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Episode #08 Section 3
How We Have Handled Our Conditions
2 May 2020 mental health, depression medication, therapy, coping
One topic that has affected Steven and William personally is that of mental health. In this episode they share their personal experiences of suffering, learning, developing and coping.
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William: One way it can backfire also is when when you read online about different medicines and how people have experienced them. And they'll tell you they're their most terrible experiences. And you don't read all the good experiences that happen to people. You know they're less likely to be there in the same thread or website. And so you will become afraid of medicine, or at least there's a tendency for that.
Steven: I was always that way. Medication was always something that I didn't want. And whenever I did try it it didn't work. So I mean my first experience I think was my first year at university or something massive depression. And they put me on basic medication and didn't do anything. It just didn't help. So that immediate response in my brain was, "Well, medication doesn't help. What's the point?", and just left it. And then over the years tried different ones, it still didn't help. And yet now, I found the right one, and it helps, and it keeps a lot of the anxiety and depression quieter. It doesn't fix it, it hasn't fixed it in terms of made it go away. But it's manageable. And it allows me to function relatively well I mean and not be overburdened by the depression. As I say, it's dialled down. It's quietened the thoughts, compulsions, whatever you want to call it. And now I'm constantly being like, "Okay, keep trying with the medication. Be careful," because again they can have extreme effects. I've had situations where... again there's been a lot of negative side effects of medication. But once that happens stop, go to the doctor, make sure you balance it all, and then maybe try something else. Because there are plenty out there. And some work for some people, and some don't work for others, you know.
William: It can be frustrating how much time this process takes. I know someone who had to try several different medications. I think there were SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors). And there is a wide variety. So that that's a good thing so that hopefully there's something there for you. But it's it also means that you might have to go through several before you find the one that works for you. And you might have to go through a painful phase because of all the side effects that often come with them. So this friend had to try several different SSRIs until he stopped puking, for example. I mean I had stomach cramps the first three weeks that I took my medicine. But after that... you know even in the night sometime. But after that I finally after three weeks, I felt some of the good effects, which was similar to what you described, you know, that my brain became more flexible and then more amenable to psychotherapy and self-analysis. Because it's common for your thoughts to go around in circles and never reach any conclusion.
Steven: Yeah. One thing, away from the medication, that I find that helps is distraction: If we're talking about anxiety for example as a mental health condition, that when I say a panic attack kicks in (because I've had to deal with that for a number of years as well in my life) the fear response kicks in, and it's it kind of it can kick in straight away and you have a massive fight or flight response. And you know you feel like you're dying where you your body just goes into absolute panic mode. But sometimes it's gradual and you can feel it coming on. And often your brain just needs to be distracted so that it can calm down and move away from the anxiety. And I do that like with a lot of people, a few friends that have anxiety. So when they know it's kicking in and stuff we just go online and play computer games. It literally just caused them to be distracted enough to settle the coming-on panic attack. That's hard to do when you're out and about for example if you were in a situation in the community. There are psychotherapies, there are ways to push against anxiety. So my personal example is: I really had to push against the connections in my brain that were triggering panic attacks. I was scared to be outside, scared to be around people, all those fear patterns had been developed over the course of a year or two. And then I had to... again it's a person experience and it may help some people it may not help others. I pushed myself to go out in my own time, baby steps, went to a board games group, got to know a few people, and over the course of months and years gained loads of confidence, I call it de-programming: it de-programmed, it broke those patterns in my brain of being... I still get a little bit nervous, a little anxious but I just go, "Well, I've come this far. I've done the hard work as such," and push through. A lot times, fear response if we listen to them they get stronger and stronger I think. That's my own understanding of it. So let's say we go out, there's loud noises that don't like if we go away from them straight away the brain then strengthens that thought that every time is loud noise we must run away from it. I don't know what your views are, if you've experienced anxiety like that before or anything like that?
William: Well, I recognize the concepts you're talking about. I have other triggers that are, I don't know, sometimes just even inside my head, not even something from the outside. But the fight-or-flight response kicks in because your brain associates something with an actual threat for your life.
Steven: And as you say, it could just literally be a thought. It doesn't have to be an outside response. That's often the case with anxiety: it's in your mind.
William: And then when you do flee the situation, like you said avoiding that noise for example...
Steven: Which makes perfect sense, you know, to run away from it. It makes sense to do that.
William: But you confirm the bias, and so you strengthen the anxiety. And the opposite is confrontation. And I remember when I first could no longer work because of anxiety. I said no way will I ever try confrontation therapy. But then with time, you know several years time, I realized that it's not just the most effective treatment, it might even be the only effective treatment for me. We said medicine can alter your brain. But it's not a solution. It's just something that will make it more changeable. But as soon as you stop the medication, you will pretty much go back to the way you were before, maybe even worse unless you did something in the meantime, working with someone, working by yourself. But you know, changing your thought patterns, your beliefs, and by beliefs I mean psychological beliefs, not necessarily religious beliefs, all those misconceptions about what is actually a threat.
Steven: Yeah, I would agree. This is our experience. So people might have different opinions.
William: Sure.
Steven: But I would totally agree that the thing I found to help is medication. That gives you a bit of armor. And then going and doing you have to just act you have to find a way, whether it's through mindfulness, whether it's through... We could do all these different things. You don't have to just pick one but, as you say, the exposure... I guess I call it exposure therapy. You called it confrontation therapy. I don't know what the actual...
William: No, you're right. You have the official name, and I translated it straight from German.
Steven: Okay. Again, the thing is I don't read, I just listen to some things from time to time. I just pick up on terminology. But I don't focus, and if it's the right terminology or not... So to me exposure therapy kind of makes sense if that's what it's called. And again, it's all in our own time and our own space, like our own as I say baby steps is what I always say to people. You know if you start to feel bit anxious, then okay, see how it goes. Don't immediately run away. See how it goes. Maybe that's it. Maybe that's your brain then if you tell yourself as a success that you've stayed for longer than maybe you would have, affirm that success. Go away from the situation and be like, "Yeah, well done. I made it today. I made it this far." And then the next day or in a week or whatever, see if you can do it again. And then go, "Yeah, well done, success." It doesn't have to constantly be pushing forwards, until you're ready. There's many, many what can be classed as failures on my part. I'll go to the board game group, have a massive panic attack, go home and be crying and my chest wanting to explode or feelings gonna explode. All that kind of panic attack stuff. But I would tell myself over and over again that you did it you went there. Like that it was a massive thing. And that itself really helped to over time make it a lot easier. But I didn't focus on, "Oh, it was a failure", because it could be measured as a failure if that's the way you view it: you couldn't actually stay for the whole thing. But I measured it as a success that I actually got there, I left the house, even though had to come home. Because I measured it as a sucess, it changed it in my brain to be okay
William: That's true. Something that can also help with this method is making notes of various signals. So one thing I would write in that situation is I made it to the group. And then you can also measure how many minutes you managed to be there until you felt you had to go. And you can write about other things you could measure preferably in a quantitative way. So how many hours I spent in bed today. Or how many emails or phone calls I managed to do this week. Things like that. Because that way you can objectively see your development over days and weeks. And if you don't, you might go through something that I did over and over, and that was the negative filter: that whenever you look back when you're depressed and look back into your past you only remember the bad things. When you look forward into your future you're pessimistic. So that's that's something that depression usually does for you. But then when someone tells you, "No. Think of all these great things that you've done or experienced, all these reasons to be happy," it's not convincing. But if it comes from yourself in the in the form of a diary maybe, then you can't argue with that.
Steven: That's a very good way. I've never used that. That's a very sensible way to...
William: There are even apps that will help you, remind you and ask you these these questions about how bad or "From a scale from one to ten how bad was your anxiety today?" Stuff like that. So there are ways to help yourself.
Steven: Depression and stuff, it takes away hope and it gives despair. But it's realizing that there is hope, that there are ways to get through this. That's the sort of message I try to tell people. It's again, it may not feel that way because it's one of the most patronizing things to say when you're going through a depression, is that, "It'll be okay." You're like at the time it feels like nothing ever is gonna be okay. But it's like I think if it's repeated enough I think it does kind of like hit the subconscious a little bit maybe and help hopefully. But just through my own experience is that getting there it's tough. But it's so much better than what it was, and there is so much hope for the future. I guess, as culture starts to understand it more as well (because again we're going through a process of understanding within mainstream culture). Another celebrity who passed away recently, Caroline Flack, she did reality TV shows and stuff. And there's been a massive movement because she had depression and took her life, and to try and stop the media and paparazzis being so cruel and invasive, just getting into people's private lives and stuff. And there's a lot of legislation trying move forward, I think, hopefully soon to make that a thing. So it's so sad that it has to be the catalyst is something so sad as a loss of a life. I wish we could go through this experience, that the mainstram culture would figure it out without all this loss. But it seems to be the way that these things go at the moment. It takes these things to the understanding forward, or get it into the mainstream, that actually we can change things, and we can get better, and we can help others. A lot of the experiences we go through we go through, somebody will help us those things will help us and then we'll meet somebody else that's going through a similar situation we used to go through or currently going through and the wisdom that we have gained can be passed on.
William: I remember being afraid of speaking to anyone because of some negative experiences I had. And then when someone did treat me with enough respect and just humility, not believing that they could do for me what I couldn't, I slowly realized, "Okay, it's not as dangerous as I thought to put myself out there." Our listeners can probably tell that we have come a long way, since we're able to speak in this way at all. This wouldn't have been possible several years ago for me, or just a few years. So do you ever get angry when you look back and think, "Oh, so many years of my life were stolen!" Or do you somehow manage to incorporate your experiences in your life and your story, your identity?
Steven: There are times when I get angry. There are times when like I get frustrated and wish the things could have been different. But there's just little moments of again the depression or like feeling extra down. The majority of time I see as a positive that I've been for these experiences. Again at the time when you go through them it's hell. But afterwards when you make it and you... times weren't anything to make it, there are times when it was so bad that yeah I nearly I mean I was in mental health hospital for two months at one point because it was so bad. But I look back and a lot of it, in fact all of it, I wouldn't change. I am who I am today because of these experiences. And I love who I am today. It took a long time to get to that point where I could love myself and say those kind of things and be positive about all these things. We give negative and positive definitions, but actually they just they just are. It's part of life, and it's up to us to define them. I try to own them. I know they use that term in society a lot these days. I tried to own the situations and realize that I can use them for good. I can use them to benefit my own life, these experiences, and do better in I guess my kindness towards people and my understanding other people. Again that can connect me to and make those strong connections and friendships like we have. And I think yeah there are moments of frustration and anger. But most of time I manage to see it as something that it's, just it is and it's up to me what I do with it, I guess. How about you?
William: I have several thoughts on the topic. I'm trying to sort them. I think the frustration and anger with not leading the life that you wanted comes from having an ideal picture of what your life should be like. And where does actually from? I guess it comes from comparing myself to others or the expectations that other people have for me, and realizing that, "Oh no, it didn't go that way. So there must be something wrong with me." Or, "I must be a bad person." Those are thoughts that I have from time to time. And so it helps me not to compare myself to others. It helps me when I get to know others personally and realize that everyone has difficulties and pain, and there is no use in comparing yourself. I mean there is use in making measurements for science and you know becoming aware of what's going on, obviously. But thinking of yourself as less valuable than someone else because they manage to be more successful with the opposite sex or with working with money, just establishing themselves in certain ways that you would have liked to by a certain age.
Steven: Of course, yeah.
William: That's counter-productive. And so yeah we need to write our own stories. And mental illness is part of my story. It's not something that I'm finally waiting to finish so that I can resume my story. It is my story. And it's not all I am. It doesn't define me in every way. But it is a huge part of my life. Like you said, I try to own it.
Steven: That's a perfect sort of conclusion to end on, I think, actually because we, as you say, define ourselves by success of how we are with women, jobs, where it's not about that. I would love that. It would be nice. But it's a journey of the self. We do this podcast: "Who am I?" And what you say really just resonated inside me: Yeah that's exactly how it is.
William: So, I hope we could spread some hope: that there is some purpose to what we go through, that it's not all bad, that it doesn't have to end bad. It has certainly given me more compassion and empathy as well. That's a big plus. And we just don't choose what we go through in this life. So we might as well be more open and not hold ourselves to the expectations we got from somewhere. Thank you. That was a good discussion.
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Q: Iphone, sending JSON I've come across something new to me, and a little confused how to approach it. I need to login to a webserver, up until now I just do it the normal way sending details to a php script and its been great.
I've started working with a new guys today, and it seems things are different, I'm no longer talking to a php script but what looks like to be directly to JSON. The guy showed me how to login via some php code.
  $loginParams = array();
  $loginParams[username] = "testacc@testsys.com";
  $loginParams[password] = "password";

  print "<li>CALLING login.json";

  $request = new RestRequest('http://'.$SERVER.'/api/login.json', 'POST', $loginParams);
  $request->execute();

Now i want to mimic that with Objective-C.
Is he sending JSON to the JSON page?
How can I remake that in objective-c?
Many Thanks
-Code

A: You could use something like this
ASIFormDataRequest *request = [ASIFormDataRequest requestWithURL:url];
[request setPostValue:@"testacc@testsys.com" forKey:@"username"];
[request setPostValue:@"password" forKey:@"password"];
[request startSynchronous];

NSError *localError = [request error];
NSLog(@"Error:%@",[localError description]);
if(!localError){
    NSString *response = [request responseString];
    NSLog(@"Response:%@",response);

}

ASIHTTPRequest docs.

A: Hmmm.  Without seeing specifics on their service it looks like they may just be posting the username and password to the service and RETURNING JSON.
Try some code like this and see if it works:
NSString *postString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"username=%@&password=%@", username, password];
NSData *postData = [postString dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
NSMutableURLRequest *request = [[NSMutableURLRequest alloc] initWithURL:YourURLObject];
[request setHTTPMethod:@"POST"];
[request setValue:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d", [postData length]] forHTTPHeaderField:@"Content-Length"];
[request setValue:@"application/x-www-form-urlencoded" forHTTPHeaderField:@"Content-Type"];
[request setHTTPBody:postData];
NSError *error;
NSHTTPURLResponse *response;
[NSURLConnection sendSynchronousRequest:request returningResponse:&response error:&error];

You'll then need to process the response.  Again, I am not sure now that RestRequest is being used so this is just a guess on my part.

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New cohort of Rural Scholars to join the university community
The inaugural Rural Scholars — from left, Georgia Orman, Gracie Grimes, Mary Anne McCord and Aubrey Fraser-Tarpley — reflect on their first year studying in CAES. The 2022 cohort of Rural Scholars — Jacob Allen Harper, Michael Scott Howard and Madison Alexis Perdue — will start at UGA this fall. (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
As the inaugural cohort of the Rural Scholars Program completes their first year in the University of Georgia's College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, the next cohort of three scholars has been chosen.
Starting at UGA this fall, the 2022 cohort of Rural Scholars includes Jacob Allen Harper from Pelham, Georgia, Michael Scott Howard from Jefferson, Georgia, and Madison Alexis Perdue from Tiger, Georgia.
All three new scholars bring a record of high academic achievement and a variety of extracurricular experiences, including student government, community service, athletics, student clubs and the arts.
Harper was elected class president in his freshman, sophomore and junior years at Pelham High School. He was also elected to Georgia FFA state office and served as president of his high school Beta Club.
"It has been my desire from a very young age to help progress the way society views and understands American agriculture and the implications that it has on everyone's life," said Harper.
At Jackson County High School, Howard was a member of Jackson-Empower FFA, a varsity letter athlete in mountain biking and senior class vice president. He was also a member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club, the Jackson Student Leadership Team and the Personal Finance Challenge Team.
"Living in my rural community has given me the confidence to introduce myself to others and help myself network with peers. I look forward to using this ability in the future, but I am grateful that it has already helped me in my leadership roles," said Howard.
An active member of the drama department at Tallulah Falls School, Perdue was a 2021 Appley Publishing Rising Star Poetry Competition winner, a three-time Presidential Scholar, a member of the Tallulah Falls School Ambassador Program, and a varsity letter athlete and 2021 team captain for her high school precision air rifle team. In summer 2021, Perdue also worked at the Foxfire Mountain Heritage Museum in Rabun County, a center for the preservation of Appalachian culture, history and heritage.
Referring to the original poem "Of These Mountains" that opened her application essay, Perdue wrote, "If I were not a child 'Of These Mountains,' I would not have learned so much or become so involved in my community. I wouldn't have learned about the fruits of the earth, the crafts of the Appalachian people, or the stories of my fellow students. If I were not a child 'Of These Mountains,' I would not be a poet with her work in three different publications. In truth, I owe everything that I am to the fact that I have been blessed enough to be a child of the mountains, a child of Appalachia, and a child of rural America."
Jacob Harper from Pelham, Georgia
Michael Scott Howard from Jefferson, Georgia
Madison Alexis Perdue from Tiger, Georgia
Embarking on a college career can be a challenge for any first-year student, but when the population of your entire hometown is a fraction of the enrollment at UGA, the adjustment can be intimidating.
With a support system that includes the four-week Thrive at Georgia summer program, which helps students acclimate to campus life while earning two college credits, and the ALL Georgia Program, which offers resources and support for students from rural areas including academic support and tutoring, networking and social activities, the Rural Scholars Program is designed to recruit and retain outstanding students from underrepresented areas of the state.
2021 Rural Scholars on their first year
Enrolling at UGA was the fulfillment of a childhood dream for Aubrey Fraser-Tarpley and, as a 2021 CAES Rural Scholar, she is on her way to making new dreams a reality.
An animal health major in the Department of Animal and Dairy Science, Fraser-Tarpley has her future sights set on attending the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine through the joint Food Animal Veterinary Incentive Program.
In her first year at CAES, the Toccoa, Georgia, native has taken full advantage of the opportunities available to her as a member of the Georgia Club Dance Team, Delta Gamma sorority and as a member of the Guide Dog Foundation, helping to raise puppies as working service dogs. She hopes her experiences as a UGA student will inspire others from small towns to pursue their own dreams at the university.
"I want to go back to my small hometown and show them that you don't have to live in a large town with extensive experiences to be successful and follow your dreams, " Fraser-Tarpley said. "UGA gives that experience to their students. They want to build students who will make a difference in the world and leave an impact on UGA. That has changed me."
Gracie Grimes, a 2021 Rural Scholar, describes her first year at UGA as remarkable.
"I am learning something new about the agricultural industry every day and making memories that will last with me throughout a lifetime. The friends that I have made through being here have opened my eyes to new opportunities and different views of the world," said, Grimes, adding that her first-year experience was made even sweeter by being able to watch the Bulldogs win the 2021 National Championship among her fellow students in Stegeman Coliseum.
A double major in agricultural communication and animal science, Grimes has immersed herself in the college experience, joining the Sigma Alpha Professional Agricultural Sorority and student organizations including Block and Bridle, Young Farmers and Ranchers, and Collegiate 4-H.
"There is such a huge disconnect between the general public and agriculture. So many people have no idea where their food comes from or even what a livestock animal looks like. When I started to recognize this, I found my passion for communicating with others about the livestock industry as well as the general overall agricultural industry," said Grimes, a native of Metter, Georgia.
Coming from Sylvania, Georgia, 2021 Rural Scholar Mary Anne McCord views CAES as the perfect blend of small-school environment and large university campus. She says the Thrive at Georgia program was among the best experiences she has had in her first year at UGA.
"Through Thrive I had the opportunity to make friends, get to know the campus and adjust to student life during the summer before the regular fall semester started," said McCord, who has embraced her role in the UGA and Athens communities as a member of Delta Gamma sorority and as a volunteer medical assistant at a free local health clinic.
A biological science major with a minor in exercise and sport science, McCord hopes to return to rural Georgia to improve health care access for residents in small communities.
"My experience at UGA has helped me become more confident, independent and aware of the needs of not only my community and state, but those of the world as well," she said.
The fourth 2021 Rural Scholar, Georgia Orman of Watkinsville, Georgia, is an Honors Program student majoring in avian biology and is a member of The Block and Bridle Club at CAES.
"As a rural student, I was intimidated by the size of the university at first. Being an avian biology major, I can experience a smaller, more tight-knit department which I enjoy," Orman said. "Walking into the poultry science department building, I know that I will always be welcomed by a friendly face. I feel like this department is truly my home and I could not be more blessed to be a part of it."
A culture of philanthropy
The CAES Rural Scholars Program was founded through the vision and philanthropy of Keith Kelly, a 1980 CAES graduate and founder, president and CEO of Kelly Products; his wife, Pam Kelly; and 1983 CAES alumnus Robert Varnedoe.
They endowed two scholarships in 2020 to provide perpetual funding for students from rural areas, as well as two additional, non-endowed funds to provide immediate support to other rural students. After the program was launched, the UGA Foundation Board of Trustees allocated funds to endow a third scholarship to fund an additional scholar each fall. Funds from other donors have supported recruitment, professional development and scholarships, bolstering the program over the past year.
For more information about ways to support the Rural Scholars Program, visit caes.uga.edu/ruralscholars.
Douglas Bailey
UGA programs receive more than $12M in federal funding 01/09/23 James Hataway
Four University of Georgia programs will receive federal support as part of the $1.7 trillion funding package signed into law in late December. These funds will support scientific research, engineering projects and outreach programs that benefit citizens living in Georgia and throughout the nation.
UGA Dirt Dawgs qualify for national competition in March 01/03/23 Amanda Budd
The Dirt Dawgs, the University of Georgia's soil judging team, placed third in the recent 2022 regional soil judging contest against 11 other universities. They will move on to compete in the national soil judging competition held in Oklahoma in March.

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It's highly unlikely that Chicago Cubs catcher David Ross will get the kind of farewell tour like Kobe Bryant is currently getting, but he'll definitely have something to remember about his final season.
Spring training has already officially started for Ross, who reported to camp last week to join the other catchers and the pitching staff, and he's keeping a personal journal to document his 15th and final season in the majors. But he'll have a little more documentation than maybe he wants. Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo, both of whom have arrived early to spring training, have started an Instagram account, @grandparossy_3, to essentially make jokes at Ross' age. They've already posted pictures from his rookie season in black and white to go along with some shots from this year's spring training.
It's just another way for the younger group of players to show appreciation for David Ross, as Anthony Rizzo explained to ESPN.com.
There's bound to be some great pictures to come from this, even if David Ross doesn't know when they're coming.
Ross, who's being a great sport about all of it, even laughed when told what the name of the account was.
This is just one more reason that the 2016 Chicago Cubs season is going to be amazing. So if you've been resisting Instagram, now might be the time to set up an account.


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2021 Highlands Volleyball Preview: growth, progress now the norm
Bluebirds Have Nine Seniors This Year
PHOTO: G. Michael Graham, Fort Thomas Matters. Highlands senior Sophia Sarakatsannis sets up to serve in a game last year. Sarakatsannis is one of eight seniors with varsity experience returning this year.
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It's yet another sign of how much the interest in volleyball has grown for the Highlands Bluebirds over the years.
Entering her eighth season as head coach, Katelyn Sallee and staff see the most number of seniors on the roster they've had during that time with nine. Eight of them have varsity experience.
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The Bluebirds hope to use that to keep expanding on to what has been built over the last several seasons. Highlands has gone from around .500 to a four-time 36th District Tournament champion. Highlands has gone 145-91 since Sallee took the job in 2014 with five straight winning seasons.
That includes a 13-8 mark in a Coronavirus 2019 pandemic-shortened season last year. Highlands lost to Newport Central Catholic for the first time since 2017 during the regular season. But the Bluebirds came back to beat the Thoroughbreds, 3-2 (21-25, 25-8, 24-26, 25-19, 15-4) in the district tournament championship game at Dayton before losing to Cooper in the region quarterfinals.
Highlands had posted three straight seasons of 25 or more wins between 2017 and 2019. The Bluebirds faced Dixie Heights in the region quarterfinals all three years beating the Colonels in 2017 and 2019 for their only two 9th Region Tournament wins since the realignment in 2012. Highlands last made state in 2004 winning the old 10th Region Tournament.
"Honestly, it gets more exciting every year when you have returners who have bought in and who get it. I can push the underclassmen," Sallee said. "But just the level of play alone as that increases, it pushes the underclassmen. It's the exponential growth factor that is fun to see. If people don't step up, they can't keep up. So it forces people to rise up. Our culture is loud. It's aggressive. It's inclusive. We love each other. But we expect a lot out of each other."
Senior middle blocker/right side hitter CC Shick returns for her fourth year on varsity after starting every season since her freshman year. Shick led Highlands with 208 kills including an astounding 25 in the district tournament title game in addition to 39 blocks including 20 solo. Senior middle blocker/right side hitter Lauren Buemi brings back two years of varsity experience finishing second on the team with 150 kills and 27 blocks including 18 solo.
Senior defensive specialists Madison Clore and Honor Valentine return after seeing time in all 21 matches last year. Clore led Highlands with 279 digs and added 29 aces. Valentine finished second with 37 aces and racked up 182 digs.
Two other senior outside/right side hitters in Nicole Ossege and Sophia Sarakatsannis have seen some action on varsity since their freshmen seasons. Ossege had 88 kills and 50 digs last year and Sarakatsannis had 186 digs and 44 kills.
The other two returning seniors with varsity experience are middle blocker Avery Cavacini and outside hitter/defensive specialist Josie Steppe. Cavacini had 54 kills last year.
"We're all pretty close and so that makes it really exciting and it makes us want to have a good final season," Shick said. "It's really nice having a couple of new girls as well. We're learning. We went to Morehead (State University) Camp earlier this summer."
Highlands graduated just two players off last year's team in Laura Winkler and Maria Little. But they split the setting duties accounting for nearly 90 percent of the team's assists. Little led Highlands with 342 assists and 51 aces. Winkler had 331 to go with 143 kills and 195 digs.
Senior Madison Opitz is the leading candidate to take over that important role. Opitz could also see action as a defensive specialist. Junior Kenzi Vennefron is also looking to see action at setter.
"It's an intimidating job to take when you haven't played varsity before and you haven't had to lead an offense," Sallee said. "We've had a lot of years where we've had setters returning for two seasons, three seasons, sometimes four. This whole preseason, they've been nothing but committed and tough taking a lot of coaching, taking a lot of feedback. I'm seeing it transition onto the court, which is really exciting. I think the girls really trust them to lead our offense and it's going to be really good."
The players credit Sallee for helping with the transition. Sallee earned All-Ohio Valley Conference honors as a setter at Morehead State.
"We have a very versatile group of girls," Sarakatsannis said. "We know how to adjust to stuff like that. We have people who play multiple positions and a lot of things we've been trying. We've done a ton of different clinics. That's about knowledge of the hitters. As long as we have smart hitters who know there are many different plays and different things you can do with the ball, it should be easier if it's harder to get a perfect set for the transition."
Highlands did work junior outside hitters Emma Daly and Bailey Houston onto the varsity level last year. Two middle blockers round out the roster in junior Carly Cramer and sophomore Rachel Ossege.
The Bluebirds ventured to Lexington for the Bluegrass State Games over the weekend. They could not do that last year.
"I can't express just playing volleyball again and being able to be kind of face-to-face with these girls and having to wear the mask, not having to have the protocols," Sallee said. "We have a pre-season again. We're having a lot of competition before the season begins. We kind of felt we had our legs swept up from under us last year. It's pretty awesome."
Notre Dame and St. Henry have held firm on the wall in the 9th Region Tournament. Notre Dame won its ninth state championship last year ending the 25-year run of state championships by Louisville private schools Sacred Heart, Mercy and Assumption. But Highlands has put itself in the tier below them in best position to end it one day with the likes of Ryle, Cooper and Dixie Heights.
Highlands has two scrimmages left before opening the season Aug. 18 at home against Conner. Game time is 6:30 p.m.
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Ye Yifei (en chino simplificado: 叶一飞; Shaanxi, China; 16 de junio de 2000) es un piloto de automovilismo chino.

Carrera

Inicios
Comenzó su carrera de automovilismo en karting en 2010 a la edad de diez años. En 2011 y 2012 ganó el título en el campeonato nacional. Entre 2013 y 2015 cabalgó en campeonatos europeos. En 2014 y 2015 participó en la clase KF Junior del Campeonato de Europa CIK-FIA, pero no logró buenos resultados. En 2015, fue segundo detrás de Artem Petrov en la clase KFJ del Vega International Winter Trophy.

En 2015, además de su carrera de karting, Ye hizo su debut en las carreras de fórmula y condujo un doble programa de Fórmula 4 en los campeonatos de Fórmula 4 de Francia e Italia para los equipos de Autosport Academy y RB Racing, respectivamente. En el campeonato francés ganó dos carreras en el Circuito de Navarra y en el Circuito Paul Ricard, pero debido a resultados irregulares en las otras carreras, solo finalizó 12.º en la clasificación final con 73 puntos. En el campeonato italiano solo participó en los últimos cinco fines de semana de carrera, en los que su séptimo lugar en el Autódromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari fue su mejor resultado. Con 10 puntos, terminó en el puesto 21 en el campeonato.

En 2016, Ye compitió nuevamente en ambos campeonatos, pero en el campeonato italiano se cambió al equipo Kfzteile24 Mücke Motorsport. Dominó el campeonato francés con catorce victorias, incluyendo victorias en las cuatro carreras en el fin de semana de carreras en Paul Ricard y el Circuito de Lédenon. Con 420 se convirtió en campeón en esta clase. Se perdió un fin de semana de carrera en el campeonato italiano porque coincidió con un fin de semana en el campeonato francés. Sin embargo, logró dos podios en el Adria International Raceway y terminó décimo en la clasificación con 79 puntos.

Fórmula Renault
En 2017, cambió a la Eurocopa de Fórmula Renault 2.0, donde corrió para el equipo Josef Kaufmann Racing. Logró tres podios en Nürburgring, Paul Ricard y Spa-Francorchamps y terminó en octavo lugar con 134 puntos. También fue tercero detrás de Max Fewtrell y Daniel Ticktum en el campeonato de novatos. Además, condujo tres fines de semana de carreras de la Fórmula Renault 2.0 NEC, incluido un fin de semana como piloto invitado. Ganó dos carreras en Hockenheimring y terminó 8.º aquí con 104 puntos.

En 2018, siguieron en la Eurocopa en Kaufmann. En el Autodromo Nazionale di Monza logró su primera victoria en la clase y agregó una segunda victoria en Hungaroring. Con 239 puntos, terminó tercero en el campeonato detrás de Fewtrell y Christian Lundgaard. También hizo su debut en la Fórmula 3 en el último fin de semana de carrera del Campeonato Asiático de F3 en el Circuito Internacional de Sepang para el equipo Absolute Racing. Logró dos puestos en el podio y un octavo lugar y terminó en el lugar 11 con 37 puntos en la clasificación final.

Fórmula 3
En 2019, comenzó la temporada en el campeonato de invierno de la F3 de Asia en Absolute. Ganó una carrera en el Circuito Internacional de Chang y tres carreras más en Sepang y quedó segundo detrás de Rinus van Kalmthout en el campeonato con 155 puntos. Luego hace su debut en el nuevo Campeonato de Fórmula 3 de la FIA con el equipo Hitech Grand Prix. Yifei Sumó cuatro puntos en la última carrera que lo dejaron en el puesto 21 del campeonato, lejos de sus compañeros Jüri Vips y Leonardo Pulcini, quienes lograron victorias.

Al año siguiente, ganó el campeonato de Eurofórmula Open con el equipo Motopark, logrando 11 victorias y 16 podios en 18 carreras.

Resistencia
En 2021, Yifei pasó a las carreras de resistencia. Compitió en la Asian Le Mans Series con G-Drive Racing, junto a René Binder y Ferdinand von Habsburg. Lograron dos victorias en cuatro carreras, que les valieron la obtención del título. Además, compite en la European Le Mans Series con WRT.

Participó en las 24 Horas de Le Mans con el vehículo número 41 de WRT, junto a Louis Delétraz y Robert Kubica. Yifei conducía en el primer puesto de la categoría LMP2 cuando, en la última vuelta, un fallo de fiabilidad los dejó fuera de la carrera.

Resultados

Campeonato de Fórmula 3 de la FIA

Referencias

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Pilotos de automovilismo de la República Popular China
Pilotos del Campeonato de Italia de Fórmula 4
Pilotos de Eurocopa de Fórmula Renault 2.0
Pilotos del Campeonato de Fórmula 3 de la FIA
Pilotos de Eurofórmula Open
Pilotos del Campeonato Asiático de F3
Pilotos de las 24 Horas de Le Mans
Pilotos de Asian Le Mans Series
Pilotos del Campeonato Francés de F4

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Q: SQL Server Agent Job intermittently running for packages on SSISDB I created an SSIS package to pull data from OLAP Cube and push it into SQL Server using SSIS 2012. I deployed the same on the SQL Server SSIS DB and created a SQL Server Agent Job to run the package. I have an account configured to run the job (not by creating proxy in the job, but SQL Server Agent is running under that account), that has access to the OLAP Cube. The job is running sometimes and failing sometimes.
Why the job behaving weirdly? Any help on the issue will help me a lot.
I am using SQL Server 2012 SP1 enterprise edition (11.0.3000.0) (if it helps). The error message which pops up when it fails is :
OLE DB Source failed the pre-execute phase and returned error code 0xC0202009
SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR.  An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E05.
An OLE DB record is available.  Source: ""Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server 2012 Analysis Services.""  Hresult: 0x00000001  Description: ""Error Code = 0x80040E05, External Code = 0x00000000:."".
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A: I have had the same error on SQL2008 and now on SQL2012 SSIS, but have been able to eliminate / workaround.
We have a Loop Container in our Control flow that contains a data-flow task with an MDX source. The MDX query for the data-flow source is dynamically built (via an expression) on each iteration of the Loop container (however it always returns the "same shaped" results - only the filters in the WHERE clause are different).
We've found the error to be somewhat intermittent - sometimes the package will complete successfully, other times it will fail with the 0x80040E05 error at varying iterations thru the container loop.
To alleviate the problem we setup the SQL Agent job-step for this package to re-try on failure for up to 5 retries - not an ideal workaround, but it helped to improve the success rate of the Job.
We have no idea why this error is occurring or what is causing it, however it appears to be timing-related in some way and I have only seen the issue when using a SSAS OLE-DB data source with a dynamically generated MDX query. I have managed to virtually eliminate the error from occurring with a not ideal workaround in the SSIS package - no idea why this works/helps (hopefully Microsoft will be able to work it out and resolve the issue as it's been plaguing us since SQL2008 and is still here in SQL2012 SP1...
Workaround for MDX causing 0x80040E05 error:
Within our loop container we have added a Script task with OnSuccess precedent constraint to the data-flow task that contains the dynamically generated MDX source query. The script task simply introduces a WAIT in the processing immediately after the data-flow task completes of about 5 seconds, before allowing SSIS to continue with the next iteration (e.g. System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(5000)).
With this delay in place we have had much more stable SSIS package executions - dont know why, but that's what we have observed. Also note that when we migrated to SQL2012 SSIS packages the 0x80040E05 error returned, however we were able to eliminate it once more by increasing the WAIT time to 10 seconds on this script task.
Now waiting for 10 seconds is not an ideal solution / workaround to this problem - particularly when it is contained within a Loop Container (in our case it has added nearly 30 minutes of "WAIT time" to the package execution duration), however this workaround is better than having the package fail 80%+ of the time


Knee effusion or swelling of the knee occurs when excess fluid accumulates in or around the knee joint. It is also called water on the knee in a colloquial manner.
A synovial joint has a small amount of fluid called synovial fluid that has many functions including lubrication while joint movement.
A joint effusion means there is an excess fluid in the joint.
Knee effusion is common with different types of arthritis, infections, and injuries. The body's natural reaction is to surround the knee with a protective fluid when there is a pathology, a kind of protective mechanism. The type of fluid that accumulates around the knee depends on the underlying disease.
The knee carries out movements of flexion and extension, internal rotation, and external rotation. There is also a degree of anterior-posterior glide during the flexion-extension movements.
The patella is the sesamoid bone in the body in the tendon of the quadriceps muscle. The bone provides an increased mechanical advantage for knee extension. Medial and lateral retinaculae are expansions of quadriceps that stabilize this bone.
Between both the condylar joints, are present curved fibrocartilaginous structures called menisci. These menisci act as shock absorbers and are connected to the joint capsule send ligamentous extensions to bones too.
Osteoarthritis of the knee can occur after injury or most commonly with wear and tear of joints with aging. Osteoarthritis causes the destruction of the cartilage. The usual complaint is a pain in the joint. In progressed cases, knee joint effusion is a common accompaniment.
Rheumatoid arthritis is inflammatory arthritis that leads to progressive joint destruction and painful, stiff, and swollen joints. It can occur both in adults and children. It often affects more than one joints.
Infectious arthritis or synovitis can occur as a result of a bacterial, viral, or fungal infection.
The presentation can be acute or chronic depending on the virulence of the organism and condition of the host.
Gout is a disease where uric acid crystals that deposit in the joints, causing inflammation and pain.
Gout causes a painful, swollen joint that is very painful. There may also be more than one joint affected with gout.
Pseudogout occurs due to calcium pyrophosphate crystal deposition. It is often used synonymously with all calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease.
Knee effusion in crystalline deposition diseases could be due to a reaction to crystals or due to arthritis caused by crystal deposition over a time.
The knee injury is a very common cause of knee swelling. Knee injuries can cause in painful, swollen joints, and stiffness.
It could be intraarticular fractures or ligament injuries that might lead to knee effusion.
A pathology in the vicinity of knee might cause knee effusion by increasing blood circulation of the region. This is called sympathetic effusion and is commonly observed in other parts of bodies as well.
It is a protective mechanism of the body. The amount of swelling depends on the aggression of the neighboring disease.
In most cases it is minimal. Bursitis, tendinitis, infections, and tumors nearby could give rise to what commonly is called water on knee or fluid on the knee.
Tumors and Cysts in and around knee may cause knee effusion. Following tumors are commonly associated.
Psoriatic arthritis is an inflammatory joint disease that's linked with psoriasis, a skin condition. About 5% to 23% of people with psoriasis will develop psoriatic arthritis.
Pain associated with swelling is the usual complaint. A history might point to the cause. The swelling might be tender to touch and warm due to inflammation. The stiffness of the joint may accompany- it may become difficult to bend or straighten the knee in certain cases.
In case of an injury, the mechanism of injury should be enquired.
If there is no history of significant trauma, questions may be asked related to local or systemic factors that may cause effusion [see causes].
Overuse injuries or repetitive microtrauma should be looked for [occupation].
During examination of knee look for signs of injury like abrasions, ecchymosis. If the injury is severe and very painful, splint and send the patient for imaging.
In other cases, look for confirmation of knee effusion. A knee with intra-articular fluid will be in 15 to 25 degrees of flexion.
Following tests may help to confirm the effusion and differentiate it from edema or extraarticular swelling.
Fluid is milked distally from the suprapatellar pouch [above the patella] and the area adjacent to the patellar tendon is palpated for fluid accumulation.
After milking step as above the patella is given a jerk in the posterior direction. If there is fluid underneath the patella would thrust back.
It is also called arthrocentesis, this procedure includes withdrawal of fluid from inside the knee for analysis such as cell count, culture for bacteria, and examination for crystals, such as uric acid or calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate ram crystals found in gout or pseudogout.
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Location: Wilmington, North Carolina
Salary: 100 000-135 000
Historic Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts invites applications for the position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
The Organization:
The mission of Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts (THCPA) is to ensure the professional operation and maintenance of Historic Thalian Hall as a quality setting with the best theatrical spaces and systems for the performing arts, supporting a broad range of cultural and educational activities available to the City of Wilmington, New Hanover County, Southeastern North Carolina, and its visitors.
Historic Thalian Hall is the symbol and hub of Wilmington's cultural heritage, a venue that annually serves more than thirty regional theatre and dance groups plus various musicians, civic organizations, educational institutions, film and television production companies, and film festivals.
Owned by the City of Wilmington, Historic Thalian Hall opened in 1858 and hosted such celebrities as John Phillip Sousa, Booker T. Washington, Oscar Wilde, Maurice Barrymore, Buffalo Bill Cody, William Jennings Bryan, Sissieretta Jones, Joseph Jefferson, and Caterina Jarboro, among many others. In the 21st Century, other celebrities have included Frank Capra, Jr., Nick Nolte, Mark Ruffalo, Isabella Rossellini, and Mike Wiley. Other stars have appeared in film and television scenes shot on stage: Andy Griffith, Sandra Bullock, Jason Robards, Julia Roberts, and Jessica Chastain. Historic Thalian Hall has one of the oldest known painted Grand Drapes (1858) of its kind in the Western hemisphere and the only known and operating Thunder Roll system in the United States.
One of the most beautiful historic theatres in the United States, Thalian Hall's Main Stage seats 640, with the 90-seat Ruth and Bucky Stein Theatre, and a ballroom. It welcomes more than 80,000 people annually and hosts performances and events almost every day of the year. In addition, Historic Thalian Hall is often rented by film and television producers.
The late Tony Rivenbark served as executive and artistic director for 42 years. His tenure fundamentally transformed Thalian Hall into the vibrant civic and cultural center the community cherishes today.
In 1983, he championed efforts to develop a Master Plan for Thalian Hall, and led successive campaigns for capital improvements. These included the expansion of the theatre, the renovation of the stage, expanded lobbies, ADA accessibility, backstage improvements, the reconfiguration of the main stage seating, the installation of a grand chandelier, the creation of a studio theatre, and more.
He was an administrator, historian, fundraiser, archivist, author, performer, producer, and visionary who mentored countless people in the arts and preservation field regionally, nationally, and internationally through his work at Historic Thalian Hall and the League of Historic American Theatres.
An active Board of Trustees of 17, an enthusiastic volunteer usher corps, and a professional staff of 13 support THCPA's on-going operations, preservation activities, educational work, and its own presenting series: The Main Attractions and Legend Series, approximately 30 nights a year and the annual Pied Piper performances on the Main Stage for all students in 1st and 2nd grades in New Hanover County.
The Position:
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is responsible for the successful leadership and management of Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts. The CEO works in collaboration with the Board of Trustees, the City of Wilmington, and the wider community to create and implement a long-term vision and strategic plan to sustain, preserve, and enhance Historic Thalian Hall and its role as a cultural hub in Wilmington, NC with a regional, state, national, and international presence.
We seek a leader who understands the wider impact that an historic theatre can have on the life of a broader community, focused on providing a home for local arts producers and leading Historic Thalian Hall through its next stages of development. Knowledge of producing, presenting, and programming are helpful when collaborating with tenants, staff, community partners, and others involved in the performing arts at Historic Thalian Hall. The successful candidate will possess a passion for our historic theatre, the theatre in general, and the performing arts in addition to having outstanding business and managerial skills.
Thalian Hall needs an articulate, visionary leader who can help grow and sustain THCPA through the continued professionalization of its income development capability, increasing its long-term ability to raise capital funds for important physical restoration, upkeep, expansion, and growth possibilities that will allow this 164-year-old community asset to continue to thrive.
We need a collaborative and politically savvy leader who will continue THCPA's strong relationship with the City of Wilmington's staff and elected officials. The buildings housing Historic Thalian Hall and City Hall are literally connected and share some areas. The CEO and staff of THCPA work with the city on many levels on a regular basis.
On behalf of the City of Wilmington, THCPA manages Historic Thalian Hall and portions of City Hall including entrances/exits, lobbies, atriums, and the room housing City Council Chambers in City Hall. THCPA recommends maintenance and major projects annually for the entire facility to the City and negotiates and handles emergencies or other issues that come up. THCPA has oversight of scheduling/logistics for Historic Thalian Hall and City Hall (the seat of municipal government).
Areas that report to the Chief Executive Officer include operations, development, fundraising, marketing, technical direction, facilities management, human resources, and programming.
The Chief Executive Officer reports to the Board of Trustees and is charged with sustaining the operation fiscally through excellent management and business/financial accountability.
The City:
From the beautiful beaches to the downtown river district and Riverwalk that skirts the storied Cape Fear River to the new and modern facilities that are remaking the riverfront's skyline, Wilmington, NC is a must-see southern destination. Rivaling Charleston and Savannah in its charm and history and voted America's Best Riverfront, Wilmington serves as the portal to all this area has to offer.
You'll love Wilmington's riverfront, historic neighborhoods, tidal areas, our beach communities, and everything in between. Enjoy a relaxed coastal lifestyle with a dynamic arts and cultural scene including EUE Screen Gems Film and Television Studios, Cape Fear Community College, and the University of North Carolina, Wilmington.
The Greater Wilmington area has more artists per capita than many major cities. Historic Thalian Hall and its many collaborative community partners continue to make the Greater Wilmington area more visible as an arts destination. Be a part of a unique and beautiful community where all the arts are converging including theatre, film, visual, culinary, music, dance, and beyond.
Required Professional Skills and Abilities:
The ideal candidate will be collaborative and have proven success in a leadership position with performing arts centers, preferably with historic theatres, coupled with the ability to excite, mobilize, and unify a community, as an industry professional with existing networks in the cultural sector.
Experience in government relations and advocacy, knowledge of capital/endowment campaigns and a successful track record as a senior administrator with performing arts facilities and project management are desirable.
Essential characteristics of the new CEO include: being an articulate champion for the performing arts; fundraising experience; excellent analytical, financial, and organizational skills; a consensus-building managerial style; political savvy; and the ability to deal respectfully and wisely with a broad spectrum of personalities and constituencies.
A master's degree in arts, arts management or not-for-profit administration is preferred (but experience can be considered in place of the educational requirement), in addition to five years senior leadership experience of increasing responsibility in a performing arts facility that demonstrates the key knowledge, abilities, and skills outlined here.
COMPENSATION: $100,000 to $135,000, plus benefits package.
Please send applications with cover letter, resume, and a list of references by Friday, February 24, 2023 to:
Margaret Genovese
Genovese, Vanderhoof & Associates
77 Carlton Street, Suite 1103
Canada M5B 2J7
gvamargaret@aol.com
Additional information: www.thalianhall.org; www.genovesevanderhoof.com
THCPA does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex (including sexual orientation & gender identity), pregnancy, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, military status, disability, or genetic information. THCPA is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
About Historic Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts
Over the past twenty-five years, Senior Partners Margaret Genovese and Dory Vanderhoof have built one of North America's leading arts/cultural management consulting firms. GV&A has an unparalleled record of success in assisting their clients in executive search, effective planning, capital campaigns, successful facility development, and dramatic improvement to contributed and earned revenue.
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string baseStr;
ManagementObjectCollection moReturn;
ManagementObjectSearcher moSearch;
ManagementObjectSearcher moSearch32;
List<string> programs = new List<string>();
List<ProgramDescription> moList;

moSearch32 = new ManagementObjectSearcher("Select Name, Version, InstallDate from Win32_Product");
moReturn = moSearch32.Get();
moList = moReturn.Cast<ManagementObject>().AsEnumerable()
    .Select(x => new ProgramDescription
    {
        Name = x["Name"],
        Version = x["Version"],
        InstallDate = x["installDate"]
    }).ToList();
foreach (ProgramDescription currentMo in moList)
{
    if (currentMo.Name == null)
        continue;
    else
    {
        baseStr = currentMo.Name.ToString() + ", " + currentMo.Version?.ToString()
         + ", " + currentMo.InstallDate?.ToString();
    }
}

As you can see, I am attempting to convert this to a list of another object and iterate through that. However, I have noticed that even when doing this, the foreach loop takes an eternity despite the moList object only having ~290 items. The management object search and converting it to a list seem to happen instantly, but this iteration is still taking forever. Why is this? If this is just a quirk in relation to accessing these management objects, is there a more efficient way of getting this specific query?


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Q: Mongoose subdocuments possible depth Can I use mongoose SubDocuments recursively?
I have this object:
var Player = {
  city: {
    energy: {
      solar: 20,
      fusion: 0
    }
  }
};

and corresponding schemas:
var PlayerSchema = new Schema({
  city: CitySchema
});
PlayerSchema.pre('save', function(next){
  this.city = {};
});

var EnergySchema = new mongoose.Schema({
  solar: {type: Number, default: 0},
  fusion: {type: Number, default: 0}
});

var CitySchema = new mongoose.Schema({
    last_update: { type: Date, default: Date.now },
    energy: EnergySchema
});

CitySchema.pre('save', function (next) {
  this.energy = {};
});

But saving this object saves only city without energy. (During PlayerSchema.pre('save', ...) with command this.city = {}; is created Object from CitySchema with default values, but without taking in note method CitySchema.pre('save', ...) which leads to undefined energy attribute in city.)
I would like to avoid populating and making references through ObjectId.
Is possible to save Player object with just subdocuments?

A: Since you are defining the city to be an empty object here:
PlayerSchema.pre('save', function(next){
   console.log(this.city); //Should be { energy: { solar, fusion }}
   this.city = {};
   console.log(this.city); //Now {}
});

Other than that it should work fine.


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