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Manila Market Intelligence: March 3, 2021
By Joey Bondoc
Tourism arrivals, revenues sink; midterm plan reviewed
Department of Tourism (DOT) Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat said that foreign visitors in the country only reached 1.3 million in 2020, down 84% from 8.26 million in 2019. Total receipts generated during the year also declined by 83% to PHP81.4 billion (USD1.7 billion) from PHP482.16 billion (USD10 billion) in 2019. Secretary Romulo-Puyat added that the agency will review the National Tourism Development Plan 2016-2022 this Q1 2021 to include demand forecasts and the results of their survey on consumer sentiments. The agency hopes that the country will be able to implement international travel bubbles this 2021. Given the impact of the pandemic on foreign visitors, DOT will continue to focus on domestic tourism as part of its strategy to help jumpstart the recovery of the sector.
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The country's leisure sector continues to reel from the impact of pandemic and the imposition of travel restrictions. In 2020, Colliers saw hotel occupancy dropping to 20% from 72% in 2019. We only see occupancy reaching below 30% by the end of 2021 as tourists and other leisure stakeholders remain wary of travelling due to the pandemic. In our opinion, the recovery should be supported by the DOT's aggressive domestic tourism campaign and the implementation of travel bubbles between COVID-19 free countries in Asia. Colliers encourages hotel operators to continue utilizing technology such as 24/7 mobile connectivity, smart room controls and keyless check-ins to enhance customer experience. Operators should also consider introducing self-cleaning robots and contactless payment channels to minimize physical contact and raise sanitation standards.
PEZA eyes P100B in pledges this year
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) is targeting to attract more than PHP100 billion (USD2.1 billion) investment pledges in 2021. Pledges posted by the agency in 2020 decline by almost 20% YOY to PHP95.03 billion (USD2.0 billion), behind its PHP100 billion (USD2.1 billion) target for the year. Foreign investments contributed PHP59.73 billion (USD1.2 billion) to total investments during the period, up 21% YOY. On the other hand, local investments decline by 48% to PHP35.3 billion (USD735.5 million) in 2020. Out of the 326 approved projects in 2020, 217 projects came from the manufacturing sector with the rest from the outsourcing industry. Most of the investments during the year came from the United States, Europe, and selected Asian countries.
In our opinion, the pandemic and the pending Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises Act (CREATE) will likely compel occupiers to take a wait-and-see stance. We believe that these concerns are likely to affect office and industrial space take-up. Data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) or the central bank show that Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) inflows as of the end of November 2020 reached USD5.8 billion (PHP284 billion), down 10.7% compared to the USD6.5 billion (PHP318 billion) in 11M 2019. Most of the investments were channeled into the financial and insurance, real estate and manufacturing sectors. In 2020, Colliers saw subdued office deals across Metro Manila as well as lower local and foreign investments due to delays in the passage of CREATE. Lower manufacturing investments should also result in dampened absorption of industrial spaces and warehouses. Economic analysts and credit rating firms are projecting an economic rebound of between 5.9% to 9.6% and this should partly help revive the demand for office and industrial spaces in 2021.
FedEx positions Clark for surge in e-commerce
Logistics provider FedEx is ready to address the surge in e-commerce with its new sorting facility in Clark, Pampanga. The new Clark Gateway is three times the capacity of the Manila Gateway and is a state-of the art facility scheduled to be completed by June 2021. This will increase the facility's sorting capabilities to 9,000 documents and parcels per hour. In 2020, FedEx saw robust business and added freight capacities across operations, including the Philippines, amid the pandemic and lockdowns. FedEx believes that the new facility will increase flexibility and efficiency of businesses as deliveries to Northern Luzon will likely now be reduced by two hours on average.
In 2020, the warehousing sector contributed 31% to gross value added in transport and storage, an all-time high. In comparison, the annual average share of the sector was 23% from 2016 to 2019. We expect the warehousing industry to further grow driven by e-commerce and an economy that is primarily household-spending driven. In 2020, personal consumption expenditure accounted for 74% of the Philippines' Gross Domestic Product (GDP). We recommend that retailers firm up partnerships with logistics providers and warehouse developers. This should ensure fulfillment of last-mile delivery schedules especially with the rising popularity of same-day deliveries. On the other hand, logistics providers should equip their facilities with state-of-the-art technologies to improve sorting capabilities and keep up with demand.
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Q: Razor table deleted row keeping ID I'm using Razor to display a list of model, and the end user can add or remove entries to that list.  After clicking a "Remove" button, the view model is kicked back into the Controller Post to remove the list entry and returned to the View via return View(model);.  The hidden IDs of each entry, though, seem to have just had the last row deleted and the other displayed rows moved up by one, resulting in data repopulated to an incorrect ID if another item is added to the list.
The Controller is generating the correct data, which has been verified by checking the parameters on the return View(model);, so the issue is that the HTML table "saves" some values instead of wiping it and recreating it after each return to the View.
In other words, if the first RecipientUserID is 14 and the second is 20, deleting the row of 14 first leaves the displayed data for 20, but the View source says the RecipientUserID is 14, and adding another item changes the first row from 20's data to 14 and that data.  Is there a way to reload the table and have the hidden field on the same row with its associated other data?  Thanks in advance!
View Model:
public class NewMailModel
{
    public string Title { get; set; }

    public string Message { get; set; }

    public List<RecipientModel> Recipients { get; set; }

    public int CorporateID { get; set; }

    public string AddedName { get; set; }
}

RecipientModel:
public class RecipientModel
{
    public int RecipientUserID { get; set; }

    public string RecipientName { get; set; }

    public string RecipientEmail { get; set; }

    public bool RemoveRecipient { get; set; }
}

Pertinent Razor:

                    Name
                    E-mail
                    Select

                @if (Model.Recipients.Any())
                {
                    for (var i = 0; i < Model.Recipients.Count; i++)
                    {

                            @Html.HiddenFor(m => m.Recipients[i].RecipientUserID)
                            @Model.Recipients[i].RecipientName
                            @Model.Recipients[i].RecipientEmail
                            @Html.CheckBoxFor(m => m.Recipients[i].RemoveRecipient)

                    }
                }

        <button type="submit" id="removeRecipient" class="btn btn-info removeRecipient pull-right" value="Remove Recipient" name="buttonCommand">Remove Selected</button>

Controller:
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult NewMail(NewMailModel model, string buttonCommand)
{
    if (buttonCommand == "Send")
    {
        //Miscellaneous code
    }
    else if (buttonCommand == "Add")
    {
        //After a removal and subsequent adding, the removed
        //     RecipientUserID is used here because it was never
        //     evacuated from the Razor table!!!
        RecipientModel added = GetFullRecipient(model.AddedName);
        int recipientIndex = -1;
        if (model.Recipients != null)
        {
            recipientIndex = model.Recipients.FindIndex(m => m.RecipientUserID == added.RecipientUserID);
            model.Recipients = GetMissingData(model.CorporateID, model.Recipients);
        }
        else
        {
            model.Recipients = new List<RecipientModel>();
        }
        if (recipientIndex == -1)
        {
            model.Recipients.Add(added);
        }
    }
    else
    {
        //Remove from list works, but the removed RecipientUserID
        //     is still hidden in the Razor table and is assigned
        //     to the next row that moves up into the deleted row's space!!!
        if (model.Recipients != null && model.Recipients.Count > 0)
        {
            List<RecipientModel> newRecipients = new List<RecipientModel>();
            foreach (var entry in model.Recipients)
            {
                if (entry.RemoveRecipient == false)
                {
                    RecipientModel mailTo = new RecipientModel
                    {
                        RecipientEmail = entry.RecipientEmail,
                        RecipientName = entry.RecipientName,
                        RecipientUserID = entry.RecipientUserID,
                        RemoveRecipient = false
                    };
                    newRecipients.Add(mailTo);
                }
            }
            model.Recipients = new List<RecipientModel>();
            model.Recipients = newRecipient;
            model.Recipients = GetMissingData(model.CorporateID, model.Recipients);
        }
        else
        {
            model.Recipients = new List<RecipientModel>();
        }
    }
    return View(model);
}

[HttpGet]
public List<RecipientModel> GetMissingData(int CorporateID, List<RecipientModel> Recipients)
    {
        DbEntities db = new DbEntities();
        var people = db.uspGetUsers(CorporateID).ToList();
        for (int i = 0; i < Recipients.Count; i++)
        {
            for (int x = 0; x < people.Count; x++)
            {
                if (Recipients[i].RecipientUserID == people[x].UserID)
                {
                    Recipients[i].RecipientEmail = people[x].UserEmail;
                    Recipients[i].RecipientName = people[x].UserLastName + ", " + people[x].UserFirstName;
                    Recipients[i].RemoveRecipient = false;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }

        return Recipients;
    }

HTML Source With 2 Table Rows:

        <input data-val="true" data-val-number="The field RecipientUserID must be a number." data-val-required="The RecipientUserID field is required." id="Recipients_0__RecipientUserID" name="Recipients[0].RecipientUserID" type="hidden" value="14" />
        Simpson, Lisa
        email@gmail.com
        <input data-val="true" data-val-required="The RemoveRecipient field is required." id="Recipients_0__RemoveRecipient" name="Recipients[0].RemoveRecipient" type="checkbox" value="true" /><input name="Recipients[0].RemoveRecipient" type="hidden" value="false" />

        <input data-val="true" data-val-number="The field RecipientUserID must be a number." data-val-required="The RecipientUserID field is required." id="Recipients_1__RecipientUserID" name="Recipients[1].RecipientUserID" type="hidden" value="25" />
        Scorpio, Hank
        email@gmail.com
        <input data-val="true" data-val-required="The RemoveRecipient field is required." id="Recipients_1__RemoveRecipient" name="Recipients[1].RemoveRecipient" type="checkbox" value="true" /><input name="Recipients[1].RemoveRecipient" type="hidden" value="false" />

HTML Source with 1 Table Row after Deleting First Row (note the RecipientUserID is the value of the deleted row (14), not of the row/data being displayed (25)!):

        <input data-val="true" data-val-number="The field RecipientUserID must be a number." data-val-required="The RecipientUserID field is required." id="Recipients_0__RecipientUserID" name="Recipients[0].RecipientUserID" type="hidden" value="14" />
        Scorpio, Hank
        email@gmail.com
        <input checked="checked" data-val="true" data-val-required="The RemoveRecipient field is required." id="Recipients_0__RemoveRecipient" name="Recipients[0].RemoveRecipient" type="checkbox" value="true" /><input name="Recipients[0].RemoveRecipient" type="hidden" value="false" />

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2 edition of Adios, Strunk & White found in the catalog.
Adios, Strunk & White
Gary Hoffman
a handbook for the new academic essay
by Gary Hoffman
Published 2011 by Verve Press in Huntington Beach, CA .
Academic writing,
Rhetoric,
Handbooks, manuals,
Other titles Adios, Strunk and White
Statement Gary & Glynis Hoffman
Contributions Hoffman, Glynis
LC Classifications PE1408 .H656 2011
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His wife Glynis helped to develop these ideas further and in Gary and Glynis coauthored, ADIOS, STRUNK & WHITE: A HANDBOOK FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC ESSAY. ADIOS is a resource book for teachers and writers that has also been used as a textbook at major colleges and After a year in architecture at UC Berkeley, Gary Hoffman studied writing and /5. Adios, Strunk and White, 5th Edition: A Handbook for the New Academic Essay, , pages, Gary Hoffman, Glynis Hoffman, ,
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His wife Glynis helped to develop these ideas further and in Gary and Glynis coauthored, ADIOS, STRUNK & WHITE: A HANDBOOK FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC ESSAY. ADIOS is a resource book for teachers and writers that has also been used as a /5.
The style unit in this book boils many grammatical rules down, simplifies them, and melts them into concepts that are accessible to the playful and expressive parts of the mind. Adios provides practical - yet highly creative - advice and counsel.
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William Strunk taught English at Cornell and wrote the first version of the book—which was only 43 pages—for his English students at Cornell. In a sense, the book was his own personal style guide. White was a brilliant writer; he's the same White who wrote Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little, but he wasn't a linguist or grammarian.
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Designed complement: 5 officers; 93 enlisted.
In fiscal year 1913, Congress began authorizing six-ship torpedo boat destroyer classes. Ten feet longer than the 1,000-ton classes authorized in 1912, the new destroyers (Nos. 51–56) introduced the 21-inch torpedo and were completed in 1914–15.
Cramp built O'Brien, Nicholson and Winslow, which had two reciprocating cruising engines. Bath, Fore River and New York Shipbuilding built McDougal, Cushing and Ericsson, which had other arrangements for cruising economy. The six ships commissioned in 1914–15 and served in World War I.
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TRS Chief Meets President Pranab Mukherjee
With the formation of Telangana almost becoming a reality, Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) chief K Chandrasekhara Rao Monday called on President Pranab Mukherjee.
After the meeting at Rashtrapati Bhavan, the TRS president told reporters that he thanked the president on behalf of the people of Telangana.
Parliament last week passed a bill for creating Telangana as country's 29th state.
The bill is likely to get the president's assent in a couple of days. This will be followed by a publication of gazette notification after which the two states will formally come into being.
Chandrasekhara Rao also met Congress president Sonia Gandhi Sunday in the national capital to thank her for the passage of the bill.
He is likely to meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh before returning to Hyderabad on Feb 26.


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Analysis on Parker's "Do Commas Still Matter?" (RA6)
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In "Do commas still matter?", Kathleen Parker states that proper grammar use has been dynamic over the years, and the change has been negative with more people not paying attention to the grammatical rules. Published in The Washington Post, Parker describes how grammatical errors have become more rampant in the modern community than it was years back. She goes on to state that blame for this negative change is on social media. She, however, agrees that it is fine sometimes intentionally to misuse grammar. Parker employs her credibility, use of logic with minimal use of the appeal of pathos to trigger the reader's thoughts in hopes of changing how they use grammar in their day to day interactions by suggesting that indeed, it does matter if they use proper and correct grammar as it conveys a great deal about the person.
Parker establishes her credibility by use of an intelligent tone. Reading throughout the article, her way of persuasion is unique in that it is not a derivative of what others use and this enables her to grab the audience attention. Another method she uses to build up on her appeal of ethos is by quoting various scholars throughout her article. For instance, she quotes Amanda Sturgill, an associate professor of communications at the University of Elon who states that "Grammar is credibility," and "If you're not taking care of the small things, people assume you're not taking care of the big things." Lastly, she builds on her credibility by stating she has over thirty years' experience in column writing. Quoting other people boosts Parker validity by proving to the audience that she has done her research on the topic.
Concerning the logos appeal, Parker uses facts, evidence, and progression of ideas throughout her article. To begin with, she first starts with admitting that sometimes it is nearly impossible not to make grammatical errors and that some of these errors are acceptable; she provides evidence that even in her case she and her editors occasionally miss out on grammatical errors. Towards the end of the article, she also builds upon the appeal when she examines claims by a journalist by the name Mona Chalabi that grammar snobs are patronizing, pretentious, and censorious and probably racist simply because most of the people who correct others are older and white. She persuades her readers that this is not true by pointing out as much as the claims were interesting but it is impossible for people to go around correcting stranger's grammar.
Concerning the humorous appeal, Parker uses it at a minimal compared to the other appeals. In the introductory part, she employs the use of humor when she states that she doesn't think that her aging contributes in any way to her grammatical errors and then asks her audience to shut up if they believe so, which is in a way humorous. She employs this humor as a way to emotionally connect with her audience. She also uses the appeal when she examines claims by Mona Chalabi, whereby she employs the use of emotionally charged words such as racism, censorious and patronizing.
Overall, Parker has a convincing article. He describes how grammatical errors have become more rampant in the modern community than it was years back. She goes on to state that blame for this negative change is on social media and employs all the persuasive appeals.
Parker, K. Do commas still matter? The Washington Post. October 4, 2016. December 11, 2016. Print.
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Liberal firebrand Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) released a report Wednesday that concludes America faces a "dental crisis" and urgently needs to boost the number of dentists and dental assistants while expanding Medicaid's dental benefit to cover adults.
• only 45 percent of Americans age 2 and older saw a dental provider in the past 12 months.
The report recommends increasing the number of dental providers through the National Health Service Corps and focusing on oral health as part of the healthcare reform law's expansion of federally qualified health centers. It also recommends increasing Medicaid payment rates and boosting preventive services and education.
Another report to file away and forget.
Senator, we in the profession know the problems and they are multi-factoral. However, the MAJOR problem is: WHO WILL PAY FOR THE DENTAL CARE?
Many states have been cutting dental medicaid benefits because they can no longer afford them. California has not been providing adult dental medicaid benefits for over two years.
Pew and their charitable trust wants to push a cheaper dental mid-level provider instead of a "more" expensive dentist to provide care. But, who willl pay for the overhead and the supervision?
The federal government is tapped out, ObamaCare with the individual mandates, Medicare cuts and taxes go online in 2014. How do you propose to fund the NHSC or build new federal qualified health centers?
Yeah, I know, you are a socialist and will just tax the rich.
Place this report in the circular file.
Note also that the American Dental Association was not called to testify at the Senate hearing.


Andrew Castle is a former British Number One tennis player, who turned professional in 1986 after completing a marketing degree in the USA. He is also a double Olympian, having been a member of Great Britian's Olympic Teams in Seoul in 1988 and Barcelona in 1992.
After retiring from the sport, Andrew joined Sky television in 1992 to present their tennis coverage.
Since 2003, Andrew has worked alongside John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors and Boris Becker at The Championships, Wimbledon. He is the BBC's lead commentator throughout Wimbledon fortnight.
He has a regular tennis column for the Metro newspaper and is also a very popular draw for after dinner speaking, having hosted numerous leading national award ceremonies.
Andrew is equally adept at grilling politicians to conversing with Hollywood starkets. He has interviewed everyone from Tony Blair to the Rolling Stones to Miss Piggy.


Lots of cute bugs in cheerful colors! You find spiders, ants, butterflies, snails, slugs, worms, bees, dragonflies and more.
Above to the left you can see a screenshot of the entire set, and to the right some of the graphics shown in actual size. A total of: 37 cliparts, 3 signs (welcome/email), 1 divider, 4 blank buttons and 4 tiled backgrounds.
These graphics are small and mainly intended for website decoration. However, many of them are available in large format for crafts and printing at Art4Crafts.com ('CC54 Bugs').


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Heroine of Hell is a 1996 film by Nietzchka Keene.  It has a narrative combining medieval iconography with a present-day storyline and stars Catherine Keener and Dermot Mulroney.  It was filmed on location in Miami and completed in 1995. It was distributed via PBS to member stations in 1996.

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But if you're looking for a more classic kind of sci-fi, Midnites for Maniacs will be hosting a double feature titled "The Truth is Out There" at the Roxie Theatre Saturday evening. Get there early for Jesse Hawthorne's intros and to get a hand numbered commemorative ticket. And if you're looking for something new to watch at home, Caught is officially available on VOD.
I hope everyone has a great Easter, however you choose to celebrate it!
She's known it since she was a young girl, when she would magically connect with distant voices on her father's shortwave radio. She's known it since college, when she chose the search for intelligent extraterrestrial messages as her discipline. She's known it since she bargained for just hours a week of satellite time to sweep the heavens for evidence. And she knows it every time she stares at the countless stars dappling the infinite night sky... Something is out there.
A journalist couple invite two strangers into their idyllic village home after noticing strange military activity nearby, but what begins as an informal interview soon descends into a nightmarish fight for survival.
Every now and then the horror scene becomes saturated with a certain genre or stack of boring remakes that just have everyone begging for something different. Well the web series The Hunted is definitely different and brave in testing the limits of what can be done with the vampire genre. I know you are already thinking vampires have been done but take a second to let the idea of a musical, comedy, action, vampire show sink in. Obviously some dirt needed to be dug up on how this odd little gem called The Hunted and The Hunted: Encore came to be. I was lucky enough to chat with one of the creators, writers, actors Ned Donovan and ask how this wild Undead idea came to life.
KillDozer: Tell us about The Hunted and The Hunted: Encore. In my mind it sounds like one of those awesome ideas between friends that never actually happens, like "wouldn't it be funny if....?" How did the dream of a "musical, action, comedy about vampires and vampire hunters" come to life?
Ned Donovan: There are kind of two stories here, so I'll start with the older one. The Hunted is the longest running series on the internet, established in 2001 by Robert (Bob) Chapin. Bob tells this story better than I do but basically he was teaching sword fighting and wanted a way to showcase his students. This is way pre-YouTube or anything like that. It was so successful that other staged combat schools started asking if they could get in on the action, and what happened was not only maybe the first true web series, but also the first web series universe built around fan-submitted content. If you wanted to join the universe right now, you could also join by making your own. To incentivize this, every year Bob runs a contest that gets judged by major industry professionals, the winner gets $1000. A couple years ago, Bob crowdfunded an origin story feature film that has done well at festivals, and is looking to revitalize the entire brand.
Back in 2009, the guy training ME in staged combat made an episode called The Hunted: Generations that I helped to organize and coordinate, but wasn't actually in. I was at the time studying for my BFA in Musical Theatre from Ithaca College, and myself and other MT/Acting majors put together The Hunted: Expulsion, the first college affiliate. It's really bad, but it's still up and out there if you're curious 😜 Marcus Thorne Bagala, eventual co-founder of Charging Moose Media, was at Berklee College of Music at the time, and scored the old episodes. Expulsion died in the spring of my junior year when I studied abroad in London. We shot two episodes over there that never saw the light of day. Then, in 2013 we tried to revitalize it again in Allentown, PA. We shot two episodes there as well, and they were never finished.
Fast forward to 2016, and the very first project by Marcus and I, Give My Regards to Broadway: Classic Showtunes Reimagined, had just released. GMRTB featured 10 showtunes from 1960 or earlier reimagined for today's radio genres. Bob had always joked to me that he wanted an episode of The Hunted a la Once More With Feeling or Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog, and I had always resisted because I didn't have the capabilities of making music worthy of those reference points. Marcus, however does, and this collection of songs had proved it. Bob heard the project and said it to me again in May of that year. I called Marcus and said I wanted to write a musical Hunted series starring his wife, Megan. As you've seen she's not only an insanely talented actor/singer, but she's also been a teacher of Krav Maga for years, so she had the action thing down as well.
While Marcus/Megan were on their honeymoon, I drank a bottle of whiskey and wrote the first draft for 3 episodes of what would become The Hunted: Encore. Both of them agreed that we wanted to do it, and so off we set on the journey. Those 3 episodes became the eventual 4 episodes of season 1. The first season was never intended to continue, though we left it open ended, but after completion we had now learned so much about the show, the form, and what it needed, that we desperately wanted to make a second season, so the 8 episodes of Season 2 were scripted in May of 2017, and we actually wrapped principal photography of season 2 exactly 1 year after the first day of principal photography for Season 1.
KillDozer: Was this always set to be a musical show? What comes first the script or the songs?
Ned: Our affiliate of The Hunted was always intended to be a Musical, but the hundreds of episodes prior are not musical. I write the first draft of the show with overall descriptions of the songs and where they fall. Then we work with songwriters to write the songs. I then go back and adjust the script to match the contributions of the writers, and we begin a sort of back and forth refining on all sides to incorporate the brilliant artistic creations of everyone involved. The final version is always far from where my initial scripts went, but always infinitely better due to the team we've built.
KillDozer: Why did you decide to create an online show and not a feature length film?
Ned: The original show is a web series, and we're an extension. Not unlike CSI: Miami is to CSI. In terms of getting immediate response and output, a web series is frankly a safer investment, though with a much lower ceiling. We've had a lot of trouble building a viewer base and finding our audience because of the nature of the medium.
KillDozer: Is everyone involved theatrically trained? You have a lot of singing and choreography taking place around the action and comedy, how long does it take to rehearse and really nail the performance?
Ned: Everyone acting in the show is an NYC-based, primarily theatre-based actor. Except, Bob (season 2), who is the original creator of The Hunted and is deeply seeded in the tv/film world.
KillDozer: You have some incredibly positive feedback online. Did you ever imagine that this project would be as welcome as it is?
Ned: We've had really fantastic feedback from everyone who's seen it. We've done extremely well in the festival circuit as well, and season 2 has already won more awards than the first. We haven't, however, seen a translation into a larger audience, and that's been our biggest challenge, is finding our audience and getting eyeballs on the show. Almost everyone who's seen it has loved it, but we haven't found the formula to grow the way we'd like.
KillDozer: How do you go about balancing all of the elements of The Hunted: Encore in an even way?
Ned: What a great question! As showrunner and scriptwriter I built the framework and the scripts for the show, but once the songs start getting incorporated, everything changes. It takes a lot of people finding much better ways of communicating ideas than I originally scripted and then working with the full team to incorporate.
KillDozer: How close are you in reality to your character "Ned"? Besides the fact that you share the same name of course.
Ned: Well the magic of The Hunted is everyone plays themselves (for the most part). The Queens of the Damned were scripted before we had our incredible actresses, so that was the first time the name convention changed for us. I scripted each character to be an over the top farcical version of the real people involved. For me, I'm pretty similar to the Ned that ends up in the show. The hardest part I find, is writing in other peoples' voices, so often there are rewrites throughout the process in consultation with everyone, since they are playing themselves. This has always created a much more cohesive script.
KillDozer: What is your overall dream for the show? Are you trying to market it to networks?
Ned: I would love to see the entire universe of The Hunted incorporated into a network of some kind, us included. Each affiliate stands alone really well, and I think ours speaks for itself in that regard. Our first step is to grow our viewership and audience, but that is definitely a dream of mine. We've written the outlines for seasons 3 and 4 should we get to them, but right now our focus is on promoting the first two seasons to a wider audience, rather than throwing more episodes into the mix.
KillDozer: What is the shooting schedule like for each episode? Where do you film?
Ned: We actually film the entire season in one shot. Season 1 was filmed on 2.5 days in July of 2016 in 4 separate locations. Season 2 was filmed in 3 days in July 2017, and then a pickup day to capture the vampire vlogs and a couple other things we missed in August. We don't film episode by episode, but location by location. Season 1 we filmed episode 2 "More Than One" first, and then we moved to the theater for end of 2 and all of 3, and then to the bar where the season kicks off, and the apartment setting. Season 2 we filmed everything in the theater the first day, and then spent two days at the warehouse. The pickup day we shot around Williamsburg Brooklyn to capture the vlogs, and some extra stuff for "Prepare For War".
KillDozer: This may sound silly but.... Why vampires? Are there any other creatures of the night you bring into the show?
Ned: The original show is all vampires, so are we. The Hunted has its own rules regarding Vamps, though. Sunlight doesn't hurt them, garlic is whatever, stakes don't do anything, crosses are useless. The only thing that kills them is removing the head. There are all sorts of scientific reasons that Bob could fill you in on, if you're curious.
KillDozer: Have you been able to watch the show with people who weren't connected to it ? What reactions did you get?
Ned: The reaction we get from basically everyone is really positive. To me, the best thing about our show is also what makes it hard to find an audience. We are a ton of genres slammed together in a way that takes itself seriously rather than being a sendup. I love the cohesion that brings to the tone of the show, but keeps the winks/nods to only where they are most effective. This has created a show that most commonly people say they've "never seen anything like," which to me, is the greatest compliment you can receive. It also means that when pitching the show to networks, or to an audience, they always go "what other show is it like?" And we don't have an easy answer. We can say "did you see Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog? It's sort of like that coupled with Cops and Buffy." We got an interesting letter from a festival we didn't get into for season 1 that told us they didn't know how to slot the show. They couldn't easily place us in a horror block, but we aren't the standard comedy fare", and we're only kind of an action show, and due to the limited amount of them, most festivals don't feature a musical block. So we weren't selected due to inability to program. I love that about our show, but it has been the hardest part about growing our audience. As I say to most people, there is something in our show for almost everyone to enjoy.
KillDozer: Where can we go to follow/watch The Hunted and The Hunted: Encore?
Ned: The best thing to do is to follow us on social media. You can watch our show on our website at www.thehuntedencore.com, and also we're on Seeka TV, a hulu-like website dedicated to web series.
KillDozer: Whats next for The Hunted?
Ned: In a perfect world we would find our audience, and create the avenue towards funding a third season. We're still in search, and that is the majority of our focus for the show right now. If we can do that, season 3 is ready to be developed. One thing we never want to do is just deliver the same thing you've seen before, and Season 3 incorporates new facets and ideas that I think audiences will really love. So the first step is audience, the next step is season 3!
KillDozer: If you could cast the vampires from any film into any Broadway play who would they be and what play would they be in?
Ned: Well ignoring the vampire musicals that already exist (Dance of the Vampires and Lestat), I would actually love to see Elina Lowensohn's character from Nadja play Elphaba in Wicked. It would also be truly nutty to see the team from What We Do in the Shadows take on the Mormon characters in The Book of Mormon.
KillDozer: What horror film do you think could make an awesome musical?
Ned: In terms of MUSICAL, I would love to see a gritty, dark musical version of something like The Wicker Man, or something like what became The Little Shop of Horrors done to, say, Trick 'r Treat. However, one of my dreams is to transform Neil Marshall's brilliant script for Dog Soldiers into a stage play. Since there are only two true locations, I think it can be done. If someone else steals that, I'm coming for them.
KillDozer: Would you survive the world of The Hunted in real life?
Ned: I doubt it. As I've said to many people, I'm extremely well trained in how to fake fight. I think my instincts would cause me to miss bad guys, not actually hit them. The singing part? I've got that one down pat.
You guys can get updates on The Hunted and The Hunted: Encore on Facebook, on Twitter and Instagram by searching @ChargingMooseNY, Tumblr, or by going to TheHuntedEncore.com!
This month has flown by and here we are at the last Bluray Tuesday of March. First up is Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon, remastered and released from Scream Factory along with a few new bonus features. This one is must pickup for me and the slip cover is nice! Also from Scream Factory are Steelbook editions of Prince of Darkness and Assault on Precinct 13. 80's cult classic Scanners hits Bluray today as apart of the Criterion line and it's remastered as well. The remastered trend continues with Arrow Video re-releasing a new copy of Killer Klowns from Outer Space. I love this film and may double dip on this release. The biggest release today is Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi. This comes in a few different versions, standard Bluray, 4K Ultra HD and a few retailer exclusives. Target will carry a digibook packaging and Best Buy will carry an exclusive Steelbook. Mr. Robot season 3 and Marvel's Legion season one both drop today as well just in time to catch up before the new seasons air coming soon. So what will you buy, rent or skip this week? Let us know in the comments. Until next week!
Nice, normal-looking Leslie Vernon (Nathan Baesel) has an obsession with movie-style slashers like Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger. Leslie decides to follow in the footsteps of his heroes, and, ever the self-promoter, invites a documentary filmmaker (Angela Goethals) and her crew to follow him around as he constructs his own grisly legacy.
Scanners are men and women born with incredible telepathic and telekinetic powers. There are many who exercise the benefits of their special gifts in a safe and judicious manner. However, there is a group of renegade scanners who plan to create a race that will rule the world.
A confused misfit becomes suicidal when his favorite TV show is cancelled. An agent promises to make him a TV star if he kills certain people, so he becomes "The Baby Mask Killer."
Police ambush and kill several gang members in Los Angeles. Gang members make a pact of blood to strike back at police, and conduct a siege on the police station which is almost abandoned and due to be closed. Staff of the closing precinct and the criminals being held there while in transit must work together to fight off the attacking gang members.
A story about a young man and woman who move into a small abandoned town in Iceland to renovate and old house. Little do they know the town has a dark history.
Charles is a Los Angeles pimp and drug dealer who has an affair with the wife of an LAPD detective. The Detective finds out and, with the help of a corrupt Judge, frames Charlie for murder. After a stint in prison Charles emerges a changed man. He Attempts to go straight but is haunted by the injustices he endured and his experience behind bars. Ultimately, Chuck decides to take revenge on those who wronged him. This revenge tale was also released under the title Soul Vengeance.
When his fiancee is kidnapped by human traffickers, Roman and his ex-military brothers set out to track her down and save her before it is too late. Along the way, Roman teams up with Avery, a cop investigating human trafficking and fighting the corrupted bureaucracy that has harmful intentions.
Well guys, we did it. We had our first event over the weekend, and I hope some of you were there for it 😊 Depending on how you look at it, the Unnamed Footage Festival was kind of the gateway into the film festival season, seeing as the San Francisco International Film Festival will be starting up in just over a week, and will be closely followed by Monsterpalooza. That's not a film festival, but you get what I mean.
But before I get ahead of myself again, let's see what this week will be presenting us with! The most talked about title is easily Ready Player One, which starts its theatrical run in just two days. One of the more interesting of these screenings will be at the Alamo Drafthouse New Mission Theatre. They will have the movie screening on their biggest screen in 70mm. Get your tickets today!
Once again, it's horror on a college campus. The difference between this and other entries in the slice-n-dice genre is that bloodflow is minimal and most of the horror occurs off-screen. That is not to say that there are no queasy acts of violence though. Set just before April Fools Day, the story centers on a trio of sorority pledges who attend a dance held at a haunted frat house where two decades before a pledge lost his head in a hazing gone awry. During the party, the dead frat boy rises up from his gravesite (located in the backyard), takes over the body of one of the girl pledges and embarks upon an evening of bloody, inventive revenge using a variety of tools that include but are not limited too garden utensils, electric wires and even a guillotine.
Free-spirited Lulu (Melanie Griffith) sets her sights on uptight banker Charles (Jeff Daniels) for a little bit of fun. Their relationship starts off simple enough with a tryst and some modest adventure, but Lulu wants Charles to pose as her husband at a high school reunion. It seems harmless enough to Charles, but that all changes when Lulu's actual husband, Ray (Ray Liotta), confronts them at the event. Understandably, Ray isn't content to let Charles and Lulu ride off into the sunset.
Jules Dassin's second European production following his HUAC blacklisting from Hollywood is considered the first heist film, a sub-genre that would later include the likes of everything from The Asphalt Jungle to The Killing to Reservoir Dogs. The film follows the exploits of four thieves--Tony (Jean Servais), Jo (Carl Mohner), Cesar (Dassin himself, under the pseudonym "Perlo Vita") and Mario (Robert Manuel)--who hatch a scheme to rob a Paris jewelry store.
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Based on the novel by Joan Didion, this film chronicles the rise and fall of one woman's acting career. Model Maria Wyeth is discovered by director Carter Lang, who marries her. When Lang divorces her and her best friend commits suicide, she has a nervous breakdown.
Quiet Tom leaves home and enters the world of war in the British Army with its anxious days of marching and training and waiting only to meet his quick and violent death on the beaches at Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944.
Oh right, and this weekend is also the Unnamed Footage Festival! Comprised of several unreleased found footage films as well as a couple retro screenings, this is a festival for those few who see beyond the the cheap gimmicks of the lackluster found footage films, to the curious and questionable POV films that dare you to ask why you love them. You can get the details and tickets at FilmFreeway.com/UnnamedFootageFilm!
A mad scientist name Anton Lupesky invents a drug that can free the soul of the user and allow them to posses the bodies of corpses. The horrible side effect is sometimes fatal hallucinations that leave the survivors incurably mad.
1976: Two young journalists leave for the French-Swiss border to investigate a strange case of cattle mutilations and record testimonies for a TV channel. Yet, once they get there, the scientific team they were supposed to meet has gone missing. Escorted by a first-aider, a British biologist, and an American forensic investigator, Melissa and David will go looking for the missing team deep into the mountains.
The Next Big Thing is a dark comedy about friendship, revenge and the lust for fame. The protagonist is Julian, who, despite his "talent", has never achieved the level of fame he thinks he deserves. When his deranged and estranged best friend Chuck shows up with a plan to make Julian famous by making a film about Julian becoming famous, Julian agrees to do it. Unfortunately for Julian, Chuck's real aim is to make a prank show centered on ruining Julian's life. After a series of embarrassing and painful events Julian begins to regret his decision, but the worse the situation is for Julian, the more popular the videos become. Julian's ego allows Chuck to bring him to the edge of his sanity and beyond.
Found footage and urban legend come together in chilling fashion to spin this unsettling film, shot on location in Ellicott City, Maryland. A videographer sorting through used tapes uncovers hours of footage of a young woman obsessed with an apocryphal figure known as "Peeping Tom." Determined to uncover the mystery behind her fascination, he in turn loses himself in the vanished woman's tale.
Sorgoi Prakov, a television cameraman, is travelling through Europe with hand-held cameras to make a "tourist" travelogue for his TV station back home about the "European Dream". But when his wallet is stolen and the film producers don't answer his calls, Sorgoi's situation gets increasingly dire.
While video chatting one night, six high school friends receive a Skype message from a classmate who killed herself a year earlier. At first they think it's a prank, but when the girl starts revealing the friends' darkest secrets, they realize they are dealing with something out of this world, something that wants them dead.
A documentary by two desperate young filmmakers who stumble upon the ultimate subject, a 33 year old cannibalistic serial killer named Anthony McAllister, who has agreed to let them document every aspect of his horrifically violent life-style.
Hindu Kush, Afghanistan October 2014. War ends at midnight, all five British soldiers have to do is stay alive till then. After surviving a firefight the five British soldiers try to find a safe haven to sit out the rest of last night of the Afghan war. Trekking through woodland they come across a large imposing British fort dating back to the first British-Afghan war of the early 19th century. As the night unfolds and their mission is finally explained to them, they find themselves engulfed in a labyrinthine nightmare of seemingly un-combatable forces from another realm.
After receiving an unsettling postcard from an estranged friend living in a secluded commune, four filmmakers take their cameras into the wilderness of Montana to document the mysterious inner workings of the group on their disconcerting road to self-sufficiency, witnessing something more shocking than they ever imagined.
The 'WNUF Halloween Special' is a stunning found footage film expose of terrifying supernatural activity that unfolded at the infamous Webber House, the site of ghastly murders. Local television personality Frank Stewart leads a group of paranormal investigators including Catholic exorcist, Father Joseph Matheson and the prolific husband-and-wife team Louis and Claire Berger. Together, the experts explore the darkest corners of the supposedly haunted Webber House, trying to prove the existence of the demonic entities within.


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Q: How to change Angular UI Datepicker model value format in angular formly? Here is the default format of UI Datepicker of angular formly
  {
    "date": "2015-10-05T18:30:00.000Z"
  }

How to change the above format into
  {
    "date": "2015/10/05"
  }

Here is the JSBIN: http://jsbin.com/cadaga/2/edit?html,js,output

A: Usually, in the model you store the date in ISO format like you already have, and you format it in the view as you wish, using the date filter (documentation):
<div>{{vm.model.date | date: 'yyyy/MM/dd'}}</div>

If you anyway want to change the format in the model, inject $filter and use date filter like the following:

$filter('date')(date_value, format, timezone)

e.g:
$filter('date')(vm.model.date, 'yyyy/MM/dd');

Alternatively, if you are manipulating dates a lot, a library like moment.js can be useful.

Edit: Noticed you want to change the date model value in the concrete context of angular-formly with a datepicker component.
The component needs the date model value to be in a standard format, but what you can do is to have another property with the corresponding formatted date, that you would set on change of the date input:
HTML (on the datepicker input):
ng-change="vm.setFormattedDate(dt)"

Controller:
vm.setFormattedDate = function (datetime) {
    vm.model.formattedDate = $filter('date')(datetime, 'yyyy/MM/dd');
}


Every quarter Stamp Paints and our community pick one cause or organization to highlight and support.
On June 15 we are sponsoring a citizen science educational cruise on the Sam Patch boat. Attendees of all ages will use scientific instruments to collect and analyze water quality, observe and identify living things in the canal ecosystem, and contribute data to the Finger Lakes Institute. Stamp Paints clients have access to twenty seats on this cruise. Email StampPaints@gmail.com to reserve free seats for your whole family!
Corn Hill Navigation is the nonprofit organization that operates Sam Patch. They connect the community and visitors to Rochester's historic waterways through authentic, guided boat experiences and educational programs. Thanks to generous donors, they provide low or no cost field trips for thousands of local children.
In March we will be volunteering alongside Paint by Number Moms and other colleagues in the home improvement field to update and refresh the halls and rooms at Sojourner Home: The House of Strength.
Sojourner Home provides shelter, structure, strength, and inspiration to women, their families, and others in need so they are prepared to lead responsible and meaningful lives. In addition to housing, Sojourner provides homeless women and children with self-sufficiency skills and education programs, including after school tutoring and performing arts classes for kids. Their goal is to help families transition into permanent housing and give them the tools they need to succeed so they never become homeless again.
For our fourth quarter of the year, we ran a contest to see where our current and future clients would like us to focus our year-end philanthropy. Cracker Box Palace won the donation and we brought exposure to Teen Empowerment, Landmark Society, and Willow Domestic Violence Center. We also collected many great suggestions from over fifty people for organizations we can support in the future. We encourage you to read our Season of Giving blog post to learn more about each organization.
Cracker Box Palace is a no kill haven on Alasa Farms. They have an all-volunteer rescue team. Animals come to recover from illness, neglect, or abuse. The majority of animals served are farm animals, but they also offer classes to educate the public on humane treatment for animals of all kinds. Our donation will be directed to youth programming.
With the help of our community, we raised almost $2,000 for RocIDEA Connection. RocCity Coalition and RYP are partnering on this effort to empower current and future leaders with strategies to create collective impact. They will offer trainings, workshops, and conversations that focus on inclusion, diversity, equity, and – most importantly – action. These events will leverage Rochester organizations already engaged in the fight to reduce poverty, combat discrimination, and provide opportunity for all.
Our fundraising efforts will sponsor ASL interpretation needs for 2019. We also sponsored a workshop on Intersectional Feminism by 540WMain Communiversity and Citizen Action. Almost 60 people joined us as we deepened our understanding of how women's overlapping identities impact the way they experience oppression and discrimination. If you are still hoping to donate to these efforts click here.
What could be better than a hike and some hops? We sponsored a hike for anyone looking to reconnect with nature. We explored Turning Point Park in Charlotte and then sampled the Ruby Red Kolsch and other craft beers at the Genesee Brew House.
Genesee Land Trust preserves and protects natural lands and waterways that enhance the quality of life in the Greater Rochester region – providing wildlife habitat, locally grown food, and connections to nature – for everyone.
We hosted a party and created a few dozen original artworks to add to the thousands of local, national, and international pieces included in the 2018 6x6 exhibit at Rochester Contemporary Art Center. The pieces in this exhibit are sold for $20 each and collectively this effort raises over $55,000.
RoCo is a venue for the exchange of ideas and a not-for-profit that was founded in 1977. As a center for thoughtful contemporary art, RoCo provides unique encounters for audiences and extraordinary opportunities for artists.
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Murray Kingwell B.Th., M.T.S., has a long, rich background in counselling and pastoral ministry. He has a Masters in Theological Studies, with a Major in Counselling. Murray has also done extensive writing in the field of counselling, as well as authored a book for general audiences. As well, he has had counselling clinics in both Hamilton and London, Ontario. Murray was at one point the administrative counsellor for 100 Huntley Street's counselling services. Murray has also worked with the Children's Aid Society, and was a counsellor at Pine Hill training school. He currently has counselling offices in Milton, Hamilton, Cambridge and Brantford.
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Q: Out of sync development in back end vs front end We have two developers working on the same project. One is doing the front end and the other doing the back end.
Everything is working well, however we have come across the developer doing the back end stuff and getting though it faster than what the front end developer is working on. Therefore the back end dev skips ahead to other stories that he needs to work on.
I'm guessing this is fine but I'm not sure what happens when the front end developer goes in and ends up not being able to get though all of the stories, and we have to stop because time has been spent ahead by the back end developer doing his tasks out of the priority order.
Should the back end developer wait until the front end developer to catch up or should he keep going?
If he keeps going, what do you do about the budget and not completing the sprint?

A: Make your fast developer learn how to do 'front end' tasks.
Splitting developers up by language or framework experience is just something HR does to make it easier to advertise for employees.
In real life developers are, or should be, constantly learning new languages, frameworks, software tools etc.
Not letting some developers work on a subset of tasks is slowing down your project and impeding the developers careers

A: If you are practicing agile there shouldn't be a front end dev and a back end dev, there are two devs. They can break up work based on their strengths, and the back end dev can do the more complicated back end parts and vice versa, but they should both be able to back each other up. Your back end developer may not be as efficient at developing front end parts, but both are needed to get any value from the project.
The concept of font end or back end developer is largely outdated, any developer should be able to learn the relevant technologies to become proficient. This is beneficial for you as a manager/product owner because you get more benefit from your developers, and it's beneficial for developers making them more marketable and better potential for career growth.

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Therefore the back end dev skips ahead to other stories that he needs to work on. I'm guessing this is fine

From an agile perspective (specifically, scrum) it is definitely not fine. The back end dev should be helping the front end dev finish their stories. For example, they could help write or perform tests, do some documentation, help prepare for the demo, etc.

Should the back end developer wait until the front end developer to catch up or should he keep going?

Waiting is an option, but again, the best solution is for the back end developer to help the front end developer in whatever way possible.
In agile, the goal is to optimize for the team, not the individual. The important thing in a sprint isn't necessarily to keep everyone busy, but to deliver finished, shippable code.

A: Slowing one worker down would be a very poor choice.
Things I would consider:

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*See if you can rebalance the workload. Some things aren't clearly front end or back end tasks, and you can shift more of the burden to the programmer who is running ahead.

*In this same light, there is no magic about front end versus backend work: especially as they share a common purpose (application), API, etc. You could consider having the less busy programmer pick up some UI tasks. I would DISCUSS it with them at least, at see if they are open. This is a very personal thing, and some people just wont want to and others will love the chance

*Bring in another UI resource to help out (even if just part time).

*Start the backend programmer on another task, and have him split time between the two projects.
In short - be pragmatic, and efficient. Remember, agile (and its tools/processes) are just there to help. Rigorous adherence to dogma will not produce better results than pragmatism and flexibility.

A: This sounds like a very familiar situation.
Early on in my career I worked for a small startup. It was a three person team. A back end developer (a seasoned PHP developer), a front end developer (me, fresh out of college) and a graphic designer.
I was the slow front end developer.
We weren't practicing agile, but we did find a way to utilize our resources to the fullest, which is the true root of your question. The back end developer would inevitably surge ahead of me. He had to know enough "front end stuff" to get the information right on screen. He knew basic HTML, and that was enough to verify the output. Later on I would come in and completely rewrite the UI layer. If any AJAX-y stuff was needed we designed and agreed upon that ahead of time. We treated AJAX calls like any other API call between server and client — you need to think about it ahead of time.
So just let each work at their own pace. Design ahead of time so back end and front end developers know the data structures before work starts, and then turn each one loose. It sounds like your challenge is keeping up with the back end developer, not speeding up the front end developer. Speed comes with practice.
So stories get completed in longer periods of time. Split the stories into smaller ones (waaaaaaaay smaller) to limit the work in progress, lengthen your sprints or just live with it. Which one you choose is irrelevant, as long as people are constantly working, and working software is being delivered. That's the true spirit of Agile Development.


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Prof S. K. Joshi (1935 - 2020), Eminent Physicist and Professor, IIT Roorkee (1967 - 1986)
Many of us in Roorkee alumni community have been touched by Prof. S. K. Joshi. A tribute is being planned on June 6th 2020 for his Roorkee family and friends with IIT-R officials and other prominent alumni to share memories and offer prayers.
If you would like to participate and share your memories of him then please send an email to iitraanasa@gmail.com.
Eminent Physicist and Professor, IIT Roorkee (1967 - 1986), Prof Sri Krishna Joshi passed away on May 15th 2020 at his residence in Gurugram, India. An Indian physicist, Prof. Joshi was Professor of Physics at the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorke e from 1967 to 1986. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hema Joshi, his brother, Dr. Jagdish Chandra Joshi, son Sanjay, daughter-in-law, Mita and two grandchildren, Suchita and Parmarth.
Prof. Joshi was born on 6th June 1935 in the village of Anpara in Kumaon, Uttarakhand, India. His early life was difficult. His father passed away when he was 11 years old. However, he continued excelling in academics while shouldering the responsibility of supporting his family.
A well renowned Physicist, Prof. Joshi served the nation both as an academician and as an institution builder. He was Professor of Physics at the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee from 1967 to 1986. In this role, he supervised the Ph.D. theses of twenty scholars and published more than 190 research papers. Many of his students have served as Professors of Physics across major research universities in India.
He served as the fifth Director of the National Physical Laboratory from 1986 to 1991. While directing NPL, he continued his research and guided PhD students. In 1991, he was appointed the Director General of the Indian Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. After retiring in 1995, he was awarded the Sarabhai Research Professorship in Physics and worked on condensed matter theory at the National Physical Laboratory in New Delhi.
As a science administrator, he also played a crucial role in establishing new institutes of higher learning – IISER, NISER, new IITs as well as research institutions, such as, ARIES Observatory, Indigo (India's LIGO).. He also served the nation by working on various committees, such as, the Scientific Advisory Committee to the Prime Minister of India and advising institutions, such as, DRDO, Department of Atomic Energy.
Related to IIT Roorkee, he chaired the committee that recommended the conversion of University of Roorkee into an IIT. He also served as the first Chairman of the Board of Directors of IIT Roorkee.
Prof Joshi's work was bestowed with prestigious awards - Padma Shri, Padma Bhushan, Watumull Memorial Prize, Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Physical Sciences, CSIR
Three generations of Prof Joshi's Family (Right to Left)
Dr. J. C. Joshi, Prof S. K. Joshi's younger brother, who retired from IIT Delhi and lives in Gurgaon; Parmarth, grandson (Sanjay's son); Mita, daughter-in-law (Sanjay's wife), formerly Assistant Professor at Lucknow University; Suchita - granddaughter (Sanjay's daughter), currently, undergraduate student at U. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Computer Science & Statistics); Son (Sanjay), himself a Roorkee alumni and currently employed at Google, Inc.; Jeetendra, nephew (Dr. J.C. Joshi's son); Prof. S.K. Joshi; Mrs. Hema Joshi, Prof. Joshi's wife
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Prof Joshi's son, Sanjay, who himself is a Thomasonian, graciously shared, "When I look back at his life, it involved a lot of struggle and setbacks (including loosing my brother twenty years ago). However, I never ever heard him complaining. He always looked for other positive role models around him and for opportunities to improve himself and those around him. His hard work, dedication and helpfulness sets a good example for all of us."
Silver Jubilee Award, Meghnad Saha Award for Research in Theoretical Sciences, Dr. K.S. Krishnan Memorial Lectureship of INSA, FICCI Award in Physical Sciences, Dr. Mahendra Lal Sircar Prize by IACS Calcutta, Goyal Prize in Physics by Goyal Foundation, and CV Raman Medal of INSA.
He was awarded as D.Sc. honoris causa from Kumaon University in 1994, from Kanpur University in 1995, Banaras Hindu University in 1996, and the University of Burdwan in 2005.
Shri Krishna Joshi served science and he truly helped build the nation for all of us and the number of generations to come.
Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan Shri Krishna Joshi stood for, served in his whole life and he truly builds the nation for all of us and number of generations to come.
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Fellow, Indian National Science Academy(1974 -)
Secretary, Indian National Science Academy (1983 - 1986)
Foreign Secretary, Indian National Science Academy (1989 - 1992)
President, Indian National Science Academy (Elected in1993
President, Indian Physics Association (1989 - 1990)
Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee (1967 - 1986)
Director, National Physical Laboratory (1986 - 1991)
Director General, Indian Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (1991 - 1995)
Sarabhai Research Professorship, National Physical Laboratory (1995 -)
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Padma Shri (1991)
Padma Bhushan (2003).
Watumull Memorial Prize (1965)
Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Physical Sciences (1972)
CSIR Silver Jubilee Award in (1973)
Meghnad Saha Award for Research in Theoretical Sciences (1974)
Dr. K.S. Krishnan Memorial Lectureship of INSA (1987)
FICCI Award in Physical Sciences (1990)
Dr. Mahendra Lal Sircar Prize by IACS Calcutta for 1989 (in 1994)
Goyal Prize in Physics by Goyal Foundation (1993)
CV Raman Medal of INSA (1999)
https://nabl-india.org/prof-s-k-joshi/
https://spsti.org/prof-s-k-joshi-journey-from-a-small-village-to-director-general-csir-new-delhi/
https://www.aries.res.in/images/Prof_S_K_Joshi_1935_2020.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shri_Krishna_Joshi
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Notably absent is a goal related to the CrossFit Open. I intend to compete, and I know that once I'm in it I'll try hard, but it's scheduled at an awkward time for me and, as mentioned above, I don't want to pile a lot on for the start of the year.
Finish a major creative work. This is essentially unchanged from the last couple of years, although now I'm focused on a specific project, the one I started with S0E1 Part 1.
Back squat twice my body weight. This is certainly ambitious given that my best ever is 315 pounds, but I feel it's a good target to have. Strength is alleged to begin with back squatting twice your body weight, and it would nice to start to be strong.
Finish the second season of my roleplaying game. I'm happy with the progress I made with this in 2011, and this goal might expand to include starting the third season.
Polish, package, and release my Vim/writing/blogging scripts. This includes PyWordCount, but also includes the custom reStructuredText directives I've written, and the reST-in-Vim-to-WordPress pipeline I have.
Get paid for a piece of writing. Not necessarily a new piece, just any writing. In some ways this shouldn't be that hard, given that I have a lots of existing work to put out there, but it's not something I have any experience doing. It would be very good to rectify that.
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Stamp exhibition celebrating the work of Ryman and the first Gib stamps on a local theme
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A stamp exhibition will be held at the Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery next week. The event marks two important anniversaries. It is the 50th anniversary of the first stamp designs for Gibraltar produced by Freddy Ryman, who went on to become Gibraltar's most prolific stamp designers. The exhibition also marks the issue of the first special stamps by Gibraltar on a purely local theme.
The exhibition will be inaugurated at 12 noon on Monday, in the presence of members of the late Freddy Ryman's family. It will then open to the public until 5pm. The exhibition can also be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday between 10am and 5pm and has free entrance.
The material on display has been prepared by local stamp enthusiast and collector Stephen Viñales. It includes all the 85 sets comprising 336 stamps issued by Gibraltar which were designed by Freddy Rymanover 25 years, between 1966 and 1991; the 12 miniature sheets and three Gibraltar stamp booklets also designed by him; some of the artwork and proof material forstamp designs that he produced; and even some of the unadoptedstamp designs that he created.
These were designs that were never used as stamps. All the artwork is unique.
The exhibition will also include a cabinet dedicated exclusively to the first special stamps for Gibraltar on a local theme, the set of three stamps issued on 27 August 1966 to mark the European Sea Angling Championships, which were held in Gibraltar. Prior to this date, there had only been one stamp issue on a Gibraltar theme: the New Constitution overprints of 1950. They marked the inauguration of the Gibraltar Legislative Council, the forerunner of Gibraltar's Parliament. There stamps were overprints, not specific designs for the special issue.
With the issue of the European Sea Angling Championship stamps in 1966, Gibraltar philately took off in a completely new direction. The three stamps were the first to be designed by Freddy Ryman, who was later awarded the MBE in 1973 for "sustained efforts, over a number of years, devoted to the design of Gibraltar stamps". He is the only Gibraltarian to have been so honoured. This set of stamps also produced the first major error of the 20th century on a Gibraltar stamp: the black printing was omitted on a sheet of 7d stamps. One of these stamps will be on display at the exhibition.
From the Sea Angling stamps onwards, it became the norm for local events to be marked with stamp issues; stamps were produced on Gibraltar-related themes; and Gibraltar stamps were now primarily designed by a Gibraltarian artist instead of someone from abroad.
The Sea Angling issue also saw another first for Gibraltar: the production of the first ever Gibraltar Presentation Pack. It has subsequently become the norm for the Post Office to issue a Presentation Pack with every issue.
The help of the Department of Education has been enlisted to arrange for groups of pupils from Gibraltar schools to see the exhibition and be given a talk and tour of the exhibits. A number of slots have been made available for organised school tours. The talks will be delivered by Richard Garcia and Stephen Viñales.