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February 5th, 2006 #301thanks for keep The Zebz Free in the Free World
it's cool to hear that you are making some headway on the digital painting front...keep at it, you know, trudge through that shit and you'll be the champion speedpainter before you know it. With trophies to prove it. that's right--trophies, not just sucky old ribbons. nice to see the life studies -- try to post more when you can.
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First of thank you for the tutorial on values! I'm stuck with that subject so I'll be making some value practice and paying attention to your notes. Cheers!
On color,
I'm really not very versed on this to be able to give much input, you'd be better off with the chapter on color in "Creative Illustration" by Andrew Loomis.
Still, I'll see if I can recomend a few things that have worked for me.
In photoshop, lower the saturation until you have a grayscale image, but the mode in RGB. Create a new layer, or set the brush to "color". Now paint away. The color mode adds the color you chose without altering the values. I think this is a good way to see if your values are correct. A lot of times you'll think that the color is off, but in reality, its the value that is off. Think of color as value. Color has properties that value doesnt, however, like variation of hues. Use and introduce different hues into the same subject.
If the values are well established, then you have a good base for the color, and using the color mode in PS is a good way to check that for me. Of course a lot of people paint strait into the image, but at least its a nice way of checking stuff.
Allright, I've become mentally blocked now, I guess thats all I can contribute this momment Hope it helps for something.
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the values and hatching are aces bro!!! you really got a knack for filling the page.
soaking this up as inspiration, thx!
February 7th, 2006 #304
Cool stuff! I especially like the lifedrawing! The Phil Hale-like thing had a very long torso it seems... I like the face though! Could use some more seperation of the masses as well.. like the right (our right) bicep and the pectoral is a little... fuzzy.
Keep 'em coming!
February 10th, 2006 #305
the life drawing and cartoons are great. I like the tree on the colour cartoon, cant wait to see all of it! With the life drawing, looks nice! Oh and don't throw them away! Keep them in a smart folder or something, and anyway, theres no point throwing them away!! With the portfolio thing, well I'm not an expert on them but here goes. Maybe you could include lots of stuff. EG. Life drawings, cartoons, concepts.etc. And put lots of different mediums in there.eg. paintings you have done, quick sketch's, pen drawings. Hope i have helped you out a little little bit, sorry if you have already done this. Wish i could of helped you more
Keep on drawing and posting dude!
February 10th, 2006 #306
i really like the sketch of the dude in the tree but, i think your coloring is getting the best of you right now. i wish I had some pointers but Im a big newb when it comes to digi coloring. glad that your keeping up with the joneses!
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February 12th, 2006 #307
Dude, I love the originality and goofiness of your characters. Awesome shading. This is something that I really need to work on too but, you seem to stick with light to mid range pencils. You should try playing with softer lead and work in some really dark values too. The only time I sketch with dark values is when I use ink. I really need to pick up a good 6B sometime and go at it. Anyway, awesome stuff, keep it up!
February 12th, 2006 #308
Hey Zeb, I like the digital piece so far (although, I think that I like the sketch better!). My eyes are really drawn to his face, that cluster of features is done really nicely. I like how the eyes, eyebrows, and nose take up this small little space and below is this huge mouth grinning away. Keep up the great work.
February 13th, 2006 #309
ooooh yea...ok, yea, you called me on it, i apologize for the delayed response. you know, last semester and all, who'da thought it'd be a busy one? heheh, doesnt really help that my computer is in the shop as well right now. i hope the digipainting is going well, you've got a good start going, though i'd suggest taking a look at the color relations that are going on and bringing some of that green into the yellows and browns of the character. the drawings on page 6 are looking nice but not as resolute as some of the ones you've got on page 5...some of these cartoony-er character designs are coming along really nicely too, esp. the kind of bigfoot looking guy on page 5. promise, promise, i'll post some stuff soon...been working in the ol' sketchbook a bit lately so we'll see where that goes. glad to see you're doin well man, keep it coming.
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February 13th, 2006 #310
Nice life drawings! Keep it up! I want more updates!
February 19th, 2006 #311
Well, I've been due for a long time so I figured I'd better get my arse in gear and update this with something. I'll start with the replies as usual.
Hazmataz: Thanks! Most exciting?! Heh. Hopefully we'll get there. Glad you liked the thread.
Rodrigo: Agreed. I was still really in the begining but I think somehow it lost some its charm, y'know? I'll revisit this and see what I can do about it. Hope you're doin' well. You gonna come along to the Montreal workshop? It'd be cool to actually meet you for once.
Max1975: Thanks for all those critz, Max! Much appreciated, man. Yea, that drawing was mostly just random stuff happening. I opted not to flesh it out so I won't be doing anything with it. I definately see my weekness of not working in a 3D plane more. By that I mean, I don't really create an environment for any of my characters or make them truely interact correctly with other things in space. This is something I'm trying to work on. I have a page in this updates of some rough things, trying to simplify the body more and make it easier for me to do this. Thanks for the push in the right direction. Loads of great stuff! And yea, you're right about the color one, it needs work too. See my post to Rodrigo. I'm startin' over on it. Thanks again, man.
Mr.Blonde: Thanks for your reply! I completely agree. I notice that when I start thinking about the skull more the facial stuff seems to take care of itself somewhat. But I seldom do that. Thanks for pointing it out to me again. I'll see if I can creep it in!
KingCoyote: Yea, I'm gonna redo it. It has lost something. I haven't revisited it yet but I will. Lemme see what I can conjour up this next go round. Thanks!
Odds: Thanks!
Guggen: There's my Doom Crue mate! Make sure your in GreenSocks room! Anyhow, yea, this digi stuff is rough go but I think I'm gettin' the hang of it. I just need to understand color more. And think more when I'm workin' on stuff. Errr... Can't wait for that freakin' trophy!
Bokr3kenSpirit: Thanks for all the critz, man. You and Max really came thru for me! I need to visit your SB's asap and offer some actual good advice for once! I'm a poor sketchbook group member. Sorry, bro. I hope things are going good for you! I'll definately be relookin' at those critz to help with me color probz. Thanks again!
skivvy: Thanks! They're my fav thing to do.
DCept: Yea, I was still workin' on those renders but I'm not gonna bother with it now. I was trying to elongate and make the proportions streched and strange. Using my illustrators license a bit. Heh. The face did come out surprisingly nice! Glad you like it.
Qxzi: Ok I won't throw 'em away. They'll just sit somewhere for year and years and I'll wait for the paper to yellow! Heh. Thanks for the helps!
vigostar: Thanks, man. I'll keep at it.
exPlosiveLimes: Thanks. Yea, I try to get pretty dark but sometimes these scan pretty light. But you're right. I don't get those smudgy B's in my work too often. Usually just build up. But I think if you'd see these originals you'd see they're pretty dark. I'll take that advice and heed it tho. I was just thinking that if might be night to actually use something softer the other day.
cburt: Like a freakin' ghost visiting my thread! I can't wait for your updates and you better get your ass to Montreal, man. Anyhow, yea, the toony stuff seems to be the strongest but I think my renders are getting stronger because of my practice on that style. Loads of hatches and stuff. I hope this update helps gives some more dignity and style to page 6. I hope you make it around to get back here again! Take it easy, man.
Orozco: Thanks! Well, here ya go!
ALRIGHT! Time for the update. This semester is still kickin' the ever lovin' crap outta me but I'm trying my best to get some sketchin' done. I have a lot of big assignments I'm workin' on as well as trying to get things in order for my Senior show. Senior semester is supposed to be strain free! Not for me apprently. They've got me taking a couple classes that are really just bearin' down on my patience. Plus I'm workin'. So Sorry for the lack of updates. Now I can't blame all of my lack of productivity on school and work. CA.org has been a great source of lack of productivity as well. Ha! Especially with that new 3.0 trying to come to life! I've been playin' alot over there rather than drawing. Grr. Also, I'm officially going to the MONTREAL WORKSHOP!!! WHAT?!! I'm so excited about it. So that's really ate a lot of free time too, chatting with people, thinking about it, reliving the old ones through pictures, I'm just psyched. I hope everyone of you plan on going!! I wanna meet ya'll! So post and lemme know and hollar at me if you're there! Ok. Enough talky. Here's my crap of an update. Much apologies. Hope it suits ya'll for now.
This is a photo and it's taken at a bad angle but I wanted to try and give you an idea of this piece I'm working on for my Senior show. Still sort of at the start and that 2H pencil isn't showin' up too well in the light areas. I also have another one to show the entire piece (can you make out that light line on the right? lol) and another to show my workspace ATM to give you an idea of how big. This is called "The Day of Pentecost".
The next one is me working out my ideas and compositional stuff in my SB. Might help you understand where I'm going. Just really rough ballpoint here.
My Egyptian CHOW try that I'll never finish...
Random sketch that I kind of like... may finish the renders on this and actually work the dorg out in the corner... again, these are all cuttin' off areas due to my scanner. Same ol' problem!
Some sketches trying to make characters interact and trying to make myself simplify the human forms a great deal more. I really want to get a hang on this so you'll see more of this. I also want to start creating more enviroments. We'll see. Just trying to make it simple on myself here.
And here's a dwarf that I'm going to finish as I get time. I kinda like 'em. I started drawing this when I was watching LOTR, surprise, surprise.
And a detail...
There ya go. More to come in the days to come... till then... take it easy, guys! Thanks again for the comments and critz! Bring on s'more! BTW, also thanks for the stars! I'm pushin' 4.09 right now! ALRIGHT! Ha! I've topped teh 4 mark! Something for me to be proud of 'eh? Thanks a lot, guys.
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February 19th, 2006 #312
aaaaaaaaaaah man! fucking sweet! so damn awesome progress since i last checked your pencil stuff! wich wasnt that long ago, either!
my jaw dropped when i saw that last one, the dwarf fella!
you´ve taken your stuff to a new level, dude.
keep up the good work!
and btw, got no crits. im too impressed!
February 19th, 2006 #313
Hey man, digging this update like a paleontologist. The loose pen sketches are neat, I always like seeing those in people's sb's the best. Keep the hard work up son!
February 19th, 2006 #314
hey!, you have an awsome desk.. tiday as well, well compared to some I have seen. How you doing anyways? hope it's all good. Very nice pencil work.. and love the chow wish u had finished it, making a very nice progress with your rendering and ideas. Keep scribbling! and hav fun at montreal, guess it's still a fair bit away. cheers
February 19th, 2006 #315
Hey zebz, hardcore update!
The senior project looks awesome so far, judging from the ballpoint sketch, looks like its gonna kick some major ass when its done!
Love the dwarf guy too, except for his toothpick-handle axe, seems a bit brittle.
Keep churning out the updates, its one of the few things keeping me sane until june. O_O
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February 19th, 2006 #316
hey Zebs!
The pentacost piece is looking totally rad, man! I haven't really got anything productive to say today... Sorry!
It looks like I wont make it to Montreal... I was gonna try, but then life got in the way (Damn bills!), so any way... there it is, and there's always next time, right? In the mean time, I know you're hella busy and all, but we should get together sometime... It seems a shame to live so close, and never hang out innit?
Senior year is rough, but it's totally worth it... you're almost there, keep up the good work!
It's always cool to see other peoples workspace too. Cool
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February 19th, 2006 #317
Pretty cool stuff man. I like the dwarf.
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February 19th, 2006 #318
The drawf is lookin' good! Reminds me of the art in the Warcraft2 player's guide.... awesome.
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February 19th, 2006 #319
LOVE ur sketches.Love u, ( if u dont do ne harm >__________>)
D00d, the lsat 2 upadtes are awesum, steam comin outta my head. this is the kindda style i want to have / those poses with glasses, specialy O__o that one are my fav/
AWEsum, my dream has come true, i always wanted to kill one of the superheros -__- . nehow, thats what i like about ur work, varirty. and its not typical. ur ideas are unique
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February 20th, 2006 #320
Greaaat new updates. Realllly like the big drawing you re doing, looks very promising!
Wish I could go to the Montreal workshop .... How can one get there anyway? Cost much??
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February 20th, 2006 #322
Hi ZebzFree
you got some very funny stuff in here =) your comic style is awesome
your rendering technique is cool but time consuming i guess - i wouldnt have the patience
that ballpoint pen scetch is my favorite of that latest update - very loose i luv it
ahm keep it up !
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February 20th, 2006 #323
hey major props to you sir. i finally got around to looking in here cause of all the ref's about you around here. i guess i'm biased to your avatar, even though i like the guy and his show. it just bugged me a bit hahaha.
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February 21st, 2006 #324
awesome stuff man, a huge improvement! the rendered one with all the faces is great!!! really top stuff! although the horned guys eyes look a bit far apart. Really cool style there as well.
keep up the good work and good luck with finishing the course
February 23rd, 2006 #325
http://ryanbowlin.com/Sketchbook/sb136.gif: Looking good, not much else to say...they're still just standing there though zippermouth does have a cool sideways slouch goin' on...
Dwarf is excellent...very stout...great work on the arm positions...the head is maybe ever-so-slightly off-center, but don't worry about it, it's very subtle and minor and completely not worth messing with...fantastic nose again, and I'm gonna study those eyes, the interaction of the upper lid and socket is very well done, I've been completely missing that...
The guy with the pick has a nice hunch...your figures are getting better with regard to that body language storytelling i yammered about a while back. Great subtle work on the facial expression too, even though I can't quite figure out what the eyes are doing at this point.
I don't know about the cartoony guys...they should get better as you do them more but I guess I don't see the simplification as accomplishing much. I guess the poses are a bit more dynamic, but you could rough them out even more simply to get that energy, and then finish them off with in your usual fashion, which would look pretty awesome. I guess I'm just not seeing what you hope to accomplish with these, so maybe I'll just shut up about 'em for now
Hey, next time you're bored and feeling altruistic, it'd be fantastic if you could post a tutorial type thing on your process for constructing/designing faces...I think you do the richest character faces around here, and that's no small thing.
February 24th, 2006 #326Dutton GuestHey man, digging this update like a paleontologist.
Zebz, isn't it funny how LotR makes you wanna sketch and paint every living moment you have left? The shot in the extended features where Alan Lee and John Howe are sketching enviros for the Shire gets me every single time. That said, your dwarf is looking very very cool, and definitely a bit of Mr. Lee showing through.
It looks like we're both in the same boat about how and where we're trying to push our art. I like the direction you're taking so far and I'd love to see the finish on that piece you're doing for the senior show.
I'll answer your question over in my SB in some more detail along with a couple image shots since I actually hold my paintbrush and charcoal the same way. And as far as tips on getting your ideas down on paper as fast as you come up with them, I can only wish there were 48 hours to a day. :/
February 25th, 2006 #327
great update! Like the cartoons. Nothing esle to say
February 25th, 2006 #328
yo zebz, its a nice update, the big drawings lookin pretty good so far, but like we've talked about before, i think it'd be awesome to preserve some of that gesture thats in the sketches. the page of sketches of the guy with the glasses and sewn lips is probably my favorite, its super loose and has a lot of life. its pulling in some of the style and gestural elements that exist in your cartoonier work without sacrificing the more "formal" character design qualities. somethin that i gotta work on too, keeping yourself brief. the dwarf guy's comin along but looks like he could use some more contrast, more dark shapes specifically. keep em coming, lets get this sketch group started, i'm excited.
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February 26th, 2006 #329
You've improved lots man! I'll try and go for 2 days (for sat. and sun.) to the WS (Mostly due to money trouble). If I cant attend on the weekend, I'll go make a small trip to MTL, to meet you guys and have a beer or two.
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February 27th, 2006 #330
Almost everyday I go through your thread and find out that you haven't updated. Huge disappointment. Shame on you. Sketch you lazy ass monkey boy. Btw. Im quite jealous of your drawing table. Could you send it me?


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I don't think that these numbers are the Paul Harvey, just one part of the whole. If you account for all the other dakar threads, sticky and non-sticky, then I think you can just look at the above table and double the numbers for this year. Yes, double. Look around at the views on the cliff notes. The media thread. Then dive into Ned and Bill's threads. And so on.
We've gotten a LOT bigger than it appears in the numbers, too. Eurosport is using us as a reference. So are the the actual race teams, and not just those that we have ties to. To me, this implies an onus of responsibility on our part to make it not necessarily better per se, but to focus on reliability and accuracy. Yeah, we're just a bunch of gearheads that go gaga for this stuff, but it's become more than just a fan thing.
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I talk to the departed.
Someone in the family will start humming and then next thing we know we have a four part harmony happening Everyone gets in on the act and then it dies down. We go on as if nothing happened. We forgot it was wierd to outsiders until the other day we just burst into song. The look on their faces was priceless!
that is one of my secrets
not here. Q & A is a bit too public for me. :)
People watching. It's like stalking for people with no attention-span.
I like to jab sharp ob<x>jects into my gums
i like the way it feels also jab sharp objects under my fingernails,,I guess i am a twisted person
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JUSTIN AMLUNG SIGNS WITH REDS - Shortly after being named a CCBL All-Star, Justin Amlung (Louisville) left the Cape after signing a professional contract with the Cincinnati Reds who drafted him in the June MLB first year player draft.
Is today the deadline?
Kendall Rogers was kind enough to respond to my tweet regarding Stephenson...
@KendallRogersPG chances Stephenson signs with Reds? He has already taken a physical, that's gotta be a good sign...no?
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@ @rbullardjr Someone told me 50-50 earlier this week, but I personally feel like Stephenson will sign by the deadline.
About two hours ago Amir Garrett Twittered that he was leaving to go to Cincinnati. I wonder why he would be doing that? Hmmm. curious.
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The Reds were not near a deal with top pick right-hander Robert Stephenson about eight hours from the deadline.
"We're not any closer than we were yesterday or the day before," Walt Jocketty said.
While Jocketty remains optimisitc that a deal will get done, he's taking a bit of hard line.
"We've gone about as far as we'll go," he said. "They have to decide."
Jocketty said the Reds won't wait until the official deadline.
"I don't want our guys sitting around till midnight waiting," he said. "We're going to give them an earlier deadline than that. I'm not sure when exactly it will be."
Some top tier pitching talent coming into the organization.
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
I get nervous when a team signs guys drafted lower for big money.
It may mean they don't plan to sign their top pick. Instead, will use the bucks to pay over slot for lower level picks with ability.
Really excited about Amir Garrett...didn't think we'd get him.
He has a ton of potential, especially being a lefty but he'll be a long while until he hits the majors. Needs a lot of polish, essentially all he has right now is a fastball.
The Reds signed 23rd rounder Sal Romano for $450K, according to Kendall Rogers of Perfect Game USA (on Twitter). The Reds also signed 43rd rounder Ty Washington, according to Rogers (on Twitter). Callis reports that the second baseman obtains a $300K bonus (Twitter link).
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m_sheldon Mark Sheldon #reds official 'cautiously optimistic' a deal can get done with top pick Robert Stephenson. http://bit.ly/qXYYZT
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President: Cynthia Ligeard
Cynthia Ligeard became president following legislative elections in 2014, in which parties opposing independence from France retained their majority, with 29 out of 54 seats.
Ms Ligeard's Unity Front - an alliance of smaller anti-independence parties formed in 2013 - came second, behind the Caledonia Together party of Philippe Gomes, who was president between 2007 and 2009 and also favours staying with France.
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Madison - With Dwyer High School quarterback Jacoby Brissett expected to sign elsewhere, Wisconsin has added another player to its 2011 freshman class with the signing of Milton senior Nate Hammon.
Although the 6-foot-2, 210-pound Hammon played quarterback at Milton he is expected to be either a wide receiver or defensive back at UW.
Hammon accounted for 2,896 total yards and 35 touchdowns as a senior. He completed 113 of 190 passes for 2,077 yards and 19 touchdowns and rushed for 819 yards and 16 touchdowns.
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The Browns added a big name free agent to the team this season. Unfortunately, Michael Symon won't help the team win many games on the field. Instead Symon, along with chefs Whalen and Sawyer will offer up grub for fans. From the Browns-
"Chefs Symon, Whalen and Sawyer have been at the forefront of Cleveland's culinary revival. By bringing their talents to Cleveland Browns Stadium, the stadium will house the best of Cleveland's food scene. The chefs' authentic regional culinary expertise, proven track record of culinary success and excellence, appearances on the Food Network and receipt of local and national awards will create an immediate connection with fans.
Opening on the club level are outposts of Symon's B Spot and Whalen's Rosie & Rocco's, while Sawyer will debut a brand new concept, Sawyer's Street Frites, featuring the signature item from his flagship restaurant Greenhouse Tavern. In the suites, menus will feature signature items from these restaurants.
"Burgers, brats and Browns football! I have been a Cleveland Browns fan my whole life and it is an honor to now partner with them," said Chef Symon. "I am excited to team with ARAMARK and chefs Whalen and Sawyer to offer a game day experience that is second to none."
"As a proud Clevelander, I'm looking forward to serving Browns fans," said Chef Sawyer. "Michael, Rocco and I are ready for the season to start and to transform Cleveland Browns Stadium into one of the best culinary experiences in all of sports."
"I am grateful for the opportunity to partner with the Browns and ARAMARK and to cook for the team and fans that I grew up with. The only thing I love more than football is food and with Symon, Sawyer and Whalen in-the-house, the Browns now have an even bigger home field advantage," said Chef Whalen."
The new offerings will be available to those fans in the club and luxury suite level.
All well and good for the club level. How about some good burgers for the general population who make up the majority of the seats ? We have to eat (I don't anymore) the crappy premade burgers for $6-$7.
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- The total has gone OVER in 8 of St. Louis's last 11 games
- The total has gone OVER in 5 of St. Louis's last 7 games on the road
- St. Louis is 0-5 SU in its last 5 games on the road
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- The total has gone OVER in 17 of NY Mets's last 25 games
- The total has gone OVER in 9 of NY Mets's last 13 games at home
- NY Mets are 4-1 SU in its last 5 games at home
- The total has gone OVER in 4 of NY Mets's last 6 games when playing St. Louis
The New York Mets are now tied atop the NL East standings, and they are going to try to beat the MLB betting lines in a Monday afternoon clash in the Big Apple against the slowly sliding St. Louis Cardinals.
Yesterday, we spoke about just how poorly the Cardinals were playing offensively, and they still really haven't been able to mount any offensive whatsoever. They scored just one run on Sunday, and that is the only run that they have to show for their first three games here in New York, and you can bet that they cannot wait to get on the airplane once this one is over with. A bullpen that has been used and abused lately is probably going to get some more work with Kyle Lohse on the mound on Monday. Lohse has led the Redbirds to three straight defeats, and in that stretch, he has allowed 26 hits and 11 runs in just 17.0 innings of work. For the year though, Lohse has gotten relatively lucky, going 5-1 with a 3.36 ERA. His WHIP is low at 1.21 in spite of the fact that batters are hitting a relatively lofty .273 against him for the campaign.
Break up the Mets! The fantastic weekend for this pitching staff just seems to continue after another gem of a game on Sunday Night Baseball last night by Jonathon Niese. Now, it Dillon Gee's turn, and he hopes to continue his relatively hot streak. The numbers for Gee this year are all over the place. On the plus side, he does have 57 strikeouts against just 17 walks in 63.1 innings of work, meaning he is averaging over six innings per start. On the flip side though, he has struggled again with the home run ball, allowing eight already this year, and he has just a 4-3 record and a 4.69 ERA. Gee has pitched well in these last three starts though, going 2-0 with just six runs allowed. He logged a quality start in all three outings, and he has 20 strikeouts against eight walks in that stretch. Gee has only faced the Cards once in his career, and he got the win by throwing seven innings and conceding just two runs last year.
We are most certainly in a New York state of mind right now. The Mets are just playing out of this world, and though the Cards would love to at least get out of this series with a win, we think that the boys in the Big Apple are going to get into first place in the NL East all by their lonesome on Monday afternoon in what should be a great clash.
St. Louis Cardinals @ New York Mets Pick: New York Mets +115
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Music City Roots to Help Kick Off MerleFest; Lone Star Music Awards Nominees Announced; New Kathleen Edwards Video
- On April 24, Pokey LaFarge, Della Mae, The Waybacks, Peter Rowan, and Jim Avett will play Music City Roots at Nashville's Loveless Café to help kick off MerleFest, which begins in North Carolina the next day.
- The 2013 Lone Star Music Awards nominees have been announced. Voting will begin on March 1 (you'll be able to vote once per email address) and the winners will be announced April 28.
- Watch the EPK for the Gibson Brothers' next record, They Called It Music, here.
- Sounds like Tuesday night's "All for the Hall" benefit concert in New York was fantastic.
- Kathleen Edwards has a new music video as well as a new single – a cover of Roxette's "It Must Have Been Love."
- Scott Avett did a Q&A for MusicConnection.com.
- Bluegrass artist Lorraine Jordan was featured in Cary Magazine.
- Is Kacey Musgraves' song "Follow Your Arrow" (listen here) "too racy" for country radio?
- Josh Kear and Dan Wilson took part in a performance and Q&A session on Capitol Hill to "entertain and inform members of Congress and their staffs about the creative process of songwriting and the challenges facing songwriters in the digital world… As Congress considers music licensing reform, the event was designed to highlight the fact that the contributions of songwriters and composers are being grossly undervalued in the current digital music landscape, earning 12 times less than record labels and artists for the exact same performance. The result is that songwriters are being treated unfairly and paid far too little when their music is streamed on services such as Pandora, which is seeking to even further lower the royalties they pay to songwriters and composers."
- Chet Flippo's new Nashville Skyline column covers new records by The Mavericks, Steve Earle, and Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell.
- In this interview with American Songwriter, Josh Charles discusses his desire to "bring the piano back into country music, like Jerry Lee Lewis did, when it was cool."
- You can download "Long Time Gone," a Civil Wars and T Bone Burnett collaboration from the soundtrack to A Place at the Table, here.
- The Band's The Last Waltz takes the top spot on the Village Voice's "10 Concert Films to See Before You Die."
- Masochist CM Wilcox live blogged a chunk of country radio programming.
- Chris Thile's How to Grow a Woman From the Ground is Bluegrass Today's Album of the Week.
- Our pal UK Andy pointed us toward this NoiseTrade interview with Hem's Dan Messe. The article also has a link to two free mp3 downloads.
- Taylor Swift added Florida Georgia Line, Brett Eldredge, and Casey James to various dates on her Red Tour.
- Will Hodge interviewed Heather McEntire of Mount Moriah for CMT Edge.
- CMT Edge premiered Old Man Markley's "Train of Thought."
- Brad Paisley's Beat This Summer Tour will begin May 9.
- Richard Thompson did an interview and performed a couple songs on NPR's All Things Considered.
- Kenny Chesney came in at #5 on Billboard's Top 40 Moneymakers list. He was the highest-charting country artist on the list.
- Here's a Solas video featuring Carolina Chocolate Drop Rhiannon Giddens.
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Wow I'm not into Lone Star music except for Ray Wylie Hubberd
That Musgraves song is a spendid track off of a divine album that is just really smart songwriting and simple (in a good way) production.
Chet Flippo said, "At any rate, after official Nashville started closing its doors to "older" artists, as well as eclectic talents such as Harris and Crowell, each has followed a personal muse, pursuing projects they are generally interested in."
I couldn't agree more.
The Musgraves and Ashley Monroe albums–both terrific and important–both challenge "radio norms" too. And it's about time. You keep hearing comparisons to Loretta Lynn frankness–without mention that "Rated X" and "The Pill" are 40 years old now, "You Ain't Woman Enough" nearly 50. Perhaps the fainthearted radio boys will be forced to let in good-natured straight talk about their listeners lives again–right here in THIS century.
Oh, I don't know Janice, I'd say nominations that include Hubbard along with The Trishas, Walt Wilkins, John Fullbright, Elizabeth Cook, Jason Eady, RE Keen, and Corb Lund (just off the top of my head) represent a pretty solid slice of good music.
I care even less about the Lone Star Music Awards than about the CMA's, ACM's, and CMT's! Crikey mate, I didn't even think that was possible…
Gosh, is Chet Flippo's new column titled "New Music By and For Obamavoters"? Hmmm.
Kacey Musgraves needs to be really careful about her next choice for a radio single. If the follow-up single to "Merry Go-Round" doesn't climb as high on the airplay charts, the radio station programmers will quickly lose interest. Choosing a song with subject matter that may limit airplay would be a huge mistake! Oh, that reminds me will Ashley Monroe's first radio single off the new album be "Weed Instead of Roses"?…(lol)
I think Music City Roots should have shows tied into every Americana/Country/Bluegrass Festival that draws talent to, or through Nashville in the process. First it was the Americana Festival, then the IBMA's, now it's Merlefest! Hey, what about Bonnaroo?
It was fun seeing Vince Gill and Pam Tillis on ABC's "Nashville" episode last night. They should have let them sing a duet at the Bluebird as part of Deacon's birthday party! Sheesh.
Ditto to Drew, particularly Elizabeth Cook and The Trishas for me.
I hope so, Barry.
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There's nothing quite like Olympic hockey and according to some reports, this could be the final year that the NHL allows its players to participate, at least as long as they are getting no monetary compensation out of the deal.
Team Canada is a slight favorite to repeat as gold medalists, although that is never easy. Despite having the best talent on paper in each of the previous four Olympics that allowed the NHL players to compete, twice Canada has left the games empty handed, failing to medal in 1998 and 2006. Both times the games were played on the larger ice surface, such as will be used at Sochi.
Russia comes next and you can find the host team at +230 at Bookmaker. Russia can match the Canadians up front and in net, but aren't quite as strong defensively. If the Russian goalkeepers play up to their ability they can overcome their skill on the blue line.
Sweden is the third choice and its odds are in the neighborhood of +450, depending on which book you bet at. The loss of Henrik Sedin will hurt a bit, but you can never count out Sweden as long as Henrik Lundqvist is playing. After a slow start, Lundqvist has resembled himself the past 15 games and he can keep Sweden in games.
Bettors in the United States have been backing their country and the Americans have received the highest percentage of wagers at Bookmaker, although they are still at +695. Ryan Miller was the hero of the 2010 Olympics, helping the Americans win the silver medal.
The Czech Republic and Finland are the other two teams that are given a slight chance, with the other countries all rated as extreme long shots.
When looking which country to wager on, it's hard to discount the differences between the smaller ice surfaces, such as are used in North America, and the larger surfaces that are used throughout the rest of the world. Both times the Canadians won gold medals it did so by defeating the United States, which also benefited from familiarity with the smaller surfaces. Think of it as an NFL team suddenly forced to play games on a Canadian Football League field.
Russia has been a bit low-key regarding its desire to win gold in front of its home fans, but don't buy it for a second. Russia desperately wants to win and have an excellent chance at doing so. If history repeats itself, Russia's toughest competition could very come from Sweden, as its players are used to the size of the rink. A 2-unit play on Russia and a half-unit play on Sweden might be the best course of action to take. If Russia wins, you'll come out 4.1 units and will show a tiny profit if the Swedes pull off a mild upset.
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text: Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Upload and sell straight away? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33088&th=6203#msg_33088 I'm really thrilled about finding the API, and I've been playing around, but have a question or two (probably more to come). First and foremost.. What I would love to do is... allow people to modify/generate a model on my website... then it's uploaded to shapeways through the API. The person who modified the model then can buy a print from my shop (and I get a small percentage). Now... I seem to have the correct connection happening with SOAP. But it looks as if, after upload all you get is "succesfull", and no way to link my customer to the uploaded model. I also got this message when I first looked at the model "You have not yet agreed to our Terms & Conditions.". That seems to defeat the purpose of an API somewhat to me... So eh... To me the entire point of the API is... that I can automaticly upload models from my server to shapeways' server... and sell those to the people that generated them (with a small profit). And all that without me having to do anything manually... Is this possible at all? Am I making sense here?]]> macouno 2011-08-22T19:40:04-00:00 Re: Upload and sell straight away? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33089&th=6203#msg_33089 The only thing that gets in my way is the "confirmation"... that I have to agree to the terms and conditions. If I could just get around that... then this'll work... Or do you purposely intend us to for instance have to e-mail our customers to tell them the model is available? That would be a bit... eh... well, not so smooth ]]> macouno 2011-08-22T19:52:00-00:00 Re: Upload and sell straight away? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33090&th=6203#msg_33090 This line in the SoapAPI.php is the solution: $result = $this->client->submitModel($this->session, $model, null, 'generated-creator'); It has to be 'generated-creator'... then your model is instantly for sale, and you get the ID of the model as the return value. Awesome! I'm sure I'll have more questions soon... but for now it looks like it's working!]]> macouno 2011-08-22T20:03:51-00:00 Re: Upload and sell straight away? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33120&th=6203#msg_33120 macouno wrote on Mon, 22 August 2011 20:03 This line in the SoapAPI.php is the solution: $result = $this->client->submitModel($this->session, $model, null, 'generated-creator'); It has to be 'generated-creator'... then your model is instantly for sale, and you get the ID of the model as the return value. Cool, I see you found the workaround for the T&C issue. -- Hans ]]> hans.lambermont 2011-08-23T08:32:41-00:00 Re: Upload and sell straight away? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33133&th=6203#msg_33133 You can see what I've been up to here: http://www.shapewright.com/ I haven't really run into any issues since yesterday. Would just like to figure out a quick way to calculate the volume of a model myself (for price estimates). I also haven't found a way to set in which materials a print should be available. I don't mind customers picking themselves, but it might be a good option for the API.]]> macouno 2011-08-23T10:34:40-00:00 Re: Upload and sell straight away? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33500&th=6203#msg_33500 ]]> electrobloom 2011-08-29T13:48:17-00:00 Re: Upload and sell straight away? http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=37853&th=6203#msg_37853 elchan 2011-11-03T13:46:18-00:00


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Hello all first post here on the Netgear forums and really hoping the community can help me with my problem. This issue has been driving me insane, and before I get into the detail of my problem I want to say I do work for a IT company tech support so I have a good understand and general back round of networking and routers.
I purchased my router back in March of this year. Since doing so I have had a ongoing problem with my wireless network. No problem using the wired connection as I am on now. At first purchasing the router had no problems using the wireless network. About a few weeks later for some strange reason my SSID is no longer being broadcasted(On multiple devices). I followed all normal T/S procedures, factory reset the router, login to admin portal made sure the SSID was being broadcasted so on and so forth. Admin page showed wireless network was working fine and being broadcasted. At a complete lost I contacted Netgear support through email. They then gave me the normal deal of making sure I followed all there T/S procedures. The next day out of no were the SSID shows up and WIFI works.
Few months go by and now I am back in the same boat. Looking for any ideas or help with my issue of unable to see my SSID on MULTIPLE DEVICES even though the admin portal shows SSID working and being broadcasted.
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Do you have a laptop? If so, you could try installing inSSIDer and see if the SSID shows up there. If the SSID does show up and at the same time not with the other devices, then the issue is with the other devices.
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Re: Netgear N600 WNDR3700v3 (SSID not showing up)
Every time you reset the unit it will always broadcast first with default "netgear"
I would change default Netgear SSID name to be sure you do not mix or conflict other user did not change their default SSID happen to own netgear routers
So other than that if broadcast of SSID checked and default SSID unique but does not show in wifi device than try reflash the firmware follow with hard reset and see if that helps
if still have an issues I would say you have some hardware related issues
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Thanks for your replies. I do have two different laptops both that "were" connected to the network wireless before this issue has occurred. Both laptop are giving the same result as well as my smartphone. So thats three different devices that all can't see my SSID, I highly doubt it has anything to do with my hardware. I do understand already that by factory resetting the router I will get the default SSID "Netgear". I have already flashed firmware, factory rebooted the router, and tried changing the SSID to something other then the Netgear default SSID while making sure the enable SSID box is check in the admin page. Still with no luck. im at the point were I feel the routers wireless could be defective. is this a possibility?? I have submitted a ticket to netgear support so waiting to hear back from them
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Hardware failure was meant to said as router failure
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Have you had any response? I am having the same issue.
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If you did all that was suggested on this thread and have come to the conclusion your router's wifi conked out, then please open your own case with Netgear. I doubt very much even if gabbers55 got a response from Netgear, it'll have any bearing with your own case. In issues like this they may choose to deal with each case on its own merits before issuing an RMA.
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I have a DG834G and I'm having the same problem - only difference is that my SSID is not viewable on devices such as the Netgear Wifi Extender, my printer (which was attached fine until power blackout the other night). It is viewable and works fine for mobile phone and laptop!
Funny thing is the extender SSID is viewable while the main network is not. Yes, to all the other things gabber55 has done - it's being broadcast, etc. Just not present while attempting to connect peripherals. Also WPS doesn't work at all! I've tried manually connecting and WPS. Restarted router numerous times, etc.
What is it with this?? Totally frustrating.
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Sounds like power outage make damaged the router
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Total Station Survey
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It can measure horizontal and vertical angle, slope and horizontal distance and setting horizontal angle on the total station.
Main Feature:
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To Measure:
1. Using Bluetooth.
Select "Connect to Bluetooth Total Station" on the option menu to pair with a bluetooth enable total station. The 'set Horz.Angle' and Measure Buttons will be enable for measurement.
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Connect a USB OTG cable to your android phone/tablet. Then connects a USB-Serial Adapter to the OTG cable. This tool support most USB-Serial Adapter chipset (1. Prolific 2. FTDI). Lastly connects a serial cable from the total station to the Usb-Serial Adapter, this cable is supplied by the total station manufacturer. Select from the option menu 'Connect Usb-Serial Adapter'.
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2. Nikon
3. Leica
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Dev Prasad's family vacation up north inspired him to write a book on all the places linked to Krishna
Everyone wants to write for Lonely Planet, and if that's not possible, heck, write your own travel book. That's what techie-turned-travelogue author Dev Prasad did. "I have always been into creative writing and used to write poems when I was in college," explains Dev as he gives us a brief idea of his association with the word. Dev is the author of "Krishna: A Journey Through The Lands And Legends Of Krishna" (Jaico, Rs. 295).
This book has been part of a journey that began five years ago as a family vacation to the North. "I was feeling sad and frustrated that besides the Taj Mahal and Qutub Minar there was very little information about the places we could visit in the north. And it was some unknown force that urged me to carry a notebook and make notes about every place I visited. Slowly the book became about Brajbhoomi, or the 10 towns associated with Krishna," says Dev.
After this first trip the seed for the book was sown and Dev followed it up with two other trips — one to Gujarat in 2007 and the other to Kurukshetra in 2008 — thus chronicling every place that Krishna might have had even a remote association with.
"This is like a spiritual travelogue, which covers about 120 places. It describes the place, the ambience and my personal experience in the place. The legend behind the place comes in a flash back," he says.
Although by writing a book that talks of a single man's pilgrimage, Dev is not scared that he has restricted his audience. "I wanted to write a niche book. Besides, the kind of travel I have written about it is only possible by young people."
Dev has already started putting thought into a second book, which will either deal with places like Guruvayoor and Udupi, which he could not include in his first book, or maybe a book on Jesus Christ. Does Dev ever think about giving up his day job to pursue his passion full-time? "Sometimes I really want to, but I need to look after the basic needs of roti, kapda and makaan as well," he says with a laugh.
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The long road trip and the threat of inclement weather couldn't stop Punxsy's sea of red from making the trip to Rimersburg to watch the varsity football squad take on Union Friday night.
Despite Mother Nature's intervention causing an hour-long lightning delay, the show went on. But it was far from a happy ending for Punxsy, as Union earned a 21-6 victory over the Chucks, dropping Punxsy's record to 1-1 on the young season.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — Punxsutawney Borough is requesting that residents talk with the borough before adding to its compost pile on Beyer Avenue.
"If anyone is going to be dumping compost or tree limbs on the pile, please call the Public Works Department or the borough office to schedule a time that it can be taken up to the pile," said Ben White, Punxsutawney Borough manager at Tuesday's Public Safety Committee meeting.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — Kindness and compassion are a pair of traits that every parent hopes his or her child picks up and runs with, and one local youngster has certainly displayed both qualities with a recent act.
Daniel Billick, the son of John Billick and Amy Cowburn, both of Punxsutawney, saved up his hard-earned allowance for a very good cause: to purchase a backpack full of school supplies for an elementary student who may not be as fortunate as he is.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — After reclaiming the Route 36 trophy a week ago, the Punxsy Chucks will look to build off the winning momentum in its first road contest of the 2012 gridiron season tonight against the Union Knights.
The Chucks will have their work cut out for them as they will face a veteran Knights squad, who is trying to recapture its past football success as a long time member of the Keystone Shortway Conference.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — With the contest tied at halftime, the Punxsy boys' soccer team blitzed Curwensville with three goals in the opening seven minutes of the second half to roll to a 7-2 victory in its home opener.
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Brazil Sets Reserve Requirement to Stem Real Rally
Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Brazil's central bank set reserve requirements on short dollar positions held by local banks in its third attempt since October to stem a rally in the currency. The real fell for a third consecutive day.
The new rules have the potential to reduce short positions in the dollar to $10 billion from $16.8 billion in December as banks seek to avoid paying reserve requirements on currency operations, Aldo Mendes, the central bank's director of monetary policy told reporters in Brasilia.
Starting April 4, Brazilian banks will need to deposit in cash at the central bank 60 percent of their short positions in U.S. dollars above $3 billion or their capital base, whichever is smaller. The reserves will not earn interest, Mendes said.
"The international environment is challenging and generates the need to focus on financial stability," central bank President Alexandre Tombini said. "The central bank takes measures when it decides to take it. This was the adequate moment."
Policy makers in Latin America are trying to stem currency gains as fast economic growth and low interest rates in rich nations attract capital inflows to the region. Finance Minister Guido Mantega said this week that Brazil's government is ready to take new measures to prevent the dollar from "melting" and stem the real's 37 percent rally against the dollar since 2009.
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Tombini said the short dollar positions were excessive relative to the size of the currency market, prompting the central bank to set the reserve requirements. He cautioned Brazilian companies, saying that in a floating regime the exchange rate can swing both ways and that high levels of international liquidity were unlikely to persist.
"This measure is probably the first of a series of moves that the new government will announce -- they will do what it takes to hold the real," Marcelo Salomon, chief economist for Brazil at Barclays Plc in New York, said in a phone interview.
The measure could weaken the real in the short-term, though is unlikely to have a lasting effect, said Andre Perfeito, chief economist at Gradual Investimentos. The real's appreciation is based on "fundamentals," he said.
Since October, Brazil's central bank has twice raised, to 6 percent, a tax foreigners must pay to buy fixed income and derivative assets. President Dilma Rousseff, in her inaugural address Jan. 1, pledged to protect the country "from the indiscriminate flow of speculative capital."
Brazil's real fell as much as 1.17 percent after the announcement before paring losses. The currency weakened 0.8 percent to 1.6869 per dollar. Yields on the interest rate futures contract due in January 2012 rose 1 basis point to 12.1 percent.
Latin America
Other emerging markets including Chile and Peru have stepped up their battle against the weak dollar in recent days.
Chile this week said it will buy $12 billion in the foreign-exchange market to weaken the peso, the region's best-performing currency over the past six month. Peru's central bank on Jan. 1 extended reserve requirements for banks to their overseas units to stem inflows increasing volatility in the sol.
'Infinite' Tools
Mantega said Jan. 4 that the government has an "infinite" number of tools at its disposal to affect the country's exchange rate and support exporters hurt by the currency gains.
Brazil's trade surplus narrowed 20 percent last year from 2009 as a stronger currency and the fastest economic growth in more than two decades fueled imports.
Perfeito said today's move by the central bank shows that Rousseff's top concern is preventing the real from strengthening further. The move raises the risk bank President Tombini won't raise the benchmark Selic rate this month to control inflation running at a 23-month high, he said.
"Perhaps they won't increase the Selic at the next meeting, because they are trying so hard to control the exchange rate," Perfeito said. "That's my worry right now."
Traders are betting policy makers will raise the benchmark rate by 50 basis points, to 11.25 percent, at their Jan. 18-19 policy meeting, according to Bloomberg estimates based on interest rate futures contracts. Brazil's real interest rates accounting for inflation, the highest in the Group of 20 nations, are a magnet for speculative capital, Mantega has said.
Inflation Jump
Brazilian consumer prices, as measured by the IPCA-15 index, jumped 5.79 percent in the 12 months through mid-December. That's the highest inflation rate in almost two years.
Mendes said today's move had no connection with monetary policy.
In 2009, Brazilian banks held $2.9 billion in long positions in dollars, swinging to $16.8 billion in short positions at the end of 2010, Mendes said.
"It's bad for the economy when the system swings to one extreme," Mendes said.
The measures are "prudential" and could spur dollar purchases that weaken the real and reduce the central bank's daily dollar purchases, he added.
Nelson Barbosa, the Finance Ministry's executive secretary, said today's measures had been under consideration since 2008 and will reduce volatility in the foreign exchange market.
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