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Friday's column is about this week's Ontario City Council meeting, the last of the year. (And what a year it was.)
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Looking backward at Citizens Business Bank Arena
Earlier this year I got a tour of some fun features at Ontario's Citizens Business Bank Arena as I was researching a column on the rock festival California Jam's 40th anniversary. I meant to share these photos before now but as they encompass several elements of history, I wasn't sure how to arrange them and mentally put them aside to deal with later — and, naturally, forgot. Until now.
As patrons walk around the arena's concourse, they might see a display of citrus crate labels that pay homage to the valley's agricultural past. The Nucleus label is one of the most atmospheric I can remember having seen, and Angora is so darned cute. I hope the oranges didn't have claw marks and cat hair on them.
Meanwhile, another wall honors the old Ontario Motor Speedway, which was on land that became the arena and a portion of Ontario Mills. There's an aerial view with a helpful guide, plus vintage posters and other memorabilia.
Finally, there's a blowup of my own feature story on California Jam on one wall. The 1974 rock festival, and its 1978 sequel, took place at the speedway. The display encompasses two pages of April 4, 2002 U section, which also includes a portion of one of my columns (not an especially memorable one, but what can you do), meaning that the wall has my byline on the Jam story, my face on my column and a whole bunch of words by me in both. A high honor!
I like the touch of a coffee cup and coffee ring on the paper too.
The above displays were the brainchildren of Sue Oxarart, the arena's marketing manager and a local history buff, bless her heart. She's leaving the arena's employ but isn't going far: She's the new communications director for the Ontario Convention Center and Visitors Bureau. We've run into each other now and then over the years going back to the late 1990s and it looks like we'll continue doing so.
News of her new role reminded me of these photos — and I decided I ought to finally produce this blog post before she left the arena!
Column: Chiefly speaking, Ontario meetings are back to normal
The latest Ontario council meeting is the subject of Sunday's column.
Column: With restoration, Nativity scenes see a rebirth in Ontario
Above, artist Kim Pretti paints one of the redone Mary figures. (Courtesy photo)
Friday's column shares the news that the 1960s-era Nativity scenes erected on Ontario's Euclid median each winter have been overhauled to bring them back to their original look after years of wear, tear and botched repairs. There are links within the column to my history of the scenes and to my blog post on the order in which they were installed. (I also have a plug for my book appearance Saturday and for another one next Saturday.)
Column: Without slapstick, Ontario meeting takes dramatic turn
Sunday's column is about last week's Ontario City Council meeting, which had a lot of public comment, some of it of a serious nature. And of course, Paul Avila had to mess things up.
Sunkist softball
After my June 29 column on the former Sunkist plant in Ontario, reader Jeanette Long emailed the above photo. She writes:
"I've had in my softball shirt collection for a couple of years now a shirt my friend gave me that was purchased at an Ontario yard sale. I wear it proudly."
I love the team name: The Juice. Anyone know more about the team? Did they travel to games in a white Ford Bronco? (Sorry, couldn't resist.)
Jeanette adds a thanks for my Sunkist column and says, "I would often see the workers leaving work on my way home and think about all the orange juice products that passed through their hands right here in my hometown of Ontario."
Column: Memorial concert for Jack Mercer planned by the maestro himself
Monday's Ontario/Chaffey Community Show Band concert is a tribute to founding director and Chaffey High icon Jack Mercer — one which Mercer himself outlined weeks before his death. (Some people do not delegate well.) For Sunday's column, I sit in on a rehearsal and get the details.
Column: Ontario is shocked — shocked! — to learn of electrical towers
All the latest from the Ontario City Council can be found in Friday's column. Above, anti-tower residents strategize outside City Hall during the council's closed session.
Column: In Ontario, political theater takes a new form: puppetry
Friday's column is the latest from the Ontario City Council: Paul Avila kept it toned down, but critics pounced on his colleague Alan Wapner. Also, one man brought a marionette.
Column: Public plaza will be an oasis in downtown Ontario
Ontario Town Square, a new public park and plaza in downtown Ontario, opens Friday. On Euclid between B, C and Lemon, it represents the latest attempt to breathe life into downtown. It's also the subject of my Wednesday column. The above view, shot Monday, is from the bandshell facing northwest; note word "Ontario" in script in reverse.

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November 26th, 2009 #404
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberNovember 26th, 2009 #405
Great tentacle creature...really cool design. It has my vote...also i enjoy those night road concepts
November 26th, 2009 #406
Sweet sketches dude.
Are you drawing those arms from memory? I think it's good exercise to first draw stuff from reference then do it again from memory, because I am noticing a few anatomical errors on the arms, which can be a problem if you keep drawing them over and over again without referring to reference as it will become a habit to draw them that way.
November 27th, 2009 #407
great sb pages, damn I wish I was so dedicated
November 29th, 2009 #408
hey hey, people
griffinly: thank you !! Your way more dedicated than i am , my SB is so old, and i havent posted a lot... and the progress is slow, but im happy to see that im showing a bit more dedication lately , its hard with work to spend time drawing.
HK : Whats up man, glad you commented on those arms, they are not from mind but from ref lol, from a how to draw manga book,,, i should probably stop doing studies from that book and go back to loomis, the thing is that i tried to learn the muscle name in french rather than in latin ( as in loomis book ) because i seem to remember the name better.. but nevermind ill stop using that book. Please keep commenting on my stuff !! By the way, i saw one of your old post about eye strain... how did you deal with it cauz i seem to have the same problem...
Digitalinkrod: Thank you, the road stuff was done from life while in the bus at night I was lucky enough to have the first seat.
Lateman: Hey, thanks, im not aiming for any style, i think its just the bad habbit of always drawing the same thing over and over.. i love tentacles and stripes tho , cauz they are fun to render
cl0aked: thanks !
Loathsome: Thanks, ill make sure to visit ur sb
B-man: Allright dude, ill make sure to drop by your sb too, dont hesitate to destroy me with crits
Verehin: Sure mister, !
Mex: Thanks, dont wait, start drawing them now !
Jaytea: Hmmm brew~~~
K, this update is not too great, havent had that much time this week... and changed my glasses because my eyes are really hurtin a lot... looks like i got hypermetropia.... so i need reading glasses.. i got strenght 1.0 now.. Not too sure how to deal with drawing from life when you wear those glasses, need to look with your eyes at the subject, and thru the glasses at your sheet ??? Ackkk...
So some arms.. from Loomis this time.. and a quick sketchs of a girl from ref.
Have a nice day!
November 29th, 2009 #409
I like the arm studies that you did quite good. Your environments are quite good as well. Can't wait to see some more.
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November 29th, 2009 #410
like your work. the enviroments and studies are great
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November 30th, 2009 #411
Just browsed through your whole sketchbook, and I am really impressed. You have comed really far, just want to cheer you on and tell you to keep up the awesome work!
"I wish to paint in such a manner as if I were photographing dreams" - Zdzislaw BeksinskiMy Happy Little Sketchbook, please check it out and help me get better!
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November 30th, 2009 #412
nice studies man. I would try drawing the outlines for the arms, getting the overall shape down, and then going in with the individual muscles, at the moment you seem to be sacrificing overall form for delineating all the muscle groups. The girl study looks great, nice weight to the figure.
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December 2nd, 2009 #413
Crazy amount of SB goodness and improvement along the way. I really like the mech on page 9 and your studies are coming along. I have to say the strongest thing you share in your sketchbook imo are you environments. I really like the color choices in a lot of them. Keep up the hard work!
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December 6th, 2009 #414
Wow, awesome sketchbook you got here! Looking at it makes me want to do some more studies, yours are so good
And Thanks a lot for looking at my stuff!!
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December 6th, 2009 #415
I think the black is a bit extreme on that lady and calls for way too much attention...also, it's pure black and shows no form unlike the rest of the drawing. the black would work if the whole drawing was all black-and-white, but now it's just inconsistent.
I don't know, man. there's something in your work that makes me feel uncomfortable. In my opinion you tend to rely too much on facts rather than the general mood and feel. a factual presentation is important for the technician, but hardly of any use to the artist in the long run. when I look at your work I just see the surface, and I feel that there's nothing inside. I just see a subject you're depicting, the "fact" of it...but the hollowness is unsettling.
look at Craig Mullins' work, for instance. that guy picks up a simple subject and makes a marvellous painting of it. on paper the subject matter can be as simple as "a robot", "mermaid lying on a rock", "a man's face", etc. but he has the ability to pump the paintings full of emotion...he makes something out of nothing, so to speak. and that is indeed the job of the artist. I think you should spend time looking at paintings of old masters, Mullins' work or anything that you like, and think why it looks so good. I'm sure you've already done this a lot, and so have I...but do it more. so will I.
this stuff is a bitch to put into words because I'm just starting to realize these things myself...in any case, it's more about composition that anything else. and thinking about things in terms of emotion. facts like perspective, resemblance to the subject matter, anatomy, correct value and color should come naturally and a master should not pay much attention to them if he wants to achieve a striking painting.
look through to the emotional world of a painting and find the adjectives that determine it...then think about how those adjectives relate to each other and what combinations of them seem to be the most interesting ones...for example, a painting could have 90% calmness and 2% violence just to create some contrast (which creates interest and is a powerful tool to create content to the picture. also, using a bit of ambiguity is great..the viewer is allowed to create his own storylines for the picture - thus he creates more content all by himself). to me, everything sprouts from this emotional composition. pictorial composition is just about transferring the emotional composition into visible form, and in a way I consider it a technical, "factual", process.
I'm sorry if I didn't make much sense here, I'm trying to realize this stuff thoroughly myself but it's like trying to swallow a whole apple at once. it's huge. maybe I'll have this stuff figured out in a few years, or a decade...hope you don't find this post offensive in any way, I'm a bit in a dry mood right now.
by the way, I really like posts 316 and 333. the paintings in those posts show emotional content, but I still feel that they could be taken even further to really strike the viewer in the balls..heh. keep it up.
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December 18th, 2009 #416
hey folks, been really busy lately, felt like i slacked a lot, lost some motivatuon too, not sure why, feel like im getting old and that i should stick to my job... bahhhhhhh.
So here' an updatye not worthy of a 2 week without posting, no pencil this time cauz i dont have much to scan either.. I need more discipline, so feel free to kick my ass without mercy. At least some good news, i bought a laptop, so i will be able to paint at home and not only during lunchtime.
Ill take some time to reply since I love you all and its xmas soon
Ruukhis: Hey man, i appreciate the time you took to write such a reply, i wasnt offensed by your post But i dont agree with you at 100%
I agree that emotion is reallyu important in art, you need to add your personal touch to what you do... but I dont think it cant be learned. I dont think you can force emotion in anything, it has to come naturally.. About my work, you said some of it has emotion and that a lot of them has none, that its only techincal... most of my recent stuff are studies, the girl sketch and most of the recent envirios are studies... meant to learn technical stuff , to add to your arsnenal of tools for later use when you paint or draw from imagination.. I dont think adding emotion or personal stylisation to a study is primordial to me at this point... I think nature uis enough of a challenge to reproduce and to learn from.. i dont want to hide technical flaws behind fancy brushstroke, i know i lack a lot of structural knowledge and i want to learn that first. You mentioned Mullins, im a big fan of his work, but before he reached that point, im sure he made sure to understand everything he was [painting... you cannot hide lack of knowledge with fancy rendering or fancy brushstroke. Also , in conceptual art, i think clarity of design, and originality of concept, is far more useful to the person who will use the concept than the empotion the artist was trying to put into his piece, its important to understand the difference between concept art and gallery stuff in my opinion., but dont get me wrong here, i agree that mood and ambience is 100% necessary lets say for environement or specific character identity. So yeah, im focus mostly on the technical stuff.. i dont worry too much about what i could pull out of my mind because ive been doing it too much, neglecting life drawing... and you need to understand the truth to help you draw whats in your mind. I dont know if you've read Ala prima from Richard Shmidt , i found this book really interesting and I really respect his vision of nature and art. Im pretty drunk on baileys right now so i hope im not being to harsh ahahaha, i hope you will reply to this with your own arguments
Cyprinus: Hey thanks, yours are better but thanks
Wheezy: Thanks for commenting, i hope there will still be improvement along the way.
Wookie: JHey buddy, thanks a lot for the crit, its the kind of comments i really like to have since i dont hang too much with other afrtist in real life to share knowledge and things like that... Your sketchbook is an inspiration, merry xmas to you
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February 5th, 2010 #1
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Hey everyone,
Like the title says, I'm a newbie artist... I'm trying to learn to become better so any kind of critique is welcome, even if you feel like saying I suck (which I already know, my stuff has nothing on the stuff you guys @ ConceptArt.org show) but I'm aiming to get better
Well here are a few sketches I've made and hopefully you guys can tell me where I should improve. Aside from these ones, I already posted a few older sketches on DeviantArt...
So ya, please let me know where I can improve or what I should do to improve! Tips, tricks, comments... all are welcome
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Welcome to CA mate.As long as you keep up dont ever thing you suck.
Anyway while i find a very advantage point that you have clean lines of course now we have to build the anatomy.
start observing some way of body construction(check the proportions(how bigger is the head in relation with the other body parts, how bigger is the ...in...blablabla)
Dont forget the thing about understanding in 3d.So maybe do some simple training doing a series of "3d" objects.For example draw a wireframe sphere,cylinder etc.(simple but powerfull)
here also a paintover
keep up mate, lets see your journey
February 11th, 2010 #3
I posted this in another thread, but think it will help you too (concerning the thread you made asking how to improve):
"1. What would be the most productive way of getting started? Should I just practice my drawing skills? Experiment with painting in Photoshop? Any past experience of learning you could share?
2. I just can't get the whole brushing part down. Whenever I play around, nothing flows. It's always solid, blocky and flat. Any advice or settings I should be using?
3. Are there any helpful resources and tutorials you would recommend?
4. Any advice in general for digital speed painting?"
1: There really isn't any secret to what you should do to start, just go for it and practice. It's all practice and the time you spend drawing, and I think that's been proven multiple times on this site through the progress many people have made that is documented in their sketchbooks.
You definitely want to get your drawing skills up to par because thats really the foundation, and I would recommend doing black and white as well as value studies before getting too hardcore into color. Do both, but make sure you practice value because you can't really do great work in color without understanding the form and value behind it. You should really be drawing/painting from life, doing photo studies, master studies, self portraits, head and figure drawing, and anatomy studies, which are all great ways to go and its good to get a balance of all those if possible.
2. Don't worry too much about brushes at first, using a hard round brush with pen pressure set to opacity (assuming you have a tablet) is a good basic way to go. I really don't use much else although I still have tons to learn.
3. If you haven't already you need to download some of these Andrew Loomis books, they're great for getting started, and just great overall.
I'd definitely recommend Figure Drawing For All It's Worth, as well as the one on head and hands. But the figure drawing one will give you a good structure on the body and anatomy which will really help you out. Bridgeman is also really good, I know a lot of people like Hogarth, or just any quality anatomy book you can look at reviews for on amazon.
4. Speed painting is essentially just getting comfortable with the digital medium and painting loosely. Just work loosely, don't get caught up in the details, focus on value/composition/gesture, and work zoomed out. I'm still trying to get better at this because its a weak point of mine.
Just remember man, the BIGGEST thing is practice. It doesn't matter how naturally talented you consider yourself to be, or even not to be, anyone can become great if they work hard enough. You just have to ask yourself how dedicated are you, and how much time you can devote to art. You just have to work harder than the guy next to you.
Also check out the Crimson Dagger art group if you haven't yet, it's awesome.
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Hope that helps, but yeah, I'd highly recommend those books listed above to help you understand the form of the human body, face, and anything else.
You definitely want to do studies and draw from reference to increase your visual library which I think you should do, if you get too caught up in things from your head your knowledge won't really increase.
Don't get discouraged, these things take a lot of time. But remember, the more you work, the better you'll get. How fast you want to improve is proportional to how much time you put in.
Keep working at it and try to think of the forms as 3d shapes. Good luck!
February 14th, 2010 #4
Alright, time for an update...
Thanks you 2 for posting in my sketchbook and for giving tips
Just a question tho... should i practice with pen+paper or should i directly go with photoshop+tablet... I do have a tablet but it's a Wacom Bamboo Fun, unfortunately, being jobless, I can't afford a new bigger one atm :c
anyways, I'm just gonna post a few practice sketches which turned out "OK" and weren't garbaged...
Please critic (you can be harsh, it's alright )
Practicing shading
2 Characters with "shading"...
And a bunch of random sketches i did using Posemaniacs.com 90sec drawing
My Newbie Sketchbook
February 16th, 2010 #5
Upon practicing alot during the past few days, I worked on this pic and I think it turned out like i imagined it... It's all done from imagination, no reference or anything, so I'm happy with the result!
All sorts of comments are welcome I still need to improve... ALOT!
My Newbie Sketchbook
February 16th, 2010 #6
Thx for visiting my SB.
I think you need to practice anatomy more. Doing 30 sec poses in posemaniac for warm up (like 10 poses after each other) is good for me, i get into shape and it helps me to pay attention on what i'll draw later on.
Practice and upload as much as you can, you can see your improvements and it helps you to keep practicing (well, it does for me )
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February 19th, 2010 #7
good to see the work so far!
I totally agree with untouched24, foundations and practice are the most important things! I try to do at least an hour every day, and it usually turns into more than that. but for at least 1h i force myself to draw, even if I don't want to.
loomis books are great, and there's a few other ones (anything by burne hogarth for anatomy if you can get used to his style, "drawing on the right side of the brain" for learning to see, that's what got me started). loomis is probably best tho, his enthusiasm is catching! they're out of print but most art blogs have links to his books online.
about the pencil vs tablet thing I'm gonna quote my art director: "that thing (tablet) is NOT for practice! this is! (holds up pencil)". the point he was making is that tablets make things too easy, and you tend to cover your mistakes rather than learning from them. I tended to do a lot of draw-undo-draw-undo-draw-undo, so instead of learning how to draw i just drew random things until i found one that happened to fit. pencils (throw away that eraser for now) are great that way because if you draw a line it stays there. then you can think about why it works or why it doesn't, and put more thought into the next line.
Personally life drawing helped me a lot, because it's very challenging. not sure about posemaniac, it's a 3D model without skin... i'm skeptical. if there's ever a posemaniac with real photos tho... let me know, that'll be awesome!
well this post is getting rather long, but your stuff reminds me a lot of my own stuff a while back
one last thing: your lines look very fractured, meaning you use a lot of small marks to make up what should be a single smooth curve. especially in anatomy you'll find everything is made up of pretty smooth curves, it's what makes it look alive and attractive (even in unattractive people). hogarth is great to look at for those, or a book called "Force" by michael d. mattesi if you can find it.
hope you don't mind reading all this, I'm condensing what I gathered during my first few months of seriously learning how to draw
February 19th, 2010 #8
you can do it man, just keep practicing and you'll definitely improve.


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Keels asked him why Franklin pitched the 9th on Monday when it wasn't a save situation. Welsh said he didn't think Larussa cared about what players wanted and that he "played to win the game" above all other things.
He said "winning" comes first.... players come second" to Larussa.
It was noticeable to me that it was quite tongue and cheek when Welsh said it. Obviously, to teh Dust his players come first and winning comes second. I'm sure he would tell you differently, but is whole career he's been pegged a solid "player manager."
I despise Tony "Evil Genius" Larussa just as much as the next guy. But the guy wins year in and year out. I'm starting to come around to FCB land. The Cards are a great team.
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The same data shows a 19 percent drop in housing starts in the Tel Aviv area.
The total number of housing starts throughout Israel rose 3.4 percent in 2013 compared to 2012, according to the CBS.
Housing starts in the West Bank have been lower since a 10-month freeze in building in West Bank settlements began in November 2009, in an effort to bring the Palestinians to the peace negotiating table. It took until 2013 for many new housing tenders to be issued for West Bank settlements, according to the Jerusalem Post.
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Tim Bradley's controversial win over Manny Pacquiao has resulted in a series of calls for investigations.
Promoter Bob Arum has asked the Nevada Attorney General to look into the majority decision favoring Bradley – a curious position, since Arum is Bradley's promoter as well as Pacquiao's.
Arum's phony crusade – an effort to cut down on the money he will have to pay Bradley in a rematch – hardly seems like it serves Bradley's best interests.
Maybe someone should investigate that.
Also, Harry Reid, the U.S. Senator from Nevada, has also called for an examination of the decision by the three judges in Saturday night's fight at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas.
That is certainly an understandable position by Reid. After all, Pacquiao has campaigned for Reid in Nevada. No conflict of interest there.
The timing of the calls for a probe is ironic, because it comes on the 20th anniversary of the last time a United States senator was outraged over a boxing decision.
In February 1992, Dave Tiberi, a middleweight contender from Delaware, lost a controversial split decision to International Boxing Federation champion James Toney in Atlantic City.
Tiberi's home state senator, William Roth, was so incensed over the decision that he called for an investigation, which revealed that the judges in the fight were improperly selected and two of the three were not licensed to work in New Jersey.
Roth also charged that the referee was inexperienced, and that all of these failings were a result of the IBF trying to control the outcome of the match.
Then came two days of hearings into boxing corruption in August 1992, which featured testimony by a former FBI informant of bribes paid, and former John Gotti hit man Sammy "The Bull" Gravano, who testified about betting on alleged fixed fights.
Also shown during the hearings were videotapes of an undercover FBI investigation that showed meetings with Rev. Al Sharpton and mob figures talking about working with promoter Don King (who pleaded the fifth in his deposition to investigators).
Arum was also deposed by investigators, and testified about some questionable payments to boxing officials. Eight years later, Arum testified in a New Jersey courtroom that he paid $100,000 in bribes to boxing officials. Four years after that, in another probe, Arum's offices were raided by the FBI, and financial records and contracts were confisciated.
In 1992, Arum also testified about boxing sanctioning bodies, "These sanctioning bodies are clearly great rackets…it is great action. You collect sanction fees. You don't account for the money. You go all over the word, You are wined and dined. It is really great business if you can get it."
One of those sanctioning bodies, the World Boxing Organization, just announced it will review Bradley decision win over Pacquiao, a move that Arum told the Associated Press he hopes will be the first step in "clarity" in the judging of the fight.
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By the way, James Toney's fight with Dave Tiberi? Still listed as a win for Toney.
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BoJ chief doubts Bitcoin's future as a currency
The head of the Bank of Japan on Tuesday cast doubt on Bitcoin's future, saying the scandal-plagued digital unit "cannot be a currency" unless it proves its reliability.
The head of the Bank of Japan on Tuesday cast doubt on Bitcoin's future, saying the scandal-plagued digital unit "cannot be a currency" unless it proves its reliability.
The US tax authority on Tuesday ruled that Bitcoin will be taxed as property, like stocks or real estate, rather than as a basic currency like the dollar.
Failed Bitcoin exchange MtGox says it has found 200,000 coins worth $116 million in an old "digital wallet", after it collapsed in February admitting it had lost half a billion dollars in a possible theft.
A US financial regulator warned consumers Tuesday that using the online currency Bitcoin is fraught with risks including theft by hacking and fraud.
The collapse of Japan's Mt. Gox bitcoin exchange is spilling into U.S. bankruptcy court as the company scrambles for legal cover after losing digital currency valued at $473 million.
Bitcoin exchange MtGox faced massive hacker offensives last month, coming under some 150,000 DDoS attacks per second for several days ahead of its spectacular failure, a report said Sunday.
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The author is absolutely right on several key points: how Apple is lacking innovation nowadays and how the company has forfeited its core values.
Apple seems less interested in blowing people away than it is in milking profit out of the existing lineup.
So...I'm gonna monitor the share price more closely now, look for a new high of APPL, and then maybe open a short position. imho $700 is the ceiling and once it's been reached, the stock price should go down. It can't go upwards indefinitely...and taking into account the current market situation, Apple's heydays are over.


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NVidia 1.0-9631 drivers + GeForce Go 6600 feedback
Hi there!
In a previous thread, I listed some issues that I had with a GeForce Go 6600.
The freeze problem (in OpenGL and 2d applications) seems to be finaly solved.
My system has been rock solid for more than two days (normaly 1 hour of gaming should be enough to freeze the system).
But, there is still other major issues that remain unsolved. I'm not going to repeat the story all over again, because I already said it, but it would be nice to know if the NVidia Linux team is planning to solve them in the next driver releases.
Thank you for the new drivers! ;)
Quetzy Garcia
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2 Attachment(s)
Almost a week later, and my system freezes again!
I'm getting tired of this! :(
I followed some suggestions from the other thread, but without success.
In attachment there are two bug reports. One using the regular kernel options, and another with the disabled kernel options suggested by zbiggy.
All the bug reports were created after the freeze, before entering X.org and the "--logverbose 6" flag was used in the previous X.org session.
Quetzy Garcia
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Have you verified that you're using the latest BIOS?
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Don't know if anyone caught this, but Petey did a satellite interview on Real Time with Bill Maher this past Friday, mainly with regard to the Barry Bonds situation. He came off better than he has in most press over the last couple years--affable, pretty funny--but, tellingly, was doing the show from a casino floor in Vegas.
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bios memory timings edit FX5200
I do wonder if anyone can tell me, how to edit the settings and what to they mean:
There is just a long line of numbers... so... I see they are different for 3D and 2D (+the 3D power save mode...):
But how to change them? Where to start? How they mean?
In the "Jimmors Guide to Modifying BIOS of NVIDIA FX59xxx Series VGA Card":
Are they reversed (as to what they appear in NiBiTor) but still a little is said about them.
Typical for 5900nu is "040205150017000E000707030403", witch somewhat very closely resemble what I see in NiBiTor and it is not even reversed...?
040205150017000E000707030403 - 5900nu
But how it is divided? And what do the divisions stand for?
I want to loosen them a little bit more for a test... :D
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The FX5200 is one of those weird vga cards which has only one operating mode, with core/memory volts, speeds, and timings fixed into the card's booting processes. It is a cheap card with few parameter tables that was never meant for tweaking by manufacturers or anybody else ?
So forget what NiBitor shows for timings, as it is unreliable and therefore is unlikely to help with increasing memory overclocks !
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Hi dills Welcomme to CA if you dont already I suggest you get your self some figure drawing books like Bridgemen or Loomis I think there are some free ones on the net.
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