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Q: Access property chain as string I'm building a JS metadata generator so we have access to strongtyped entities and properties. I do this by generating a Metadata prototype and adding a Entities prototype into it. I then populate that prototype with all of our entities such as Metadata.Entities._Customer which returns 'Customer' as a string and Metadata.Entities.Customer which lists all of its properties.
However the issue becomes when you have nested properties like entity.entityRef.property. What I want to call is Metadata.Entities.Customer.Category.Description and have it return 'Category.Description'.
If possible I want to avoid generating every possible route since our metadata can get very extensive, so I was hoping to know if javascript is capable of fishing out the last bit without having to give it as a string literal (it kinda voids the purpose of wanting to make it more strongtyped) in which case I can simply have Metadata.Entities.Customer.Category point to Metadata.Entities.Category to access its properties.
var Metadata= {
    Entities: {}
};
Metadata.Entities._Customer = 'Customer';
Metadata.Entities._Category = 'Category';
Metadata.Entities.Customer = {};
Metadata.Entities.Category = {};
Metadata.Entities.Customer.Category = Metadata.Entities.Category;
Metadata.Entities.Cateogry.Description = 'Description';

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Golf star Charles "Chick" Evans, Jr. (1890 - 1979) was not one to sit on his laurels; busy as he was, he sat himself down and penned this whimsical history of golf for the Vanity Fair readers. The essay was titled "The Royal and Ancient Game", which we have broken up into several printable file sizes for your enjoyment. This article appeared not too long after the publication of Chick Evans' Golf Book: The Story of the Sporting Battles of the Greatest of All Amateur Golfers (1921).
Much to his credit, in 1930 Evans had successfully launched a college scholarship program for eligible golf caddies. The Evans Scholarship fund continues to this day and has, up to this writing, sent over 8,000 golf caddies to college.
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"The Golfmobile provides an ideal solution for two new golfing problems: a growing shortage of caddies and a crop of time-pressed golf lovers, headed by President Eisenhower, who frequently uses a Golfmobile to cut playing time in half."
"The Tamarisk Country Club in Palm Springs, California was one of the first to employ a fleet of the 'bugs' and now many courses throughout the country are doing the same."
The attached 1933 and 1934 photos will give some indication as to what golf clothes looked like during the early Thirties. Depicted in the first image are four actors of the Hollywood tribe: Adolphe Menjou (clad in plus-fours), a slovenly Johnny Weismuller, Bruce Cabot and Richard Arlen.
Full-cut trousers were the rule of the day, as can clearly be seen in the second photo that was indifferently ripped from the browning pages of "Delineator Magazine", which also shows a smashing linen shirtwaist dress that was worn on the Bermuda links.
The two page article attached herein addresses the meteoric rise of the American golf legend Bobby Jones (1902 � 1971). Said to have been a child prodigy in the game, he made his mark early, winning the 1923 U.S. Open against Bobby Cruickshank (1894 � 1975) at the age of 19. Trophies came to him effortlessly during the course of the following six years and, judging from the question posed above, the golf journalists were right: Bobby Jones was losing interest in the game - he would leave competitive golf the following year.
Attached you will find a number of black and white images illustrating the general look for 1950s golfers - and if you've been looking for an article that explains the fashion sense of every single retired U.S. President for te past fifty years, you may have found it.
The fashions illustrated herein also provide today's costume designers with a sense of how retired crooners preferred to look as well.


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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa– The New Bohemian Innovation Collaborative (NewBoCo) announced today it has received a $50,000 grant from Telligen Community Initiative (TCI), a private, Iowa-based charitable foundation. These funds will support the addition of health care-focused lessons into NewBoCo's K-5 CoderDojo program.
NewBoCo's K-12 Education programming supports Iowans of all ages by providing the training and skills necessary to thrive in an increasingly technical world. One of its most cherished K-12 programs is CoderDojo, a free, biweekly offering of hands-on STEM activities for K-5 students. Due to the pandemic, CoderDojo has been held virtually and will continue to be so for the foreseeable future. The pandemic has shown NewBoCo that virtual STEM programming is a vital part of our children's education. It's also made it clear that students need more access to education that introduces them to the health care industry, both so they can understand the world they live in and so that they can explore becoming a health care professional in their future.
Grant funding from the TCI will allow NewBoCo to hire a STEM Education Fellow to develop and test health care-focused CoderDojo stations and fund the equipment and materials necessary for such stations.
"Introducing children to STEM education at an early age is crucial to helping inspire them to explore STEM careers across many industries when they grow up," said Aaron Horn, NewBoCo's Executive Director. "Support from TCI to expand our CoderDojo program to include a focus on the health care industry will help inspire the next generation of innovative health care workers in our community.."
This support for CoderDojo was one of only 18 grants selected for TCI's 2020 Iowa and Illinois-based funding cycle, which awarded a total of $700,590 in grants to nonprofit organizations in these states ($359,290 to Iowa and $341,300 to Illinois).
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Robert Molenaar of Animal Rights calls the video nauseating. "What you see is that ducks are thrown into crates, that they are kicked and chased and that they feel a lot of stress, fear and pain through the catch teams' actions. That can not be allowed", he said to the broadcaster.
According to veterinarian Arabella Burgers, this company is breaking the law. "You can not allow the animals to suffer unnecessarily, no extra stress can be caused when catching them or during transport. If that does happen, it involves animal abuse." She thinks the poultry farms in question should be prosecuted or fined.
Every year around 8 million ducks are slaughtered in the Netherlands, mainly for export to Germany, France and Great Britain. There are about 10 companies on and around the Veluwe that raise ducks, and then transport them to the only duck slaughterhouse in the country - Tomassen Duck-To in Ermelo.
In a statement Tomassen Duck-To said that the treatment of the ducks may look harsh and clumsy, but that the catching teams are professionals who know how to treat the animals in most cases. The video was shown to the poultry farms in question, but they did not want to respond, according to RTL Nieuws.
Gertjan Tomassen, director of Tomassen Duck-To, told ANP that the claims made against his company are false. According to him, animal abuse is "absolutely not an issue". "All our departments are equipped with camera surveillance, so we know exactly what is happening. What Animal Rights is doing is criminal", he said. According Tomassen, there is constant supervision by Dutch food safety authority NVWA. "There are inspectors around here all day." He is considering taking legal steps against Animal Rights. "We are looking at what we are going to do about this. This is very annoying. I now keep getting calls from angry customers."
Dutch food and consumer product safety authority NVWA called the behavior seen on the video "totally unacceptable". The companies can expect a visit from the regulator soon. "We also want to talk to the sector ourselves", spokesperson Benno Bruggink said to RTL. "To make it clear that this is not acceptable." The rules are clear, he said. "Animals must be transported in such a way that they do not suffer and that no injuries occur. That is clearly the case here."
Companies that buy the ducks' down for pillows and duvets are furious about the state of affairs, according to RTL. "I find that this can not be allowed", a spokesperson for duvet manufacturer Yumeko said to the broadcaster. "Down is a by-product of the meat industry, and in that context we have to think about animal welfare. Bed manufacturer Auping is shocked by the video. "There seems to be evidence of animal suffering and that can not be allowed", a spokesperson said. The company will take immediate action and enter into discussions with the suppliers.
Supermarket chain PLUS announced that it will immediately remove all products from Tomassen from its shelves. "We've seen the images and they speak for themselves. It is unacceptable. We called the supplier and are very shocked", PLUS said, according to ANP. The products that were removed from the shelves will be given to local food banks.


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Next movie sequel - I guess would be a sequel to "Gone In 60 Seconds" .................
could be called "From 60 Seconds to 5 Years or how I got caught"..................or some such nonsense...................................................................................................
susan_cd
What movie sequel are you waiting for that they ain't making?
[q]Flesh Gordon .. have no idea what the sequel would be called tho.. laughed my ass off at the total insanity of that one [/q]
Too late, there's already a sequel to Flesh Gordon. Don't have anymore info on it tho, you'll have to do a search on the 'net.
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My After Dinner Toke with Andre: Now What Were We Talking About Again?
"The Return Of the Titanic" aka "My Story, tale of an Iceburg"
I thought they made that as a pre-quel, "The Big Chill".... I haven't seen it yet tho so I may be wrong.
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History of the World... Part 2
That's a good movie, but my fave Brooks movie is Silent Movie; with Young Frankenstein a close second.
I believe The Producers is coming to MTC next month.
And he's back, by no demand whatsoever.
Maybe they will do a documentary about the study that linked autism to vaccine has been retracted due, in part to dishonesty.
http://children.webmd.com/vaccines/news/20100202/study-linking-autism-to-vaccine-retracted
Study Linking Autism to Vaccine Retracted
Retraction Follows U.K. Finding of 'Dishonest, Irresponsible' Study Methods
By Daniel J. DeNoon
WebMD Health NewsReviewed by Louise Chang, MDFeb. 2, 2010 -- The venerable British medical journal The Lancet has retracted a 1998 study suggesting a link between autism and childhood vaccination with the measles-mumps-rubella MMR vaccine.
The Lancet tells WebMD that it has retracted "10 or 15" studies in its 186-year history. The retraction follows the finding of the U.K. General Medical Council (GMC) that says study leader Andrew Wakefield, MD, and two colleagues acted "dishonestly" and "irresponsibly" in conducting their research.
The Lancet specifically refers to claims made in the paper that the 12 children in the study were consecutive patients that appeared for treatment, when the GMC found that several had been selected especially for the study. The paper also claimed that the study was approved by the appropriate ethics committee, when the GMC found it had not been.
"We fully retract this paper from the published record," The Lancet editors say in a news release.
The retraction means the study will no longer be considered an official part of the scientific literature.
BMJ, formerly known as the British Medical Journal, has competed with The Lancet since 1840. BMJ editor Fiona Godlee says she welcomes the Lancet retraction.
"This will help to restore faith in this globally important vaccine and in the integrity of the scientific literature," Godlee says in a news release.
In 2004, 10 of Wakefield's 13 co-authors disavowed the findings of the 1998 study. Although the study never claimed to have definitively proven a link between the MMR vaccine and autism, sensational media reports ignited a public panic. MMR vaccinations fell dramatically.
More rigorous studies have found no link between autism and the MMR vaccine. Last year, the U.S. "vaccine court" rejected U.S. lawsuits claiming that there was a plausible link between the vaccine and autism.
Who said anything about vaccines and autism???? I merely said I'd like to see a follow up to the research by Edward Hooper, who wrote the book THE RIVER, where he details how Korpokowski's CHAT (polio) vaccine was cultivated on chimp kidneys, and this contaminated vaccine was given to a million Africans from 1957-1960. Its just a coincidence that this area including Stanleyville became the epicenter of the chimp HIV/AIDS epidemic. No need to get all hostile Susan. Hope I didn't burst your bubble or rain on your parade. If you haven't seen the documentary, why are you so critical?
Critical? You suggested they do a documentary, I suggested another idea for a different documentary.
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Firms have limited resources that cannot be allocated efficiently to the market as a whole, but can be targeted to selected customer groups. Market segmentation is the process of dividing a market into distinct customer components. Selected products and services that best meet the needs of a selected customer group are targeted to that particular segment in a marketing strategy. Market segmentation and product-targeting concepts help management efficiently allocate scarce resources as part of a comprehensive strategy to expand revenues and profits.
Michigan fresh asparagus marketers were interested in profiling asparagus consumers in the Northeast and Midwest with regard to preferences, purchases, preparation, and consumption. A computer-assisted survey was conducted with a total of 1126 respondents representative of the population on average in 12 selected states in the Northeast and Midwest. Even though the U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends adults consume three servings of vegetables daily, on average over the 2 weeks before taking the survey, 62% did not. Only 39% of the persons in the sample ate fresh asparagus in the 4 weeks preceding the survey. Twenty-five percent ate it steamed on the stovetop. The conjoint analysis accounted for 63% of the variance in asparagus preference with attribute relative importance decreasing from price (42.0%), to brand (29.9%), to spear diameter (23.5%), to spear segment (4.6%). Light users consumed fresh asparagus at least once in the 4 weeks before the survey, during the peak fresh asparagus season. The potential to increase consumption in this large group (28% of the sample but 71% of asparagus consumers) is tremendous. They placed high relative importance on price per pound and will likely be the more price-sensitive group. If their consumption can be increased by one more asparagus consumption event per month, it could increase asparagus demand by 14%. Results show there is good market potential for a prepackaged fresh asparagus product in the Northeast and Midwest.
Flower color is a dominant attribute of fresh flowers, likely playing a key role in purchase preference. Several prior studies showed flower color preference differed by gender, but other information on color preferences is sparse. Data for this study were collected by the Ipsos-National Panel Diary Group for the American Floral Endowment, which maintained an extensive panel of consumer transactions from 1992 to 2005, including floral purchases. Multinomial logit analysis of single-stem cut flower purchases showed that men and women differed in their cut flower color preferences but that flower color preference also varied with demographic characteristics and by occasion. We grouped colors into six categories: BluePurple, RedBronze, PeachPink, White, Yellow, and Other. The highest percentage of flowers purchased were RedBronze (34%), whereas the lowest percentage of flowers were Yellow (10.01%) with Other flower colors accounting for less than 5% of purchases. Although women used a more diverse color palette, both men and women were more likely to buy RedBronze flowers for an anniversary and buy PeachPink flowers for Mother's Day. Between 1992 and 2005, women were less likely to purchase PeachPink flowers and men were less likely to purchase RedBronze over time. Overall demand for BluePurple and Yellow flower colors increased over time, whereas the demand for other color categories decreased over time.
Competition among floral retailers has promulgated industrywide structural changes while giving consumers more choices in locations for purchase. Consumer panel data collected by the American Floral Endowment from 1992 to 2005 were used to evaluate consumers' choice of different floral retail outlets among box stores (BS), traditional freestanding floral outlets (TF), general retailer (GR), other stores (OS), and direct-to-consumer (DC) channels. Since 1992, market share and percentage of transactions decreased through TF but increased for BS. Mean expenditure per transaction in TF was higher than in BS and GR. Consumers who made floral gift purchases were more likely to patronize TF, but those who bought floral products for themselves were more likely to purchase from BS. Consumers patronizing TF or DC were more likely to buy arranged flowers rather than unarranged flowers. Consumers who purchased foliage plants and outdoor bedding or garden plants were more likely to buy them from BS. Reasons consumers who choose BS and GR cited for using those outlets included convenience and lower prices, whereas consumers who purchased from TF and DC cited delivery, reputation, and service as major drivers impacting their use. Demographic and geographic differences were also identified among consumers using the aforementioned outlets.
Christmas tree and poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) sales are static or declining nationally and in Michigan. The objectives of this project were to evaluate a "buy local" educational media campaign ("Make it a Real Michigan Christmas") designed to increase sales of poinsettias and Christmas trees. Consumer online surveys were administered four separate times (Oct. 2011, Jan. 2012, Oct. 2012, and Jan. 2013) to collect measures of awareness and knowledge both before and after each year's educational media campaign. The survey asked Michigan residents about their Christmas tree and flowering plant purchases for the holiday, Christmas attitudinal questions (scored on a five-point Likert scale), awareness of this campaign, and demographic information. There were 1712 respondents, roughly split into a quarter per survey. Most measures of demographics and purchasing habits were very similar across the four sampling times. A little over a quarter (28% to 30%) purchased a Christmas tree the previous holiday, 16% to 20% which were live trees and 9% to 10% were artificial trees. Roughly a third (31% to 39%) of respondents purchased live poinsettias the previous holiday. "Make it a Real Michigan Christmas" had 3.3% to 5.0% of consumer awareness. Factor analysis identified two key attitudinal dimensions of the Christmas holiday. Factor 1 was described as a dimension of live Christmas trees being difficult, whereas Factor 2 showed a dimension of live trees being worth the effort. Participants were segregated into four clusters based on their factor scores. Emerging groups were either low/high on factor 1 (live trees are difficult) and/or factor 2 (live trees worth the effort). Few demographic differences were identified between the four groups, indicating they are relatively homogeneous in demographic composition. The largest group produced in the cluster analysis was 44% of the sample (cluster 1) and those consumers were more focused on the difficulty of live-tree purchases while the smallest group (6%, cluster 3) had factor scores less than 0 for both attributes.
Marketers invest nearly 8% of their advertising budget on in-store marketing because >70% of all buying decisions are made at the point of purchase. Older consumers, especially Baby Boomers (typically classified as persons born from 1950 to 1965) have long been considered a core target market for horticultural products. However, some industry concerns have arisen with regard to the lack of purchasing among younger age cohorts, especially Gen X (born 1966–77) and Gen Y (born 1978–90). Brands help to create the perception of added value while also differentiating products from competitors. Often, brands are one of a few pieces of information consumers use to make product choices. We conducted an online survey in May 2014 to investigate the role of age cohort and brand recognition on the likely to buy (LTB) rating of two herb and two vegetable transplants. We showed study participants images of 16 plants, varying the container color (white, green, and yellow), plant type (basil, parsley, tomato, and pepper), plant brand (generic and three national brands), and price. About equal numbers from three age cohorts (Boomers, Gen X, and Gen Y) were represented in the sample of 566 plant purchasers. We observed that more Boomers had seen (recognized) Brand P, whereas more Gen X and Gen Y participants had seen Brand L. Subjects who had seen the plant brands before the study had a higher mean LTB rating for branded plants compared with those who had not seen the plant brands before the study. Furthermore, both Gen X and Gen Y were more LTB branded plants compared with Boomers. In the conjoint analysis, we found that plant type was the most important product attribute. Price and brand were similarly important but also less important than plant type. All three attributes were more important than container color. Having no brand on the container detracted $0.20 from the perceived value of the plant while the brands added up to $0.15 to the perceived plant value. Future marketing strategies which include branded plants at the point of purchase likely will increase perceived product value and LTB, especially among younger consumers.
The objectives of this study were to survey Midwest consumers to assess their willingness to buy alternatives to Impatiens walleriana given the confirmed presence of Impatiens downy mildew (IDM; Plasmopara obducens) in Michigan landscapes in 2012. An Internet survey queried consumers from four states (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio) and questions consisted of likelihood to buy, purchasing characteristics considered, impatiens purchases in 2012, and demographic questions. Roughly 500 participants per state responded and almost three-fourths (73.8%) of respondents said they planted impatiens in their landscape in 2012. Of the 16.4% who said their plants did not look healthy at the end of the growing season, 69.3% self-identified the plant as having IDM symptoms. Purchasing characteristics that had the highest mean scores were bloom period, flower color, and longevity, whereas the lowest mean scores were for compact shape with no spindly growth, fragrance, and locally grown. Three impatiens alternative species were acceptable alternatives (scored a positive utility in the conjoint analysis) for shade-tolerant species. Begonia semperflorens was the most preferred followed by Browallia speciosa and then Impatiens hawkeri. Solenostemon scutellarioides was the least preferred. Three impatiens alternative species also scored a positive utility in the conjoint analysis and would serve well for partial shade-tolerant species. Heliotropium arborescens was the most preferred followed by Salvia splendens and then Lobelia erinus. Hypoestes phyllostachya and Iresine herbstii were preferred least as impatiens alternatives. The attribute with the highest relative importance was species for both conjoint analyses, whereas the price attribute was the least important.
We determined the influence of demographic characteristics and floral knowledge (measured as product experience) on the type of floral product purchased. A sample of 401 Pennsylvania residents was divided into fresh flower and flowering plant consumer segments. Results of discriminant analyses showed the two segments were moderately distinct. Purchasers of fresh flowers were younger and more likely employed outside the home than those who purchased flowering plants, but the latter had more blooming plants in their homes than did consumers of fresh flowers. Consumers of flowering plants and of fresh flowers did not differ in their level of floral knowledge or demographic characteristics. Minor differences were found between the two segments that were not substantial enough to justify distinct marketing strategies.


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On October 16, Abrams Press will release Monsters Of The Week: The Complete Critical Companion To The X-Files. Written by A.V. Club contributor Zack Handlen and former A.V. Club TV editor Todd VanDerWerff, the book adapts and updates the duo's popular TV Club Classic recaps, supplementing them with cast and writer interviews, illustrations from Patrick Leger, and a new foreword by X-Files creator Chris Carter. Read on for Zack's take on season five's "Bad Blood," followed by commentary from the episode's writer,&n ... [Continua a leggere]
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SyFy (USA)
The new book Monsters of the Week: The Complete Critical Companion to The X-Files, delves into the long history, deep lore, and behind the scenes developments of one of the most popular cult series of all time. Written by Zack Handlen and Todd VanDerWerff, the two meticulously dissect the entire run of The X-Files episode-by-episode, as well as the feature films and revival series, alternating between a back-and-forth dialogue and joint synopsis. Throughout the book are breakout passages where the two share their conversations with creator Chris Cart ... [Continua a leggere]
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ONE of his stars is on the record as saying she won't come back for more episodes, but that doesn't mean it's the end.
"I'M VERY pessimistic right now," The X-Files creator Chris Carter says over the phone from Vancouver. He's worried about the state of the world. This is a man whose imagination has envisioned so many apocalyptic scenarios, portrayed on his iconic sci-fi series, but it's real-life that has him terrified. "I think we are heading into very strange times to do with so many of things people are talking about," Carter tells news.com.au. "I have a fascination with biological terrorism right now. There was a former CIA chief who said there are three ... [Continua a leggere]
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In the run-up to The X-Files season 11's DVD and Blu-ray release on Monday the 23rd of July, we chatted to co-creator Chris Carter.
Ahead of The X-Files season 11's DVD release on July 23rd, we spoke to the show's creator, Chris Carter, about sci-fi influences, real-life UFOs, and the real reason the cult classic still draws us in after 25 years… How are you doing, Chris? I'm doing great, thanks. I'm actually in Vancouver – kind of on a working vacation, but I'm not in production. Oh, of course – there's an X-Files exhibition on there right now, isn't there? (It ran until June 30th at Back Gallery Project, which is run by Carter's fri ... [Continua a leggere]
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25 years after its debut, The X-Files remains beloved by a legion of diehard fans. Iconic FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully are arguably sci-fi royalty, so it's no surprise that they returned for an eleventh season of out-there cases following 2016's successful mini-series revival. Image Engine was previously called upon to bring the stunning and surreal sights of season 10 to life, which included everything from crash-landing UFOs to secretive alien autopsies. The crew was again brought on board for The X-Files season 11 – a much larger effort, with more episodes and a ... [Continua a leggere]
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The truth is out there. And next week, the man behind that famous TV slogan will be out here.
Chris Carter, the creator of the X-Files, will be in Vancouver later this month for a special meet and greet event at downtown Vancouver's Back Gallery Project. Carter's visit will coincide with the closing of Back Gallery's latest X-Files exhibition, titled "The Making of The X-Files". The exhibition boasts a unique piece of memorabilia from the popular Fox drama: FBI agent Fox Mulder's entire basement office, complete with his folder-covered desk, his "I Want To Believe" poster, his moon landing photo, his filing cabinet stuffed with par ... [Continua a leggere]
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The X-Files Season 11 Ending Explained
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Series creator Chris Carter helps us answer some of the lingering questions from The X-Files season 11 finale.
The world is safe from an alien pathogen… for now. The four-part "My Struggle" saga has come to a shocking conclusion that has huge implications for The X-Files if the series is to continue beyond season 11. There's no guarantee Fox renews the series, though series creator Chris Carter told us he's optimistic there will be more X-Files stories to tell, even if Gillian Anderson is true to her word and has indeed made her last appearance as Dana Scully. Before we even begin to consider what the series would be like without Scully (and ... [Continua a leggere]
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Warning: This post contains massive spoilers about The X-Files' Season 11 finale. Proceed accordingly.
The X-Files taketh away… and The X-Files giveth. Wednesday's Season 11 finale ended on a giant cliffhanger: Though the pandemic in Scully's visions was averted, it came with a price — the apparent death of her son, William/Jackson, at Cigarette Smoking Man's hand. When a grief-stricken Mulder lamented that his son was dead, Scully sadly corrected him: The boy was, indeed, Cigarette Smoking Man's child, created with technology (which explains his ability to blow people up using just his mind) and implanted in her all those years ago. But the ... [Continua a leggere]
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The Hollywood Reporter (USA)
The star talks with THR about the big twist in the season 11 (and possibly series) finale.
Did The X-Files just kill off one of its longest-running characters?Throughout 11 seasons and two feature films, Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) were able to rely on their boss, Assistant Director Walter Skinner (Mitch Pileggi). Although the relationship was occasionally strained — including this season as Skinner kept his reluctant ties to the villainous Cigarette Smoking Man (William B. Davis) quiet — no one has been a better ally to the wayward duo. But during Wednesday's season (and possibly series) finale, it appeared that the character sa ... [Continua a leggere]
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The X-Files finale: Chris Carter explains that shock ending
James Hibberd
Entertainment Weekly (USA)
Is this the end of The X-Files? And if so, who's really dead? And who's not? What's the story with that pregnancy shock? Below The X-Files creator Chris Carter takes our burning questions about the season 11 finale in the wake of speculation about the show's future and star Gillian Anderson's declaration that she's finished playing Dana Scully. WARNING: Spoilers ahead! ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Okay, first: Walter Skinner. Just seeing his limp foot isn't very conclusive — at least, in terms of TV rules. So are we to ass ... [Continua a leggere]
EXCLUSIVE: X-FILES CREATOR CHRIS CARTER TALKS SEASON FINALE DEATHS, SPIN-OFFS AND MORE
It's been a whirlwind 10-hours of The X-Files Season 11, and with "My Struggles IV" the Mulder/Scully party looks to be over. While there are certainly some cliffhangers, the revelation about Mulder and Scully's miracle child also felt pretty satisfying. In our last The X-Files postmortem of the season (series?), we chatted with creator and episode writer/director, Chris Carter, about the four-part "My Struggles" arc, who the heck is actually dead, and what the future holds for the series. Did it feel different this year bringing the season to a close? Chr ... [Continua a leggere]
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"When you're used to having that playful banter with someone, when they're suddenly honest, it takes you aback," episode writer Karen Nielsen says. "It's, 'Oh, we're actually going to have a real conversation about this.' Sometimes those things can be scary."
[This story contains spoilers from the March 14 episode of The X-Files.]When first-time The X-Files scribe Karen Nielsen wrote Wednesday's episode, "Nothing Lasts Forever," she set out to tell a character-based piece. "I wanted to have some character moments with Mulder and Scully — that was super important to me," says Nielsen. "I thought it would be interesting to have Scully reflecting on her religion. My sister is very Catholic, and I'm not. So I liked the dynamic of Scully being very Catholic and Mulder not; I related ... [Continua a leggere]
EXCLUSIVE: X-FILES WRITER KAREN NIELSEN GOES INTO THE GORE AND EMOTIONAL GLORY OF 'NOTHING LASTS FOREVER'
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Leave it to Chris Carter and company to make the penultimate The X-Filesepisode of the season arguably the most viscerally gory of the whole series, and yet the most emotionally bare we've ever seen Mulder and Scully be towards each other. "Nothing Lasts Forever" is the very first X-Files script written by Season 10 and Season 11 script coordinator, Karen Nielsen. One of only six invited participants in the prestigious Canadian Film Centre's Bell Media Prime Time TV Writer's Program, Nielsen actually first worked with The X-Files executive ... [Continua a leggere]
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Assenza di dialoghi, parole rivolte principalmente a strumenti tecnologici: nell'undicesimo episodio di X-Files Mulder e Scully non girano intorno alla questione. Stiamo abusando della tecnologia e perdiamo di vista ciò che conta davvero.
Non avrebbe potuto essere collocato in un punto migliore, questo episodio di X-Files sui rischi della tecnologia, la depersonalizzazione, la morte - lenta e graduale - del contatto umano. A questo punto dell'undicesima stagione, è come la proverbiale ciliegina sulla torta. Chris Carter e Glen Morgan ci regalano un episodio da manuale. Un episodio che contiene tutte le idiosincrasie della società contemporanea, che ammonisce su tutti i rischi delle tendenze attuali e che ci dice, senza mezzi termini, che la tecnologia deve restare al servizio dell'uomo, e non cambiarlo. Fra ... [Continua a leggere]
EXCLUSIVE: WRITER BENJAMIN VAN ALLEN EXPLAINS MR. CHUCKLETEETH AND PREVIEWS UPCOMING EPISODES OF THE X-FILES
This week's episode of The X-Files, "Familiar," felt very much in line with a horror film: witchcraft, child murders, and the scariest children's entertainers since John Wayne Gacy. Almost as scary is the realization that there are only two new episodes of The X-Files left -- possibly forever. We spoke with Benjamin Van Allen, who wrote "Familiar," but is also a staff writer on this season. He told us about the terrifying origins of Mr. Chuckleteeth and Bibble-Tiggles, and how William fits into this episode. He also gave us a preview of what we can expect from the last two epis ... [Continua a leggere]
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10 Best Kayaking Destinations In Connecticut
There is a reason why Connecticut is a charm for tourists – it is densely packed with unique attractions, breathtaking natural beauty, and watersport activities. If you are interested in outdoor fun especially a watersport activity in the US, grab your kayak and follow us as we take you through kayaking in Connecticut.
Kayaking in CT is not just having fun on the water and keeping fit but also a brilliant way of reconnoitering the gorgeous nature around you. Whether you are learning to kayak currently or have taken several kayak camping trips before, Connecticut gives all a chance to explore the soft motion of the water and the bountiful marine life and capture beautiful shoreline photos.
If you are preparing for a kayaking adventure, then here are the 10 best-kayaking destinations in Connecticut to get you started.
1. Bigelow Hollow State Park & Nipmuck State Forest
Bigelow Hollow State Park and the adjoining Nipmuck State Forest offer attractive spots for recreational activities like hiking trails, water sports, and enjoying the scenic landscapes. There are boat launches at Bigelow pond and Mashapauq Lake, which enables novice kayakers to enter the water effortlessly.
The park does not offer rental services, so kayakers will need to come with their own kayaks or rent from a different locality. If you have a kayak roof rack, then transporting your craft to the site will be a piece of cake.
2. Squantz Pond State Park
Squantz Pond State Park offers the best paddling in southwestern Connecticut. This park is great for novice kayakers and even kids to try out. Boating and swimming from the gorgeous sandy beach bounded by spectacular wooded hills provide an abundance of scenery to admire while hitting the waters.
Rental services are available for kayaks and canoes and so are boat launches for easier access to the water. You are also provided with some of the best kayak accessories you might need, which makes Kayaking in CT and especially in Squantz Pond so much fun.
3. Cockaponset State Forest and Pattaconk Lake Recreation Area
Cockaponset State Forest is the second-largest state forest in Connecticut. It offers a variety of recreational activities for visitors to enjoy the allure of the land, woods, and watercourses within the forest.
The Pattaconk Lake Recreation Area is fairly picturesque along the lake and gets remote and craggier towards the north. The lake recreational area floods with visitors during the summer months. Make sure you know how to paddle a kayak properly to simply avoid crashing into other boaters in the area.
4. Mount Tom State Park
Mount Tom State Park is among the oldest parks in Connecticut and is renowned for the crag within its borders. It is a perfect spot for a diversity of summer activities like hiking, lake swimming, summer kayaking, picnicking, non-motor boating, and even scuba diving.
There is a pebble tower on top of the crag that marks a 1325 feet summit above sea level and 125 feet higher than its Massachusetts counterpart, which is a favorite destination for hikers.
5. Lighthouse Point Park
Lighthouse Point Park is an 82-acre park on Long Island Sound of Ponce Inlet. The natural beauty of this land displays nature trails, picnic grove, swimming, bird sanctuary, tower, surveillance area and provides a pet-friendly area for dogs to swim.
This is one of the few parks where dolphins regularly show up on the shoreline, gopher tortoises can be seen in sandy areas, and a diversity of wildlife like raccoons, skunks, possums, armadillos, shorebirds, and birds of prey frequent.
6. Bluff Point Coastal Reserve
Bluff Point Coastal Reserve offers guests a pleasant combination of ligneous hiking and biking trails extending into Long Island Sound. It provides a variety of recreational activities and features gorgeous wild floras.
The mixed desolate reserve supports wildlife creation like raccoons, deer, and woodland birds. Dogs are allowed to use the trail but on the condition that they are kept on a tether.
7. Mashamoquet Brook State Park
Mashamoquet Brook State Park is a wooded park popularly known for water sport activities and camping. Hiking paths and fishing areas are available here.
You will be mesmerized by the topographies of the Wolf Den and the two natural rock formations; the table rock and Indian chair. Two open campgrounds are hosting a sum of 73 campsites where you can set up a tent for a night or two.
8. American Legion & Peoples State Forests
American Legion and Peoples State Forests are located on opposite sides of the Farmington River's West branch in Barkhamsted. The wild waters and scenic rivers entice kayakers and anglers from all over the state and even the surrounding states. Hunting, fishing, and winter sporting activities are allowed here within the timbered magnificence all year round.
9. West Rock Ridge State Park
West Rock Ridge State Park is a crescent-shaped sliver park seated in 1700 acres of land and positioned in four towns, Hamden, Woodbridge, Bethany, and New Haven. It is the only desert park situated near a key city and is now the second-largest park in CT.
This park will enable you to have an outstanding view of approximately 200 square miles on various locations of New Haven Harbor and Long Island Sound. Some trajectories here allow mountain biking, horseback riding, and cross-country walking. Kayaking and canoeing can be done at Lake Wintergreen.
10. Stratton Brook State Park
Stratton Brook State Park was established in 1949 and became the first wheelchair-accessible state park in Connecticut in 1996. It offers recreational activities like picnicking, biking, kayaking, skiing, fishing, and swimming in exquisitely forested scenery.
Kayaking in Connecticut is an experience you don't want to miss. As you can see, this part of the universe has a wide variety of places to take your boat for a ride.
All the spots listed above will assuredly give you the experience to remember. Tag a buddy along and enjoy the trip together. Don't forget your camera too or this whole trip didn't happen!
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by Brett Stevens on September 18, 2019
Number of abortions in US falls to lowest since 1973
One reason for the decline in abortions is that fewer women are becoming pregnant. The Guttmacher Institute noted that the birth rate, as well as the abortion rate, declined during the years covered by the new report. A likely factor, the report said, is increased accessibility of contraception since 2011, as the Affordable Care Act required most private health insurance plans to cover contraceptives without out-of-pocket costs.
More likely, it is the availability of Plan B pills everywhere. You can simply interrupt conception the next morning when you sober up and realize that you should not have the double McMuffin if you are going to be pregnant. Guttmacher — a far-Left organization — wants to argue for more free healthcare because, well, they are Leftists, and all Leftists want wealth and power transfer from the naturally capable to the neurotic, indecisive, and self-worshiping herd.
Voting age should be lowered to 16 to avert climate breakdown, think tank says
Climate change can be used to justify everything that the Left wants. Now they want children to vote because children are more emotional and therefore, will respond to whatever everyone else is panicking about and panic too, allowing the Left and its lapdog media to sweep into power.
MIT scientist Richard Stallman resigns in the wake of his Jeffrey Epstein remarks
The 66-year-old leader of the free software movement, which promotes the freedom of developers to use and share their computer programs, recently argued in an email thread last week that Marvin Minskey, the late AI pioneer and longtime MIT professor, was unfairly accused of sexual assault and that one of the underage girls in Epstein's sex trafficking operation likely presented herself as "entirely" willing to have sex.
We are firing people for opinions in email threads now? The manic conformity has reached instability. In a sane society, we would be able to accept differences of opinion instead of harping on the Bad Guy of the day, a role occupied of late by the recently-deceased Jeffrey Epstein.
Young White Liberals Helping to Turn Red State Cities Deep Blue
People hop between cities. Having fled high-tax states, they learn nothing, and vote for the same stuff that ruined the place they came from before. We might see this as an extension of solipsism, which includes the idea that something is right because they desire it, independent of consequences in reality. Now a horde of illegal immigrants and California/NY Leftists are descending on red state areas. In democracy, apparently, you win by doing things the wrong way so long as those things are popular, and the vulnerable — young, women, disabled, minorities — are especially swayed. We will have to vote our way out of this to the point where we no longer can, and then the Boogaloo begins.
Health fears prompt Swiss 5G revolt
But far from the clash of the titans, a growing number of Swiss are voicing alarm at possible health effects from exposure to the electromagnetic rays radiating from the new antennae, and are threatening to put the issue to a referendum in the country famous for its direct democratic system.
Concerns arose early, and industry quashed them. Like banning Holocaust denial or race-crime-IQ statistics, this backfired. Now the movement gains momentum and will sensibly demand that industry show that its new technology is not harmful, instead of going with the previous standard of assuming that new technology was not harmful unless demonstrated to be so.
Couple leaves Baltimore for Lancaster after attack
In diversity cities, the lack of social trust has caused social disorder so profound that parasitic criminality has become the norm, and this means that people are leaving. Much like the exodus from high-tax states, this shows us the future of high-minority cities: they will become impoverished wastelands like Detroit and Newark. We can avoid this by ending diversity, or setting up "Chinatowns" where each ethnic group administers its own system, and does not benefit from taxes taken from any other. Otherwise, we can look forward to an America where all of the big cities today will simply be welfare states paid for — for how long? — by the remaining productive people who will live elsewhere.
US-Russia nuclear war would kill 34 million people within hours and is increasingly likely, Princeton study concludes
We are rediscovering Cold War wisdom. The world has several hot spots where superpowers (or wannabe superpowers) could clash. Taiwan, Korea, Western Europe, the middle east, and the Arctic could all escalate to the use of tactical nuclear weapons, or atomic devices used against soldiers and military infrastructure, which would in turn intensify into the use of strategic thermonuclear devices, which are launched against cities and economic infrastructure. NATO was created so that a significant conventional deterrent existed that would keep the Soviet Union from invading, because if war breaks out and one side is losing, it will likely employ tactical nukes in order to keep from being overrun. No one wanted to mention it then, but behind the Soviet Union was the hand of China, which would like nothing more than a war to exhaust the West and Soviets, at which point it would attack the winner and double its territory and wealth. Two groups have invaded us without provocation, the Muslims and the Mongols, whose present-day descendants live on in China and in ideological form in the Asiatic system of mass mobilization and bureaucracy. For us to ever live well, we will have to defeat China and Russia and remove them from our presence, then defeat our own use of the insane Asiatic systems of bureaucracy, mass mobilization, and symbolic unity. As Colonel Kurtz warned us, if you think too deeply about this issue, you end up scribbling "Exterminate all the brutes!" on your thesis and going native in the jungle.
Norway mosque shooter Philip Manshaus killed stepsister over her 'Chinese origin', police say
Chinese people do no belong in Norway. Manshaus may be a troubled person, but he is the effect and not the cause. Diversity is the cause. End diversity and live in sanity; preserve diversity and self-destruct.
What does it take for China to take Taiwan's Pacific allies? Apparently, $730 million
China is still agitating for conquest of Taiwan, which is the small island to which the Nationalist Chinese — American allies, using the same philosophy as the Axis but with more personal freedoms — retreated after the great Communist herd takeover in the late 1940s. Taiwan out-performs the People's Republic of China (PRC) on a per capita basis. This reveals how despite its successes, the hybrid Communist system still represents a lower level of function than capitalism, strong leadership, and hierarchy. In preparation for the conquest of Taiwan, China has begun buying up former allies of Taiwan and will then stage some kind of victimhood performance where the PRC pretends that Taiwan is the aggressor, which will somehow justify an invasion. If this happens, the USA will be drawn into the war. Trump's strategy of decoupling from the Chinese economy positions the USA to be able to respond, since it will no longer depend on China for military and industrial items, and this decreases the risk of war by making it clear to China that it will face an adversary that it cannot easily defeat. Only the threat of destruction stops power-hungry Communist expansion, and this destroys Communist societies because they rely on the Asiatic idea of mass mobilization through ideology in order to function. Without an enemy, they collapse because their systems fundamentally do not work very well.
Remove hook-nose sign language gesture, Jewish group demands
According to the dictionary, there are three ways to sign the word "Jew". The term can be represented by stroking over the chin – an action used in British sign language – or by displaying pipe curls with the fingers or gesturing with the finger over the nose.
While many of us like to be sensitive to the type of thinking that produces anti-Semitism and racism because these modes of thought tend to become runaway reactions that dominate all other thinking, it is worth admitting that this debacle is hilarious and shows humanity in denial of nature. People with Eurasian heritage have curved noses; people with Eurasian heritage and some North African admixture will have large curved noses. Jewish girls get them removed during the summer before they turn sixteen in most American cities. Not all Jews are born with these because of admixture after the formation of the Jewish people, but it is one of the things for which they are known because it is an inherent physical trait of their genetic mix. Instead of seeing this as a threat, people should look toward the philosophies that blame Jews for the failures of democracy, individualism, and equality (D.I.E.) in the West. Those are doubly dangerous: they cause murder of scapegoats, and also miss the actual problem, destroying two groups for the price of one.
Boris Johnson confronted by angry father on hospital visit: 'The NHS has been destroyed'
The NHS was destroyed because the NHS is self-destroying like all socialized medical systems. When you create greater supply, demand rises to meet it, mainly because now people do not have to worry about their own health; instead, they simply pass the cost on to society (an externalized cost). Currently, the NHS keeps itself solvent by declaring some people unable to be treated, giving others poor quality care, and using long wait times to drive people to simply go buy their own health care. It functions well for the impoverished, who are "in the system" and therefore start getting regular care and cannot be turned away because they have no other options. As usual, it is not a better system, but wealth transfer following the egalitarian model.
Dutch Saint Nicholas parade to replace blackface with 'sooty faces'
Political correctness wins again, but less than before. Instead of replacing a historical tradition, which would constitute a triumph for the forces that hate their national culture, the Dutch opt to transition into people with "sooty faces," which is still "offensive" to the perpetually-offended but not as offensive. As usual, diversity pits groups against one another, and each group enjoys destroying the traditions of the other as a symbolic victory that increases their own power. You will have no peace and no future with diversity.
What Trump reveals in saying Hispanic supporter 'looks more like a WASP than I do'
Madman magician Trump weaves his illusion from public statements of conformity paired with private signals of what is coming next. Under the guise of praising diversity, he introduced the idea of WASPs as the American root back into public debate. Why else would you praise someone for looking like a WASP? Oh right, he's more American that way… which means that Americans are and always will be defined by our ethnic Western European roots. In the meantime, he has not degraded anyone's culture, merely pointed out that the future of America has to be consistent with WASP rule and WASP cultural and genetic dominance.
3 teens killed in potential "stand your ground" case: "He had no recourse but to defend himself
As diversity spirals downward into increasing chaos, we are going to see more of these. Homeowners have figured out how to defend themselves in such a way that the laws protect them, and in white areas, people are demanding stronger laws allowing this. We know that government has failed us and law enforcement can do nothing but arrive late and pick up the bodies. This means that the Wild West is back, and people will shoot even if the perpetrator is an ethnic minority, where under the Obama years there was more fear of doing such a politically incorrect thing.
Canberra 'doesn't know difference' between Chinese ownership and investment
Politicians love investment because it means more tax money. This means that they turn a blind eye to slow foreign takeovers because politicians can use that tax money to bribe the voters with more "free" stuff and therefore stay in power.
Weakened Netanyahu vows to block coalition backed by 'anti-Zionist Arab parties'
History will record that the demographic bomb exploded in Israel first. With enough Arabs voting to influence elections, the Right will never win again, only pale imitations of the Right and later, nothing but Leftists. These will allow the Arab population to grow to the point where the only electable leaders will be Arab within a generation. Israel now faces the choice between civil war or self-destruction.
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Q: vectorize a search function matlab looking for an efficient way to vectorize a search
say A is 2 by 4 array
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and B is a 1 by 1000 array
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How do I get the corresponding row 2 values of A for array B. Looking for a vectorized efficient solution, I have an if loop that works but not efficient.
Thanks
I currently have
A(2,A(1,:)==B(:))

but this doesn't work as both arrays have different sizes.
Thanks

A: You can use the second output from the ismember function, like this:
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A = [24 25 26 1; 0.2 0.97 34.2 4.5]
B = [1 24 24 24 24 25 25 25 26 26 1];

%Use ismember to get matching indexes
[~, ixs] = ismember(B, A(1,:))

%Use indexes to get desired result
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He forced his way into the school by breaking a window, officials said. Asked whether the children suffered, Chief Medical Examiner Dr. H. Wayne Carver paused. "If so," he said, "not for very long."
The terrible details about the last moments of young innocents emerged as authorities released their names and ages — the youngest 6 and 7, the oldest 56. They included Ana Marquez-Greene, a little girl who had just moved to Newtown from Canada; Victoria Soto, a 27-year-old teacher who apparently died while trying to hide her pupils; and principal Dawn Hochsprung, who authorities said lunged at the gunman in an attempt to overtake him and paid with her life.
The tragedy has plunged Newtown into mourning and added the picturesque New England community of handsome Colonial homes, red-brick sidewalks and 27,000 people to the grim map of towns where mass shootings in recent years have periodically reignited the national debate over gun control but led to little change.
Faced with the unimaginable, townspeople sadly took down some of their Christmas decorations and struggled Saturday with how to go on. Signs around town read, "Hug a teacher today," ''Please pray for Newtown" and "Love will get us through."
The tragedy brought forth soul-searching and grief around the globe. President Barack Obama planned to visit Newtown on Sunday. Families as far away as Puerto Rico planned funerals for victims who still had their baby teeth, world leaders extended condolences, and vigils were held around the U.S.
Police shed no light on what triggered Adam Lanza, 20, to carry out the second-deadliest school shooting in U.S. history, though state police Lt. Paul Vance said investigators had found "very good evidence ... that our investigators will be able to use in painting the complete picture, the how and, more importantly, the why." He would not elaborate.
Lanza shot to death his mother, Nancy Lanza, at the home they shared, then drove to the school in her car with at least three of her guns, forced his way in and opened fire, authorities said. Within minutes, he killed 20 children, six adults and himself.
Education officials said they had found no link between Lanza's mother and the school, contrary to news reports that said she was a teacher there. Investigators said they believe Adam Lanza attended Sandy Hook Elementary many years ago, but they had no explanation for why he went there Friday.
Richard Novia, the school district's head of security until 2008, who also served as adviser for the school technology club, of which Lanza was a member, said he clearly "had some disabilities."
"If that boy would've burned himself, he would not have known it or felt it physically," Novia said in a phone interview. "It was my job to pay close attention to that."
There was also 27-year-old teacher Victoria Soto, whose name has been invoked as a portrait of selflessness and humanity among unfathomable evil. Investigators told relatives she was killed while shielding her first-graders from danger. She reportedly hid some students in a bathroom or closet, ensuring they were safe, a cousin, Jim Wiltsie, told ABC News.


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Auditions were held at Franklin Park Arts Center on March 26, 2018
After a ten-year hiatus, the Loudoun Arts Council has revived its Excellence in the Arts awards program for teens in the visual, literary, and performing arts. Students in grades 10 to 12 competed in this year's program, culminating in a lively day of auditions at Franklin Park Arts Center. Emerging artists in dance and theatre took the stage, as well as vocal and instrumental musicians. Literary and visual artists also submitted work for evaluation. Visual arts entries were displayed at Round Hill Arts Center during the month of March for judging. The winning pieces are now on exhibit at StageCoach Theatre in Ashburn through May 5th.
"Pin-Up," mixed-media sculpture by 1st Place Visual Arts award-winner Annabel Nelson
Named after the late arts advocate Gale Waldron, the Excellence program recognizes outstanding youth achievement in the arts, and was accomplished in partnership with the Friends of Franklin Park Arts Center, Round Hill Arts Center, Piedmont Arts Foundation, StageCoach Theater, and dozens of individual arts supporters, from Loudoun County and beyond. This year's applicants included several homeschooled students as well as youth from 12 area public and private schools. "The first year of getting a program off the ground is the hardest," according to LAC President Jill Evans-Kavaldjian. "You spend most of your energy just getting the word out," she says. Evans-Kavaldjian is happy with the response from contestants and community. "I'm so grateful for everyone who helped," she says.
LAC Vice President (and former President) Heather Stillings spearheaded the effort to revive the arts awards program, first launched in the 1990s, and seems pleased with this year's competition. "It's so great to offer these talented young people help with their work at a time in their lives when it's so important," she says. "Next year will be even better."
The public is invited to StageCoach for a free Excellence showcase and reception on May 5th, where the winners will present a selection of their work. The reception will start at 11am. Winners will then present their musical and dramatic selections, as well as poetry readings and the screening of an original video. Excellence winners will also receive their cash awards from the LAC — $5,750 in total.
StageCoach Theatre is located at 20937 Ashburn Road, Ashburn, VA 20147.
The 2018 Gale Waldron Excellence in the Arts Award-Winners:
1st: Kara Heidorn
2nd: Arran Ponté
1st: Jeremiah Morrison
2nd: Ronan York
Honorable Mention: Paravi Das
1st: Nicole Fetterman
2nd: Allison Lane
1st: Caitlin Blake
2nd: Georgia Orphanides
1st: Katherine Markle
2nd: Noah Hamadé
Honorable Mention: Anna Kasun
1st: Annabel Nelson
2nd: Sejung Kim
Honorable Mention: Jeremiah Morrison
1st: Paravi Das
Honorable Mention: Mikayla Connolly and Katherine Markle


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Because the event processor does not concern itself with what the function does, the general responsibility of the action's meaning is inverted from other systems. For example, in a MIDI processor, the processor would look at incoming data and decide based on the initial byte whether to start a new note, or modify some internal state. As a result, there is a fixed set of possible event actions. To expand the kinds of events, one has to modify what kinds of messages the MIDI processor is able to understand, as well as change what information is in the event message.
Instead, Pink events rely on the message creator to determine what the action will be. The event processor is only concerned with applying a function at a given time and nothing more. For example, given a MIDI note on message with note number 64 and velocity 127, the MIDI processor might read the message, determine that the channel maps to synthesizer-a, create a new instance of synthesizer-a, then add it to the engine's list of active audio-functions.
In Pink, the responsibility is reversed. Instead of creating a message that maps to an action, the user embeds the action into the event itself. To achieve the previous example, a Pink event would have an f arg of engine-add-afunc. The args to the event would be what would be necessary to create an instance of synthesizer-a. When the event is processed, the processor would fire the engine-add-afunc function, using the synthesizer-a instance that is created from the arguments given.
Because the user engine user is in control of what happens at the given time, the core engine code can remain very small and simple, while at the same time being extremely expressive. Pink provides the very basic mechanisms of events as well as convenience functions for commonly used actions. However, the user is not limited to any pre-determined notion of what can be done by an event, and is free to customize their events as they wish.
Events in Pink are higher order events, meaning that event arguments may themselves be functions. This capability at the event-level provides the same benefits as passing functions to functions does in higher-order functions. On a musical level, this allows for more flexible designs of audio-functions as well as greater reuse.
For example, a violin is a string instrument. It is often used by bowing it with a violin bow. Performers can vary the speed and pressure of a bow while performing. Performers may also use other techniques, such as plucking the string, hitting the string with the back of the bow, and so on. In all of these cases, the instrument itself has not changed, but rather the input into the instrument.
In Pink, because an event is able to take in other functions, one can design an audio-function to take in arguments and pull values during the processing of the audio-function. For example, rather than pass in a value for pitch, such as a frequency of 440 hz, one can pass in an audio function that will give time-varying values. This allows for an audio-function acting as an instrument to be re-used to perform any variety of ways the user likes. It also allows for the user to build up a library of audio-functions specifically for control and reuse them between instruments.
In this event, and env unit-generator is used to vary the pitch from 440Hz to 880hz over a 0.5 second period. On the first time an event was called, that env instance would be already created when horn was called. Everything would render fine that first time, but if the event was reused, the env instance would have been in a state where it had already rendered for 0.5 seconds.
Will always call (env [0.0 440 0.5 880]) and call the horn function with that each time that event is fired.
In general, if one is using higher-order events, it is likely one will want to use the !*! function. The use of !r! will most likely come into play when doing temporal recursion with events (where an event performs some action, then schedules another event calling the same function). In that scenario, it is useful to pass in some kind of reference like a tempo atom or done atom, such that while performing one can affect the recursive event stream.


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Mike Schulz brought his skills as a graphic designer to Grand Valley's Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI) in 2008 during his sophomore year when he began assisting with efforts to market what at the time was an entrepreneurship minor and certificate.
Schulz was hired as an office assistant when CEI was expanding beyond their capacity as an academic center. As time progressed, and CEI sought to be a hub for entrepreneurship beyond campus and connect with West Michigan, Schulz transitioned into a role as primary marketer and designer.
"One of the things we did in order to connect with the community and create content– so that people knew what we were talking about and how we could help– was create Neu Magazine," Schulz said. "I made it my internship."
Schulz spent two days a week at Grand Rapids marketing firm Reagan Design + Marketing, where the team there helped him establish the branding, layout and grid of the magazine.
"It taught me a lot of amazing real world experience," Schulz said. "It was a really great opportunity for me as as student, to be able to walk out with two issues of a magazine that I had worked on."
Schulz's experience and ambition paid off. After graduating 2011, he took an internship at Glamour Magazine in New York City, where he was able to apply his experience with Neu. After the Glamour Magazine internship, he landed his first job at a marketing firm where he worked for high-end clients like Redken International. After a year in the Big Apple, Schulz made his way back to the Midwest and moved to Chicago. He now works as a graphic and web designer at mStoner, a strategy design tech consultant company geared toward higher education.
Schulz says that he is able to apply much of what he learned about entrepreneurship at CEI to his career as a designer.
"I definitely learned (that) creative thinking is not just marketing," Schulz said. "It's…coming up with amazing ideas to solve issues, whether it is a product or a service. And really, that is what design has become. We are more than just visual designers at this point… it's creatively thinking 'how can we make things better?'"
Along with exploring new technologies and mastering new processes with mStoner, Schulz is currently working on a graphic novel and pursuing a Masters in Digital Communication and Media Arts at DePaul University. He intends to someday bring the culmination of his experience and education to the world of academia.
"I want to be a professor. I had a really impactful experience as undergrad and I really learned the value of good teaching, so I would like to teach and give back to the community that way."


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The settlement at Port Phillip was less than twenty years old in 1851. With around 95,000 people, the colony was already considered a success and relied mainly on wool and wheat exports for its income. That this success had come at the expense of the lives and lifestyles of traditional owners of the land was only acknowledged by a few progressive thinkers.
With the discovery of gold in New South Wales in 1851, the new colony of Victoria lost many of its men to Bathurst. A reward was offered to the finder of gold within 200 miles (320 kilometres) of Melbourne. Within a few months Victoria had its own goldfields at Clunes and Warrandyte. These in turn attracted South Australia's male workforce and Victoria would soon lure many from New South Wales.
Victorians were eager to know what those in England would think of their good luck. The news travelled only as fast as ships could carry it but six months later they were not disappointed by the English response:
Australia possesses that which is better than gold. It has every natural advantage to make it the seat of one of the most powerful empires that ever existed on the globe. But it has one great want — that of human arms.
- Illustrated London News, 22 May 1852
Illustrated London News, 22 May 1852.
The Illustrated London News ran from 1842 to 2003. It was popular with people of varying levels of literacy because of its woodcut prints. It was also the first paper in the world to publish colour supplements in 1855.
Campaigns to promote emigration had existed for decades with moderate success in attracting settlers. Suddenly the 3 month journey to the other side of the world began to look far more attractive. In some weeks, 3000 men and women would leave Liverpool bound for Port Phillip. In the two years between 1851 and 1853, Victoria added another 150,000 men and women to its population.
The different groups of people that headed to the fields can be seen as Australia's first experience of a multicultural society. The idea that all were equal in the pursuit of gold was a revolutionary thought for many:
As they dig shafts next to one another, their outward appearance does not signify their previous importance, worth or mental attainments. A colonel pulls up the earth for a sailor; a lawyer wields not a pen but a spade; a priest lends a match to a Negro's pipe; a doctor rests on the same heap of earth with a Chinaman; a man of letters carries a bag of earth; many a baron or count has a drink with a Hindu, and all of them hirsute, dusty and muddy, so that their own mothers would not be able to recognize them. Many a one would not, a short while before, bother to look at a fellow with whom he now works. Here we are all joined by a common designation: 'DIGGER'. Only various shades of skin colour and speech denote nationality and origin, but it is impossible to guess previous station in life or background...
- Seweryn Korzelinski
Korzelinski, S 1979, Memoirs of gold-digging in Australia; translated and edited by Stanley Robe; foreword and notes by Lloyd Robson University of Queensland Press, QLD.
Over the same period, the colony's export value rose sevenfold, and it was not uncommon for goods to be either unavailable or sold at ten times their 1851 price. The range of problems led Lieutenant Governor Charles La Trobe to remark in private: 'I would to God that not a grain had ever been found'. By 1858 there were over 500,000 people in Victoria.
Immigration & ethnicity, eGold
Germans in Australia - Bernard Holtermann, Australian Screen
Bright visions of gold, a digger's kerchief, The La Trobe Journal
The dangers of 'Horrid Democracy', The La Trobe Journal
Guide to Australia and the gold regions, pamphlet
'The Diggins' poetically and pictorially portrayed, lithograph
population colony goldfields migration
Prospecting methods
Water and gravity were used to separate gold from dirt in the early days of the gold rushes.
Most observers were surprised that such a large population - most of them armed - were so well-behaved.
Victoria's sudden riches caused as much anxiety as celebration.


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