Dusty Chalk

'Ginger extremist' Mark Colborne guilty of plot to kill Prince Charles to make Harry king: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-09-23/ginger-extremist-guilty-of-plot-to-kill-prince-charles/6797780 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FOHMLJ2/ref=dra_a_rv_ff_fx_it_P2000_1000?tag=dradisplay-20&ascsubtag=32ae1e4e8610f3c8957211b9ba230411_S&dra_hfr=s&dra_ohs=0-0

You all are making me jealous, but you shouldn't be, because I really enjoy what I've been eating lately -- these hairless peach things (I forget what they're called -- pluots? nectarines? I always get a couple of each of several things -- plums, pluots, nectarines, and one other that I always forget -- so I never know which one I'm eating). And an apple, I know which one that is.

Yeah, loving the Chvrches one, songwriting is really strong on that one. Of course, can say the same about the Ryan Adams album...

Queuing up Chvrches and Ryan Adams...for tomorrow...

Looks pretty...tasty...

On a Friends of Dean Martinez bent...

Easy for you to say!

Idiocracy! I needs to watch that, it's being brought up a lot lately, in my politically aware social circles.

This is probably the single worst thing about apartment living. Sorry. Watch the time. 9pm on Sundays 10 pm the rest of the week, here in Virginia. (And it's not a free-for-all during the day, it's just higher during the day by a small amount.)

This is the pasta? ...so this must be the cheesecake! I definitely see cheese...

Disney characters wearing their Halloween costumes. Moar hear (with explanations of who they are and who they are supposed to be)

Has anyone else noticed that when playing via Mixlr (either live, or showreels, as I'm doing now) that when you iconify, or if the screensave kicks in, the playing stops? I laugh every time, but I did set my timeout to two hours, as that seems to be good enough most times (I was doing kitchen stuff, so it just did it again, for the first time since I discovered this). I use IE...er, I mean, Edge to play.

My sister (who is now living in California), posted this the other day with the caption, "what a sprinkle feels like to a Californian":

I have one by work, but rarely make the sojourn....will make the sojourn.

Air & Space is one of my favourites. Me: declined whiskey. From a girl. Who was kinda hot. And kinda insistent. Really really tried not to take no for an answer. WTH is wrong with me?

Looks yummy, where you at? I need to add it to my list of places to eat.

I don't know -- I love apartment buildings where the apartments are separated by concrete -- you can't hear anything from the neighbors. I wouldn't worry about it until you actually hear something from one of theirs.

Seriously. Looks ridiculously hedonistic, I could have something like that maybe once in my entire life at this point. Me, now: nothing, not a goddamn thing, and perfectly happy with liquid ingestion.

Muse, Absolution TesseracT, Polaris ...off of HDTracks, because they were on sale, also.

"She was definitely going to break up with him after the gala. As soon as he got off his phone." Moar hear

That looks just like Hard Times.

It does kinda look like him. (Sorry, random mysterious woman, there is no way to take that as a compliment.) Me: new David Gilmour on high-res from HDTracks.

Large means you're sending the full-range signal to the speaker; small means you've high-passed the signal, and sent the low-passed signal to the sub. So yes, if you're going to eschew the sub, use "large" even if they're not large large. As to whether or not you're going to be able to do 3.0, you may not, as that is not a very common capability -- just do 2.0 and phantom the center and just set the center aside for when you rebuild a surround system. But ultimately, it's up to the receiver, and whether or not it has that option, and from a couple seconds of ^F-searching through your pdf, I don't see it.

Random factoid: they've completely lost track of the woman in that photo. It's as if she doesn't exist.