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Featured Art collectionJournal Entry: Mon Nov 4, 2013, 11:28 AM
Hey everyone!
You know, yesterday, after my daily shower, while blowing my hair, I took a pair of scissors and I started cutting my hair without thinking. Yes, it's not like I always think but I had this urgency of changing. And the fact is that I spent the past two years complaining that I wanted/want long hair like Rapunzel... whatever.
I think this is the richest collection of artworks I have ever featured here on dA. It's full of my personal favorite works of 2013 that you may enjoy. Show some love to these amazing artworks and get inspired
To the featured artists, if they have the chance to see this journal: you are seriously amazing.
To all the other people: you are seriously amazing anyway.
I hope you enjoyed this collection! And don't forget to +fav this journal if you have the time to move the mouse on the voice "Add to Favourites" instead of staring at this emoticon
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Thanks for the feature.
Thank you for the feature! ^_^
Thank you so much for featuring my work!
This was a beautiful collection of art to look through, thanks for sharing!
This was a beautiful collection of art to look through, thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for featuring my piece
Excellent collection! Thanks for including my 'ExternalServices'!
what a lovely feature, every piece here has it own beauty! i love it
I cannot believe I've the honour to have my Boletus here among such amazing art!
It's a wonderful collection, and thank you so much for feature!
It's a wonderful collection, and thank you so much for feature!
Thank you for the fave. I really appreciate it!
Thanks for the feature!
Awesome collection!
Awesome collection!
Per crescere i capelli devono: avere crescita rapida e vita lunga. I miei la crescita rapida l'hanno (circa 30 cm l'anno), ma la durata della vita dei miei capelli è di soli due anni (il minimo), così, raggiunti i circa 60 cm di lunghezza o poco più, cadono e si rinnovano.
Adesso che mi stanno venendo bianchi, si spera che crescano un pò di più (i capelli bianchi crescono più velocemente).
Thank you for sharing this!!!!! so inspiring !!!
Thanks for the featured! It´s an honour for me!
Thanks for doing this journal, found so many great new people to watch!
Oh WOW @__@; ...
First thank you so much for the feature, i really appreciate it and feel honoured to know one of my pieces is in someone's favourites of the year <3
So many great artists in your selection too, many favourites of mine and people i look up to.
Thanks a million for the feature and sharing my work <3
thanks for the feature
i find many good stuff in this collection, thanks a lot for sharing it
Wow, lovely collection.
Are you happy with your shorter hair now? I know that urge to just change things. I've been falling to it for 6-8 years and my hair always ends up short again :S
Are you happy with your shorter hair now? I know that urge to just change things. I've been falling to it for 6-8 years and my hair always ends up short again :S
I was happy/euphoric while I was cutting my hair but then I just said "wtf have I done!?"
My hair grows pretty slowly so it will take me something like one whole year to have it long again.
But, whatever, I like my short hair, it makes me look more mature
thanks for sharing !
Lovely collection <3
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Thank you!!!
Each one of these are awesomeee! Loved them!!
Such a beautiful selection of artworks
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks to you
That sounds very ominous...what have I been up to now?
I mean... thanks to you for the nice comment lol
Thanks for sharing my stuff. There's a lot of great stuff in there!


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Short interest figures for the middle of October were released last week. The table below lists the 25 stocks in the S&P 500 that have the highest short interest as a percentage of float. Topping the list this month is a who's who of some of the most controversial stocks in the market. With a short interest level totaling nearly 50% of the stock's float, First Solar (NASDAQ:FSLR) tops the current list. Not far behind, shares of JCPenney (NYSE:JCP) have 43% of their float sold short. Besides these two, there are only six other stocks that have 25% or more of their float sold short (GME, SWY, PBI, NFLX, X, RRD).
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Channel Nine boss David Gyngell says NRL must keep SBW to hold off AFL
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- October 04, 2013
CHANNEL Nine chief executive David Gyngell says it is imperative the NRL retains Sonny Bill Williams after the Sydney Swans' shock signing of AFL champion Buddy Franklin.
Gyngell, a Sydney Roosters tragic, claimed Franklin would be a ''superstar'' in Sydney's eastern suburbs and play at a ground (SCG) right next door to the Roosters home ground (Allianz Stadium).
The Roosters have another world star on their Allianz Stadium doorstep, Sydney FC forward Alessandro Del Piero.
Franklin's $10 million arrival is another strategic reason why the NRL must retain Williams, who is being tempted to return to New Zealand rugby union.
Speaking exclusively to The Daily Telegraph, Gygnell said rugby league - and Channel Nine - need Williams in rugby league.
"He (Franklin) is a superstar in the eastern suburbs and playing at the ground next to us," Gyngell said.
"Souths, Wests Tigers, Canterbury, St George - they are all playing around that area.
"We need to make sure players like Sonny Bill Williams and Greg Inglis stay. Israel Folau was a disappointment. We couldn't get him.
"I'd like to think we think above the bureaucracy. We need players like Sonny Bill Williams to be part of our code.
"For the Roosters it's obvious, for Channel Nine it's imperative too.
"The biggest rating game of the year was that first Thursday night match when he came back.
"Whether you are a rugby league fan or not, it's good to have him in the game.
"You can hate him if you want to hate him but most of us love him or respect him, especially with Buddy Franklin coming to Sydney, it's even more important."
Williams didn't train on Wednesday but is a certain starter in Sunday night's Grand Final, which Gyngell believes will attract a viewing audience of between 3.2 million and 3.5 million.
Viewers, he says, need stars.
"Events are about superstars. They're not sports, sports are about people," Gyngell said.
"Cricket through the Warne, McGrath, Gilchrist era, you saw the ratings there.
"Golf through the Greg Norman era. Tennis through the Pat Rafter era."
Williams continues to remain silent on his future.
He will definitely return to rugby union - but the NRL hopes that will be in 2015, not next year.
"Sonny Bill is a big business. He does exclusive stuff for Channel Nine - we have done our bit there,'' Gyngell said.
"We stepped up to the plate. I'd like to think that the NRL steps up and keeps quality players like Sonny Bill and other players.
"You can't just be unique to an individual but (this issue) definitely needs to be addressed."
The Roosters will start slight favourites although nothing splits the two teams.
Potentially, it could be one of the great grand finals.
"I'm very nervous, mate," Gyngell said. "We have had a great season but I'm not saying I am surprised.
"At the start of the year they said we could win the Grand Final. I would have taken that.
"I am a statistics man and beating Manly four times in one year - statistically that sounds unusual.
"I'm excited. From a Channel Nine point of view, we would have loved to have had a Roosters-Souths Grand Final. But from the Roosters' point of view, we are just happy to be there.
"I couldn't be more happy. It feels like the game is going to have two unique things - flare and grind. That is quite unique.
"They are two very tough sides laden with superstars and flair but also laden with some tough guys too."
Gyngell predicted the match would be decided late.
"If they (Roosters) win it, it will be at the very back-end of the game," he said. "The Roosters are a fit side and they seem to have tenacity.
"Manly is obviously in the same position. They will be looking to the likes of Jamie Lyon and the Stewart brothers.
"We will look toward the likes of James Maloney, Mitchell Pearce and the superstar Sonny Bill Williams."
Shifting the game back to prime time (7.15pm kick-off) will attract more casual viewers.
"I think it will up 10 to 15 per cent on recent years because of that," Gyngell said.Originally published as We need SBW to foil Buddy: Gyngell
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Charlie Waffles of Ballina Posted at 7:05 AM October 04, 2013
So Gyngell is saying that SBW is bigger than the game or is he protecting his profits ? The NRL will continue to survive long after Williams is gone. After what he did to the Bulldogs he should NEVER had been let back in !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wally From Doonie Posted at 6:56 AM October 04, 2013
Yeah Well Gyngell would have to come out and try to convince the NRL to hold onto SBW can't have his poor Roosters being disadvantaged can we , who cares about Buddy Franklin some how i don't think any die hard NRL Supporter is going to switch codes because of a bloke who's playing for the Swans.... looking for another way the ROORTERS can abuse the salary cap again... Packer,Gyngell,Politis, Bouris,Heyson who else are in their pockets ... Go Manly
Carol McGuire of Australia Posted at 6:39 AM October 04, 2013
Crap! SBW is just another very good player, there is always someone to come along and fill the void. NRL managed quite well while SBW was off filling his bank account elsewhere for years... it will cope quite nicely without him and all the hype that surrounds him. Give credit to the other players who have helped the Roosters this year... The SBW lovefest is just plain sickening. Benji went and no one even mentions his name now...


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Many people criticise Dubai as fake, as one big theme park, as being all man-made. Well, no city is natural and Dubai's no different, they're all man-made. But what those critics don't understand is that Dubai never was a very big city. Even when we left originally in 1984 the population was only about 250,000.
Just look at the photo taken as recently as 1949. That was the extent of the city of Dubai. A few hundred buildings huddled on the banks of the Creek.The buildings were mud reinforced with blocks of coral, so they weren't really going to last for centuries, especially in this climate. In fact the city only became established in 1830 when the Bani Yas tribe, led by the Al Maktoum family, settled on the banks of the Creek and began the trading that became the hallmark of Dubai.
In the photo Deira is at the top, this side of the Creek on the bend is Shindagah and a little further to the right is Bur Dubai. And that was it. The vast majority of modern Dubai is built on what was simply empty desert.
Although all the world-wide publicity is about the new developments you can still absorb the atmosphere and flavour of old Dubai, and this Travelogue is to tell you where to find it.
The Travelogue is in two parts - there's too much to show to squeeze it all into one! So I'll do it in order of how I suggest you should plan your tour. OK, off we go...
The Creek, Al Khor in Arabic, is still the heart and soul of Dubai. You can do this tour at any time of the day but I prefer the evening. I like to start around 4pm, when it's cooler, the shops are all opening for the evening session, the lights are starting to come on and the atmosphere is at its best.
You should start your walking tour on Deira side at around the Sheraton Dubai Creek. Walk down with the Creek on your left. You'll soon come to where the traditional wooden dhows still load cargo right in the heart of the city. They trade mainly, as they always have, with the sub-Continent, with Iran just across the Gulf and with East Africa.
These days they have motorised cranes to help with the loading and you'll even see cargo as large as trucks being loaded onto the deck of the dhows. And you'll still see manual loading - backbreaking work as they carry heavy loads on their shoulders up the gangplanks onto the decks. And a point about Dubai's safety - the cargo just sits on the quayside day and night, you'll always see it there. It isn't stolen.
This is living history, you're seeing exactly what people a hundred years ago would have seen. And the Creek has its very own unique smell, a mixture of the old timbers, the spices, the water. Add the hot sun, the humidity and it really is a very special experience.
Carry on walking past the abra stations, which have recently been upgraded, mainly for safety reasons. Abra is the little wooden ferry boat that takes people across the Creek between Deira and Bur Dubai. We'll come back to them later.
Walk a little further and you come to an area with old shops featuring wind towers, barjeel in Arabic. These pre-date electricity & air-conditioning and were an ingenious method of ducting the breeze into the building to cool it.
Walk into this area and you're in the Spice Souk. The atmosphere again is very special. The small shops, narrow lanes, the smell of spices from the open sacks and the traders burning frankincense and other natural perfumes to attract customers.
You can buy small packets which contain natural perfumes such as musk and frankincense, a small clay burner and some charcoal. They cost about Dh15. You cut off a piece of the perfume, put it on a small amount of charcoal in the clay burner, light the charcoal and enjoy the perfume as it drifts through house or garden.
Then on into the old Gold Souk, which is about 130 shops side-by-side with literally tonnes of gold on display. Gold jewellery is usually 18 or 22 carat and is sold by weight at the day's gold price plus a making charge. Take your time, don't buy the first nice piece you see, shop around, bargain over prices and eventually go back to where you found the best item at the best price.
These days the shops are mixed - the traditional Arabic and Indian jewellery, modern Italian designs and the sort of rings you can find in the shops back home but which are much cheaper in Dubai.
Then you carry on strolling out of the Gold Souk into the old shopping area around Naif Road. There are bargains galore to be had and you can find just about anything you're looking for.
Again it's safe to just wander around, so don't be afraid to explore the small alleyways. Shops selling the same range of products tend to be clustered together, which makes shopping easy. It makes bargaining easier too, because you can visit several shops side-by-side selling the same items, bargain with them all and go back to the one with the best deal.
This area, and Al Fahidi Street in Bur Dubai that I'll talk about later, are much more interesting than the over-hyped Karama, which is a boring, soulless modern shopping district that just doesn't compare for atmosphere.
By now you probably need a cold refreshing drink, and there are many little cafes and restaurants in the area.
Alcohol is only available in major hotels, so fresh fruit juice is the best choice. The variety is quite amazing, and exotic mixed fruit 'cocktails' are made.
If you're a little hungry, try a sharwarma, which is shaved meat from the skewar wrapped up in small Arabic pocket bread, with a sesame sauce and some pickles. Absolutely delicious - but only eat one because you're having an excellent dinner later! Sharwarmas will cost about Dh3 by the way.
There's so much to see that you may discover you've spent the whole evening in Deira so you don't have time for the second part of the tour now. If you have don't worry, just come back tomorrow evening and pick up the tour here where you left off.
Whenever it is that you continue the tour, you need to go to an abra station because now you're going across the Creek to Bur Dubai.
As I said earlier, abras are the little wooden ferries. They hold twenty passengers, sitting in two rows back-to-back down the centre of the boat. The fare to cross the Creek is only Dh1, which is about 27 US cents.
You just hop on the boat and when twenty people are on board the captain will come round, hand out, for the one dirham per person. If he can't reach just give it to a passenger nearer to him and he'll pass it on.
Now you need to go to Travelogue "You absolutely must see - Part 2" to finish your true Dubai experience. Just click here.
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great page Colin! certainly has me considering a trip to see Dubai for myself!
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As much as I love shopping, I have always avoided Black Friday. If you are like me, but you still want to get out and maybe even do some shopping, but don't want to deal with the crowds and madness, Art Market at Art Palace might be an artful alternative. …
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An important feature of the book is the clarity of presentation. This makes it exceptionally suitable for those who do not have English as a first language. The book covers the whole spectrum of how to get the best out of English writing: how to write clearly and concisely; gathering and organising material; planning and structuring writing; words, sentences and paragraphs; how to edit to ensure the best end result
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Zomboooooooooooooooo by Dave-WilkinsWatch
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Finally something new, here are a couple of pages from the new El Zombo book. They are total WIPS! The figures are going to be colored by the amazing TONY "HOT FIYA" WASHINGTON -Just like the Original series much more to come!!
yeah...seriously it should be put on shelves..great art
Super dynamic pages, excellence throughout.
looks amazing!!
Tony Washington's colors are good, but yours are one of a kind. Is he coloring so you guys can have a faster page output?
Damn why is stuff like this not on the shelves? Seriously this is amazing. Just reminds me most of the people on deviantart are more talented than the ''pros'' making comics. Inspiring work man
Love it! No pussy footing around with El ZOMBO!!! All 100% meat 100% of the time!
Thanks brother!!! Trudging along goal is 12 pages by Christmas!!!
Love the mood and setting of this. Great job!
this is crazy! So damned good.
shit's MAD DOPE!
(will get the layouts done up before the weekend mate! I was away for a few days but will get it done)
(will get the layouts done up before the weekend mate! I was away for a few days but will get it done)
CHAMBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!! Thanks man glad you dig these bro, can't wait to see the layout!!!
as much as i love your characters and writing, i think your backgrounds are my personal fav of the bunch. can't wait to see more!!
WOW That's a huge compliment, I don't do very much of them in fact this was like the 4th out of 5 total bg's I painted in 2012
Impressive ones!!
Dude those BGs and effects,.. just wow
AWESOME!!!!! The backgrounds kick ass already!Looking forward to see it finished, bro!
ALEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Whats' y up bro?!?! Thanks very much I made some anatomy change here and there but yeah bro Rockin' and Rollin'!!
Once again this is looking so damn good
i actually kinda like it as it is now... looks awesome!
Dave, great to see the return of El Zombo. Loved the last book and can't wait for this one to hit. Way to represent SD to MAX!!!!
Zombo powers activate. LOL.
Zombo powers activate. LOL.
I'm tripping out over the partially cell shaded, partially rendered figures. So cool
really really dig his head beneath the mask. good to know.it makes him way more interesting
Thanks man yeah there's a whole sequence before this I'll post some of no mask etc
Ahhh! Too much awesooooome! Love it Dave!


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Mooney Friday 1 November 2013
The prestigious annual Rose D'Or Awards (now in their 55th year) honour the very best of international radio, TV and online entertainment programmes, and they will take place later this year. Over 400 programmes from more than 130 broadcasters and production companies in 33 different countries were submitted for this year's Rose d'Or awards. For the first time, a new competition category, 'Radio Event Of The Year' was created. We entered European Dawn Chorus in this category, and we're absolutely delighted to let you know that we're one of the final nominees!! And another programme from the Mooney team, called A Very Merry Mooney Tunes, has been shortlisted in the Radio - Music Show category! Click here to read more about the 2016 Rose D'Or Finalists, and click here to relive - and re-listen to - all the beautiful Dawn Chorus birdsong from right across Europe.
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The deaths head Hawk moth is best known for its appearance in the movie "Silence of the Lambs", but what is it doing in Druid's Glen golf club, in Wicklow?
We hear how the Mediterranean gull is becoming more familiar in Irish waters, and what this tells us about climate change and the Irish coast.
And, celebrating his lifetime achievement award from the Prix Europa, Mooney Goes Wild welcomes the legendary Sir David Attenborough.
Aaron drew this Poster for us, isn't it great.
On Monday 16th of December Mooney Tunes will take place once again in the Bord Gais Energy Theathre - tickets will go on sale on next Monday, 4th of November.
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Pokémon GO has been released for Android and iOS in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, most of Europe, Canada, and Japan with more countries on the way soon! Need help learning Pokémon GO? Take a look at our Pokémon GO Player's Guides
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A Trainer card is one of three types of card found in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, alongside Pokémon and Energy cards. While Pokémon cards do the direct attacking of an opponent's cards and Energy cards power their attacks, Trainers provide a more supportive role, allowing a player to search through their deck, draw cards, or other special effects. During a player's turn, he or she may play a Trainer card from his or her hand, follow its instructions, and then discard it.
Trainer cards can be divided into several different types.
- Main article: Item card (TCG)
The original type of Trainer, a player can use as many Item cards as desired during his or her turn. Item cards have a wide range of effects and are useful at any point in the game. Trainer cards before Black & White that are not Supporters or Stadiums have been redefined as Item cards.
- Main article: Stadium card (TCG)
Introduced in the Gym Heroes expansion, Stadium cards represent the field of play. When a player uses a Stadium card, it remains on the field indefinitely and may have an effect on both players. A Stadium card can usually only be removed from play when another Stadium card with a different name comes into play. Starting in the Diamond & Pearl expansion, Stadium cards became their own class of card, though they are still often grouped with Trainers by players, and no distinction is made from Trainer cards when they are compiled into an English set list. Starting in Black & White, however, Stadium cards once again became a subclass of Trainer cards.
- Main article: Supporter card (TCG)
Like Stadium cards, Supporter cards were formerly a subclass of Trainer cards until Diamond & Pearl, and at the release of Black & White they once again became a subclass of Trainer cards. Supporter cards often help the player draw cards, and as such, a player may only use one per turn.
Rocket's Secret Machine
Cards with this subclass will usually depict a device used for Team Rocket's evil acts. They have usually been released in expansions with a focus on Team Rocket, the first of which was named for the organization.
Pokémon Tool
In another similarity to the games' held items, which were introduced in Generation II, the Pokémon Tools released since the Neo Genesis expansion are attached to a Pokémon. A Pokémon may only have one Pokémon Tool attached to it, and it may not be removed unless specifically instructed.
Goldenrod Game Corner
While not much different from a standard Trainer card, cards in this subclass are based on games played in the Goldenrod Game Corner, and thus their effect is largely based on luck. Only two cards in this subclass exist.
Technical Machine
Playing a similar role to the items of the same name in the games, a Technical Machine may be attached to a Pokémon card, and that Pokémon may then use the attack on the card as its own. Like in the games, most have a compatibility requirement (such as only being able to be used by cards of a certain type, or only by evolved Pokémon) and all those released before Legends Awakened are to be discarded from the Pokémon at the end of the turn they were played, no matter if the player had actually used the attack in question or not. These cards first saw a release in Pokémon VS; however, international audiences did not have access to them until the Expedition Base Set.
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So apparently new Patriots receiver Josh Boyce was on the phone with the Dolphins during the fourth round with them telling them that they were going to select him with the 104th pick. He hung up thinking that he'd be playing alongside Mike Wallace in South Beach. Things obviously didn't turn out that way. CSNNE: "As soon as I got off the phone the Patriots called me," Boyce told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "You never know," he said. "I'm just glad God gave me the opportunity to get drafted. I can go forward from there." So, the Dolphins loss is the Patriots gain. It might add another minor wrinkle into the AFC East rivalry. One thing is for certain, Boyce is a hell of a player. He fell in the draft due to a broken toe. CSNNE links to the video above and Tom E. Curren shares this insight: At about the 1:30 mark, you'll see Boyce lined up as the lone wideout to the right, run about an 8-yard out (not sure why he has the hop start to his route, but…), turn the defender, make t...
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Angela and Hodgins wake up to find a corpse dangling in the canopy of their bed and they soon discover that it was planned by Pelant, who has come back for revenge. Hodgins wants to go after him head on, but Booth tries to convince him that he should work within the system. Later, the Jeffersonian team discovers that the corpse belongs to a Special Forces agent who worked for the largest supplier of mercenaries and Angela and Hodgins decide to start an investigation of their own without the help of the team to protect their family.moreless
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Special Agent Seeley Booth
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Angela Montenegro
Tamara Taylor
Dr. Camille Saroyan
T.J. Thyne
Dr. Jack Hodgins
John Francis Daley
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Caroline: You want to take on a private army with an FBI tac squad?
Flynn: Yeah.
Booth: Yes.
Caroline: You come up empty, and I will not be there to cover your sorry asses on account of I'll be too busy covering my own, understood?
Booth: I'll take that chance.
Flynn: Great.
Caroline: Okay, then. Suit up.
Booth: Come on, Caroline. It's just a piece of paper.
Caroline: You think I can just foxtrot into a judge's chambers with my winning smile and girlish figure and get whatever I want? I appreciate the compliment, cherie, but it doesn't work that way.
Booth: You know what? You don't want to help? Fine. You can just foxtrot out of here.
Cam: Given the time and resources we have, I have to go with what has the highest probability of
Hodgins: If it's about resources, just tell me how much you need me to give you.
Cam: Money isn't the issue.
Hodgins: Please. Money is always the issue. It's a good thing that I'm rich. Half the funding for the Jeffersonian comes from the Cantilever Group.
Cam: We have to stay focused on what's important.
Hodgins: He was in my bedroom. He threatened my wife, my child. Nothing is more important than that.
Hodgins: The game has changed, Booth. Pelant is targeting us, directly. We have to hit him back now, before one of us is dead.
Angela: Pelant touched our son. Isn't there a way to just get rid of him?
Brennan: Morally, I have no problem with killing a killer, but Booth is the only one of us who has the skills and the training to do it. The burden would fall on him. The decision needs to be his.
Hodgins: How many kills do you have?
Booth: My kills were battlefield decisions, all right? They were green-lit from above. There is a chain of command.
Hodgins: Did any deserve to die more than Pelant?
Booth: We stay in the system. In lockdown, but in the system. That's final.
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text: Sir - Contrary to Frank Johnson's claim (Oct 25), I have never thought John Bercow too Right-wing either in his student days or today. In fact, as a student, Mr Bercow was my principal ally in rebuilding the Conservative Party in the universities, after I concluded, as party chairman, that I had to close down the Federation of Conservative Students during the presidency of Mark McGregor. As followers of these arcane affairs will know, Mr McGregor was more recently chief executive of the Conservative Party while it was being "modernised".


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Pulitzer-winning historian Robert Caro delivers Tate Lecture Oct. 29
Award-winning historian and author Robert A. Caro is at SMU Tuesday, Oct. 29 for the 2013-14 Tate Distinguished Lecture Series. He will give The Anita and Truman Arnold Lecture at 8 p.m. in McFarlin Auditorium. Caro is a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning … Continue reading
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Invisible cars.
Two approaches to making cars "invisible" - change the look of the car, and change the nature of the car.
Art car and wire car via Science Forums.
Art car and wire car via Science Forums.
Lol, the artist in the first picture kind of looks like Lindsay Lohan. But anyways, here is a REAL invisible car (there is a car in the middle of the lot that is invisible) :
Could you take another pic to prove that the lot isn't empty? Maybe semi-invisible, or something. Or put a sign on the top of the car?
*sigh* the lot is empty. There is no invisible car. I was joking about the invisible car.
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its impossibal to ''clock'' some thing try CRYSIS
i kinda figured u were
Dude, stop trying to post in every single forum category.
ok,sorry ill stop.......
I didn't want to blame you, and start a flame war! If you could do it that well, you could vanish houses, while making it look like a car.
I agree...
Provided she's not stoned off her but, Lohan is hawt...
Provided she's not stoned off her but, Lohan is hawt...
Lohan is hawt? You're right, she's probably on fire. most likely caused by a rash...
Ahh come on, be nice to the celebrities :D
You're crazy if you think she's attractive...
Not to mention the whole Samantha Ronson bit...
Yada yada... *has Lohan as of Herbie Fully Loaded as mental image*
Too right... She's young Britney Spears!
I see it.
that car at the edge of the picture is a different car that just got in our shoot. The car is in teh middle of the lot.
I didn't even see that honestly.
lol, I have succeeded in making a TRUE invisible car!
How do I know it's even there?
Its a joke based off the story called "the emperor's new clothes"
What? Aren't you smart enough to see the car (that's not there)?
yeah! I made that car! (jk)
:-) I loved that story as a kid. But it has HUGE political implications in this day and age.
He is joking!
yeah i am.
Yeah lol
4 years agoReply
oh its true
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Or of course you could just through a good looker in the view and unless its a really awesome car, most guys at least wont notice it.
Example of car that would draw MY attention away:
what????? really???? that's bad... :( this is one of the best looking car from that era...!!!
In a positive manner
Example of a car that would draw MY attention away:
Jeese. I bet I can roller skate faster...
you most probably do... good bet
Have at it.
I love top gear! Mostly because the short one was the host of Brainiac.
And the tall one was the host of Robot Wars.
Really? I never watched Robot Wars, but I think I can speculate on the content.
Aww, it is not working...
Just go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJfSS0ZXYdo, then
Just go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJfSS0ZXYdo, then
I take it you're a fan of the Stingray? Me too.
Very much so. I've set a Two Year Plan to save up enough money to buy a C3 from 1980-82, repaint it, drop a new flex-fuel engine in it (out of a Suburban maybe?), completely redo the interior, paint it blue with silver racing stripes and go be awesome in it :D If I had the money I'd get a C2, or even better, a split window ('64) :D Needless to say I want the cheapest POS I can get that the body is still in decent shape.
(Unless, of course, they've been lucky enough to have already found their perfect lady.)
Quite makin' me jealous!!
Quit fail.
Side on view:

 http://thechive.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/invisible-car-2.jpg

if its not photoshopped, then where are the shadows? yeah...
on the first photo they are definitely there , but on the second , its dark and no ambient light is present , and as its wire frame , the shadows will be almost invisible
Under the car. Under the artist's chin. Under the picnic table in the upper left background. From the consistent position of those shadows, I infer that the picture was taken pretty close to local solar noon, presumably to get the best lighting. You can also take a look at the other links I posted below, which show different views of the vehicle in position, including one where the forced-perspective is out of alignment. For the wire sculpture car, the picture(s) were taken at night with a flash. If you have ever done any exterior night photography, then you will already be familiar with the lack of shadows, since the flash induces shadows directly behind the subject. If you don't know that, then I'm not sure that you have the expertise necessary to judge whether something's been digitally modified or not.
nice, lighting burn
Sometimes the only thing you can do is link to the relevant xkcd...
:-) As much fun as inserting "no pun intended" randomly in conversation.
But I see them...
Haha! It is so funny that the wire car actually got tickets from the police!
Has anyone seen another angle on her car? If it was mine there would be a whole lot more pictures out there. I'm not ready to believe it quite yet....
From any other angle, in fact even from some other distance, the image wouldn't look anything like "transparent." It would just be a weirdly painted car. Take a look at the Forced-Perspective I'ble for another example of the same technique.
That's exactly my point - I'm still thinking this might be a little less than honest until I see one of those 'this car isn't invisible at all' pictures.
The first picture demonstrates camouflage. Still her disclaimer is pretty much summed up in the article with: Ms Watson, a second year student, said: "I was experimenting with the whole concept of illusion but needed something a bit more physical to make a real impact."
Ah! Yes, I see your point, and it makes sense. In the I'ble I posted, the author explicitly included pictures from other angles to demonstrate the power of the illusion.
I guess that, since it was meant to be art, rather than an engineering or graphic design tutorial, such practicalities would detract from the artistic merit of the endeavor.
Warning! Sarcasm alert!
I guess that, since it was meant to be art, rather than an engineering or graphic design tutorial, such practicalities would detract from the artistic merit of the endeavor.
Warning! Sarcasm alert!
It took some searching, but I found a blog with two pictures, as well as a link (via rabble.ca) to an off-alignment picture from her local paper.
The wire car looks awesome
come someone explain to me exactly was has happened in the first picture is the car painted?
Yes, by the woman in the picture.
Didn't you read the links?
Didn't you read the links?
I failed to see any a literal connection that says the car was painted
The first two lines of the first link read;
"A design student made a battered old Skoda "disappear" by painting it to merge with the surrounding car park."
"A design student made a battered old Skoda "disappear" by painting it to merge with the surrounding car park."
it was in bold too D:
Wow L
It took me a minute to figure out what the second car was. I'm like... there's no way that's not Photoshopped. Nevermind. It's wire.


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Nucor CEO: Funding Of Heartland Institute's Climate Denial 'Is Entirely Appropriate'
By Brad Johnson, campaign manager for Forecast the Facts.
Nucor Corporation (NUE), the third largest U.S. steel manufacturer, is defending its support for the Heartland Institute's climate denial efforts. In a letter to a private shareholder, Nucor chairman and CEO Daniel R. DiMicco embraced the anti-science advocacy group, describing the $502,000 in recent contributions earmarked for Heartland's climate program as "entirely appropriate":
Of course, the entire purpose of the Heartland Institute is to prevent people from finding solutions to climate change.
In his letter, DiMicco blamed Forecast the Facts, the group mobilizing Americans against corporate support for Heartland, for ruining the organization's reputation. His letter was written on May 3, just days before the Heartland Institute launched a billboard campaign equating everyone who believes in global warming to the Unabomber and Osama bin Laden. A letter from the shareholder to Nucor about the Unabomber billboard has not yet received a reply. Greenpeace has launched a petition to DiMicco calling on him to end his support for the Heartland Institute.
DiMicco's annual compensation is more than $8 million a year. He is also on the board of Duke Energy, a major electric utility that supports action on climate change.
Who are the "world's leading scientists and economists" claimed by Heartland and cited by DiMicco? Heartland president Joe Bast helpfully provided the list. Forecast the Facts has created this table of the supposed experts listed by Bast, alongside representative quotations revealing them to be ideological conspiracy theorists:
|Heartland's "Highly respected scientists, political leaders, and economists"
|Vaclav Klaus, president of the Czech Republic
|"I'm convinced that after years of studying the phenomenon, global warming is not the real issue of temperature. That is the issue of a new ideology or a new religion. A religion of climate change or a religion of global warming. This is a religion which tells us that the people are responsible for the current, very small increase in temperatures. And they should be punished." [Fox News, 12/18/2009]
|John Sununu, former chief of staff for president George H.W. Bush
|"The natural cooling period of the '50s and '60s turned into the warming period of the '80s and '90s, and with the help of increased C02, a plant nutrient, instead of mass starvation, we had no problem growing enough food for the rapidly increasing world population, and we continue to find and make more efficient use of our other critical resources. But the anti-growth, anti-development crowd are a hardy bunch. They won't give up. As nature switched from global cooling to global warming, so did they." [Heartland Institute, 3/10/2009]
|James Inhofe, U.S. Senator
|"My point is, God's still up there. The arrogance of people to think that we, human beings, would be able to change what He is doing in the climate is to me outrageous." [ Voice of Christian Youth America, 3/7/2012]
|Dana Rohrabacher, U.S. Representative
|"Because the Kyoto Treaty and much of the suggested environmental legislation would decimate jobs in southern California, constituents may be interested to learn of the growing scientific consensus that global warming is not manmade, if it is in fact even occuring." [House.gov, ]
|James Sensenbrenner, U.S. Representative
|"We see in these emails that ended up being on the Internet that the people who say that there's man-made global warming end up saying that this data is contrary and we've actually had global cooling in the last ten years." [House.gov, 12/7/2009]
|George Allen, former U.S. Senator
|"I'd love to be the deciding vote to say EPA's not going to regulate CO2." [Constitutional, 4/2/2012]
|Harrison Schmitt, former U.S. Senator and Apollo 17 astronaut
|"You know as well as I, the 'global warming scare' is being used as a political tool to increase government control over American lives, incomes, and decision making." [SpaceRef, 11/14/2008]
|Cory Bernardi, Australian Senator
|"The more you read into this situation, the more the claims that man-made carbon dioxide emissions are responsible for our warming climate do not add up. However to deny man's contribution is to risk the wrath of those looking for a set of circumstances to suit their own agendas." [Cory Bernardi, 4/21/2007]
|Roger Helmer, member of the EU Parliament
|"It is now treated as sacrilegious to even question the dogma that leads the environmentalists to endlessly repeat what has been brainwashed into them by the establishment media. Could it not be that people are labouring under enforced adherence to a program of mass deception?" [Roger Helmer, 7/31/2010]
|John Theon, retired NASA senior atmospheric scientist
|"I have publicly said I thought Jim Hansen should be fired. But, my opinion doesn't count much, particularly when he is empowered by people like the current president of the United States. I'm not sure what we can do to have him get off of the public payroll and continue with the campaign or crusade. I think the man is sincere, but he is suffering from a bad case of megalomania." [Media Research Center, 3/11/2009]
|Richard Lindzen, professor of meteorology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
|"The remarkable centrality of carbon dioxide means that dealing with the threat of warming fits in with a great variety of preexisting agendas–some legitimate, some less so: energy efficiency, reduced dependence on Middle Eastern oil, dissatisfaction with industrial society (neopastoralism), international competition, governmental desires for enhanced revenues (carbon taxes), and bureaucratic desires for enhanced power." [Cato, 4/1/1992]
|George Kukla, senior research scientist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University
|"The only thing to worry about global warming is the damage that can be done by worrying. Why are some scientists worried? Perhaps because they feel that to stop worrying may mean to stop being paid." [Gelf Magazine, 4/24/2007]
|William Gray, emeritus professor of atmospheric science at Colorado State University
|"It's sort of a religion. People are substituting environmentalism for religion: humans are bad people doing harm. People don't follow Christianity as much any more, so they need a new religion. So there's an almost religious belief that people feel we have to change the way we do things." [Houston Chronicle, 4/2/2008]
|Roy Spencer, U.S. Science Team Leader for instruments aboard NASA's Aqua satellite
|"Climate alarmists will waste more than just American money. Regulators in the developing world push to enforce stronger air-pollution rules, which expands the role of government and provides job security for bureaucrats, while ignoring the downside of diverting too much of the taxpayers' money away from other, more worthy goals." [Roy Spencer, 2/26/2012]
|Patrick Michaels, senior research fellow at George Mason University and former state climatologist for Virginia
|"We know how much the planet is going to warm. It is a small amount, and we can't do anything about it." [Business Week , 8/16/2004]
|Willie Soon, astrophysicist, Solar and Stellar Physics Division of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
|"The evidence in my paper is consistent with the hypothesis that the Sun causes climatic change in the Arctic. It invalidates the hypothesis that CO2 is a major cause of observed climate change – and raises serious questions about the wisdom of imposing cap-and-trade or other policies that would cripple energy production and economic activity, in the name of 'preventing catastrophic climate change'." [Heartland Institute, 3/1/2009]
|Stanley Goldenberg, meteorologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
|"It is a blatant lie put forth in the media that makes it seem there is only a fringe of scientists who don't buy into anthropogenic global warming." [Washington Times, 12/27/2008]
|Nir Shaviv, professor of physics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
|"Alarmism over climate is of great benefit to many, providing government funding for academic research and a reason for government bureaucracies to grow. Alarmism also offers an excuse for governments to raise taxes, taxpayer-funded subsidies for businesses that understand how to work the political system, and a lure for big donations to charitable foundations promising to save the planet." [Wall Street Journal, 1/30/2012]
|Henrik Svensmark, physicist at the Danish National Space Center
|"In fact global warming has stopped and a cooling is beginning. . . No climate model has predicted a cooling of the Earth – quite the contrary. And this means that the projections of future climate are unreliable." [Jyllands-Posten, 9/9/2009]
|William Kininmonth, former head of Australia's National Climate Center
|"For more than a decade public opinion on human-caused global warming has been moulded by pronouncements from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and its army of acolytes. . . There is rising recognition that introduction of a carbon tax under the guise of "cap and trade" will be personally costly, economically disruptive to society and tend to shift classes of jobs offshore. Moreover, despite rising carbon dioxide concentrations, global warming seems to have taken a holiday." [The Australian, 4/29/2009]
|Bob Carter, adjunct research fellow at James Cook University
|"The means by which the public has been convinced that dangerous global warming is occurring are not subtle. The three main agents are: the reports from the IPCC; incessant bullying by environmental NGOs and allied scientists, political groups and business; and the obliging promulgation of selectively alarmist climate information by the media. Indeed, the combined alarmist activities of the IPCC, crusading environmental NGOs, some individual leading climate scientists and many science agencies and academies can only be termed a propaganda campaign." [Quadrant, 11/1/2008]
|Yuri Izrael, former first vice-president of the World Meteorological Organization
|"In this situation of uncertainty, it appears the Kyoto Protocol is costing trillions of dollars. That is what has to be spent to stop the increase of greenhouse gas emissions. Yet even if such astronomical sums are spent, success is not assured." [Telegraph, 9/3/2010]
|Andre Illarionov, former chief economic advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin
|"For 70 years, Russia suffered from Communism and Marxism, and it incurred huge losses. And now they want us to accept another form of totalitarian ideology . . . We have received no single argument in favor of [the Kyoto Protocol] except political pressure. No link has been established between carbon dioxide emissions and climate change." [RBC, 5/19/2004]
|Gabriel Calzada, associate professor of economics at King Juan Carlos University
|"Many consider it as the most important scientific fraud in recent decades and do not hesitate to propose its candidacy as fraud of the century. I am referring to the consensus of dangerous manmade climate change, the big bad wolf with which politicians and ecologists have been intimidating us for over twenty years to protect their draconian policies." [Belt Iberica, 12/2/2009]
|Robert Mendelsohn, professor of economics at Yale University
|"More expensive abatement programs do not guarantee more benefits, and spending trillions of dollars on abatement over the next few decades is simply wasting resources, given what we now understand about climate change. Current negotiation efforts should focus on designing efficient programs, not on committing resources to foolish initiatives." [The Greening of Global Warming, 1999]
|James O'Brien, professor emeritus at Florida State University and former state climatologist for Florida
|"Nearly all of the physical climate scientists I know agree that minor limiting of carbon dioxide by the Kyoto Protocol will not stop the climate changes caused by the observed increase in carbon dioxide. And, I caution you not to believe the non-fact that CO2 is poisonous to our planet. Plants, forests, and crops all love the stuff. Carbon dioxide makes forests grow. If we limit CO2 too much, we will harm our agriculture." [JohnDaly.com, 7/15/2002]
|David Legates, professor of geography at the University of Delaware and former state climatologist for Delaware
|"Global warming alarmists would have governments impose significant regulations with tremendous economic implications. The Bush administration is under attack simply for stating that the science is uncertain whether human-induced global warming is occurring. At the same time, scientists that add credence to that assertion are being silenced." [Marshall Institute, 8/26/2003]
|George Taylor, former state climatologist for Oregon.
|"The "Climategate" incident continues to reverberate, revealing what appear to be willful acts to suppress dissenting views, restrict publication of dissenting material, and otherwise control the discussion of AGW." [Answers, 6/3/2010]
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Re: Letter to Peter C. Browning dated April 10, 2012
Dear Mr. :
Thank you for your letter to Mr. Peter Browning referenced above as Lead Outside Director of Nucor Corporation ("Nucor"). We appreciate your concern and we have discussed the issue. Please accept the following in response to your inquiry.
As you can see from Nucor's website, We take environmental issues very seriously, including the debate surrounding "climate change." (See http://www.nucor.com/responsibility/environment/issues/Warming/) Nucor has been at the forefront these issues and of improving the carbon intensity of steel making. We have correctly noted that countries acting alone to regulate carbon do so at their own economic peril. In fact, such actions likely worsen the global environment by migrating emissions from regulated countries to non-regulated countries. Global issues require global solutions; but, solutions that do not provide true answers cannot be supported by Nucor and should not be tolerated by society.
It is most likely that the information that formed the basis of your inquiry concerning the Heartland Institute ("Heartland") had its genesis with a group entitled "Forecast the Facts," whose activities are chronicled at http://fakegate.org/the-heartland-institute-replies-to-forecast-the-facts/. As you can read from the webpage, much of the uproar is a result of stolen and fabricated documentation. Contrary to your assertion, Heartland "does not 'deny the existence of climate change.'" "It supports research and scholarly debate on the causes and effects of climate change." In fact, Heartland spokespersons have said repeatedly that: (i) "some warming occurred in the second half of the twentieth century," (ii) "there is evidence of a small human impact on climate," and (iii) that "carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas." Heartland's views are only controversial because they encourage more debate before governments make policies restricting greenhouse gas emissions and governments and industry spend trillions of dollars. (For more information, go to http://heartlandorg/about.)
The issues surrounding the "climate" debate are real and difficult questions to answer, but Nucor has been consistent in its support for scientific answers instead of political consensus. Heartland is just such an institution, "bringing together the world's leading scientists and economists to study the issue." It is entirely appropriate for Nucor and other like-minded companies and groups to fund The Heartland Institute. Working together we will find solutions, so that our best days are still ahead of us.
Daniel R. DiMicco,
Chairman and CEO
Nucor Corporation
cc: Peter C. Browning, Lead Outside Director
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After the "billboard incident" who can say with a straight face that Hearland supports research and scholarly debate? They have just labeled most researchers and scholars as being equivalent to murderers and tyrants. Who thinks that someone who has been libeled in way would expect Hearland to engage in a 'scholarly" debate?
I'm really surprised about DiMicco here. Nucor produces steel with a far smaller carbon footprint than its integrated mill competitors, since Nucor relies on scrap feeds instead of ore and coal. Most of Nucor's mills produce very little air pollution, as they rely on baghouses for air emissions, and do careful sorting of mercury and other toxins from auto scrap.
Nucor could leverage their competitive advantage in the marketplace, incuding, especially, compared to Chinese steel.
DiMicco is an excellent executive. Maybe he just needs to educate himself, and find the opportunity here.
Don't you just love how he used quotes around "climate change" and "climate"? Bah! Clearly he's just another denier.
When people recycle their steel cans and other steel products, it often goes to Nucor. If a minority of these volunteer recyclers should walk away from sending metal to Nucor, because of Nucor's net corporate damage to the planet, then Nucor can become a far poorer company. Somebody else will probably jump into the financial hole left by Nucor.
Nucor in Louisiana now means AGW and other pollutants are parts of the Jindalstan family of freedoms demanded by extremist Republicans and Christians. "A handful of proposals that chip away at provisions of the state's ethics code received the backing of Gov. Bobby Jindal … The Republican governor, … made strengthened ethics laws a centerpiece of his first term in office … allow public hospital board members' relatives to be hired … allow members of a Baton Rouge port commission and their family members to sell grain to a grain elevator overseen or owned by the commission" ("Jindal signs new exceptions to La. ethics code into law"; MELINDA DESLATTE, The Associated Press; dailycomet.com, 6/13/12).
The Heartland provocation is serving its purpose of smoking out the prevaricators and fair weather nutters, and consolidating the support of the hard core. The total volume of funds will, I would surmise, remain the same. After all the Rightwing agit-prop asylums require little popular support, save from the hard Right and the Dunning-Kruger fraternity, and rely on the Kochtopus and that mollusc's numerous political stooges to have their malign effect.
Doesn't Rmoney/Romney specialize in parting out corporations that have lost their focus and making big bucks on the Share holders backs?
Nucor has a mini-mill in the industrial area close to the port of Seattle and immediately adjacent to the residential neighborhood of West Seattle. It uses renewable hydropower to for its electric arc furnace. The mill is clean, non-polluting, and provides good jobs in the area.
Furthermore, Nucor appears to be a highly innovative company that is willing to compete in the world market. It certainly seems like the type of business that the US needs to keep workers in the US and maintain competitiveness.
So the real issue for CEO DeMicco is what do we need to do so that ALL of Nucors' mills operate like the Seattle mill?
My thoughts are that we need to level the economic playing field. It isn't fair for a good company like Nucor that abides by US domestic pollution control laws has to compete with foreign firms that are not hamstrung.
The delicious irony is that Nucor Steel is going to build a new steel production plant along the Mississippi River in Covent, Louisiana (St. James Parish)at a location that just might be flooded out by rising sea levels in less than a hundred years. I wonder if the share holders know about this?


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