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Adolescents Need Help to Defuse Anger
In heavy traffic, the driver of another car darts into your lane, then stops short in front of you. You break hard and just miss rear-ending the car. Then you lay on the horn.
Why? It's too late for the horn to be a warning. What happened here?
A sudden danger presented itself. You reacted in a way that protected you and your passengers. At the same time, your brain released a chemical producing an emotion and a burst of physical energy. With the danger over, you interpreted the emotion as anger and released the energy by blowing the horn. But was the emotion you felt really anger? Perhaps it was fear, desperation or protectiveness.
If you, a reasonable adult, can be tricked by your own emotions, imagine the dilemma of a 12-year-old boy, whose amygdala, the part of the brain that regulates emotions such as fear, rage and other "gut" reactions, dominates the prefrontal cortex, the seat of reason and the slowest part of the brain to mature. Also stacked against him is the message, still prevalent in media and society in the 21st century, that one of the few emotions acceptable for a boy to express is anger. Boys have it harder in this way, but girls' feelings are censored by society, too.
The human spirit feels every imaginable emotion...fear, depression, loneliness, lust, hate, love, ecstasy... So what happens when a guy gets dumped by his girl in front of all his friends in a humiliating way? He feels hurt, sad, embarrassed, humiliated, betrayed, shamed, unloved. But if he cannot name and express those real emotions, he is likely to lump them into the category of anger. There is so much physical energy surrounding the authentic underlying emotions that when the anger is expressed it can get out of control and manifest in bullying or rage events. If the energy isn't released in some way it can lead to illness, such as headaches, stomach problems or depression.
On the other hand, if he can identify his legitimate emotions and somehow express them to himself or someone else, he can have an "a-ha!" moment, a bit of release, relief, or catharsis.
Adolescent children need adults' help in learning to identify and express their emotions. Parents can do three things to provide tools for their children's use.
1. Develop your own emotional vocabulary and model how to appropriately express feelings. This means you need to be your own detective in discovering emotions behind situations. When you talk about a situation to your child, identify your underlying feelings and get in the habit of stating those feelings. When adolescents hear adults do this, they are more likely to express their own feelings.
2. Learn to use active listening with your child. If your daughter gets off the phone with a friend and stomps into the room, you could say, "You seem frustrated." When she tells you about a situation, reflect back the unspoken, underlying feelings. For example, if she describes a situation in which she was falsely accused of something, your response could be, "And you felt hurt?" Use a tentative voice when reflecting the feelings you think underlie the situation. Give your child an opportunity to agree or reject your assumption about her feelings. Ask questions sparingly and resist giving advice. The goal is not to solve the problem but to ponder out loud what your child is feeling. When the feelings of a situation are mirrored back to children, they begin to learn how to identify their own emotions. They also begin to model active listening to siblings and friends.
3. Help your children develop their own emotional vocabularies. This can start as early as elementary school, when you introduce new feeling words by acting them out with your child. Adolescents benefit from hearing all the variations and nuances of feeling words. Frustrated can also be perturbed, irritated, bothered, agitated, irate, annoyed.
I'm not suggesting that these steps are a panacea to rage, bullying or school violence. There are many reasons why children act out in anger. Unmet needs, lack of boundaries and dramas that are about things unrelated to your relationship all add to the issues of anger and violence.
But research tells us that at this age children thirst for adult connections to help anchor them when their lives feel rocky or when they just want reassurance that in their awkwardness they are okay. Helping children learn to identify and express their feelings will benefit their own mental health and help them to have healthier relationships with others.
Ann Mary Roberts, Ph.D., is a faculty member of Radford University's School of Teacher Education and Leadership in Virginia. She is a former counselor and middle school teacher.
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Was she fired because of her unwillingness to toe the party line?
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Wes Simmons led his fellow area golfers after the first round of Tuesday's Roy Jones Junior Golf Classic with an even-par 71, but the 29th annual tournament, as always, drew young competitors from beyond the area.
And they were competitive.
Goldsboro's Nick Adams posted a 66 to take the lead in the first round, carding three birdies and an eagle on the front nine as a cushion on the host site Kinston Country Club's course. Patrick Stephenson's 69 followed for the top two scores of the boys' 16-18 age group. Blake Taylor and Logan Zimarino both shot a 1-under 70, while two others made even-par.
Durham's Michael Wicker, of the 14 and 15-year-old boys, also posted a 2-under 69, leading his division after one day.
Simmons, who golfs for Arendell Parrott Academy, bogeyed on five holes before shooting an eagle on the 18th at the five-multiplier event.
"There's a lot of good competitors out here," said the 16-year-old Simmons. "I played pretty well. I hit the fairway, and I hit the green."
He said he'll stick to that game plan as he enters Round 2 today.
Among other area golfers who competed Tuesday were David White (75), Ben Potter (78), Holden Killinger (84), Jackson Crocker (88) and Cameron Minyard (94).
Tee times begin today at 8:20 a.m. with reconstructed pairings.
"I would say the first round has gone pretty much as expected, a wonderful golf course on a wonderful day," said the club's PGA professional Carl Beaman. "We've got some really good scores that are coming in, very competitive as usual."
Beaman added he was impressed with the sportsmanship among the players.
There were only five girls competing, as LeAnn Domitrovits led with a 1-under 70 after the first round, salvaging her score after a triple bogey on the third hole. She shot four birdies — three on the back nine — to save her day.
Along with a good energy from herpartner Lindsey Burton, Domitrovitsattributed her score to good putting.
"My driver was not very dependable today," she said through a light laugh. "I really had to depend on my accuracy with my irons and knowing when to be aggressive and when to be conservative. A majority of the time today, I was conservative."
The Croatan High School product didn't play in Monday's practice round and saw the course for the first time on Tuesday morning. The girls played 5,328 yards, which was a "comfortable distance" for her.
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Place Competitor Score
1 Nick Adams 32-34 — 66
2 Patrick Stephenson 36-33 — 69
T3 Blake Taylor 35-35 — 70
T3 Logan Zimerino 36-34 — 70
T5 Harrison Rhodes 38-33 — 71
T5 Wes Simmons 36-35 — 71
T5 Michael McMahon 37-34 — 71
T8 Chase Cochrane 35-37 — 72
T8 Joey Funderburg 37-35 — 72
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RICHLANDS — It wasn't aesthetically pleasing, but it was a victory, and Richands soccer coach Mike Roed will take all the W's he can get.
After a scoreless opening half, Julian Williams got the Wildcats on the board and Dakoda Rush then scored two goals as the Wildcats blanked Dixon 3-0 in a nonconference match on a cold and misty Monday night.
The Wildcats are now 6-7-1 and 3-3 in the East Central 2-A Conference heading into a league battle at East Duplin (6-11-1, 2-5) on Wednesday.
"Actually I think we played really sluggish," Roed said. "I don't think we really moved the ball that well. But Dixon forced us to play a little bit sluggish. They got back behind the ball real well. We just battled right on through.
"It's like (UNC basketball coach) Roy Williams (says), I'll take what it is, you got to win the ugly ones, too, and that's what it was. It wasn't a pretty game, but it was a good game to win. Dakoda finished the shots, and Julian started it off. They had their opportunities and they put it in the net."
Roed said the wet field conditions — there was a misty rain before the match and off and on during it — hampered play for both sides.
"The ball skipped a little bit," he said. "Both teams because of the slickness of the ball missed (plays)."
Dixon 0 0— 0
Richlands 0 3— 3
GOALS—R: Rush 2, Williams. ASSISTS—R: none. IN GOAL—D: Berregard (3 saves). R: Eddleman (3 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—D 6, R 6. CORNER KICKS—D 3, R 6. RECORDS—D 10-8, at Lejeune on Wednesday. R 6-7-1, at East Duplin on Wednesday.
Swansboro 8, Northside 0: Jay Dolph scored four goals as Swansboro rolled past Northside in an East Central 2-A Conference match.
Northside 0 0— 0
Swansboro 5 3— 8
GOALS—S: Dolph 4, Lemasters, Pace, Scofield, Miller. ASSISTS—S: Noonan 2, Watson 2, Camano, Miller. IN GOAL—NS: Hull (12 saves) and NA. S: Kohlman (1 saves), Oswalt (1 save) and Henry (0 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—NS 2, S 20. CORNER KICKS—NS 1, SH 5. RECORDS—NS 0-11, 0-7, at Croatan on Wednesday. S 10-4-2, 6-1-1, hosts Clinton on Wednesday.
Topsail 3, East Duplin 0: East Duplin dropped an East Central 2-A Conference match at Topsail after giving up 3 first-half goals.
East Duplin 0 0— 0
Topsail 3 0— 3
GOALS—T: Taylor Webster 2, Greg Beveridge. ASSISTS—T: Devon Esteves, Alec Webster, Sammy Johnson. IN GOAL—T: Paul Swick (2 saves), Graham Taylor (1 save). E: NA. SHOTS ON GOAL—NA. CORNER KICKS—NA. RECORDS—E: 6-11-1, 2-5, hosts Richlands on Wednesday. T: 9-5-2, 6-0-2, hosts South Brunswick on Thursday.
Clinton 2, Croatan 0: Croatan suffered an East Central 2-A Conference loss at Clinton.
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Croatan 0 0— 0
Clinton 1 1— 2
GOALS—NA. ASSISTS—NA. IN GOAL—NA. SHOTS ON GOAL—NA. CORNER KICKS—NA. RECORDS—Cr: 2-13-2, 1-7, hosts Northside on Wednesday. Cl: 11-4-1, 6-0-1, at Swansboro on Wednesday.


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Quote, originally posted by PeOpLeG60T » ..... im just blown away . like having hard time just breathing ... this thread is so full of AWESOME!!!! man i thought you were nuts when i saw you make the water neck, now it turned out to be a totally other game O_o
all of this made with relatively low technology and stuff hangin in most garages/shops. it's truly amazing. wood , rulers , chisels , i really like how you use the router and jigs/stencils to cut tje contours and shave the stuff , wow im kinda even feeling weird seeing all of this been done this way , then now just like it wasnt sick enought you are pulling out some mad trumpets and plenum.... woah never seen someone work this well . i mean there is alot of good fabricators on this website but it's just not the same arena
congratulations for the man you are , mad skills
Well be sure and breathe anyway LOL at your whole reply actually
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Onto fitting the throttle stops>
Trimmed the plate to length first>
The fixing hole for spring pillar>
Fibre bored fine...
I have to get washers and nyloc nuts for everything in general but Ill mock it up with normal nuts for the time being. Some bolts are too long also, I have to size these once done...
Sizing the phosphor bushes>
These locate snug in spring eyes, even though they(springs) will be pre-loaded in the rest position I do not want anything rattling(ever), this is a major point throughout all the design with everything>
I know what your thinking, its very near the edge!! I tested an off-cut of carbon, there's no way in hell thats going to pull out of there, its fantastic stuff>
Bored also>
Bolted>(Ignore the overly big nut for the time being)>
Time for the idle stop>
The lower part is off a racer bike(pushbike), 316 stainless>
I based the stop(s) design around them>
The bush is there so I can get a spanner on the small nut in order to adjust it, and lock it off without spanner snagging cast stop tab>
Tightened up, end of bolt bearing fully on brass throttle tab>
Quick end view>(Plenum form needs final finishing)>
And from the front>
Time for the full throttle stop and cable guides>
And counter-bored, I counter drilled to the same depth as Idle stop as drill press was still set, but used a washer to bring height to where it needs to be>
You can see the outer diameter of ferrule bears on throttle plate. This ferrule does two things, acts as an adjustable stop, and also acts as the cable guide>
Cable passed through, it comes in just at the correct height under brass throttle plate>
Bored for cable grip, the nut on the grip is being replaced with a nyloc>
Hole drilled for cable sheath stop, tapped also>
The holder widens in diameter after the threaded portion, I had to counter-bore down this depth removing the threads in alloy so it would seat on its shoulders>
In and cable guided through>
Getting there with this now at last. Once I get my throttle pot ill deal with that also.
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So the Sejuani guide was made by an 800 elo dude
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You can stop trolling now. Nobody's laughing.
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They are just guides to explain the basic mechanics of the champions. He's admitting that he's far from a pro, give him a break. If it explains how to play Sej correctly then it's fine.
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Really, who cares. Nobody is going to come to GameFAQs for top level advice on LoL anyways with the already established sites out there, the guides are just another resource for people new to the game that wander here.
"Happiness is nature's way of telling human resources you're overpaid." - Catbert
Lets talk, then.
I have some updates planned, I've been testing builds and such.
What's your major issue here?
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I see an issue. 800 Elo is not a good metric to judge any build.
If inflaton turns $3 into $0, then $6 turns into $3. -Orca
Yeah, sure, he suggests MPEN and CDR runes.
He makes no mention of 0-21-9 (the best masteries for Sej), instead suggesting wacky useless crap.
And what's with the item build?
You do not need a Kindlegem. You are Sejuani. Your two core items are Warmog and Sunfire Cape, the two items that provide meaningful defensive stats and massively increase your damage output.
Lucidity Boots? Is that a joke? Who needs CDR when you have permaslow and W doesn't have to be up 0.5 seconds sooner, Also, there's blue buff and Spirit Stone Wraith (for CDR).
Now, Locket and Shurelya are both decent items, but by building them you are screwing yourself over. You will not be tanky enough, you will not be doing enough damage. Leave these to the support or another bruiser (someone who can forsake a crucial item for team utility).
Note that Locket and Shurelya become considerably more useful if you're lagging behind or at very, very high levels of organized play, where your only contribution has to be R+E to win the fight. In solo q, where this guide is oriented at, you cannot afford to build purely supportive items (Bulwark exempted, as it's the best item you can get for dealing with AP heavy teams, though such a rarity these days).
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you have no idea how to play sej at all, please stop talking.
What do you do when faced with two choices? Simply toss a coin. It works because in that brief time that the coin is in the air you know what you're hoping for.
I detail why I prefer utility tree in the guide.
The most important things you take in the defensive tree are your early jungle based ones, and then if you spec down further, the 3% reduction and health bonuses. Defensive tree is fine, but I feel that too much of it is based on boosting your armor/magic res and you're wasting points on someone that's primarily stacking health.
Defensive tree is fine, though you get plenty of benefits from going 0/9/21. You retain the jungle resists and early armor/health, while gaining significant movespeed and cooldown reduction which are extremely important on Sejuani. Movespeed makes her ganks that much stronger early (as a melee), and cooldown reduction lets you keep W on forever and makes your turnover rate on R ganks pretty damn quick.
My first update will include a re-emphasizing on masteries though, as I have been playing 0/21/9 and 9/21/0 and still getting fairly good results. I still prefer utility tree, but with sej, as long as you are building health its hard to go wrong.
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you have no idea how to play sej at all, please stop talking.
The guy who played almost exclusively Sejuani in Season 2 when nobody wanted to touch her with a stick and got to 2000 elo when the roof was 2300?
Yeah I'm obviously not fit to discuss my preferred hero with the likes of 800 elo master race.
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LimeInCoconut posted...
Trust me, you are completely in the wrong. Movement speed quints and your Permaslow are enough to hold people down. You don't have to worry about people escaping - you worry about people turning around to beat your face in. That's where 21 Def comes in, along with the proper items to make them regret ever standing next to you.
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Sometimes, that same purse lands on your kitchen counter or dinner table, so whatever's on the bottom of your bag is there, too.
At the Oceanfront and Town Center in Virginia Beach, some women had vague ideas about what they 'think' would be on their purses.
'Germs,' guessed Jean Kunnen, who was visiting from Michigan; Haven Essenmacher said 'just about anything.'
13News tested their purses, along with 9 other bags, using sterile saline swabs to get samples from the bottoms. We checked different shapes, sizes and materials.
The samples were smeared onto petri dishes and taken to the Virginia Beach campus of Tidewater Community College to see what would grow.
The samples were placed in an incubator for a week at body temperature. After about 48 hours, biology instructor Carrie Gordon was already seeing growth. She was surprised by how much bacteria the bags were harboring.
'After seeing this, I definitely would not be putting a bag on top of a table or a counter top just because of all the growth there,' states Gordon.
Gordon says bacterial colonies grew in every single petri dish; some even had fungus, which began to create spores. Among the bacteria growing was staphylococcus aureus, which can cause skin infections and boils.
My bag was the only one with a colony of Serratia marcescens, which can cause eye and urinary tract infections. Another purse netted what looked like a colony of E-coli.
'Oh my gosh, I uh, that would scare me,' admits Jeanine Murphy. So, what, if any, danger does all of this actually pose to you? Gordon says to keep this in mind: 'For every cell in your body, you have a minimum of ten organisms living on or in you. So, we're actually a giant city of microbes, um, so, you can't be paranoid about it. But, because these bacterias, some of them, can become pathogens with humans, I wouldn't put it on a table top or counter top.'
She adds that you're in no real danger unless you have a weakened immune system.
Her advice is to treat your purse like you treat your shoes. You wouldn't put them on the kitchen table.
As for where you put down your purse when out and about, consider these tips.
'A lot of people in a lot of cultures remove the shoes as soon as they come into the home and maybe it's a good idea to have place to put your bag as soon as you come in,' suggests Gordon.
Cyndi Kight, whose purple vinyl bag had Staph aureus on it, says, 'I really try not to ever let my bag hit the ground.'
Marty McDermott's brown leather leather satchel had fungus and bacteria on the bottom, so she recommends 'one of those little hooks to hang your purse on.'


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October 12th, 2007 #121
Idiot this last ones and the vids are real nice! I feel I will learn allot from these!
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberOctober 15th, 2007 #122
crazy vids indeed. Lovely. How do you get that tasty texture and colors in your landscapes, looks almost like oil to me especially with some of the soft edges you got. Cheers!
SKETCHBOOK: Darkos Darkroom // BLOG: darkos asylum
October 24th, 2007 #123
gah I downloaded these a week or so ago and never stopped in to say thanks! though I primarily use painter, these are really a nice insight into a process for painting digitally. not much else to say outside of that, just wanted to let ya know all the help you've offered is much appreciated
The Baker's Dozen - SSG #13
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October 30th, 2007 #124
not enough that you paint just wonderfully, you also listen to really nice music.
It would be great if you could tell me what it is (in the last "remix" vid).
October 30th, 2007 #125
Ikuru: Thanks much man, let me know if you learned anything and what! Always interesting to know.
darkos: Thanks! Hmm, not sure I can really quantify the texture and color... dunno. I do set my brushes up a more natural - opacity and flow to pen pressure and I change the minimum size depending on what I need. Cheers!
Onir: Welcome! And thanks! Painter is nice, I swapped to photoshop for more control though - you should give it a shot!
Xaya: Track one on the last video is Hooverphonic: Renaissance Affair - track two is also Hooverphonic though I can't remember the track name.
No new art, later maybe
October 30th, 2007 #126
well I lerned to use that flat brush tool thing, it helps me to carv the perspective a bit... Also I find it realy interesting how you copy and paste things in order not to have to render all of it all the time... And then using diferent brushes for depth... its all good.
November 11th, 2007 #127
ikuru: Cool dude, good to hear this stuff.
Demo Twenty Five!
Photostudy with PSD and Process Crutches used: side by side with photo reference; use of level lines when needed to check proportions.
PSD: Lots more steps inside
Happy to answer any questions you might have
Reference: Three toed sloth if you are curious.
December 1st, 2007 #128
Hey man, it is all looking too good to be true. The good thing is that one can learn from your techniques from this videos and step-by-steps. Anyway, thanks for the tips mate.
December 2nd, 2007 #129
lennon: Thanks dood - glad to hear they aren't worthless
Demo Twenty Six:
Photostudy with PSD and Process
Crutches used: side by side with photo reference; use of level lines when needed to check proportions.
Yul Brynner in "The Magnificent Seven"
Fantastic western, hadn't seen it in awhile. Really well filmed too. It's eastern progenitor "The Seven Samurai" is still better though
PSD: http://www.divshare.com/download/2967982-3af
Had to tweak the values - monitor is too dark I guess. Not sure if it's any better now though. Was real good to work in just two values at the start - and really only ended up with three and the blends in between. Learned a ton about form.
December 3rd, 2007 #130
Demo Twenty-Seven:
Fishyfishfish Photostudy:
Is fish!
PSD: In layers, many more steps.
December 3rd, 2007 #131
Man these are really nice looking at and really express the essense of it all
December 3rd, 2007 #132
awesome as always man. cool stuff.
December 25th, 2007 #133
You rock IA, these tuts of yours really helped me a lot! Your generousity is highly appreciated
Thanks a bunch Mr.
I think, therefore - you are.
January 17th, 2008 #134
Wow thanks Apathy! *Bookmarks*
January 24th, 2008 #135
Thanks a bunch for sharing this intensive knowledge
February 2nd, 2008 #136
Ikuru: Thanks dood!
MeTaL-Mike: Thanks again
Typheaus: Thanks It's my pleasure, really makes me happy that this stuff can help people.
king_scribbles: You're welcome *bookmarks*
Xdreamer: Hehehe, dunno about intensive but you're welcome. Glad it's helpful.
Another Demo done at work. Video is 2 hours reduced down to 10 minutes. Please excuse all the zooming, its a valuable way to check your shapes; its not nearly as annoying when its not 12x the speed. See the divshare link for a full resolution (1600×1200) XviD video and check back with a few days for the PSD file if you are interested.
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February 4th, 2008 #137
Awesome! Downloading full size now! Your colors look amazing!
You may already know about this, but two ways I accomplish the same thing as zooming in and out is to have the navigator open, and sized down to check shapes, and/or Window\Arrange\New Window for ***** This way you can paint on both. When using 2 monitors, you can keep the second window on the other monitor. Although I have to say, I still zoom in and out some.
Keep it up!
March 2nd, 2008 #138
Kyle: Thanks dood! Been playing with the new window thing again, just never got used to it - quicker to zoom like a maniacal demon with ADD. What you been up to?
March 2nd, 2008 #139
Figure Demo:
Tried to make an animated GIF of this but it was way too big and the quality was horrible. So I decided to just post the images and figured I might as well do a write up and put some thoughts I've been having within. Hope it's not too wordy and boring.
Final Image:1. I did this whole demonstration with a 100% soft round. The flow was usually around 80% but on occassion it was at 10% for a very smooth gradation. I came to a sort of obvious realization the other day about how the easiest way to ensure that you are going to learn something with each painting is to try something new. Here besides subject matter as well as a few changes in process I decided to use the brush I mentioned previously Honestly I don't recommend using an "airbrush" for your entire painting but the lighting in this piece allowed for it. I do think however it is fantastic for a general block in and that is what I am doing here. Working general to specific in each stage of this painting made things go a lot smoother.
PSD and other Files:
Many many more steps and details within the PSD
2. Keeping with the general to specific guideline I've begun to be a little more specific in shape form and value - yet I am still keeping the values very limited until I work the accuracy of the drawing further.
3. Becoming more specific yet again, the whole process is like carving a statue out of stone - a sculptor has no choice but to block in the large shapes and work down carefully chiseling out the nuances and detail. I am still only working in basically 3 values - my ground (what I toned my canvas), black and a mixture in between.
4. I've started to add more values where they are needed. Note that I painted right over the preliminary nipples in order to work on the overall form it rests upon. I think you have to be able to destroy and rebuild any detail in order to get things how you'd like them.
5. Once again, general to specific. I found working with such a soft brush kept me very general to begin with and all I needed to do to attain harder edges was shrink the brush down. I'm check the negative and positive shapes and whittling down my "sculpture".
6. I tend to avoid the face after I get an intial and hopefully accurate block in. I find that I can't stop working on the face until I am happy with it, such a hard thing to get to look right - so many shapes and details.
7. I think I skipped quite a few steps here, you might check the PSD for dozens more throughout if you are interested. Again, general to specific. I worked the face up the same way as I did the body, block in and limited values until accurate enough.
8. Getting pretty specific now, really paying as close attention as I can to references nuances. I haven't yet decided if I want to work on the references very complex scarf pattern, I eventually settle for a less strenuous compromise.
9. I've used an overlay layer once or twice to punch the values closer to where they need to be. Purists be damned The day they make a tablet that affords as much control as a real brush I will give in I didn't spend much time on the scarf but I think the little bit of texture offsetting the smooth gradations all throughout really helps the painting.
10. Color! On a whim I decided to see if I could "colorize" this. I think it's very important not to be too invested in what you are painting and just have fun with it. Every time I think to myself I have to have something done soon, something to post or something that I can show off and be proud of - I end up with a horrible painting. Everytime I sit down and have fun and aim to learn something new - I end up with something I am happy with. This is a color layer with litteraly just two colors. It works so well because of the lighting scheme not only features complements but is rather warm to cool. I'm not sure how I would handle colorizing a cool to warm scheme.
11. Several color editting tools since the last step, you can see the PSD for more detail if you'd like. A little bloom added with an airbrush as well as a soft light layer I believe.
12. I've taken a decorative metal and concrete plate I found on http://www.cgtextures.com (fantastic site!) and mixed it with itself on a darken layer to come up with the background pattern. Again, just on a whim I decided to play even further with my original idea. I find you learn the most from wild experimentation, after all it's all new to you right?
13. A few compositional edits, several color edits and some bloom added. I felt the cooler green dominance had a better mood than the previous warmer scheme.
14. Don't tell anyone I used the plastic wrap filter on this ... I erased out the bits I didn't want and kept just a little bit on the tops of some of the decoration in order to fake some lighting. Added some procedural bloom and a few tweaks and called it quits.
Hope that wasn't too boring
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March 2nd, 2008 #140
wowa wiwa, that last one is very impressive.
March 3rd, 2008 #141
awesome! beautiful face. thanks for this, very helpful man.
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March 7th, 2008 #142
hrh the latest one is EXCELLENT. A+.
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March 8th, 2008 #143
wow dude. that last one is awesome!!! nice technique.
March 8th, 2008 #144
dude the nekki lady is NOT
boring. really awesome tut
you have shared with us!!
that background texture really
was a wise choice. it makes
the image 10 times more interesting,
rather than the girl herself...
although she is a beaut.
March 9th, 2008 #145
fuck yeah!
totally boring .... NOT!
it amazes me how much there is to learn form you every time
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April 18th, 2008 #146
I just felt I had to post in here and say this last demo is absolutely beautiful! I am using these demo's for learning and practice as I type this and I have to thank you apathy (somehow i just cant call you idiot, you're far from it ) for these demos. You've provided a wealth of info on CA. A million thanks!!!
April 22nd, 2008 #147
holy shit, this clears things up in my head. This is quite generous, yet very resourceful.
June 1st, 2008 #148
Aaaah, so this is where everything went. Thanks for the redirection from CGtalk, man.
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Kirtan (Indian devotional chant/song) in Grants Pass - the New Age has arrived! A group came up from Ashland, and I went with a friend, my first experience of kirtan live. Not exactly a performance, not exactly a religious ceremony, I enjoyed it as an exercise in harmonizing body, speech and mind. Universal presence was invoked. However, watching the steam rise from a cup of hot tea sometimes invokes universal presence.
The New Age offers us a playground with lots of pretty things. I have cd's of kirtan. I don't know why I think Sanskrit and the Indian tonal system are beautiful, I just do. Do I think it's any more sacred than the Beatles singing 'Let It Be'? No.
The problem with most of what we label 'New Age nonsense' is that evidence for claims made is laughably thin. Evidence may link a particular herbal concoction with a particular cure. Our question is always 'How strong is the evidence?' The woman who was the lead singer of the kirtan group said something about 'changing the world' but I wasn't listening to that.
Mysticism is not about 'changing the world' or any other material advantage. The domain of mysticism is just now, awareness of presence, investigating the open foundation of unity. There is no cause and effect in the timeless realm of mind. New Age hucksters of all stripes are selling hope of material advantage. There's nothing mysterious about that.


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One student, Christi Forgette, achieved the highest possible score on the language arts portion of the test. She was in sixth grade at Oxford Middle School when she took the test in May.
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|Scott Ludes, RN, is the November, 2009 DAISY Award recipient. Scott has been a nurse in our Pediatric ICU (PICU) since 1997.
The DAISY Award is presented monthly to an All Children's Hospital Nurse that has provided extraordinary service to our patients.
A father recently returned to our PICU, four years after his son was treated by our staff, to share a memory about Scott Ludes and how he provided support and guidance to him in a very dark and sad time. The patient did well and the dad was full of praise for Scott. He said that he would never forget how Scott helped him to better understand and cope with the situation.
This story is typical of the relationships and support that Scott provides to patients and families everyday. He is not only an expert clinician, but also a caring nurse who can make these human connections while caring for a critically ill child.
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Emergency personnel responded to the crash to discover a Jeep Grand Cherokee on its side in front of the city building at 100 Public Square in Greenville. According to the Greenville Police Department a male driver, along with a male and female passenger, were traveling around the traffic circle when the driver lost control hitting a street lamp post and tipping the vehicle on its driver side.
All three occupants of the Jeep refused treatment. The driver was given a field sobriety test in front of the city building. He was then placed in handcuffs and transported to the Darke County Jail on a DUI charge. The passengers were released and left the scene on foot. The Jeep sustained damage, as did the street lamp, yield sign and some landscaping.


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NEW ORLEANS -- A national survey found one out of six young adults have used illicit drugs in the last month.
Brain scientists now know why just one use of crystal meth (methamphetamine) can make a person feel hooked. And they are passing on their research to the community to join the battle on drug addiction.
They came to hear the latest brain research on how drugs addiction changes the brain, which then changes a person's behavior. Future doctors, teachers and those on the treatment front line were hoping for answers from one of the world's leading brain addiction experts.
One lesson: demons are nonexistent. The brain is just another organ. Its job is behavior.
'It's terrible. The stigma is what we are fighting against addiction. All it is is a chronic relapsing disorder,' said Dr. Luigi Pulvirenti, a professor of neuropharmacology and President and Scientific Director at the Neuroscience School of Advanced Studies in Cortona, Italy.
'Addictions are an illness and this is an illness. This is a disease of the brain,' Dr. Nicolas Bazan said about addiction.
Dr. Bazan is director of the LSU Neuroscience Center, and he opened up his labs and knowledge to the public during Brain Awareness Week, hoping to show how scientists' research uncovers brain function and dysfunction to conquer terrible brain diseases from Alzheimer's and stroke to addiction. He remembers what happened in the 1980s with designer street drugs.
'One of these synthetic drugs being sold in the street, all of a sudden produced Parkinson's disease in people in their 20 and early 30s,' Dr. Bazan said.
Research is showing values are different in people with addiction illness.
'Punishment is something we (healthy people) fear. But the brain of an addict does not fear punishment. We have to reconsider the whole picture in a whole different light,' said Dr. Pulvirenti about treatment versus prison.
'We know by basic psychology that reinforcement works much better than punishment.'
More treatment could work better than more jails.
'(Addicts have) a high motivational drive (to use). So figure a car where the steering and the braking system fail at the same time,' explained Dr. Pulvirenti about how the addicted brain works.
Dr. Pulvirenti's research helped identify the role of specific brain chemicals in the process of drug addiction and mood disorders. His work at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla focuses on the development of new medication for methamphetamine and cocaine dependence and for depression, as well as on the understanding of molecular changes involved in the pathophysiology of neurological diseases and in the biochemistry of emotional behavior, according to the NSAS website.
He believes there will be personalized medicine and precision therapy in the future.
'We've getting closer every day,' he said. 'Smart medicines and vaccines are being studied now for addiction.' The doctors said as high as 80 percent of addicted people started with another untreated brain condition such as depression, anxiety or mania.
For each dollar spent on prevention, $7 is saved in treatment and other costs.