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IDW to End Friendship is Magic Series-G1/G4 Crossover Mini-Series
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I can't actually link to the eggy daily site but here's a quote:
SAN DIEGO, CA (June 21, 2021) – Since its very inception in 2012, the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic monthly comic book series from IDW has captured the hearts and minds of filly fans everywhere. Now, after almost a decade of publication, we bid a fond farewell to Friendship is Magic with September's issue #102, the oversized conclusion of the official "Season 10" storyline that picked up where the beloved animated series left off.
But friends, never fear! Twilight Sparkle, Pinkie Pie, Applejack, Fluttershy, Rainbow Dash, and Rarity will return in a new series beginning in October: My Little Pony: Generations! Written by Casey Gilly and illustrated by Michela Cacciatore, the new five-issue miniseries will see the Ponies of two separate generations collide, as the familiar faces from Friendship is Magic must call upon the original G1 Ponies of the 1980s for help against a new witch threat erupting from the Volcano of Doom!
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic #102, by longtime contributors Jeremy Whitley and Andy Price, delivers the long-awaited climax of the "Season 10" story arc. With the Knights of Order launching an all-out assault on Equestria, the Mane 6 must face a foe singularly focused on capturing the Elements of Harmony. It's a good thing that they have a lot of friends, old and new, upon whom they can rely!
Re: IDW to End Friendship is Magic Series-G1/G4 Crossover Mini-Series
Oh neat! I can't wait to read these! Thanks for posting!
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I'm positive about this - for one thing it seems to be by someone who grew up with G1 (unless I misread that part) so it's not like they're just throwing in G1s because they think that's what people would want, and they'll at least be trying to be faithful and/or respectful.
I know not everyone here likes the Concept Six being treated as the G1 "Mane Cast", because they weren't - they're just what Lauren would have used, but it kind of makes sense to use them if this is the end of the G4 comic, because, they're basically the G1 ponies that led up to the creation of the Mane Six, so... they've basically gone full circle, or something...? I dunno, I think it's kind of beautiful.
I also find it a nice touch that they appear to be using Sparkler and Glory (unless I'm misunderstanding the left picture) - Sparkler is the official "Concept Rarity" (i.e. the pony Lauren would have used if she could have used the G1s), but she also got Rarity's design from Glory, so she kind of part of this as well... the unofficial "Concept Seventh" if you like, so if that's what they're doing.
I will confess to being a brony, but I assure you that the things you may not like about them do not apply to me, I mostly keep the fandom name due to nostaligia, but I do genuinely love MLP as a whole, not just FIM, and not just the popularity of FIM - I genuinely love the show (and all the others)
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Humm okay. But will they actually get the ponies personalities correctly? Or will they be carbon copies of the Mane Suxx?
At least both are in their respective styles.
Will they include ponies who were actually more likely to show up, like Wind Whistler, Fizzy, Truly, Galaxy, and Shady? Or are they gonna stick with Lauren's inspirational misunderstanding? Nm that roughly half those ponies were G3 based and swapped.
Will the FiM writers actually have a fair balance, or are they just gonna use it to take unnecessary and baseless potshots at MLP n Friends to support supposed FiM superiority?
I'll wait and see, because I haven't been charmed by Hasbro writer's innapropriate, immature, brony humor concerning past generations.
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I'm not sure how I feel about it, but I'm interested enough I do want to read it.
Why are they including these ponies, instead of the ones from the movie? (Idk if the volcano witches were featured in the original comics or not, sorry in advance.) The art style is cute, I'll give em that much. Looks a bit like Tales though for some reason. I almost thought that was Melody for a moment.
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The art of the G1 ponies is very cute and I'm always excited to see new media featuring them but... as I am not a fan of the G4 cast, I would have liked them to stay far, far away from G1! I don't have high hopes for how the G1 characters will be portrayed. I really hope they won't give them the personalities Faust assigned them and I'm kind of bothered they chose those 6 ponies in the first place as they didn't exactly have much personality in the cartoon (aside from Surprise).
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Quote from: Leave a Whisper on June 21, 2021, 05:36:06 PM
keep in mind that you're only seeing the cover lol, maybe there'll be more inside. it's a bit early to jump on the negativity.
i don't really have an issue with the gen 1 "predecessors" being a thing like some people seem to, it was just laurens preference after all. can't be helped if it leads to misunderstandings from people who dont do research. the comics are usually decent (at least the ones i've read) so we'll see how it goes.
on a positive note, the third cover with the two twilights is adorable
Quote from: MJNSEIFER on June 21, 2021, 04:33:43 PM
i feel like they wont include both because it'd be unbalanced, it might just be miscommunications from the artists? i'll be pleasantly surprised if they do.
also, anyone else hope that they include other gen references in here too?
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Ohhhh gosh!! Those covers are gorgeous, I hope the story is fun too!! I haven't kept up with the MLP comics very well, after I bought the first five or so! I guess I need to get back into it!
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I have bad feelings about that...
That looks like Lofty is there anyway.
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Hmmm, not sure how I feel about this... Guess we'll wait and see what happens.
I agree that I wish they were using the show characters instead of the damn ""concept six"" or whatever we're calling them. And the second cover is cute, but Surprise isn't blonde, dammit!!
These are my main concerns, too.
Interesting to hear the witches might be in it, though... could be promising... I just hope they don't make them parodies of themselves or anything. I know the witches are goofy as heck, but there's a thin line between "yes, we know this is silly" and "hurr hurr wasn't the old show so stupid?", you know? (Dunno how to word it)
Quote from: tailrustedtealeaf on June 21, 2021, 04:01:20 PM
as the familiar faces from Friendship is Magic must call upon the original G1 Ponies of the 1980s
ha, I see what you did there, IDW solicitor writers.
Quote from: ridi on June 21, 2021, 05:36:56 PM
The art of the G1 ponies is very cute and I'm always excited to see new media featuring them but... as I am not a fan of the G4 cast, I would have liked them to stay far, far away from G1!
I agree, I'd much rather have had a G1-only comic. Guess I can see why they "had" to have the G4s in there, the FiM comics are obviously selling well if they're only just ending now (I didn't realize they were still going! I knew they were still doing some spinoffs but I didn't know it was still going *regularly*) so they want that market, it makes sense, but... still... I dunno, I just would prefer the two gens be kept as separate deals. Admittedly I'm not that big a fan of crossovers in general, though.
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Ok so I just saw this after posting in the unpopular opinions...
I have...so many mixed views on this.
I don't like that it's those six. I understand why it is, but I don't like it.
The real test will be whether the characters of the G1s are actually based on the original characters or whether they'll be forced into mirroring the M6. This is especially a problem with AJ, who is entirely different...but also with figuring out Glory or Sparkler. Neither one has a major animation presence, true, but neither one is like Rarity either in the brief cameos they have.
I have no idea why those characters would know about stopping the witches. I'm pretty sure that was a different cast and some flutter ponies.
But all my personal twitches aside, I find this move interesting. I see it in the opposite way tbh...rather than putting FIM in there because G4 is selling well and popular, I think it's the opposite. They're ending the G4 only comic and making a crossover with G1 alongside G4 because G4 is dying out and G1 retro stuff is popular. Remember Hasbro changed their own attitude from "we have nothing to do with the BF ponies" to "here are some weird retro G4s we decided to issue/lets talk about the 'original m6 (collector ponies)'.
It smacks of them trying to reach out to us - to this market, because they sense the other one waning.
I may be wrong, but I can't see any reason to include G1 to pander to bronies. They don't want G1.
The big question is really whether we - or those who would be interested from a retro standpoint - want G4.
There's a Japanese fandom I've been involved in for a long time now, and there are a series of games, which is up to like iteration 7 I think by now. But 3 is the most popular by far. And so far they've done one game where they had 'generations' like this, and they also did a bunch of reissues and events for 3 even though it's been 15 ? years since the game originally came out.
Using a popular concept from within a wider franchise is the real sales ploy here IMO.
But eh. I'm not big on the G1 animation characterisations anyway. If these are just diluted M6, even more so.
You raise some good points, Taffeta, especially the thing about a sudden G1 crossover seeming a bit desperate - I agree. (Good point re: Hasbro's reply to the Basic Fun ponies too, hadn't even considered that but it's a fair point to raise) I think that's one of the things that was bugging me about it earlier, that I couldn't put my finger on before... it just felt really weird and out of nowhere, but I think you've hit the nail on the head there.
Also this:
Quote from: Taffeta on June 21, 2021, 09:31:00 PM
See, that's what I was wondering, too - who is this for?? I think that's going to be what makes or breaks this, at least for me. Is it written for ALL fans, or is it going to be "G1 but from a G4[/G4 fan's] perspective". Cause if it's the latter, then that's... what I'm worried it'll be, pretty much. But then on the other hand, I'm having difficulty imagining a... not sure what the word I'm looking for is. A take on the crossover concept from a "G1/G1 fan" perspective, I guess would be a way of describing it? Cause I dunno about other communities but at least on here, it feels like most of us (regardless of whether or not we like G4 in general) prefer to keep the gens separate? Gah, I know what I mean but I'm failing at putting it into words. I guess I'm just wondering who exactly this is directed at.
But part of the issue is that I don't think there are many people in and around Hasbro or the franchises associated with MLP licences that know a lot about G1.
Basic Fun have done a great job with the ponies, but that's in a sense mimicry. They're only dealing with reproducing a physical toy, and their choices are not always what we would expect as fans (see TE choice range, lack of Powder etc). They seem to be made from the perspective of what is profitable to produce. Which makes sense. But isn't really G1 knowledge as we would think of it.
I think a lot of this 'G1 knowledge' is being based around Faustworld...I mean, that Toys that Made Us documentary chose to interview her, and though that was a mostly good overview of G1's history, the idea that her concept of G1 was somehow important is kind of key here. Whether we personally like or dislike her concept (I'm in the latter camp) there are a lot of people for whom that is now 'G1' in their mind's eye.
...The idea of using those six instead of the actual movie cast shows that too. There's not an actual awareness or willingness to embrace G1 as its own entity in the days it was the only MLP. There's just this hindsight view as though it's somehow a safety net, building it from G4??
It's the same as the attitude that the cartoon for G1 defines G1 because G4's cartoon defined G4.
I don't like the sense that 'actual G1 people' are involved in this either. Actual G1 people are all over the place. They're here. But none of us have the same concept of what G1 is as one another. So what meaning does 'real g1 fans!' have in this context? Not much. I'd rather have someone unconnected to MLP who bothers to research and represent the original world of G1 (even the animated related one) than someone who calls themselves a 'fan' but is still tied to the strings of G4 in some way.
I mean, I have similar issues with the Jem comic, because it priveleged fanon over canon. I'm all for fanon - in fanfic. But not in something that's going to be judged as 'canon'. And Jem actually had a 'canon'. G1 didn't really; it had several.


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Nigeria's Senate President, Bukola Saraki, in a leaked audio clip vowed that Kwara State will never take instructions from any political leader in Lagos State.
The senate president said this while addressing party members in his native Kwara State recently.
Mr Saraki spoke largely in Yoruba in the leaked audio clip, ostensibly recorded while appealing to young Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members in Kwara State.
PREMIUM TIMES reported how Mr Saraki alleged that during the campaign for President Muhammadu Buhari's election, out of the 36 states of the federation, he paid money running into over a billion naira for election logistics in 30 states.
In the same audio recording, Mr Saraki threw jabs at APC national leader, Bola Tinubu, by pledging to protect Kwara from the grip of godfathers in Lagos. Although the former Kwara governor did not specifically mention the name of the Lagos-based APC leader, his words were punctured with anti-Tinubu rhetoric from his supporters.
The senate president said if he remains the only member of the opposition PDP, he would ensure that he resists the 'invasion' of Kwara by Lagos godfathers. He also alleged that he is being persecuted despite helping Mr Buhari win election.
"If you don't even want Bukola, bring someone from Kwara and empower him," he said. "I know you young people are 'sharp'. Today, there is none in APC ('empowered' by government). Instead, they want you––they want us––to be going to Lagos to get instructions. If I am the only one that remains in this party (PDP), I will remain and fight to the last. That's why I said there is so much to say tonight because the politics our fathers left behind brought Kwara to the position it is today.
This statement was particularly punctuated by voices of the crowd, claiming they would not pay allegiance to Bola Tinubu, former governor of Lagos State and APC national leader.
Mr Saraki also attributed the alleged suffering of Kwara residents to Mr Buhari's government's resolve to sideline him in the scheme of things and sharing of 'appointments'. The senate president suggested that when former senate president David Mark held sway, the practice was markedly different, adding that it would have been better if out of ten appointments that came through the national assembly, he was 'honoured' with at least three.
Though they both worked for the success of the APC in the 2015 elections, Messrs Saraki and Tinubu have been at loggerheads. Shortly after the election, Mr Tinubu showed preference for a different candidate for the position of senate president, a development that triggered waves of intriguing political machinations leading to the emergence of Mr Saraki as senate president. The duo have since exchange courtesies in public gatherings but have never seized, sometimes through their aides, to throw jibes at each other.
Mr Saraki, who joined the APC from the PDP in 2014, has since defected from the ruling APC.
On Saturday night, Mr. Saraki's office officially responded to the audio, saying it was doctored to influence the by-election held on Saturday in the state.
"The audio recording that is being circulated online by known anti-Saraki henchmen is a doctored recording. It was probably part of the mix of manipulations that APC decided to employ for today's bye election in four LGAs in Kwara South," said Oluwole Onemola, the special assistant on new media to the senate president.
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Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen Devs End 2021 With an Hourlong Roundtable on The Art of Combat
Christina Gonzalez Updated: Dec 27, 2021 5:49 PM Posted: Dec 27, 2021 5:45 PM
As the year comes to an end, there's even more to reflect on from the Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen Dev team, and the latest developer round table video is now live and focused on the art of combat.
The hour long video covers everything from NPC's, how to use terrain to your advantage, different combat styles including of NPC's (with the promised intelligent mob design intentions), what the future development of pets will be like, and so much more. Present for this VIP roundtable include the community manager, Ben "Kilsin"Walters, Creative Director Chris "Joppa" Perkins and Associate Game Designer Adam "Tehom" Mostel.
With the recent producer letter covering all of what happened during 2021, and a look ahead, as well as obstacles for the moment, Pantheon is on a very transparent trajectory, so the openness here on features and expectations is no surprise.
Those intelligent mob designs are the subject of a few questions, and the devs answered one question about whether those mobs will learn from what happens in a particular area and adapt via AI to become tougher if say, their area is being cleared quickly on a regular basis. While this is not something in their plans, and regarded as an interesting idea, the team's focus is on making the progression for your character feel like it makes sense. Sometimes this will mean going back to an area after you've grown in ability and wiping the floor with mobs that previously gave you trouble. On matters like pets, most classes will have a selection of abilities to auto attack, but stronger pet classes like Summoner or Necromancer, will have abilities the player can select as well.
The entire dev round table is over an hour long, and you can watch it via the embed above. Expect answers on a number of other topics straight from community questions, like fleex roles, how will damage calculation be determined, difficulty of raid content, physical damage types, ability ranges, whether to expect epic quests or weapons, and much more.
If you're one of those who are eagerly anticipating Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen, this year end dev round table is a great way to get some answers and probably get even more hyped up.
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On Arbor Day, the City of Wilsonville and Oregon Travel Information Council are hosting a celebration to dedicate two trees along the Willamette River that – quite literally – bear the scars of the role they played in facilitating the success of Oregon's logging industry.
From the mid-1800s until the 1980s, log rafts were floated down the Willamette River by tugboats, with "cable trees" on the river's edge used to tie-down log rafts until the logs were to be delivered to the mill.
Learn about the City's logging and maritime history, visit the two heritage trees and see a few tools of the trade, including a retired tugboat that operated on the Willamette River towing log rafts to local mills.
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Last weekend, I took my 10-year-old granddaughter Ramona to see the movie Selma. I knew that there would be some scenes that would be hard for her to watch, but sometimes life is hard to watch. I felt she was old enough to understand and appreciate the important messages of the film-the value of moral leadership, and the virtue of equal rights and opportunity. Of course, she's getting to be the age where she'd rather go to Selma with me than go see Paddington with her younger brother. She's growing up.
She clearly knew that the events of the movie happened 50 years ago, and that what was being tolerated at that time was very, very bad. During the movie, she would lean over and comment and ask questions, and I marveled at her understanding. After the movie, she shared something special with me. She told me, "My best friend is black. And tomorrow, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I'm going to post a photo of us that says 'Friends Forever.'"
This powerful statement from my granddaughter shows huge strides in creating equal rights and opportunities for all. In her multi-cultural school, students are essentially color-blind and largely unaware that we once lived in a nation where discrimination was commonplace. However, we all know there are still challenges, and there is still work to be done.
And, we also know that in too many communities, too many students still do fall behind. Here at Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation (SMIF), it is part of our mission that all children are ready to learn when they enter Kindergarten. All children-regardless of race, gender, or socioeconomic background-should have equal opportunity to start school with a solid foundation for their future. We know that these critical preschool years can often determine whether a student falls behind and never catches up. With the generosity of donors, along with our own resources, SMIF continues to invest in this focus area-including grants, books, AmeriCorps LEAP personnel, provider trainings, and parenting classes.
In President Obama's State of the Union Address on January 20, he gave us some encouraging news. He reported that our younger students have earned the highest math and reading scores on record. In addition, high school graduation rates have hit an all-time high, and more Americans are finishing college than ever before.
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Here at SMIF, we believe that equal opportunity is advanced through the early childhood programming that we provide-and that the benefits of quality early education will last a lifetime.


I've been building the config over the last 2 days and have run into an issue.
Today I loaded the MMM-MyWastePickup and installed it as per instructions. I then added the info to my config.js and run npm run config:check as normal, no errors and then restarted pm2.
It reboots as expected but somewhat slower and then only loads 50% of the previous modules. The rest display the "Loading…" image and the new module doesn't load either. Here's some images to better show my issue.
Is the console where you run npm start showing any errors?
And can you try npm start dev and see if the browser's console shows any errors? The modules write notifications there.
Have you tried to remove the new module from the config again to see if the problem remains?
Running npm start dev oddly has everything running.
Yes I have tried to remove the new module and everything goes back to the way it was.
Another reboot of my pi has resulted in the new module now loading but 2 others not loading.
No problem, doesn't matter, you got the browser console.
I had hoped that the logs would show something that would help. There where no other errors in the browser console further up? Time to contact the creator of MMM-MyWastePickup.
I believe this is one of your modules. I love the idea and the concept and believe I can have it working for me over in the UK.
Any ideas why the above is happening?
Your screenshot of the pm2 output shows 2 instances of magic mirror. One called mm & the other MagicMirror.
I think if you follow the install guide it tells you to run install script (which I believe now sets up the MagicMirror instance) & then tells you to manually set up another called mm. I think the install guide might need updated.
Could it be 2 instances running & causing issues? If so get rid of one & restart & see if that solves it.
@randomnoise, yes your absolutely right about why I did it. Weirdly the first time I was running the config the MagicMirror instance wasn't created so I just went ahead with the mm instance.
Then things went wrong I managed to corrupt everything so did a fresh install and MagicMirror was created but I failed to realise this and went ahead and created mm again.
Would you know how I can get rid of the mm? That way I can then test your theory.
If you followed the manual install, you should see the shell script (mm.sh) when you run ls -la ~. Run pm2 list to see what processes are registered in pm2. You can then pm2 stop mm && pm2 delete mm && pm2 save, and finally rm ~/mm.sh.
mm should then be gone for good, and only MagicMirror will remain. You can confirm what remains by running pm2 list again.


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Elizabeth Kramer, @arts_bureau Published 1:41 p.m. ET April 22, 2014 | Updated 5:42 a.m. ET April 23, 2014
Christen Boone (Photo: Mo McKnight Howe)
The Louisville Fund for the Arts has named Christen Boone, a consultant in philanthropy who has worked for Louisville arts groups, as its next CEO and president.
Boone takes over in July from Barbara Sexton Smith, who has led the fund since 2011.
BACKGROUND: Details on Christen Boone.
Jim Allen, the fund's board president and chairman and CEO of Hilliard Lyons, said the board's vote Tuesday for Boone was unanimous.
"I've never seen such unsolicited support for an individual," Allen said of sentiments among board members. "She has an entrepreneurial spirit that we think will be very beneficial."
Boone leads the Boone Group, a nonprofit consultancy, and is director at the Greater Louisville Project.
The fund was founded in 1949 and has raised money for many of the city's largest arts groups and provided grants to others. Today, it counts 15 local arts groups among its cultural partners, which receive the bulk of the money raised during its annual campaign, which raised $8.1 million last year.
Boone, who called the fund "a force for innovation and collaboration within this community," begins her new job July 14. Smith will remain until Aug. 31 to help with the transition.
Boone has worked in nonprofits for her entire career, mostly in Louisville, including helping the fund with workplace fundraising campaigns. She also has held positions that involved fundraising for Actors Theatre of Louisville and 21st Century Parks, which has raised more than $100 million to acquire land and develop The Parklands of Floyds Fork.
Boone, a 1991 graduate of Pleasure Ridge Park High who attended the University of Kentucky and has a master's in business administration from Bellarmine University, said she already is thinking about her first 100 days leading the fund.
"I need to meet with our top donors and supporters, to sit down and say thanks for making this a strong institution," said Boone, adding that she wants to hear ideas for a collective vision for the arts from them and the fund's cultural partners.
"The fund along with our cultural partners are going to need to continue to evolve and be creative about how we invite people to interact with the arts as well as support the arts," Boone said. "The way people attend and engage with the arts continues to change."
Smith, who worked with Boone in the 1990s at the fund, called her a great strategist.
"That's a needed component of leading a large nonprofit like ours with a very large board of directors," Smith said. "Leading the fund, one has to be able to think strategically and communicate that strategy effectively while bringing the entire region together. Christen can do that."
Leaders of the fund's cultural partners said they are pleased with Boone's selection.
"I strongly felt they needed to find a candidate who has the experience in fundraising, strategic planning and relationship development that Christen possesses, but also one that is well immersed in the local community and understand the needs, desires and traditions of Louisville," Kentucky Opera general manager David Roth said.
Louisville Visual Art Association executive director Shannon Westerman said his group is looking forward to Boone broadening civic engagement in the arts and elevating "the relevance and sustainability of both the Fund for the Arts and the visual arts community."
Actors Theatre of Louisville managing director Jennifer Bielstein, who has worked with Boone as a member of that organization's board of directors for nearly five years, called her a "dynamic and effective fundraiser" and "a leader with integrity."
StageOne Family Theatre executive director Peter Holloway, who described Boone's resume as perfect for leading the fund, has worked with her through her consulting company to strengthen the theatre's fundraising efforts and efficiency of its board of directors.
"I think she'll do more than just come in and carry on all the work that's been done before," he said. "The fund has had great leadership, but I expect Christen will come in with new ideas, and I can't wait to see what she does."
Holloway added that Boone's experience with nonprofit groups outside the arts — 21st Century Parks and the Greater Louisville Project — made her an even better candidate.
"It gives her some good perspectives and really connects her to the community too," he said.
Boone, who will suspend operations of the Boone Group and resign from her position with the Greater Louisville Project, agreed those experiences helped informed her views on the importance of the arts and think more strategically about how the arts can strengthen the social structure and economy of the region.
"It taught me more about how the arts and parks and other cultural institutions really help to shape the fabric of our community," she said.
Dan Jones, CEO of 21st Century Parks, called Boone an "accomplished leader in civic and nonprofit affairs," adding he "will miss" working with her at the Greater Louisville Project.
Virginia Judd, executive director of the Humana Foundation, said her experience with the Greater Louisville Project "makes her an ideal leader to advance the arts in our community." The foundation underwrites Actors Theatre's annual new play festival.
The fund will have a formal ceremony of the transfer from Smith to Boone before the July 11 performance of Kentucky Shakespeare's "Hamlet" in Central Park.
Reporter Elizabeth Kramer can be reached at (502) 582-4682. Follow her on Twitter at @arts_bureau.
CHRISTEN BOONE
September 2012-present: The Boone Group, president. The company works with nonprofit organizations on strategic planning, campaign management, community development, and board and staff training.
September 2012-present: Greater Louisville Project, director. The organization provides research and data analysis about the community.
August 2008-August 2012: 21st Century Parks, director of external relations. The position involved leading a $120 million campaign to complete land acquisition and park development of The Parklands of Floyds Fork.
June 2002-September 2008: Actors Theatre of Louisville, director of development.
June 2001-June 2002: Fifth Third Bank, Cincinnati, development officer.
December 2000-June 2001: ArtsWave (Cincinnati art fund), campaign officer.
March 1997-July 2000: Greater Louisville Fund for the Arts, vice president and general manager.
September 1996-February 1997: High Museum of Art, Atlanta, patron services coordinator.
January 1996-August 1996: Atlanta Olympic Games Committee, accreditation manager.
1999-2001: Bellarmine University, master's of business administration.
1991-1995: University of Kentucky, bachelor's degree.
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IT'S A PHOTOGRAPHIC PROJECT THAT TELLS THROUGHOUT IMAGES AND INTERVIEWS STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE OF THE QUEER COMMUNITY.
About Francesco
Francesco by ©Clotilde Petrosino, Milano 2019
Name: Francesco
City: Born and raised in Naples, Living in Milan, Italy
Where are you from and where do you live?
I am from Naples, but I currently live in Milan.
I'm about to graduate in Fashion Design here in Milan, i am focusing on my studies right now in order to apply for some jobs in this field in the very near future.
How and when did you realize you're gay?
I was 13 or 14 years old. I just remember being totally naive about my sexuality and not thinking about it at all. I dated some girls during high school but nothing really happened. I truly accepted myself when I started university, but to be honest, I guess every gay boy of my generation found that out looking at Troy Bolton in High School Musical.
While you were dating girls during high school what did you feel for them?
It's hard to answer this question not sounding as an asshole. I won't say i felt nothing for them, i did care about them, but more like friends. Growing up in a small town, especially in the south, is kind of complicated. People talk, voices spread and all of a sudden people know things that you still didn't know about yourself. I am not saying i used those girls as a cover, a part of me wanted to be just like all the others and forced my heart to feel fine in situations that just weren't right for me, It was just a matter of time. But you know, it may sound sad. But what's really sad to me is that nowadays there are still people who are much older than me and still are keeping their sexual identity as a secret.
Francesco (right) and his boyfriend Robert (left)
Do you remember your first crush on a boy?
It's weird cause when i was really young i didn't have any sexual intention towards any boy, i just remember getting close to some other kid and wanted to be his one and only best friend. I wasn't jealous of a girlfriend, but i was jealous when it came to other male friends. It wasn't before high school that i had my first serious crush on someone that then became a very important figure in my life through the following years. I won't go into details, it would take hours to me to write about that. What i am going to say is that we were kids and kids make mistakes, but both my choices and my mistakes led me to where i am today and i couldn't be happier.
What was your most painful discriminatory experience so far?
Growing up as a gay kid in my town was harder during my teenage years, a lot more than it is now. Young boys and girls seem to live their sexuality in such an open way nowadays, they have whatsapp groups, instagram accounts, they don't hide and they don't care about other people finding it out. I wasn't assaulted or bullied, but I was called bad names, I was insulted by ignorant people and it did hurt. I don't remember any violent episodes, maybe I was lucky. I'm a grown-up now, I don't think about it anymore but I keep my eyes open cause it may happen anytime.
Your tattoos are singular, what's their meaning to you, when did you choose to have them done and why?
I got my first tattoo about two years ago, the one with all the planets. It doesn't have a real powerful meaning to me, I guess that's the only one I got for pure aesthetics. As for the others, I don't love sharing the meaning of my tattoos. Let's say almost each one of them was done in a different specific moment while I was experiencing something that was deeply affecting me, whether in a good or in a bad way as reaching a goal or losing someone I cared about. By the way, I'm planning to have more, stay tuned.
Francesco wearing VANS, by ©Clotilde Petrosino, Milano 2019
Francesco wearing ASOS, by ©Clotilde Petrosino, Milano 2019
Does your family know you're gay?And what do they think about it?
Yes, they do. Also some other relatives do. I guess I was lucky enough to have a loving and supporting family throughout every step of my life. For sure we had some rough times, acceptance comes with time and deeper knowledge of things, but at least they knew that it wouldn't change who I was inside and understood it wouldn't influence who I would want to be one day. They trust me, my choices and my abilities.
You've talked about the acceptance of yourself: how did you manage to achieve it ? What has helped you the most? Is there something that you still find hard to accept about yourself? I think it came natural growing up, i guess i was lucky enough to meet the right people at the right time. I had my first relationships, my first group of queer friends and that just made me feel like i was part of a bigger picture. When high school finished i started driving, going out more often and going to the center of Naples every weekend. I don't think i am perfect, but i feel good in my skin and i am just aware that if we work on things we don't like about ourselves, we can be whoever we want to be.
Are there any friends of yours that don't know it?
I am not sure about having come out to all of my friends in the past, but I really don't think there is any need to. I am very selective when making friends, if someone doesn't know I am gay it's not because of me trying to hide it, it's probably because I don't see that someone as my friend.
Francesco wearing ASOS by ©Clotilde Petrosino, Milano 2019
What would you like to change in our society and what do you think we have to do in order to change it?
Honestly, I don't think it will ever change. Maybe it could be a little better, maybe our law will guarantee more rights to us, but evil is round every corner. When it comes to defending small groups of discriminated people, there is no law to be applied.
You've lived in two different cities have you noticed some differences between the two? Where have you found more freedom and less discrimination?
I am sad to say that I found and keep finding a lot of prejudice in my hometown as much as I keep seeing a lot of hypocrisy in Milan. In the first case I think ignorance and mind closure are the main causes behind many acts of unjustified hate and violence. Here in Milan for sure people are more open and tolerant and the chances of having a decent life are a hundred times higher given the huge variety of people living here. Despite that, the main part of our community is usually made of creative people so I would rather say they need and love what we can do and that's probably why they close an eye on who we are.
You say that you always keep your eyes open because something bad could happen, are you more afraid here in Milan or when you go back to Naples?
Mean people are everywhere, but i would say Naples. I don't know if it makes sense, but i feel like Milan is just creepy sometimes during the night hours.
What are the rights and the laws that you would like to be changed? And why do you feel that things will never change? Do you think things can get better?
Don't you think that if everybody tries to do something about it things will change?
I really am an ignorant when it comes to laws and rights, but what i think is that even if the system improves we are not going that far anyway. Milan is kind of different, but it's still Italy. This country is so beautiful but the biggest part of its inhabitants is made of bigots and retrogrades. And to be honest, people will always be scared of diversity. You can claim to be living in the most forward-looking place with the most peaceful people in the world and still experience acts of violence and fear when least expected.
Have you ever felt loneliness seeing that in your hometown people were not so open minded? How do you feel this has affected you growing up?
i felt lonely because i didn't know anyone who was experiencing my same condition, i had no one to talk to. I never bonded with kids in my school because i was just scared of how they could react knowing things of me about which i was not even sure back then. That changed when i started university, i wasn't hiding anymore. I guess that being in my hometown made me experience regular things later than my peers, but it also made me build some kind of shell and it made me harder to tear down.
What can you say about LGBTQ community in Naples? Were there associations or places in which you felt safer or better represented and supported? And what about Milan?
I used to feel safe in some squares where a lot of queer people used to meet during the weekends. They would sit on the ground, eat junk food, smoke cigarettes, play games and drink alcohol for hours. It was nothing special, but i was doing that with people like me, or at least people who enjoyed our company. That's kind of normal now in my life, but it really was something back then. I am not sure about associations, i never tried to reach for one, but i guess gay life in Milan is way easier especially for the Youngers.
If you had a chance to talk to your younger self, what would you like to say to him?
You know sometimes i really wish i could tell him that it's okay if he doesn't like playing football with his classmates, if people are rude to him, or if they joke about his way of talking and acting when angry. His parents will love and support him no matter what he likes and does. And also that during his growth he will have to be strong, cause people around him will leave, and some others he loves will get very sick and pass away but that's okay, it's just how life goes, and he has to make the best out of every second spent with them. I would thell him to be kind, but also fierce. I would tell him to be confident with his look and skills, but also humble cause there is always room to grow and learn from past mistakes. It's ok if he likes nail polish and the sound that his mom's heels make when she walks around, if he likes dancing and drawing and hates watching sports on Tv. But mostly, i would tell him that people will disappoint him and break his heart many times, but that doesn't mean he has to hide from the light because life is worthless without giving and without loving. I would tell him that he has nothing to be worried about, cause he will make a lot of amazing friends, his family will be there all of the time, and he will find someone whose love will just bring light and happiness into his already bright future.
Art Direction, Interview and Photography by Clotilde Petrosino
Proofreading by Verdiana Nobile


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GFG Capital in Funds Society: Don't Buy the Hype Yet
by GFG Capital
GFG recently spoke with Funds Society about the increasing talk of trade wars and its effect on the markets. Below is the article; the article in Spanish is available here.
Judging by market reactions, talks of trade wars appear to be as dangerous as trade wars themselves. With only some initial tariffs being introduced and talks of many more global markets have seen their fair share of volatility over the last few weeks. While the trade war has been a war of words to this point, we've been jogging investor's memories of the historical relevance tariffs have carried.
The protectionist policy concept is not new and GFG Capital believes that recent market behavior is a good indicator that investors have not forgotten what the last full-blown trade war initiated by the U.S. brought us. The Smoot Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 sent the global economy tumbling as reciprocal tariffs enacted by U.S. trade partners did nothing to lift economies from depression but did just about everything in their power to exacerbate the problems. By 1933 U.S. imports dropped off by 66% while exports decreased by 61%. On a global scale, world trade declined by 66% in 5 years before the Trade Agreement Act in 1934. Clearly not something most investors will forget too easily. And it seems they have not, but now D.C. needs to refresh their memory.
"We think the market entered the year knowing trade was going to be a focal point of the administration's agenda. While many might have bucketed this as 'geopolitical risks', we don't think geopolitical risks typically carry true impact to the market. Think about situations likes the Cold War or even as recent as North Korean tensions. What was at stake didn't carry direct economic implications. What has made these cross-border discussions, and tensions, different is the direct impact these discussions and issues have on the global economy."
-Eduardo Gruener, Co-Founder of GFG Capital.
To this point, these are still just implications. There is no shortage of noise in the last few years, unsolicited nonetheless. But this is the first bit of market noise that has truly garnered consumer attention.
GFG Capital believes that the parties at risk here are some of the key beneficiaries and drivers of the global growth story that has been pushed across headlines so much. So not only do we think these potential victims of initial tariffs posed by the U.S. do everything they can to avoid a repeat of 1930, but they have the leverage necessary to give the U.S. pause.
Most notably targeted has been China. What's come from Beijing in response to this point has been a calculated, measured response in our eyes. President Xi has the firepower necessary to inflict as much pain necessary to the United States. Although this is not believed to be the MO. China's initial tariff was much more surgical in nature than expected. Targeting such specific industries that carry direct implications to Trump's domestic voter base is nothing short of savage. China's move to create their own TPP deal was a big power move that will carry long term benefits for them as well. So, we're not surprised to see the U.S. and China trying to hash it out, but we're certainly relieved. We think China is all in on the long game, and anything that jeopardizes that is not in their interest.
Understanding the web of the trade debate is not an easy task either. The global supply chain is a deeply tangled web in which not all companies report geographical inputs and revenues. Of the 48% of companies in the S&P that do reveal this information, 43% of sales were generated abroad in 20162. The companies that do reveal more granular data indicated that Asia (not just China) accounted for 8.5% of foreign sales with Europe tallying 8.1%3. Energy, tech and materials are the three most globally exposed sectors within the index. If one thinks they are going to untangle this mess to find the few clear winners, good luck.
The trade war hype is the first time GFG is foreseeing a chance for a paper risk to materialize into something real. But they are not running for cover just yet.
This is why some of the tech selloff is being overdone. If it were not for this global tariff scare in the backdrop, then sector rotation would be stepping in a bit quicker. This volatility is what investors should be expecting, but healthy bull markets are carried along by sector rotation. Without it, markets stagnate, and health comes into question.
To read more about our views on the talks of trade war, see our commentaries titled Trade Wars and Bobby Fischer. To see the Funds Society article in Spanish, click here.
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Gould Piano Trio
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The Gould Piano Trio, directly compared to the great Beaux Arts Trio for their "musical fire" and "dedication to the genre" in the Washington Post, have remained at the forefront of the international chamber music scene for a quarter of a Century.
Launched by their first prize at the Melbourne Chamber Music Competition and subsequently selected as YCAT Artists, they were "Rising Stars", making a highly successful debut at New York's Weill Recital Hall, described by Strad Magazine as " Pure Gould".
Their many appearances at London's Wigmore Hall have included the complete piano trios of Dvorak, Mendelssohn and Schubert, plus in the 2017-18 season, a Beethoven cycle to celebrate 25 years since their first appearance at this iconic venue.
The trio's diverse discography includes the main masterpieces of the repertoire, but also many neglected gems, often rediscovered through artistic collaboration. Cycles of Brahms and Dvorak (Champs Hill), Hummel ( Naxos) and Beethoven (Somm) – recorded live at St George's, Bristol – are complimented by single composer discs of the late romantic British repertoire with clarinettist, Robert Plane. The complete Stanford, Ireland, York Bowen, Robin Milford and Cyril Scott were followed by an entirely contemporary disc containing the piano trios of Sir James MacMillan, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies and Sally Beamish.
Commissioning and performing new works is an important part of the trio's philosophy of staying creative and freshly inspired. MacMillan's 2nd Piano Trio was commissioned by them and premiered at the Bath International Festival in 2014 . In 2016, Simon Roland Jones graced the Goulds with his new trio, entitled "Eidford" (premiered at the North Norfolk Festival) and the next year saw them featured in the Hull "City of Culture", performing former BBC Young Musician Mark Simpson's graphically inspired piece for them, "After Avedon", as part of the PRS's New Music Biennial.
The trio and Robert Plane's festival in Corbridge, celebrated its 20th year with a commission for Clarinet and Piano Trio from Huw Watkins, entitled Four Fables.This perennially popular event provides scope for the performance of many forms of chamber music and the opportunity to explore this repertoire with choice musical partners. Similarly, in "The Venue" at Leeds during 2017-18 the trio curated a whole season of six concerts entitled, " Russia in Revolution"; a multifaceted delve into this exciting period.
The Goulds have made extensive tours of North America, the Far East and New Zealand, and have performed throughout Europe. In addition to concertising, they have given master classes at the Britten-Pears Young Artist Programme, Dartington, RWCMD and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama where, they enjoy discussing interpretation with the most promising young ensembles of our day.
"…what they produce, after playing for 20 years together, is simply extraordinary. The only comparison that comes to mind is the old Beaux Arts Trio; the combination of jeweler-like precision and a musical fire that ignites from the first bar…"
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Statement 1 alone is sufficient but Statement 2 alone is NOT.
Statement 2 alone is sufficient but Statement 1 alone is NOT.
Statements 1 and 2 TOGETHER are sufficient but neither alone is.
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"A space shuttle has 4 critical components, the failure of all of which will cause the shuttle to crash after lift-off. The probability that any one critical component will fail is 1/7. If the shuttle has lifted off, what is the probability that it will not crash?"
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"Klara, working at a constant rate, completed ONE-FOURTH of the total work in 3 hours. Then, Klara and Anna, working together, completed the remaining work in 6 hours. How long, in hours, will take Anna, working alone at her constant rate, to complete the job?"
"If S is the product of integers from 100 to 300 inclusive, and if T is the product of integers 100 to 301, inclusive, what is 1/S + 1/T in terms of T?"
"If N is an integer, What is the units' digit of (N-1)! + N! + (N+1)! +2N*3N+1?"
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(2) N = 4K + 2, where K is an integer equal to or greater than 1.
"A box contains some Blue balls and 9 Red balls. If the probability that two balls randomly removed without replacement from the box are Red is 6/11, what is the probability that the third ball randomly removed without replacement of the balls drawn is a blue ball?"
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"L1 and L2 are two parallel lines in a plane. If L1 has 6 points equally spaced along its length and if L2 has 5 points also equally spaced along its length, how many different triangles can be formed by connecting the points on the two parallel lines?"
"An auditorium has several rows of seats. Each row after the first row has 2 more seats than the row in front of it. If the first row has 16 seats and the last row has 70 seats, how many seats are in the auditorum?"
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(2) X is not even integer.
"The infinite sequence a1, a2,…, an,… is such that a1 = 2, a2 = -3, a3 = 5, a4 = -1, and an = an-4 for n > 4. What is the sum of the first 97 terms of the sequence?"
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"An integer greater than 1 that is not prime is called composite. If the two-digit integer n is greater than 20, is n composite?"
(1) The tens digit of n is a factor of the units digit of n.
(2) The tens digit of n is 2.
"A group contains 7 boys and some girls. The number of teams of 5 comprising 3 boys and 2 girls is 525. How many girls are in the group?"
"How many distinct sets of positive prime numbers of the type [K, K+2, K+6] exist?"
"If R = -2, S = 3, and T > 0, is the median of the set (1/R , 1/S , 1/T) greater than 1/2?"?
(2) R + T < 1.
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COLLABORATIVE COMMITMENT BETWEEN COMMONWEALTH AND NT
Minister for Indigenous Australians Ken Wyatt AM and Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner have committed to work together to improve the lives of Indigenous Territorians.
During their first meeting, in Darwin, Minister Wyatt and Chief Minister Gunner discussed a collaborative approach to planning and priority setting, in consultation with Indigenous Elders, families, communities and organisations.
"My goal is to work closely with Indigenous Australians and all levels of government and I appreciate Chief Minister Gunner's sincere welcome to the Territory in my new role," said Minister Wyatt.
"I want to build on our shared work on remote housing and the Partnership Agreement for Closing the Gap.
"The Northern Territory's Local Decision Making program and the Commonwealth's Empowered Communities and regional governance initiatives are also strong foundations for a productive future.
"A critical lesson I have learned is the power of partnerships, listening to each other and drawing on shared strengths and expertise."
Chief Minister Gunner has welcomed the opportunity to work constructively with the new minister, on a number of ongoing issues, including CDP, housing and alcohol.
"Minister Wyatt has hit the ground running by getting to the Territory so soon after being named as Minister.
"The Minister was positive on wanting to take a new approach – that we will get much more done by working together, and I welcome the accord he is seeking with all Aboriginal Affairs Ministers.
"He is bringing that same energy to work with us as we build more houses for locals, to fix CDP so that we can create more jobs and cut crime, and to make sure local voices are heard on having equality of choice to have or not have social clubs in their communities."
Minister Wyatt raised the importance of improving Indigenous Territorians' education, security, suicide prevention, health, job and business opportunities.
"To effect real and sustainable improvements, governments must work collaboratively and in genuine, formal partnership with local Indigenous people because they are the essential agents of change," said Minister Wyatt.
National Indigenous Agency Marks A New Era of Co-Design and Partnership
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Q: Postnikov tower of principal fibrations where all nth k-invariants vanish Suppose a connected CW complex $X$ has a Postnikov tower where all fibrations $X_{n+1} \rightarrow X_{n}$ are principal (as Hatcher defines on page 412).
Let $k_{n}: X_{n} \rightarrow K(\pi_{n+1}X , n+2)$ denote the nth k-invariants of X (again, this is defined on page 412 Hatcher). Note, these maps correspond to elements of $H^{n+2}(X_{n};\pi_{n+1}X)$.
Then, Hatcher claims that " if all the $k_{n}$'s are zero, the $X$ is just the product of the spaces $K(\pi_{n}X,n)$".
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Former Trump National Security Adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty on Friday to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russian government officials.
The United States District Court for the District of Columbia scheduled a plea hearing for Flynn at 10:30 a.m. ET. In the hearing, Flynn pleaded guilty to making "materially false, fictitious, and fraudulent" statements to FBI agents this past January.
Specifically, Flynn falsely told the FBI that he did not tell the Russian ambassador to the United States that the country should "refrain" from escalating tensions between the two countries in the wake of new sanctions leveled against it by the outgoing Obama administration.
The Russian government did not retaliate against the Obama administration's new sanctions late last year, and President Trump himself praised this decision as "very smart" on Twitter.
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