#cs goldie

[chickenscratchofficial]

Clover, She/her, 20 y/o

Clover is fiercely loyal and generous, but sometimes forgets to think about herself. She lives completely off the grid and is good at working with limited resources. While kind and gentle, Clover is also very secretive, and seems to forget simple facts about her life, which puts her new roommates on edge.

[st0r-fruit]

FINALLY!! A PROPER INTRODUCTION FOR (one of) MY CARMEN SANDIEGO OC!!

Meet Adya Hartono, or his codename; Bishop!

@the-cs-oc-archives you might wanna see this 👀

(ignore the mismatched shoe, it's actually fully black)

Do not steal my art!

[eternally-sugary]

Probably both. We are both pretty busy people.-Doll

Yeah, plus you always just kinda seemed more orientated towards the CS sisters-Goldie

[john-teffery-cci-offishal]

hey did you know about the kart thing -dr cs

i knew goldy went gokarting once! on the SRB2K (Sons really bradical two karts)

[badassfishusern]

hey dr cs if youre still here: evil goldy is threatening to permanently kill someone. are you sure making them lv 18 was a good idea

* WHA - HUH THEYRE WHAT THEYRE WHAT THEYRE WHAT THEYRE WHAT THEYRE WHAT THEYRE WHAT THEYRE WHAT THE

[goldieclaws]

I have now been forced to watch Sausage Party and I want to die in Minecraft

[4rainynite]

EAH Parents' Name Headcanons Part 2

Huntsman - Hunt! Because why not he named his son Hunter Huntsman. I'm guessing the family is either bad at names or they really wanted to emphasize they're hunters.

Mrs. Huntsman - Terra, meaning earth. I wanted to give Mrs. Huntsman a earth theme name like Hunter's little sister's name is Ferny. I couldn't think of any names that would fit so I picked Terra.

Candy Witch - Candy Breadhouse, yes I know it's bad/lazy! I was thinking of naming her after an ingredient like her daughter, Ginger. Or something candy relatedlike : Cocoa, Peppermint, or Vanilla. After some thinking Candy seemed to be the perfect fit since she does make candy along with other sweets.

Mad Hatter - Hatthew a mixture of Hat and Matthew. I think the Hatter family would have names related to madness, hats, andtea parties. His middle is also ukulele.

Alice Liddel -Alison, meaning noble and exalted, I believe after her adventures she befriended everyone in Wonderland and moved there. I think that's why the Wonderlanders are so close with each other.

Queen of Hearts - Victoria, after Queen Victoria. I think Lizzie's name is based of Queen Elizabeth so most of the Heart queens are based off of real queens names. Fun Fact - Queen Victoria enjoyed the Alice 's Adventures in Wonderland and ask Lewis Carroll for another book (info here).

King of Hearts - Hugh, meaning heart, mind, and spirit. I think it fits perfectly since in the original story the King of Hearts would pardon whoever the Queen of Hearts wanted to have executed.

White Rabbit - Melvin, which was Mel Blanc's real name. I didn't really have any idea what his real name would be. Since Blanc is his last name and I loved watching Looney Tunes as a child, I just went with it.

Red Queen - Mary, after Mary 1 of England (aka Bloody Mary). Like I said with the Queen of Hearts I'm using names based off real queens.

White Queen - Anne, after Anne Boleyn. I really couldn't think of any other queens to name her after so I picked one of the most famous ones. Plus the whole being co-ruler with another queen who threatens others with beheading them seemed like an oddball pairing.

Cheshire Cat - Katherine or Catherine, the names mean pure (I don't know if the Cheshire Cat would hate or love her name due to how ironic it is for her). I can't decide on which one to go with. Their cat pun names, Kitty's name already starts with a 'K', heck, she probably uses both spellings to mess with people.

Dark Fairy - Darcie Thorn, meaning dark, the perfect name for a dark fairy. For extra irony in the books she wears white because light has no side. So it's a light and dark situation.

Goldilocks - Goldie, meaning a person with blond(e) hair. I wasn't really expecting much just a name meaning gold or yellow.

King Charming - Dashing, I do not believe Lance Charming is the Charming children's dad. There are a lot of prince charming in the world of Ever After. Heck, Charming is probably an average last name in their world! Plus the main Charming family names started with As, Bs, Cs, Ds, Es, Fs, Gs no Ls yet.

Queen Charming - Marie, after Marie Antoinette the last queen of France. I think Queen Charming is where Darling gets her rococo/ Marie Antoinette fashion.

Rapunzel - Violet, meaning purple. I just picked a flower name for her, plus Holly and Poppy's color scheme does have purple in it.

Robin Hood - Roadrunner, I think they just name themselves after birds.

Maid Marian - Martha, meaning the lady or the mistress. In the book Maid Marian was adventures and only acts ladylike in front of Headmaster Grimm so she can keep her job.

Pied Piper - Alto, meaning high and elevated, it's also a singer's voice range.

Little Bo Peep - Lila, meaning night and play. I just wanted a name that sounded close to Lily.

Swan Queen/ Odette - Countess, a noblewoman with the status of an earl or count. Duchess's name is a status lower than a princess, so the Swan family is mostly named after ranks.

[ask-luckyguy]

We aren’t bored! Continue! What was your life like *before* the manor?

Uhh... I... Hmm

Where to start.. I guess... There's not too much to say...

I went to school and got Cs mostly?

I... Uh... I have a pet fish.. At home.. I think my parents are still feeding him? His name is Goldie... He's orange.. He looks like.. A normal fish... I got him when..

I got my fish when...

I definitely remember getting Goldie was an important day.. But..

Uh...

Sorry.. Its..

*Lucky's voice cracks slightly*

What why dont-? Why don't I remember?

I-I'll get back to you on that

[theoceanthatdrownthemoon-chaldea]

I was upset the SSR with highest NP level in my Chaldea is one I hate - Ozy. I was wrong, it was actually Altera. It wasn't until the game threw 1x Unregistered SO at me for a new copy of her that I realized this. Altera, please, you got the wrong person, I'm not Hakuno.....stop coming. (She's still lv90 but not on the field much).

Unrelated is that item resembles the spike collar on Morgan somewhat.

Not sure how many players always strive for No CS boss/challenge battle, it's another self imposed difficulty similar to not using OP units. I think there are some battles that No CS run are almost impossible without OP support + attacker. But if one wants a challenge that much why not try to do both No CS + low rarity? Got Goldie when I rolled for CE and I did burn him. Never need him for any battle or challenge quest anyway. Never seen him as indispensable in a fight - there would always be other vids with other units used. Same for Emiya.

Arjuna Alter, I have to wonder if he went insane from absorbing all the deities of his pantheon. It probably doesn't help that they would 'pamper' him. Someone pointed out in the original text he was brought up to believe disabled = evil.

[st0r-fruit]

Nigel......Nigel Braithwaite..........need more....content.....*faints*

[kmp78]

If and it’s an huge IF Shannon would propose to her, he knows that she demand and wants it big and exquisite expensive for sure. This includes also amazing romantic destinations and by far not Washington DC 😂

But, oh drama, what if both are thinking why getting married, it works good for now why not keeping it like it is?

Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn never married, and we know what their daughter had some marry Drama etc

CS comes across as a traditional kind of gal so I def think she wants her princess day. 👰‍♀️

“We know we want to get married in Martha’s Vineyard"

POSH! 🤑

And btw her previous proposal came by...

... the Hudson River?! 👀

Jesse wasn't much of a romantic either... 🤭

[jeremystrele]

Bonnie And Neil’s Nostalgic New ‘Goldie’ Collection, Plus 2 x $1000 Giveaways!

Bonnie And Neil’s Nostalgic New ‘Goldie’ Collection, Plus 2 x $1000 Giveaways!

Shopping

by Sally Tabart

Photography – Stephanie Rooney. Styling – Karina van de Pol.

Photography – Stephanie Rooney. Styling – Karina van de Pol.

Photography – Stephanie Rooney. Styling – Karina van de Pol.

Photography – Stephanie Rooney. Styling – Karina van de Pol.

Photography – Stephanie Rooney. Styling – Karina van de Pol.

Photography – Stephanie Rooney. Styling – Karina van de Pol.

Photography – Stephanie Rooney. Styling – Karina van de Pol.

First of all, pop on this sun-soaked playlist to set the mood. Welcome to Goldie – the lates collection from Bonnie and Neil!

Centred around vintage-inspired designs, Goldie channels the best bits of classic Australian beach house styling for modern home life: think petite meadow florals, abundant fruit prints, hand drawn patterns and classic beachy stripes.

‘Our new season colour palette celebrates the long days and warm nights of summer by introducing sage green, golden yellow, petal pink and chocolate brown complemented by sunset hues and earthy tones’, says designer Bonnie Ashley. The new collection sees all the Bonnie and Neil classics including a huge range of cushions, and an expanded tabletop range. As well as tablecloths and napkins, Goldie features hand woven cotton and abaca placemats, salad servers, teaspoons, and some fab new bedding inspired by heirloom pieces.

To help Bonnie and Neil launch this new collection, we’ve teamed up for a giveaway of 2 x $1000 vouchers for two lucky TDF readers, to spend online on *selected pieces from the ‘Goldie’ range!

Check out our competition Insta post HERE for all the deets – entries are open NOW and will close at 5pm AEST on Sunday, September 19th, and winners will be announced at 10am AEST on Monday, September 20th on the TDF Insta stories. Good luck!⁠⁠ ⁠⁠

Please be aware that there are some spam accounts out there, so be careful! If you’re a winner you will be DMd directly by @thedesignfiles and announced shortly after on our Instagram stories.

*selected pieces include cushions, tablecloths, napkins, placemats, throws and pillowcases.  Our giveaway with Bonnie and Neil is open from 4pm on Monday, September 13th and closes at 5pm on Sunday, September 19th. Winners will be announced at 10am on Monday, September 20th via the TDF Instagram stories.

Check out the Ts + Cs for the giveaway here.

[nintendo-fiomay]

Welcome to Aurelia

Island of the Moon Jellies

Native Fruit: Cherries

Native Flower: Windflowers

Orange Airport

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Resident Rep: Fiomay

Reneigh the Uchi Horse (Starter)

Tank the Jock Rhino (Starter) Bianca the Peppy Tiger

Melba the Normal Koala (MI Invite)

Sherb the Lazy Goat (MI Invite)

Merry the Peppy Cat (Random) - Trying to Move Out

Pietro the Smug Sheep (CS Invite) - Trying to Move Out

Tia the Normal Elephant (MI Invite)

Beau the Lazy Deer (MI Invite)

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Villagers found on Islands

Melba the Koala (Invited)

Jeremiah the Frog

Deli the Monkey

Broccolo the Mouse

Benjamin the Dog

Ozzie the Koala

Sherb the Goat (Invited)

Pierce the Eagle

Mallary the Duck

Patty the Cow

Samson the Mouse

Admiral the Bird

Tia the Elephant (Invited)

Walker the Dog

Graham the Hamster

Kitt the Kangaroo

Ike the Bear

Octavian the Octopus

Alice the Koala

Nibbles the Squirrel

Clay the Hamster

Simon the Monkey

Knox the Chicken

Buzz the Eagle

Beau the Deer (Invited)

Rocco the Hippo

Rory the Lion

Bangle the Tiger

Canberra the Koala

Billy the Goat

Francine the Rabbit

Goldie the Dog

Friga the Penguin

Bitty the Hippo

Sydney the Koala

Kevin the Pig

Velma the Goat

Louie the Gorilla

Gonzo the Koala

Bianca the Tiger (Invited)

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Villagers found in Campsite

Pietro the Sheep (Invited)

Ozzie the Koala

Kurt the Bear

Ike the Bear

[goldieclaws]

Not to come back for a brief moment with what one may call a 'kicking the hornet's nest' moment, but people do realise liking CinemaSins is subjective right? Yes, it did use to critique films seriously (eg. poor writing and non-consistent shots), but then they found their style and moved to comedy, and comedy is also subjective.

I watched CinemaWins and personally, I didn't like it, and that's OK (but I do of course, respect his enthusiasm for films and media). You're allowed to not like something lmao. I understand if Jeremy picking at tropes is annoying, but that's also his/the team's whole shtick? It has been since the beginning. It's a comedy show. There's comedians out there who make me wonder why they even have the title of comedian, but again, subjective.

CinemaSins IS intended to be comedy. They do what they do FOR comedic purposes. And I feel that if you're taking said comedy routines that seriously (especially as the jokes are pretty inoffensive and not targeting any specific person (unless it's Trump lmao fuck him)), you should take that energy and use it for something you genuinely love, like writing! Or art! idk how else to say this but comedy can land for everyone, some, or no one. It's just how it is.

[alhorner]

Do androids dream of electronic beats? – cover feature and documentary

Blade Runner returns to cinemas this week, with a new sequel among the millennium’s most anticipated blockbuster movies. But for a generation of electronic musicians who grew up fantasising of C-beams glittering near the Tannhauser Gate, it’s like it’s never been away. Ever since director Ridley Scott’s ground-breaking original, starring Harrison Ford and scored by Greek composer Vangelis, wave after wave of artists have mined the science fiction classic for inspiration. Blade Runner’s influence has infiltrated pop, hip-hop and beyond – but it is electronic musicians who have proven most gripped by the film’s murky vision of a future metropolis where the line between what is human and what is artificial is dangerously blurred.

From Massive Attack and Goldie to Boards of Canada and Dillinja, plenty have sampled it. Even more have referenced it, or carried an atmosphere indebted to the film’s world. In 2017, electronic musicians continue to find inspiration in its neon dystopia, pointing to a movie that wasn't released when many of them were born as a key influence.

The movie, an adaptation of Philip K Dick novel Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, told the story of Rick Deckard, a police detective specialising in the hunting down and “retiring” of humanoids, known as replicants, after violent uprisings among these AI machines. As important as the film’s plot, however, was its mood – an intense, opulent paranoia that pervades every corner of the dark, neon-lit Los Angeles seen onscreen. Vangelis’ music was key to this atmosphere of beauty and dread.

Since its inception, science fiction cinema had experimented with electronic instruments to help build the impression of eerie alien planets and futuristic vistas. 1951’s The Day The Earth Stood Still saw composer Bernard Hermann use theramin to give an otherworldly feel to its tale of a visitor from outer space. 1956’s Forbidden Planet meanwhile, was the first ever film set entirely in space, and used a score entirely made up of electronic sounds. By 1981, composer Wendy Carlos was using electronic synths to add a futuristic edge to Stanley Kubrick’s controversial classic, A Clockwork Orange.

Blade Runner was different, though. For Ridley Scott’s film, Vangelis used electronic instruments including the Yamaha CS-80 and Roland VP-330 VocoderPlus synthesiser, to create a rich, melodic score that was equal parts grand and anxious, fusing Greek and world music elements. It was also largely improvised. Vangelis refused to read a script, insisting on composing by simply watching VHS tapes containing footage and making up melodies at his bank of over 12 synthesisers based on the emotion each scene made him feel.

The result was a musical accompaniment to Blade Runner that has become as renowned as the film itself. “It sets an atmosphere that’s delicate and powerful,” Denis Villeneuve, director of Blade Runner 2049, told FACT for our new documentary, Do Androids Dream Of Electronic Beats? “It’s a piece of art that’s at perfect equilibrium, aesthetically and musically.”

Its eerie echoes and spacious synth noises were from the cutting edge of musical technology: the first ever digital reverberation machine, the EMT250, was built only five years earlier in 1976. The digital reverb used by Vangelis, the Lexicon 224-X, was released in 1978 and allowed sounds to decays for as much as 70 seconds. These cavernous echoes were vital in creating the impression of a vast and unsettling metropolis and planet, floating in an even vaster outer space.

“You get swamped by all these amazing ideas,” says Gary Numan of experiencing the film and its score, likening its influence to a sponge in a bath. The English electro-pop pioneer released Strange Charm in 1986, an album heavily influenced by Blade Runner that included a track which sampled replicant character Roy Batty’s now-iconic speech from the end of the film. “Consciously or unconsciously, it becomes such a part of what you love. It’s all gonna come out at some point.”

Blade Runner’s story is one of push-and-pull between man and machine – the same conflict at the heart of electronic music, an art form in which human emotions are expressed solely on machines. Maybe this is the reason for the affinity electronic music holds for Blade Runner. Whatever the reason, and whatever success of this new sequel – electronic music seems certain to replicate the style and sound of that world for decades more to come. As we explore in the above film, it’s not time to die for electronic music’s obsession with Blade Runner yet.

FACT, October 2017

[kswilkens]

K-8 Computer Science Cohort Playdate

I just got back from the Virginia Society for Technology in Education (VSTE) Conference where computer science was a big topic. I have been involved with VSTE for many years and looking back I can see that in 2017 there were 5 CS-related sessions, in 2018 there were 11 and this year there were 21. I helped organize one of these sessions - the K-8 Computer Science Cohort Playdate. The K-8 CS Cohort is on a mission to integrate computer science into the curriculum. This group came together at the CS Institute this past summer and includes teachers and technology coordinators from public and private schools around the state. The group is being facilitated by Jennie Chiu of UVA Curry School of Education and myself. We’ve been sharing ideas, having playdates to try out different learning platforms and experimenting in our classrooms.

The cohort session facilitators included:

Jennie Chiu - UVA Curry School of Education

Kim Wilkens - St. Anne's-Belfield School

Jo Crowder - Albemarle County Public Schools

Goldy Purcell - Campbell County Public Schools

Karen Canfield - Campbell County Public Schools

Kim Arrington - Campbell County Public Schools

Anne Deane - Tandem Friends School

Michelle Dunphy - Prince Williams County Public Schools

During the session, we shared out examples of CS integration work we’ve been doing in elementary and middle school, before, during and after school. We also brought lots of fun CS-related learning platforms for participants to try out like micro:bit, Hummingbird robotics, Spheros, drones, Ozobots, Turing Tumble, BeeBots, Strawbees and Binary Bracelets.

I am so grateful for the opportunity to share the CS work are doing at St. Anne's-Belfield School, to be a part of a community of educators passionate about CS education and to see the ripple effects we are having in CS education throughout the state! You can find resources from the session at bit.ly/k8cscohort. If you interested in joining the cohort, you can contact me and mark your calendar now for the 2020 CS Institute the week of July 6.