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FIRST in Michigan FTC grants are open for submission. Please review the grant requirements and parameters especially those relating to team composition (middle school only), team affiliation (school or youth enrichment 501c3), and incremental teams at a given school/organization. Grant information and the link to apply is available here: 2017-2018 FiM FTC Grants and Application Procedures.
The intent of the FiM FTC Rookie Team grant is to provide one time funding to a school or youth enrichment 501c3 organization to establish a new middle school team (which includes a team number and Kit of Parts) that is then "owned" by the team's affiliated entity (school/501c3) for reuse year to year. The MDE FIRST Robotics State grant further solidifies the relationship between team and school. Team members and coaches may move through the program but the team number/Kit of Parts stays with the affiliated entity. Work with your team's affiliated organization as to the usage terms of the Kit of Parts and the replacement policy on consumed/damaged/lost parts.
Incremental Team clarification: For an incremental new team to be eligible for the FiM FTC rookie team grant, all the veteran teams from that same entity must be registered for the new season. This governance is in place to keep veterans from forming as rookies just to amass parts, which is not the sponsor's intent.
Note: Teams that were awarded the FTC Jump Start Grant in the spring of 2017 are not eligible for the FIRST In Michigan FTC Veteran Team grant as the team is already receiving grant funding from FIRST FTC national towards the new REV Robotics Expansion Hub.
This grant will open for submission on Sept. 26th and close on Nov. 7th. The MDE will send information regarding the grant to school/district leadership including Level 5's.. FIRST In Michigan will provide similar information to teams at all levels: FLL Jr/FLL/FTC/FRC.
FIRST® teams (Jr.FLL/FLL/FTC/FRC) actively mentored by a Ford Motor Co. employee mentor can apply for a Ford FIRST Robotics team grant. The grant amount for FTC teams that meet the criteria is $300. FAQs on the grants.
Only one person per team should apply.
If you are a returning team, you will need the email and password that you used during last year's application process. If you have forgotten the password there is a link to have it reset.
At this page, click on "Already a user? > Login here" Use the email and password that you used during last year's application process.
This will begin a short process in which you fill out the preliminary application.
At this page, begin to fill out the preliminary application.
The "Remit to" information for the grant check is captured under the "FIRST School" name/address areas of the form. Use the team's fiscal partner information (school or 501c3 organization) in these input areas. The school name/affiliated org. should be included in the "Affiliation" area. Grant checks cannot be made out to an individual.
Check out this amazing resource for FIRST FTC teams developed by a brilliant and dedicated crew of Michigan FIRST alumni, volunteers, and team members. INTRODUCING....The Orange Alliance https://www.theorangealliance.org/! The Orange Alliance is a public website and API for teams across the world to access information on other teams, events, and more. Thank you to the development team for their continued support of FIRST FTC teams!
There is a scheduled release of the new FIRST Tech Challenge software, for Wednesday, September 6th. The new release will include usability and reliability improvements for the 2017-2018 season. Features include a new "OnBot Java" programming tool that lets teams program using Java without the need for Android Studio. The new software will also have some enhanced Vuforia features. Note that teams are not required to upgrade to the newest software. Updated software will be available from Google Play and on the public GitHub Repository (https://github.com/ftctechnh/ftc_app).
FIRST Tech Challenge now has an online, "evergreen" document for the FIRST Tech Challenge Android control system. This online document is a centralized repository with up-to-date information about configuring, using, and troubleshooting the FIRST Tech Challenge Android control system. The community can access the documentation at the following address :https://github.com/ftctechnh/ftc_app/wiki.
SEASON REGISTRATION: Teams that complete their season registration before September 9, 2017 will be guaranteed two qualifier event spots in the 2017-18 regular season event structure. The FIRST reg. system date/time stamps all registrations. Participation in one is mandatory for all teams accepting FIRST, FIRST in Michigan, MDE, Sponsor specific grants. Playing in a 2nd event is optional but gives a team a chance to apply all they've learned at their first event (plus it's fun!).
TEAM AFFILIATION AND ALIGNMENT: Registered teams should check their team affiliation as listed on the MI FTC Team List (tab 1). It is key for teams that will be submitting for the MI Dept. of Education (MDE) FIRST Robotics State grant to reflect their school affiliation. Teams must be properly aligned to the FIRST in Michigan (FiM) progression, i.e. teams comprised solely of middle school grade/age team members, in order to be eligible for FiM FTC/MDE/sponsor specific grants and to participate in FiM FTC events.
SEASON QUALIFIERS: Season qualifiers are shaping up but still in a bit of flux. A preliminary list as well as how event registration works in Michigan is linked: MI FTC Event Process. Note that as FIRST FTC event registration is handled at the local level, a team's Dashboard will not include the team's registered events.
GOOGLE BLOCKS: FRC 503, Frog Force has been exploring the FTC google blocks programming platform. Blocks is a user friendly graphics based programming language that is a good stepping stone to Android Studio and text based Java programming. It's a great option for rookie teams especially those transitioning from FLL to FTC. Frog Force has consolidated the links to the FIRST documents regarding Blocks on their website at http://www.frogforce503.com/page-ftc-resources.html. They will also offer seminars in the near future to help teams get a "hop" on Blocks programming.
VETERANS: Remember that FTC team numbers are retained from year to year. Do not register your veteran team as a new team - register with your veteran team number. Visit the MI FTC Team List for all 2016-17 team numbers (2nd tab).
ROOKIES: Remember to start the registration process for your team through to the assignment of your temporary team number (2017xxxxx). Do not pay for anything at this point. Then, apply for the FIRST FTC national Team Grant. These grant funds can only be directly applied through the FTC Storefront. See linked "Grants and Application Procedures" below for a step-by-step process. Applying for this grant is a requirement of the FIRST in Michigan Rookie Team Grant.
TEAM SIZE: FTC team size is capped at 15. Multiple teams out of a given school/organization are welcome and can be eligible for all grants.
UPDATE TEAM CONTACTS. Remember to have "graduating" team contacts invite their replacements before moving programs. If I'm still a contact for your team from the 16-17 season, PLEASE invite a replacement! See the Team Registration doc linked below for the "who can invite whom" pecking order.
PAY IT FORWARD (or backward!): If your team members are all moving to FRC this season (Kudos - you've done an AWESOME job!), remember to pass your FTC knowledge and FTC kit of parts on to the next generation of your FTC team. Coming from FLL? Do the same! Help make the STEM pipeline in your community strong!! Per the FIRST FTC Rookie Team Grant - the team's affiliated school/organization is the "owner" of the team number and FTC Kit of Parts as their purchase was made possible by the grant's funds.


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When you're struggling with sales, cutting prices can help to boost sales. When you're struggling with users, giving away free devices is perhaps an even better way to draw some press to your device when you've already cut prices. This seems to be the concept followed by RIM, as TechRadar reports.
Research in Motion have announced plans to give out free BlackBerry PlayBook tablets to Android developers if they simply submit their apps to the BlackBerry App World (the equivalent of the Android Market). If you're interested in a free tablet you need to submit your app before the 13th of February, so you have ten days to learn how to throw an app together. Once you've uploaded your app you need to email developeroutreachprogram@rim.com, and state the name of the app you've uploaded.
The BlackBerry Devblog states that there are going to be some Terms and Conditions, though these have not yet been published. to Alex K on the Devblog made the following statement:
"the plan is to provide one free 16GB BlackBerry PlayBook to every registered BlackBerry App World vendor who converts their Android app for use on the BlackBerry PlayBook and submits it to BlackBerry App World."
With the price of the PlayBook sitting at £169 in the United Kingdom it seems that RIM are desperate to get people developing apps for the tablet, which launched in April 2011. This might actually be some positive marketing for the tablet, since the easiest way to build up a base of users is to give them things to use on the device you're trying to sell. Certainly, some positive marketing from RIM would be something our own Andy Weir would like to see after he called the #BeBold campaign "awful".
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A main interest in the lab is the mechanism by which platelets promote angiogenesis, tumor progression and metastasis. Cancer patients commonly display elevated platelet activation and suffer from increased risk of thromboembolic complications. This highlights the potential benefit of keeping platelet activity as low as possible in cancer patients, without increasing the risk of bleedings.
We are also interested in the genetic and molecular mechanisms responsible for deregulated blood vessel formation. We have previously identified histidine-rich glycoprotein (HRG) as en endogenous regulator of tumor vascularization. Using various genetic models we address the mechanism(s) of action of this plasma protein.
One of our projects is focused on the development of therapeutic cancer vaccines directed specifically at molecules expressed by tumor vessels. A main advantage of targeting the tumor vessels is that they have not developed the same immune escape mechanisms as the tumor cells. In addition, the vasculature has a more stable genetic composition and is easily accessible for the immune system.


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Apple with its innovtive technological services has always captured the attraction of the tech savvy people providing various applications which provides complete freedom from the regular hiccups in life. The latest entry into the family of Apple applications is the iNewspaper. This particular technology enables a person to download electronic version of any newspaper available over the internet. Though this application has been ready, they are planning to hold the same until the next generation iPad is released.
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According to different sources and rumors spread around, iNewspaper is on the similar tracks of the already present iBooks from Apple. This particular technology enables people to download various versions of the newspaper providing relief from the regular paper issue and also at the same time provide publishing agencies subscriptions rather than sell a single issue. With digital technology enabled in the application, it is possible for the publishers to integrate audio tracks, video tracks and even hyperlinks.
A recent from Bloomberg states that Apple is in talks with various publishing houses discussing about the pricing, subscription fees and revenue sharing points. Among the various newspapers publishing houses present in the talks consists of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, which has expressed interest to be part of the iNewspaper technology to provide digital issues to iPad. Various newspapers such as "The New York Times" and other well-known newspapers have already started their own application to provide digital version to iPad and to the Android driven smartphones.
iPad, which has sold over 11 million units expects to see much further increase in the products sale by the end of the year. Capturing a fraction of the users from this enormous database can really reap in good revenues to both the publishing companies and Apple. The only problem that Apple has to overcome is the revenue sharing concept with the newspaper publishing houses as Apple here places the role of a middleman. Such concept was never seen before any industry and Apple is here trying to create a new history with the concept.
The aim behind developing this particular tool was to provide complete access to the digital newspaper editions to users which were available on a single platform. User can easily select a particular edition of a newspaper and go through the same without many hurdles. According the leading trade analyst Ben Wood, Apple is bringing the change in the publishing houses by asking them to invest in digital media publishing content. The talks are still on which will help finalize the share between the publishers and the Apple in this particular venture. Apple collects a massive 30% share from sales of music and games applications from the content providers.
Apple, with the latest technological creation is attracting many people around the globe not only with its technological skills but also capturing the attention of intellectuals present. This particular service at present is to be released for people in United States. According to sources, Apple has provided software to publishing houses which will enable them to create electronic magazines and newspapers with high resolution media along with other activities.
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A seat only 19.1 inches high makes this one the logical choice for the littlest rider in the group. An adjustable throttle stop screw lets the adult in charge gradually increase speed as skills improve.
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Holding On to the Air
Suzanne Farrell with Toni Bentley
Paper ISBN 13: 9780813025933 - Pub Date: 9/15/2002 Details: 352 pages, 6x9 Subject(s): Dance
"Absolutely spellbinding: ballerina Farrell's autobiography is the story of someone doing exactly what she wanted in life, and loving every minute of it. Through her work with George Balanchine, it is also the story of one of the greatest artistic collaborations in dance. . . . An uplifting, splendid memoir."--Kirkus
"An extraordinarily moving story."--New York Times Book Review
"Farrell's story is not only that of a great dancer but of a great star. . . . this book is important. The subject is great, the views of Balanchine are real and unique."--Washington Post Book World
Suzanne Farrell, world-renowned ballerina, was one of George Balanchine's most celebrated muses and remains a legendary figure in the ballet world. This memoir, first published in 1990 and reissued with a new preface by the author, recounts Farrell's transformation from a young girl in Ohio dreaming of greatness to the realization of that dream on stages all over the world. Central to this transformation was her relationship with George Balanchine, who invited her to join the New York City Ballet in the fall of 1961 and was in turn inspired by her unique combination of musical, physical, and dramatic gifts. He created masterpieces for her in which the limits of ballet technique were expanded to a degree not seen before. By the time she retired from the stage in 1989, Farrell had achieved a career that is without precedent in the history of ballet. One third of her repertory of more than 100 ballets were composed expressly for her by such notable choreographers as Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, and Maurice Bejart. Farrell recalls professional and personal attachments and their attendant controversies with a down-to-earth frankness and common sense that complements the glories and mysteries of her artistic achievement.
Suzanne Farrell has staged Balanchine's ballets in New York, Boston, Seattle, and Miami and for the Vienna Opera Ballet, the Kirov, and the Bolshoi. She is the subject of an Academy Award nominated documentary, Suzanne Farrell--Elusive Muse. A professor of dance at Florida State University in Tallahassee, she also teaches a summer ballet course at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. In the fall of 2000, the Suzanne Farrell Ballet was launched as an ongoing partnership with the Kennedy Center.
"There can be little argument that this lithe, exquisitely lovely and radiantly graceful ballerina changed the world of dance forever. In 'Holding on to the Air,' she offers fascinating looks into the demanding discipline of ballet as well as her own natural artistic gift." - Charlotte Observer (NC)
--Charlotte Observer (NC)
Research Methods in the Dance Sciences
A Guide to a Somatic Movement Practice
Vaganova Today
Rooted Jazz Dance
Balanchine's Apprentice
Dancing Past the Light
Todd Bolender, Janet Reed, and the Making of American Ballet
Situated Narratives and Sacred Dance
Being a Ballerina
Onstage with Martha Graham


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UH Hilo Educator Wins Indigenous Teacher Award
November 3, 2019, 3:13 PM HST
UH Hilo Hawaiian Language Building. PC: BIN
Makalapua Alencastre, coordinator of the University of Hawaiʻi Hilo Kahuawaiola Indigenous Teacher Education graduate program, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Indian Education Association (NIEA) earlier this month in Minneapolis at the annual NIEA Convention.
Alencastre was recognized for her life work that focuses on the re-establishment of Hawaiian as the primary language of the family and education, according to a UH press release. Her professional and research interests include indigenous immersion education-program planning and evaluation, teacher education and educational reform. As director of the UH Hilo indigenous education program, she coordinates graduate-level education programs to prepare teachers for P–12 Hawaiian language medium-immersion education.
"A very important issue in Hawaiʻi is securing our right to educational self-determination to establish, control and resource a Hawaiian language educational system aimed at the survival and re-normalization of the Hawaiian language and culture," Alencastre said. "A call for renewed visioning and strategic actions is working towards parity of learning opportunities and ample resources for our children to acquire cultural, linguistic and academic competencies essential as kānaka Hawaiʻi."
Alencastre was an early advocate of the Hawaiian language revitalization movement in the 1980s to re-establish Hawaiian as the home language and language of instruction in Hawaiʻi schools. She is the founder and former program director for Ke Kula ʻo Samuel Kamakau Laboratory, a Hawaiian language based public charter school, and currently serves on the State Public Charter School Commission, which is responsible for 37 schools and 11,000 students throughout the state.
"We know that our Native language must be alive in our homes," she said. "We know that for our Native languages to thrive, to fulfill the directive of our elders requires a huge, concerted lift, far reaching and expansive to include all of our babies, students and families through both bottom-up grassroots, community-driven and controlled education, as well as top-down commitment and resources to ensure the vision of a living language is fully realized."


Halloween is right around the corner and I love making festive treats to celebrate the fun. This year I decided to make Halloween sugar cookies. These are great for packaging up and mailing out to family and friends or serving at a Halloween party. You could also get the kids involved and make the cookies ahead of time and then let them be creative with the decorating. These cookies are not only cute but they taste yummy too!
Don't skip refrigerating the cookie dough. It helps the cookies retain their shape during baking.
I used the pointed tool in this set to move the icing around and close up any open areas where I could still see the cookie. It also helps if you need to spread the icing closer to the edge like I did with the jack-o-lantern and candy corn cookies.
Make sure that you allow one icing color to dry completely before adding another color.
In a separate bowl beat together butter and sugar until smooth and creamy and then add in the egg and vanilla extract.
Roll dough out onto parchment paper (approx. 1/4 inch thick) and then place onto a baking sheet and put in the refrigerator for approximately one hour.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Once the dough is properly chilled, use a cookie cutter to cut your preferred shapes. Re-roll the leftover dough and continue cutting shapes until all dough is used up.
Place cookie dough shapes onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake for 10-12 minutes or until the edges are slightly browned.
Using a hand or stand mixer beat all ingredients together until icing consistency is reached. Use a spoon to test the consistency. Royal icing should drizzle down and smooth out. If the consistency is too thick, add more water and if it's too thin, add more confectioner's sugar.
If you are using multiple colors to decorate your cookies, divide your icing into separate smaller bowls and then use food coloring to make your desired icing color.
While I have my first round of cookies in the oven, I have my other baking sheets with the cookie dough shapes in the refrigerator to keep them cool.


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Should we reopen questions being closed for 'unreleased game' after the game is released?
Question such as Can I use a PC license to play the Mac version? become useful once the game is released.
Should it be reopened automatically, or should the user flag for a moderator's attention and ask for it to be reopened?
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I thought it was agreed rather definitively that questions about unreleased games weren't necessarily bad. Only when the answers were unknowable and thus led to speculation were the questions an issue- otherwise they should be let stand. See here for details. – Decency Mar 8 '13 at 14:08
@Decency Simcity for OS X doesn't pass that test. – badp Mar 9 '13 at 1:25
@badp I was more referring to the answers/discussion that's been posted, not that specific question. – Decency Mar 9 '13 at 1:26
Speculation about unreleased games is off-topic as per the FAQ. Debating what constitutes speculation in regard to official developer/publisher statement can be left to another meta post. For the sake of this answer, let's assume the questions it applies to are properly closed.
Should we reopen questions about unreleased games once the game is released?
This would encourage people to ask questions about unreleased games, have them closed, and then they get all the rep when the question is reopened. This is called "parking" or "camping" and should not be allowed.
But what if the question is not an attempt to park and was just asked by a new user?
That's understandable. Direct them to the FAQ, meta, or chat. The question still should not be reopened. While new users shouldn't be immediately punished for their ignorance, they should not be rewarded for it either. Furthermore, users who follow the rules by waiting until the game is released to ask their questions should not be punished for those actions. Reopening such questions would do exactly that. Reward the rule breakers and punish the rule followers.
Instead, politely leave a comment explaining the current policy and encourage them to learn other policies by reading the FAQ and meta. We should be helping people become better users, but we don't have to leave rules broken to do so.
Intent should never be a deciding factor when closing or reopening questions. It should be decided on the question itself. – Frank♦ Mar 7 '13 at 16:57
+1 for the answer as it applies to truly speculative questions, but I strongly dispute the applicability of this answer to the question that prompted this meta. – LessPop_MoreFizz Mar 7 '13 at 16:58
For the question in this instance, it was closed by @badp before anybody else had a change to vote on it. Secondly, this isn't speculation, every game that is released on Origin for both Mac and Windows has a transferable license - including Sims 3 and all associated content. Finally, if we're going to close questions on "unreleased games" that don't contain speculation, this should be applied consistently, which it isn't currently. – user27134 Mar 7 '13 at 20:05
I believe the better course of action is to delete the question for now and re-ask it, if necessary, when the game is released.
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I don't think the question merits being deleted. – user27134 Mar 7 '13 at 10:34
@kalina I'm talking with the general case in mind. 1. We don't want these questions to linger around closed after the game releases, but if we don't delete it that's what'll happen 2. After the game releases, the question probably won't be asked in the first place as the cross-platform feature would get prominently advertised – badp Mar 7 '13 at 12:10
@kalina I don't think people should be allowed to park questions. – user9983 Mar 7 '13 at 12:14
@badp why would the question be closed after the game releases? It's a perfectly valid question. Even if something is advertised clearly, people will still ask the question. – user27134 Mar 7 '13 at 12:17
@kalina, he means because it'd get buried and lost. Are you going to track them down and open them? More of a hassle IMO – juan Mar 7 '13 at 12:35
@jmfsg I frequently vote to reopen stuff that should be open, it ends up in the review queue, and the community processes it - that's how these things are supposed to work, right? I see no reason why a question that will certainly be asked again and which is obviously a popular question should be deleted. – user27134 Mar 7 '13 at 12:39
@kalina One reason for deletion is to prevent people "camping" popular questions. They can ask it well in advance, have it get closed, and then get it re-opened to make sure that they are the "owner" of that question (and the rep that goes with it). I don't think we want to incentivize asking questions before the game is released in any way. – bwarner Mar 7 '13 at 14:18
In this instance, this clearly wasn't a case of 'camping' a question - it was a newish user that raise a question, which at the time had an answer from EA which has since gone missing from their forums. Had the answer remained, this would have been a completely answerable question, I think nuking the question immediately after it is deleted demonstrates that some people are too eager to delete content. – user27134 Mar 7 '13 at 14:23
@kalina Please be aware that while the one specific link going offline corroborates the reason why we have a ban on unreleased games to begin with, it is not why I voted to close. It's merely coincidental, although un/favorably so. – badp Mar 7 '13 at 18:14
@badp understood, the timing was very suspicious - I wonder though, would you have closed if the link hadn't broken? – user27134 Mar 7 '13 at 18:17
@kalina Yes. I actually realized one of the links died after I closed. – badp Mar 7 '13 at 18:24
The major problem I see with questions about the content of unreleased games is not that they lead to speculation, though that is part of it. But there is also no real point to asking them before the game is released, they are not actually useful, and they tend to get much better answers once they are released.
But there are certain types of questions that are useful before the game is released, as they help you decide on how to buy the game, or if you want to buy it at all. I don't mean questions that help you decide whether you'd like the game, those aren't a good fit. If you want to know about the game before it is released, read some previews. If you're still unsure, just wait until it is released and you can read a larger number of actual reviews.
The types of questions I'm thinking about are for example
questions about pre-order bonuses
questions about differences between editions or different language versions (e.g. does the version in country x have english voicovers)
Essentially, questions that determine on how to buy the game do seem useful to me, and while there might be no definite answer to them, this kind of information is something that the publishers tend to make available.
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I am excited about our new Jane Austen event, a Regency Wedding Tea, coming Saturday, May 11, from 1-3pm.
This is Mother's Day weekend, and would be a fun time to celebrate Mother's Day attending a Dessert Tea with the special woman in your life. Linda, our "Jane" enthusiast, will be speaking about Regency weddings and courtship during the time of Jane Austen.
Cost is $22/person. Just give us a call at 847-854-9667!


Home inspectors, like most humans, are not perfect. So, sooner or later a home inspector will get a call from a past client that they found something in their new home that was not in the inspection report. More often than not, the issue was likely something that was hidden to the inspector by the former owner's bookcase or carpet, and was revealed when the object was eventually moved, or a problem that developed after the inspection, like a water leak after a heavy rainstorm. In all cases, whether the inspector missed something or the item was undetectable to the inspector, the inspector should be consulted before the repair if possible, to give him/her an opportunity to see what's up.
Recently, I received a two phone calls where my clients explained that there was repair work required by them due to a defect, and that their plumber/electrician/handyman exclaimed "your home inspector should have caught that!" The implication was that I missed the problem, and if so, I'd be liable for the repair. These calls naturally left me with a sinking feeling, so I wanted to get to the bottom of things to see if I had indeed slipped up. In my fact-finding, I was alarmed to find out that the "issues" were not so much defects requiring repair, as they were contractors looking for work in a declining home repair market. Coupled with the fact that I operate primarily in a resort area (where owners are not local and have to rely on local tradespeople to evaluate the situation), the perfect storm now exists for less than honorable contractors to create work for themselves at the expense of home inspectors who are fingered as the culprit by the contractor, using the hard-earned cash of the unsuspecting homeowner.
One instance involved a client who was extensively renovating an older home she bought. In the process of changing out a vanity, the sink trap disintegrated. The contractor parlayed this small issue into replacement of lengths of copper domestic water pipe and the shower piping and valve, plus other incidentals. I was told by the client that according to the plumber the plumbing was a "mess". Fortunately, the general contractor saved the plumbing parts that were removed and I confirmed my suspicions after seeing the "mess". After looking over the work that was done and the pipes and components removed, I believe she was overcharged for work that was in fact unnecessary. The contractor (who did not hire the plumber) offered up that he had the same observation which he also shared with the owner.
Another instance involved a client who was told by the electrician that her electric wiring was not "up to code" and that it would need to be replaced. He said, of course, "your home inspector should have caught that". Well, for the uninformed, there is no requirement anywhere that says that a home built in 1960 must be brought up to current code, except if there is renovation work being performed. This is a make-work comment. If this were true, nearly every home built more than five years ago would require the services of a contractor to replace windows, raise handrails, install wind strapping, replace staircases, and perform a myriad of other things to bring the home up to "code". No preexisting home would be sold in this environment. Replacing an outlet or installing a ceiling fan does not require the rewiring a house, unless you are a contractor looking for a Caribbean vacation. Unfortunately, this client went ahead with the work and needlessly spent the money, and was upset with me until I explained what the truth was.
Besides these two instances, I have been brought in on several situations where homeowners wanted a second opinion on items they were told needed to be done on their homes by contractors. When I examined the situations, I can only use the word "egregious" to explain what the contractors were attempting to do. Case in point: A four-year old home where a deck extension had been installed without correct flashing, resulting in water intrusion into the pressboard subfloor beneath vinyl flooring. The owner was looking to take action against the builder for the subsequent damage, which a contractor they brought in told them would cost between $20,000 and $30,000 to fix. Mind you, the area of damaged floor was about 4" by 10" in size in a corner of the room. No framing was compromised. After looking at the "damage" and the likely cause, I figured that on the outside, $800 to $1,000 would completely fix the water intrusion problem, probably less.
A second problem called to my attention was a leak into a ceiling over a kitchen. The owners of a recently-purchased renovated home suspected a leak from where a second floor deck attached to the home, so they called in a deck contractor, whose solution was to remove the deck, install new flashing and reinstall the deck at a cost of $7,500. The owners paid a deposit but contacted me and asked for a second opinion. What I found was a hole in the exterior wall where the air conditioning refrigerant line sets enter the home (the condensing unit was on the deck, hence the hole for the refrigerant lines). The renovator never puttied the hole, so when it rained, the water went in the hole, into the wall and leaked onto the ceiling below. The fix? $3.00 worth of putty from Lowes. That's a lot less than $7,500. The people were able to get their deposit back, thank goodness.
The reality is, there are a lot of contractors out there that had tons of work two years ago but are now scratching around for tidbits in this uncertain home construction/renovation market. Rather than go on unemployment, or file for bankruptcy, those less than honorable ones are resorting to "make-work" projects and overcharging, or both. And, its convenient to tell a recent home buyer that "your home inspector should have caught that". If you find yourself in this situation, please call your home inspector right away. If nothing else, even if the inspector was not at fault, your inspector can guide you through the process of resolving the issue without you being overcharged. Or, if the inspector indeed did miss a material defect that was present at the time of the inspection, steps can be taken to amicably resolve the dispute at that time. Then, save your anger for the unscrupulous contractor!


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Q: Different Windows In HTML While creating a website, I found that browsing others' sites makes it easier to visualise what I want to do. I found a certain website which seemed to have the browser window set up in a way which allowed for separate "windows" on the screen at once. So, if you scroll one part of the screen the rest of the screen won't do so, only the part which you scrolled. Likewise when you scroll the entire screen, some elements don't scroll with it, instead they appear to stay fixed in place.
What I am looking for Is a way of implementing this into my site - similar to this "example":
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Is there a general way of doing this? Have you got to program this behaviour in JavaScript?

A: One way for elements to stay in their spot when you scroll is to use the position: fixed CSS statement. See the example.

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A: this can be achieved using css styles like position: fixed/sticky to the html element you don't want to scroll.
The best possible solution would be to use React
Since React help us to create your own custom component so you can easily create
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Bigleaf Maple Sugaring
Our Syrup
Sugaring Collective
Acer macrophyllum or Oregon Maple is a noteworthy native of the Northwest. With leaves large enough to be donned as masks or floppy hats, the Bigleaf is the most mammoth of all maples. The tree can grow up to 100 feet tall and 4 feet in diameter, developing deeply grooved, brown bark that is sponged with moss and feathered with licorice fern. In early spring, this tree's elongated pink buds flake open into long, showy flower clusters that hang like miniature bunches of neon grapes. They are tasty and nutritious to eat, flavored a tad like broccoli. Fertilized, these flowers mature into large, fuzzy samaras that jostle together in pendant clumps, looking like tangled chimes. Young, soft, bright leaves flap themselves open and gradually toughen into a darker, leathery green. They are 5-lobed with strikingly deep notches separating the center section, and they yellow pleasingly in fall. Bigleaf stems, like all other parts of the tree, are characteristically oversized, often 8 inches in length, and when pierced they ooze a milky liquid.
Often found growing in damp lowlands near streams where they contribute in important ways to riparian ecosystems, Bigleaf Maples range along the West Coast from Northern California up into British Columbia. They are resilient trees, capable of sending out new shoots from their root systems when damaged or felled. Young Bigleaf trees have gray, stripy bark. As they mature, it is not uncommon for Bigleaf Maples to develop giant burls, prized by woodworkers for their unique grain patterns.
Of the 125 species of maples in the world, only three are native to the Pacific Northwest: the Bigleaf Maple, the Douglas Maple, and the Vine Maple. Thirteen maples are native to North America, and all of them produce sugary sap that can be boiled into maple syrup. The most commonly tapped maple in Eastern Canada and the United States is the sweetest of all, the Sugar Maple. Black, Red, and Silver Maples are also successfully tapped in the East. All maple sugaring was developed first by indigenous people, who taught the art to colonists and settlers along the East and West Coasts.
Given its size and hardiness, the Bigleaf Maple is the best sap producer in the West. Many hobbyists and backyard sugar makers boil Bigleaf sap into syrup, with a growing community of sapsuckers organizing on Vancouver Island. The Backlunds, authors of Bigleaf Sugaring: Tapping the Western Maple, have been instrumental in building that community, helping to launch the annual Bigleaf Maple Syrup Festival, held each February at the BC Forest Discovery Center. Exciting new sugaring developments in Oregon and Washington include Neil McLeod's commercial operation, along with research and outreach at the University of Washington and Oregon State University.
Bigleaf Maple sugaring, while similar to Eastern syrup production, differs in a few ways. Bigleaf sap (with 1-2% sugar) is not as sweet as Sugar Maple sap (2-5% sugar). It takes about 40 gallons of Sugar Maple sap to make one gallon of syrup. In Bigleaf Maple sugaring, around 80 gallons of sap are needed to produce a gallon of syrup. Bigleaf syrup, boiled longer and tasting stronger, tends to be rich and dark, with tinges of caramel, corn, and molasses flavors. The sugaring season for Bigleaf syrup is a long one, beginning as early as November and lasting until March. Given the mild climate of the Pacific Northwest, low-elevation trees like the Bigleaf Maple are not subjected to long months of freezing temperatures like their Eastern cousins. The classic conditions for sap flow--frosty nights followed by sunny, thawing days--can occur intermittently throughout a Northwestern winter rather than in a single spring blast at the end of an Eastern winter. Bigleaf sap flow is less predictable, but more ongoing. We are learning all the time while working with these admirable trees.
Oregon Maple Project, Colton, Oregon, info@oregonmapleproject.org


If we asked you to describe your personal style in a few words, chances are you'd reference a few different aesthetics and design trends. That's because a well-developed sense of style tends to be a reflection of your own complexities. Personally, I have some strong tiki tendencies à la Dr. Lawarence (the eccentric Hawaii-obsessed psychiatrist from Twin Peaks): Think rattan and Aloha print. But I'm also drawn to the drama and elegance of Rococo, the simplicity of midcentury modernism, and the sleek, clean elegance of contemporary design.
I love color, but I'm easily overwhelmed by too much contrast. Ergo, those aforementioned complexities.
And while that may sound like a wacky, inconsistent mix, it can all work together well. It even has a name: eclectism, which is all about expressing your style authentically. It also happens to be the best trend to adopt if you like a little of everything (or you've inherited a little of everything) and find beauty in offbeat, unexpected combinations. To make our case, we rounded up 10 eclectic living rooms that are bursting with character while mastering cohesion and balance. Allow these stylish, unique, and well-curated eclectic living rooms below guide and inspire you.
This eclectic space is like your favorite "business in front, party in back" outfit. The beautiful woven lounge chair, glossy low-to-the-ground coffee table, and traditional vase, table lamp, and sofa all make it feel formal and sophisticated enough to host VIP guests. But then the abstract, large-scale, casually displayed photography instantly introduces a surge of edgy energy. The throw pillow also highlights the orange hues to create balance and a more seamless flow from the wall décor to the rest of the room.
If you love the look of eclectic living rooms but aren't sure how to accomplish it at home, take note from the space above. The layered textiles, plush throws, and contrasting materials are all quintessentially eclectic. Another staple of California eclectism is worn leather. Think sling chairs and poufs.
Eclecticism is often mistaken for over-the-top maximalism. But that's definitely not always the case. In the living room nook above, just a few pieces can go a long way. The antique gilt mirror, casual jute rug, handsome chaise, and über-feminine purple and pink quilts all exude a very different vibe, but set against the bright white farmhouse-esque space, they work together beautifully. In short, quality over quantity can be your motto with eclectic living rooms, too.
With dainty silhouettes, pastel yellow perfection, and just the right touch of whimsy, this living room vignette is what Wes Anderson–inspired interior dreams are made of. The traditional French settee is very Marie Antionette, which is simultaneously reinforced and undermined by the realist photograph above it. There's a nod of nostalgia for a bygone era, as it captures something that is distinct of the past but with modern technology. The silver tabletop décor also confirms the modern sensibility.
If you're drawn to the laidback beauty of bohemian pieces, but you also want to exude more formality in the living room—or even if you live in a home where the architectural bones aren't well-suited for that hippie-dippy look—take notes from the above. The storage basket, floor plant, colorful rug, and crocheted throw pillow all scream boho, yet the clean-lined sofa (which picks up on the gorgeous periwinkle paint), abstract wall art, and gold tabletop décor dress things up. The coffee table alone embodies the entire room: It keeps a low, grounded profile sitting atop distressed wooden block legs, but the marble tabletop is all 100% fancy.
This living room is really working those gorgeous high ceilings, perfectly symmetrical columns, and large windows, which flood the space with sunlight. The grand chandelier, antique frames, and dressers all pick up on those qualities, while the coral décor and jute rug add a bit of a beachy feel. Then, the staple seating and metallic ottoman anchor the space in the present.
Here's another tribute to the transformative power of a good throw pillow and wall art combo. The sofa setup looks like it could belong inside of the painting, with a similar gold, beige, gray, and pale blue color scheme. And as we get further into the living room, the color palette becomes dominated by contrasting shades of magenta and bubblegum pink. It all works together because of the leather caramel sling chairs, gray coffee table, and salmon-hued floor lamp.
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This is my first post... of many I hope! Okay, so I just got my first Mac, I'm studying Computer Science at University and figured it would be a good investment!
Now I'm looking to upgrade my current Belkin G 54MBps Router, I don't have £150 to spend on the latest AirPort Extreme although I do want one, so I've been looking on eBay and they seem to go from anything between £20 - £50 for a Second Gen +. Now I know these are Draft N, but is there really any major difference? I have the latest iMac so would I experience any problems at all with an older APBE?
The latest model has significant power output improvements over the previous generation.
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I have not tried it myself, I haven't heard of anyone that has and except having had it confirmed that the EU regulations on power output for personal wifi equipment is a lot stricter than in the states - no one that I've asked has been able to actually prove that the theory is correct.


While living in Germany has been an amazing beery adventure, my love of beer dates back much further. Though not enamored with the suds in high school, university days sowed the seeds of not only finding a taste for "the stuff," but also for exploring the unknown even within the relatively newly liked beverage. It was the heyday of "imported" beer and those from England and Germany led the way in widening my newbie taste-buds. A sophomore semester abroad and pre-trip to Europe cemented my new found connoisseur status but it wasn't until quite a few years later when traveling around the US for six months that I discovered that beer in my own country could be an enlightening experience, too. Well over a hundred brewpubs later and I had discovered "craft beer" before the term came into existence, or at least had garnered any kind of steam. Anchor Steam was still the rage and IPA was only starting to rear its weary head.
Fast forward a few decades and after discovering quite a few old time craft beers here in Germany, I still enjoy returning to the US to see what's on offer. I've been lucky to do a few more extended beery trips around the US but now I'm mostly resigned to checking out the local brews in two of my old hometown areas near Philadelphia but more so Fort Lauderdale, in south Florida. Now, Florida, once a beer wasteland, has come a long way in the last few years so no snickers from the peanut gallery. That said, there are still some ups and downs. While brewpubs like the Funky Buddha in Fort Lauderdale generally make quite serviceable beers, I've not been enamored with some of the more experimental offerings and some brewpubs like the Banging Banjo in Pompano seemed to totally miss the mark. Places like Due South in Boynton Beach were good fun if a bit hit and miss, however, Saltwater Brewing in Delray was a real pleasant surprise. One thing I can say is even if all the beer wasn't amazing, the facilities were uniformly well-run with very good staff that ensured a good time for all who ventured their way. Drinking beer, after all, isn't all about the perfect pint.
My most recent foray was planned to be a three-pronged stab at some of the newer brewpubs closer to my old hometown of Fort Lauderdale but as with even great plans, you sometimes just don't get to do what you set out to. So, Invasive Species Brewing in Fort Lauderdale and Odd Breed Wild Ales in Pompano will have to wait for a future trip. We did get to LauderAle, not all that far from Fort Lauderdale Airport and even closer to the Port Everglades Power Plant. Though certainly well off the tourist path, my local friends assured me it was a place to make the effort to get to. Since they were driving, I had no complaints.
The air hanger atmosphere is one that many brewpubs in South Florida seem to emulate and I must say that while at first a bit daunting, it does seem to fit the warm climate and general easy going nature of such places. Sparingly but nicely decorated, it had a nautical but modern feel and with 27 of their potential 30 taps flowing, you weren't lacking choices of what to drink. This is where the American standard practice of offering free small tasters really comes in handy. No one wants to shell out $7 for a pint of beer they don't like. I started out tasting a pair of the lighter ales before ordering the Not Bitter which I ultimately still found a bit lacking. Their Ordinarily Bitter was much better but too fizzy for the style. Out of curiosity, I then tried two of their Germanic offerings and unsurprisingly found both the Slam Dussel (an Alt beer) and Märzen underwhelming. I haven't had many great beers in the US in this realm and with a vast experience in small village brewpubs in Bavaria under my belt, I generally steer clear of them. Again, I can't emphasize enough how nice being able to get a taster is. With very few dark beers on offer, I moved right into the IPAs and again, there wasn't a lack of choice with seven of them!
We settled into the outdoor seating and enjoyed the ability to bring your own food, my friends having thought to bring some Bánh mì, tasty Vietnamese sandwiches. There was a food truck offering tacos, too, for those less prepared. With so many IPAs tasted, forgive me for forgetting all the names. I do remember that some were a bit unbalanced like Hopmess and others thinner on flavor like Cafe IPA. Ultimately, the best IPA and overall beer for not only me but my wife and friends was the Immigration IPA. It was well-balanced and dangerously drinkable at 7.4%. We perhaps pushed the envelope too far by ordering their C Porter, a coconut-infused dark brew that had won a gold medal at the GABF in 2017. While not sweet, the coconut seemed to get in the way of the beer for both my wife and me. Thankfully, we'd only ordered one to share.
We decided to have one last Immigration IPA and fittingly, a mariachi band started their set and we realized it was, in fact, Taco Tuesday so got a taco from the food truck for good measure. They joked about being deported and we enjoyed the carefree atmosphere that is the hallmark of American brewpubs. It's something I find harder to find in Germany. While the beer doesn't always hit the mark, it does often enough and that combined with friendly, quick service and a little mariachi and tacos, what's not to like?


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Industry group aims to help Australia realise IoT's benefits
By Rohan Pearce
Editor, Computerworld |
A group that brings together Australian businesses, researchers and government agencies with the aim of helping the country realise the benefits of the Internet of Things has formally launched as an independent not-for-profit organisation.
The Internet of Things Alliance Australia brings together more than 100 organisations and will be hosted by the University of Technology Sydney.
The IoTAA grew out of Communications Alliance's IoT Think Tank, which was launched last year.
A 2015 report released by the think tank — Enabling the Internet of Things for Australia — said that the IoT stood to have a potential economic impact in Australia of $116 billion by 2025, but that without a focus on IoT technology in industry and among government the country risked losing the opportunity for competitive advantage and market leadership.
The report said that there are already existing and emerging building blocks within Australia that can contribute to the IoT ecosystem, including the ongoing deployment of the National Broadband Network, high penetration of 2G, 3G and 4G mobile coverage, a highly skilled and productive research sector, and "pockets of excellence" within the country, such as in the robotics sector.
However, it also argued that "peer countries and customers are further advanced in articulating and encouraging IoT industry benefits".
In a statement released today the IoTAA said it currently has six streams of work, including spectrum availability and management, network resilience, industry verticals, data sharing and privacy, and IoT startups.
Australian telcos have begun preparing their networks as part of the expected onslaught of connected devices.
IoTAA's executive council
• Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
• Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN)
• Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)
• Australian Industry Group (AIG)
• Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA)
• Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA)
• Business Council of Australia (BCA)
• Communications Alliance
• Creator Tech
• CSIRO
• Department of Communications and the Arts (DoCA)
• Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet (PMC)
• Ericsson
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise
• Intel
• Internet Australia
• Knowledge Economy Institute (KEi)
• KPMG
• NBN
• Nokia
• Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC)/Australian Privacy
• Optus
• Telstra
Rohan Pearce is the editor of Computerworld Australia with a background in tech journalism that predates the iPhone.
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4 1/2 stars: "Nearly every song on Boston's debut album can still be heard on classic rock radio today due to the strong vocals of Brad Delp and unique guitar sound of Tom Scholz. Boston is essential for any fan of classic rock, and the album marks the re-emergence of the genre in the 1970s."
Boston's first (and only good) album is a long-time member of our Top 100, and on a great pressing like this it's easy to see why. It's an incredible recording when you can hear it right, and this is about as right as it gets!
It's obvious why the first Boston album became a Multi-Platinum Record. Practically every one of its songs still gets heavy radio play on every rock station in town. Consummately well-crafted music like this is almost impossible to find nowadays. I guess that's why they call it Classic Rock.
The multi-tracked layers of guitars really come to life on the better copies. The not-so-great pressings tend to be congested and compressed, thickening the sound and diffusing the layers of multi-tracked harmonies. Tom Scholz's uniquely overdriven, distorted leads have near-perfect timbre. On the top copies you can really hear how much power that sound adds to the music.
As is the case for best pressings of Aqualung, when the guitar sounds this good, it really makes you sit up and take notice of the guy's playing. When the sound works the music works, our seven word definition of a Hot Stamper.
Our killer copies have sweetness and tubey warmth we didn't expect to hear. Better yet, the best copies have jump-out-of-the-speakers presence without being aggressive, no mean feat.
The good ones make you want to turn up the volume; the louder they get the better they sound. Try that with the average copy. When playing mass-market pop-rock music like this, more level usually means only one thing: bloody eardrums.
The typical Boston EQ is radio-friendly, not audiophile-friendly. But some were cut right, with the kind of richness, sweetness and smoothness that we fondly refer to here at Better Records as The Sound of Analog.
The production techniques used on the late Brad Delp's powerful vocals had to be implemented with the utmost skill and care or they would never have made the album the smash success that it is. His vocals are one of the great strengths of the album. You can be sure the producers and engineers knew that they had a very special singer in Brad and lavished their time and energy on getting his voice just right in the mix, making use of plenty of roomy analog reverb around both his multi-tracked leads and the background harmonies as well.
After hearing plenty of copies, one thing became clear -- if the vocals don't have good presence and breathy texture, you might as well be listening to the radio. Toss it onto the trade-in pile and move on. Brad really belts out those high notes; the right blend of clarity and weight is what lets his soaring vocals work their chart-topping magic.
The richness, sweetness and freedom from artificiality is most apparent on Boston where you most always hear it on a pop record: in the biggest, loudest, densest, most climactic choruses.
We set the playback volume so that the loudest parts of the record are as huge and powerful as they can possibly grow to be without crossing the line into distortion or congestion. On some records, Dark Side of the Moon comes instantly to mind, the guitar solos on Money are the loudest thing on the record. On Breakfast in America the sax toward the end of The Logical Song is the biggest and loudest sound on the record, louder even than Roger Hodgson's near-hysterical multi-tracked screaming "Who I am" about three quarters of the way through. Those, however, are clearly exceptions to the rule. Most of the time it's the final chorus that gets bigger and louder than anything else.
A pop song is usually structured so as to build more and more strength as it works its way through its verses and choruses, past the bridge, coming back around to make one final push, releasing all its energy in the final chorus, the climax of the song. On a good recording -- one with real dynamics -- that part should be very loud and very powerful.
It's almost always the toughest test for a pop record, and it's the main reason we play our records loud. The copies that hold up through the final choruses of their album's largest scaled productions are the ones that provide the biggest thrills and the most emotionally powerful musical experiences one can have. Our Top 100 is full of the kinds of records that reward that listening at loud levels.
We live for that sound here at Better Records. It's what vintage analog pressings do so brilliantly. They do it so much better than any other medium that there is really no comparison and certainly no substitute. If you're on this site you probably already know that.
Boston is one of the best-selling albums of all time, and deservedly so. Because of the rise of disco and punk, FM rock radio seemed all but dead until the rise of acts like Boston, Tom Petty, and Bruce Springsteen.
Nearly every song on Boston's debut album can still be heard on classic rock radio today due to the strong vocals of Brad Delp and unique guitar sound of Tom Scholz. Tom Scholz, who wrote most of the songs, was a studio wizard and used self-designed equipment such as 12-track recording devices to come up with an anthemic "arena rock" sound before the term was even coined. The sound was hard rock, but the layered melodies and harmonics reveal the work of a master craftsman.
While much has been written about the sound of the album, the lyrics are often overlooked. There are songs about their rise from a bar band ("Rock and Roll Band") as well as fond remembrances of summers gone by ("More Than a Feeling"). Boston is essential for any fan of classic rock, and the album marks the re-emergence of the genre in the 1970s.
I can still remember being in the Licorice Pizza record store down in Pacific Beach in San Diego, my hometown, and seeing a large display for this album, long before it sold its first million (with 16 more to come!) and started to spawn hit single after hit single. There was a sign above the pile of records that read something like "Buy this record. You will love it!"
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Q: Lodash: How to get unique values from an object array and then sort those objects by those unique values? I'm trying to use Lodash to grab unique values from an array of objects, then use those values as keys to sort the array of objects into. I was able to reach a solution, however I'm not sure it's the most sophisticated, readable or performance efficient way of doing this.
Using _.uniq and _.map, I was able to get the unique country values from each artist. I then looped through those values and filtered artists by them.
let artists = [
  { name: "Bob Jones", country: "Australia"},
  { name: "Jane Smith", country: "Australia"},
  { name: "James Good", country: "USA"},
  { name: "Jeremy Bond", country: "Japan"},
]

let countries = _.uniq(_.map(artists, 'country'))
// ["Australia", "USA", "Japan"]

let res = []

for (let i = 0; i < countries.length; i++) {
  let country = countries[i]
  let obj = {
    country: country,
    artists: artists.filter(artist => artist.country === country)
  }

  res.push(obj)
}

console.log(res)
/* [
  { country: "Australia",
    artists: [
      { name: "Bob Jones", country: "Australia"},
      { name: "Jane Smith", country: "Australia"}
    ]
  },
  { country: "USA",
    artists: [
      { name: "James Good", country: "USA"}
    ]
  },
  { country: "Japan",
    artists: [
      { name: "Jeremy Bond", country: "Japan"}
    ]
  }
]
*/

Is there any Lodash feature I can use in place of the for loop and object assigning?

A: Use _.groupBy() to collect the artists to an object of { [country]: artists }, and then use _.map() to transform the object to an array:

const artists = [
  { name: "Bob Jones", country: "Australia"},
  { name: "Jane Smith", country: "Australia"},
  { name: "James Good", country: "USA"},
  { name: "Jeremy Bond", country: "Japan"},
]

const result = _.map(
  _.groupBy(artists, 'country'),
  (artists, country) => ({ country, artists })
)

console.log(result)
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And the same solution with lodash/fp - using _.flow() to generate a function:

const { flow, groupBy, map, head } = _

const byCountry = flow(
  groupBy('country'),
  map(artists => ({ country: head(artists).country, artists }))
)

const artists = [
  { name: "Bob Jones", country: "Australia"},
  { name: "Jane Smith", country: "Australia"},
  { name: "James Good", country: "USA"},
  { name: "Jeremy Bond", country: "Japan"},
]

const result = byCountry(artists)

console.log(result)
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