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The race provided a familiar one.
Dario Franchitti is still the one to beat in open-wheel racing.
The two-time defending series champion was perfect in the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg on Sunday, leading 94 of 100 laps on the scenic, 1.8-mile street course and beating Will Power to the finish line by more than seven seconds. It was Franchitti's first victory and fifth top-five finish in six starts in St. Petersburg.
``When you have a day like today, with the way the team was just like clockwork - pit stops, the car was great and didn't make any mistakes - they are few and far between so you have to enjoy them when they happen,'' Franchitti said.
His competitors weren't as fortunate.
Helio Castroneves, Scott Dixon, Ryan Briscoe and Marco Andretti were knocked out of contention in the first turn. Danica Patrick's chances essentially ended when she made contact with Justin Wilson midway through the race.
Even Power, the pole-sitter and one of the sport's best road-course drivers, was no match for Franchitti.
``He never makes mistakes,'' Power said.
Franchitti edged Power for the championship in last year's season finale and opened 2011 with another strong showing for Chip Ganassi Racing. He took the lead on the fifth lap and was dominant the rest of the way.
``Maybe that answers the question of how badly I still want to win races and championships and all that stuff,'' Franchitti said.
Kanaan, the 2004 series champion who joined his new team Monday, held off Simona de Silvestro over the final few laps for third. De Silvestro enjoyed her best finish in 18 career starts.
``To finish fourth is something unbelievable,'' de Silvestro said.
Patrick was 12th, a disappointing start to her seventh IndyCar season. She was penalized one spot on the final lap for making ``avoidable contact'' with JR Hildebrand.
That was nothing compared to the early chaos. There were four full-course cautions in the first 14 laps.
The first one was the most significant as five cars - all from the sport's top three teams - found trouble in the opening turn.
Penske teammates Castroneves and Briscoe were involved, as were two-time series champion Scott Dixon (one of Ganassi's four drivers) and Andretti Autosport teammates Mike Conway and Marco Andretti.
Andretti hit Dixon from behind, running over his rear wheel and sending Andretti for a wild ride. He flipped and landed upside down. Andretti escaped without injury, walked toward his pit, paused to watch a huge replay board, then cited three-time Indy 500 champion Castroneves for the melee.
``Helio just drove it in on all of us,'' Andretti said. ``He missed his braking point by a decent chunk. It's unfortunate.''
Castroneves accepted blame, saying he locked up his brakes.
``I apologize for everyone,'' Castroneves said.
The race was flagged several more times on restarts, all of them coming under the sport's new rules. In previous years, the series used single-file restarts. But this season, IndyCar switched to double-file restarts similar to those in NASCAR.
Drivers thought those dicey situations would be attractive to fans and figured they also would cause attrition. They were right on both accounts. Fans cheered the first-turn frenzy and several cars sustained damage on restarts.
Franchitti said team owners wanted the double-file restarts as much as anyone.
``That's conversations I'm sure they are having right now because nobody wants to see half the field taken out in some of these accidents,'' Franchitti said. ``There's probably a few (owners) sitting there scratching their heads just now looking at bills for loads and loads of carbon fiber and going, 'Why didn't I ever think of that?'''
Power echoed concerns of other drivers.
``It was a start, a NASCAR-style, and we are not NASCAR,'' Power said. ``That was the problem. We can't hit each other. We can't bump each other.''
Although most of the wrecks happened on restarts, there were other issues.
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Franchitti, meanwhile, was simply pulling away from his closest competitors.
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- Make sure your grill is adequately hot: When you can hold your hand about two inches above the grill grate and keep it there for only two to three seconds, your grill is ready.
- Work with small batches of food when cooking with a grill rack (about $15; available wherever grilling utensils are sold) so the heat circulates around the vegetables, allowing them to grill rather than steam.
- Stay with your vegetables as they are grilling. They should be nicely browned, not blackened.
- Keep in mind that cooking times in grilling recipes are only guidelines and will vary depending on the weather, the distance between the food and the fuel source, and the model of your grill. Ripe vegetables will cook faster than underripe vegetables, and vegetables high in sugar (such as carrots, beets, and sweet potatoes) will char quickly, so use your judgment to decide when a vegetable is done.
- Coat vegetables with extravirgin olive oil, a marinade, or an oil-based salad dressing before grilling. Oil can be flavored with herbs, garlic, and salt and pepper.
- Flavor your vegetables with fresh herbs-many spices become bitter when grilled.
- Use firm (or extra-firm) tofu, and keep it from sticking to the grill by drying it in a clean cloth or paper towels and squeezing out excess moisture. Then brush it with an oil-based mixture and grill on a vegetable-grilling rack. The flat surface will enable you to force a thin metal spatula under the tofu to turn it. Grill until a good crust has formed before attempting to flip it.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – At the Vertical Integration Facility at Space Launch Complex 41 on Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida, technicians use a lifting device to elevate a solid rocket motor (SRM) into an upright position for mating to a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket which will carry NASA's Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) mission. Curiosity has 10 science instruments to search for evidence about whether Mars has had environments favorable for microbial life, including chemical ingredients for life. MSL is scheduled to launch Nov. 25 with a window extending to Dec. 18 and arrival at Mars Aug. 2012. For more information, visit http://www.nasa.gov/msl. Image Credit: NASA/Dimitri Gerondidakis
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How did you go about cutting the holes in the wood for the keys. The wood does not look thin enough for a stylist of exact o knife to cut through...
Reminds me of the keyboard that Artie uses on Warehouse 13.
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That's absolutely inspirational to hear people want to buy these projects!
Etsy, here I come! (Now if I would just settle down and make one of these...)
I think the no-name keyboards are the way to go. Or thrift stores. There's a possibility of using "dome decal" crafting technique to make semi-legitimate looking keys that look old fashioned.
This is nice, looks great in the finished photos!
I dig this fancy font on the homemade keys better than the plain fonts on actual typewriter keys.
Also, why not just learn to wire the typewriter itself if you have one? It's a waste in my opinion to ruin these beautiful things just for the sake of making something cool
And even if you find the old typewriter keys, most of them only have 48 keys! Then you have the task of trying to match them for consistancy... or go with an ugly mis-matched keyboard. If you use a more modern keyboard you aren't going to have the steam punk look. Time is not always the enemy, and for me at least the satisfaction of building something myself far outweighs saving a whole bunch of work..
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This happens at various stages of the loan application, and sometimes at the very end.
Can a seller or the borrower ever be assured they will get the money to purchase?
Can the risk be considerably eliminated?
Yes, it can.
First of all, the buyer should be carefully screened for eligibility to borrow at the very onset of their house hunt. The buyer agent has the responsibility to ask preliminary questions, and prepare the buyers for what to expect before they meet with a lender's loan officer.
Prior to even stepping a foot into a home marketed for sale, buyers should be as financially qualified as possible, before the actual application for their loan occurs.
It is important the buyers receive a pre-approval letter from at least one lending institution. Caution is advised not to ask for multiple letters because multiple credit checks affect the loan eligibility.
After consulting with a loan officer and with a letter in their pocket, they can be taken by their Realtor to a home.
By the way, you should ensure your Realtor is asking the buyer's agent if the buyer is "preapproved." These preapprovals are a measurement of what price range a buyer can afford.
At the time of the offer, read the loan commitment dates closely. They include: when the escrow check is to be delivered, when loan application has to be made, when home inspections must be conducted and signed off, when any contingencies must be met, when will the lender provide loan commitment, (the buyer's approval to obtain the loan they have applied for) and, of course, the final closing date.
Put those dates in or on your calendar. Your listing agent will be following the process very closely and keeping in very close communication with you.
There is not a lot of the process your Realtor can control. But by keeping track of the process, it can be seen if there is any thing holding up the loan process, and what can be done about it.
By hiring a knowledgeable and experienced Realtor, the seller can be prevented from getting involved with a buyer who can't get a loan.
A home purchaser should ask when interviewing a potential real estate agent, "What steps do you take to ensure that you bring us a qualified buyer? and how do you follow up the loan process?"
Sellers should also educate themselves about the deposit clause, and what it actually means. In some instances just because a buyer is refused a loan, that deposit does not automatically return to the would-be buyer. Neither side of a transaction is guaranteed to receive the deposit money.
Not getting the loan is a disappointing occasion, and it is very expensive both to the buyer and the seller. Bank fees are still paid by the buyer whether the loan is granted or not.
Do not learn the hard way.
What's the answer to "what happens if my buyer can't get a loan to purchase?" You could lose the sale, you could lose some time, and you could lose some money. Do your best to prevent this disappointment by using these tips.
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Long time no post. Yes, I've been very busy indeed.
Well, it's finally time to move this blog to its new home that's powered by Office SharePoint Server. The URL is http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/blogs/lliu. Although it's slightly longer to type than http://blogs.technet.com/lliu, you just have to agree that it's a much cooler looking/sounding URL. J
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So what's-up with this new "sharepoint.microsoft.com" URL? Will MSDN & TechNet users be converted to this new service?
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Some MSDN/TechNet bloggers will move over as early adopters since the new MOSS-based environment is still in pilot mode. There are still many kinks to be worked out. More will likely move over after we get Passport/LiveID integration done in about 6-8 weeks. But until we provide some way of migrating existing content (which is currently not in my plans or budget), I doubt that the majority will move over.
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BERLIN — Quentin Tarantino says the brutal abuse of black slaves shown in his latest movie "Django Unchained" pales in comparison to the violence that was commonplace during the slavery era.
The director told reporters Tuesday ahead of the launch of the movie in Germany that "the truth, or the reality, was a thousand times worse than what I showed."
Tarantino said he wouldn't have been able to show the full extent of violence perpetrated by American slave owners.
The R-rated movie stars Jamie Foxx as a slave going on a killing spree of white slave owners and overseers just before the Civil War.
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The Web became the most ubiquitous distributed application system because it didn't have to think of itself as a programming environment. Almost every day I see comments or complaints from programmers (even brilliant programmers) muttering about how many strange and inferior parts they have to deal with, how they'd like to fix a historical accident by ripping out HTML completely and replacing it with Canvas, and how separation of concerns is an inconvenience. Everything should be JavaScript.
(Apologies to Tom Dale, who tweeted a perfect series of counterpoints just as I was writing. He has visions of rebuilding the rendering stack in JavaScript, but those tweets are not unusual opinions.)
The Web is different, and I can see why programmers might have little tolerance for the paths it chose, but this time the programmers are wrong. It's not that the Web is perfect – it certainly has glitches. It's not that success means something is better. Many terrible things have found broad audiences, and there are infinite levels to the Worse is Better conversations. And of course, the Web doesn't solve every programming need. Many problems just don't fit, and that's fine.
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Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile's evenhandedness and deft management of Chief Justice Renato Corona's impeachment trial lent great credence to that often-dramatic spectacle—one replete with heated arguments and even wheelchair theatrics. Enrile's performance even had a redemptive effect on his reputation and made people more tolerant of his revisionist account of martial law.
However, less than a year since the removal of Corona, the chief presiding officer of that trial is now himself embroiled in a controversy involving the misuse of maintenance and other operating expenses savings. After removing a chief justice for not being wholly truthful in declaring his financials—thus implying he unjustly enriched himself while in office—here is the Senate President using public funds to reward favored allies with cash gifts.
One cannot help but feel disappointed and betrayed by this development. Instead of making inroads in our fight against graft and corruption, it seems that our efforts have sputtered or even regressed. How else can we explain such unconscionable use of public funds when we are sorely lacking in basic education, infrastructure and national defense? What must the victims of the latest natural disaster be thinking when the senators are bickering over the unequal division of cash gifts?
If the immorality and corruption of the situation was not apparent before, it certainly is now with the vote of confidence to retain Senator Enrile as Senate President. Coming on the heels of the distribution of disproportionate amounts to allied majority members, it seems that the vote of confidence was bought and paid for by our taxes. If that does not constitute bribery and misuse of public funds, then our country is really doomed.
A ready solution is another very public and dramatic removal from office. After all, we are their bosses.
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Gunmen targeting cops claim their third victim
TIJUANA: A police officer was fatally shot yesterday morning outside the Red Cross Hospital, the third officer killed since Monday night in Tijuana and Rosarito Beach.
Eva Gonzalez Cruz, 38, was killed as she stood guard outside the hospital where a fellow officer was being treated for a gunshot wound. He was shot Monday night while working outside a store in eastern Tijuana.
The attacks come on the heels of detentions of drug-gang suspects linked to Teodoro Garcia Simental, a trafficker known as El Teo. Investigators believe the attacks may be in retaliation for the arrests, said a source at the Baja California Attorney General's Office who asked to remain anonymous because he is not an official department spokesman.
Gunmen have been going after vulnerable police targets – officers assigned to guard duty. Two Tijuana officers attacked in separate incidents Monday were members of auxiliary and commercial sections of the police department who guard businesses. One officer was fatally shot.
In Rosarito Beach, an officer was shot and killed Monday as he responded to a call for help from a 20-year-old female officer, a member of a tourist assistance unit who had survived an attack at a restaurant, authorities said. –S.D.
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TIJUANA: A U.S. citizen who owned a gymnasium in eastern Tijuana was shot and killed by an employee after an argument, the Baja California Attorney General's Office said yesterday.
Benjamin Ulysses Benson, 54, owner of Aquiles Gym in Los Pinos, was killed after arguing with instructor Crecencio Cristian Merlos, 40, the agency reported. Merlos has been arrested and faces murder charges.
In a brief interview with reporters, Merlos said he shot Benson after the two had argued. Benson told Merlos that he had a gun, and dared Merlos to use it.
"He said the first one who grabs it will live," Merlos said. "My instincts were to survive." Merlos said Benson had frequently berated him.
Merlos said Benson had lived in Tijuana about 10 years. According to the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana, Benson was born in Norfolk, Va. A consulate spokeswoman said officials were trying to contact Benson's family. –S.D.
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SAN DIEGO: A registered sex offender suspected in the attempted kidnapping of a 9-year-old girl was arrested yesterday.
Ieremia Tuiolemotu, 37, was taken into custody at his home in eastern City Heights after DNA linked him to the June 15 incident, San Diego police said.
The girl was walking to school on Latimer Street in Valencia Park about 8:45 a.m. when a man in a white minivan pulled up next to her and ordered her to get into the vehicle, police said.
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The supercar that's slower than a hot hatch. Hardly a tagline to brag about, but the inescapable truth is that in 0-62mph-land, the new R8 V8 Spyder is slower than Audi's own RS3 - 4.8secs plays 4.6secs, in case such knowledge tickles your fancy.
Now this has to be at least mildly embarrassing for Audi, and potentially wickedly embarrassing for owners should they find themselves being whipped off the line by a pint pot hot hatch costing less than half as much. But for the time being I'm prepared to gloss over that, because if we know anything about the R8, it's that it should not be underestimated.
Especially not in V8 trim. Yes, it's the entry-level model and is therefore by definition the poor relation to the V10, but although an office straw poll suggests general opinion is against me, I actually prefer the way the V8 drives. It's 60kg lighter than the V10 and - at the risk of seeming totally pretentious - that does make a difference, the V8 being slightly more agile and sweeter to drive.
One thing all of us agree on is that we like the soft top more than the coupe. Yes, it's heavier (to the tune of 100kg), which makes me appear utterly fickle when I've just been harping on about how the lighter R8 is better, but you'll just have to trust that the payback is worth it.
It's not just the joy of driving with nothing but the sky above your bonce, although that certainly plays a part. Let's call it aural accompaniment - noise just isn't a descriptive enough term for what the Spyder offers that the coupe doesn't. Or at least doesn't to anything like the same extent.
Anyway, time for another point of contention... that the V8 sounds better than the V10. The flagship's 5.2-litre has this wonderful fluted, mellifluous, woofly tone which is undeniably lovely; but the 4.2-litre V8 sounds a bit more dangerous. It barks and has an angry, raucous edge that really gets under your skin and makes bits of you tingle.
What this is all building up to, in a roundabout and drawn-out way, is that the V8 Spyder could well be the finest R8 that Audi makes. And therefore the finest version of one of the best sports cars of the last decade. No pressure.
The engine has been updated a bit since the R8 first appeared in 2007 and has gained 10bhp in the process, but this is still the same naturally aspirated 4.2-litre V8 that appeared in the old RS4, not the all-new 444bhp V8 from the RS5. And if I'm honest, it's not as punchy as I remember. It's quick alright, but the Spyder's weight has exacted a small penalty, and the V8 doesn't sear through each gear. Still reckon it would happily pull clear of an RS3 above 60mph though, and no turbo engine has ever had throttle and engine response to match this. And like I said at the outset, pure speed isn't what this car is all about.
What matters just as much is that it's a lovely engine to use (especially above 4,500rpm and even more especially when closing in on the 8,500rpm limiter), mated to an equally lovely gearbox in the open-gated form of the six-speed manual. It just slides so slickly from gear to gear, it's like the whole thing's been dipped in caviar. It's the sort of transmission that makes you downshift just for the hell of it - ideally with a good, gratuitous throttle blip.
To enjoy this fully, to really revel in the noise, drama and charisma that the V8 so ably delivers, I expect you're thinking you need to have the roof down. No. Dropping the top does make the Spyder look even better, but the cabin bluster means sound waves from the mid-mounted engine are dispersed at meaningful speeds. Instead use the small lever behind the roof switch to lower the electric rear window. Honestly, it's like removing a set of earmuffs - the clarity is astonishing,the volume perfectly judged.
And the driving? If you want to be ultra-pedantic, the coupe is the way to go as it's just that bit more incisive. But who wants to be a pedant when faced with a car like this? The Spyder is 99 per cent as good and gives you all the open air benefits, too. There's no structural wobble, so it turns into corners cleanly and gives you oodles of confidence - not something that can be said of every mid-engined supercar. Better or worse than the V10 Spyder? Again, really too close to call, but the fact that in all meaningful areas the V8 matches the £20,000-more-expensive V10 tells you all you need to know.
The 'lesser' model does do without the two-mode magnetic ride adaptive suspension, but the standard set-up is extremely well judged, and if you do want the impressive comfort/sport duality that the dampers give, they're on the options list (£1,380).
As are plenty of other things. The R8 Spyder is neither a cheap car, nor a particularly well-equipped one and the £95,545 list price will soon swell into six figures once you've had a dabble in the brochure. Do you need to? Well, our £100,610 test car was as beautifully built, designed and finished as you'd expect, but did do without tasty bits and bobs like the trim inserts that lift the cabin ambience further. Ideally I'd like to sit a fraction lower in the cabin, but, as with the gearlever, there's no faulting the weighting and action of the pedals and controls.
But let's conclude by going back to the question I posed earlier. Is this the best R8? Others here may cite the V10 Spyder, the dynamically obsessed may opt for a V8 coupe, but for me personally, this is my favourite.
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The verdict: An absolute winner top to tail, the V8 Spyder is by no means the V10's poor relation.
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Fisher says his current bench is the best he's had at SDSU
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No one expected the San Diego State men's basketball team to be No. 6 in the country at the end of February. After the losses of Chase Tapley and Jamaal Franklin, the 2013-14 season was supposed to be the Aztecs' rebuilding year.
Consider them rebuilt. This time, however, the template for success is a little different.
Sure, SDSU once again features two standouts. Senior point guard Xavier Thames is averaging 17.2 points per game and is on the Naismith Award watch list. Sophomore forward Winston Shepard has blossomed from a key sub into a key cog, and he's second on the team in scoring with 12.5 points per game.
But for the Aztecs this season, the whole is indeed greater than the sum of its parts.
Reserves such as Matt Shrigley, Dwayne Polee and Aqeel Quinn have come off the bench to spark the Aztecs to some significant wins in recent weeks and will likely factor greatly into the game plan as SDSU (23-2, 12-1 Mountain West) travels to Albuquerque to face second-place New Mexico (20-5, 11-2) on Saturday.
"This is the best one through 11 that we've had since I've been here," said SDSU coach Steve Fisher, who's in his 15th year at the school. "We don't have as many (situations where) one guy breaks down and all of a sudden it creates problems for the team. I think we're better as a group."
Therein lies the Aztecs' biggest weapon: depth.
"We've always had good benches, but as coaches, this year more than ever, we've trusted in our bench," said Brian Dutcher, Fisher's top assistant. "We've thrown them in tough situations early in the year, so now that we're at this point of the season, we know what to expect of them. … We know they're capable of performing at a high level, and we're not as fearful to go to them in a big game."
The Aztecs' bench has risen to meet the coaches' expectations, and the results have been impressive.
Against Utah State, Shrigley knocking down four 3-pointers to help SDSU run away with a win.
Polee has become a fan favorite as the team's sixth man. He sparked the Aztecs against Air Force, led them in scoring at Wyoming and in steals against Nevada, and swished the game-winning 3-pointer against Boise State.
Quinn, a versatile guard who spells Thames when needed, earned his first SDSU start against Colorado State when starter Josh Davis had to sit out with a knee injury.
That bench trio has combined to score 416 points this season — roughly 23 percent of the Aztecs' total offensive output.
James Johnson (who also saw significant time while Davis was injured) and Dakarai Allen (a freshman who's averaging 11.5 minutes) round out the list of 10 players who are averaging double digits in minutes this season.
That depth gives Fisher flexibility with his rotation and ensures that he always has fresh legs on the floor.


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They got one of those throwback, rock `em, sock `em races last August, when changes to the track surface forced drivers to get aggressive again and caused tempers to flare.
Now, a month into a new Sprint Cup season, NASCAR could use another race like that one.
Sunday's race will be the fourth for the new Gen-6 car, and the first this season on a short track. It could be the spark NASCAR needs at a time people seem to be holding their breath.
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Cat Chic: Behold, the White Cat Swimsuit by Wildfox Couture
You're shipwrecked and wash up on a desert island, dressed only in seaweed and the tatters of clothing you were wearing on what was to be a fun day on your friend's boat. Out of nowhere, a cat comes up to you, her fur as white as the sand and her eyes as blue as the ocean. She lets out a soft mew and nods in your direction, as if to say "Come with me."
You hesitantly get up and follow her as she runs along the shoreline, leaving tiny pawprints in the sand. You think, "But don't cats hate water?" as she leads you through thick brush to a clearing filled with dozens — no, hundreds — of cats who look just like her. They are all hard at work, each one assigned to a different task of cooking, cleaning, or tending to the kittens.
The mysterious cat tribe welcomes you with open paws and prepares you a meal of some of the freshest fish you've ever eaten. You still look like a shipwreck victim, and unsure if they understand English, you motion to your tattered clothes in hopes that they can whip you up a new outfit (they cook and clean, after all — surely they can sew, too?)
A short time later, the first cat emerges and holds out a garment in her tiny paw — a white swimsuit, with a cat's face on it that looks just like her. Just after you slip it on, you hear a helicopter in the distance and know that help is on its way.
Right before you run out to the main beach to be rescued, you thank the cats for their hospitality and ask them if they have a website where you can order more bathing suits online.
As the helicopter ascends, you look down and see the words "White Cat Swimsuit by Wildfox Couture" spelled out in the sand, and think, "This cat fashion thing is really taking off!"
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The Art Of Mindreading – Empathy Or Rational Inference?
The ability to infer what another person is thinking is an essential tool for social interaction and is known by neuroscientists as "Theory of Mind" (ToM), but how does the brain actually allow us to do this? We are able to rationally infer what someone knows, thinks, or intends, but we are also able to "slip into their shoes" and infer how they feel, and it seems that the brain processes these different types of information in different ways, as confirmed by a new report in the June 2010 issue of Elsevier's Cortex (http://www.elsevier.com/locate/cortex).
Prof. Elke Kalbe and colleagues from the Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine at the Research Centre Juelich and the Neurological University Clinic Cologne, Germany, studied a group of male volunteers as they performed a computerized task, which assessed their abilities in both emotional and rational inference. The researchers then applied repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) to a part of the brain thought to be involved in rational inference – the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex "" in order to interfere temporarily with the activity in that part of the brain and test its effect on the ToM abilities of the volunteers.
The findings showed that the temporary interference in this particular area of the brain had an effect on the rational inference abilities (cognitive ToM) of the volunteers, but not on their abilities to infer emotions (affective ToM). "The study corroborates the notion that cognitive and affective ToM are functionally independent and that these subcomponents are mediated by at least partly different neural pathways", notes Prof. Kalbe. Although the distinction between these two aspects of "mindreading" had already been made, the brain pathways for rational inference processes had not been well understood previously.
Coauthor Prof. Matthias Brand, from the University of Duisburg-Essen, adds that this new study "specifically underlines the relevance of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex for cognitive aspects of ToM". He also points out that this suggests that certain skills and behaviors known as "executive functions", such as cognitive flexibility and set-shifting, may be important while the brain is working out what someone else is thinking.


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February 1st, 2007 #7
Nice work, I see some H.R Giger influences in your work.
The zombie piece looks a little awkward, the cast shadow on the wall behind him should be further away and have softer edges, right now it looks kinda like he's standing in front of a flat decor if you know what I mean.
The darkelf-executioner also looks kinda weird, his small hands and strange placement of the belt which is on his crotch area right now (surely very uncomfortable) are the things most noticeable.
I really like the tattoo design, great colors and the oldskool burning heart is a nice element.
Keep it up!
February 7th, 2007 #8
thx b-plant, i am glad you like it
@Rudeone, your crits are real helpfull, you are rigth whit the executer.I should visit a drawing curs to improve my anatomical skills.
hope you check it out from time to time.
here is another doodle...
and a quick Acryl-exerzise , *man* my scanner is crap, now she look like she is rudi the raindeer>.<
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February 11th, 2007 #9
February 11th, 2007 #10
nice ideas and concepts you got going in here. I would suggest that you get Bridgman's Constructive Anatomy, it will help you tons.
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"I have been impressed with the urgency of doing. Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Being willing is not enough; we must do." -Leonardo Da Vinci
February 11th, 2007 #11
Neat designs mate, I love the darkelf and the goblin. Very nice attention to detail.
Keep it up!
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February 12th, 2007 #12
February 13th, 2007 #13
Hey man, good stuff you got here, I see a lot of potential in your artwork, your detail is really good, your stuff reminds me back when I was young, I love it. I would love to see what you pump out after you get that bridgeman, your going to enjoy yourself greatly with that book, It taught me and Unbreakable lots
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February 13th, 2007 #14
uh......thx rob, i get red
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February 14th, 2007 #15
hey man, keep working and studying and producing!! You have tons of potential!!
my website
my sketchbook
February 14th, 2007 #16
interesting concepts...the scans are bad, but from what i see the drawings arew cool.My fav is the tattoo design, really cool
keep sharing!
February 22nd, 2007 #17
You´ve got some interesting designs.
I think that you would profit a lot if you looked closer to reference like the textures of cloths, wounds and reptile skins. Maybe if you did some studies in order to get a feeling for how to render the differnt surfaces
March 6th, 2007 #18
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March 24th, 2007 #20
its done!
Hey Guys, sorry i have a littlebit trouble so i cant post for a few weeks now,but now i am back again.
today i just finished my first work on ps! ( ok, my first work on computer ever)
its so much fun to play whit my new ps, but now my fingers burns like hell...damn mouseklickin!
< 100% done on the pc!
i get realy tired, so i didnt work out the background....or his hips, but its a doodle and i like the result.
please crit, i need it!
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nice concepts and color scheme man
April 17th, 2007 #24
Hehe, I like the latest Pencil Drawings a lot, I think they are your best work so far......
I am not too sure about your first PS tries, but you have this Board just for some days, so you keep on trying and it will work in the end......
VERY nice, I will check out your stuff regulary......
April 19th, 2007 #25
hi matt, i am glad you enjoying my littel s-book. i will update as soon as my pc is back to live.*damn gremlins*
May 4th, 2007 #26
May 8th, 2007 #27
Thanks for stopping by my sketchbook!
I see your progress. Try to work more from reference and post some sketches, also the quick and loose ones! Best luck!
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Friday, May. 22, 2015 5:27PM EDT
Joe Oliver puts U.S. Volcker rule in the crosshairs
How far is Joe Oliver willing to go to get Canadian bond trading among U.S. banks exempt from the Volcker rule?
Although the federal Finance Minister invoked the North American free-trade agreement (NAFTA) when he spoke in New York earlier this month, implying the threat of a formal complaint in order to ease restrictions, for now he may just stick with making a sound argument to U.S. regulators.More »
Friday, May. 22, 2015 3:20PM EDT
Despite debt pledge, Valeant's M&A streak not done
NIALL McGEE
Doing deals is in the DNA of Canada's Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc., so even though the company has lately been emphasizing its growth from operations, investors have applauded its mergers and acquisitions strategy by relentlessly bidding up its stock.
Valeant chief executive officer Michael Pearson didn't tip his hand in a chat Thursday with The Globe and Mail on when and where the next big deal might come from, but he did suggest how the company might pay for it.More »
Thursday, May. 21, 2015 6:57PM EDT
Bay Street's astronomical deal flow cause for concern
These are words no one on Bay Street wants to hear: Watch out, these markets are nuts. When deals sell this easily, it usually means there's far too much market froth.
It used to be that a billion-dollar equity offering was a big event. Yet when Element Financial announced plans to raise $2.2-billion on Wednesday, there was almost no reason to blink. Since January, Canada's capital markets have seen at least six billion-dollar equity offerings, and such gigantic deals now seem almost run of the mill.More »
Thursday, May. 21, 2015 5:53PM EDT
Investment banks make $9.2-million (U.S.) on Shopify IPO
NIALL McGEE
Early investors aren't the only people making mad money on the slam-dunk initial public offering of Shopify Inc.
The investment banks that underwrote the share offering are splitting almost $9.2-million (U.S.) in fees. The commission on the share sale was 7 per cent according to the final prospectus filed Thursday, which is 200 basis points more than Cara Operations Ltd. paid out to its bankers earlier in the year when it went public.More »
Thursday, May. 21, 2015 5:49PM EDT
Gluskin Sheff hires former Calgary fund manager
Leon Knight, who was managing director at Kootenay Capital Management, has joined Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. as an investment analyst, specializing in energy.
The move comes about six months after Mr. Knight and Chris Theal, who was Kootenay's president, wound up their absolute return fund, citing hurdles to more growth, such as difficulties winning acceptance among the big banks and their investment advisers.More »
Thursday, May. 21, 2015 1:30PM EDT
Shopify IPO founders, backers strike pay dirt
NIALL McGEE
While Shopify Inc. doesn't make any money yet, its early shareholders have made a huge paper gain on its highly successful initial public offering.
The stock, which was priced at $17 (all figures in U.S.) a share in the prospectus, rocketed up to $28.74 a share on the New York Stock Exchange before settling down to around $26 – a 33-per-cent improvement over the prospectus price.More »
Thursday, May. 21, 2015 5:00AM EDT
How two judges came to the same surprising decision in Nortel case
I think we should all take a moment to appreciate that the Nortel Networks Corp. decisions of the Ontario Commercial List and the Delaware Bankruptcy Court represent the kind of Bay Street drama more regularly found at Ben McNally or the Canadian Opera Company.
Really, the plot summary is the stuff of Homer. A great house rapidly rises and then spectacularly falls, leaving three different countries to fight over the remains of the estate. They employ "scorched earth" tactics in their battle, hiring a cadre of mercenaries ( lawyers) to do their bidding. Finally, after two grand confrontations in two of the most powerful jurisdictions in North America, the crane lowers two great gods – Justice Newbould of the Commercial List and Judge Gross in Delaware – deus ex machina, to scold the combatants and to mete out justice in a most unexpected way.More »
Wednesday, May. 20, 2015 7:01PM EDT
Shift in demographics brings boomer turnover to private equity
As Canada's baby boomers march toward retirement, investors are lining up to take the reins from aging entrepreneurs parting ways with the small businesses they founded and built.
Some private equity groups are looking to step in and buy up these independent retailers, manufacturers and vendors, when owners can't pass the business to the next generation or where management teams are unable to buy them.More »
Wednesday, May. 20, 2015 5:08PM EDT
Element launches blockbuster $2.2-billion financing
TIM KILADZE And JACQUELINE NELSON
Canadian investment banks are stepping up to buy $2.2-billion worth of Element Financial Corp. shares and bonds – without knowing what the company plans to do with the money.
The offering is split into three tranches: $1.55-billion of subscription receipts, $500-million of convertible debentures and $150-million of preferred shares.More »
Wednesday, May. 20, 2015 4:27PM EDT
TMX faces a potential Nasdaq invasion
First Aequitas, now this.
Mere months after rival stock-exchange provider Aequitas Innovations Ltd. launched its new exchange in Canada, aiming to steal market share from the Toronto Stock Exchange, TMX Group Ltd., which operates the TSX, faces the threat of potentially taking on Nasdaq OMX Group Inc., too.More »
Wednesday, May. 20, 2015 2:11PM EDT
CIBC bond traders moved out of New York
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is moving some of its bond-trading operations from the United States to Canada, affecting what the bank called a "small number" of positions in its New York office.
CIBC confirmed that U.S. high-yield corporate bonds will now be covered from Canada, where the bank currently trades other U.S. bonds.More »
Wednesday, May. 20, 2015 8:22AM EDT
Canada embraces 'blank cheque' acquisition firms
They came to Canada only three months ago, but special purpose acquisition companies – or SPACs – are already winning over investors.
These acquisition vehicles tap investors for funds, and then use the proceeds to strike a deal. Because they aren't allowed to have a specific acquisition target in mind while fundraising, SPACs are sometimes called "blank cheque companies." After fundraising, they have two years to complete a purchase.More »
Tuesday, May. 19, 2015 5:50PM EDT
Will Bay Street's bottom line on Hydro One IPO be low enough for Ontario?
NIALL McGEE and DAVID BERMAN
If the Ontario government thinks it can pay a rock-bottom fee to banks for underwriting the Hydro One initial public offering, it may be disappointed.
Charles Sousa, Ontario's Finance Minister, told Bloomberg News that banks are so hungry for a piece of the action that they would be willing to accept a small slice of their usual fees – say, a quarter of what they earned for IPOs such as Air Canada or Canadian National Railway Co.More »
Tuesday, May. 19, 2015 5:00AM EDT
Why Michael Lee-Chin has turned his back on public markets
An hour and a half into my raucous and illuminating meeting with Michael Lee-Chin, the billionaire investor starts to worry he's crossed a line. "Am I harassing you?" he asks.
Our sit-down isn't so much an interview as a mental sparring match. Mr. Lee-Chin has a new asset-management company, called Mandeville Holdings Inc., and his aggressive marketing line is that Canadians won't create wealth unless they invest in private holdings such as venture capital, real estate and private equity funds.More »
Sunday, May. 17, 2015 5:08PM EDT
Power Financial CEO warns against sweeping retirement reforms
Canadians are anxious over their security in retirement, but their fears are likely overblown in the view of Power Financial Corp. chief executive Jeffrey Orr.
Misinformation about what's best for Canadians' retirement savings, combined with hand-wringing over the status of their investments, is putting the country at risk of adopting sweeping reforms that don't benefit at-risk groups, said Mr. Orr, who comes from an investment and banking background.More »
Friday, May. 15, 2015 2:11PM EDT
Onex dishes on what happened in Vegas
Onex Corp. didn't think its big investment in Las Vegas was a gamble.
On its first quarter earnings call Friday, the Toronto-based private equity firm detailed how its investment in the Tropicana Las Vegas hotel and casino fell short of its expectations, attributing the disappointment to a slump the city hasn't yet recovered from, as well as some issues getting people to open their wallets on the casino floor.More »
Thursday, May. 14, 2015 1:58PM EDT
Lexpert: When will deal making return to Calgary?
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Thursday, May. 14, 2015 12:27PM EDT
Bennett Jones hires ex-AIMCo chief
Bennett Jones LLP has hired Leo de Bever, the former boss of the Alberta Investment Management Corp (AIMCo) – one of Canada's largest pension funds – as a senior adviser to the law firm in Calgary.
The hire is part of a strategy to boost the law firm's ability to advise clients facing "challenging business environments," as Alberta's oil patch faces a prolonged slump in oil prices.More »
Wednesday, May. 13, 2015 10:27PM EDT
Boards getting better at battling activists
When the music stopped, there were no seats for Trian Fund Management.
The activist firm run by investor Nelson Peltz was circling U.S. chemical company E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. (DuPont), angling for four seats on the company's board. But DuPont chief executive officer Ellen Kullman prevailed after a shareholder vote on Wednesday.More »
Wednesday, May. 13, 2015 3:30PM EDT
Judges rip into squabbling Nortel lawyers
JANET McFARLAND
Some of the world's top bankruptcy lawyers must be smarting after reading parallel rulings issued by judges in Canada and the United States setting out how Nortel Networks Corp.'s remaining assets will be distributed among its subsidiaries.
Lawyers and other professionals working on Nortel's liquidation have put in thousands of hours and have billed well over $1-billion (U.S.) in fees since Nortel filed for court protection from its creditors in 2009.More »
Tuesday, May. 12, 2015 7:17PM EDT
Velvet Energy kicking tires on IPO of up to $1-billion
Velvet Energy Ltd., a private exploration company operating in Alberta's Deep Basin, is considering an initial public offering that could be worth up to $1-billion, despite the downturn in the oil patch.
The early reaction to a potential IPO among investors has been positive, chief executive Ken Woolner said. The effort is in its beginning stages, but it could signal an end to a drought in such financings brought on by the collapse in oil prices and slide in oil and gas stocks.More »
Tuesday, May. 12, 2015 6:43PM EDT
Bond markets take Bay Street for a wild ride
And traders thought October, 2014, was ugly.
Last fall, fixed-income specialists watched in horror as the market gyrated wildly, sending bond yields plummeting. Benchmark issues fell 20 basis points in a matter of days, only to rebound by roughly the same amount. It all transpired in a couple of weeks, and for a market that would typically fret over a 10-basis point move, this was far too much to take. (A basis point is 1/100th of a percentage point.)More »
Tuesday, May. 12, 2015 6:28PM EDT
TMX Group hit hard by dip in financings
NIALL McGEE
Despite headline-grabbing initial public offerings and a few supersized equity raisings, TMX Group Ltd.'s first-quarter earnings were dragged down by a sharp year-over-year decline in financings.
Financing transactions on the TSX Venture exchange fell 22 per cent by volume and 38 per cent by value to $679-million compared with $1.1-billion in the first quarter of 2014. The shortfall was part of the reason shares in TMX Group got crushed today, losing more than 5 per cent – the biggest drop since Oct. 11, 2013.More »
Tuesday, May. 12, 2015 5:50PM EDT
Asian investors feeling buyer's remorse over Canadian oil acquisitions
Asia's shopping spree in Canadian energy generated some buyer's remorse in recent years as newly acquired operations suffered hiccups and lost money.
It's now snowballed into buyer's rage.
That is the case in South Korea.
Several media outlets reported that 30 prosecutors raided the headquarters of state-owned Korea National Oil Corp., its ex-president's house, as well as the Seoul office of Bank of America Merrill Lynch on Tuesday.More »
Tuesday, May. 12, 2015 5:41PM EDT
More BMO departures as two U.S. executives join same bank
Two U.S.-based former employees with Bank of Montreal's capital markets arm have joined KeyBanc Capital Markets, the corporate and investment banking arm of KeyCorp.
Mike Jones has joined KeyBanc's mergers and acquisitions group as a managing director, leading the bank's consumer and retail M&A efforts out of Charlotte, N.C. Previously, Mr. Jones was a managing director at BMO Capital Markets in Chicago, where he worked in the bank's consumer, food and retail practice.More »
Tuesday, May. 12, 2015 2:13PM EDT
Halogen Software: a cautionary tale for Canadian tech IPOs
With investor interest in Canadian tech initial public offerings starting to warm up – including around the impending flotation of 10 per cent of Shopify Inc. stock – this week marks the second anniversary of another tech IPO many would probably rather forget: Halogen Software Inc.
The cloud-based software company specializing in talent management, which has had a rough ride since its IPO, announced Tuesday it was beefing up its board by adding two International Business Machines Corp. veterans. Deborah Besemer is a past executive vice-president of worldwide field operations at Big Blue, and Les Rechan is the former general manager of a business analytics division within IBM's software group and previously chief operating officer of IBM-purchased Cognos.More »
Tuesday, May. 12, 2015 5:00AM EDT
Relax. Alberta's NDP isn't the energy deal killer – the market is
My dear friends in the wild rose province: Deep breaths.
Instead of offering Alberta's premier-designate time to absorb her party's shocking majority win, some provincial big wigs – including energy executives, who should know better – have pounced on Rachel Notley, suggesting her victory will spell the end of Canadian energy. The morning after the New Democrats won the election, there were already suggestions the incoming leader must reassure the public that she won't nationalize the oil and gas industry.More »
Monday, May. 11, 2015 3:05PM EDT
Long-serving TD economist Alexander moves to think tank
Craig Alexander is moving to C.D. Howe Institute as vice president of economic analysis, leaving behind Toronto-Dominion Bank where he served as chief economist for the past five years. The bank announced Monday that deputy chief economist Beata Caranci will succeed him.
Nearing the age of 48 and with more than 14 years at TD – much of it spent on the road – Mr. Alexander said the time was right to try something new.More »
Monday, May. 11, 2015 5:00AM EDT
Equity analysts tout Bellatrix, rating agencies – not so much
Look no farther than commentary about Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. for proof that no one knows what to think about Canadian energy names.
Seventeen equity analysts cover the natural gas producer, and not a single one has a "sell" rating on the company. When Bellatrix reported quarterly earnings on Tuesday, their comments largely suggested the company looks rather decent.More »
Friday, May. 08, 2015 5:51PM EDT
Canada's two largest funds take big stake in U.K. telecom
Canada's two largest pension funds have just taken a significant stake in a business set to be the U.K.'s largest mobile phone operator, but both say the investment doesn't preclude more deals in the region.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec joined other institutional investors to take a 33-per-cent stake in the company being created from a merger of two mobile providers – an investment deal worth $5.8-billion. The investment stems from the March deal by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing's company, Hutchison Whampoa, to acquire Telefónica S.A.'s subsidiary O2 U.K. and combine the business with its existing telecom operator Three UK. CPPIB said its investment amounts to about $2-billion, while the Caisse's stake is undisclosed.More »
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I was fucking at a high speed around 9 inch penis inside her..Coming in and out.. She held me and said i am going to cum 2 nd time..I may ask u to stop
His muscular body was even hotter than it was in the pictures. I couldn't control myself, and started sucking on his nipples.
Phir dad me raman se vaseline li aur aunty ki gand ke upar laga diya. Phir apne lund par khub sara tel lagaya aur aunty ki gand par rakh diya.
After saying this my mom again took that huge thing of dad inside her mouth and started moving her face up and down very faster.
I was fucked by a random stranger whom I met in a bus; just because he touched my dick. And he fucked me for 5 hours without condom and came in my ass only
I was getting a hard on as were Amit and Nikhil. Amit was slowly rubbing his dick over his pants-I saw from the edge of my eyes. As I was just looking at Amit's dick from the edge of my eyes
E, au mun jau adaku chahinthili seithi gote approximatelu 1 year married Bahu te basithila, se soi jai thila, tap saree pura khasi jaithai ta dudha uparu, kebala blouse th. Sex With Aunty By Watching Another Aunty.