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Canoeing for me is very valuable for relaxing trips along rivers and lakes and I also enjoy doing it for a couple of days at a time. The greatest danger though is that of a sunburn and you probably won’t break a sweat.
Sailing is probably bost the most lavish activity on this list and the most expensive. You need a bit of time to be able to steer the boat, and before you get on the wate,r you need to prepare a bit – I don’t think anybody would recommend trying it as a novice without guidance.
If you don’t want to buy a boat (which is expensive and ridiculous on a visit), don’t want to make a license (expensive again) and aren’t studying in Rostock, you will probably have to join a club (often a bit expensive too) to get access to a boat (if the club lends boats to members who aren’t children.
I got lucky and learned it when I was a kid while I got to know people here who took me on sailing trips but I don’t do it very often any more.
Windsurfing is somewhat similar to sailing but easier and cheaper to do. Having tried it out recently, I immediately fell in love since you’re more in contact with wind and water. In the course of a few days, you can take a course (ca. 180€) and get a license that enables you to borrow the necessary equipment all over the world.
I deem this course also necessary to be able to be safe on the water as well as manage to navigate the board.
Though I have written least about this I think this will probably be the sport I’m going to be into most and which I will stay at for the rest of my days.
Let’s get back to the more tranquil sports available on the ocean. For diving, you obviously need to take a course as well, and there is a wealth of different certificates available that enable you to do a wealth of different kinds of diving. I decided to begin with the ‘Open Water Diver’ (280€) which enables you to borrow equipment and go diving up to a depth of 18 m with a minimum of one other diver. For me, this included 4 theoretical lessons (which scared me to death due to the large number of dangers you are taught about), 4 practice lessons in a swimming pool, and 4 practice lessons in the ocean. I also had to take an exam.
There is the possibility to do a smaller course, but then you’re only allowed to go diving when accompanied by a diving instructor (which is quite expensive again). I’m not sure I will continue diving for the rest of my life, but still I think it was worth investing that substantial amount of money as the experience of floating under water is quite astonishing and very different from above the surface and I’m glad I did it.
I’m aware there are a ton of other water sports you might want to try (such as surfing, or freediving) but I can only adequately describe what I’ve tried out, so try for yourselves and tell me what I’ve yet to experience.
Sounds like you either don't know what you are doing or have dated hardware, or both. I work on scenes with 5 million+ polys everyday and solid mode is completely smooth and snappy.

How old is that CPU? What is the spec on your RAM? A Radeon R9 is a 7-10 year old GPU.  Even the latest AMD GPUs perform poorly when compared to Nvidia.

Its not a game engine so comparing it to UE makes no sense. But if you are getting less than 15 fps on the default cube its almost definitely a hardware problem. READ THE REQUIREMENTS. Newer versions of Blender don't support ancient hardware.It didn’t take long for speculation to surface Arizona State Football Incoming Coach triggered by Herm Edwards Fired.
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If you are from the US, Ireland, UK or anywhere in Europe you might be wondering can I buy things cheaper in Poland. My answer is yes generally. I will back this up by data found on numbeo.com. However, it is not just about finding a cheap price, but quality and the things you will actually use or enjoy. This post is an insiders guide to shopping in Krakow, Poland.
You would probably expect me to say the best shopping spots in Kraków are Floriańska Street and Galleria Krakowska, which are located in the center, but these are actually the worst spots, unless you don’t mind overcrowded places geared for tourists. I prefer peaceful shopping with better prices and try to avoid those places if I am not in a big hurry. Here is my list of places to shop in Krakow for various consumer and tourist items written by a Cracovian who shops.
Krakow has the largest shopping mall in Europe - this i a bold claim but if you look at square feet I think it is, but this is largely because of the large movie house in this mall so it ups the size a bit artificially.
Clothes – The most convenient place to shop for clothes in Kraków is Bonarka City Center. The location is about the only issue it has, it is definitely not as approachable as Galeria Krakowska, but a lot less crowded, too. Whatever it is that you are hunting for, in Bonarka you have more to choose from than anywhere else. It is a huge 2- story mall with all kinds of shops. I think it is the largest mall in Europe almost as big as Mall of America and the King of Prussia Mall in the USA. Watch out though, because of its size it is easy to get lost and the maps are not very helpful. So if you want a mix between Polish prices and Western brand names go to Bonarka. Take the bright yellow 304 bus there. In this mall my favorite shops are – Auchen for WalMart prices. It is the French WalMart. For women’s clothes Kappha (Swedish Store), Reserved (Polish store).
Food – If you are looking for a place to buy cheap food, again Bonarka is the best choice for you. This is where the cheapest supermarket in Kraków is. When it comes to fruit and vegetables, there are Stary Kleparz by Basztowa Street and Nowy Kleparz at the end of Długa Street. The sellers are often the ones who grew the crops. I cannot say it’s organic food, but it tastes real and nothing like supermarket stuff. Kleparz offers all kinds of goodies, from usual things such as bread or cabbage to hand carved wooden spoons, wildflower bouquets or funny cosmetics sold by a Russian girl. If you are in need of something sophisticated and rare you should probably look in one of Alma stores as they tend to carry a lot of foreign food that is generally hard to find in regular stores. I also like Alma, which is basically WholeFoods of Poland. There are many Alma’s in Krakow but I go to the one in Gallaria Kazimierz. They also have Kosher food in Krakow if that is important to you.
Antiques – There are several antique stores in Kraków and I think Kazimierz has the most of them. There is also a flea market every Sunday morning at Hala Grzegórzecka. The prices are very decent and you can really find some treasures or crazy things. I’ve even seen a big fossiled egg one time.
Souvenirs – I know this is quite obvious, but I have to say Sukiennice (Cloth Hall). Not only because everything in it is about souvenirs and you have a lot to