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Q: Acessar objetos diferentes de um Json com AngularJS Preciso listar todos os "posts" deste Json, mas não sei ao certo como acessar isso.
Estou tentando assim:ng-repeat="post in posts" mas ele me retorna apenas uma informação, pois preciso acessar o objeto "posts". Já tentei utilizar um ng-repeat numa div superior para poder em outra realizar o ng-repeat novamente com o parametro que quero acessar mas não funcionou também. Alguma luz para ter o "posts" em meu ng-repeat?
{
   "status":"ok",
   "count":10,
   "count_total":54,
   "pages":6,
   "posts":[
      {
         "id":2625,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
      },

      {
         "id":2626,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
      },

      {
         "id":2627,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
      }
   ],
   "query":{
      "ignore_sticky_posts":true,
      "posts":""
   }
}

A: Este teu Json tem erros de sintaxe
    {
   "status":"ok",
   "count":10,
   "count_total":54,
   "pages":6,
   "posts":[
      {
         "id":2625,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
            ]
      },{
         "id":2626,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
            ]
      },

      {
         "id":2627,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
            ]
      }
   ],
   "query":{
      "ignore_sticky_posts":true,
      "posts":""
   }

Para Mostrar por exemplo os Title: na pagina html pode fazer da seguinte forma:

 Title: {{post.title}}

A: Seu JSON tem um erro de sintaxe, o correto seria algo parecido com isso:
var data = {
   "status":"ok",
   "count":10,
   "count_total":54,
   "pages":6,
   "posts":[
      {
         "id":2625,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
         ]
      },
      {
         "id":2626,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
         ]
      },
      {
         "id":2627,
         "type":"post",
         "slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce",
         "url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/",
         "status":"publish",
         "title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!",
         "content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n",
         "date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54",
         "categories":[
            {
               "id":185,
               "slug":"noticia-2",
               "title":"Not\u00edcia",
               "description":"",
               "parent":0,
               "post_count":27
            }
         ]
      }
   ],
   "query":{
      "ignore_sticky_posts":true,
      "posts":""
   }
}

E para ler o objeto, você pode fazer assim, e ver a saída no seu console:
console.log(data);

Ou se quiser ver a estrutura.
console.log(JSON.stringify(data, false, "    "));

E se quiser ver parte dos dados:
 console.log(data.status)
 console.log(data.count)
 console.log(data.count_total)
 console.log(data.pages)
 console.log(data.query.ignore_sticky_posts)
 console.log(data.query.posts)
//etc...
//posts
for (var i in data.posts) {
     console.log(data[i].id)
     console.log(data[i].type)
     console.log(data[i].slug)
     console.log(data[i].url)
     console.log(data[i].title)
    //etc...
     for (var j in data[i].categories) {
          console.log(data[i].categories[j].id)
          console.log(data[i].categories[j].slug)
          console.log(data[i].categories[j].title)
          //etc...
     }

}

No AngularJS, você pode usar a cláusula repeat:
Controller:
var SeuApp = angular.module('SeuApp', [])
  .controller('SeuCtrl', function($scope) {

     $scope.data = { //... aqui seu json ... }
});

View:

Total: {{data.total}}

ID:     {{result.id}}

Título: {{result.title}}

URL:    {{result.url}}

Status: {{result.status}}

Acrecentando um exemplo, devido à novas informações:
  Utilizando a URL da API

Na HTML, coloque:
<!DOCTYPE html>

   <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>Exemplo</title>

Abaixo exibe os dados

          Dados: {{data}}

          Pegando um valor do status: {{data.data.status}}
          Pegando a coleção de post: {{data.data.posts}}
          Fazendo a lista:

result.title

result.url

A: Um pequeno ajuste na definição da coleção categories de cada item corrige o seu JSON, permitindo que o angular interprete corretamente o objeto.
Clique em ► Executar trecho de códigopara vê-lo funcionando:

function SampleController($scope) {

  $scope.data = {"status":"ok","count":10,"count_total":54,"pages":6,"posts":[{"id":2625,"type":"post","slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce","url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/","status":"publish","title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!","title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!","content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n","excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n","date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54","modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54","categories":[{"id":185,"slug":"noticia-2","title":"Not\u00edcia","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":27}]},{"id":2626,"type":"post","slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce","url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/","status":"publish","title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!","title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!","content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n","excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n","date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54","modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54","categories":[{"id":185,"slug":"noticia-2","title":"Not\u00edcia","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":27}]},{"id":2627,"type":"post","slug":"uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce","url":"http:\/\/flaviovicente.com.br\/uma-feliz-pascoa-para-voce\/","status":"publish","title":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!","title_plain":"Uma feliz p\u00e1scoa para voc\u00ea!","content":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n","excerpt":"
Feliz P\u00e1scoa pessoal! Que Jesus possa ser o centro das comemora\u00e7\u00f5es hoje! Aproveite, descanse, coma chocolate, confraternize com suas fam\u00edlias e seja feliz! Emoticon smile<\/p>\n","date":"2016-03-25 14:38:54","modified":"2016-03-25 14:38:54","categories":[{"id":185,"slug":"noticia-2","title":"Not\u00edcia","description":"","parent":0,"post_count":27}]}],"query":{"ignore_sticky_posts":true,"posts":""}};
}

          {{i.id}}
          {{i.slug}}


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#### Original name
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Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Bogotá, Colombia. Photo by Museum Nerd
Since moving to Bogotá, Colombia in 2016, I've still been going to museums and nerding out, but at a much more relaxed pace than the good old days in NYC when I'd frequently go to two or three museums in a day. Since the pace is slower, I thought maybe it's time to crack open the old blog and write a bit about Bogotá's fantastic museums for those who might want to visit and virtual tourists. Herein, I present the preview for what will obviously eventually be the book that makes me fabulously wealthy, Museums of Bogotá — a blog post series.
The first museum I shall write about is a bit lesser known, at least to tourists, because it's rather far off the beaten path. The quirky museum is a rather nifty "mini Guggenheim," as it was described to me once by a San Felipe gallery owner. Though not quite the inverted ziggurat that helped make Frank Lloyd Wright as much of a household name as any architect, Bogotá's MAC (Museo de Arte Contemporáneo) has some of the same swirly charm of that famous NYC institution.
Inside the Museum of Contemporary Art, Bogota. Photo by Museum Nerd
This tiny blurb is just an intro (and frankly a motivational challenge to myself). I'll be back soon to tell you about my past visits to the MAC, and perhaps I'll even trek over to the museum so I can give you the skinny on what's up right now–a grad student show, I believe. While you wait for more, go visit a museum, but stay tuned.
I haven't been to a museum for quite a while. I'd been to all the museums in Manhattan at one point, but now I'm one behind as I haven't even been to the new Whitney yet. I certainly plan to do so, but what museum in the world should I visit on a very limited budget traveling from New York City?
Leave the where and why in the comments if you have a suggestion of a place you think I probably haven't been.
Charles Marville's Paris coming to The Metropolitan Museum of Art
I'm excited for an upcoming show of about 100 photos of a newly haussmannized Paris which opens January 29th. Charles Marville, one of photography's early powerhouses, started taking photos in 1850 and twelve years later was appointed Paris's official photographer. His photos helped to ingrain the romantic, iconic Paris so many of us carry in our minds and draw forth when reading Emile Zola or imagining the Impressionists making their way through the city's streets.
Charles Marville (French, 1813–1879); Spire of Notre Dame, Viollet-le-Duc, Architect; 1859-1860; Albumen silver print from glass negative; 49.5 x 36.5 cm (19 1/2×14 3/8 in.)
The AIA/AAF Collection, Prints & Photographs Division, Library of Congress, D.C.
Not all of Marville's subjects were as lofty as Notre Dame, as evidenced by the following photo of a Jenning's System urinal outside of a theater.
Charles Marville (French, 1813–1879); Urinal, Jennings System, plateau de l'Ambigu
1876; Albumen silver print from glass negative; 26.7 × 36.4 cm (10 1/2 × 14 5/16 in.)
Musée Carnavalet, Paris; © Musée Carnavalet / Roger-Viollet
From the Met's press release:
Marville photographed the city's oldest quarters, and especially the narrow, winding streets slated for demolition. Even as he recorded the disappearance of Old Paris, Marville turned his camera on the new city that had begun to emerge. Many of his photographs celebrate its glamour and comforts, while other views of the city's desolate outskirts attest to the unsettling social and physical changes wrought by rapid modernization.
Charles Marville: Photographer of Paris
Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 Fifth Ave., NYC)
January 29–May 4, 2014
Tagged 19th-century, Charles Marville, Metropolitan Museum, Photography
Google Outdoes Itself with Doctor Who Video Game
The Google Doodle has always been an inspired sort of thing. This time, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, they've created something special—a WHOodle. Just click the orange "play" button, and Bing (!), you're playing a video game.
In case you don't understand embedded links: http://www.google.com/doodles/doctor-whos-50th-anniversary?doodle=10152301
Tagged #DrWhoDoodle, Doctor Who, Dr. Who, Google, Google Doodle
Best Museum App I've Seen In a While — Museums of Romania
Got this in my inbox and was curious. The app is pretty amazing. Tons of content for dozens of museums. Good stuff, Romania!
"Museums and Collections of Romania" (Muzee si Colectii din Romania), in Romanian and English, features over 900 Romanian museums and museum collections and more than 5200 photographs.
https://itunes.apple.com/ro/app/muzee-si-colectii-din-romania/id732309915
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Cultural.Collections&hl=ro
Tagged Museum Apps, museums, Romania
James Turrell at LACMA — The Video Game!
Bubsy Visits the James Turrell Retrospective is a simple, fun video game that installs directly into your browser (Firefox is best). It's described as edutainment and it sure is! Give 'er a whirl.
This is one of the most wonderfully bizarre games I've ever played. One minute, you're walking into a Turrell work that you shouldn't be, and the next you're bobsledding in a coffin. Then comes the Blue Oyster Cult. Just play it. Trust me on this!
"Damn, B."
Tagged Blue Oyster Cult, Bubsy Visits, edutainment, Firefox, James Turrell Retrospective, video game
Missing Palaces — World's Fairs, Crystal Palaces in New York and London
By Lola @RunLolaRun Arellano-Weddleton
The history of museums in the United States and of World's Fairs are deeply intertwined, but easy to overlook. Several of the museums that we know and love today– including the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, the Field Museum in Chicago, and the Queens Museum in New York City– have World's Fairs as part of their origin story. World's Fairs themselves, and the comprehensive, wonderful, complicated exhibitions that characterized them, transformed the nature of collection building and the tradition of exhibition in ways that are still reflected in our modern museums.
Even so, two notable structures built for international exhibitions that are no longer extant are two of the most remarkable: London's Crystal Palace, and its slightly later New York counterpart. The present-day absence of these awe-inspiring structures is the kind of thing that easily captures the imagination– as evidenced by the proposal to reconstruct London's Crystal Palace that was announced recently.
The original Crystal Palace was built in Hyde Park in London for the Exhibition of 1851. It was subsequently reconstructed in Sydenham, a short train ride's distance from London proper, in 1854. New York City's counterpart, also known colloquially as the Crystal Palace, was built for the city's first international Exhibition, the same year that the Sydenham Palace opened. Both buildings, constructed of iron and glass, were possible to build because of recent technological advances that made these materials less expensive and available in larger quantities.
The Palaces were the pinnacle of modernity, in terms of both industrialization and international outlook; they were not only the height of architectural splendor but also of technological advancement, and they presented these two achievements as wholly symbiotic. As both Palaces burnt to the ground—first New York's, in 1858, and later London's, in 1936—the Crystal Palace as a hallmark of modernity proved to be at once fleeting and portending of modernity's dangers. But, for those brief four years, Crystal Palaces stood as beacons of industrialization's promise on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
Today, the two structures differ greatly in terms of the remnants they have left behind. In London, the neighborhood where the Crystal Palace once stood is now known by that name. The former site is now a park, with a sculpture—really a memorial of sorts—marking one corner of where the building stood. Large marble sphinxes still flank steps. There are traces enough that it seems tantalizingly within reach to rebuild the Palace to its former glory, however complicated that project might actually be to execute.
Conversely, although the New York Crystal Palace was placed on what were the outskirts of the city, it occupied a piece of land that is now familiar to New Yorkers and tourists alike: Bryant Park.
Next door to Bryant Park, the New York Public Library has extensive holdings related to both Crystal Palaces, including many primary documents; for those of us not in the vicinity of the library, its digitized collection includes a large collection of images. Fittingly for exhibitions intended to be accessible by people across class boundaries, and luckily for those of us fascinated by the history of collecting, the Crystal Palaces are relatively easy to research, even without an educational affiliation. Because of the popularity of the exhibition (as with other World's Fairs, also), souvenirs, reviews, and reactions to the exhibitions were numerous and remain plentiful in library and archival collections—even better, much has been digitized.
1854 saw the publication of official guides to the exhibitions of both Crystal Palaces. Today, these texts can be mined for insight to the practice of exhibition⎼going in United States and England at the time. They're a fascinating hint as to how the Palaces functioned within societies grappling with the onslaught of a new modern age.
An overabundance of statistics and figures—the dimensions of the building, the amount of glass and steel it took to construct them—reveals a concern with translating the technological advancement of the edifices into layman's terms. The highest transept of the Crystal Palace in Sydenham, for example, is said to stand six feet higher than London's Monument to the Great Fire. The New York guide extolls the virtues of the Crystal Palace's dome, while admitting it remained a poor substitute for grander ones abroad but still awe-inspiring for "our untraveled countrymen."
Such blunt reference to class is unsurprising, as the guidebooks seized the opportunity to gently guide the development of good taste for the working class. "Unity in architecture is one of the most requisite and agreeable" qualities of a building, says the London guide. It describes the Crystal Palace as being an example of "Modern English" architecture, a new tradition inaugurated with the reconstruction of the Palace in Sydenham. The exhibition guide in New York likewise gives recommendations for what to appreciate about the Crystal Palace. "Study this first view carefully," it suggests, "for there is no place on this side of the Atlantic from which you can form so good an idea of the natural alliance of sculpture and architecture."
For the museum nerd wishing to sink her teeth into the history of exhibition practice via primary sources, the Crystal Palaces are a great and accessible place to start. As debate surrounds the rebuilding of London's Crystal Palace, it's particularly useful history to reexamine.
Here are some resources I've found particularly useful and interesting. If you come across something, add it to the comments—perhaps they can serve as a crowd-sourced bibliography.
Artifacts from the Crystal Palace at the Crystal Palace Museum, London: http://www.crystalpalacemuseum.org.uk/artefact.html
Related collection of the Museum of the City of New York: http://collections.mcny.org/C.aspx?VP3=SearchResult_VPage&VBID=24UAYW0QONV
Tallis's History and Description of the Crystal Palace, and the Exhibition of the World's Industry in 1851 (Volume 1, Part 2) http://books.google.com/books?id=K9FbAAAAQAAJ&ots=z2hQWFXgFo&dq=crystal%20palace&lr&pg=PA139#v=onepage&q&f=false
How to See the New York Crystal Palace, 1984 (PDF): http://ia600709.us.archive.org/2/items/howtoseenewyorkc00asso/howtoseenewyorkc00asso.pdf
Samuel Phillips's Guide to the Crystal Palace and Park, 1854: http://books.google.com/books?id=WlA4AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA4#v=onepage&q&f=false
Top 10 Museum Heist Movies • Now with Bonus Material, Lego Heist Film, and More!
Posted on November 4, 2013 | 6 comments
1. How to Steal a Million (1966)
Starring: Audrey Hepburn & Peter O'Toole
Best museum heist movie of all time!
2. Topkapi (1964)
Starring: Melina Mercouri & Peter Ustinov (super handsome!)
I've been to the museum and seen the dagger! I didn't steal it though.
3. The Hot Rock (1972)
Starring: Robert Redford, George Segal
I've been to Brooklyn Museum many times and they don't show precious gems, but this is an amazing movie. So good!!!
4. The Thomas Crown Affair (1997)
Starring: Pierce Brosnan, Rene Russo, Denis Leary
Rene Russo caused a splash by appearing nude as a woman over 40 years old. She looked fantastic. This shouldn't be a surprise, nor should it have been "scandalous."
Starring: Steve McQueen, Faye Dunaway
Hot. Hot. Hot! (Hot.)
6. The Score (2001)
Starring: Robert De Niro, Edward Norton, Marlon Brando (!)
7. Entrapment (1999)Starring: Sean Connery, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Ving Rhames
8. F is for Fake (1973)
Starring: Orson Welles, Oja Kodar, Joseph Cotten
Watch the WHOLE thing on YouTube!!! Orson Welles!!!
9. Conformist (1970) — Musee D'Orsay when it was a train station
10. DaVinci Code (2006)
Starring: Hanksy Panksy
I guess you've got to include it. Not utterly horrible.
11. Once a Thief (1965) Not sure if there's really a museum in this. Gotta watch it. Looks great.
Bonus Material!!! Online Clips and mini movies, etc.
Lego Heist Museum Heist Mini Movie
There's actually an old Doctor Who episode at the Louvre!
Other movies which feature museums prominently:
L.A. Story with Steve Martin (LACMA) HIGHLY Recommended.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (Art Institute of Chicago) Duh. Awesome.
Woody Allen, multiple films (Mostly at the Met I think.) Can someone list 'em in comments? I'll mail you a prize!
Tagged "Brooklyn Museum", art, Art Heist, art museum, Audrey Hepburn, film, How to Steal a Million, movies, museums, Orson Welles, Robert Redford, topkapi
Cities & Museums as Memory Palaces
By Shaelyn (@heyshaelyn) Amaio
Credit: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Detroit Publishing Company Collection, [LC-D4-70017]
As I stepped off the curb to cross Park Avenue this weekend, I was suddenly, vividly reminded of a Saturday last summer when the city closed the street to motor vehicle traffic and my fellow pedestrians and cyclists hit the pavement. The cool, early September afternoon was very different from that muggy, warm August morning, but walking onto the expansive boulevard jogged my memory of an event I haven't thought of in months. I have moments like this all over the place. Big and small moments, tucked into corners of the city waiting for me to stumble upon them again.
One of the techniques for memorizing information is creating imaginary buildings where you can store tidbits of information. In your mind, you train yourself to walk inside the front door, turn left, go into a particular room, open a certain cupboard, and, oh! There's that bit of information you needed to remember. In the case of my experience on Park Avenue, my city functioned as a real-life, physical memory palace, and a stroll was all it took to revisit my past self. As you spend time in a place, memories become stacked in locations you frequent like boxes on shelves, adding depth and complexity to the layers of meaning you've created in a place, and the city becomes home. You break it in, like a sturdy pair of shoes, and it belongs to you in a way that is unique and personal.
This doesn't just happen on a grand, city-wide scale; it can happen with places you vacation, diners you always visit along a highway to your hometown, the airport you always get stuck in going to or fro. And it can happen with museums. Especially those sprawling, traditional museums that have long-term exhibits that you can visit multiple times. For me, it has happened with the Met – no matter how many times I climb those steps, it will probably always remind me of a field trip I took there in eighth grade. I also experience it with Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Visiting that constant museum is like going to see an old friend who always has your favorite drink on hand. Even though I know I'll always be able to notice some detail anew there, it's comforting to be able to go and visit my own memories of the museum, too.
Even as museums make great strides to engage with their publics on social media, or make their collections available online, or create digital walkthroughs of exhibits (all valuable distance and/or community-building engagement strategies), there's nothing that replaces a first-hand experience of objects in the context of a museum. Much has been said of placing objects in environments that mimic their original contexts, but I'd also like to make a case for the museum context and its ability to link memory to place.
If the first visit to a museum is a gateway, an exciting and overwhelming glimpse of the scope of a museum, the second visit is the one that will really get visitors hooked. The disorientation of the first visit has (hopefully) passed. You know what to expect of the collection, and where to find it (at encyclopedia museums this is less true, but still applies). You know where the bathrooms are. The priority is no longer saying that you SAW THE MUSEUM, but that you deepened your knowledge of — and relationship to — it. The second visit to a museum is, in my view, the richer visit.
The tricky thing is, if someone isn't already a museum person, they're probably not going to think they need a second visit. Museums need to encourage and incentivize a second visit. Discounted return visits, membership deals, event calendars and programming can help, as can providing support to help people get to the museum. Teach high schoolers how to take public transit to your museum, give school kids tickets to return with their grown-ups, create serial programs that invite people directly to come back.
Once visitors return, they probably already have some memories stashed in some of your galleries. That eighth grade field trip on the steps of the Met. A first date in the giant heart at the Franklin Institute. A childhood play at a day camp at a local nature museum. A visit to a museum is a sensory experience — it's easy to create strong memories in that context. People like to reflect on themselves and their experiences as much as they do on interesting objects. It helps them feel a personal connection and become invested in a place. Help visitors build their own memory palaces in your museum. When they bring friends, they'll share the stories that they're reminded of when they see the objects they've seen before, and their friends will have a new connection to the museum, too.
Museum professionals are often deeply invested in a collection, in the objects it contains, the value they hold, and the stories they tell – and rightly so. Objects make it into museum collections because they're important, interesting pieces. For someone without deep knowledge of the field, though, the social – and, yes, nostalgic – reasons for visiting can be just as important as the educational ones. Those social visits inevitably include some learning on the side, which also gets stored away in the museum memory palace, to be unlocked again on the next visit. On that eighth grade field trip to the Met, I didn't just etch those steps into my memory. That trip was also the first time I learned about the 19th century graffiti on the Temple of Dendur. More recently, I experienced the Temple lit on a Friday night, an image that also comes to mind when I enter the space, even during the day. All of these moments, and the conversations I've had with others about them, are part of the memory palace I've built within the walls of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The more I visit, the more memories I have, the more invested I am in my experiences there, and the more I am inspired to learn about the collection. And every in-person visit I make to a physical museum helps to enrich my experience of the collection on each subsequent visit.
Posted in Museum Exhibits, Uncategorized
Tagged art, kunst, Library of Congress, memory, museums, nostalgia, travel

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


You can use your mobile phone and tablet PC to monitor with the product and it is suitable to IOS Android. You can use it in different occasion.
It is suitable for IOS Android smartphone and tablet PC, wide range of application.
Real time monitoring, convenient to use.
Screen shot and alarm, ensure the safety of your home.
With card reader, convenient to read your card.
With a client application light disk, you can download through computer.
You can use it in different occasion.
Special design, the camera is hidden.
Made of high quality material, durable.
With a tube, can adjust the camera Angle.


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require Rails.root.join('spec', 'support', 'login_helpers')

module SharedAuthentication
  include Spinach::DSL
  include LoginHelpers

  Given 'I sign in as a user' do
    login_as :user
  end

  Given 'I sign in as an admin' do
    login_as :admin
  end

  step 'I sign in as "John Doe"' do
    login_with(user_exists("John Doe"))
  end

  step 'I sign in as "Mary Jane"' do
    login_with(user_exists("Mary Jane"))
  end

  step 'I should be redirected to sign in page' do
    current_path.should == new_user_session_path
  end

  step "I logout" do
    logout
  end

  def current_user
    @user || User.first
  end
end


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Immigrant-Origin Students in U.S. Higher Education
The Presidents' Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration commissioned a Migration Policy Institute-produced report, Immigrant-Origin Students in U.S. Higher Education, demonstrating that, in 2018, more than 5.3 million students, or 28% of all students enrolled in colleges and universities, were immigrants or the children of immigrants. The report's findings reveal the growing proportion of first and second generation immigrant students in postsecondary education, the diversity of these students, and their importance for future U.S. labor growth. The report's findings also show the direct impacts and real-life consequences that immigration policies can have on millions of students and families.
To download U.S. and state-level data on enrollment and other characteristics for first- and second-generation students, click here.
Among the report's key findings:
The United States is home to 5.3 million immigrant-origin students enrolled in U.S. higher education institutions. First-generation immigrants, individuals born abroad who immigrated to the U.S, account for 1.7 million students. Second-generation immigrants, persons born in the U.S. to one or more immigrants parents, account for 3.6 million students.
The proportion of immigrant-origin students as a share of all students in higher education in the United States was 28% in 2018, up from 20% in 2000. Immigrant-origin students accounted for 60% of the increase in all post-secondary education students between 2000 to 2018.
Immigrant-origin students are a heterogeneous population. The report finds that 63% of Latinx/Hispanic students are first- or second-generation immigrants, as are 85% of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students and 24% of Black students.
In nine states, immigrant-origin students make up more than 30% of all students in higher education (CA, FL, HI, MA, NJ, NV, NY, TX, WA). There are 32 states with at least 20,000 immigrant-origin students in higher education.
Last Updated: October 2020.


For Muslims the coming of Ramadan is a source of joy and celebration; however, we celebrate in a way that may seem strange to people unfamiliar with the tenets of Islam. Ramadan is not a month of parties and socializing, it is a month of worship. To fast the month of Ramadan is one of the pillars of Islam.
The origin of nile river in Egypt &furaat river in uae is jannah, said rasools.a.w.
One day of this month (from Ramdan 21/23/25/27/29 any one of this odd day) is better than thousands of months in the sense of(ibadat) pray.
The noble month is a true school of transformation in which we change our actions, habits and manners, but what will happen after it is gone, do Muslim continue performing the good deeds.
Although the fast is obligatory for all sane adult Muslims in good health, a number of exemptions are allowed. These are seen as proof of Allah's wish not to place too onerous a burden on His people.
Following Ramadan there is a three-day festival of prayer and feasting known as ʿAl Id-Fitr. Special sweet dishes are prepared, giving the festival its other name of Sweet Id. Muslims give thanks to Allah for enabling them to perform their duty of fasting, and there is much visiting and exchange of gifts, including food, with family and friends. Charitable giving is also encouraged.
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More changes are coming to Pandora, following the $3.5 billion acquisition by SiriusXM last year. The company today launched a new station called Pandora NOW, powered by Pandora listener data, which is available across both Pandora and SiriusXM. On Pandora, the new experience will appear as an interactive station and playlist, while SiriusXM subscribers will be able to access Pandora NOW on Channel 3.
This is the first time a music experience — channel, station, playlist or otherwise — has launched on both platforms.
The Pandora NOW music station will allow all users to interact with the song selections by skipping tracks they don't like, or hitting the thumbs up or down buttons to give feedback, which influences what gets played. Pandora NOW will also be available as a continually updated playlist for Pandora's Premium subscribers.
The music the station covers will span genres to pull in both the most listened-to and the fastest-trending new tracks across Pop, Hip Hop, R&B, Dance and Latin.
At launch, Cardi B, Post Malone and Khalid were among the most-listened-to artists, says Pandora, to give you an idea of the station's content. As part of the launch, Khalid's new album "Free Spirit," set for a release on Friday, will stream on Pandora NOW; the artist will also be at SiriusXM's Rockefeller Center studios to participate in a launch event.
On Sirius XM, the channel works like any other — streaming across SiriusXM platforms, including its connected devices, radios, mobile apps, media players, smart speakers and more.
"Pandora NOW will be an amazing new experience for both SiriusXM and Pandora listeners," said Scott Greenstein, president and chief content officer, SiriusXM, in a statement about the launch. "We're excited to combine, for the first time, the wealth of Pandora listener data with the proven curation expertise of our SiriusXM team to give our combined 100 million listeners a truly unique and unprecedented listening experience. Not only will Pandora NOW give listeners exclusive, up-to-the-moment access to the music people are streaming on Pandora the most, but it will let music fans influence which songs are played," he added.
Since the merger of the two streaming music companies, SiriusXM has been quick to leverage Pandora's capabilities and platform. Immediately, it restructured Pandora's organization, which included the exit of CEO Roger Lynch. And in January, the company announced that Pandora-powered channels would arrive on SiriusXM later this year.
More recently, the company said that SiriusXM would lend its programming expertise to Pandora, with the creation of an original content team focused on creating content in music, sports and talk content ranging across comedy, politics and entertainment for Pandora listeners.
Pandora NOW is available as of today across all platforms.


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Dead Shrimp Blues: The Imperilled Status of Freshwater Shrimps
tags: Biodiversity, Extinction, Freshwater, IUCN, Kevin Smith, PLOSONE, Shrimp
Euryrhynchus amazoniensis, a widespread Amazonian species (Image: W Klotz)
Guest post by Kevin Smith of the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
"I woke up this mornin' and all my shrimps was dead and gone" is a line sung by the legendary blues artist Robert Johnson back in 1937. It's a line that sadly resonates today according to new research led by the Oxford University Museum of Natural History and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), recently published in the journal PLOSONE. Researchers found that almost a third of freshwater shrimp species, a group which support the livelihoods of some of the world's poorest communities, are threatened with extinction.
Over the past three years the team – including researchers from the UK, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, Singapore and Taiwan – assessed the risk of extinction for the world's 763 freshwater shrimp species using the IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria. They found that 27.8% of species faced pressures severe enough to classify them as 'threatened'. These included urban and agricultural pollution, human intrusions and disturbance particularly impacting cave dwelling species, invasive species, dams and water abstraction, and impacts from mining. Of unique significance amongst freshwater invertebrates is collecting of wild populations for the ornamental aquarium trade, which is a significant threat to the colourful species found in the ancient lakes of Sulawesi.
"Freshwater shrimps are extensively harvested for human food, especially by the poorest communities in tropical regions, where they often dominate the biomass of streams playing a key role in regulating many ecosystem functions. However, little is known about the impacts the loss of these species may cause to ecosystem services. " Sammy De Grave, lead author, Oxford University Museum of Natural History
Caridina woltereckae, endemic to Lake Towuti (Sulawesi), currently under threat due to overharvesting for the aquarium trade, pollution and invasive fish species (Image: C Lukhaup)
Two species were declared as "Extinct" and a further ten are also "Possibly Extinct", but require field surveys to confirm that status. Several of these species are only known from a single cave or stream which have undergone significant levels of habitat degradation and conversion, and have not been sighted for decades. For example, Macrobrachium purpureamanus is only known from peat swamps on Kundur Island, Riau Archipelago (Indonesia), an area which has been extensively converted to an oil palm plantation since 1988.
The research, which collated distribution data for all species, identified areas containing high levels of species diversity in the Western Ghats, Madagascar, the Guyana Shield area, the upper Amazon, Sulawesi and Indo-China. Additionally, high concentrations of cave dwelling species were found in karst rich areas in China, the western Balkan Peninsula, the Philippines and Cuba.
Global species richness of freshwater shrimps
Although threatened shrimp species are found across the globe, notable concentrations were found in Sulawesi (Indonesia), Cuba, the Philippines and southern China, many of which are restricted to cave habitats. In addition to cave dwelling species, those restricted to lakes, and freshwater springs also face higher levels of threat. For example, the Alabama Cave Shrimp (Palaemonias alabamae) is an Endangered species, known from only four cave systems in Alabama (USA) currently under threat from groundwater abstraction and habitat change.
Palaemonias alabamae (Image: D Fenolio)
"The high levels of extinction threat that the team found for freshwater shrimps have also been found for freshwater crabs and crayfish, and these studies of global faunas highlight the fragile state of freshwater invertebrates across the world. Sadly, the prospect of losing these important species often goes unnoticed. The information on these threatened freshwater crustaceans is readily available on the IUCN Red List and needs to be incorporated into decision making at all levels if we are to protect the world's rapidly deteriorating freshwater habitats and the amazing but highly threatened species that live there." Neil Cumberlidge, Chair of the IUCN Freshwater Crustacean Specialist Group
However, for 37% of species there was not sufficient information to identify if they were threatened or not, and these were classed as "Data Deficient". This deficiency was particularly acute in China and Africa, which both hold significant levels of biodiversity and therefore the current number of species assessed as threatened is very likely an underestimation.
The key conservation recommendations resulting from the study include the need to adopt integrated water resource management (IWRM) principles, environmental flow concepts and comprehensive environmental and social impact assessments (EISAs) to ensure that freshwater biodiversity is incorporated into the decision making processes that affect freshwater systems. In addition, there is an urgent need for field research to help us better understand the life histories, threats and distribution of many shrimp species, particularly those species that migrate to marine or brackish environments for larval development.
Werner Klotz, one of the co-authors of the study, collecting a new species of freshwater shrimp in Taiwan.
from → Biodiversity, Conservation, Freshwater, IUCN, Kevin Smith, Red List, Shrimp
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Great News! Samsung Galaxy Fold to Launch in India on October 1
Samsung is finally bringing its much-anticipated and most-premium smartphone Galaxy Fold to India on October 1 – just a month after its global debut in South Korea.
The smartphone-cum-tablet Galaxy Fold smartphone is likely to be priced between Rs. 1.5 lakh-Rs. 1.75 lakh in India. It will be sold through select retail outlets and will be available only via pre-book mode, the sources added.
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Galaxy Fold will come with exclusive access to specialised customer care services – including one-on-one access to Samsung experts, and a 24/7 support hub online or over the phone.
The smartphone was originally set to be released on April 26 but the manufacturer delayed it to fix units that experienced display issues.
Galaxy Fold comes with a 7.3-inch Infinity Flex Display and six cameras. The device has a secondary 4.6-inch screen on the cover of the phone. It opens up with 7.3-inch infinity flex display and when closed, it becomes 4.6-inch display with a 12:9 ratio.
The premium smartphone is backed by 7nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 octa-core SoC, paired with 12GB of RAM and 512GB storage.
Galaxy Fold combines consumers' favourite smartphone and tablet features to deliver a new kind of experience – from a new form factor and materials to its unique foldable UX, versatile camera and premium performance.
"Consumers have responded positively to larger screens, and the Galaxy Fold's revolutionary form factor offers a bigger, more immersive screen without sacrificing portability. This is what we call innovation of new mobile experience in action," DJ Koh, President and CEO of IT and Mobile Communications Division, Samsung Electronics said in a statement recently.
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FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – The Fort St. John Elks Speed Skating Club will be offering an adult skating program.
The program targets beginner level skaters as an introduction to the sport. This will include two coached sessions per week, with additional ice time as available.
The Speed Skating Club is focusing on developing a community of adult speed skaters in a positive and low-cost environment.
The program will run from January 14 to the third week in March. Coached skating times will be Monday and Wednesday evenings from 8 to 9 p.m. and an uncoached session on Saturdays from 10 to 11 a.m.
The cost of the program is $250 and includes skate rental, on a first come first serve basis as spaces are limited. The purchase of ankle protection is required in order to participate in the program.
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Rickenbacker International Corporation announces the acceptance of orders for the Roger McGuinn Limited Edition. The instrument is similar to the twelve string guitar Roger McGuinn used during his days with the quintessential rock group the Byrds, which helped mold the sound of the 1960's. The company has introduced its newest limited edition as the "Secret Weapon on the 60's" because it contains customized electronics and circuitry which Roger developed and installed in his original instruments to produce the distinctive sound which set a standard for twelve string guitars and survives in today's music. The customized electronics is being offered for the first time by Rickenbacker.
The handmade instrument offers a number of features which make it stand out in the Rickenbacker product line including a hand shaped 1960's style "fast action" neck; 21 fret full inlaid rosewood fingerboard; three vintage Toaster Top�pickups; semi hollow body and neck made from solid maple; Rickenbacker's exclusive dual truss rod system; the revolutionary 12 string bridge; checker board binding; plus, Roger's customized electronics and circuitry. The instrument is available in Mapleglo, Fireglo and Jetglo.
Roger McGuinn has authorized the Company to manufacture 1000 of these unique instruments world wide. The guitars will be individually numbered and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and Origin hand signed by Rickenbacker President, Mr. John Hall. [Now Chairman and Chief Executive Officer] The first 250 certificates will be signed by Roger McGuinn.
"I haven't been so excited about a guitar in years. This guitar is hand made in America and incorporates some features that I've always wanted but haven't been able to find until now. The active circuit faithfully reproduces the sound that we used to take hours to perfect in the studio. The 12 saddle bridge allows for perfect intonation up the neck. I hope you enjoy playing it as much I do."
The Company will officially introduce the instrument at the 1988 Winter NAMM show in January. The list price is $1,399, with a custom hardshell case at $129. An optional version without enhanced electronics is available at $1,299. Instrument numbers will be assigned as orders are received.


Annual awards for African American undergraduate juniors, graduate students, or postdoctoral fellows majoring in Pre-Medicine, Science, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Microbiology, Biotechnical, Biomedical Research, Health, Medicine, Comp Biology, Animal Science, or Chemical Engineering. Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 GPA. Selection is based on GPA, student's demonstrated interest in furthering their scientific education and pursuing a career in scientific research, and interest in and ability to perform laboratory work.


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Denny Hamlin to Drive the No. 18 KBM Truck at Pocono
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (July 24, 2012)- Kyle Busch Motorsports (KBM) announced today that Denny Hamlin will drive the team's No. 18 Tundra in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Pocono Mountains 125 at Pocono (Pa.) Raceway on Aug. 4.
Hamlin has collected one win, three top-five and seven top-10 finishes in 13 career Truck Series starts, including a win and a runner-up finish in two starts for KBM last season. The Virginia native became the 23rd driver in history to win at least one race in all three of NASCAR's top three divisions last October, when he drove the No. 18 Tundra to victory at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway. He followed that up with a second-place finish in the rain-shortened Truck Series season finale at Homestead-Miami (Fla.) Speedway last November.
"I really enjoyed driving the No. 18 Tundra for KBM the couple of races I did last year and I'm looking forward to working with Rick, Eric and all the guys over there again," Hamlin said. "I had been trying to get my name in the record books as one of the drivers to win in all three series -- doing one or two races a year -- and I was finally able to achieve that goal with KBM. If it wasn't for the rain at Homestead, we probably would've been two-for-two -- we had a really good truck and I was taking care of it waiting to make my move, when the skies opened up. Pocono is obviously one of my better tracks, so I think that we'll have a good shot at adding another banner to the rafters at Kyle's shop."
Hamlin will drive the No. 18 Tundra for his JGR teammate, Busch, at Pocono
The 31-year-old boasts an impressive resume at "The Tricky Triangle," registering four wins, eight top-five and nine top-10 finishes over 13 career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series starts at the 2.5-mile venue. He finished ninth driving Billy Ballew's Toyota in his lone Truck Series start at the Pennsylvania track in 2010.
The No. 18 Tundra has finished in the runner-up spot in each of its two visits to Pocono Raceway. Kasey Kahne led 17 laps but finished second in the inaugural Truck Series event in the Keystone State and KBM owner-driver Kyle Busch duplicated that finish in last year's race.
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Elle Fanning Isn't Going to Mess With Her School's Dress Code
By Alex Rees
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In a conversation that played out just like a conversation between two (albeit wise-beyond-their-years) teen girls giggling on the phone would, Tavi Gevinson interviewed Elle Fanning for her new online magazine, Rookie. On the topic of school uniforms, Elle says she's not hiking up her skirt's waistband and being that kind of rebel girl: "Last year all the girls got in trouble for their short skirts, and it's sort of happening again, so I'm trying to do the opposite and I've decided that the longer plaid skirts look sort of cuter in a weird way. If you wear them a tad longer it makes them look, like, super-school-uniform. So I like it." And on a totally different note, Tavi seems to believe the spirit of Marilyn Monroe is keeping Elle's goldfish alive. [Rookie Mag]
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I've almost finished the paper edit for AI 1. Actually I did finish the first book, but will be borrowing from the 2nd and haven't quite finished those few chapters. Might get them done later tonight, just in time to start on transcribing those edits for May.
Kami is doing really well and I truly think I'm starting to adjust to being a mom. Things need to be reorganized to fit life around the little one and I'm getting better at the juggling.
Next step is to be more involved in the online writing community and focus as much as possible on my writing again. To this end, May is going to be very interesting. Along with two awesome writing buddies, I'll be diving into a new, fun venture 😉 Stay tuned!
So I'll post up the writemotivation list tomorrow during the day.
Hope everyone had a great April. Here's to fantastic May!


Swimmer Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in history, is using his retirement for good causes, including water conservation. He tells TODAY that "we are very blessed" to have two young sons who love to be together, but adds that he doesn't want to force Boomer and Beckett into athletics. He urges "common sense" about water conservation, like brushing your teeth in the shower.


Another explanation for the term "industrial hemp" may have originally been implemented as a method to distance hemp from its cannabis cousins that have psychoactive effects.
Historically, hemp has been used for making ship sails, covers, clothing, and paper. More conventionally, industrial hemp is used in body care, construction materials, biofuels, plastic composites and more (according to one source, more than 25,000 products can be made from hemp). At Elixinol, we use it to harvest our CBD Hemp Oil.
Isn't Hemp the same as Marijuana?
No. Industrial hemp is a distinct breed of Cannabis sativa, and hemp has no value as a recreational drug.
Why is it used for CBD Production?
Elixinol uses specially bred industrial hemp plants, which have a higher level of CBD. The direct plant extracts are still low, so to obtain a higher concentration of CBD, we use a super critical CO2 extraction method that is more expensive, but is non-toxic and ensures a highly potent and pure extract.
Industrial Hemp is often erroneously confused with cannabis plants that have psychoactive effects, and many policymakers are confused that by legalizing hemp they are legalizing a recreational drug, which is not true.
Is Hemp Grown in My State?
Only if you live in Colorado, Kentucky or Oregon. The 2014 US Farm Bill allows these three states to grow industrial hemp for purposes of research and development. In January of 2015, The Industrial Hemp Farming Act (H.R. 525 and S. 134) was introduced in the House and Senate. If passed, it would remove all federal restrictions on the cultivation of industrial hemp, and remove its classification as a Schedule I controlled substance.
We encourage you to do your research and pick the CBD oil that best fits your budget and needs. For further information on the industrial hemp we use for our CBD Hemp oil, and the products we produce from those plants, read more.
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Steven Moffat discusses 2010 "Doctor Who" Christmas special…but not very much
August 4, 2010 / Will Harris
Given that the annual "Doctor Who" Christmas special is still several months out, I knew full well that Steven Moffat wouldn't be willing to offer up much in the way of information about what we could expect to see come December, but since I'd been fortunate enough to sit down with him – along with Mark Gatiss – in connection with their work on "Sherlock" (which comes to PBS in October), I couldn't very well miss the chance to ask about it, anyway.
I started off with a non-specific question, asking how Michael Gambon had found his way into the "Who"-niverse.
"We sent him a script, asked him to do it, and he said, 'Yes,'" said Moffat. "Simple as that."
Had Gambon been a fan of the show?
"I don't know," he admitted. "I didn't get the impression that he was a fan of 'Doctor Who,' except insofar as everyone in Britain is at the moment, but it's really…with these guys, send them a good part and there's a really stonking chance they'll do it. I mean, if it's a good script…and you think it is…they're being offered prime-time on Christmas day, really, so there's a real chance you can get anyone for that. But it's very exciting. He's brilliant. Of course he's brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. What a voice."
The time had come to make the jump and ask something specific, so I wondered aloud if the teaser line at the end of season finale about the Orient Express in space would indeed come to pass come this Christmas.
"Who knows?" replied Moffat, stonefaced.
I told him he was a terrible person…which caused the stone face to break into a laugh.
"You wouldn't really want to know," he said. "I can tell. Also, what you have to keep in mind that I genuinely lie. I do. I actively lie to people about what's going to happen in 'Doctor Who.' I'm not officially employed with the BBC. I can say any old thing I like. Even if I told you something, there's no guarantee that it's true. Disinformation and the white noise of nonsense is how we get through this!"
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3 years ago I was overweight, tired all the time, living on fast food, not exercising, and generally not happy with my body. My doctor was concerned because I was obese, gaining weight, and showing signs of early diabetes. I had tried all kinds of fad diets which would work for a short time but I couldn't sustain long-term. I went on family vacation and couldn't even walk two blocks without sweating and needing to rest. That was when I decided to change my life. I came home from vacation, joined a local gym whose owner had read the RP diet book and suggested I take a look at RP. I grimaced because it seemed like a lot of money for another diet that probably wouldn't even work for me. I was desperate to change so I took a chance and bought my first RP diet template.
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Silke Kraushaar-Pielach (Sonneberg, RDA, 10 de octubre de 1970) es una deportista alemana que compitió en luge en la modalidad individual.

Participó en tres Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno, obteniendo tres medallas en la prueba individual: oro en Nagano 1998, bronce en Salt Lake City 2002 y plata en Turín.

Ganó diez medallas en el Campeonato Mundial de Luge entre los años 1997 y 2008, y diez medallas en el Campeonato Europeo de Luge entre los años 1998 y 2008.

Palmarés internacional

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Pilotos de luge de Alemania
Pilotos de luge en los Juegos Olímpicos de Nagano 1998
Pilotos de luge en los Juegos Olímpicos de Salt Lake City 2002
Pilotos de luge en los Juegos Olímpicos de Turín 2006
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de luge
Medallistas olímpicos de plata de luge
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de luge
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Nagano 1998
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de Salt Lake City 2002
Medallistas olímpicos de plata de Turín 2006
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Alemania
Medallistas olímpicos de plata de Alemania
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de Alemania
Deportistas de Alemania en los Juegos Olímpicos de Nagano 1998
Deportistas de Alemania en los Juegos Olímpicos de Salt Lake City 2002
Deportistas de Alemania en los Juegos Olímpicos de Turín 2006
Campeones mundiales de luge

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Day 3 (12/3) 9 PM EST: Back by overwhelming demand, one last re-purposed stocking restock of 2018. Also in the shop, you will find the latest addition to the Dainty Cheeks family: the new stocking-sized alpaca doll. Measuring 15 inches tall, compared to the 20 inches of the full-size doll, these alpacas will fit perfectly inside your Dainty Cheeks stockings.
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Santa Monica, Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo is the most traditional town in the municipality. There are hundreds of embroidery patterns and designs use on the blouses. The traditional blouse is still in use; however the quechquemitl (cape) is limited.
Santa Monica is the most traditional village in the Tenango District. The majority of the women 40 and over wear a hand embroidered blouse and wool skirt with a black band on the bottom and a wrap skirt. The quechquemitl is not seen often but during a town festival I saw both the lace and wool versions of the garment.
I have included here a large number of embroidery patterns found on the blouses for your examination.
There are two types of blouses a multicolored and the one colored blouse.


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Auction of 1973 Cadillac will benefit Good Hands Plainwell
July 9, 2018 - 10:14
Daniel Pepper
You could fit a lot of groceries to donate for Good Hands Plainwell to send home with students who need food help into the trunk of one 1973 Cadillac El Dorado.
The charity, however, is going to find out how many kids they can help for the whole car. An anonymous donor gave the car to the local nonprofit and it will be auctioning it off online at www.repocast.com on Thursday, July 19.
Good Hands board member Donna Gorton said, "It'll be used to purchase food. All proceeds of the sale will let us keep providing weekend food bags for school children."
The group makes sure students are getting enough to eat when they aren't at school.
The 1973 Cadillac El Dorado convertible has only 14,000 miles on it and is currently on display at Jim Koestner's in Plainwell and will be through the upcoming Plainwell Days festival.
Gorton said, "It's a boat. I took a young teenager to see it a few weeks ago and said you've go to see this, you'll never see one on the road anymore."
Originally the idea had been discussed to auction the car off during the festival, but Good Hands went with the online auction thinking that would give them the maximum potential to raise money.
"We'd hoped to have it where people could bid online during the festival, but I guess they can't do that," Gorton said.
They can, however, check out the Caddie and then bid online.
Gorton said they appreciated Koestner's help.
"They've always been helpful," she said. "It was perfect to have in a safe location where people could also view it."
Gorton said she personally hopes the auction can cover a year of food voucher costs, but the volunteers aren't sure what the auction will raise.
"It's been all over the board, people tell us a lot and others say not so much," she said. "We don't know."
Good Hands helped 190 to 211 kindergarteners through sixth graders who receive free and reduced lunch at Plainwell Community Schools.
"It fluctuates because people move in and out and we guess that some people get new jobs and don't need it," Gorton said.
The group spent $26,000 in donations during the 2017-18 school year to help students by sending food home with them. That doesn't count what the group receives as far as in kind donations.
"We have very little cost outside of food, we have no paid staff," Gorton said. "It's all done by volunteers."
Every month students receive a large jar of peanut butter or equivalent and a voucher for a gallon of milk, a loaf of bread and a dozen eggs for each child in the family. The cost for the vouchers for a year was $4,676.
The weekly food donations include more. One from May 4 included more peanut butter (or equivalent), macaroni and cheese, tomato soup, rice krispy treats, chili mandarin oranges and two kinds of cereal. The same menu isn't given out every week and it repeats after seven weeks. More food is given out at holidays.
If people donate it, the group will distribute it to help out, including handing out 204 toothbrushes this past year.
The help is anonymous.
"All the children are anonymous to us," Gorton said. "We get locker numbers from the school and that's all we know."
Bags go into children's backpacks, anonymously. Gorton said she's heard they're called "The Food Fairy" at Gilkey Elementary School.
The bags are also color-coded, with "allergy bags" for kids who need those being a different color. One group of volunteers packs bags on Thursdays and another distributes it to the schools.
The group can always use more volunteers and board members.
"We do need board members because some of us have been on the board for a long time and have no one to take over," Gorton said. "We could surely use someone who could handle advertising, fundraising and there's a lot of things we could use a person for.
"We want it to be something they're very interested in and have a heart for."
Anyone interested in volunteering or helping out in other ways should call Del Bier at (269) 615-5438.
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Q: Node data update d3.js v4 force diagram Say we have a force diagram of 4 interlinked nodes (how they linked dont matter for this situation):
{name: A, age: 15}
{name: B, age: 5}
{name: C, age: 4}
{name: D, age: 66}

Now I receive two nodes:
{name: E, age: 12}
{name: A, age: 7}

I am going to update the graph which is now going to have 5 nodes in total, but I also would like to update the age of matching nodes. So the end result (age) of node A would be 22.
The procedure I'm following is:
node = svg
        .selectAll(".node")
        .data(nodes, function (d) { return d.name; });

var nodeEnter = node
                        .enter()
                        .append("g")
                        .attr("class", "node");

                    nodeEnter
                        .append("circle")
                        .attr("r", 5);

So somewhere in here Id like to sum the age property. Any ideas anyone ?

A: Previously with D3, (before v4) you were not able to compare a node's old and new data values during the update step without storing the data as a javascript property of the DOM object for the element, similar to how data is stored in D3's data property.
This process of storing local variables has been made part of the library in v4 with the d3.local() method.
The way it works is you declare a local data variable a la

var persistedData = d3.local();

and then, call persistedData.set(this, d.age); for each node and call persistedData.get(this) to retrieve that previous age data where you are appending the age data to the dom for presentation.
nodeEnter
  .append("text")
  .attr("dx", 12)
  .attr("dy", "2em")
  .text(function(d) {
   var oldAge = persistedData.get(this);
   return oldAge ? oldAge + d.age : d.age;
});

A: I believe what you need to implement is the General Update Pattern read more here. And you'll need to use key functions on your .data() method. Mike has an example here. It shouldn't be too hard, let me know if you have some problems.

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