't decided if I have the skills to move forward. But I do know that even if I'm the only soul that reads the blog that is good enough for me. It doesn't matter how often I post, because it is after all just a hobby page. The fact that blogging friends tune in is a great added bonus.
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Check out our full review of the Sony Vaio Duo 11 laptop.
With the success of Asus's Transformer tablets and Microsoft requiring touchscreens on new Windows 8 PCs, every laptop and tablet manufacturer is going crazy trying to reinvent the wheel. Regular tablets and regular laptops are too boring in this Windows 8 universe. There are at least two dozen Windows 8 devices launching at the end of October. To get attention, you need a gimmick. Sony's big idea, like Toshiba's, is a tablet with a slide out, and up, keyboard. Sony is calling the Vaio Duo 11 a "slider hybrid." It has the touch capabilities you'd find in a tablet like the iPad, but runs on a processor and other hardware you'd find in a traditional Windows laptop. Sony hopes the Duo 11 will hit a sweet spot and be a best of both worlds scenario. I'm not as optimistic.
A high price for buggy hardware
I love the idea of a slide-out keyboard, and am a fan of Toshiba's U925t (though I'm not a fan of its name), but Sony's design did not impress me. The Duo 11 will start at $1,100, a high price for a Windows PC these days, so for that price, I kind of expected everything to work fairly well. Unfortunately, like some other recent Sony products, the big problems I had were manufacturing and design issues.
Figuring out how to open the Vaio Duo 11 was my first challenge. Though it slides out, you cannot just slide the screen forward (and up). Instead, you must pry the back apart. Unlike a MacBook, getting the Vaio to open is reminiscent of prying open a bear trap. I needed both hands. Once slide out, the screen sits at 1 unadjustable angle. It didn't bother me much, but I missed the ability to adjust the angle of my screen. More of a problem was how floaty the screen was. It doesn't snap into place very well, and often just kind of hovers near your keyboard. One of the rubber feet on the unit I was using also came off. Hopefully that's not a common problem.
The other annoying issue I had was that if the screen happens to be oriented upside down or vertically when you slide out the screen (which happens since this is also a tablet), it will not auto correct itself. You can get the screen to face upward if you lift the entire screen (and device) toward you, but in its default resting position, it will not auto right itself. I encountered this problem multiple times in my few minutes with the Duo 11. It's hard to believe no one at Sony has discovered and fixed the issue. Perhaps it's a Windows 8 problem? Either way, it's not wise to make a device that doesn't know up from down.
Finally, at 2.87 pounds, the Duo 11 was a little too heavy to effectively use as a tablet. It's hard to complain too much about this since it doesn't have to be used as a tablet, but Sony is really touting its flexibility. Minor gripe.
It does work, so that's something
Though its more tablet now than laptop, there is still good in the Duo 11. Windows 8 ran quite smoothly on the hybrid and I had no issues with the 11.6-inch touchscreen or the keyboard. Sony has actually included one of those old keyboard nubs you'd find in Lenovo computers so you can have a mouse pointer without a hassle.
The Duo 11 runs on a 3rd-generation Intel Core i3 processor, has a full 1080p screen, comes with a 128GB solid-state drive (flash storage), has 4GB of RAM, does not have an optical drive. Unfortunately, it does only get about 4 hours and 45 minutes of battery life, according to Sony, which is less than many thin laptops these days, which can often achieve 7 hours before a charge.
Overall, I didn't walk away impressed in my first encounter with Sony's new convertible laptop. There are a lot of solid Windows 8 devices coming out. I'm not sure this is one of them.
(*Note: In the video above, I accidentally say that the Duo 11 has a 12.5-inch screen. It's screen is 11.6 inches diagonally.)


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Finding a travel mug that fits your style may be a unicorn of a search. The Streamline Unicorn Ceramic Travel Mug With Lid has whimsical unicorns and rainbow swirls to make even your Monday morning coffee seem sweeter.
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Randy Yorks N-sider Archives
Read Randy York's past columns and the responses from Husker fans.
Read Randy York's past columns and the responses from Husker fans.
|June 25
|Hoppen: New Arena Will Change Lincoln; Practice Facility Will Boost Recruiting
|June 24
|The Living Legacy of a Loving Legend: Bus Whitehead's Wonderful World
|June 18
|Greene Focuses on Rehab and Helping Youth While World Record Falls
|June 16
|Legends Erstad, Brown Teaming Up to Showcase Golf in the Sandhills
|June 11
|Big Ten Commissioner Delany Says He's Waited 21 Years for Nebraska
|June 6
|Wooden's Faith, Principles Helped Guide Osborne as a Coach, Man
|May 31
|Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Inspires Nebraska Leaders
|May 25
|For Husker Volleyball, China is the First Step in a Championship Journey
|May 12
|Lincoln Voters Create Watershed Event, Chart New Course for the Future
|May 2
|For No. 1's Jacobson, Rimington and Alberts, the NFL Was a Rude Awakening
|April 22
|Neil Smith Sees Suh as Next Reggie White; Brown, Others See a Perennial All-Pro
|April 17
|This Suhhh-nami of Support Leaves Seismic Waves for Others to Follow
|April 15
|Surrounded by Tradition, Trophies, Bo Tells Recruits 'THIS is Nebraska!'
|April 9
|Did Clifford Hardin Fuel the Passion for Nebraska's International Heroes?
|April 2
|Legendary Bobby Bowden Agrees with Pelini: Nebraska is Indeed Back
|April 1
|Walk-ons Cassidy, Legate Could Be Cowboys, and Only Care About Winning
|Mar. 30
|What Kind of Lasting Impression Did Historic Husker Team Have on You?
|Mar. 26
|Motivated, Fearless and Pain Free, Davis Eyes Big 12 Gymnastics Championships
|Mar. 23
|You Can See It and Feel It. A More Confident Pelini Is, in a Word, Upbeat
|Mar. 18
|Husker Seniors Prepared to Ride Off into the Sunset with NCAA Hardware
|Mar. 16
|The Stabilizing Force Behind NU's Bob Devaney, Jim Ross Dies at 94
|Mar. 10
|The Renaissance of Nebraska Basketball Has Only Just Begun
|Mar. 7
|The Next Golden Moment for Tomsevicz: Throwing the First Pitch at Wrigley
|Mar. 2
|Nebraska's Tire-Flipping Champion Will Start His Last Home Game Against CU
|Feb. 27
|From Now On, Curtis Tomasevicz Will Go Where Everyone Knows His Name
|Feb. 25
|Ex-Husker All-America Hurdler Brown Wins Olympic Silver in Bobsled
|Feb. 6
|Once the World's Fastest Man, Charlie Greene Needs a Kidney Transplant
|Feb. 3
|Huge Offensive Tackle Yoshi Hardrick Says Blind Side is 'The Story of My Life'
|Jan. 28
|Obscure Walk-On Tomasevicz Now a Gold Medal Favorite in Winter Olympics
|Jan. 22
|'Our Team. Our Time.' Describes Magical Start in Women's Basketball
|Jan. 15
|After Giving Nebraska His Blood and Sweat, Big Suh Now Leaves His Tears
|Jan. 7
|Osborne: Bowl Performance Reflects Unity, Willingness to Sacrifice
|Dec. 31
|A Late Holiday Gift from Nebraska's Offense: Some Swagger for 2010 Title Run
|Dec. 29
|Pelini, Stoops Share Roots, Beliefs and a Vision for Championship Football
|Dec. 23
|Are You as Appreciative as a Fifth-grader? Husker Role Models Learn Lessons, Too
|Dec. 17
|Here's Something Tom Osborne Could Use: No-Hassle Holiday Shopping
|Dec. 10
|Huskers Are Counting on More Magic in Their Quest at the Qwest
|Dec. 4
|Traditional Offense, Physical Defense, Great Kicking Provide Good Vibrations
|Nov. 27
|The Legend of Brook Berringer Goes Beyond 1994 Performance Against CU
|Nov. 25
|At Nebraska, Thanksgiving Means Sharing with a Servant's Heart
|Nov. 22
|Huskers Building Up for Their Own Version of 'Hit Me with Your Best Shot'
|Nov. 21
|Taking Different Paths, Dillard and Koehler Leaving Similar Legacies
|Nov. 15
|Ten Reasons Why Nebraska is Emerging as a Force to be Reckoned With
|Nov. 14
|For Matt O'Hanlon, What a Difference Two Years Can Make
|Nov. 7
|Fans Rate 17-14 Win Over OU in 1978 NU's Top Game in NCAA Sellout Streak
|Nov. 5
|Oklahoma Native, Legendary Husker Recruit Will Shields Clears the Way
|Nov. 1
|Tell Us Why You Think NU-OU Rivalry Still Transcends Time, Loyalties
|Oct. 25
|Crazy Eight and Why the Huskers Are Moving Ahead Instead of Looking Back
|Oct. 24
|Craig Says Husker Fans Would Travel to Mars, If They Scheduled a Game There
|Oct. 16
|Legendary Recruit Turner Gill Knew Osborne 'Would Make Me a Better Man'
|Oct. 11
|Watching Missouri Game Was Last Wish For Lifelong Husker Fan
|Oct. 9
Tell Us If You Think Beating Mizzou Will Become a Watershed Moment for NU
|Oct. 2
|Nebraska Fans Never Tire of Storybook Scripts Written by Walk-Ons
|Sept. 26
|Sept. 25
Louisiana Native Smith Became One of Nebraska's Best Recruits Ever
|Sept. 11
|Nebraska Inspired Arkansas Native; Demoine Adams 'Recruited' the Huskers
|Sept. 5
|Frazier Hopes His Experience Inspires Future Huskers from Florida
|Sept. 4
|Helu, Henery Know There's More to Life Than Football
|Aug. 8
|Walk-On Film is More About Nebraska's Culture Than Football
|Aug. 9
|Lee Praises Nebraska Fans, Even Signs a Used Red Boot for One
|July 31
Touchdown Tommie Frazier Still a Real Crowd-Pleaser for Husker Fans
|July 25
|July 20
|July 6
|For Pig Farmer-Turned Superstar, Life is All About Faith, Family and Football
|June 22
|Pepin Hits Recruiting Trail as Hard as Ever
|May 30
|Belief and Love Define Amanda Gates Story
|May 20
|First Modern-Day Walk-on Coleman Excelling in Life
|May 15
|Sullivan, Mort Have What it Takes to Fight Back
|May 13
|Husker Softball Seniors Ready for Spotlight
|May 6
|Meet NU's First Academic All-American
|April 23
|Huskers Will Be Really, Really Good on Defense
|April 17
|Freedom Key for 4,200 Nebraskans to Become Better Men
|April 14
|National Bowling Title a 10 in Every Way
|April 9
|Good Reasons are Behind Tom-Foolery, Bo-Jinks
|April 3
|Alvarez: Walk-Ons Were His Key to Success, Too
|April 2
|A Power Lineup for Donors: Meyers, Rozier, Dobbs
|Mar. 28
|Derek Meyer: The 'Old Man' and the Dream
|Mar. 20
|No. 1 Reason Recruits Choose Nebraska - Coaches
|Mar. 17
|Burroughs Meets the Pursuit of Perfection Head On
|Mar. 13
|Gordon, Willer Excel at their Second-Favorite Sports
|Mar. 6
|Woo Continues to Seek Her Own Path
|Mar. 5
|Four Nebraskans Living Big 12 Wrestling Dreams
|Mar. 3
|Special Seniors Build Foundation Doc Wants
|Feb. 26
|New N Club President "A Man for All Seasons"
|Feb. 20
|The Legend of Tucker Lane is Just Beginning
|Feb. 17
|Remembering a True Titan - "Thunder" Thornton
|Feb. 10
|First-Time Fans Give NU Women Gymnasts a 10
|Feb. 6
|South African No Lone Ranger for Huskers in Hurdles
|Feb. 4
|Jack Moore Day Poignant for Family, Coaches, Best Friend
|Jan. 28
|Former Husker is NU Basketball's Next Showstopper
|Jan. 23
|Like Novak, Ganz Beat All Odds
|Jan. 15
|Hall of Famer Ekwall: Great Player, Person, Fan
|Jan. 14
|Pavelka's All-Time Favorite Game Will Surprise You
|Jan. 12
|It's Mutual Admiration for Sadler, Nee
|Jan. 8
|Strickland One of Nebraska's Greatest All-Around Athletes
|Jan. 6
|Foundation Set for Greater Success
|Dec. 30
|Hall of Famer Pepin Continues Pursuit of Excellence
|Dec. 23
|After a Rough Year, Steels Brings Good Cheer
|Dec. 23
|Osborne Couldn't Be Prouder of Volleyball Team
|Dec. 18
|Rozier Lives on Through His Legacy
|Dec. 15
|Rodgers, Crouch Relish Heisman Experience
|Dec. 10
|Competitive Fire Fuels NU to 15th Straight Regional
|Dec. 5
|Kick Defines Nebraska Season, Program
|Nov. 27
|Quiet Warrior Leaving Own Legacy
|Nov. 21
|Overachieving Means Hoping for Another Storybook Ending
|Nov. 14
|Suh Doing It All for Husker Blackshirts
|Nov. 8
|Nebraska Veterans Recall Visit to WWII Memorial
|Nov. 4
|Game of the Century Transcends Time, Loyalties
|Oct. 31
|Watson Digs for Finest Diamonds
|Oct. 25
|She was Blind, But Now She Really Can See Huskers
|Oct. 24
|When You Compete in Big 12, Laughing Helps
|Oct. 17
|When the Big Picture Gets Smaller, Doc Goes to Work
|Oct. 8
|Unique Fan Says NU Program Still on Solid Ground
|Oct. 4
|McNeill: Nebraska Still the Best Place to Play
|Oct. 2
|30 Years Later, 35-31 Loss Still Berns, Berns, Berns
|Sept. 30
|Sullivan Names Three Toughest Huskers Ever
|Sept. 26
|Husker QB Legends Admire "Dreamer" in Ganz
|Sept. 16
|Dobson's Focus - Physically Dominant Football
|Sept. 12
|Join Nebraska's Walk-On Club, Become Part of History
|Sept. 10
|Husker Hall of Famers Have Heart for Service
|Sept. 5
|Gardner: Nebraska Diploma Worth More Than Gold
|Sept. 4
|Four Guest Coaches Get an Inside Look at Pelini's Debut
|Aug. 26
|Pelini Reminds Former Devaney Players of Their Old Coach
|Aug. 19
|Bo Knows, But Carl Claims to Know More
|Aug. 15
|Mom Talked Frazier Out of Leaving Lincoln Early
|Aug. 7
|First-Year Walk-ons Get Chills, Shivers and Goosebumps
|July 30
|Bo Pelini Came to Nebraska for All the Right Reasons
|June 27
|Former Huskers Honor "Ultimate Boy Scout"
|June 19
|Fort Thinks Sadler Can Wake Sleeping Giant
|June 6
|Huskers Find Part of Their Identity in the Sandhills
|May 22
|World High Jump Leader Hits His Stride
|May 15
|Rags-to-Riches Walk-On: Making It at Nebraska All About Passion
|May 7
|Looking Beyond Big Crowds, Anderson Sees Bigger Picture
|May 6
|Homegrown Leaders Follow in Footsteps of Chamberlain, Gordon
|April 30
|A Wall That Screams Tradition Brings More Than One Tear
|April 22
|Nebraska's First Life Skills "Heisman" Winner
|April 19
|Nebraska Fans Can't Wait to Tell Their New Coach: "I'm a BOliever"
|April 16
|With Big Al Gone, Who Will Be Nebraska's Next Big Man?
|April 9
|Bowling Anyone? Can Husker Team Change Your Perception
|April 7
|Nebraska Coach, Olympian Beats World's Best Markswoman
|April 2
|Ron Brown Shares His Thoughts on Football and Winning
|Mar. 21
|Howells is at the Heart of NCAA Wrestling Storyline
|Mar. 18
|Jonas Takes Glorious Road to NCAA Title
|Mar. 12
|Huskers Have More Than One Tough Cookie
|Feb. 26
|Just Like Doc, Tonya Sadler Tells It Like It Is
|Feb. 21
|Women's Basketball Team's Style Fun for First-Time Fans
|Feb. 8
|Spring Game Ticket Sales No Surprise to Pelini
|Feb. 6
|Nelson: Walk-ons will Help Forge a New Culture
Jan. 30
|Pepin Bringing Out the Nation's Best . . . Again
Jan. 24
|It's a Family Affair for the All-American Girl
Jan. 17
|This Time, The Recruit Is 'Visiting' the Coach
Jan. 11
|Fifty Years Later, Bus Still On Board
Jan. 6
Dec. 11
Dec. 7
Nov. 23
Nov. 10
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Oct. 26
Oct. 14
Nebraska National Championship Team Members
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Top 10 Reasons Why David Letterman Should Come to Lincoln Saturday
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Barnstaple, the Square,Albert clock & Athenaneum from west. F Frith & Co Ltd. Early 20thC coloured photo 14x9 cms reverse message/address.
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RIEDEL Vinum Champagne Glass
Fronsac, Champagne, Cava, Sekt, Sparkling Wine, Prosecco
Year of design 1986
Volume 160 ccm
Height 226 mm
Box quantity 2
Type of Manufacturing machine production
Material Crystal
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Only the first sentence of the "Preface" published (7.313n1). CSP's intellectual autobiography: the Metaphysical Club and the influence of Chauncey Wright and Nicholas St. John Green on his thinking. Abbot, who attended but one meeting of the Metaphysical Club, heard CSP on that occasion arguing in favor of Scholastic realism. Half a generation later, Abbot, in a book entitled "Scientific Theism" urged the same opinion. CSP recalls the occasion of writing the 1877-78 articles for the Popular Science Monthly. Pragmatism and pragmatisism distinguished. The fallibility of human reasoning. Sound reasoning and moral virtue. The plight of university instruction in logic. Whewell and J. S. Mill. Biographical notes on Duns Scotus and Ockham. Realism versus nominalism. Nominalism, concludes CSP, leads to absolute sceptisism. The meaning of "real" the meaning of "universal."
Abbot Francis Ellingwood, Duns Scotus, Ethics, Green Nicholas St. John (see also Metaphysical Club), Logic (modal see Modality), Metaphysical Club (Cambridge), Mill John Stuart, Nominalism, Ockham William of, Pragmatism and Pragmaticism, meaning of Real, Realism, Scholastic Realism, Reasoning (probable see also Probability), Scepticism, Scholastic realism, definition of Science, Universals, Whewell William, Wright Chauncey (see also Metaphysical Club)
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Real Time
This page has information about Real-time usage of Linux. Also this page has information about timing systems for Linux. This is of interest to CE Linux Forum members, because many consumer electronics products have realtime requirements (e.g. in the areas of multi-media presentation, or communications)
Real Time Wiki
- Please note that https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/realtime/start is the primary source of information (starting in fall of 2016) for Real Time Linux information
* Material is being moved from the previous site, at: RTWiki during the summer of 2016
Software Projects
- Realtime Preemption - Ingo Molnar's patchset to add realtime preemption to the 2.6 Linux kernel
- Kernel Timer Systems - Various new proposals for changing the kernel timing system
- Soft IRQ Threads - Technology to put SoftIRQs in threads so they can be preempted.
- NOTE: Soft IRQ threads are now (Oct 2007) incorporated into the Realtime Preemption patch
- High Resolution Timers - A system to support timers with sub-jiffy resolution
- Variable Scheduling Timeouts - A system to support variable timeouts for periodic system activities (also known as Tickless)
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Tools for PRUSS
- Building Embedded Linux Systems, 2nd edition discusses the realtime preemption patch.
- CELF Realtime Specification (from 2004, so it's pretty old)
- Realtime Preemption presentation by Manas at the 2005 CELF Technical Conference - Media:Real-Time-Preemption-Patchset.pdf
- Realtime Testing Best Practices - a document to show recent testing results, and give hints for how different tests are conducted and what pitfalls to avoid.
- Real time in embedded Linux systems
- Using Real-Time Linux - Presentation by Klaas van Gends at the ELC 2008. The video is available
- Frank Rowand's series of talks
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- Real-Time Linux Failure slides ELC 2010 version and full HD video and 450x800 video
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- Real-time vs real-fast, how to choose, conference given by Paul E. McKenney at the Ottawa Linux Symposium 2008. Paper and video
- Paper: "Embedded GNU/Linux and Real-Time an executive summary", 2010 by Robert Berger
- This papers, prepared for the Embedded World Conference 2010, compares different real-time approaches (including PREEMPT_RT and dual-kernel approaches).
- The paper has an extensive list of references.
- Tutorial RT-Preempt Tutorial
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Restoration of the four-part work «Panneaux décoratifs – femmes au jardin»
Painted by Bonnard in 1890/91, the four-part work «Women in the Garden» is the incomplete first version of a screen; the second, more complete version is now in the Musée d'Orsay, Paris. The bold depiction of four female figures of different sizes was a new departure for Bonnard in the style of the Nabis. The panels were originally conceived as a four-part screen but were separated by Bonnard soon afterwards, as he felt that the individual parts worked better as free-standing paintings.
Born in Fontenay-aux-Roses near Paris in 1867, Pierre Bonnard was one of the leading figures in the group of artists known as the Nabis («prophets»), which formed in 1889 and emulated the style of Paul Gauguin and the Japanese woodcut.
The «Panneaux décoratifs» were acquired by the Kunsthaus Zürich in 1984 and have been an integral part of the permanent collection ever since.
Its precarious condition necessitated extensive conservation and restoration, which was made possible in 2014 thanks to the generous support of the art insurance specialist Nationale Suisse.
Exhibition in 2015
The newly restored work will be on show from September 2014 in the exhibition 'Monet, Gauguin, van Gogh... Japanese Inspirations' at the Museum Folkwang in Essen. From February 2015, it will then be presented in the same exhibition at the Kunsthaus, before taking its place once again in the permanent collection.
> Restoration of the four-part work «Panneaux
décoratifs – femmes au jardin»
The restoration: reasons and objectives
Structure of the painting
Cross-section of the paint layer
Restoration work


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