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Another test render of the new scene I am developing not sure where the scene is going exactly but I plan to add a heap more details
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Just perfect, been trying for 8 hours to duplicate this lighting. You make it look so easy, care to share a tip on scene lighting ? I assume this is using radiosity with an HDR map or are you using traditional lights ? Is there a ref map on the car ?
This is so beautiful.
This is so beautiful.
For this scene I used an HDRI probe and a natural sunlight object to light the scene then of course Photoshop brings the render to life , for most of my scenes I like to use any HDRI that is at least 5000x5000 resolution and mostly clear skies becasue this gives better reflections not matter what time of the day the images was captured in Cinema 4D the natural sunlight object projects a nice natural sunlight usually afternoon settings look best with the warmer tones for me , I don't use a reference map on the cars my method/process is very simple no plug-ins , Photoshop is where the magic happens and the image comes to life , most of the time I will play around with the exposure and contrast and add some colour filters to get the desired lighting , just about all my pics follow the same process
Thank you so much for the reply. I had been fighting my software, trying to get color correct renders and thinking there was a 'secret' that I would never know. I read your reply and took one of my radiosity renders into photoshop and adjusted the levels and WOW. Suddenly the image came to life. Truly amazing and thanks again. If you get a moment, check out my latest submission, I posted a 3-in-1 image.
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Stunning man, totally believable!
neon to the top and bottom? or maybe an aquarium? the amount of imagination is too damn high! also render times...
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Malaria pigment paralyzes dendritic cells
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The capacity of malarial infection to suppress the patient's immune responses both to the parasite and to other antigens has long puzzled researchers. A prime suspect, the parasite-produced pigment hemozoin, has now been clearly shown to mediate immunosuppression by inhibiting dendritic cell activity.
Malaria, caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Plasmodium, is one of the leading causes of illness and death worldwide. Its effects are exacerbated by its ability to modulate immune responses, which not only impairs the patient's ability to fight the malarial infection, but can leave them vulnerable to some secondary infections and reduce the immune response to certain vaccines. Although this partial immunosuppression has been recognized for many years, the underlying mechanisms are not well understood, and the results of studies in both humans and animals have sometimes been contradictory. In recent years, attention has focused on interference of parasites with the myeloid cells of the immune system, in particular the antigen-presenting dendritic cells that are essential for the initiation of almost all adaptive immune responses.
One consequence of malarial infection is the production of the so-called 'malaria pigment' from the breakdown of hemoglobin by the parasite in infected red blood cells. Malaria pigment is a polymerized form of heme also known as hemozoin and has long been suspected to affect the function of myeloid cells. In this issue of Journal of Biology, Millington and colleagues [1] show how ingestion of malaria pigment by dendritic cells alters their function over the course of the infection, with consequences for the adaptive immune response to different asexual blood stages of the parasite.
Immature phagocytic dendritic cells reside in most tissues and constantly sample their environment by phagocytosis and pinocytosis, surveying for invading pathogens [2]. When pathogens enter a tissue or the blood stream, they are usually first recognized by pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) on the surface of dendritic cells, which recognize molecules common to different classes of pathogen. Binding of pathogens or their products to the PRRs triggers the migration of the dendritic cell into lymphoid tissues and its maturation into a powerful antigen-presenting cell [3]. Activated dendritic cells migrate to a draining lymph node or to the spleen, where they initiate an adaptive immune response by presenting pathogen antigens to T lymphocytes (T cells). As they mature, their phagocytic activity decreases, but they increase expression of the cell-surface major histocompatibility complex (MHC) molecules that bind processed pathogen-derived peptides and display them on the dendritic-cell surface. At the same time the maturing dendritic cell starts to increase the expression of cell-surface proteins known as co-stimulatory molecules, which together with MHC-peptide complexes enable dendritic cells to activate any T cells that bind to the antigens displayed on its surface.
As in many other infectious diseases, dendritic-cell function in Plasmodium infections has been studied extensively in vivo and in vitro, but results have been contradictory, depending on the Plasmodium species, the inoculation dose and the type of dendritic cells [4] under investigation. Mice, in which most work has been done, are susceptible to infection with the species Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi, P. yoeli, and P. berghei. A number of studies have shown that dendritic cells can mature in response to Plasmodium infection and induce a powerful T-cell response. In one example, the culture of immature bone-marrow-derived dendritic cells with mouse red blood cells infected with P. chabaudi chabaudi resulted in limited maturation of the dendritic cells, which could be enhanced by external maturational stimuli such as bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS), tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) or CD40 ligand [5, 6]. In a different study covering the first four days of a P. chabaudi chabaudi infection, a subset of splenic dendritic cells found in the marginal zone of the spleen and characterized by the cell-surface marker protein CD11c were observed to migrate from the marginal zone into the T-cell rich periarteriolar sheath, the area in which immune T-cell responses are initiated [7]. These dendritic cells showed enhanced expression of MHC class II molecules and co-stimulatory molecules typical of mature dendritic cells. In yet another study, splenic CD11c+ dendritic cells isolated at the peak of a P. yoeli infection were able to activate antigen-specific T cells and induce secretion by the T cells of the cytokines interleukin 2 (IL-2), interferon-γ (IFN-γ) and TNF-α, a cytokine profile characteristic of the Th1 class of differentiated effector T cells [8].
In contrast, other studies have reported that dendritic cells failed to mature when co-cultured with red blood cells infected with P. chabaudi chabaudi or P. yoeli, even though the dendritic cells were subsequently capable of inducing T-cell responses in vivo when transferred into uninfected mice [9]. In one study, at the peak of blood-stage infection (the stage at which the parasite infects red blood cells) the response of CD8+ cytotoxic T cells (the killer subset of T lymphocytes) to liver-stage parasites was inhibited in vivo, most probably as a result of cytokines secreted by dendritic cells [10]. More recently, Wilson and colleagues [11] showed that inoculation of mice with P. berghei induced a systemic activation of splenic dendritic cells similar to that observed after administration of DNA containing unmethylated CpG, which is a ligand for a type of PRR known as Toll-like receptor 9 (TLR-9). As with activation by CpG, however, if another antigen was administered on day 3 or 4 of a P. berghei infection, the dendritic cells proved unable to cross-present this exogenous anitgen and activate CD8+ T cells. At this stage of infection, the parasite load in the blood (parasitemia) is still increasing. The defect in antigen presentation appeared to be due to reduced dendritic-cell phagocytic activity.
These studies used a wide variety of in vitro cell culture systems, functional read outs, Plasmodium species and mouse strains. A general trend emerges, however, suggesting that there is a dual response of dendritic cells to Plasmodium blood-stage infection, with an early phase of activation, in conditions of low parasitemia, and a late phase of functional inhibition, in conditions of high parasitemia.
The study by Millington and colleagues [1] now not only reconciles the disparate results on dendritic-cell function in rodent malaria, but also provides novel insights into the consequences of dendritic-cell modulation in vivo. Their careful studies demonstrated an unambiguous biphasic response of dendritic cells to P. chabaudi chabaudi blood-stage infection in mice in vivo. They began their investigations with a simple question: at which stage during the course of a blood-stage infection does suppression of immune responses occur? To answer this question they immunized mice with the protein antigen ovalbumin (OVA) and bacterial LPS (which provides a nonspecific stimulus for an immune response) at different time points during a P. chabaudi chabaudi infection and monitored the antibody response to OVA. Only during the late stages of the infection, when most parasites had been cleared, did the mice show greatly reduced OVA-specific IgG responses.
Hemozoin has long been known to be a potent modifier of myeloid cells [12]. Hemozoin is released together with other cell debris when the mature blood-stage forms of the parasite cause red blood cells to rupture, and it is rapidly taken up by monocytes (immature precursors of macrophages and dendritic cells) and dendritic cells. Hemozoin reacts with membrane phospholipids, generating hydroxy-polyunsaturated fatty acids that cause membrane peroxidation [13]. Hydroxy-polyunsaturated fatty acids inhibit monocyte functions such as phagocytosis, activation by inflammatory cytokines, and generation of the oxidative burst [14, 15]. Hemozoin also inhibits the differentiation of human monocytes to dendritic cells and their maturation [16]. It has been shown to bind to TLR-9 on the myeloid and plasmacytoid subsets of dendritic cells in rodents, although this observation was not confirmed in another study [17, 18]. However, activation of dendritic cells via TLR-9 early during infection, but paralysis of dendritic cells via ingested hemozoin during the late stage of infection would agree with the results of Millington et al. [1]. Thus, hemozoin is directly associated with the alteration of cellular responses observed during acute malaria in mice and humans.
In humans, modulation of dendritic-cell function might be caused by adhesion of infected erythrocytes to the adhesive cell-surface protein CD36 expressed on dendritic cells. Adhesion of P. falciparum-infected erythrocytes to CD36 is mediated by the P. falciparum erythrocyte membrane protein 1 (PfEMP-1). Does the work of Millington et al. [1] rule out a role for CD36 in the modulation of dendritic-cell function? PfEMP-1 is not produced by the Plasmodium species that infect mice [19], and although rodent Plasmodium species can adhere to CD36 to a certain extent, the ligand (or ligands) mediating CD36 adhesion in rodents are not known, and expression of adhesion ligand occurs much later, during the asexual blood-stage phase [20, 21]. In addition, the expression pattern of CD36 on human and mouse dendritic cells is fundamentally different: only CD8α+ dendritic cells in the periarteriolar lymphatic sheath express CD36 [22, 23]. Nevertheless, work by Arese and colleagues [16] has shown that monocyte function, differentiation to dendritic cells, and dendritic-cell maturation were impaired in vitro after ingestion of hemozoin by human monocytes. Unlike PfEMP-1, hemozoin is present in both human and rodent Plasmodium species, yet both mechanisms can contribute to the modulation of dendritic-cell function in humans.
The seminal in vivo studies presented here in Journal of Biology by Millington et al. [1] convincingly show that hemozoin impairs dendritic-cell function in vivo in a rodent model of malaria, and that it significantly contributes to immune suppression during acute blood-stage malaria. The deleterious effects of dendritic-cell paralysis on humans infected with P. falciparum in endemic malaria areas is easy to envisage. Many parasite antigens are either clonally variant or polymorphic. If immune suppression is induced, adaptive immune responses to variant antigens expressed during later stages of an infection or to super-infecting parasites may not be induced efficiently.
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In a statement submitted to the Congressional Record, McCain acknowledged this and other extra-legislative challenges to traditional marriage, but said: "I do not agree that all the above circumstances have made it necessary to usurp from the states, by means of an amendment to the federal Constitution, their traditional role in regulating marriage. I'm reluctant to abandon the federalism that is part of the essence of conservative political thought in this country."
On one day -- June 7 -- so great was his commitment to federalism he could not allow the Senate to even vote on an amendment that would require a two-thirds majority in both houses and then ratification by three-fourths of the states before it could become law.
On another day -- June 8 -- McCain's commitment to federalism was a bit more flexible. Now the threat to state's rights was an effort to create a new nation out of one segment of the population of one state of the union.
"I have serious reservations about the wisdom of this legislation," McCain said on the Senate floor. "I am sure that the sponsors have good intentions, but I cannot turn away from the fact this bill would lead to the creation of a new nation based exclusively -- not primarily, not in part, but exclusively -- on race. In fact, any person with even a drop of Hawaiian blood would qualify to vote on the establishment of this new, legislatively created entity that would then negotiate with the Federal government of the United States and the state of Hawaii on potentially unlimited topics."
Nonetheless, McCain voted for cloture on this bill -- which, after all, he had already shepherded through the Indian Affairs Committee, which he then chaired. The cloture vote failed with 56 votes, just four short of the needed 60. Unlike the marriage amendment, this bill would become law with simple majority votes in both houses and the president's signature. (It won just such a vote in the House in October, and has been reintroduced in the Democrat-controlled Senate.)
McCain's deference to what liberal's wanted trumped his vaunted deference to federalism. When push comes to shove, would it be any different if he becomes president?
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Marks & Spencer Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Marc Bolland doesn't make as much money selling clothes as smaller rival Next Plc. To soften the blow, some investors would like him to mimic his competitor's record on giving back cash.
"One way for Bolland to make it easier for shareholders to swallow the bitter pill on poor trading would be to bring forward the discussion on shareholder returns," said Richard Marwood, who helps oversee more than $700 billion in assets at Axa Investment Managers including Marks & Spencer. "If you look at Next, a significant proportion of the earnings growth has been due to the share buyback."
Next has handed back about 30 percent more to shareholders since 2010, the year Bolland took the top post at M&S, in the form of buybacks and dividends. That's helped the stock almost triple in a period when M&S shares have gained 18 percent and the company has only paid out dividends. By increasing the pace of capital returns, Bolland can win favor from shareholders losing patience over the retailer's failure to reverse more than two years of declining clothing sales, according to investors including Marwood.
Next's per-share earnings have risen at an average annual pace of 13 percent over the past five years, outpacing sales growth of 1.3 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. M&S's EPS have fallen at an average pace of 9.9 percent over the same period even as the expansion of the retailer's food business has caused sales to grow at a rate of 2.1 percent.
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M&S advanced 1.7 percent to 468.6 pence at 2:40 p.m. in London trading, extending yesterday's 3.6 percent gain, as investors looked beyond the decline in general-merchandise sales to focus on the prospect of increased returns, a possibility Bolland first teased at in May last year after announcing a significant cut to capital spending.
Next's pretax profit will overtake that of M&S next year, according to analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg, helped by a business model that's adapted more quickly to the shift in shopping habits toward online shopping. While Next Directory has grown to become the U.K.'s biggest home-shopping business, Bolland is still working to address past underinvestment that saw M&S fall behind competitors in online retailing.
Speaking on a conference call yesterday, Bolland congratulated Next for "doing a better job" over Christmas, which led the retailer to raise its full-year profit forecast last week. Next's market value has risen to about 9.6 billion pounds ($16 billion), compared with 7.6 billion pounds for M&S.
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Bolland is now counting on a spring/summer fashion collection for men and women and a new online platform to win sales. Internet sales increased 23 percent in the quarter, and were up 32 percent over the Christmas period, Bolland said.
The CEO, who reaches his fourth anniversary in May, yesterday promised to provide more clarity at the company's May 20 results on a pledge to consider returning more cash to shareholders, a sentiment echoed by his chief financial officer.
"That is what we are focused on, cash and improved returns," CFO Alan Stewart said on a conference call. The company has paid out 1.05 billion pounds via dividends to investors since 2010.
M&S has said it intends to cut capital spending to 550 million pounds a year from 775 million pounds this year. That, combined with a slowdown in space expansion, will lead to a "material improvement in free cash flow," it said last year.
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Next's regular returns to shareholders, which total 1.3 billion pounds since 2010, are a function of a business model that's throwing off increasing amounts of cash. Cash generated from operations in the last fiscal year was 637.2 million pounds, about three times the level of a decade ago, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. M&S generated about 1 billion pounds of cash from operations last year, the data show.
Next said last week that it was suspending its buyback program because the shares had risen above the level it's prepared to pay. Instead, it will return surplus cash to shareholders in the form of a special dividend, starting with a 75 million-pound payout next month.
While M&S offered discounts of as much as 50 percent before Christmas in response to competitors such as Debenhams Plc and House of Fraser, Next CEO Simon Wolfson held his nerve and didn't start cutting prices until Dec. 26.
Still, some offer a note of caution. "The bull case is that Bolland can make M&S into a Next, where they eventually start returning cash," said Jamie Merriman, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein in London. "There are a few differences though and I'm not sure it's going to play out in the way that everyone is expecting. If people are looking for a cash return in 2014, they may be disappointed."


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Viliami Moeakiola has already put up some impressive numbers this year, just not ones that actually matter to him.
"30-something, I'm not sure," Moeakiola said, when asked if he recalled his best vertical jump recorded in Arizona State's summer strength and conditioning program.
Try 37 inches, better than anyone on the team's defense.
Moeakiola also doesn't know his max clean or squat, both of which are also better than anyone on the defense, at 345 pounds and 519 pounds, respectively.
"I just worry about what's on the field," the 6-foot-0, 213 pound third-year sophomore said. "If that stuff doesn't translate to the field it's pointless."
So far, it seems to be translating in practice quite well, at least if Moeakiola's head coach Todd Graham is to be believed.
"Laiu's been the guy that has stuck out to me more than any kid on our defense," Graham said. "He's just been absolutely phenomenal.
"Just faster, stronger, character smart, disciplined, tough. Doesn't line up wrong, doesn't take false steps, makes plays, and has really improved himself physically, almost to the point where I'm thinking about looking at him at bandit."
Moeakiola is currently atop the depth chart at Spur, a position he was moved to last season after working most of his first two years more removed from the line of scrimmage in the ASU secondary.
The hybrid safety-linebacker Spur position is critical to Graham's aggressive defensive scheme because so much is asked of it. He must frequently blitz, but also be stout against the run to the wide side of the field and capable of sticking with running backs, tight ends and even sometimes wide receivers in coverage.
"It fits our personnel and matches our team well," Moeakiola said. "It gets me around the box and around the play more, but whatever helps my team get us to the next step and that's the Rose Bowl and National Championship."
Last season, the Sun Devils had six players on defense who were named to the first or second-team all-conference squad, all of whom have since departed. Spur however was a weak spot, with senior starter Anthony Jones collecting just 38 tackles on the season with only one sack. It's one position ASU actually could see improved play, especially if Graham is proven to be right.
After battling a torn hamstring as a true freshman that led to a redshirt year in 2012, Moeakiola had 21 tackles last season a primary reserve, though he did earn two starts including one at Spur.
Dumping fast food and getting more committing to strength training has made Moeakiola leaner and stronger, changes he feels even though his weight hasn't changed much.
"It really was a big improvement," Moeakiola said. "I'm just trying to reach my full potential. (Strength) coach [Shawn Griswold] and the rest of them did a great job keeping on me to make sure I did every set the best I could, the best quality. That was just my mentality."
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What looked to initially be just an experience became much more in recent days. Perhaps the biggest clue came Sunday, when senior De'Marieya Nelson switched practice jerseys, trading in a maroon offensive shirt for a white defensive one.
A day later, his head coach elected to use the word "unblockable" when asked to describe the imapct Nelson has had since moving from his regular 3-back position on offense to the Devil backer spot ASU has been sorely in need of fortifying.
"I think he'll play there and have a package on offense," Graham said of the 6-foot-3, 230-pounder. "He only played like 12 plays a game with him on offense last year, 12-20 plays, we just have to limit his special teams stuff, but I see him being an every down guy on defense."
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Can we have someone come repair potholes outside of our house? They are near Tibbs and Royalton.· Reported by Melissa (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
Left turns at SB Tollway to EB Belt Line ► OpenDallas North Tollway Dallas, Texas
Why or why can't we get a left turn only lane and a second optional left/straight lane at SB Tollway access road turning onto EB Belt Line? The number of cars in the left turn lane is always long (even in the very lightest traffic times of day/day of week. There is plenty of room to allow cars to turn left from two lanes. Please make this simple change in lane markings. I have dealt with this for over 10 years as an Addison resident. On the opposite side of the intersection, cars are allowed to turn left from two lanes.· Reported by GM (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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Why or why can't we get a left turn only land and a second optional left/straight lane at SB Tollway access road turning onto EB Arapaho? Every week, I see illegal left turns from the middle lane from people who are tired of waiting in the relentlessly long line to turn left. And, every time I see this happen, the offender almost causes an accident. There is plenty of room to allow cars to turn left from two lanes. Please make this simple change in lane markings. I have dealt with this for over 10 years as an Addison resident.· Reported by GM (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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There is an INCREDIBLE amount of litter collecting along this street between Hwy 67 and Westmoreland. It has been brought to the attention of TxDot and City of Dallas and no long term solution or responsibility has been taken. I organized a school group to pick up a section of the area in late November and it is already trashed again. The road is VERY busy and the space too narrow for volunteers to maintain. This area needs a regular quarterly sweep by one of these agencies. This is an eyesore and per the mayor's "grow south" initative, this gateway into Oak Cliff needs to be cleaned up! The source of this trash is from the public but also from litter coming off of trucks/trash trucks on Loop 12.· Reported by brettonwoods barb · Share · Flag Flagged
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I put a couple of calls into Good Earth, the contractor who works with the city to clean litter up. Had to follow up a couple of times because receptionist had "to check to see if that is an area we cover."
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STILL an issue, needs regular grooming. IF I JUST HAD a reliable source/number to call, I would!
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The City and or TxDot have done a nice job recently trimming back the brush and trees. SO KUDDOS to whomever did this. Trash and fallen limbs are collecting again, so this area needs continued sweeps. I will keep this issue open.
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