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What's It About: Owen Wilson steps up into the Woody-surrogate role of Gil Pender, a Hollywood screenwriter on vacation in the City of Light with his fiance Inez (Rachel McAdams) and his soon-to-be in-laws. Gil is frustrated with his life, and dreams of writing a great novel instead of tacky scripts to bad movies… Continue reading What Is 'Midnight in Paris'? Oscar Nominees 2012 Guide

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An 8-Step Program: Shaping and Fixed-Time Food Delivery Effects on Several Approximations and Undesired Responses in Goats.
Date: May 2003
Creator: Fernandez, Eduardo J.
Description: This study investigated the effects of a shaping program for halter training across 8 steps in the program and 4 trial-terminating, or "undesirable," responses. Three La Mancha goats (Capra hircus) located at the Frank Buck Zoo in Gainesville, Texas were used for the study. A fixed-time 15 s (FT-15 s) was used during the baseline conditions, to examine the effects of response contingent and response-independent food deliveries, as well as to examine what preliminary steps might not necessarily have to be shaped. All 3 goats successfully learned to allow the halter to be placed on them and to lead on the halter, although 2 of the 3 goats required an additional task analysis for the fifth step to further break down that approximation. Several of the early steps selected by the researchers were not necessary to complete the program, as determined by the baseline condition.
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24, Lost, and Six Feet Under: Post-traumatic television in the post-9/11 era.
Date: May 2008
Creator: Anderson, Tonya
Description: This study sought to determine if and how television texts produced since September 11, 2001, reflect and address cultural concerns by analyzing patterns in their theme and narrative style. Three American television serials were examined as case studies. Each text addressed a common cluster of contemporary issues such as trauma, death, and loss.
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The 1986 National Endowment for the Arts Commission: An Introspective Analysis of Two Marimba Works
Date: August 2005
Creator: Fang, I-Jen
Description: The marimba is rapidly achieving greater importance as a solo percussion instrument. Solo compositions for the marimba have been commissioned and performed only in the last sixty years. The 1986 National Endowment for the Arts Solo Marimba Commission is considered one of the most important commissioning projects in the history of marimba literature. Two compositions created through this project, Velocities by Joseph Schwantner and Reflections on the Nature of Water by Jacob Druckman have become two of the most influential works in contemporary marimba music. This thesis will focus on a historical perspective of the project, as well as theoretical aspects and performance issues related to these two compositions. The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) issued a consortium commissioning grant through the Percussive Arts Society (PAS) in 1986 to three internationally renowned marimbists, William Moersch, Leigh Howard Stevens and Gordon Stout. Three Pulitzer Prize winners were brought together to compose three new works for the marimba. The resulting pieces were: Reflections on the Nature of Water by Jacob Druckman, Velocities by Joseph Schwantner, and Islands from Archipelago: Autumn Island by Roger Reynolds. A brief history of the classical concert marimba and the development of solo marimba literature is provided ...
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Ability Estimation Under Different Item Parameterization and Scoring Models
Date: May 2002
Creator: Si, Ching-Fung B.
Description: A Monte Carlo simulation study investigated the effect of scoring format, item parameterization, threshold configuration, and prior ability distribution on the accuracy of ability estimation given various IRT models. Item response data on 30 items from 1,000 examinees was simulated using known item parameters and ability estimates. The item response data sets were submitted to seven dichotomous or polytomous IRT models with different item parameterization to estimate examinee ability. The accuracy of the ability estimation for a given IRT model was assessed by the recovery rate and the root mean square errors. The results indicated that polytomous models produced more accurate ability estimates than the dichotomous models, under all combinations of research conditions, as indicated by higher recovery rates and lower root mean square errors. For the item parameterization models, the one-parameter model out-performed the two-parameter and three-parameter models under all research conditions. Among the polytomous models, the partial credit model had more accurate ability estimation than the other three polytomous models. The nominal categories model performed better than the general partial credit model and the multiple-choice model with the multiple-choice model the least accurate. The results further indicated that certain prior ability distributions had an effect on the accuracy ...
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Academic excellence and instructional expenditures in Texas.
Date: August 2006
Creator: Helvey, Jearl Kenton
Description: Public school per pupil costs and demands for better performance have increased over the past several decades. While the overall per pupil expenditures have increased, the percent of the educational dollar directed toward instructional activities has remained at approximately 60%. A grass-roots movement known as the "65% Solution" caught national attention by claiming that schools are not efficiently allocating resources into areas that have the greatest link to student achievement, such as instruction. Proponents of the 65% Solution claim that per pupil expenditures can be increased by shifting funds from areas considered non-instructional to areas that directly impact student instruction, such as teachers and instructional materials. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between district Panel Recommended and Commended Performance TAKS Reading/ELA and Math results and three measurements of instructional expenditures, Instructional Staff Percent; TEA Instructional Expenditure Ratio; and the NCES Instructional Expenditure Ratio (65% Solution), in Texas public schools. Data was collected from the 2003-2004 AEIS report. Multiple regression was used to conduct the analyses. In most instances, there was little, if any, relationship between TAKS Reading/ELA and TAKS Math, and the Instructional Staff Percent (ISP), TEA Instructional Expenditure Ratio (TIER), and NCES Instructional Expenditure Ratio ...
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Accent and Grouping Structures in the String Quartets of Béla Bartók
Date: May 2001
Creator: Bocanegra, Cheryl D.
Description: The music of Béla Bartók is defined in part by its unique blend of rhythmic vitality and inventiveness, and his string quartets offer a glimpse into a consistency of technique evident throughout his compositional career. Bartók's rhythmic environments are primarily metrical, but many of his rhythmic configurations are placed in such a way as to potentially override established meter. It is necessary, therefore, to institute an analytical means by which the delineation and comparison of rhythmic structures both within and without the metrical context may be accomplished. An analytical method using Timepoint Accent Structures (TAS) allows for the comparison of rhythms resulting from patterns of accent produced by pitch onset, dynamic stress, articulation or any other accentual factors. Timepoint Grouping Structures (TGS) delineate the number of timepoints present in alternating groups/blocks in a texture, thereby allowing for the recognition of patterning created by these larger groups. By applying TAS and TGS analysis, relationships of rhythmic equivalency, rotation, retrograde, complementation, augmentation, diminution, subset, superset, exchange, compression and expansion are clearly confirmed in the string quartets. In addition, symmetrical structures and arithmetic progressions are discovered. In many ways, Bartók's rhythmic organization mimics his procedures of pitch structuring.
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Acceptance and use of corporal punishment among parents of biologic and non-biologic children.
Date: May 2006
Creator: Hall, Ellie Tiedeman
Description: Objective: Differences between biologic and non-biologic parents' acceptance and use of ordinary corporal punishment and use of explaining/reasoning as a disciplinary tool are examined from a sociobiological theoretical perspective. Method: Cross tabulations are used on data from a national survey conducted by the Gallup Organization in 1995. Results: Contrary to predictions, differences between biologic and non-biologic parents' acceptance of ordinary corporal punishment and the use of explaining/reasoning are not statistically significant. In addition, biologic parents are found to use ordinary corporal punishment significantly more often than non-biologic parents. Conclusions: The sociobiological theoretical perspective likely underestimates the influence of culture and social structure on parent-child interactions.
Contributing Partner: UNT Libraries
Accessibility and Authenticity in Julia Smith's Cynthia Parker
Date: December 2007
Creator: Buehner, Katie R.
Description: In 1939, composer Julia Smith's first opera Cynthia Parker dramatized the story of a Texas legend. Smith manipulated music, text, and visual images to make the opera accessible for the audience in accordance with compositional and institutional practices in American opera of the 1930s. Transparent musical themes and common Native Americans stereotypes are used to define characters. Folk music is presented as diegetic, creating a sense of authenticity that places the audience into the opera's Western setting. The opera is codified for the audience using popular idioms, resulting in initial but not lasting success.
Contributing Partner: UNT Libraries
Accessing Information on the World Wide Web: Predicting Usage Based on Involvement
Date: May 2003
Creator: Langford, James David
Description: Advice for Web designers often includes an admonition to use short, scannable, bullet-pointed text, reflecting the common belief that browsing the Web most often involves scanning rather than reading. Literature from several disciplines focuses on the myriad combinations of factors related to online reading but studies of the users' interests and motivations appear to offer a more promising avenue for understanding how users utilize information on Web pages. This study utilized the modified Personal Involvement Inventory (PII), a ten-item instrument used primarily in the marketing and advertising fields, to measure interest and motivation toward a topic presented on the Web. Two sites were constructed from Reader's Digest Association, Inc. online articles and a program written to track students' use of the site. Behavior was measured by the initial choice of short versus longer versions of the main page, the number of pages visited and the amount of time spent on the site. Data were gathered from students at a small, private university in the southwest part of the United States to answer six hypotheses which posited that subjects with higher involvement in a topic presented on the Web and a more positive attitude toward the Web would tend to select ...
Contributing Partner: UNT Libraries
Accident versus Essence: Investigating the Relationship Among Information Systems Development and Requirements Capabilities and Perceptions of Enterprise Architecture
Date: August 2009
Creator: Salmans, Brian R.
Description: Information systems (IS) are indelibly linked to the global economy and are indispensable to society and organizations. Despite the decisive function of IS in organizations today, IS development problems continue to plague organizations. The failure to get the system requirements right is considered to be one of the primary, if not the most significant, reasons for this high IS failure rate. Getting requirements right is most notably identified with Frederick Brooks' contention that requirements are the essence of what IT professionals do, all the rest being accidents or risk management. However, enterprise architecture (EA) may also provide the discipline to bridge the gap between effective requirements, organizational objectives, and the actual IS implementations. The intent of this research is to examine the relationship between IS development capabilities and requirements analysis and design capabilities within the context of enterprise architecture. To accomplish this, a survey of IT professionals within the Society for Information Management (SIM) was conducted. Results indicate support for the hypothesized relationship between IS development and requirements capabilities. The hypothesized relationships with the organizational demographics were not supported nor was the hypothesized positive relationship between requirements capabilities and EA perceptions. However, the nature of the relationship of requirements and ...
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Gallery night should be what it is for most people: an incitement to visit galleries free of charge that they might not otherwise visit. I also like the communal quality of the event. Pegi's idea of dividing the event is excellent and I hope the museums consider it seriously.
A Museum Night as well as a Gallery Night?
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I agree absolutely! And thank you, Pegi, for starting a conversation about it. I had to curtail my list of galleries to visit on gallery night because I knew I wouldn't get to them all. I am especially disappointed that MAM chose gallery night for its special programming. I would have gone if it had been on a different night. As MAM member, I find it particularly vexing that I was forced to make that decision.
Gallery night should be what it is for most people: an incitement to visit galleries free of charge that they might not otherwise visit. I also like the communal quality of the event. Pegi's idea of dividing the event is excellent and I hope the museums consider it seriously.
we all make choices in life don't we? let's imagine that Gallery Night has only a dozen participants instead of sixty six, and on the same night various museums compete for attention with special events. we'd still make choices wouldn't we, just as we'd make choices if we had a "Museum Night." Is the point here to erase perceived "competition?" feel free to jump in Michael.
In theory, I agree Judith Ann. You'll notice that the JS pays no attention to the distinction between official and unofficial events, for instance. I'm all for letting venues compete. It's healthy. But MAM's programming was over the course of several hours and involved a $12 admission ticket. And it was one-of-a-kind, not-to-be-missed programming. I am vexed terribly that I missed it. I would have happily gone and stayed for the full event on any other night. It should be noted that this was unusual. It's not been MAM's practice to do this routinely. And MAM should be commended for putting such an important exhibit, the Theaster Gates show, together. It's an embarrassment of riches. I would just recommend, in the future, that such essential programming be on a different evening.
Personally speaking, the fact that there were umpteen things that I wanted to see this gallery night was one of the best "problems" in the art scene here in the last 10 years. I wouldn't underestimate how much competition- either direct or perceived, drove this success.
With several noted voices making recommendations through this blog to help sift through the multitude of choices, it really came down to deciding which one night only events to attend. Remember that the vast majority of exhibits are up for a few weeks at least, so if they're urging a visit I can always see them another time. So how much of a conflict was there really? 3 of the 6 events we went to were one night only, and that included MAM. Being a member helps being free to come and go without the admission charge. So everyone should become a member! And, as much as it is tough to run a gallery anywhere, the museums are needing to meet their budget too. If they want the traffic, let them go all out and try to set a high standard. But don't assume they will automatically be the best place to spend your time.
From my experience on Gallery Night, it was MAM that couldn't compete, not the galleries. The new comer Parachute, despite novice hiccups, and the terrific show at Cedar trumped the Art21/ Whitney B./ newly minted art star at MAM ten fold. But I'll reserve those exhibit specific comments for the right thread.
Let's face it: Gallery Night is more of a social event. Long ago I realized that if I visited six or eight galleries...it became overwhelming...and the next day there was little I remembered.
I found it more fulfilling to just choose one or two and have a good look at the art. Of course, if one really wants to enjoy the art...Gallery Day is more relaxed...also... I typically visit galleries that I'm interested it during the week. That way not only can the art be appreciated...it's usually a good opportunity to have a nice chat with the owner.
Having more art venues in Milwaukee is certainly one "problem" we should all be thankful for.
There is a lot of talent in this town!
gallery night should be a more regular event. as mentioned, many cities have monthly gallery walks. maybe bimonthly in milwaukee?
Thank you for these comments. I agree with much of what people have
written. For example, I generally focus on events that only happen over
the weekend. "Danhq" mentions simply expanding the number of Gallery
Nights. I considered this, but then it puts added burden on the Historic
Third Ward Association to organize. The Museum Nights idea helps to
spread the workload.
A good idea. I suggest what may be required is "that something" inclusive, "that something" for 2010+. And, of course, a banner to go with "that"!
Summerfest, in its first years, (and its ethnic follow-throughs) offer a prime-time example of this "that something", that was right for the times.
Milwaukee just doesn't do well at 'copy-catting'.
agreed. Gallery night should be for the galleries, not the museums.
Stellar ideas, Pegi! Holding art crawls on a more frequent basis sure would keep those of us who write about the arts from going completely over the edge of insanity every quarter--there's just too much to cover, folks! And a Museum Night would work well for everybody.
I agree with philo's point that "Gallery Night is more of a social event," largely due to it's infrequency. Quite frankly, my braincase can hold so much new information at one time, which means that any attempt at thoughtful analysis or experience of any one artwork falls pancake flat. That could just be me though.
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Cleveland is a trained religious educator...He doesn't do impressions! ;>)
Cleveland is a trained religious educator...He doesn't do impressions! ;>)
Fr.Chris I am literally laughing out loud HAHAHA
no...it's Llol now...literally
I've held it in my hands. After all the delays and talk, it actually exists.
Shame Fr.Chris you have brought this thread completely off topic with your divine humor back to the topic. To rephrase the first question Cleveland what were your first thoughts about the OSB so far?
Does anyone know if the leather bound version is out yet? If not, does anyone know when it will be released?
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I dropped my Xtracycle off the car rack a few months back, so I had to do some repair work before I could fit the Wide Loader into the damaged socket.
I got it, though, and both Wide Loaders were ready for action.
John loads a pump onto the Packet Boat.
Just about ready to go.
We decided to add the trailer to the Packet Boat so we could pack a few more comforts.
Storing energy for the trip...
Anybody hungry?
Bernie is his own greatest amusement.
"What, Dad?"
"Man, I'm cute!"
Right before departure
Keep smilin'!
Stopped in front of the Humanities School.
The Packet Boat was about 8 or 9 feet long on this trip.
Looking out over the Normanskill valley as the storm approaches on Friday evening.
Do you think we outran these clouds?
Waiting under the overhang at the library for the rain to pass. (It didn't.)
The Packet Boat was so long that only the front would fit under the overhang.
This isn't a bike path, but it was so little used that it made the trip through Delmar more pleasant. In, I might add, the rain.
Bernie's toughin' out the rain.
Arriving at Five Rivers. Soggy but happy.
Heading over to our campsite at Five Rivers.
Ready for my close-up.
This really is the only way to travel.
A barn at Five Rivers, which started out as a CCC camp during the New Deal Era.
Passing the barn.
Our tent is set up, the rain has stopped, and we're ready for fun!
Bernie explores the tent.
Xtracycle camping!
Jen consults the itinerary for the evening, with the pavilion in the background. That's where we stored the bikes overnight.
Allie, a Student Naturalist at Five Rivers, plays with Molly.
Jake. Bernie and Jake played together the whole time.
Two boys and a ball.
Fun in the ... um ... sun?
Allie, John, Molly and Molly's mom, Kristin.
Allie and John. John took quite a shine to her.
John also took quite a fall into a mud puddle.
Anita, who led us on a nature walk. She works for the NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation, which manages Five Rivers.
On our nature walk.
Only six of the 10 families showed up for the camping outing -- the rain kept the others away.
What a gorgeous spot.
Looking for deer -- we saw several.
My patented Three Weenie Roaster (TM). That's right, it was a -- wait for it -- Three Dog Night!
Down Low Glow in the pavilion.
The moon. It was gorgeous, but I never captured a good shot with my POS camera.
Waking up on Saturday morning.
More playing!
Packed up!
The breakfast buffet.
John, Bernie, Molly and Jake.
A gorgeous farmhouse near Five Rivers.
Heading home!
Bernie said, "What's written on those stones?" I said, "The names of the people buried under them." He asked, "Were they all presidents?"
We brought a Daddy Long-Legs back with us.
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- semi-required dailies (i'll not get into that over here)
- dailies locked behind dailies ... really? If you didn't think dailies would be required, why would you do this and not just let us choose wich dailies we do
- a new loot system that :
*discourages gearing for an off spec by simply not giving offspec items
*Can give less loot than the old system because we don't know what has dropped
- a rather silly system to keep raids locked for a certain period of time, instead of just letting them have the same ilvl. 'because players burn themselfs out' was the excuse i believe ... thanks mommy, making my own decisions is hard
- this is still speculation, but i'm betting this'll prove right: releasing the same amount of content in a given time, but spread out over patches.
- some jibberish about not getting certain mounts for no apparent reason
edit: i also just figured out the mount you get from the achievement Glory of the Pandaria Hero is a cloud serpent. yay for that, a cloud serpent that you can't use if you don't grind that rep ...
And the TLPD equiv requires Cloud serpent riding.
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Pizza With Chicken Artichokes And Basil
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|Drained canned artichoke hearts
|1 Cup (16 tbs), coarsely chopped
|Shredded part skim mozzarella cheese
|4 Ounce (1 Cup)
|Thinly sliced fresh basil
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1. Preheat oven to 450°.
2. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms; saute 6 minutes.
3. Place pizza crust on an ungreased baking sheet; spoon pasta sauce onto crust, leaving a 1-inch border around edges. Top with mushrooms, chicken, and artichokes; sprinkle with cheese. Bake at 450° for 12 minutes or until crust is golden. Top with basil.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1793 Calories from Fat 680
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 77 g118.3%
Saturated Fat 34.6 g172.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 248.2 mg82.7%
Sodium 4897.7 mg204.1%
Total Carbohydrates 147 g49.1%
Dietary Fiber 18.1 g72.3%
Sugars 19.1 g
Protein 136 g272.6%
Vitamin A 91.8% Vitamin C 80.5%
Calcium 168.3% Iron 56.1%
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Zelda Williams was sent fake photos of her father's dead body.
The internet connects us in ways we never could have imagined, but for women it can be a complicated landscape marked by harassment and threats, amplified by a culture of anonymity largely created, maintained, and defended by men. Zelda Williams, the grieving 25-year-old daughter of Robin Williams, was forced to confront this depressing reality herself last night when Twitter trolls descended and bullied her off of social media.
Jezebel reports that though Williams has received an overwhelming amount of support following the sudden death of her father, two Twitter users who go by the clever handles @Pimpstory and @MrGoosebuster began tweeting fake images of Williams's corpse at her. She became understandably distraught and asked other Twitter users to report the duo, tweeting, "I'm shaking. I can't. Please. Twitter requires a link and I won't open it. Don't either. Please." She later deleted the tweet, and the users were suspended.
Later in the evening, Williams tweeted another dispatch saying she was going to quit Twitter and Instagram for a while following the abuse. Her accounts still exist, but she says she's deleted the Twitter and Instagram apps from her phone.
I'm sorry. I should've risen above. Deleting this from my devices for a good long time, maybe forever. Time will tell. Goodbye.— Zelda Williams (@zeldawilliams) August 13, 2014
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In response to a growing statewide budget shortfall and troubling economic indicators at state and national levels, the members of the UNT System Board of Regents asked the system's member institutions in November 2009 to work together to improve the cost-effective delivery of business services. The initial focus is on a shared services model for human resources, payroll and information technology functions.
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Pankratz meets regularly with representatives from the system office, all three member institutions and the future law school. A working committee is reviewing specific human resources, payroll and information technology processes on all the campuses that could be improved by implementing a shared services model.
A Shared Services Council - whose members include the president, chief academic officer and chief financial officer from each member institution – meets monthly to review the committee's progress, and will recommend plans and budgets to the chancellor. The UNT System also has contracted with Accenture Consulting, a global management consulting company, to help develop interim and multi-year shared services implementation plans.
"If we can successfully create a value proposition for our business services that includes increased quality and decreased costs, we are headed in the right direction," Pankratz said. "As we have all heard before, every dollar we can save on processing costs behind the scenes equates to an extra dollar we can provide to the classroom, the laboratory and for our students."
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Just because municipals avoided getting hit in the fiscal cliff showdown doesn't mean they're in...
Just because municipals avoided getting hit in the fiscal cliff showdown doesn't mean they're in the clear, writes John Wasik. WIth the debt ceiling debate warming up, D.C. will be looking for new sources of revenue, and income tax rates likely off the table, municipals are a ripe target.
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I think they would need to be really desperate for this.
In addition to Guardian's comments, there is an even more fundamental problem. Back in the day, I did muni investment banking. I do not remember the particulars, but IIRC the tax exemption on muni's is a CONSTITUTIONAL issue. The feds would have a massive fight, joined by practically every state, city, county, school district (etc. etc.) in the country.
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–Dutch van der Linde
Dutch van der Linde is a central character and one of the primary antagonists of Red Dead Redemption.
With the addition of the Liars and Cheats DLC pack, Dutch van der Linde is also a multiplayer character model that may be selected in the 'Damnation' section of the Outfitter.
Dutch van der Linde was the leader of the infamous Dutch's Gang, which once operated in West Elizabeth. Notable gang members included John Marston, Abigail Marston, Bill Williamson, and Javier Escuella.
At the time, Dutch was an altruistic and idealistic rogue, believing the gang could make a difference in the world. He fashioned himself into a Robin Hood figure, taking money from those who had more than they could ever need, and giving it to those who had very little, and truly needed it. He saw himself as a symbol of the romanticized Wild West, and a humanitarian champion of the people, opposing government control, supporting individual liberty and punishing general human cruelty and selfishness. His romantic image and charisma inspired his gang to believe in his vision of a "Savage Utopia", and it was in the name of Dutch and his cause that they committed crimes such as murder and robbery.
As the years rolled by, though, Dutch slowly began to realize the futility of his cause. With new technology making it easier for the government to exert control over the people, liberty had given way to bureaucracy. The violence and greed of humanity had not stopped, and no one had been inspired by his example. His work had ultimately changed nothing. Worse still, the truth of his own hypocrisy crept deeper and deeper into Dutch's thoughts. He and his gang had attempted to change the world for the better, yet in doing so, they had become the worst humanity had to offer. His idealism turned into extreme anger, and Dutch gradually descended into madness, masking his pain with meaningless violence and an unfocused hatred of everything and everyone around him. In the end, Dutch himself caused the disillusionment of the other gang members.
Van der Linde had not been seen nor heard from in several years, and despite claims of sightings was thought to have perished in a fire following a botched robbery in 1906. During one of the cutscenes in "The Gates of El Presidio", it is hinted that Dutch is in Colombia and not likely to be seen ever again. This is false, however, and Dutch plays a central role in the remainder of the game.
Marston and Williamson may have competed for Dutch's favor as hinted at by Williamson's line, "Dutch always said you were an arrogant son of a bitch!"
After delivering Javier Escuella to the F.B.I, Agent Ross informs Marston that his work is not done - van der Linde has been seen in the West Elizabeth area, and Marston must find him and kill him.
Marston is peremptorily told Dutch van der Linde is back in the West Elizabeth region and Marston is obligated to kill him after dealing with Williamson. Together with a Native American named Nastas and Professor Harold MacDougal, John tries to hunt down Dutch. John kills a scout after a battle to reach Dutch's mountain hideout, Cochinay and picks up his binoculars, a vital tool in Red Dead Redemption. When looked through, John observes Dutch killing a police officer. He then looks through again and sees that Dutch has his pistol pointed at Marston. A shot is fired, but it hits the Binoculars and knocks Marston out.
Dutch recruits disenfranchised young Native Americans off of the local reservations for his new gang. Whether this is inter-mutual exploitation, simply a marriage of Machiavellian self-interest, or Dutch is sincerely sympathetic to how the American government dealt with the Native American population, is not made explicitly clear.
In the story-line, John and a posse of U.S. Marshals stake out the bank and wait for a chance to kill Dutch. The mission goes south when the gang kills a man in the front entrance and fights off the posse for a few minutes. John corners Dutch in an upper room but he has taken a woman hostage and uses her as a human shield. Dutch directly savagely murders a defenseless civilian woman, his state of mind obviously in tattered psychopathic ruins and the crusade of Ross seemingly justified. Dutch escapes after shooting the girl in the head and throwing her body into Marston's arms. Next, Dutch surrounds the Blackwater Hotel while John and Professor MacDougal are inside. Shouting up at John, he announces that he plans on killing John and the Professor for "sport". The psychotic psychopathic mentality succumbed to by the formerly quasi-coherent gang head is made more than clear. John and MacDougal escape out of a window and across the rooftops before reaching a pair of waiting horses. John is then able to safely escort MacDougal to the train station at Manzanita Post.
In the final assault on his hideout with the U.S. Army, mentioned above in the meta-ethical context, John and government agents wipe out his small army. Together, he and Dutch battle with each other. Eventually, Marston gains the upper hand and chases Dutch to the edge of a cliff. Marston and Dutch exchange words, with Dutch explaining how he can't fight his nature so he can't change, the existential nihilism here the most painful and obvious. He then tells John that they are a dying breed in a changing world, showing a part remains of his less ignoble, more sane, older personality. Choosing suicide over surrendering to the U.S. Army, Dutch tells Marston their time has passed and promptly falls back off the cliff edge. At the bottom of the cliff, Ross uses Marston's pistol to shoot the corpse, to make it look as though Marston shot van der Linde, claiming "It'll look better in the report".
Dutch seems to carry a roughly "palaeo-conservative" meta-political philosophy similar to other characters in Red Dead Redemption. Dutch seems to want a world that goes along the lines of a Palaeolithic, primitivist society of a species of "libertarian communism", for lack of better description, a world that opposes technocracy and governmental omnicompetence and where men fight to survive personally, directly in contrast to modern Weberian formalism and legalitarian justice. A world where men live like they did in the old Wild West, simplified. When Dutch appears, he is fighting against the town of Blackwater which is filled with newly Federally-empowered agents and futuristic-like technology. And since Dutch once fought for the poor, and the agencies in Blackwater constantly take from the poor (as seen in his eyes), this means that Dutch sees the new "progressive-modernist" West as evil. And since he has fought against governmentalism and banks conceived as usurocratic social tyrants his whole life, this means that he may want to not only destroy Blackwater, but he may also want to completely destroy all government, currency, and social order. Neo-Nietzschean "active nihilism" of pure malignancy possesses his personality excluding all other other aspects of the gang leader. The way he attains power appears to be by recruiting soldiers and similar military personages psycho-socially in alienation; tactically and strategically, van der Linde focuses on taking out towns that are hot spots for vulnerable, "overreaching" government agents and technology, and he is unafraid to kill, to say the least, to achieve his chiliastic visionary world.
One of the most significant parts of Dutch's philosophy seems to be returning to the older ways in a "revolutionary-conservative" sense - except the example is the revolutionary-conservative path and philosophy, gone wrong and berserk. While the New West promotes perceived decadence through emasculating vanities such as clothing, its surrogate "god" of technology, and general over-refined, inorganic "civilization", Dutch seems to want to move back to the Old West which promotes survival, discipline, and using skill and personal courage to overcome hardship. While most people in Blackwater try to raise themselves up and "civilize" the Old West, Dutch would prefer they remain civilized where they are and allow the Old West to survive in the way to which it has grown accustomed, and when the citizens of Blackwater, and indeed, the Federal Government, will not allow him or his people to live their lives the way dreamily desired according to his ideology, apart from his criminal activities here, he aggressively attacks.
The enigmatic, confused and complex personality, so variously interpretable, with fallen good and evil so intermixed chaotically, in light of the expansionist Federal government, the real objective content of portions of Dutch's ideological grievances, and the overall character of van der Linde alongside Marston, has proven a central point of interest and commentary for fans and critics alike of the Red Dead Redemption epic.
Mission Appearances
- "At Home With Dutch"
- "Great Men Are Not Always Wise"
- "The Prodigal Son Returns (To Yale)"
- "And The Truth Will Set You Free" (Death)
Murders Committed
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- "I think that's what they call 'two for the price of one' out here in this wonderful place!"
- — Dutch taunting John and Harold MacDougal
- "We can't always fight nature, John. We can't fight change. We can't fight gravity. We can't fight nothin'. My whole life, John, all I ever did was fight."
- — Dutch to John
- "But I can't give up neither. I can't fight my own nature. That's the paradox, John. You see?"
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- "When I'm gone they'll just find another monster. They have to justify their wages."
- — Dutch
- "Our time is passed, John."
- — Dutch's last words
- "I saw your friends runnin' off with their tails between their legs."
- "C'mon my fine, patriotic friends."
- "Come closer, I've got a surprise for you."
- "Who do you think you are?"
- "Meet one of the few benefits of your civilization."
- "Go to hell!"
- "You should've stayed at home."
- "You're all cowards!"
- "You're weak; you always were. You never had the stomach for this."
- "Well, come and get it then."
- "I am settin' these people free."
- "We'll kill every last one of you!"
- "You're even weaker than I thought."
- "Why don't you look me in the eye?"
- "Get the hell away from me!"
- "You're a dead man."
- "I'll make you so sorry."
- "You made a big mistake comin' here."
- "This time, I'll make sure you're dead!"
- "Crazy?! Oh I'll show you crazy, you just keep comin'."
- "We're takin' what's ours!"
- "I'll cut your throat."
- "Go back to your whore wife!"
- Ironically, Dutch uses a Semi-automatic Pistol, a symbol of future technology, when he is against civilization himself. Granted, the gun would have been 18 years old at the time of his death, but even Edgar Ross uses a far older Winchester Repeater.
- The name "Dutch" may also be a nickname like Irish, French and Welsh, as the surname "van der Linde" is originally from the Netherlands. His surname doesn't use a capital for the ' van der ' part, which is common in the Netherlands.
- 'van der Linde' is Dutch for ' from the Lime (tree) ', possibly referring to a Dutch song; Oh Lindeboom ( English: oh Lime tree)
- Dutch may be a reference to Marinus van der Lubbe, a Dutch council communist. As the above note states, 'van der Linde' is Dutch for 'from the Lime'. Marinus was injured at work in 1926 by getting lime in his eyes, so it's a very possible reference.
- By saying he and John are 'a dying breed', he means the end of the Old West and incoming civilization.
- Dutch's orange attire may refer to his name, as orange is the color of the Dutch royal family. It is seen as a symbol of national pride in the Netherlands to wear orange. Many Dutch sports teams have orange kits.
- As a matter of fact, all Dutch sport teams wear the color orange. This is done because orange is the historic national color of the Netherlands, originating from the coat of arms of the Dutch founding father William of Orange-Nassau. Also, the top red band of the current Dutch flag was originally orange. It is possible van der Linde wore the orange color in order to honor his country of origin.
- Dutch also seems to possess a high level of intelligence and persuasion, seen as his new gang consist of natives who have a great disliking of the civilized "typical white" migrants.
- Chogan can be heard saying that he killed one of his own men.
- In the mission "And The Truth Will Set You Free", when Dutch is forced off the machine gun, he has a High Power Pistol in his holster. When he is fleeing through the caves, the first time he fires at you is with a High Power Pistol, the second time he fires is with a Semi-automatic Pistol, and when he is cornered, he has a trusty Cattleman Revolver, although on occasion the game will glitch and he will be holding a Semi-Automatic Pistol. It is possible that Dutch had a Cattleman tucked into his belt or in a pocket as a backup, although sometimes in "The Prodigal Son Returns (To Yale)", he will have a Cattleman in his holster and the Semi-Automatic Pistol in his hand. This could be a glitch, as it happens to John sometimes in "The Gates of El Presidio".
- It is unknown how, but while Dutch jumps off the cliff a gunshot may be heard, although Dutch dropped his gun earlier.
- John implies that he still has respect for him, when he says to Agent Ross, "I'd kill you a hundred times before I killed Dutch, if it were an option." The fact that John says this even right after watching Dutch shoot an innocent woman in the head raises concerns about John's character as a person, but is likely meant to show John's opinion towards Ross, more arguably, who he sees as worse then Dutch. Probably because Ross has power that he is corrupt with, which is the key thing Dutch has always been against.
- After Dutch has died, his lair can be explored. There is a well-stocked bookshelf and a desk with a typewriter, further emphasizing his intelligence and his paradoxical relationship with modernity. There is also a bathtub hidden behind a makeshift curtain.
- These contradictions may also be intentionally emblematic of an underlying hypocrisy in Dutch and his gang. As John points out to Javier Escuella their philosophies were an excuse, which is something "[They] all knew."
- At the edge of the cliff on the mission "And The Truth Will Set You Free" it appears he has been shot in the gut. This is possibly from him dropping the Semi-automatic Pistol while running from John causing it to go off and hit him in the stomach, and if he did drop the Semi-automatic Pistol, that would explain why he is holding the Cattleman Revolver.
- Dutch appears to be a frighteningly skilled shooter, as he is able to shoot John's binoculars from well over 100 feet away, on about a 70 degree upwards angle, with the wind, cold and gravity effects of being on a mountain top working against him, and above all he does this with a single shot from what is meant to be a mid-range pistol, without taking more than a second to correct his aim.
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Who has the harder life?
I can't imagine being a star in Hollywood there is so much pressure to look right, act right, and be something that you are not. The pressure is even higher if you are a Wayans Brother.
As a Wayans you must do the following, which I admit is rather hard to do:
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4) Find a way to get one of your free loading siblings into a movie at all times.
3) Find the shittiest scripts and give it to your little brothers so they can continue to work:
2) Watch old tapes of Damon and remember when he was funny.
1) Call Fox and beg them to bring "In Living Color" back on the air.
The only person with a harder life maybe Courtney Love:
5) Ingest dangerous amounts of alcohol and drugs daily to keep your rep up.
4) Trot your daughter out for every magazine to take pictures of.
3) Fuck someone supremely more talented than you and ask them to help you do a record.
2) Convince producers that you can really act and that you really did deserve an Oscar nomination for "acting" as a strung out ex stripper that died of AIDS.
1) Apply makeup daily like you are Katherine Hepburn having an epileptic seizure while an earthquake is going on.
Can you guys think of any people that have it worse than them?