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Scott Jones Goes Dutch - Race Day At Assen
This will not end well. Zulfahmi Khairudden and Remy Gardner collide
2015 Assen Post-Race Round Up: Title Races, Maturity Joe, And Miller Madness
You would think with the deluge of words which has washed over the incident between Marc Márquez and Valentino Rossi in the last corner (and to which I contributed more than my fair share, I must confess) that there were only two riders and one race at Assen on Saturday. Beyond the clash at the GT chicane, there was much more to talk about after Holland.
Whatever the immediate aftermath of the clash between Márquez and Rossi, the longer term implications of the result have made the championship even more interesting. Márquez' decision to switch back to the 2014 chassis for his Repsol Honda RC213V has been proven to be the correct one. Though the engine is still as aggressive as ever, the old chassis in combination with the new swingarm and new forks tested at Le Mans has made the bike much more manageable. Márquez can now slide the rear on corner entry in a much more controlled way than before, taking away the behavior the reigning champion has struggled with most. The Spaniard showed he could be competitive from the start of the race to the end, instead of crashing out as the tires started to go off.
The bike is still a long way from cured, however. Márquez switched to the medium front tire rather than the soft, the only rider to do so. The medium provides a bit more support under braking, compensating for the reduced braking from the rear wheel. That support comes at the cost of extra grip provided by the softer front. Whether Márquez will be able to employ that same strategy for the rest of the season remains to be seen. For a start, Assen is not a very typical track, featuring a lot more flowing corners than usual. At circuits with more corners needing hard braking, the challenge will be greater. The next race is at the Sachsenring, where asymmetric front tires will be on offer. How the Honda deals with that will be interesting.
A more competitive Márquez will certainly liven the championship up. After Lorenzo swept the previous four races, a Rossi comeback gave him back the advantage in the championship. Without Márquez, Rossi would only have extended his lead by five more points, but the Repsol Honda man put himself between the two Movistar Yamaha teammates, meaning that Lorenzo's deficit grew to ten points. With ten races to go, the championship is still wide open, though realistically, it is only between Rossi and Lorenzo. But the influence of a rider who is consistently capable of inserting himself between the two Yamahas could end up having a major effect on the championship.
Scott Jones Goes Dutch - Pictures Of Assen, Second Edition
2015 Assen MotoGP Post-Race Press Releases
Press releases from the teams and Bridgestone after Saturday's exhilarating Dutch TT at Assen:
2015 Assen MotoGP Post-Race Round Up, Part 1: Rossi vs Marquez
Great final corners make history, every track should have one. A chicane, or a wide, tight final turn which allows riders to attempt a desperate last-gasp plunge up the inside, or for the exceptionally brave, round the outside, for the win. The truly great corners have just enough options after the turn for the attacking rider to make a mistake and let the rider he just passed retake the lead.
Assen has such a final corner. And not just a great final corner, but also a great sequence of corners which lead up to it, allowing riders to both plan ahead and to react to the unexpected. On Saturday, Assen's GT Chicane, and the complex from De Bult all the way to the exit of Ramshoek, delivered spectacular and exhilarating racing. It also delivered a moment which will go down in the annals of MotoGP history, and be debated for years to come. It might even prove to be the decisive moment in the 2015 championship.
The names of the protagonists should come as no surprise: Valentino Rossi led into the final corner, with Marc Márquez in hot pursuit. What happened next depends on whose version of events you wish to believe, as the participants differ in their perceptions. Rossi says he turned in to the first part of the chicane in front, got bumped wide by Márquez, and had no choice but to gas it across the gravel to avoid crashing. Márquez says he had the inside line in the corner, Rossi cut him off, then cut the corner on purpose to take the win. Which version is the truth? We'll come to that later, but to understand what happened we have to go back to the beginning of the race.
2015 Assen MotoGP Friday Round Up: On Rossi's Assen Magic, And Old Tires vs New Tires vs Soft Tires
Jeremy Burgess was famous for finding that special something on Sunday morning that gave Valentino Rossi the edge in the race in the afternoon. It is a tradition carried on by Silvano Galbusera, who has replaced Burgess since the start of the 2014 season. Galbusera, too, always seems to find that extra little tweak during warm up that makes the difference between cruising in fourth or finishing on the podium, and even on the top step. The fact that it has continued since Burgess' departure suggests that the tweaks were very much a collaborative effort, with input coming from his data engineers and mechanics, as well as the rider himself, of course.
Two weeks ago in Barcelona, Rossi's team appeared to have found something extra special. For it did not just work on the Sunday in Catalonia, taking Rossi from the third row all the way up to 2nd, but it has even carried through to Assen, some 1600km further north. Rossi was quick from the moment he rolled out of pit lane for the first time at Assen, and has been at or near the top of the timesheets ever since. In this form, Rossi may well have expected to have been on the front row, but he went better than that. Putting in one of the best laps of his recent career with a couple of minutes to go, he simply hammered the opposition. As a sign of just how dominant he was at Assen, he led the second fastest man, Aleix Espargaro, by nearly a quarter of a second. The next quarter of a second difference covers second place to eleventh, from Aleix Espargaro to Danilo Petrucci. It is incredibly close at Assen, except at the front. One man reigns supreme.
2015 Assen MotoGP Friday Post-Qualifying Press Releases
Press releases from the MotoGP teams and others after qualifying at Assen:
Scott Jones Goes Dutch - Pictures Of Assen
Pol Espargaro is trying hard to go fast. Perhaps a little too hard
2015 Assen Thursday Round Up: Honda vs Yamaha, Races Saved and Races Changed
If the Honda is so bad, why are two RC213Vs at the top of the timesheets? That seems like a very valid question, given the public struggles which all of the Honda riders have had with the bike this year. Has the 2014 chassis finally fixed the Honda's ailments? Is Márquez back?
If only it were that simple. Firstly, of course, Marc Márquez never went away. The double world champion still possesses a gargantuan talent, and the desire and will to use it. He was hampered by many aspects of the 2015 bike, including both the engine and the chassis. The 2015 chassis, he explained at Assen, was more precise and could be used more accurately. Unfortunately, the only way to get the best out of it was to ride it like every lap was a qualifying lap. That level of intensity is just not sustainable over race distance. At some point, you will make a mistake, and the 2015 chassis punishes mistakes mercilessly. So HRC have reverted to a hybrid version, using a 2014 chassis and the new swingarm which Márquez first tested at Le Mans. That works better for Márquez: he has been forced to sacrifice some precision, but at least now he has a chance to recover from mistakes.
2015 Assen MotoGP Preview Press Releases
Press releases from the teams, Bridgestone and others previewing the Dutch TT at Assen:
Guest Blog: Mat Oxley - Blue on blue
MotoMatters.com is delighted to feature the work of iconic MotoGP writer Mat Oxley. Oxley is a former racer, TT winner and highly respected author of biographies of world champions Mick Doohan and Valentino Rossi, and currently writes for Motor Sport Magazine, where he is MotoGP correspondent. We are featuring sections from Oxley's blogs, which are posted in full on the Motor Sport Magazine website.
Blue on blue
Forty years ago this Saturday Jaws was released in cinemas. The film's theme tune still reverberates in people's minds: a spooky riff synonymous with approaching danger.
Over the past four races Jorge Lorenzo has bitten shark-sized chunks out of Valentino Rossi; 28 points, to be exact. With seven rounds done and 11 to go, he is just one point adrift of his team-mate and poised for the kill. Or is he? Perhaps Lorenzo's momentum is unstoppable or perhaps Rossi can rally himself.
Of course, the nine-time champ has been here before. Way back in 2009 he likened Lorenzo and the other new kids on the block to sharks. "If I am not strong, I know they will eat me in one bite," he said. "They look at me with a little bit of blood flowing and maybe they think, OK, now is the time."
2015 Barcelona MotoGP Test Notes: Honda's 2014/2015 Hybrid, And The Frustration Of Weather
Frustration and resignation. Those were the two most prominent emotions at the post-race MotoGP test at Barcelona. Two sides of the same coin, in reality, as the weather robbed teams in desperate need of track time of any chance of doing the hard work which will make them all a bit more competitive. After an hour and a half of a dry track, a massive thunderstorm washed over the circuit, drenching the track and leaving it wet for the rest of the day. Dani Pedrosa was phlegmatic about the situation. " The weather is what it what is," he shrugged. "Obviously it would have been perfect for it to have stayed dry but we don't control that."
In the Tech 3 garage, Pol Espargaro, suffering badly through a slump in his form, did nothing to hide his frustration. "We tested two things, one of them was not good, one of them was good, we improve a little bit. Then the rain comes, it's impossible to make one fast lap time, impossible to make a rhythm, impossible to make anything. We are looking to go to Assen to continue, because it was a disaster today." It has been a tough year for the younger of the two Espargaro brothers, as he is struggling to ride the Yamaha, a bike which requires a radically different approach than his natural tendency, to move around, and be aggressive.
The rain was perhaps toughest on Marc Márquez. Márquez' biggest problem is on corner entry, where he cannot slide the rear controllably once it touches down during braking. The reigning world champion feels strongly that braking is where he has his biggest advantage, and the ability to either pass or make up time on his opponents. Take away that advantage and he feels shackled, fighting with one hand behind his back.
2015 Barcelona Saturday MotoGP Round Up: Suzuki's Triumph, Lorenzo's Pace, And Preventing Moto3 Towing Madness
1993. That was the last time there were two Suzukis in the first two positions on the grid. Then, it was Kevin Schwantz and Alex Barros who qualified first and second at Jerez. Now, twenty-two years and six weeks later, it is Aleix Espargaro and Maverick Viñales. Then, Suzuki were at the height of their competitiveness, before beginning their slow decline which went on until they withdrew at the end of the 2011 season. Now, Suzuki is back after a three-year absence, with a brand new prototype at the start of its development. Taking pole and second in just their seventh race is quite an achievement for Suzuki, and vindication of their choice to build an inline four, something they know all too well, rather than messing around with a V4, as they had done throughout the MotoGP era.
It is also a vindication for the team of people Suzuki chose to lead their return to MotoGP. Davide Brivio has proven to be a shrewd team manager, to nobody's surprise. Tom O'Kane, Aleix Espargaro's crew chief, has been instrumental in providing direction to the development of the bike. Aleix Espargaro and Maverick Viñales have lived up to their expectations, combining experience, attitude and a hunger for success.
Of course, there are no points for qualifying, and Suzuki's front row positions came at least in part with the artificial performance boost of the soft rear tire available to the Open teams and factories with concessions. But Espargaro and Viñales still had to put in the time, and they had to beat the Ducatis, who have the same concessions as they do. They deserve their position, was the near universal feeling among Suzuki's rivals.
2015 Barcelona Saturday MotoGP Post-Qualifying Press Releases
Press releases from the MotoGP teams after qualifying at Barcelona:
2015 Barcelona Friday MotoGP Round Up: Fast Suzukis, The Deceptive Pace Of The Yamahas, And Tires And Electronics
What did we learn from Friday practice at Barcelona? We learned that things are not quite what they seem. Does the fact that the Repsol Honda riders are second and third overall mean that HRC's travails are behind it? Certainly not. Do the two Suzukis in the top five – and Aleix Espargaro setting the fastest overall time – mean Suzuki have found the horsepower to match the Honda and Ducati? Absolutely not. Will the Yamahas' lowly positions on the grid put them out of contention on Sunday? Leaving aside the fact that it's just the first day of practice, with another full day on Saturday, definitely, absolutely, certainly not.
Are all these assumptions completely baseless? That's where it gets interesting. In fact, there is a kernel of truth underlying them all. The Honda is improved, certainly, but racing is not practice. The Suzuki is definitely quicker, but it isn't horsepower which is putting the Suzukis where they are. And the Yamahas are clearly having a problem, but it is not a problem which will trouble them much in the race.
The headline times are deceptive, at least in the case of the Yamahas and Hondas. The fastest laps of Dani Pedrosa and Marc Márquez are impressive, but both times they were one-off laps set on very short runs in qualifying trim, rather than times set in long runs using a race set up. Perhaps spooked by his experience in Mugello, where a prolonged focus on electronics and race set up left him stranded in Q1, and then failed to get into Q2, Márquez ensured that he had a fast lap under his belt at the end of both free practice sessions. Pedrosa did much the same, working on race set up early, then pushing for a time at the end of both FP1 and FP2.


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Aliases for ADAMTSL2 Gene
External Ids for ADAMTSL2 Gene
- Entrez Gene: 9719
- Ensembl: ENSG00000197859
- UniProtKB: Q86TH1
Summaries for ADAMTSL2 Gene
This gene encodes a member of the ADAMTS (a disintegrin and metalloproteinase with thrombospondin motifs) and ADAMTS-like protein family. Members of the family share several distinct protein modules, including a propeptide region, a metalloproteinase domain, a disintegrin-like domain, and a thrombospondin type 1 (TS) motif. Individual members of this family differ in the number of C-terminal TS motifs, and some have unique C-terminal domains. The protein encoded by this gene lacks the protease domain, and is therefore of a member of the the ADAMTS-like protein subfamily. It is a secreted glycoprotein that binds the cell surface and extracellular matrix; it also interacts with latent transforming growth factor beta binding protein 1. Mutations in this gene have been associated with geleophysic dysplasia. [provided by RefSeq, Feb 2009]
GeneCards Summary for ADAMTSL2 Gene
ADAMTSL2 (ADAMTS-Like 2) is a Protein Coding gene. Diseases associated with ADAMTSL2 include geleophysic dysplasia 1 and geleophysic dysplasia. GO annotations related to this gene include metalloendopeptidase activity. An important paralog of this gene is ADAMTSL1.


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Developer purchases downtown Rockford commercial building
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A Rockford-based real estate development firm has purchased a historic downtown Rockford building that it plans to renovate and market as a mixed-use commercial and residential property.
The two-story, 6,500-square-foot building, which is located at 110 N. First St., was purchased by Rockford-based Urban Equity Properties, doing business as JMZ Properties, LLC. The purchase price was not disclosed.
Melissa S. Miller, broker/associate with Rockford-based Century 21 Country North, completed the transaction on behalf of the JMZ Properties. John Funderburg of Doyle, Woodhouse and Moore, Inc., represented the seller, a private local investment group. Both brokers are members of the Rockford Area Association of Realtors.
Justin Fern, managing partner of JMZ Properties, said the firm plans to build two residential loft apartments on the top floor as well as a ground-floor commercial space suitable for offices, retail or restaurant/café use.
This is the latest in a series of adaptive reuse projects by Urban Equity Properties. Other current projects include 317-325 W. Jefferson St. and 317 Market St., which are also located in downtown Rockford.
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A mass brawl broke out in south east London last night as a summer street party turned violent.
You don't often hear a cinema full of worn-out reviewers bursting into applause when a film finishes but that's what happened after the press showing of The Artist this week. Understandably enough: it is funny and touching, a delectable movie for anyone. But it has also been precision-engineered to delight devoted cineastes even more than other audiences.
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Lovers Rock was the name given to British reggae, popular in the late Seventies and early Eighties.
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When you read James Sallis's 2006 noir thriller, Drive, it seems amazingly fast-moving, stripped down and stark. But this wonderfully concentrated movie version makes the book seem baggy in comparison.
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Turner Prize-winning artist Gillian Wearing and method acting teacher Sam Rumbelow could be thought pretentious as they persuade seven non-actors from Northern climes to act out their difficult personal issues in a way that might help them.
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This production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic musical won seven Tony Awards when it ran at New York's Lincoln Center.
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I have never changed my opinion of a film so much on a second viewing. I've loved Terrence Malick's films ever since seeing his first two, Badlands (1973) and Days of Heaven (1978).
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- One player skating around at the Ohio State hockey practice seems bigger and more assured of himself.
He should. R.J. Umberger is an established top-six forward with the Columbus Blue Jackets who graduated after playing at Ohio State to become a solid contributor in the NHL.
These days, with the league and its locked-out players staring each other down over a new agreement, Umberger is biding his time, hoping for the best. Between workouts, he reports to the Buckeyes' practices to serve as a volunteer coach.
He's not the only one who misses the hits, checks and goals of the NHL season. Ohio State's players grew up as NHL fans, some raised on the sport in Canada, and they all want the pros to play again. And soon.


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The New LDS Anti-Gay Marriage Letter
There is a theory that if a person traveled back in time and confronted her earlier self, the universe would explode. This appears to be what has happened with the new anti-gay marriage letter put out by the LDS Church and set for widespread distribution this Sunday in all congregations in the U.S. and Canada. The modern LDS Church...read more


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Much of what Donald Trump has to say I agree with, however, in expressing it, he sounds like the kids in the playground I grew up with on Long Island.
Being from there himself, Jamaica Estates, it doesn't seem he's grown out of that tone.
Becoming president isn't going to happen for him, because he is in so many enterprises needing his attention that would prevent it. Who will watch the store? His progenies can't without it being a conflict of interest, unless their last name happened to be Clinton.
I find it offensive by people who are offended by everything that has been traditional, moral and decent, since time immemorial. A group who has made protesting a profession and the ACLU, their defender. They seem to be on the wrong side of peace and harmony; dividing a nation that has worked hard to correct its wrongs from the past. By redefining racism and secularism to silence voices opposed to their interpretation for a politically correct America.
It is a new concept of liberalism that revisions history to fit its agenda, by patronize those whom they label as oppressed victims, and accuse anyone in opposition of being the oppressors.
The adversities between these neo-anarchistic liberals and the decent, law abiding populous appears in religion, race relations, entitlements, patriotism, immigration, abortion, homosexual marriage, drug legalization and diplomatic relations.
This has caused an unacceptable number of people who reside and partake of what the United States offers, to scorn and denounce it; but not wanting to be or assimilate to become American.
Even sensible people can be drawn into an ISIS-type syndrome, where they destroy ancient artifacts to erase past history. No matter what you may think of the Confederate flag, it is a part of our history.
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This is a slightly unusual but super easy use for Cream Cheese
This instructable will take you through how to make Cream Cheese mints.
In the last step I will go over how to switch up the ingredients to make candies.
Step 1: What you need
4oz or half a cup Cream Cheese
1 Tablespoon of Unsalted Butter
3-5 Cups of Powdered/Confectioners Sugar
Food Colouring
Regular granulated sugar
2-5 drops of Peppermint oil
Cookie cutters
Paper towels
Small Paint Brush ( that has not been used for paint)
Silicon baking mat or parchment paper
baking trays
Step 2: Mix butter, cream cheese and peppermint oil
You will need to wait till they are softened so that you can work them with a fork.
If you have just removed them from the fridge or are too impatient to wait for the
natural melting process, then just blast them in the microwave for 30 seconds.
Do not over blast because you will liquefy the butter and then have to put it back in
the fridge and wait for it to chill again
Once the butter and cream cheese is soft enough you will need to mash them
together with a fork until they are well Incorporated
Step 3: Add sugar
After each cup of sugar mix with a fork
Commonly asked question
*my answer
NO, but although powdered/confectioners sugar is sold in powder form it retains the unique
and irritating ability to create tiny lumps which is a total downer for the texture of your mints/candies
or any other recipe where you use this kind of sugar. So NO YOU DO NOT HAVE TO SIEVE the sugar
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This is a great instructable. It reminds me of the good old days. And we always used butter flavoring almond flavoring and rum flavoring. I highly recommend the butter flavoring. Those are a hit.
I make these a lot except I use mold for every one and I roll a ball of it in sugar before pressing it into the mold
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As my kids have grown up, I've encouraged them to do well in school, be active in church and sports, and build friendships with other kids. I've done everything I can to help guide them and teach them. When they were little, I'd ask them what they wanted to be when they grew up and what kind of person they wanted to become. All the while hoping and praying for what I thought was a good future for them.
My kids are now teenagers, and I have much less control over their decisions and direction, and honestly, I get nervous. Ok, let's be real honest, I'm terrified at times.
If they make poor choices or don't follow my instruction, what will their lives look like? The truth is, my kids are great kids, but they don't always make the decisions I would hope they'd make. They don't always see into the future, play it forward, or think of the impact their choices will have. As a parent, that can be discouraging and frustrating.
I have a feeling that my husband and I are not alone, and that there are other kids out there who aren't exactly following the path their parents have laid out for them. For quite a while I let it really bother me. Why didn't my kids want the things that I wanted for them? Where did I go wrong? Why did they make those choices? Do they even understand the consequences? What will their life as an adult be like?
I spent a lot of time feeling frustrated, defeated, discouraged, and just at a loss for how to move forward. Some days, I'll admit, I just wanted to give up. And the worst part of it all: I didn't trust that God could possibly love my kids more than I do. I didn't trust that His plans for them were greater than the present circumstance. I didn't trust that He would use their mistakes for something really beautiful later.
God loves my kids more than I do―way more, actually. In fact, He loved them first.
He has a plan for them and he wants the best for them too. He will use their mistakes and poor choices to create character, perseverance, and hope. He has a plan for my boys that is bigger and better than any plan I can come up with. I know that God is walking right alongside them, every single step of the way. I just need to continue to trust and put my hope in the mighty Creator who loves us in the midst of mistakes and makes beautiful things out of the worst circumstances.
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Lord Kancho - Wow, time flies. I was around when there was an online purse-raising drive for Hermes to mess up Manny. I remember Master Bailey killing Chimono and training on carpeting.
Matty Mo and Giant Lee mean nothing to me, although Giant Lee at least looks like he could fight, so I'm interested in hearing his embarassing story.
Darrow and Decyk happened recently, so I followed those epic stories. Lang and Barvo I didn't catch at all.
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I honestly really like that artwork. So ready for this album!
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"Hunter Eats Hunter" please be the best track
Nice track names but that art blows.
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4. Jawbreaker
Welp, time to go back to watching Ed, Edd and Eddy for another five hours.
Digging: Olafur Arnalds - ...And They Have Escaped The Weight Of Darkness
Jawbreaker got me spilling my drink
This sounds very similar to their last single on their previous album that always plays on the radio =/
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Digging: Toadies - Hell Below Stars Above
Only ten tracks but this is actually the longest Chevelle record to date with multiple 5+ minute songs
Lol, this band
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this looks interesting
i really want this album not to suck but their recent history tells me it will
I hope this is better than their last album.
People say HOTTB sucked
Album has a 3.8 average
I've honestly never been into these guys bar one song.
HOTTB didn't suck. It's just their worst album.
Foxxy you srsly into these guys?
"Hunter Eats Hunter" please be the best track [2]
They've gone back to that Undertow knockoff sound for the first single so I'm pumped.
I hear a bit of Maynard in the vocal style in the single sample. Its not a bad track, it sounds pretty good, will probably take multiple listens for me to be able to formulate an opinion of it.
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Know how QOTSA's 'Like Clockwork' was last years hands down best alt rock album and an absolute work of art? Would absolutely love to see that happen here, just a thoroughly solid, well crafted alt rock album, polished to absolute perfection as "...Like Clockwork" was.
I'm surprised with all the musical phases I've gone through I'll still listen to Chevelle. Hopefully new album is good, last one was just alright.
"Only ten tracks but this is actually the longest Chevelle record to date with multiple 5+ minute songs"
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Track times on Amazon and itunes.
Stoked for the album. TOTG is a great song
chevelle hahaha
can't wait for this actually holy shit
hope it has more cowbell
"Track times on Amazon and itunes."
Why didn't I think to look there?... Thanks haha
Maybe they brought out their inner Tool influences
The lead single sounds like radio friendly 'Tool' and I am okay with that. I think the world needs more bands like 'Tool' as they certainly don't release material with any real haste. What I like most about the lead single is just how alive they sound and I don't think they've sounded like that since 'This Type of Thinking..' Good stuff overall.
To the comment above, no no no the world does not need more Tool or bands as lame as this. Wonder What's Next will always be my swansong to Chevelle.
Band officially sucks so much.
Gonna disagree with you there, Wiz. Band is really consistent and they have the ability to craft some really catchy rock tunes.
This is pretty much the only Tool-like band that actually does a good job at what they do
"Wonder What's Next will always be my swansong to Chevelle.
Band officially sucks so much."
Hey man, This Type of Thinking was their best.
this is gonna be gr8 at the very least
very neatly crafted tune idd...this may be better than the last album
Love this band
This is pretty much the only Tool-like band that actually does a good job at what they do
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A bit of encouragement
There is almost exactly a three year gap between the creation of these two images.
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That is so cool! What a long way you have come. Hard work gets you so much! Well done!!
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You went from your best work being a sketch, to your best work being a full out, well rendered illustration. Nicely done!
Assuming the 2nd is digital, even more kudos!
Doctors heal you, Artists immortalize you.
"Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach" - bullshit.
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July 2nd, 2012 #6
F**king Motivating
July 3rd, 2012 #7
That's what pisses me off the most. I've been working my ass off on ca for years and people just constantly pass me by.
As if life is saying. Oh your dream to be great was possible, you're just too shitty to achieve it.
Writing this as I take a short break having drawn for 4 hours today with the intention of going for about 12.
Anti motivation ;(. Don't have the luxury of giving up though so back to work.
July 3rd, 2012 #8
Some people work at it. Others immerse themselves in it like Noah.
I remember the original sketch of this drawing. Came a long way. Kudos.
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Blind work without analysis and insight is about as effective as trying to carve David with a toothpick. Sure, perhaps one day you'll do it, but it's much easier to attack your problems fundamentally and to figure out what's going wrong, than to steamroll ahead without any thought. Mileage is one thing, but troubleshooting, absorbing, and analyzing are just as important. Above all be humble enough to admit that maybe there is the possibility that you did just go about things the wrong way. If you're still stuck on the same problems 5 years down the road, I think it's safe to say you just re-tread your old mistakes.
There are plenty of resources out there that no one these days can say they don't have the information, they don't get to go to art school, yadda yadda. In fact I believe Noah has a handy list on his blog to start with, here: http://www.noahbradley.com/blog/2011...to-art-school/
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Thanks. Great progression.
I see from your sketchbook that the big thing that pushed you forward was lots of traditional life drawing and painting for school. That's probably the only thing I didn't have enough in those six years of my learning. It's a main trouble when you're self-thaught and it proves to me even more that at least one intense year of observation drawing in some atelier would be invaluable.
battlebattle - I think you rely a bit too much on photos. More precisely the brushstrokes don't really follow the form in your work beacause you take most of your knowledge about form from flat images.
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its interesting that things like this always appear right at the end of the days that you need them the most, Thanks Noah
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Seriously. You're awesome, Noah. I would like to know a bit more of how you have been thinking these last 3 years, if that is ok with you. This is so inspiring and I want to push myself even further seeing this kind of progress so that a similar leap can happen to me one day.
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WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Scrambling to regain his footing in the Buckeye State, Mitt Romney enlisted the help Wednesday of a golf legend and a television star with the sort of blue-collar credentials that could resonate with the state's working-class voters. President Obama, meanwhile, made his own Ohio pitch to college crowds at Bowling Green and Kent State.
The dueling visits spoke volumes about the critical role that Ohio — a state where manufacturing jobs in the automobile industry and other sectors have been lost in recent years as companies have shifted operations overseas — is expected to play in the coming presidential election.
Voters here have been pummeled with political television advertisements.
Bloomberg News reported this week that between the two campaigns and their supporters, there have been 29,000 ads aired here in the month before Sept. 17 — more than any other state in that time.
The ad blitz comes during a crucial stretch of the race, with both campaigns urging Ohioans to take advantage of state law that allows them to start early voting next week.
The stakes could not be higher for Mr. Romney: No Republican has won the presidency without Ohio, and the latest round of polling does not bode well for his chances of capturing the state come Election Day.
Mr. Romney kicked off his celebrity twofer by linking up with golf legend Jack Nicklaus, an Ohio native, at a campaign rally outside Columbus, and then teamed up with Mike Rowe, host of the Discovery Channel's "Dirty Jobs," at a business "roundtable" meeting in the Cleveland suburbs.
Mr. Romney used the stops and another in Toledo to warn that Mr. Obama will continue to saddle future generations with trillions in debt and to hammer the president for failing to crack down on China's unfair trade practices.
"We're going to crack down on China when they cheat. They've stolen our jobs. That's got to stop," Mr. Romney said at the event with Mr. Nicklaus, who told the crowd of about 2,000 that the former Massachusetts governor was the right man for the job.
Mr. Rowe did not endorse Mr. Romney, saying instead his experience on "Dirty Jobs" has taught him thatthe nation is disconnected with the plumbers, public works employees and tradesman that make "civilized life possible for the rest of us." The reality TV star said a greater emphasis should be placed on promoting those professions as good jobs.
"I mean, there's got to be a better way to be happy and successful in your career than simply assuming a massive amount of debt and exiting an educational program that gives you a degree without training," he said.
The flash of star power could be just what the doctor ordered for the Romney campaign, as the appearances coincided with a new CBS/New York Times/ Quinnipiac University poll that held ominous signs for the Republican nominee in Ohio, as well as in Florida and Pennsylvania.
The survey found Mr. Obama holds a 53 percent to 43 percent edge over Mr. Romney among likely Ohio voters. Those surveyed also gave Mr. Obama a 6-point advantage when it comes to the economy — a month after the two candidates were even on the issue.
The poll came on the heels of a Washington Post survey released Tuesday that gave Mr. Obama an 8-point lead here. It also showed that more likely voters in Ohio trust the Democrat more when it comes to handling the economy and think he has a better understanding of the problems people are facing on the economic front.
Part of the problem for the Romney camp is that the improving employment picture in Ohio muddies the Republican candidate's argument that Mr. Obama's policies are suffocating job creation. That attack has put Ohio Gov. John Kasich, a Republican, in the tricky position of explaining the state's success without undercutting Mr. Romney's message.
"I hope you all know that Ohio's coming back," Mr. Kasich said Wednesday. "From 48th in job creation to No. 4. No. 1 in the Midwest. From 89 cents in a rainy-day fund to a half a million dollars, and we have grown 123,000 jobs in the state of Ohio. Our families are going back to work."
He added, "But every day I have to face the headwinds that come from Washington."
The Romney camp is downplaying the recent surveys, suggesting their internal polling numbers tell a different story.
"After the debates and after the campaigns and after all the ads are over, the people of Ohio are going to say loud and clear on Nov. 6, 'We can't afford four more years; we must do better,'" Mr. Romney said.
Mr. Obama countered Mr. Romney's criticisms at the rally at Bowling Green State University, telling the young crowd that the Republican's tough talk on China rings hollow.
"It sounds better than talking about all the years he spent profiting from companies that sent our jobs to China," Mr. Obama said. "So, you know, when you hear this newfound outrage, when you see these ads he's running promising to get tough on China, it feels a lot like that fox saying, 'You know, we need more secure chicken coops.'"
Mr. Obama was referring to Mr. Romney's $75,000 investment in CNOOC Ltd., the Chinese state-owned oil company, which was revealed when former Massachusetts governor released his 2011 tax return last week. Mr. Romney's blind trust purchased the shares, then dumped them, Mr. Obama charges, when the presidential candidate decided he was going to start talking tough on China.
In the past week, Mr. Obama has repeatedly attacked Mr. Romney for the CNOOC investment, even after a report in BuzzFeed said the White House had applauded the Chinese company's efforts to foster the development of carbon capture and storage in both countries.
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Stone fruits are always an excellent choice for making cobblers, crisps and other fruit desserts. Peaches and nectarines are the stars of the stone fruit world when it comes to desserts, but plums and apricots can be amazing in baked goods, as well. Fresh, ripe apricots have a floral, honeyed flavor that is unique and delicious – and that becomes intensified when the fruits spend ... Read More »
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Skillet Peach and Mango Crisp
Fruit crisps are wonderful desserts when you have a kitchen full of in-season fruits. There are many different variations on a classic crisp out there to choose from, including cobblers, buckles and grunts. A basic crisp has a streusel-like topping over a base of sweetened fresh fruit. They're faster and easier to make than fruit pies, but no crisp is as quick as this Skillet ... Read More »
Buttermilk Blueberry Buckle
A buckle is a type of cake that is so loaded with fruit that the cake begins to "buckle" under the weight of it all. The finished dish is partway between a cake and a cobbler, and it's a great way to turn a big batch of summer berries into a mouthwatering dessert. This Buttermilk Blueberry Buckle has nearly equal parts blueberries and cake – ... Read More »
Skillet Berry Crisp
Fruit cobblers and crisps are low maintenence desserts where fruit can be the star of the show. I make them year-round using frozen fruit, but I make them a little bit more often during the summer when my kitchen is well-stocked with fresh fruits and berries. The only drawback to fruit crisp is that it is a dessert that needs to be baked in the ... Read More »
Homemade Cherry Cobbler Ice Cream
Several weeks ago, I took a trip out to Michigan to visit a cherry farm, eat some cherries and create a my own ice cream flavor. It's hard to say what the best part of the trip was, but as much as I love cherries, I would have to lean towards creating my own ice cream flavor – Apricot & Dulce De Leche Swirl, which ... Read More »
Cherry and Peach Cobbler
The next time you set out to make a fruit cobbler, don't limit yourself to one type of fruit. Mixing and matching fruits can make for a cobbler that is even more delicious than usual because you get multiple flavors each time you take a bite. I often bake both cherry cobblers and peach cobbers during the summer when these fruits are super sweet and ... Read More »
Very Cherry Almond Muffins
There are many bland cakes, cookies and muffins out there that look picture perfect. And it is always disappointing when that flawless look doesn't have the flavor to back up that first impression. Then there are other dishes that don't look too appealing, but deliver a lot of flavor and you go back for more regardless of what it looks like. These Very Cherry Almond Muffins are on ... Read More »
Plum and Peach Cobbler
It's easy to get excited about making fruit desserts when you are looking at a beautiful display of fresh, in-season fruit at your local grocery store or farmers' market. Peaches have a lovely floral aroma and ripe plums smell as sweet as honey. Fortunately, there is no need to resist the temptation to stock up on fruit because there are all kinds of amazing dishes ... Read More »