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By SUSAN HELLER ANDERSON JAN. 19, 1990
''I drank so much beer,'' said WOLFGANG PUCK, recalling his youth in Austria, ''so now I'm making it.''
Next week, the restless California chef will open Eureka, a small brewery in Los Angeles. ''In six weeks, we'll have beer,'' he said. A restaurant will open in the brewery at that time, and he has brought in a sausage-maker from Munich, West Germany, to add verisimilitude. The brew, Eureka Beer, will be sold in other restaurants and in stores.
Mr. Puck, who owns several trend-setting restaurants - Spago in West Hollywood, Chinois on Main in Santa Monica and Postrio in San Francisco - has yet another restaurant in the wings: Granita, which will be next to the exclusive Malibu Colony on the coast west of Los Angeles. ''It will look like an elegant California beach house, with a big terrace outside,'' he said, and will serve fish. It is to open in early July, and the backers include some neighborhood folks, like DON RICKLES.
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Chamber music classics. (Musical CD, 1994) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/31854569 Title: Chamber music classics. Author: Franz Schubert; Ludwig van Beethoven; Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Publisher: [New York] : Time-Life Music, ℗1994. OCLC:31854569
Chamber music classics.
Franz Schubert; Ludwig van Beethoven; Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
[New York] : Time-Life Music, ℗1994.
Classical favorites.
Find more information about: Franz Schubert Ludwig van Beethoven Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Program notes by Theodore W. Libbey, Jr. inserted in container.
Performers include Rudolf Serkin, piano (1st work) ; Issac Stern, violin (2nd work) ; Guarneri Quartet (3rd work) ; Artis Quartet (4th work).
Disc A. Quintet for piano and strings in A, D. 667, Op. 114 (Trout) / Schubert --
Piano trio in D, Op. 70, no. 1 (Ghost) / Beethoven. Disc B. Octet in E flat, Op. 20 / Mendelssohn --
String quintet in G minor, K. 516 / Mozart.
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Tournaments, Marble League, Marble League 2017, 2017 Tournament
2017 MarbleLympics
Marble League logo for the 2017 season.
1 July 2017 – 19 August 2017
O'rangers - 156pts
Savage Speeders - 150pts
Mellow Yellow - 119pts
Marble League 2016 Marble League 2018
The 2017 Marble League was the second edition of the Marble League. It started on July 1, 2017, with the Opening Ceremony and the first event: Funnel Race. Qualifications took place on June 23rd in the Qualifiers. The 2017 edition saw a lot of changes: the production value increased exponentially, with fan sections in the stands, a Lego scoreboard, and stop-motion brawls/streakers. Additionally, the qualifiers helped to add a sense of danger, because not every team would get a chance at the main tournament, which made watching much more tense. Finally, the scoring system was changed to that if a team placed 9th - 15th they still gained points. Only the last-place team earned no points.
The season consisted of 12 different events and opening and closing ceremonies. There were several new events, but also a mix of several returning events from 2016.
The Marble League 2017 Qualifiers were released on 23rd June 2017.
The events in the qualifiers were:
Pinkies 15 10 0 9
Team Primary 12 9 10 0
O'rangers 10 5 7 6
Oceanics 9 12 3 3
Shining Swarm 1 6 9 7
Team Galactic 7 0 6 10
Quicksilvers 3 7 1 12
Midnight Wisps 0 2 5 15
Jungle Jumpers 2 1 15 2
Chocolatiers 8 0 4 8
Jawbreakers 0 15 2 0
Limers 0 4 8 5
Kobalts 0 0 12 1
Snowballs 5 8 0 0
Balls of Chaos 6 3 0 4
Rojo Rollers 4 0 0 0
█ The team won a gold medal.
█ The team won a silver medal.
█ The team won a bronze medal.
█ The team did not qualify for Marble League 2017.
Sixteen teams would take part in Marble League 2017. A Qualification Round was held to determine twelve of the sixteen teams. The remaining four teams were pre-qualified as they were in the top 4 of Marble League 2016.
Four new teams debuted in the Marble League 2017 Qualifiers: the Jungle Jumpers, Midnight Wisps, Shining Swarm and the Quicksilvers.
Savage Speeders Marble League 2016 Winners 9 September 2016 2nd
Mellow Yellow Marble League 2016 Runners-up 9 September 2016 2nd
Thunderbolts Marble League 2016 3rd Place 9 September 2016 2nd
Team Momo Marble League 2016 4th place 9 September 2016 2nd
Pinkies 2017 Qualification 1st Place 23 June 2017 2nd
Team Primary 2017 Qualification 2nd Place 23 June 2017 2nd
Team Galactic 2017 Qualification 3rd Place 23 June 2017 2nd
O'rangers 2017 Qualification 4th Place 23 June 2017 2nd
Oceanics 2017 Qualification 5th Place 23 June 2017 2nd
Shining Swarm 2017 Qualification 6th Place 23 June 2017 1st
Midnight Wisps 2017 Qualification 7th Place 23 June 2017 1st
Jungle Jumpers 2017 Qualification 8th Place 23 June 2017 1st
Chocolatiers 2017 Qualification 9th Place 23 June 2017 2nd
Jawbreakers 2017 Qualification 10th Place 23 June 2017 2nd
Limers 2017 Qualification 11th Place 23 June 2017 2nd
Quicksilvers 2017 Qualification 12th Place 23 June 2017 1st
Ceremony 1 July 2017 N/A
1 Funnel Race Team Primary
(Mary) Oceanics
(Aqua) Pinkies
(Pinky Toe)
2 Long Jump 4 July 2017 Chocolatiers
(Cocoa) Midnight Wisps
(Wespy) Thunderbolts
(Bolty)
3 Fidget Spinner Collision 8 July 2017 Shining Swarm Limers Team Primary
4 5-meter Sprint 11 July 2017 Mellow Yellow
(Yellow) Savage Speeders
(Speedy) Oceanics
5 Hurdles 15 July 2017 Team Galactic
(Starry) Savage Speeders
(Swifty) O'rangers
(Clementin)
6 Relay Run 18 July 2017 Savage Speeders Team Momo Limers
7 Block Pushing 27 July 2017 O'rangers Team Momo Pinkies
8 High Jump 1 August 2017 Mellow Yellow
(Yellah) O'rangers
(Mandarin) Team Momo
9 Steeplechase 9 August 2017 Savage Speeders Mellow Yellow Midnight Wisps
10 Archery 12 August 2017 Jungle Jumpers Chocolatiers Thunderbolts
11 Underwater Race 16 August 2017 Midnight Wisps
(Wospy) O'rangers
(Kinnowin) Jungle Jumpers
12 Sand Rally 19 August 2017 Team Galactic
(Starry) O'rangers
(Clementin) Thunderbolts
(Bolta)
CC Closing Ceremony O'rangers Savage Speeders Mellow Yellow
The competing teams in the 2017 Marble League
Event 1: Funnel Race Edit
1st Team Primary Mary 1:36.04 1:44.51 1:44.51 25
2nd Oceanics Aqua 1:16.53 1:37.41 1:37.41 20
3rd Pinkies Pinky Toe 1:26.48 1:27.04 1:27.04 15
4th Savage Speeders Whizzy 1:30.96 1:24.82 1:24.82 12
5th Team Momo Momomo 1:32.16 1:24.55 1:24.55 11
6th Chocolatiers Mocha 1:33.80 1:22.72 1:22.72 10
7th O'rangers Kinnowin 1:26.96 1:19.08 1:19.08 9
8th Thunderbolts Bolto 1:14.89 1:05.94 1:05.94 8
9th Jawbreakers Candy 1:12.08 1:12.08 7
10th Mellow Yellow Yellah 1:08.09 1:08.09 6
11th Limers Slimelime 1:07.81 1:07.81 5
12th Shining Swarm Shimmer 1:06.10 1:06.10 4
13th Midnight Wisps Wospy 1:03.21 1:03.21 3
14th Quicksilvers Argent 1:01.85 1:01.85 2
15th Jungle Jumpers Leap 1:00.67 1:00.67 1
16th Team Galactic Pulsar 0:56.39 0:56.39 0
Event 2: Long Jump Edit
1st Chocolatiers Cocoa 71.3 25
2nd Midnight Wisps Wespy 71.1 20
3rd Thunderbolts Bolty 71.0 15
4th Mellow Yellow Yellup 70.5 12
5th O'rangers Mandarin 70.3 11
6th Savage Speeders Rapidly 69.9 10
7th Pinkies Pinky Winky 69.7 9
8th Jawbreakers Taffy 69.1 8
9th Shining Swarm Sterling 68.8 7
9th Limers Goolime 68.8 7
11th Jungle Jumpers Jump 68.5 5
12th Team Primary Prim 68.4 4
13th Quicksilvers Mercurial 68.2 3
14th Oceanics Shore 68.0 2
15th Team Galactic Cosmo 67.1 1
16th Team Momo Mo 65.5 0
Event 3: Fidget Spinner Collision Edit
1st Shining Swarm B Winner final 25 pts
2nd Limers A Runner-up final 20 pts
3rd Team Primary A Winner 3rd place match 15 pts
4th Pinkies D Loser 3rd place match 12 pts
5th Mellow Yellow D Loser Quarter-final D 0 3 -3 N/A 11 pts
6th Midnight Wisps C Loser Quarter-final C 2 3 -1 N/A 10 pts
7th O'rangers B Loser Quarter-final B 1 2 -1 N/A 9 pts
8th Team Galactic C Loser Quarter-final A 0 3 -3 N/A 8 pts
9th Chocolatiers B 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 4 7 pts
10th Oceanics C 3 1 0 2 2 2 0 3 6 pts
11th Thunderbolts A 3 0 2 1 1 2 -1 2 5 pts
11th Savage Speeders B 3 0 2 1 1 2 -1 2 4 pts
13th Jawbreakers D 3 0 2 1 1 3 -2 2 3 pts
14th Quicksilvers A 3 0 2 1 2 5 -3 2 2 pts
15th Jungle Jumpers D 3 0 1 2 2 4 -2 1 1 pt
16th Team Momo C INJURED 0 pts
Event 4: 5-meter Sprint Edit
1st Mellow Yellow Yellow 6.05 6.53 6.13 6.13 25
2nd Savage Speeders Speedy 6.45 6.23 6.15 6.15 20
3rd Oceanics Sea 6.15 6.06 6.69 6.69 15
4th Chocolatiers Choc 6.62 6.46 6.87 6.87 12
5th Limers Lemonlime 6.54 6.71 6.71 11
6th Pinkies Pinkydink 6.78 6.83 6.83 10
7th Team Momo Momo 6.31 7.22 7.22 9
8th Midnight Wisps Wispy 7.18 7.24 7.24 8
9th Quicksilvers Quix 6.31 6.31 7
10th Team Galactic Astron 6.71 6.71 6
11th O'rangers Tangerin 7.08 7.08 5
12th Jawbreakers Sugar 7.18 7.18 4
13th Thunderbolts Bolta 7.33 7.33 3
14th Jungle Jumpers Hop 7.93 7.93 2
15th Shining Swarm Sparkle 8.07 8.07 1
16th Team Primary Imar 8.24 8.24 0
Event 5: Hurdles Edit
1st Team Galactic Starry 8.96 9.17 8.92 8.92 25
2nd Savage Speeders Swifty 9.81 8.69 (MR) 9.19 9.19 20
3rd O'rangers Clementin 9.74 9.05 9.28 9.28 15
4th Limers Sublime 9.25 8.73 9.56 9.56 12
5th Oceanics Ocean 9.18 8.77 8.77 11
6th Team Momo Momomo 9.71 9.22 9.22 10
7th Shining Swarm Shiny 10.12 9.61 9.61 9
8th Pinkies Pinky Rosa 9.64 9.83 9.83 8
9th Quicksilvers Silvery 9.83 9.83 7
10th Jungle Jumpers Skip 9.86 9.86 6
11th Midnight Wisps Wuspy 10.32 10.32 5
12th Chocolatiers Bonbon 10.66 10.66 4
13th Jawbreakers Sweet 10.79 10.79 3
14th Mellow Yellow Yelley 11.26 11.26 2
15th Team Primary Rima 11.28 11.28 1
16th Thunderbolts Boltu 11.40 11.40 0
1st Savage Speeders 11.53 11.99 11.74 11.74 25
2nd Team Momo 11.49 11.46 11.89 11.89 20
3rd Limers 11.30 11.82 11.91 11.91 15
4th Pinkies 11.46 11.58 12.05 12.05 12
5th Oceanics 11.16 (MR) 11.59 11.59 11
6th Shining Swarm 11.68 12.01 12.01 10
7th Thunderbolts 11.88 12.30 12.30 9
8th Jawbreakers 11.30 12.46 12.46 8
9th Midnight Wisps 11.53 11.53 7
10th Chocolatiers 11.63 11.63 6
11th Mellow Yellow 11.93 11.93 5
12th Quicksilvers 11.95 11.95 4
13th Jungle Jumpers 11.97' 11.97 3
14th O'rangers 12.42 12.42 2
15th Team Galactic 12.78 12.78 1
16th Team Primary DSQ DSQ -3
1st O'rangers 127.7 75.1 82.6 (MR) 82.6 25
2nd Team Momo 130.6 77.0 69.9 69.9 20
3rd Pinkies 146.0 80.5
69.1 15
4th Team Galactic 128.2 80.0 65.6 65.6 12
5th Savage Speeders 131.0 74.5 74.5 11
6th Limers 128.0 73.9 73.9 10
7th Chocolatiers 136.7 73.6 73.6 9
8th Shining Swarm 156.8 65.6 65.6 8
9th Jawbreakers 140.2 140.2 7
10th Mellow Yellow 137.6 137.6 6
11th Midnight Wisps 128.4 128.4 5
12th Oceanics 126.9 126.9 4
13th Thunderbolts 126.1 126.1 3
14th Team Primary 124.0 124.0 2
15th Quicksilvers 117.5 117.5 1
16th Jungle Jumpers 107.4 107.4 0
Event 8: High Jump Edit
1st Mellow Yellow Yellah 38 (MR) 25
2nd O'rangers Mandarin 37.5 20
3rd Team Momo Mimo 37.5 15
4th Jawbreakers Taffy 37.5 12
5th Savage Speeders Whizzy 37 11
6th Oceanics Aqua 37 10
7th Team Galactic Cosmo 37 9
8th Shining Swarm Sterling 36.5 8
9th Midnight Wisps Wespy 36.5 7
10th Jungle Jumpers Leap 36.5 6
11th Pinkies Pinky Winky 36.5 5
12th Team Primary Mary 36 4
13th Limers Goolime 36 3
14th Chocolatiers Cocoa 36 2
15th Thunderbolts Bolto 35.5 1
16th Quicksilvers Argent 35.5 0
Event 9: Steeplechase Edit
1st Savage Speeders 41.57 25
2nd Mellow Yellow 41.66 20
3rd Midnight Wisps 42.03 15
4th O'rangers 42.13 12
5th Team Galactic 42.45 11
6th Jawbreakers 42.67 10
7th Quicksilvers 43.32 9
8th Limers 43.36 8
9th Team Momo 43.42 7
10th Shining Swarm 43.81 6
11th Oceanics 43.98 5
12th Team Primary 44.12 4
13th Thunderbolts 44.76 3
14th Jungle Jumpers 45.30 2
15th Chocolatiers 46.24 1
16th Pinkies 46.82 0
Event 10: Archery Edit
1st Jungle Jumpers 38.5 25
2nd Chocolatiers 37.5 20
3rd Thunderbolts 36.5 15
4th Quicksilvers 36 12
5th Shining Swarm 35.5 11
6th Pinkies 34.5 10
7th Team Primary 34.5 9
8th Jawbreakers 33.5 8
8th O'rangers 33.5 8
8th Team Galactic 33.5 8
11th Mellow Yellow 32.5 5
12th Midnight Wisps 32.5 4
13th Savage Speeders 32 3
14th Limers 31 2
14th Team Momo 31 2
16th Oceanics 30.5 0
Event 11: Underwater Race Edit
1st Midnight Wisps Wospy 13.50 13.16 13.27 13.27 25
2nd O'rangers Kinnowin 13.31 13.12 (MR) 13.34 13.34 20
3rd Jungle Jumpers Hop 13.69 13.41 13.41 13.41 15
4th Shining Swarm Sparkle 13.35 13.60 13.60 13.60 12
5th Pinkies Pinky Toe 13.92 13.70 13.70 11
6th Team Momo Mo 13.85 13.86 13.86 10
7th Team Galactic Pulsar 13.40 13.88 13.88 9
8th Jawbreakers Sugar 13.83 13.96 13.91 8
9th Oceanics Sea 13.80 13.80 7
10th Thunderbolts Bolty 13.98 13.98 6
11th Limers Slimelime 13.99 13.99 5
12th Team Primary Rima 14.08 14.08 4
13th Savage Speeders Speedy 14.08 14.08 4
14th Chocolatiers Mocha 14.12 14.12 2
15th Quicksilvers Quix 14.34 14.34 1
16th Mellow Yellow Yellow 14.34 14.34 1
Event 12: Sand Rally Edit
1st Team Galactic Starry 1:25.84 1:25.58 1:25.58 25
2nd O'rangers Clementin 1:26.91 1:25.97 1:25.97 20
3rd Thunderbolts Bolta 1:24.74 1:26.36 1:26.36 15
4th Chocolatiers Bonbon 1:26.84 1:27.40 '1:'27.40 12
5th Shining Swarm Shiny 1:26.61 1:28.12 '1:'28.12 11
6th Quicksilvers Silvery 1:27.67 1:28.14 1:28.14 10
7th Midnight Wisps Wispy 1:26.97 1:28.34 1:28.34 9
8th Oceanics Ocean 1:27.44 1:29.00 1:29.00 8
9th Pinkies Pinky Rosa 1:27.91 1:27.91 7
10th Team Primary Imar 1:28.11 1:28.11 6
11th Jawbreakers Sweet 1:28.25 1:28.25 5
12th Savage Speeders Swifty 1:28.31 1:28.31 4
13th Limers Lemonlime 1:28.52 1:28.52 3
14th Team Momo Momo 1;28.67 1:28.67 2
15th Mellow Yellow Yelley 1:28.69 1:28.69 1
16th Jungle Jumpers N/A DNS DNS 0
Fidget Spinner Collision
5-meter Sprint
O'rangers 7th 8th 7th 10th 7th 9th 4th 2nd 3rd 3rd 2nd 1st
Savage Speeders 4th 7th 11th 3rd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd
Mellow Yellow 10th 9th 7th 1st 3rd 6th 8th 3rd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd
Midnight Wisps 13th 4th 5th 8th 9th 8th 10th 10th 8th 9th 4th 4th
Team Galactic 16th 16th 14th 14th 11th 12th 11th 11th 11th 11th 11th 5th
Pinkies 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 6th 3rd 2nd 4th 6th 5th 5th 6th
Shining Swarm 12th 12th 3rd 9th 8th 7th 9th 9th 9th 8th 7th 7th
Chocolatiers 6th 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 5th 5th 8th 10th 4th 8th 8th
Team Momo 5th 12th 13th 13th 13th 10th 6th 5th 4th 6th 6th 9th
Limers 11th 11th 6th 7th 4th 2nd 3rd 6th 5th 7th 9th 10th
Oceanics 2nd 6th 9th 6th 5th 4th 7th 7th 7th 9th 10th 11th
Thunderbolts 8th 5th 10th 11th 12th 13th 13th 14th 14th 13th 13th 12th
Jawbreakers 9th 10th 12th 12th 14th 14th 14th 12th 12th 12th 12th 13th
Team Primary 1st 2nd 1st 5th 10th 11th 12th 13th 13th 14th 15th 14th
Jungle Jumpers 15th 14th 15th 16th 16th 16th 16th 16th 16th 15th 14th 15th
Quicksilvers 14th 15th 15th 15th 15th 15th 15th 15th 15th 16th 16th 16th
O'rangers 9 11 9 5 15 2 25 20 12 7 20 20 156
Savage Speeders 12 10 5 20 20 25 11 11 25 3 4 4 150
Mellow Yellow 6 12 11 25 2 5 6 25 20 5 1 1 119
Midnight Wisps 3 20 10 8 5 7 5 7 15 4 25 9 118
Team Galactic 0 1 8 6 25 1 12 9 11 6 9 25 115
Pinkies 15 9 12 10 8 12 15 5 0 10 11 7 114
Shining Swarm 4 7 25 1 9 10 8 8 6 11 12 11 112
Chocolatiers 10 25 7 12 4 6 9 2 1 20 2 12 110
Team Momo 11 0 0 9 10 20 20 15 7 1 10 2 106
Limers 5 7 20 11 12 15 10 3 8 2 5 3 101
Oceanics 20 2 6 15 11 11 4 10 5 0 7 8 99
Thunderbolts 8 15 5 3 0 9 3 1 3 15 6 15 83
Jawbreakers 7 8 3 4 3 8 7 12 10 8 8 5 83
Team Primary 25 4 15 0 1 -3 2 4 4 9 4 6 71
Jungle Jumpers 1 5 1 2 6 3 0 6 2 25 15 0 66
Quicksilvers 2 3 2 7 7 4 1 0 9 12 1 10 58
The first, second, and third place teams from this Marble League (O'rangers, Savage Speeders and Mellow Yellow) have pre-qualified for Marble League 2018.
1st O'rangers 1 3 1 5 156
2nd Savage Speeders 2 2 0 4 150
3rd Mellow Yellow 2 1 0 3 119
4th Midnight Wisps 1 1 1 3 118
5th Team Galactic 2 0 0 2 115
6th Pinkies 0 0 2 2 114
7th Shining Swarm 1 0 0 1 112
8th Chocolatiers 1 1 0 2 110
9th Team Momo 0 2 1 3 106
10th Limers 0 1 1 2 101
11th Oceanics 0 1 1 2 99
12th Thunderbolts 0 0 3 3 83
13th Jawbreakers 0 0 0 0 83
14th Team Primary 1 0 1 2 71
15th Jungle Jumpers 1 0 1 2 66
16th Quicksilvers 0 0 0 0 58
This is the first Marble League season to feature "fan cheering sections" in the stands.
In the Marble League 2016 re-upload however, Jelle edited in fan cheering.
This is the first Marble League season to have the teams battle through qualification rounds, a feature which would later be used to start every season.
This season changed the scoring system from the 2016 season, and thus the highest amount of points jumped from 44 to 156.
This is the first Marble League season that injured a marble, Momomomo, in Event 3: Fidget Spinner Collision
Future captain of the Green Ducks, Mallard, secretly entered a bid for tickets to Marble League 2017. She surprised her friends and future members of the Green Ducks, Billy, Quacky, Ducky and Goose, with the tickets. They watched the League from the Jungle Jumpers fan section. This is what inspired them to become marble athletes and form the Green Ducks.[2]
↑ Stynth (14th February 2020). RetRollSpective – Green Ducks. Marble Sports.
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) Minnesota got off to a slow start over the first 15 minutes against the New York Liberty. Then the Lynx showed why they're the defending champions.Seimone Augustus scored 22 points and the Lynx cruised to a 80-62 victory over the Liberty on Tuesday night. Maya Moore had 15 points, Rebekkah Brunson scored 14 and Taj McWilliams-Franklin added 10 points and 10 rebounds.With the score tied at 29 midway through the second quarter, Minnesota (2-0) took control with a 17-4 run that lasted into the start of the third. The Liberty pulled within eight in the final minute of the period, but the Lynx took a double-digit lead into to fourth and New York got no closer than 10 again.''We just had to pick it up,'' Augustus said. ''We felt really sloppy. We weren't executing as good as we should have, we weren't really dictating on the defensive end. ... They got a lot of easy baskets, got the ball where they wanted it to go. Most importantly, we want to get the easy shots.''Even with the sluggish start, Minnesta shot 60 percent (18 for 30) from the field in the first half and finished at 52 percent (32 for 62).''It felt good, I didn't know it was that good,'' Augustus said of the Lynx's first-half shooting. ''Being paitent on offense, making the extra pass. ... Their defense is so intense, they try to keep you on one side of the court.''Cappie Pondexter scored 15 points on 6-for-23 shooting, including 1 for 7 on 3-pointers, to lead the Liberty (0-3) Essence Carson added 13 points and Kia Vaughn grabbed 11 rebounds. New York shot 34 percent (25 for 74), including 5 for 21 from beyond the arc.''We are figuring it all out,'' Pondexter said. ''I do not want to go into a game and shoot 23 times. That is not my game. ... I think going into Atlanta (on Friday) we have to pound the ball inside. We have a lot of key big players. We need to make an impact inside. That way we can get an open shot and not make it hard for the perimeter.''After trailing 46-33 early in the third quarter, Nicole Powell's 3 - attempting a pass for an alley-oop that swished in the basket instead - pulled the Liberty within eight with about 7 minutes remaining. However, the Lynx scored the next six points and took a 52-38 lead on Augustus' free throw for a technical on Powell with 4:48 to go in the period.The Liberty made a run and cut it to 58-50 on Pondexter's 3 with 20 seconds left in the third. But the Lynx came back with four points in the final 2 seconds of the quarter. After McWilliams-Franklin made two free throws to give Minnesota a 10-point lead, Plenette Pierson overthrew Leilani Mitchell on a long inbounds pass that went out at the other end of the court without time running down.On the Lynx's ensuing inbounds under the Liberty basket, Brunson's tip went off the backboard and Moore grabbed it and layed it up as the buzzer sounded.
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''At times, I saw us play well defensively, but we are still struggling with maintaining a good cohesive movement,'' New York coach John Whisenant said. ''We had difficulty maintaining defensive intensity and stopping the break. We gave up way too many points that way.''Minnesota scored six consecutive points to take a 68-52 lead on Augustus' jumper with 5 1/2 minutes remaining. Her jumper with just under 2 minutes to go made it 76-56, the Lynx's biggest lead of the game.Despite the easy win, Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve still found something she didn't like in the stats - the Liberty got 14 offensive rebounds.''We're not where we want to be,'' she said. ''Fourteen offensive rebounds is not the trademark of our team. We certainly had some good moments, but we like to be talking about a win and saying we have to get better, rather than losing and saying we heave to get better. We still have a long way to go.''Brunson got the Lynx started on their big run with a jumper to put the Lynx ahead with 4:51 to go in the second quarter, and her layup layup made it 37-29 just 2 minutes later.Pondexter and Mitchell made baskets about a minute apart to pull New York within four.However, Minnesota scored the next seven points to take a 44-33 lead at the break. Augustus gave the Lynx their double-digit lead with her layup on a pass from Moore under the basket on a 2-on-1 fastbreak with 22 seconds remaining in the half.''Once we got the ball moving a little big ... started play off our defense, getting out and running and creating outnumbered situations, things got a little bit easier for us,'' Reeve said.Whalen's layup extended the lead to 13 less than 30 seconds into the third quarter.Seimone AugustusNew York

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Environmental and Urban Economics: Big Questions in Environmental Economics
I have returned from 4 days and nights at the NBER Summer Institute. The highlights included Marty Weitzman's talk on "fat tails" at the Environmental Meetings and the dinner celebrating Marty Feldstein's major contributions as President of the NBER for the last 30 years. It does amaze me that Dr. Feldstein took over the bureau at the age of 38. If you want to see this year's conference program go to www.nber.org/~confer. There were over 100 people attending the environmental meetings. While I can't say that every paper presented was great, each of them highlighted different exciting things going on in environmental economics. My friend Matt Kotchen asked over lunch what I thought were the top issues in environmental economics these days. I sat down and thought about this and here are my top 5. They are not in order;1. How large are learning by doing effects for renewable energy technologies such as wind and solar?2. How much damage will we suffer from climate change if average world temperature increases by T degrees? Where T takes on the values 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 c? Marty Weitzman's point is that each of these states of the world have non-zero probability of taking place. So, how much damage and who suffers the damage from each of extreme weather events?3. When carbon pricing is introduced, which industries, nations and households will bear the incidence of this taxation?4. Are consumers indifferent between "natural capital" and man-made engineered products? So for example, think of gentically modified foods versus organic foods -- are you indifferent? Is there any price differential such that you would be indifferent or do you view the GMO as "frankenfoods" that you wouldn't touch?5. What are the causes of environmentalism? When people are environmentalists how does this affect their answer to #4 above?6. Building on #5, we need structural consumer demand estimates of the willingness to pay for "green" products (think of the Prius) or tofu and how these estimates vary by population demographics and ideology.
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Carl Jung Depth Psychology: Carl Jung: The extravert feels prospectively, the introvert retrospectively, Carl Jung Depth Psychology
Carl Jung: The extravert feels prospectively, the introvert retrospectively, [Carl Jung: The extravert feels prospectively, the introvert retrospectively, so that the latter remains longer under the impression of the difficulty.]
I would like to say in advance that in general I agree with the views expressed in your letter. They are very clear and show the way that leads beyond the incongruity of the two types. Here too, as always, I have to admire the extravert’s capacity to move ahead of the difficulty, and beyond it, with his feeling. The extravert feels prospectively, the introvert retrospectively, so that the latter remains longer under the impression of the difficulty.
I realized this when I read your interpretation of my example of the teacher. When I speak of the “ideally oriented” extravert, I speak of someone who is in greatest accordance with his type. This implies that such a person realizes his feeling to the greatest extent, and his self- knowledge to the least extent. For this reason I would like to call precisely that teacher an ideally oriented type. She naturally makes the mistake, as can be expected, of not realizing her archaic motherly attitude because of her lack of self- knowledge. She could do this if she ever reached the subjective plane, and asked herself: “Why am I always fussing with my students?
Couldn’t the mistake lie with me?” Naturally she is fully justified in fussing with the object, according to her type, but actually inevitable. If she then still persists in manipulating the object, however, she will violate it. You write that if she really loved her students she would have felt herself correctly into their psychology. Certainly, but true love presupposes self- awareness. Or do you believe that, proceeding from her unconscious motherly attitude, she could all of a sudden attain real love, without the mediation of self- knowledge? This would run counter to all experience, and would, moreover, render superfluous an analysis, which is indispensable in such a case. We know well enough that objects are needlessly tormented by such an attitude, and that, unless the objects react most vigorously, no insight at all will result. Even if the objects put up a desperate resistance, the ideally oriented person may long go on seeking the mistake outside, instead of within himself. I maintain that in this case in particular it is absolutely necessary to view this on the subjective plane, and I dispute the possibility that “real” love can be attained without the mediation of self- knowledge.
The wind comes from the outside; psychologically speaking, it comes from the object, or rather from the extravert’s relation to the object. His ideal, unanalyzed attitude has the unpleasant quality, however, of expecting the other to generate the wind with which he wants to sail. This intolerable demand will lead to catastrophes if both types insist on the right of their existence. And it is not possible for only one of them to give in insofar as he will then simply fall prey to the other.
It seems to me that the “ideals” of both types are merely special examples of their “truth” and not just another expression for “truth.” According to your approach, you call “rational truth” the use of all capacities for adaptation to reality, and “irrational truth” the one- sided striving for perfecting the personality (nota bene, in the way the type understands it). It is certainly reasonable to make use of all capacities in the fight for adaptation, and it is certainly unreasonable to go after a one- sided ideal— but this has nothing to do with rational or irrational truth. If one followed your argument, one- sided striving would have to be ruled out, insofar as it is unreasonable, in favor of rational striving. The only thing gained would be the very problem people suffer from, namely, a one- sided rational ideal. This is the reason why I cannot accept your view; because for me it is essential that both, the rational as well as the irrational, are accepted. The two truths have indeed something to do with the two “realities,” which we might call the “psychological” and the “real” one.
Both types share the error of believing that they will find their driving force in the outside world. This is the error not only of the extravert but also of the introvert. The latter is completely extraverted in his thinking, just as the extravert is in his feeling, only the introvert takes possession of the idea of the object, whereas the extravert takes possession of the object itself. In short, the introvert thinks with the object, the extravert feels with it. In doing so, they are both completely rational.
We are blinded in this respect by the spirit of our age. Not only nations but also individuals are alienated from themselves in modernity by inter-individual and international relations, and they find the object of their desire always where there is already someone else. This has led to the boundless international superficiality, which is nothing but a mass phenomenon of inter-individual normalization and equalization.
And the latter phenomenon itself is nothing but the outflow of an archaic collectivity that still sticks to people. This collectivity seduces us into the erroneous belief that the other will take the same delight in being used as I do in using him.
This naive assumption, which is rooted in collectivity, necessarily leads to mutual fleecing and violating. Although this a priori identity with the object results in an increased adaptation to outer reality, even to the point that we can speak of a worldwide
cultural thought, there is no real advantage in this, neither for a nation nor for the individual, because they both get equalized and lose their intrinsic values. The leveling- out of all external opposites produces big newspapers, excellent railway timetables, fast connections by steamship, internationally accepted
But all of this makes man, who is not a machine but many sided, sick. The opposites should be evened out in the individual himself. True, this will not lead to a general “standard,” to a universal ideal of the arts, the sciences, or of production of all kinds; what will emerge is what is generally not accepted, but individually valuable, what is internationally regarded as quaint or funny, but is nationally valued and alive.
For man is not only a herd animal obeying a universal rule but also a “strange” being. It is not only the rational truth of the herd that is vital to him but above all his irrational strangeness, the vital value of which is denied by any outsider, but
which is perfectly and immediately evident to the individual; after all, this is what is his very own and his inner vitality! It is not the sameness of nations and individuals but their extreme diversity and singularity that are valuable and beautiful in them. With the spirit of international modernity, which is rooted in precisely those vestiges of archaic collectivity, we shall experience the building of a second tower of Babel, which as we know ends in a confusion of tongues. In this way nature helps herself, so that everybody will arrive at what is his own, and though it may be incomprehensible to the other, it still has the greatest vital value. This is, in my view, the irrational truth.
of subjectivity (“subjective plane”) alone leads to the desired goal. I see adaptation to reality in the same way as Fr. Th. Vischer views morality, that is, that morality is self-evident.
The moral law lies within ourselves, not in the object. I have to protect the object against too much experimenting. I must also remind you of the fact that even the Freudian way of analysis aims at a change in the subjective attitude, which is brought about by a subjective, psychological process, and not at predominantly experiencing the object and doing something with it.
Moreover, I have to confess that I cannot unconditionally subscribe to Goethe’s statement. We must not forget that even Goethe is not the absolute authority but a human being who, as far as his unconscious is concerned, is just as small and impotent as any other insignificant person. His simile of “the ploy of secretly allied priests” clearly indicates a certain fear of the snares of the unconscious. Someone who does not have analysis— which is, after all, a most important achievement of our time— is justified, from the beginning, in being
suspicious of the unconscious. For him it is undoubtedly better to stick to the “world,” because he lacks the weapons to hold out against the ensnaring powers of his own unconscious.
Someone of our age, however, who possesses the tools of analysis, will know how to get to the bottom of this “ploy of secretly allied priests,” and he will also be able to distinguish between “false inner tranquility” and a serious investigation of his own soul. And you know very well, by the way, that an analytical examination on the subjective plane is anything but “tranquil”; it is, on the contrary, very discomforting.
Moreover, what Goethe says about the ineffectiveness of self-knowledge is disproved by experience and is the expression of a subjective view that is based on an equally subjective view of the nature of self- knowledge. Goethe is speaking here of his private problem, which is not generally binding. You must not suppose, by the way, that I deny the importance, in principle, of experiencing with the help of the object; I only maintain that this is often exaggerated. Too much experiencing with the help of the object, however, is also tantamount to bringing infantile fantasies into what is concrete. Yet infantile fantasy is not suited for this, for when it is transferred into the object, it becomes the most worthless and objectionable thing, but when being kept within the subject, it becomes what is most valuable, namely, the source of anything new and of further development.
From your letter I gained the impression that our views on this point are not so very far apart. It is understandable that you are a bit more in favor of the object, and I a bit more in favor of the subject.
The “development of the personality” and the “creation of impersonal values” are not identical but, as already shown by the choice of these terms, of an antithetical nature. The striving for the creation of impersonal values deprives the introvert of a considerable sum of energy in the development of his personality, so that he, just as much as the extravert, in a certain sense falls behind himself (though in the opposite way than does the extravert). We must never forget that both types always contain both mechanisms, so that they would be identical, so to speak, if not for the fact that they are completely opposed.
I do not think that the object is an outright obstacle to extraverted feeling. I don’t know where you get that from. All that is certain is that the extravert’s abstract feeling does not really love the object, but merely desires it. You prove this yourself by your statement that for the extravert the object is indispensable for his feeling. Calves and pigs are indispensable for satisfying our hunger, but they would challenge that we love them, for they probably feel quite roughly treated
when we lovingly prepare them for a meal. Because of his deficient sensation the extravert believes that his object is naturally delighted by getting his “love,” just as he himself is gratifi ed by achieving the fulfillment of his wish. The feeling of the extravert corresponds to outer reality; calves and pigs are really there to be eaten. Thus the feeling of the teacher also corresponds to outer reality: the one uses the other, the one devours the other, by cunning and force everybody fights for his place in the sun. And if he does not do it consciously, he does it unconsciously, and then claims that this is love, and he can claim this so long as he senses and feels deficiently. His object, however, does not feel loved at all. The teacher completely ruins the situation for herself, because she senses nothing and thinks nothing, but merely “loves,” and because the students are indispensable for her feeling. Even though she may have correctly recognized the spirit of outer reality, and of the struggle for life, in her feeling she still does not recognize the powers of the interior, the power, that is, of her students’ sensation and thinking. The students are not cattle for slaughter but human beings who are also struggling for their place in the sun. So I’m saying: precisely because the feeling of the extravert does not correspond to his own inner world (where there is sensation and thinking), but to outer reality with its merciless struggle for life, he is unconsciously completely steeped in the spirit of usurpation and violation. The abstract thinking of the introvert is a parallel to this. It is so much in accordance with outer reality that unconsciously it is completely saturated with, and contingent upon, the lusting for power in the world. We only have to remind ourselves of how pretentious a posture certain philosophical systems assume!
As far as your schema is concerned, I have to say the following: It is in accordance with my view and correctly represents it. It is certainly true that the unanalyzed introvert naively projects his psychology, and, therefore, assumes that the other feels and thinks exactly as he does. Thus he also assumes, for instance, that the feeling and representation of the extravert lead to inner reality in the same way as they do in his, the introvert’s, case. I think I have shown very clearly by my earlier comments, however, that I am not at all of the opinion that your feeling and representation lead to inner reality; otherwise I would not have put so much emphasis on the importance of the “subjective plane.” I have thus very clearly emphasized that I am deeply convinced that your feeling and representation do not lead to inner reality, as they do in my case, but merely to thinking and sensation, which in my case lead to the outer world. So I did not feel violated by you at all; all I said was that the extravert violates his object.
object and can neither sense nor think how the object inwardly resists this. A strong and healthy man, who can put up with tastelessness and brutality, and who would rather kill the other than let himself be killed, will enter into this fight to the advantage of both sides. A sensitive and aesthetic man, who cannot put up with brutality, will not enter into this fight, to his and his partner’s detriment. And that is tragic.
That is why I speak of the possibility of a tragic misunderstanding. On the other hand, we must admire how well nature has arranged this, too. The extravert forces the introvert, through the blindness of his love, to summon in self- defense all the violence and brutality from the depths of his soul, which the latter so desperately needs in his struggle for life. The energetic resistance of the introvert forces the extravert, in turn, to realize all the shortcomings of his thinking and sensation, which had hampered him in the fight for adaptation in that they prevented him from intellectually grasping the situation adequately.
A very simple procedure in theory, but somewhat more difficult in practice! Practically speaking, compensation by the unconscious opposite turns out to be a cardinal question, which not only causes us to rack our brains but also breaks our hearts. So there is every guarantee that the procedure of leveling and evening out is, if not a hopeless, then at least an extremely difficult task.
The introvert has a reactive type of loving, but an active type of thinking. The extravert has a reactive type of thinking, but an active type of loving. A person’s energy is always revealed by his activity. That is his light; his shadow lies in his reactions. So according to the tenor of your last letter, the goal toward which we are moving would promise nothing less than that the shadow will turn into light. With regard to physics, however, we also have to consider our energy balance and its requirements. Is human energy really strong enough, besides maintaining the light it has already created, to turn the shadow into light? I fear we might be on the road to godlikeness, or at least about to create that completely spherical Platonic primordial being, whom, as we know, a god found it necessary to divide into two.
If we continue to pursue this road, namely, of compensating ourselves by our own unconscious opposite, we will arrive at fatal mythological analogies, one of which I have already mentioned. For if we succeeded in activating even our shadow, and thereby bring about an all- sided or two-sided activity in ourselves, the shadow of the god would threaten to cut us in two, as it did with Plato’s orbicular and perfectly equipped primordial being. As you know, this Platonic myth is a later echo of the earlier, widespread original idea of the first pair of parents, who were pressed together, lying on top of each other for aeons, all- round and positive, until one day a son arose between them, who, to their surprise, separated them. Just as light and shadow always follow one another, positive and negative electricity always attract each other. Two positive charges repel each other, however. Thus we, too, might find that our activated, luminous shadow will suddenly separate itself from our actual light, as if it were repelled by an invisible power that interposes itself between the two centers of activity like a new shadow.
Naturally, this possibility arises only if we assume that it is at all possible to activate the shadow as well. I certainly have to concede that all kinds of things are possible in humans, of which no one has dreamt in heaven and earth.
It is actually more a question of time, and of goodwill and faith, than a question of whether this is possible at all. We are bound, however, to our energy balance. The energy we need to activate the shadow must necessarily be withdrawn from somewhere else. And it can be withdrawn only from a place where energy can be found, that is, from thinking for the introvert, and from feeling for the extravert. Through the withdrawal of energy, the active qualities are reduced to the level of a certain dullness. Instead of a bright light and a dark shadow, there will be twilight everywhere. We believe we can see something of the sort in certain oriental psychologies of religion, in which it is precisely the recognition of the shadow that led to the harmonization and leveling- out of the psychological opposites. The legend of the life of Buddha bears testimony to this. And what insights in this respect do we not owe to the superior mind of Lao Tzu!
To conclude, I would like to come back to the “metaphysical” concept of beauty and truth you discussed in your last letter. Although you are quite Platonic, I find it possible to deal with this metaphysics in a metaphorical way. In all modesty, it has to be stated that, although we may speak of metapsychology, it does not befit us to speak of metaphysics. The latter we may well leave to those who are so well informed about the conditions in the beyond because they are on such excellent terms with it. I believe, then, that we can speak of the “meta-psychological” as the hypostasis of what we infer from so-called unconscious factors in our consciousness. Seen in this light it may appear to us as if the extravert’s striving is guided by a Platonic idea of “true beauty,” and that of the introvert by “beautiful truth.”
Even in this Platonic image, however, the shadows are as missing as they are above. It will become completely human only if you assign a second “metaphysical” leading idea, that of “ugly untruth” to the extravert, and that of “untrue ugliness” to the introvert. Let us not forget the truly mythological community between Silenus-like Socrates and Plato, who was fraternally united with the beautiful Dionysus.
In addition, one could tell a long story about the fates of extraverts and introverts. World history is full of it. Truth and beauty do not coincide when viewed in and by themselves, but only insofar as their value for life is concerned, for the god put a knife between the two halves of the perfectly equipped and spherical primordial being.


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Book Review: Finding God in the Waves – Baldscientist
It’s funny. As I was reading this book I felt very much like I was riding a proverbial wave; up-and-down, up-and down, which reflected my feelings of blissful hope followed by terrifying despair. I think the author captured exactly what many of us “hopeful agnostics” go through practically every single day. I do not know about other people, but I constantly fluctuate from fervently hoping to encounter “Him” at the end of this earthly journey to the absolute certainty that there is nothing to look forward to. I loved that the book ended in the “top” of the wave as it were.
I cannot comment intelligently on the principles of theology that he outlined, his “axioms”. I liked them and they seem reasonable, but I do not have the training or the inclination to engage into theological studies. Anyway, I suspect that he will be in trouble soon enough with certain fundamentalist factions, but he can certainly take it.
I am an amateur agnostic, but a professional scientist, so from my perspective, I would have liked a little more science or a little more substance in the science the he presented, he is, after all, “Science Mike” (:-)… Therefore the only thing that I may reasonably criticize about the book are a few scientific inaccuracies here and there in the book. Granted, this is “nitpicky”, but that is what scientists do, so please bear with me.
**For example, in page 55 when talking about the brain, he correctly gives us the updated figure of 86 billion neurons, yet in the same sentence he perpetuates the somewhat dated understanding of the number of glial cells (trillions). You see, the very same paper where the “86 billion” figure is taken from, states that there are about the same number of glial cells in a brain. A lot to be sure, but not trillions (does it show that I am a neuroscientist, one who unapologetically wrote a book about the brain in 2014? ****Plug-in alert!).
**Page 89: “When I look at Proxima Centauri…”. Let me stop you right there. If you are below latitude 29 degrees N, you can see Alpha Centauri, the brightest star in this triple system. Proxima Centauri is there, but it has a magnitude of 11 and change, too faint to “look” at it, unless it is through a telescope, and he does not say.
**Page 205: “…our own sun will explode…”. No, it will not. Our sun will become a red giant, it is not big enough to explode as a supernova. He actually states it correctly on page 77: “…our Sun will swell into a red giant…”
These glitches notwithstanding, I really liked the book. It is honest, and as I said, perfectly explores the perspective of a science-minded person who longs for matters of the spirit. If I’d have to summarize in a phrase it would be: “A soul-searching journey ending in a big and deeply ‘I don’t know… but I hope’ ”.
And this is all that people like us can expect to find in this life. I hope to be pleasantly surprised when the time comes.
Note: Rob Bell’s writing style irritates me to no end. He wrote the foreword to this book. Please do not hold it against Mike…
Another Note: I received this book from Blogging for Books in exchange for an honest review.
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International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day – November 21, 2015
This past Saturday I attended my third International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day since Brian passed away. I was about a second away from backing out of going because even now, after 4 years of grieving the loss of my brother (and openly, via this blog) there are still days when I want to bury my head in the sand and avoid the pain. But I always feel better when I do let myself feel those things so when I checked my email Saturday morning I was grateful to read the email that the event leader had sent out the night before:
“We look forward to seeing you tomorrow on International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day.
When you wake up tomorrow, you might not feel like joining us. However, we ask you to please remember that you will be in a safe place with others who understand the conflicting emotions and questions that so often accompany losing a loved one to suicide. No matter what you are feeling tomorrow, we encourage you to join us. You can talk with others or just listen: you can participate in the entire day, or just part of it. This is a day for you.”
That email served to remind me that I’m not alone and that the feeling of wanting to crawl away and forget is very real and very normal but that the support of others who understand is so important. I’m so glad I went. For those 4 hours I was surrounded by complete strangers who immediately felt like family because we all share a bond (our suicide losses) that allows us to feel normal when in each other’s presence.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention put together this documentary for this year’s event and it was just so well done. If any of you has 30 minutes to spare, this video is so worth the watch. If you know anyone who has lost someone to suicide or if you yourself have lost someone, I guarantee there will be something in this film to which you can relate.


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AzPainter Linux 2.x painting tutorial by 0xconfig on DeviantArt
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These are the most effective tips for giving and getting llamas for all you dedicated traders out there. Every link in this article goes to the exact location of each thing. Tools:Make sure you have the One Click Llama Button installed. It's the best llama giving tool ever made. The OCLB Helper works with this script to make it so you can give to everyone on a page with a single click. Having both will save the most of your time. Who To Give To:Every week I post the newest members of many traders lists here. Give llamas to the newest members of llamalist, give-llamageta-llama, and giveallamagetallama. Give a llama to anyone you see mentio
Making friends on dA is something requires you to have an open personality. Having an open personality isn't always something people are born with. Some people have to develop it over time, and some people are just naturally friendly. It's a wonderful quality to have in real life and on the internet. :dummy: I'm gonna help you break the barrier of your timidness toward others. It won't be something that happens over night but with time and perseverance, you'll start see how friendlier you are to people on deviantART and in real life! So to start us off.. You will need to... Greet the person! (Yeah but nobody is as cute as stitch is. xD)
In the Tutorial Treasury, you will find tutorials geared towards Photomanipulators and some that will deal with a broader subjects, such as lighting, colour etc. The tutorials will be from dA as well as from all over the web and in each episode, there will be 3 to 6 tutorials for your reading pleasure (any more than that I guess no one will have time to read anyway). If you find any good ones, shoot me a note so I can include them in the next installment! The Tutorials "In this tutorial you will be shown how to create a Deus EX inspired high-tech eyeball by using retouching techniques and creating a futuristic iris using Shape layers and
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null-painterProfessional Digital Artist
This is really great - thank you for doing this!
0xconfig General Artist
Thank you too! have a nice drawing;D
piknichoque
Could you please explain how to configure shortcuts, especially for tools (color picker, brush, selection, etc.)? At the bottom of the interface it says to use Alt key to pick a color, but unfortunately it doesn't work (Linux, AzPainter 2.1.1).
And one more question Does anywhere exist a documentation or quick 'help' option? I couldn't find any
Shortcut for tools can be chosen in [Setting]>[Canvas key setting]! some shortcut setting has two type, "pick color by click with pressing P key" or "change to Picker tool by pressing S key" for example.
About Alt key disabling, it may caused by your setting of desktop environment. In the preference of window manager, it is exist a content like a:"move window by mouse drag with holding Alt" and it can choose which Alt or Super. If this content checked to Alt, software can't find Alt+click.
Official AzPainter document is here (azsky2.html.xdomain.jp/linux/m…) but this is in Japanese only...
Thank you very very much! It all did work!
P.S. Always wanted to understand Japanese; I think it's a sign for me to keep leaning it. Took me a while to learn the alphabet xD
if you have problem again about AzPainter, I will help
thanh you buddy clear and easy to understand xD

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Fearless~ Zeus and Zoe - Charllie's Time
Asmah Zainal Abidin14 April 2014 at 08:31Hi Charlie! My sister gave me your blog link and here I am your new follower. You did a magnificent page with such amazing artsy and nice embellies. Love everything you did. Say HI to your mom, she must be very proud of you! Ps: I have watched your video; that's a great art journal! Have great moments!ReplyDeleteRepliesCharllie Gee15 April 2014 at 23:04thank you .. such a pleasure you have become my followr. and oopss mind my manners , forgot to say WELCOME to my dome.. lol!! ( and thanks who's your sister by the way) DeleteReplyAdd commentLoad more...