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Great! Gonna have a look later today! Thanks for sharing.
Hope you had a good read, Linda!
I should add that when I got to the site, it was awesome! Thanks for creating it.
Sorry to hear that! Was it a load issue? Or just bad writing?
Apologies to everyone for the late response. I didn’t receive any emails telling me there were comments!&gt; I think Horford could get 30-50M at 33 pretty easily.

Horford will actually be 33 when free agency starts this summer, so he'd be 34 at the start of free agency on July 1st, 2020. But let's take your figures that you're assuming he can get ($30 million this year and $30-50 million next summer), and assume that means he can probably lock up $60-80 million going forward by opting in. That means if he opted out he'd need to secure more than $60-80 million this summer, and I think that's 100% possible he could do that.

There's going to be so many teams out there with max cap space who miss out on the top free agents that it's nearly a guarantee at least one team would offer him that much or more. I'm a Laker fan and I could absolutely see the Lakers offering him that much (at least) if they strike out on KD, Kawhi, Kyrie, Klay, Kemba, and Butler. The Lakers desperately need shooting and a center and Horford does both. This is also the Lakers' last summer with max cap space as Ingram's cap hold next summer will be $21 million, and at LeBron's age they don't have time to waste. Adding Horford, even on an overpay, would be a good move for them next year. Surely better than whatever their alternatives are (bringing back Rondo or KCP?)

Additionally I could see Phoenix, Dallas, Sacramento or Indiana going after Horford with that kind of money if they too don't get any big free agents. He'd be a huge help for all of those teams next year and in the year or two (or three) afterward.

So Horford might get $30-50M at 34 pretty easily, but I think he can get $60-80M pretty easily this summer at age 33.Donovan Aliante, a 19-year-old gamer from a small town of Arlington Heights, Illinois, comes in possession of a strange zombie video game whose skilful mastering grants him a job as a full-time game tester. There he meets five other colleagues, and they all get introduced to a breathtakingly innovative technology - sensory operated gaming. Suddenly, a mysterious and legendary character from the gaming world (an ex-gamer) appears, and at that point it becomes clear that the zombie game is more than just a video game…"
On Sun, Jul 15, 2007 at 02:31:02AM -0700, vehemens wrote: > The problem with the RADEON driver failing when run with the AIGLX extension > appears to be a problem with the DRM piece (library and/or driver). > > What is happening is that the RADEON driver initializes DRM and sets a lock > using one file descriptor. When the AIGLX extension loads, it probes via > DRM using open/close calls on another file descriptor. > > As both the RADEON driver and the AIGLX extension are part of the same > process, the AIGLX probe close calls drm_close which removes the DRI lock > causing the RADEON driver to fail during xserver initialization (i.e. system > hang). > > Just to complicate the issue, I've been told that this doesn't occur with > linux with the suggestion that the BSD driver is broken or that the close > semantics are different between the two operating systems. > > I'm looking for ideas here as I don't know what direction to go in a this > point. The following may change the behaviour of the drm_close() somewhat in needed direction. It does all cleanup only on last close. I am completely unsure whether this is right, and whether it would help. It seems that normal drm dev cloning is needed there. Patch only compile tested. diff --git a/sys/dev/drm/drm_drv.c b/sys/dev/drm/drm_drv.c index dda03c1..b7c9ab9 100644 --- a/sys/dev/drm/drm_drv.c +++ b/sys/dev/drm/drm_drv.c @@ -711,6 +711,15 @@ int drm_close(struct cdev *kdev, int flags, int fmt, DRM_STRUCTPROC *p) return EINVAL; } + atomic_inc( &dev->counts[_DRM_STAT_CLOSES] ); +#ifdef __FreeBSD__ + device_unbusy(dev->device); +#endif + if (--dev->open_count!= 0) { + DRM_UNLOCK(); + return (0); + } + if (dev->driver.preclose!= NULL) dev->driver.preclose(dev, filp); @@ -797,13 +806,8 @@ int drm_close(struct cdev *kdev, int flags, int fmt, DRM_STRUCTPROC *p) * End inline drm_release */ - atomic_inc( &dev->counts[_DRM_STAT_CLOSES] ); -#ifdef __FreeBSD__ - device_unbusy(dev->device); -#endif - if (--dev->open_count == 0) { - retcode = drm_lastclose(dev); - } + + retcode = drm_lastclose(dev); DRM_UNLOCK(); -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 187 bytes Desc: not available Url :Happy Saturday! I hope you all still like coming by for Saturday Spankings. I enjoy having a place to share snippets from my books. I think it’s a great place to be able to pick what you’d like to read next.
I’m choosing a snippet from Cassie’s Life. The girls are on yet another ‘girl’s trip’, but one different from all others. This one was planned by Allie and Jenny and they had included Lily in their invitation. Most of the trip had Cassie and Sue feeling like they were in the Twilight Zone. In this snippet they all find themselves at a somewhat backwoods dance hall being greeted by a regular.
Sure enough the two little old men dressed in overalls, both reminded me of Earnest T. Bass from the Andy Griffin show, were changing from work boots into tap shoes. I began feeling like the weekend was being spent in the twilight zone.
“And that feller with the red suspenders and the John Deer cap, that’s Miles Taylor. He’s had cancer three times now. The last time he was diagnosed he was ninety and the doctor told him he wouldn’t last six months. He’s ninety-four now and still going strong. His doctor’s dead, though,” she said after a pause. Sue and I both burst out laughing. The evening was getting stranger and stranger.
It was a wild night for sure.
Thanks Katie! I had fun writing it too.
This is my favourite Cassie book. The dance hall tale is highly entertaining, an interesting night for the girls!
I'm so glad you liked it. I've got more to tell you about about that dance hall.
Have read Cassie's Life 3 times now, and enjoy it more each reading. I always discover something new.
That makes me feel very happy Ella.
Thanks Angie, I liked that line myself.
This didn't come up on my roll until today. Love all of Cassie's books.
I'm always running late. Glad you came by!
Sounds like Miles is a tough old bird. Good for him. That dance hall would be a surrealistic adventure for me.
That was actually a dance hall my husband went to!
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