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The streets of Canterlot were quiet. That is not to say they were empty, or that Canterlot did not have an active nightlife. But Twilight Sparkle was leading the way to the castle, and given the choice she vastly preferred streets where she could enjoy the company of her own thoughts. Trixie lost count of how many libraries and bookstores they passed, all closed for the night.
Before she knew what she was doing, Twilight opened the door to a familiar lit building. A familiar voice rang out, "Twilight Sparkle! I haven't seen you since the Gala! Back in Canterlot again, eh?"
Twilight froze, only now realizing she had waltzed into Pony Joe's purely out of a habit born from years of late-night studying fueled by caffeine and donuts. The brightly lit cafe made her squint her eyes a bit, but she knew it well enough that she could make it to the counter blindfolded. "Hi Pony Joe! Um..." At the smell of the baked goods behind the counter, she rationalized that she was hungry and it wouldn't do to meet the Princesses on an empty stomach. She looked over the selection. "Chocolate-glazed custard and a cocoa." She felt Trixie's glare on the back of her head. "To go, please. My all-nighters now involve me running around all over Equestria, apparently."
"You got it." Pony Joe said. He turned to the unicorn that had followed Twilight in. "And what can I get for you?"
"Coffee, I suppose. Cream and sugar as well." Trixie exhaled as Pony Joe turned to the coffee maker, muttering, "And so our heroines stopped in their glorious quest so that they could get donuts."
"Hey," Twilight protested, "Even Star Swirl the Bearded had to eat." Pony Joe came by with their drinks and Twilight's donut. Twilight thanked and paid him before leaving, donut in mouth and cocoa floating by her side. "Although I will admit," she said between bites, "I stopped by completely without thinking about it. I almost sat down and took out my books to study."
"That's because you still think like a student," Trixie observed.
"Because I still am a student," Twilight countered, "And I'm going to keep being a student until I run out of things to learn."
The two continued their trek through Canterlot. They approached Neighouse Square, the second-biggest theater complex in Equestria. As the building came into view, Twilight's eyes were immediately drawn to a poster proudly displaying a familiar pattern of stars - her own cutie mark. Rushing over to take a closer look, she saw another familiar sight adorning the advertisement - the moon as it had been seen for one thousand years, with Nightmare Moon's stylized features clearly visible on its surface. In flowing script the play's title was declared, The Mare in the Moon.
"Wow," Twilight breathed, "I had hoped you were kidding about that."
"Would the Great and Powerful Trixie lie to you?"
Before Twilight could craft an appropriately depreciating response, the theater doors swung open and a herd of ponies streamed out of the exits, chatting amicably and each going their own way. Twilight recognized a tall frilly hat standing out among the crowd and trotted over to greet its owner.
"Rarity!" Twilight called.
The white unicorn let out a startled, "Twilight?", but quickly regained her composure when she saw her smiling friend, but it quickly morphed to concern as she got a better look. "Dear, your mane is an absolute mess. Here, allow me..." Pulling a small brush out of her dress, Rarity began work on the stray hairs sticking up out of her friend's mane. "It's good to see you, but if you wanted to come to Canterlot you should have come with me when I left Ponyville yesterday."
Twilight flattened her ears, embarrassed. "Sorry, this was kind of a spur-of-the-moment thing. Princess Celestia isn't answering my letters, so I'm.. kind of a little worried. I'm heading over to the castle to see what's up."
Rarity frowned a bit. "Well, I won't tell you not to worry about it. I've certainly learned my lesson about that." She gave a small smile at the memory. "But I did catch a glimpse of the Princess this morning, and if anything she looked positively radiant. Moreso than usual, anyway. But what's..." Rarity froze once she caught sight of Trixie, who had walked up next to Twilight as if it was the most natural thing to do. Trixie's expression was oddly neutral. The crowd coming out of the theatre had dispersed entirely, leaving the three unicorns effectively alone on the side of the street.
After carefully regarding the magician, Rarity returned her focus to her friend. "Twilight, you wouldn't happened to have seen Rainbow Dash on your way here, did you?"
"I did. How did you know?"
"Because, there's 'windswept' and then there's what Rainbow Dash does to long manes when she wants to show off." Satisfied with making sure Twilight was presentable, Rarity addressed Trixie for the first time, "And how about you, hm? You're sporting the same hairstyle, so either you're here with Twilight or you're waiting for me to club you over the head with this brush."
Twilight spoke up first, "Please don't, Rarity, I already had to break up one fight today."
"Our purpose here is quite simple, really," Trixie stated, "We are on a grand quest, which has brought us here to Canterlot. As it has to do with the Princesses' domain, we are on our way to the castle to request an audience."
"The Princesses' domain? That would be..." Rarity looked skyward. Almost immediately her jaw dropped. "Oh my," she breathed, "I never noticed..."
"I know, right!" Twilight's eyes shone.
"It's amazing."
"What?!" Trixie and Twilight shrieked in unison.
"It's the most beautiful night sky I ever laid eyes on!" Rarity gushed, "The composition! The way the moon hangs low gives deference to the stars above, letting them shine!" She began gesturing wildly to the west. "Each direction has its own theme and highlights! To the west, blues and whites sparkle like snowflakes in the winter. To the north floats orange and red autumn leaves. East, yellow summer suns and pale blues make the sky glow like daylight even at night. The Milky Way in the south flows like a spring river. Twilight, this is no mere night sky. This is art!"
"But... But..." Twilight stammered, "But Orion's belt has four stars! It's supposed to only have three!"
"As well he should change out his old belt for something new. Fashion is hardly eternal, after all."
The two other unicorns were too stunned to respond. Rarity chuckled, bemused at their matching expressions. "Hm, twins. No wonder you two are together." As soon as the words left her mouth she gasped, bringing a hoof up to cover her mouth. Her eyes darted back and forth between Twilight and Trixie.
"Huh?" Was all Twilight could think to say to her friend's odd mood shift.
"Nothing, nothing! Ha ha. Just an odd thought that struck me." Rarity tried to wave it off as if it were an errant fly. "You're heading to the castle, right?" She turned her attention back to Trixie. "Well, it just won't do to subject the Princesses to the sight of a bedraggled mane such as yours, so please allow me..." Rarity advanced, brush at the ready. Trixie gave the fashionista a strange look before reluctantly removing her hat and allowing herself to be fussed over.
Twilight Sparkle, satisfied the other two unicorns weren't actively trying to antagonize each other, returned her gaze to the sky, bewildered. For the first time tonight she actually looked at the sky as a whole, not just the individual stars or constellations she knew so well. As her eyes wandered the heavens, she could, objectively, see the themes and beauty Rarity had described.
And yet, it was an unfamiliar beauty, like the mares in the fashion magazines Rarity kept in her storefront. Twilight pined for the old night sky, the one she had spent so much time studying and familiarizing herself with. Twilight couldn't fathom the idea that it was simply gone, never to be seen again, without fanfare or warning. Had that time spent studying, making star charts, and watching the Horsehead Nebula, all been wasted? Twilight didn't want to think about it.
Returning her gaze to the ground, Twilight saw that Rarity was still fussing over Trixie's mane, and making small talk at the same time. "Why, of course the costuming was excellent, they were patterned after the dresses I debuted at the Grand Galloping Gala." Catching Twilight's eye, Rarity paused before addressing her, "Welcome back to reality, dear." Rarity gave her friend a smile. "I was just discussing with Trixie the play I just saw: The Mare in the Moon." Rarity tittered. "I must say, it was something of an experience to see myself portrayed upon the stage like that. I highly recommend you see it if you get the chance."
"Er, no thanks. If Trixie's version of that story is any indication," Twilight said, giving a sidelong glance at the mare in question. "I may have to write my own account of that night to set the record straight."
"Oh?" Rarity looked intrigued, turning to the magician as if she were an old friend. "You're going on tour again?"
"Of course! The Great and Powerful Trixie tells only the greatest stories in the land! And no story beguiles audiences more than that of Fabulous Rarity and the Manticore!"
"Uh, what?" Twilight interjected, "Don't you mean Fluttershy and the Manticore?"
"Hm?" Trixie asked, "I thought it was Fluttershy and the Dragon?"
"Er, no. I mean, yes, there was that, but that wasn't the night of the Summer Sun Celebration." Twilight grumbled, "See, that's what I'm talking about. I should just get my letters to the Princess published as a memoir. That way everybody will know the truth."
"Oh, Twilight," Rarity chastised her friend, "Don't take it too hard. It's what happens to a living legend like yourself." She tucked the brush back into the folds of her dress. "There! Perfect. What do you think, Twilight?"
"Huh?" Twilight looked at Trixie, who looked much the same as she always did. "It looks fine, I guess. Why are you asking me?"
"Oh good," Trixie said, returning her hat to her head. "For a moment I was wondering if you were turning my mane green back there."
"That's true," Twilight recalled, "Rarity did say the next time she saw you she was going to shave your coat off."
"Oh no no no!" Rarity exclaimed, "I couldn't! After all, I knew you would be very cross with me, Twilight, if I did that. And friendship is the better part of valor. Or something like that. In any case, let us be off, to the castle!"
As the trio of unicorns walked down the street, an idea occurred to Twilight. "Oh, that's right. Rarity, we saw your sister on the way here."
"Oh? And how is dear Sweetie Belle doing?"
"Well, when we saw her she was looking for a pet phoenix."
Rarity's face hardened, becoming unreadable for a moment. Eventually she simply sighed. "You know, I specifically made Sweetie Belle promise not to burn down the Boutique while I was gone. Ah well, c'est la vie."
"If it's any consolation to you," Trixie put in, "She was not having much success."
The three passed through the outer gate to the castle grounds without any issue. Rarity turned to the other two unicorns. "Well, I must be off to my suite. As always, I do need my beauty sleep. Oh, and Twilight?" Rarity dropped her voice to a whisper and leaned in close. "Stargazing is a good choice for a first date, but I think it's a little soon to be introducing her to the Princesses." She backed off to a normal distance and brightened. "In any case, ta for now!"
Twilight stammered, "What? Hey wait, Rarity!" but it was too late. Rarity turned and practically galloped away, giggling the whole way. Twilight fumed for a moment, before resigning herself and just rolling her eyes.
Trixie watched the exchange with interest, and met Twilight's glare with a smirk. Twilight trudged onward, leading the way through the grounds to the castle.
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so, next up: stage final. wonder if they'll get the real ending.
in unrelated news, I managed to complete Ten Desires on Normal, first touhou game I managed to do that in (other than Mountain of Faith, using Marisa B and the associated glitch).
Yeah, Ten Desires is one of the easier Touhou games, next to Imperishable Night (Glorious Border Team master race!). Imperishable Night is the only Touhou game i have any chance of success in. I did manage to beat Perfect Cherry Blossom once, but only when I was rather trashed...
1: ahh rarity and her romantic mind...
2: >.> if this turns into a ship fic, I'll nevr forgive you
3: so far, this seems like a "luna wanted to change things up a bit" fic. can't wait to see what you do with this.
I looked up Touhou, and wow, if I don't know what the fuck I saw. Cool fic, though. If the above comment is accurate, I am a little sad for the next chapter to be the last.
well, even if the next chapter is the "final stage", even then there might be a second "last chapter". Imperishable Night featured two different endings. the first time you play the game with any given team, you get ending A. the second time, if you did well enough, you get a harder bossfight, followed by ending B.
And even if this fic will directly go to ending B (the "real" end), the Touhou series has one tradition: the Extra stage, which unlocks when you complete the game on Normal or higher, without using continues, so that might be another chapter as well.


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1. I Could Make You Love Me
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3. Body and Soul
4. A Ghost of a Chance
5. Can't Get Out of This Mood
6. What More Can a Woman Do
7. Mean to Me
8. No Smoke Blues
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10. My Kinda Love
11. We're Through
12. I'll Wait and Pray
13. I'm Scared
14. Time and Again
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Hover bike race track.
Robot factory.
Seedy back room.
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after the onslaught.
giant pie in the sky.
Hover bike race track.
Robot factory.
Seedy back room.
in the pipes
Dirt town pop 18.
after the onslaught.
giant pie in the sky.
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-The Final Level of 'Uncharted 4'
-Tannhauser Gate
-Ministry of Love (1984)
Asteroid obstacle course. (Need hoops to fly through, etc. to make interesting visuals)
Ruined City of the Ancients
The Planet Asgard
The Blood Pit (Gladiator Arena)
Within The Circus Maximus
The tower of Babel posted above made me thing, Re-imagining of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
The halls of the Sun/Moon, Earth/Ocean, Star Gods.
Incinerated's dirt town 18, made me think of Steam Punk Slums.
City of Birds
Copenhagen, Denmark: Year 5024
Florida underwater in 1000 years
Agricultural city
Prehistoric Skies
Here to improve my art skills.
Don't know if this has been suggested before, but I think it would be great to let people get inspired by a musical piece and find out what they create from it. Of course it doesn't need to be classical music but I think that would lend itself the best.
Dimensional gateway station
Forest covered city
Game of thrones inspired world
Ruins of a forgotten empire
medeval armory
aftermath of a war ( magical sci-fi theme) kind of
Mothman's Hideout
Terraformed Pluto
The City of Criminal
World War IV
Bird's Castle
Future Damascus
Most Populous Islet in The World
Blood Lagoon
The Post Office
Old Zoo
A Bridge to Beyond
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I find it interesting to think about futuristic materials that are hybrids of things we might know today and what a 100,000 AD civilization might be able to construct out of such material.
Inside a Roman Emperor's deepest room...
The Land of Always Winter.
An attack on a village by the Others/white walkers.
- FUTURE ART STUDIO! (what we will be drawing with in the future)
- Re-design a scene from Alice in Wonderland, surreal enviroments.
- Steam Punk; train station; police station, fire Station etc.
- Cat epic jungle gym!
- Jungle refuge Village in trees due to zombie apocalypse swarming below.
Hey, feel free to drop by my Skecthbook, DeventArt or facebook any time to see regular updates.
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I had an idea today for this that I really wanted to see, stemming from this quote:
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke
I want to see an interpretation of a civilization, human or not, where this has become the case, where the technology is so advanced that it looks like magic by our standards of understanding of technology. This is a topic approachable from both a sci-fi and high-fantasy perspective.
I'd title this in two words "Fantastical future."
Greebly world.
Greebles are leftovers of technology. The forgotten bits that fall out of your stereo when you play it to loud. Make a town, mini city under the bed, planet or whatever location, just make it out of leftover tech.
I've been reading Gene Wolfe's 'Shadow of the Torturer', It has a very unique setting.
It starts out seemingly a typical medieval fantasy story, but it becomes apparent that it is actually set hundreds of thousands of years into the future, the vast majority of the inhabitants of this world no longer understand the technology that surrounds them, so they carve out their wretched existence in a massive and radically advanced city that barely manages to sustain itself, and is destined to one day grind to a halt. They fight with swords (guns are present but rare), they ride horses, and they wonder about the bizarre machinations that go about their business around them. The main character begins his tale as a torturers apprentice in the citadel, an enormous structure that he believes is a massive steel tower, in truth, it is a giant space ship. I'm sure you get the vibe by now, super futuristic structures towering into the sky with drones flying around performing maintenance tasks, while the streets below are muddied tracks filled with beggars, horses pulling carts and blade wielding soldiers.
In short, medieval sci-fi mish mash.
Some ideas :
Asteroid Farm
Formerly great capital city
The cursed highlands
The black church
Subway shelter
The purgatory's bridge
Underwater highway
Rusted factory
Military secret base
Area 51
The Founderie
Acid lake race
The watchtower
The house of black and white (Game of thrones book)
Now that I've been here to see the patterns in what actually becomes an environment:
The Crimson Grove (For some reason, I REALLY want to see what people do with this one, getting goosebumps thinking about it)
The Frozen Pass
The Graveyard
Temple of the Elements/[or a specific element] (and this one)
Molten Frontier
City atop the Great Tree
More ideas:
City in the Stratosphere (sci-fi near future with helium balloons, maybe it's fantasy)
Since it's halloween time:
The Plagued Lands
Wisps in the Woods (could be called Feux Follets, Will O' the Wisp)
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What happens next!!! Choose your favourite film, or any film. Find a scene you like, then imagine what happens next in that scene after the movie has moved on. How would the characters, story or environment change when nobody is looking?
I just had the best idea ever:
Find an abandoned building and repurpose it to be a fort/build a fort out of some natural terrain, or a fort built entirely from scratch. Longer competition so people have time to really design and think about all the little details and engineering projects that would go into the fort, along with the wide range of knowledge that would be required (i.e. lots of everyday objects).
Just think, in a world where most people are dead, you and your band of survivors (which may grow with time) can keep taking things that are no longer in use by others, such as solar panels, windmills, vehicles, guns, mobile storage containers for added shelter.
This is where the people make their new existence.
I wouldn't mind a sci-fi theme.
Character based environment.
Take an already known character and design their home/room/study/workplace based on who the character is. For example, (dont use this character) take Link from The Legend of Zelda. Think about who he is as a character. Age, interests, occupation etc etc. Is it before or after his adventures? Wise old link or young adventurous Link? What kind of books would he have? Does he have a pet? well, no but he has a fairy, maybe he has a little house for her. Im sure he'd have an archery set in his back yard somewhere, maybe a training dummy etc etc. Everyone's would be different so maybe the specs would have to be narrowed down to make the ground plane more even, or maybe not. Let sky be the limit. Thoughts?
Remains of the Behemoth
Swamp world Basecamp 2341 bc
Ancient canyon
Ghost filled desert
Aboard the tour spacceship "HOLY CRAP Tours"
Cat City
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Training grounds, yo!
Thanks, everyone! Just so you know, I read every single suggestion in here and appreciate the help. If you feel like you are being ignored, PM me. I've got a long list of topic suggestions from EOW winners who I requested choose themes they would like to see, so I've got a ton lined up at the moment.
I'm here for you guys, to host topics you want to draw - this is my job as humble moderator, so just throwing this out there. Keep up the great suggestions.
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CSF serotonin metabolite (5-HIAA) studies in depression, impulsivity, and violence. | |
MedLine Citation:
PMID: 1691169 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
A neuroanatomical central nervous system (CNS) mechanism for the expression of emotions and behaviors in animals has now been proposed for over 50 years. More specifically, alterations in CNS serotonin associated with aggressive behavior in certain animal models have been among the most frequent, reliable, and replicable findings. Because alterations in CNS monoamines, i.e., catechols and indols, have been related to hypotheses for affective disorders and associated with both suicidal and aggressive behaviors, human clinical implications have emerged. The original studies, which reported an association between low cerebrospinal fluid 5-hydroxyindole-acetic acid concentration and impulsive, destructive behaviors, particularly where aggression and violence are involved, have now been replicated rather consistently in a number of countries and cultures. |
G L Brown; M I Linnoila |
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Title: The Journal of clinical psychiatry Volume: 51 Suppl ISSN: 0160-6689 ISO Abbreviation: J Clin Psychiatry Publication Date: 1990 Apr |
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Created Date: 1990-05-11 Completed Date: 1990-05-11 Revised Date: 2005-11-16 |
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Serves 4
4 tilapia fillets
1 jar roasted red peppers, drained
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Cooked white rice
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Subject: | Re: lynx-dev proposal for LYK_SCRIPT and patch |
Date: | Thu, 1 Jul 1999 10:21:33 +0900 (JST) |
> LYK_SCRIPT is the right way to do the job. Eduardo, thanks very much for your explanation and the concrete example. I have the utmost respect for a programmer who takes pride in his work. Seems to me you have a real winner. > server) in order to use it. LYK_SCRIPT however uses your cache source, > makes a modification with your script and displays the page immediately One thing I am not clear on yet is whether or not the original, cached source is left intact. If it is, then there is no problem. However, if the cached source is irrevocably changed by the script that is applied to it, i.e., you cannot go back to what was there before running LYK_SCRIPT, then I think you should work on finding some way to create a new document and access that. There are two reasons: 1) a person may have "pushed the wrong button", chosen the wrong script, and 2) for unknown pages, a person may want to experiment with what he has in his toolbox. (This is what I do in reality now: come in "from the side" [go into another screen], run scripts on a copy of the document until I have what I want, then write over the document TMP file, jump back into Lynx and do a ^R.) If I could make one request, it would be to couple the LYK_SCRIPT function to the --enable-source-cache configure option. The main advantage I see to LYK_SCRIPT is that it uses the cached source. Someone who does not want to have the source cache most likely is not going to feel a need for LYK_SCRIPT. Mostly this ties in with what Philip hinted at yesterday or the day before that lynx.cfg is getting unwieldy. Other than having it or not having it, I can see no need for configurability. __Henry
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Police will seek charges against a 37-year old man from Braintree after he allegedly fled the scene of a car accident early Monday morning.
According to police, officers were called to Storrs Avenue on Monday after a gray or silver pickup truck jumped the curb and crashed into a utility pole, shearing it from the ground.
The truck then allegedly swerved across the road, crashed through a fence, and struck a house, damaging the foundation and utility box, police said.
According to a witness, the operator spun his tires to dislodge himself from the building, damaging the lawn in the process. He then turned his lights off and fled down Storrs Avenue.
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Heather is an Autism Support teacher and Board Certified Behavior Analyst. As Presentations Coordinator, Heather oversees "Understanding Autism" a community awareness program which provide the community access to basic information about Autism. The goal of "Understanding Autism" is to provide accurate information, in order to increase understanding and promote acceptance of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Each presentation is tailored to fit the needs of the specific audience. As Volunteer Coordinator she is responsible for securing volunteer support for the Walk for Autism and Community Awareness Day, meetings, and other events. Please contact Heather if you or your group are interested in volunteer opportunities, or if you have need of interpreter services for an Autism York event.
Kyle is currently a TSS with a local BHRS agency. He has been a TSS for over a year and a half following a year of substitute teaching in various classrooms. Kyle holds a BA degree in Secondary Education as well as History with a minor in Psychology. He enjoys working with children of all ages with varying degrees of autism. He is proud to support such a dedicated organization with terrific community outreach; to not only inform but more importantly, help parents with children on the spectrum find joy and hope in their children's lives.


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ITS Electric blue snout poking out of the pitlane garage, the Jaguar XKR-S emerges slowly to a soundtrack of snarls, pops and the most outrageous V8 noise this side of hell. The body is barely less subtle; all air-ducts, wings and swathes of bare carbon-fibre pouring out of gaps in the bodywork. Inside, there's no suggestion that hundreds of trees have been chopped down to furnish the interior – just sleek black trim ('dark linear aluminium', Jaguar calls it), a pair of sports seats with unique carbon leather inserts and the 'R-S' logo embossed on the headrest, and a touchscreen navigation console in the centre. Whatever most people expect from a Jaguar these days, the XKR-S is not it.
As we watch the car exit the pitlane before exploding onto Portugal's stunning Autodromo Internacional do Algarve, the Jaguar engineer next to me pipes up: "We wanted it to sound like a proper V8. Like a Nascar engine." Mission accomplished.
The XKR-S uses the same 5.0-litre supercharged AJ-V8 found in the XKR, but revised fuel mapping and a brand-new active exhaust system raise power by almost 40bhp to 542bhp and torque to a sledgehammer 502lb ft. Thanks to that trick exhaust, the Jaguar's a pussycat at low revs; you can pootle around quietly without waking the neighbours and floor it once you're out of ear-shot, unleashing a noise like the entire contents of a hardware shop being sucked through a giant shredder and spat out into the Albert Hall.
It's a sound you'll get used to hearing when driving the XKR-S, because while it does the comfort, refinement and luxury bit as well as you would hope from a Jaguar, it's also a car that demands to be driven hard and fast. Headline figures are a top speed of 186mph and a 0–60mph time of 4.2secs, but brute force alone doesn't a fast car make, hence a thorough reworking of the suspension and a 25% reduction in front and rear lift over the standard XKR. Those carbon-fibre splitters, side intakes and bonnet louvres aren't just there to trap small animals at high speed.
On track, the XKR-S is preposterously good fun, diving and biting into corners with an enthusiasm that belies its 1,753kg kerb weight and firing out the other side with ferocious shove courtesy of that supercharged V8. The track, hidden away in the hills outside the town of Portimão, is a rollercoaster which rises and falls into blind hairpins and high-speed crests. The French racing blue Jag is as unruffled as you would expect a car with its brash, jutting profile to be, digging in or loosening up exactly when you want it to. It has undeniable swagger.
But despite a hardcore appearance that seems to be begging "take me to a track and flog me," the XKR-S is actually more fun to drive on the road than the racing circuit, particularly if that road happens to be in Portugal. The surface is smooth as silk (probably because so few cars ever drive on it) and the route winds through rolling hills bathed in sun – the antithesis of the pothole-ridden, traffic-packed English road. While the Jaguar's refinement and everyday driveability aren't really a consideration on the track, out in the real world they're the bedrock of sensibility on which the hooligan personality is built.
Acceleration, particularly at overtaking speeds, is brutal (and feels even more so thanks to that wannabe-racer exhaust note) but a forgiving chassis and wonderfully transparent steering means you can apply it on the open road. In the sporty cockpit, Jaguar has avoided the temptation to rip out the radio or swap the back seats for a roll-cage, unlike the even more hardcore Porsche 911 GT3 RS and BMW M3 GTS. The message is clear: the XKR-S is a car designed to go fast, but not at the expense of what really defines it as a Jaguar.
When you're not banging the six-speed auto 'box's paddles up and down and pushing the car onto its tippy-toes through tightening turns you can sit in comfort, space and luxury with brilliant Bowers & Wilkins surround-sound and a touchscreen nav-system that actually works. None of this emasculates the car's hardcore side – it's what identifies it as a fast Jaguar.
In fact, the XKR-S is both the fastest series production Jaguar ever made (the faster XJ220 and XJR-15 of the early 1990s were produced in limited numbers) and the most powerful; some accolade when you consider this marque has won the Le Mans 24-hour race seven times. There's a rich seam of history, and most of it has nothing to do with pipes and slippers.
Of course, there will be a handful of Jaguar drivers who won't find the look-at-me appearance and listen-to-me soundtrack of the XKR-S to their taste, but they'll be missing out on the most exciting Jaguar in years. It's a car that does everything you would expect from the fastest and most extreme model in Jaguar's range, and isn't afraid to shout about it. It's a car built for the gentleman hooligan.
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