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Member Since: March 02, 2011
[13] February 9, 2016 at 3:13pm
He said we couldn't drill our way to $1 gas… Now that we are very near those levels he is fulfilling his prophecy by proposing new taxes… POSTUS
In reply to the story Obama's Final Fiscal Pitch Includes Tax Hikes and Record Spending Levels
[29] February 9, 2016 at 8:52am
There are a vast number of good people in this country. The actions we take today become our past and become our future. There are angels… and if we are open, we can also be influenced by them to do good work for others.
[9] February 5, 2016 at 12:44pm
There are many double standards on this issue. One big one is that if a pregnant woman is murdered and the "baby" dies, the murderer is charged with 2 murders. If the pregnant woman aborts the "fetus" she is a role model for young girls. Why is it that the government will allow a baby who can speak for themselves be killed but its against the law for a capable adult to commit suicide (not a proponent here, just pointing out an inconsistency). It all boils down to CONTROL over your life. Easiest to control the masses by limiting the "undesirable" population and then for those lucky enough to be born, control all of those with public punishment when an person is too individual.
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February 5, 2016 at 3:44pm
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[10] February 4, 2016 at 1:22pm
This is even worse than saying its Bush's fault. The secret email server for HRC was comprehensive and not "forwarded" so that no copy could be kept by the government for purposes of review and transparency. Even worse she deleted the records to cover her tracks. Edward Snowden wanted to be tried for treason by the same Congress for proving the US is spying on its own citizens whereas this want-to-be dictator is caught red handed breaking the law and her NDA. Banish her to Russia just like Snowden and we can call this even.
In reply to the story Report: Colin Powell and Aides to Condoleezza Rice Also Had 'Confidential' and 'Secret' Info on Personal Email
[1] February 4, 2016 at 2:33pm
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[1] February 3, 2016 at 9:43am
Douches are douches because its in their nature. Just link the scorpion that stings the frog crossing the river…
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[30] February 2, 2016 at 10:15am
There are angels. They are everywhere helping you and others to carry out acts of kindness and support toward those in need. You likely have been the recipient of such acts even though you may not have been aware.
[63] February 2, 2016 at 8:49am
Evil doesn't rest. Sometimes its lucky and sometimes is orchestrated. The odds favored just a couple of delegates. At least Bernie Sanders is transparent about his intentions. Its disappointing that there are 50% +1 of support for an outright lawless liar.
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[21] December 28, 2015 at 9:42am
He might not like the trappings but he seems to really like his entourage, his golf partners and his bully pulpit.
December 28, 2015 at 9:29am
I was thinking the same L4O… the all jazeeries are just a HOOT
[1] December 23, 2015 at 8:41am
The media already appears to the shaping a story of "circumstances" leading her to such behavior. There are so many government freebies available to people these days that there is no reason to be sleeping in casino parking lots unless its a consequence of bad choices. There is the ability for all people to change that outcome with a personal acknowledgment of ones situation, willing to ask for help and making better decisions. It would be to easy to say we need to "control" automobiles in response to this case as they are so "dangerous" to innocent people. Maybe part of the problem is the government safety net has become so large and comfortable that the lack of moral hazard for continued poor choices contributes to desperate acts like this?
In reply to yesjesussaves's comment on the story Woman Charged With Murder, Hit-and-Run in Vegas Strip Crash
[12] December 23, 2015 at 8:33am
There is a difference between the principles of conservation and preservation. Conservation is the prudent and continued use of natural resources for the betterment of humans. Preservation is the non-use of resources by humans. Hunters understand the best way to protect the environment is to use it. Conservation = human life. Preservation = eliminating human life.
[5] December 23, 2015 at 8:29am
With all of his hearings to nowhere, Trey Gowdy has demonstrated is a master bloviator
[2] December 23, 2015 at 8:27am
There is no crime for recording. However, the mall is private property and to continue activities in a manner that is against the rules after being informed is called "trespass". Simple civics lesson here can clarify what is going on.
In reply to CatB's comment on the story Security Removes Muslim Couple for Recording Video of Stores Inside Mall
[15] December 11, 2015 at 12:57pm
mass butcher dogs or cats and throw them away like this and see what happens…
In reply to the story Fetal Remains Found in Ohio Landfills Amid Planned Parenthood Investigation, Attorney General Says (UPDATED)
[6] December 11, 2015 at 1:06pm
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[8] December 11, 2015 at 1:26pm
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[3] December 10, 2015 at 1:43pm
No but the teats will be gender neutral at worst or selective (female, male or maybe even name your species) so that the teating toddler will not feel uncomfortable.
[5] December 10, 2015 at 1:28pm
Billions to pre-school programs… Lets just let the govt give babies infant formula at centralized food stations while we're at it. They don't need no stinkin' parents!
In reply to the story Obama Calls New Education Overhaul 'A Christmas Miracle,' Sweeping Away Once Bipartisan Consensus
[4] December 10, 2015 at 1:37pm
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[1] December 10, 2015 at 3:25pm
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[16] December 8, 2015 at 10:33am
We should turn the arguments against them. For example, men who are pro-life are typically told we have no right to an opinion because we can't get pregnant. I will begin to share with them, especially those who don't have a gun and/or don't know how to properly operate a gun safely has no right to an opinion on this matter because if they did they wouldn't worry so much. Im also going to begin offering limits on gun ownership for like for like limits on abortion. 1,000,000+ babies per year are worth saving. Its time to stop playing defense with these people who never seem to be satisfied.
[7] December 7, 2015 at 3:56pm
Liberalism is a mental disorder
[1] December 7, 2015 at 3:54pm
Then you could consider moving?
[3] October 27, 2015 at 9:56am
Yes but the volcanic ash and gases release contribute to global cooling too… go figure right? There would be nothing worse for human beings on this planet than a return to another ice age.
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Abebe Lewis, Sound Magnate
A typical day with recording studio magnate Abebe Lewis might include coordinating a limo ride from the Delano for Miley Cyrus, facilitating strip club accommodations for Puerto Rican rap star Ñengo Flow, sending an intern to pick up cigars for Waka Flocka, booking afternoon studio time for Will Smith, and finding the right mixing engineer for Rick Ross.
And that's all before breakfast. Because the music business is alive and well at Circle House, the iconic North Miami studio Lewis owns and operates.
From pop to rap to Latin, artists and labels flock there for its unparalleled atmosphere (poolside recording booth, private chef) and history of recording hits (see Justin Bieber's catalogue).
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But the studio's reputation is just as strong for its success at building hometown artists. After all, it's where Trick Daddy, Trina, Pitbull, and Flo Rida all got their starts.
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"Watching Trick go from an unknown rapper to selling platinum was my first real milestone," Lewis says. "It opened my eyes to really making money in this music business."
But the story of Circle House begins with Lewis' father Ian and uncle Roger — founders of Jamaica's Fatman Riddim Section — and the bass and guitar players for pioneering reggae band Inner Circle.
After losing singer Jacob Miller to a car crash in Kingston, the band reformed in Miami and wrote the song "Bad Boys (Watcha Gonna Do)."
Young Abebe watched his father closely during and after that hit. "He didn't go out and buy a Bentley or Ferrari. He put the money back into the business. You gotta invest in what you're doing to see a nice outcome out of your income," he says.
The band bought a house in North Miami and converted it for recording. Replicating the irie vibes of a Jamaican studio, they dubbed it Circle House.
Today, Lewis runs that venture. The former standout basketball prospect from American High has gone from being a kid in Miami Lakes to calling Nas and Ne-Yo friends. But he remains humble. "I take my daughter to school, hit the gym, hit the studio, see what's happening, and buy new equipment to remain on the cutting edge of sound."
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U.S. Auto Sales Surged in May
GM Sales Jump 13%; Chrysler, Nissan Also Log Double-Digit Sales Gains
U.S. auto sales rose 11% in May, confirming that the cold winter had more to do with damping demand earlier this year than a dip in consumer confidence.
Industry sales reached 1.6 million vehicles last month and the seasonally adjusted annualized selling rate hit 16.77 million cars and light trucks, according to market researcher Autodata Corp.
Sales in January and February were below expectations and auto makers blamed the tepid results on the severe weather in the U.S. North and East, an explanation also used to explain the economy's slow growth in the first quarter. However, car sales picked up in late March and April, and with strong May sales it is clear that consumers are still in a new-car mood.
Among the German luxury brands, BMW AG BMW -0.28 % was the largest seller, with a 17% gain over a year earlier, followed by Daimler AG DDAIY -0.13 % 's Mercedes-Benz brand, which posted a nearly 9% gain. Volkswagen AG's Audi NSU 0.87 % unit was third and its sales increased 26%. Sales fell 15% at VW's namesake brand for the month.
General Motors Co. GM -0.44 % , the largest U.S. auto seller, said its sales jumped 13% to 284,694 on the strength of the Chevrolet brand easily topping expectations despite a steady flow of recalls over safety concerns.
Analysts said consumers haven't linked the largely discontinued brands and models affected by the recalls to the Detroit auto maker's new vehicles.
Toyota Motor Corp. TM -0.39 % and Chrysler Group LLC posted 17% unit sales gains, Nissan Motor Co.'s increased 19% and Honda Motor Co.'s rose 9%, all compared with a year earlier.
Ford Motor Co. F -0.55 % 's sales were up 3%. The nation's No. 2 auto maker said it is striving to maintain inventory on its F-150 pickup trucks and reduce the use of sales incentives. Its pickup sales slipped about 4% from a year earlier. Ford also said it expects to lose market share in 2014 due to extended shutdowns at truck plants while it installs new equipment to make the next generation F-150.
Due to the shutdowns—a total of 10 weeks for its Dearborn, Mich., truck plant and three weeks for its Kansas City plant—Ford will build about 90,000 fewer trucks than the plants' usual output.
"We aren't going to be overly aggressive in the market," said John Felice, vice president of sales for Ford North America. "The most important thing is to not get too anxious and try to sell more trucks" by using higher incentives.
Ford said it had its best May sales since 2004, but it lost market share. It sold 253,346 vehicles in May, led by growth in sales of its sport-utility vehicles. Car sales rose 1.7%, while truck and SUV sales fell less than 1%.
Trucks were big sellers for GM and Chrysler. Chrysler's Jeep and Ram pickup trucks have accounted for the majority of the auto maker's gains lately. Sales of Jeeps rose 58%, fueled by its Compass, Cherokee and Wrangler models, while its Ram pickup sales rose 19%.
Sales of GM's two pickup brands rose 9.5% combined over a year ago. The company's double-digit gain overall was a surprise, especially under the cloud of recalls. Auto researcher Kelley Blue Book and automotive-information provider Edmunds.com both expected about 7% year-over-year growth in GM's May sales.
"The momentum we generated in April carried into May, with all four brands performing well in a growing economy and 17 vehicle lines posting double-digit retail sales increases or better," said Kurt McNeil, a GM U.S. sales vice president.
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Most Cited Cortex Articles
The most cited articles published since 2011, extracted from Scopus.
Conceptual representations in mind and brain: Theoretical developments, current evidence and future directionsMarkus Kiefer | Friedemann Pulvermüller
Volume 48, Issue 7, July 2012, Pages 805-825
Conceptual representations in long-term memory crucially contribute to perception and action, language and thought. However, the precise nature of these conceptual memory traces is discussed controversially. In particular, the grounding of concepts in the sensory and motor brain systems is the focus of a current debate. Here, we review theoretical accounts of the structure and neural basis of conceptual memory and evaluate them in light of recent empirical evidence. Models of conceptual processing can be distinguished along four dimensions: (i) amodal versus modality-specific, (ii) localist versus distributed, (iii) innate versus experience-dependent, and (iv) stable versus flexible. A systematic review of behavioral and neuroimaging studies in healthy participants along with brain-damaged patients will then be used to evaluate the competing theoretical approaches to conceptual representations. These findings indicate that concepts are flexible, distributed representations comprised of modality-specific conceptual features. Conceptual features are stored in distinct sensory and motor brain areas depending on specific sensory and motor experiences during concept acquisition. Three important controversial issues are highlighted, which require further clarification in future research: the existence of an amodal conceptual representation in the anterior temporal lobe, the causal role of sensory and motor activation for conceptual processing and the grounding of abstract concepts in perception and action. We argue that an embodiment view of conceptual representations realized as distributed sensory and motor cell assemblies that are complemented by supramodal integration brain circuits may serve as a theoretical framework to guide future research on concrete and abstract concepts. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Short frontal lobe connections of the human brainMarco Catani | Flavio Dell'Acqua | Francesco Vergani | Farah Malik | Harry Hodge | Prasun Roy | Romain Valabregue | Michel Thiebaut de Schotten
Volume 48, Issue 2, February 2012, Pages 273-291
Advances in our understanding of sensory-motor integration suggest a unique role of the frontal lobe circuits in cognition and behaviour. Long-range afferent connections convey higher order sensory information to the frontal cortex, which in turn responds to internal and external stimuli with flexible and adaptive behaviour. Long-range connections from and to frontal lobes have been described in detail in monkeys but little is known about short intralobar frontal connections mediating local connectivity in humans. Here we used spherical deconvolution diffusion tractography and post-mortem dissections to visualize the short frontal lobe connections of the human brain. We identified three intralobar tracts connecting: i) posterior Broca's region with supplementary motor area (SMA) and pre-supplementary motor area (pre-SMA) (i.e., the frontal 'aslant' tract - FAT); ii) posterior orbitofrontal cortex with anterior polar region (i.e., fronto-orbitopolar tract - FOP); iii)posterior pre-central cortex with anterior prefrontal cortex (i.e., the frontal superior longitudinal - FSL faciculus system). In addition more complex systems of short U-shaped fibres were identified in the regions of the central, pre-central, perinsular and fronto-marginal sulcus (FMS). The connections between Broca and medial frontal areas (i.e. FAT) and those between the hand-knob motor region and post-central gyrus (PoCG) were found left lateralized in a group of twelve healthy right-handed subjects. The existence of these short frontal connections was confirmed using post-mortem blunt dissections. The functional role of these tracts in motor learning, verbal fluency, prospective behaviour, episodic and working memory is discussed. Our study provides a general model for the local connectivity of the frontal lobes that could be used as an anatomical framework for studies on lateralization and future clinical research in neurological and psychiatric disorders. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Monkey to human comparative anatomy of the frontal lobe association tractsMichel Thiebaut de Schotten | Flavio Dell'Acqua | Romain Valabregue | Marco Catani
Volume 48, Issue 1, January 2012, Pages 82-96
The greater expansion of the frontal lobes along the phylogeny scale has been interpreted as the signature of evolutionary changes underlying higher cognitive abilities in humans functions in humans. However, it is unknown how an increase in number of gyri, sulci and cortical areas in the frontal lobe have coincided with a parallel increase in connectivity. Here, using advanced tractography based on spherical deconvolution, we produced an atlas of human frontal association connections that we compared with axonal tracing studies of the monkey brain. We report several similarities between human and monkey in the cingulum, uncinate, superior longitudinal fasciculus, frontal aslant tract and orbito-polar tract. These similarities suggest to preserved functions across anthropoids. In addition, we found major differences in the arcuate fasciculus and the inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus. These differences indicate possible evolutionary changes in the connectional anatomy of the frontal lobes underlying unique human abilities. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
A review of fronto-striatal and fronto-cortical brain abnormalities in children and adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and new evidence for dysfunction in adults with ADHD during motivation and attentionAna Cubillo | Rozmin Halari | Anna Smith | Eric Taylor | Katya Rubia
Volume 48, Issue 2, February 2012, Pages 194-215
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has long been associated with abnormalities in frontal brain regions. In this paper we review the current structural and functionalimaging evidence for abnormalities in children and adults with ADHD in fronto-striatal, fronto-parieto-temporal, fronto-cerebellar and fronto-limbic regions and networks. While the imaging studies in children with ADHD are more numerous and consistent, an increasing number of studies suggests that these structural and functional abnormalities in fronto-cortical and fronto-subcortical networks persist into adulthood, despite a relative symptomatic improvement in the adult form of the disorder.We furthermore present new data that support the notion of a persistence of neurofunctional deficits in adults with ADHD during attention and motivation functions. We show that a group of medication-naïve young adults with ADHD behaviours who were followed up 20 years from a childhood ADHD diagnosis show dysfunctions in lateral fronto-striato-parietal regions relative to controls during sustained attention, as well as in ventromedial orbitofrontal regions during reward, suggesting dysfunctions in cognitive-attentional as well as motivational neural networks. The lateral fronto-striatal deficit findings, furthermore, were strikingly similar to those we have previously observed in children with ADHD during the same task, reinforcing the notion of persistence of fronto-striatal dysfunctions in adult ADHD. The ventromedial orbitofrontal deficits, however, were associated with comorbid conduct disorder (CD), highlighting the potential confound of comorbid antisocial conditions on paralimbic brain deficits in ADHD.Our review supported by the new data therefore suggest that both adult and childhood ADHD are associated with brain abnormalities in fronto-cortical and fronto-subcortical systems that mediate the control of cognition and motivation. The brain deficits in ADHD therefore appear to be multi-systemic and to persist throughout the lifespan. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Coming of age: A review of embodiment and the neuroscience of semanticsLotte Meteyard | Sara Rodriguez Cuadrado | Bahador Bahrami | Gabriella Vigliocco
Volume 48, Issue 7, July 2012, Pages 788-804
Over the last decade, there has been an increasing body of work that explores whether sensory and motor information is a necessary part of semantic representation and processing. This is the embodiment hypothesis. This paper presents a theoretical review of this work that is intended to be useful for researchers in the neurosciences and neuropsychology. Beginning with a historical perspective, relevant theories are placed on a continuum from strongly embodied to completely unembodied representations. Predictions are derived and neuroscientific and neuropsychological evidence that could support different theories is reviewed; finally, criticisms of embodiment are discussed. We conclude that strongly embodied and completely disembodied theories are not supported, and that the remaining theories agree that semantic representation involves some form of convergence zones (Damasio, 1989) and the activation of modal content. For the future, research must carefully define the boundaries of semantic processing and tackle the representation of abstract entities. © 2010 Elsevier Srl.
Action-based language: A theory of language acquisition, comprehension, and productionArthur M. Glenberg | Vittorio Gallese
Volume 48, Issue 7, July 2012, Pages 905-922
Evolution and the brain have done a marvelous job solving many tricky problems in action control, including problems of learning, hierarchical control over serial behavior, continuous recalibration, and fluency in the face of slow feedback. Given that evolution tends to be conservative, it should not be surprising that these solutions are exploited to solve other tricky problems, such as the design of a communication system. We propose that a mechanism of motor control, paired controller/predictor models, has been exploited for language learning, comprehension, and production. Our account addresses the development of grammatical regularities and perspective, as well as how linguistic symbols become meaningful through grounding in perception, action, and emotional systems. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
The cortical connectivity of the prefrontal cortex in the monkey brainEdward H. Yeterian | Deepak N. Pandya | Francesco Tomaiuolo | Michael Petrides
Volume 48, Issue 1, January 2012, Pages 68-81
One dimension of understanding the functions of the prefrontal cortex is knowledge of cortical connectivity. We have surveyed three aspects of prefrontal cortical connections: local projections (within the frontal lobe), the termination patterns of long association (post-Rolandic) projections, and the trajectories of major fiber pathways. The local connections appear to be organized in relation to dorsal (hippocampal origin) and ventral (paleocortical origin) architectonic trends. According to the proposal of a dual origin of the cerebral cortex, cortical areas can be traced as originating from archicortex (hippocampus) on the one hand, and paleocortex, on the other hand, in a stepwise manner (e.g., Sanides, 1969; Pandya and Yeterian, 1985). Prefrontal areas within each trend are connected with less architectonically differentiated areas, and also with more differentiated areas. Such organization may allow for the systematic exchange of information within each architectonic trend. The long connections of the prefrontal cortex with post-Rolandic regions seem to be organized preferentially in relation to dorsal and ventral prefrontal architectonic trends. Prefrontal areas are connected with post-Rolandic auditory, visual and somatosensory association areas, and with multimodal and paralimbic regions. This long connectivity likely works in conjunction with local connections to serve prefrontal cortical functions. The afferent and efferent connections of the prefrontal cortex with post-Rolandic regions are conveyed by specific long association pathways. These pathways as well appear to be organized in relation to dorsal and ventral prefrontal architectonic trends. Finally, although prefrontal areas have preferential connections in relation to dual architectonic trends, it is clear that there are interconnections between and among areas in each trend, which may provide a substrate for the overall integrative function of the prefrontal cortex. Prefrontal corticocortical connectivity may help to elucidate both region-specific and integrative perspectives on the functions of the prefrontal cortex. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Music, rhythm, rise time perception and developmental dyslexia: Perception of musical meter predicts reading and phonologyMartina Huss | John P. Verney | Tim Fosker | Natasha Mead | Usha Goswami
Volume 47, Issue 6, June 2011, Pages 674-689
Introduction: Rhythm organises musical events into patterns and forms, and rhythm perception in music is usually studied by using metrical tasks. Metrical structure also plays an organisational function in the phonology of language, via speech prosody, and there is evidence for rhythmic perceptual difficulties in developmental dyslexia. Here we investigate the hypothesis that the accurate perception of musical metrical structure is related to basic auditory perception of rise time, and also to phonological and literacy development in children. Methods: A battery of behavioural tasks was devised to explore relations between musical metrical perception, auditory perception of amplitude envelope structure, phonological awareness (PA) and reading in a sample of 64 typically-developing children and children with developmental dyslexia. Results: We show that individual differences in the perception of amplitude envelope rise time are linked to musical metrical sensitivity, and that musical metrical sensitivity predicts PA and reading development, accounting for over 60% of variance in reading along with age and I.Q. Even the simplest metrical task, based on a duple metrical structure, was performed significantly more poorly by the children with dyslexia. Conclusions: The accurate perception of metrical structure may be critical for phonological development and consequently for the development of literacy. Difficulties in metrical processing are associated with basic auditory rise time processing difficulties, suggesting a primary sensory impairment in developmental dyslexia in tracking the lower-frequency modulations in the speech envelope. © 2010 Elsevier.
Dorsolateral prefrontal contributions to human working memoryAron K. Barbey | Michael Koenigs | Jordan Grafman
Volume 49, Issue 5, May 2013, Pages 1195-1205
Although neuroscience has made remarkable progress in understanding the involvement of prefrontal cortex (PFC) in human memory, the necessity of dorsolateral PFC (dlPFC) for key competencies of working memory remains largely unexplored. We therefore studied human brain lesion patients to determine whether dlPFC is necessary for working memory function, administering subtests of the Wechsler Memory Scale, the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, and the N-Back Task to three participant groups: dlPFC lesions (n = 19), non-dlPFC lesions (n = 152), and no brain lesions (n = 54). DlPFC damage was associated with deficits in the manipulation of verbal and spatial knowledge, with left dlPFC necessary for manipulating information in working memory and right dlPFC critical for manipulating information in a broader range of reasoning contexts. Our findings elucidate the architecture of working memory, providing key neuropsychological evidence for the necessity of dlPFC in the manipulation of verbal and spatial knowledge. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.
Fronto-striatal circuitry and inhibitory control in autism: Findings from diffusion tensor imaging tractographyMarieke Langen | Alexander Leemans | Patrick Johnston | Christine Ecker | Eileen Daly | Clodagh M. Murphy | Flavio dell'Acqua | Sarah Durston | Declan G M Murphy
Volume 48, Issue 2, February 2012, Pages 183-193
Introduction: Repetitive behaviour and inhibitory control deficits are core features of autism; and it has been suggested that they result from differences in the anatomy of striatum; and/or the 'connectivity' of subcortical regions to frontal cortex. There are few studies, however, that have measured the micro-structural organisation of white matter tracts connecting striatum and frontal cortex. Aims: To investigate differences in bulk volume of striatum and micro-structural organisation of fronto-striatal white matter in people with autism; and their association with repetitive behaviour and inhibitory control. Methods: We compared the bulk volume of striatum (caudate nucleus, putamen and nucleus accumbens) and white matter organisation of fronto-striatal tracts using (respectively) structural magnetic resonance imaging (sMRI) and tract specific diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) measures in 21 adults with autism and 22 controls. We also assessed performance on a cognitive inhibition (go/nogo) task. Results: Bulk volume of striatal structures did not differ between groups. However, adults with autism had a significantly smaller total brain white matter volume, lower fractional anisotropy of white matter tracts connecting putamen to frontal cortical areas, higher mean diffusivity of white matter tracts connecting accumbens to frontal cortex and worse performance on the go/nogo task. Also, performance on the go/nogo task was significantly related to anatomical variation when both groups were combined; but not within the autism group alone. Conclusions: These data suggest that autism may be associated with differences in the anatomy of fronto-striatal white matter tracts. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Behavioral patterns and lesion sites associated with impaired processing of lexical and conceptual knowledge of actionsDavid Kemmerer | David Rudrauf | Ken Manzel | Daniel Tranel
Volume 48, Issue 7, July 2012, Pages 826-848
To further investigate the neural substrates of lexical and conceptual knowledge of actions, we administered a battery of six tasks to 226 brain-damaged patients with widely distributed lesions in the left and right cerebral hemispheres. The tasks probed lexical and conceptual knowledge of actions in a variety of verbal and non-verbal ways, including naming, word-picture matching, attribute judgments involving both words and pictures, and associative comparisons involving both words and pictures. Of the 226 patients who were studied, 61 failed one or more of the six tasks, with four patients being impaired on the entire battery, and varied numbers of patients being impaired on varied combinations of tasks. Overall, the 61 patients manifested a complex array of associations and dissociations across the six tasks. The lesion sites of 147 of the 226 patients were also investigated, using formal methods for lesion-deficit statistical mapping and power analysis of lesion overlap maps. Significant effects for all six tasks were found in the following left-hemisphere regions: the inferior frontal gyrus; the ventral precentral gyrus, extending superiorly into what are likely to be hand-related primary motor and premotor areas; and the anterior insula. In addition, significant effects for 4-5 tasks were found in not only the regions just mentioned, but also in several other left-hemisphere areas: the ventral postcentral gyrus; the supramarginal gyrus; and the posterior middle temporal gyrus. These results converge with previous research on the neural underpinnings of action words and concepts. However, the current study goes considerably beyond most previous investigations by providing extensive behavioral and lesion data for an unusually large and diverse sample of brain-damaged patients, and by incorporating multiple measures of verb comprehension. Regarding theoretical implications, the study provides new support for the Embodied Cognition Framework, which maintains that conceptual knowledge is grounded in sensorimotor systems. © 2010 Elsevier Srl.
Bilingualism as a contributor to cognitive reserve: Evidence from brain atrophy in Alzheimer's diseaseTom A. Schweizer | Jenna Ware | Corinne E. Fischer | Fergus I M Craik | Ellen Bialystok
Volume 48, Issue 8, September 2012, Pages 991-996
Much of the research on delaying the onset of symptoms of Alzheimer's disease (AD) has focused on pharmacotherapy, but environmental factors have also been acknowledged to play a significant role. Bilingualism may be one factor contributing to 'cognitive reserve' (CR) and therefore to a delay in symptom onset. If bilingualism is protective, then the brains of bilinguals should show greater atrophy in relevant areas, since their enhanced CR enables them to function at a higher level than would be predicted from their level of disease. We analyzed a number of linear measurements of brain atrophy from the computed tomography (CT) scans of monolingual and bilingual patients diagnosed with probable AD who were matched on level of cognitive performance and years of education. Bilingual patients with AD exhibited substantially greater amounts of brain atrophy than monolingual patients in areas traditionally used to distinguish AD patients from healthy controls, specifically, the radial width of the temporal horn and the temporal horn ratio. Other measures of brain atrophy were comparable for the two groups. Bilingualism appears to contribute to increased CR, thereby delaying the onset of AD and requiring the presence of greater amounts of neuropathology before the disease is manifest. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Working, declarative and procedural memory in specific language impairmentJarrad A G Lum | Gina Conti-Ramsden | Debra Page | Michael T. Ullman
Volume 48, Issue 9, October 2012, Pages 1138-1154
According to the Procedural Deficit Hypothesis (PDH), abnormalities of brain structures underlying procedural memory largely explain the language deficits in children with specific language impairment (SLI). These abnormalities are posited to result in core deficits of procedural memory, which in turn explain the grammar problems in the disorder. The abnormalities are also likely to lead to problems with other, non-procedural functions, such as working memory, that rely at least partly on the affected brain structures. In contrast, declarative memory is expected to remain largely intact, and should play an important compensatory role for grammar. These claims were tested by examining measures of working, declarative and procedural memory in 51 children with SLI and 51 matched typically-developing (TD) children (mean age 10). Working memory was assessed with the Working Memory Test Battery for Children, declarative memory with the Children's Memory Scale, and procedural memory with a visuo-spatial Serial Reaction Time task. As compared to the TD children, the children with SLI were impaired at procedural memory, even when holding working memory constant. In contrast, they were spared at declarative memory for visual information, and at declarative memory in the verbal domain after controlling for working memory and language. Visuo-spatial short-term memory was intact, whereas verbal working memory was impaired, even when language deficits were held constant. Correlation analyses showed neither visuo-spatial nor verbal working memory was associated with either lexical or grammatical abilities in either the SLI or TD children. Declarative memory correlated with lexical abilities in both groups of children. Finally, grammatical abilities were associated with procedural memory in the TD children, but with declarative memory in the children with SLI. These findings replicate and extend previous studies of working, declarative and procedural memory in SLI. Overall, we suggest that the evidence largely supports the predictions of the PDH. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
The neural basis of semantic cognition: Converging evidence from neuropsychology, neuroimaging and TMSElizabeth Jefferies
Volume 49, Issue 3, March 2013, Pages 611-625
Recent studies suggest that a complex, distributed neural network underpins semantic cognition. This article reviews our contribution to this emerging picture and traces the putative roles of each region within this network. Neuropsychological studies indicate that semantic cognition draws on at least two interacting components: semantic representations [degraded in semantic dementia (SD)] and control processes [deficient in patients with multimodal semantic impairment following stroke aphasia (SA)]. To explore the first component, we employed distortion-corrected functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) in healthy volunteers: these studies convergently indicated that the anterior temporal lobes (ATLs; atrophied in SD) combine information from different modalities within an amodal semantic "hub" Regions of cortex that code specific semantic features (" spokes") also make a critical contribution to knowledge within particular categories. This network of brain regions interacts with semantic control processes reliant on left inferior frontal gyrus (LIFG), posterior middle temporal gyrus (pMTG) and inferior parietal cortices. SA patients with damage to these regions have difficulty focussing on aspects of knowledge that are relevant to the current goal or context, in both verbal and non-verbal tasks. SA patients with LIFG and temporoparietal lesions show similar deficits of semantic control, suggesting that a large-scale distributed cortical network underpins semantic control. Convergent evidence is again provided by fMRI and TMS. We separately manipulated the representational and control demands of a semantic task in fMRI, and found a dissociation within the temporal lobe: ATL was sensitive to the number of meanings retrieved, while pMTG and LIFG showed effects of semantic selection. Moreover, TMS to LIFG and pMTG produced equal disruption of tasks tapping semantic control. The next challenges are to delineate the specific roles of each region within the semantic control network and to specify the way in which control processes interact with semantic representations to focus processing on relevant features of concepts. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.
Dyslexia, dysgraphia, procedural learning and the cerebellumRoderick I. Nicolson | Angela J. Fawcett
Volume 47, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 117-127
Functional localization in the cerebellumMitchell Glickstein | Fahad Sultan | Jan Voogd
Volume 47, Issue 1, January 2011, Pages 59-80
The anatomy of the callosal and visual-association pathways in high-functioning autism: A DTI tractography studyCibu Thomas | Kate Humphreys | Kwan Jin Jung | Nancy Minshew | Marlene Behrmann
Volume 47, Issue 7, July 2011, Pages 863-873
There is increasing recognition that many of the core behavioral impairments that characterize autism potentially emerge from poor neural synchronization across nodes comprising dispersed cortical networks. A likely candidate for the source of this atypical functional connectivity in autism is an alteration in the structural integrity of intra- and inter-hemispheric white matter (WM) tracts that form large-scale cortical networks. To test this hypothesis, in a group of adults with high-functioning autism (HFA) and matched control participants, we used diffusion tensor tractography to compare the structural integrity of three intra-hemispheric visual-association WM tracts, the inferior longitudinal fasciculus (ILF), the inferior fronto-occipito fasciculus (IFOF) and the uncinate fasciculus (UF), with the integrity of three sub-portions of the major inter-hemispheric fiber tract, the corpus callosum. Compared with the control group, the HFA group evinced an increase in the volume of the intra-hemispheric fibers, particularly in the left hemisphere, and a reduction in the volume of the forceps minor (F-Mi) and body of the corpus callosum. The reduction in the volume of the F-Mi also correlated with an increase in repetitive and stereotypical behavior as measured by the Autism Diagnostic Interview. These findings suggest that the abnormalities in the integrity of key inter- and intra-hemispheric WM tracts may underlie the atypical information processing observed in these individuals. © 2010 Elsevier Srl.
Brain connectivity during resting state and subsequent working memory task predicts behavioural performanceRoser Sala-Llonch | Cleofé Peña-Gómez | Eider M. Arenaza-Urquijo | Dídac Vidal-Piñeiro | Nuria Bargalló | Carme Junqué | David Bartrés-Faz
Volume 48, Issue 9, October 2012, Pages 1187-1196
Brain regions simultaneously activated during any cognitive process are functionally connected, forming large-scale networks. These functional networks can be examined during active conditions [i.e., task-functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)] and also in passive states (resting-fMRI), where the default mode network (DMN) is the most widely investigated system. The role of the DMN remains unclear, although it is known to be responsible for the shift between resting and focused attention processing. There is also some evidence for its malleability in relation to previous experience. Here we investigated brain connectivity patterns in 16 healthy young subjects by using an . n-back task with increasing levels of memory load within the fMRI context. Prior to this working memory (WM) task, participants were trained outside fMRI with a shortened test version. Immediately after, they underwent a resting-state fMRI acquisition followed by the full fMRI . n-back test. We observed that the degree of intrinsic correlation within DMN and WM networks was maximal during the most demanding . n-back condition (3-back). Furthermore, individuals showing a stronger negative correlation between the two networks under both conditions exhibited better behavioural performance. Interestingly, and despite the fact that we considered eight different resting-state fMRI networks previously identified in humans, only the connectivity within the posteromedial parts of the DMN (precuneus) prior to the fMRI . n-back task predicted WM execution. Our results using a data-driven probabilistic approach for fMRI analysis provide the first evidence of a direct relationship between behavioural performance and the degree of negative correlation between the DMN and WM networks. They further suggest that in the context of expectancy for an imminent cognitive challenge, higher resting-state activity in the posteromedial parietal cortex may be related to increased attentional preparatory resources. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
The prefrontal cortex: Comparative architectonic organization in the human and the macaque monkey brainsMichael Petrides | Francesco Tomaiuolo | Edward H. Yeterian | Deepak N. Pandya
Volume 48, Issue 1, January 2012, Pages 46-57
Detailed cytoarchitectonic studies of the human cerebral cortex appeared during the first quarter of the 20th century. The incorporation of the cytoarchitectonic map by Brodmann (1909) in the Talairach proportional stereotaxic space (Talairach and Tournoux, 1988) has established the Brodmann numerical nomenclature as the basis for describing the cortical location of structural and functional findings obtained with modern neuroimaging. In experimental anatomical and physiological investigations of the macaque monkey performed during the last 50years, the numerical architectonic nomenclature used to describe findings in the prefrontal cortex has been largely based on the map by Walker (1940). Unfortunately, the map by Walker was not based on a comparative investigation of the cytoarchitecture of the human and macaque monkey prefrontal cortex and, as a result, the nomenclature and the criteria for demarcating areas in the two primate species are not always consistent. These discrepancies are a major obstacle in the ability to compare experimental findings from nonhuman primates with results obtained in functional and structural neuroimaging of the human brain. The present article outlines these discrepancies in the classical maps and describes comparative investigations of the cytoarchitecture of the prefrontal cortex of the macaque monkey and human (Petrides and Pandya, 1994, 1999, 2002a) in order to resolve these discrepancies and enable easy translation of experimental research in the monkey to findings in the human brain obtained with modern neuroimaging. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Sensitive periods in human development: Evidence from musical trainingVirginia B. Penhune
Volume 47, Issue 9, October 2011, Pages 1126-1137
One of the primary goals of cognitive neuroscience is to understand the interaction between genes, development and specific experience. A particularly fascinating example of this interaction is a sensitive period - a time during development when experience has a differential effect on behavior and the brain. Behavioral and brain imaging studies in musicians have provided suggestive evidence for a possible sensitive period for musical training; showing that musicians who began training early show better task performance and greater changes in auditory and motor regions of the brain. However, these studies have not controlled for likely differences between early- (ET) and late-trained (LT) musicians in the number of years of musical experience. This review presents behavioral work from our laboratory comparing the performance of ET (before age seven) and LT musicians who were matched for years of experience on the ability to tap in synchrony with auditory and visual rhythms. The results demonstrate the existence of a possible sensitive period for musical training that has its greatest impact on measures of sensorimotor integration. Work on motor learning in children and how this might relate to the observed sensitive period effect is also reviewed. These studies are described in the context of what is currently known about sensitive periods in animals and humans; drawing on evidence from anatomy and physiology, studies of deafness, as well as structural and functional neuroimaging studies in trained musicians. The possible mechanisms underlying sensitive periods for musical training are discussed based on current theories describing the influence of both low-level features of sensory experience and higher-level cognitive processing. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Beyond cortical localization in clinico-anatomical correlationMarco Catani | Flavio Dell'Acqua | Alberto Bizzi | Stephanie J. Forkel | Steve C. Williams | Andrew Simmons | Declan G. Murphy | Michel Thiebaut de Schotten
Volume 48, Issue 10, November 2012, Pages 1262-1287
Last year was the 150th anniversary of Paul Broca's landmark case report on speech disorder that paved the way for subsequent studies of cortical localization of higher cognitive functions. However, many complex functions rely on the activity of distributed networks rather than single cortical areas. Hence, it is important to understand how brain regions are linked within large-scale networks and to map lesions onto connecting white matter tracts. To facilitate this network approach we provide a synopsis of classical neurological syndromes associated with frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal and limbic lesions. A review of tractography studies in a variety of neuropsychiatric disorders is also included. The synopsis is accompanied by a new atlas of the human white matter connections based on diffusion tensor tractography freely downloadable on http://www.natbrainlab.com. Clinicians can use the maps to accurately identify the tract affected by lesions visible on conventional CT or MRI. The atlas will also assist researchers to interpret their group analysis results. We hope that the synopsis and the atlas by allowing a precise localization of white matter lesions and associated symptoms will facilitate future work on the functional correlates of human neural networks as derived from the study of clinical populations. Our goal is to stimulate clinicians to develop a critical approach to clinico-anatomical correlative studies and broaden their view of clinical anatomy beyond the cortical surface in order to encompass the dysfunction related to connecting pathways. © 2012 Elsevier Srl.
Registered Reports: A new publishing initiative at CortexChristopher D. Chambers
Volume 49, Issue 3, March 2013, Pages 609-610
Grammatical agreement processing in reading: ERP findings and future directionsNicola Molinaro | Horacio A. Barber | Manuel Carreiras
Volume 47, Issue 8, September 2011, Pages 908-930
In the domain of written sentence comprehension, the computation of agreement dependencies is generally considered as a form-driven processing routine whose domain is syntactic in nature. In the present review we discuss the main findings emerging in the Event-Related Potential (ERP) literature on sentence comprehension, focusing on the different dimensions of agreement patterns (features, values, constituents involved and language): Agreement mismatches usually evoke a biphasic electrophysiological pattern (Left Anterior Negativity - LAN, 300-450. msec and P600 after 500. msec). This ERP pattern is assumed to reflect rule-based computations sensitive to formal (inflectional) covariations of related words (trigger-target). Here we claim that agreement processing is sensitive to both the type of feature involved and the constituents that express the agreement dependency. More specifically, LAN could reflect violation of expectancy (elicited by the trigger) for the target functional morphology; later, trigger and target are structurally integrated at the sentence level (earlyP600). However, morphosyntactic information could trigger the activation of higher-level representations that are not strictly syntactic in nature. The recruitment of this additional non-syntactic information (mirrored by N400-like effects) indicates that rule-based computations of agreement dependencies are not blind to non-syntactic information but are often recruited to establish sentence-level relations. © 2011 Elsevier Srl.
Impaired capacity for autonoetic reliving during autobiographical event recall in mild Alzheimer's diseaseMuireann Irish | Brian A. Lawlor | Shane M. O'Mara | Robert F. Coen
Volume 47, Issue , February 2011, Pages 236-249
The capacity to mentally travel back in time and relive past events via autonoetic consciousness has been shown to be compromised even in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease (AD). To further understand the unravelling of the recollective experience in pathological ageing, we investigated autobiographical memory (ABM) using the Episodic Autobiographical Memory Interview (EAMI) in thirty middle-aged and thirty healthy elderly controls, and twenty patients with mild AD. Of key interest was the recall of contextual details and the behavioural markers predictive of autonoetic reliving. AD patients exhibited significant difficulties in recalling contextual details across all life epochs on the EAMI manifesting in a negative temporal gradient from the Early Adulthood epoch onwards. Overall there was a low incidence of autonoetic consciousness during ABM recall across all participant groups and life epochs when compared with previous studies. AD patients showed a compromised capacity to mentally relive past memories (AD. < healthy elderly. < middle-aged controls), across all life epochs on the EAMI. AD patients tended to recall past events as semanticised accounts divested of rich sensory-perceptual imagery. The impoverished capacity to generate egocentric or self-referential imagery resulted in the production of fragmented and depersonalised accounts of formerly evocative events and likely stems from medial temporal and frontal pathology exhibited from early stages of the disease. © 2010 Elsevier Srl.
Structural plasticity in the language system related to increased second language proficiencyMaria Stein | Andrea Federspiel | Thomas Koenig | Miranka Wirth | Werner Strik | Roland Wiest | Daniel Brandeis | Thomas Dierks
Volume 48, Issue 4, April 2012, Pages 458-465
While functional changes linked to second language learning have been subject to extensive investigation, the issue of learning-dependent structural plasticity in the fields of bilingualism and language comprehension has so far received less notice. In the present study we used voxel-based morphometry to monitor structural changes occurring within five months of second language learning. Native English-speaking exchange students learning German in Switzerland were examined once at the beginning of their stay and once about five months later, when their German language skills had significantly increased. We show that structural changes in the left inferior frontal gyrus are correlated with the increase in second language proficiency as measured by a paper-and-pencil language test. Contrary to the increase in proficiency and grey matter, the absolute values of grey matter density and second language proficiency did not correlate (neither on first nor on second measurement). This indicates that the individual amount of learning is reflected in brain structure changes, regardless of absolute proficiency. © 2010 Elsevier Srl.


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Migrant riot at Greek island camp damages asylum officesATHENS, Greece (AP) ? Greek police say dozens of residents in an island camp for refugees and other migrants have set fire to part of the facility that handles asylum applications, during a protest over delays in the asylum process.
France moving more than 6,000 migrants, destroying huge camp
CALAIS, France (AP) ? Lines of migrants with their lives in small bags waited calmly to get on buses in the French port city of Calais on Monday, the first day of the mass evacuation and destruction of the squalid camp they called home.
Malta says plane crashed en route to Libya surveillance trip
VALLETTA, Malta (AP) ? A small plane heading toward Libya's coast to monitor migrant trafficking routes for the French government crashed soon after takeoff from Malta's airport Monday, killing all five French crew members, authorities said.
Brazil plans to waive visas for visitors from U.S., Japan
Brazil's government is considering waiving visas for visitors from the United States, Japan, Canada and Australia to boost tourism, and could eventually extend the plan to include China, a tourism ministry spokesman said on Monday. The proposal by new Tourism Minister Marx Beltrão would extend for a 12-month trial period a visa-waiver program adopted for visitors from the four countries during the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro this year. Brazil's President Michel Temer is keen to draw more foreign investment and visitors to Brazil to help pull Latin America's largest nation from its worst recession since the 1930s Great Depression.
Iraq forces shell IS near Mosul; group urges airstrike probe
Iraqi forces shelled Islamic State positions outside Mosul on Monday as fighting to retake the extremist-held city entered its second week and a rights group urged a probe into a suspected airstrike that ...
Former Pennsylvania attorney general to be sentenced for perjury
By David DeKok HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - Former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane is due to be sentenced on Monday for leaking grand jury information to embarrass a rival and then lying about it to investigators. Kane, 50, the first woman and first Democrat elected attorney general, faces a maximum prison sentence of 24 years but state guidelines suggest she could get a significantly shorter sentence. District Attorney Kevin Steele, who prosecuted the case, opposed Kane's request for house arrest, saying it was inappropriate for someone facing a state prison sentence and suggesting that Kane's ex-husband could care for the children.
Charlie Puth cancels remainder of tour, citing illness
Charlie Puth is canceling the remainder of his tour due to illness.
France starts clearing 'jungle' migrant camp in Calais
By Matthias Blamont CALAIS, France (Reuters) - France began clearing the sprawling "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais on Monday, with hundreds carrying suitcases queuing outside a hangar to be resettled in reception centers across the country. It plans to relocate them to 450 centers across France. "It doesn't matter where I end up, I don't really care." French Interior Ministry spokesman Pierre-Henry Brandet said that authorities had not needed to use force and that the large police presence at the camp on Monday was just for security.
South African CEOs call for Gordhan charges to be dropped
At least 80 heads of top South African firms including Anglo American, Barclays Africa Group and Naspers want fraud charges against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to be dropped. The top executives of mostly-listed firms in Africa's most industrialised country - ranging from mining, media, retail and banking - said in a newspaper advertisement on Sunday that political wrangling was damaging an already stalling economy at a time the country faced a sovereign credit downgrade.
Migrants leave Calais 'Jungle' by bus ahead of demolition
Migrants lugging meagre belongings boarded buses Monday taking them away from Calais' "Jungle" under a French plan to raze the notorious camp and symbol of Europe's refugee crisis. "Bye bye, Jungle!" a group of migrants shouted as they hauled luggage through the muddy lanes of the shantytown where thousands from Africa and the Middle East had holed up, desperate to sneak into Britain. Scores of Sudanese and Eritrean men queued in the pre-dawn cold outside a hangar where they were later sorted into groups and put on coaches for shelters across France.


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Turkish series is back
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AT&T drops Al Jazeera America news channel just before debut
Al Jazeera America, the first all news cable network since Fox News Channel debuted in 1996, begins broadcasting at 2 p.m. Tuesday. But shortly before its debut AT&T U-verse announced it would not carry the channel in a contract dispute, according to The Wrap.
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Milwaukee Film Festival announces music movie program
Film and music are twin siblings from another mother. Because they are so alike in creative spirit, it's not surprising when filmmakers explore the musical impulse, and vice versa.
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On Tap Today: Wanted - Seeking Milwaukee teen pop fans to 'Call Me Maybe'
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I think regardless of Black's views on the Manderin or even if there was another director doing IM3, Mandarin would still have to be adapted in some fashion to fit the story. Like a lot of Marvel properties he has decades worth of backstory, so it would have to be tailored to today's standards of story telling. Any version of Mandarin we would see on the big screen would (or should) be a version that stands up to those standards.
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