Photon12 (University of Durham, United Kingdom, September 2012).
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SPIE Annual Conference on Photonics and Optics (San Diego, United States, August 2012).
SPIE Photonics Europe (Brussels, Belgium, April 2012).
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Metamaterials IV (San Diego, United States, August 2011).
Photon 10 (Southampton, United Kingdom, August 2010).
Chair. This is the largest Photonics meeting held in the UK and involves many invited speakers and Plenary lecturers. Photon 10 embraces four concurrent conferences plus an exhibition. As Chair, I have a huge responsibility to ... more >>.
Metamaterials III (San Diego, United States, August 2010).
Metamaterials (Brussels, Belgium, April 2010).
Metamaterials II (San Diego, United States, August 2009).
Photon 08 (Edinburgh, United Kingdom, August 2008).
Metamaterials I (San Diego, United States, August 2008).
Complex Media (San Diego, United States, August 2007).
Photonics North 2007 International Meeting (Ottawa, Canada, July 2007).
Metamaterials for defence and security (SPIE European Conference on Defence na Security, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, September 2012).
Superfocussing of acoustic waves in metamaterial energy concentrators (European Conference on Underwater Acoustics, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, July 2012).
Plenary presentation at the "International Conference on Transparent Network" (ICTON 2012, University of Warwick, United Kingdom, July 2012).
Advances in light control with metamaterials (International Workshop on Novel Ideas in Optics, Purdue University, United States, May 2012).
Major presentation on how to control light nonlinearly with metamaterials influenced by magnetoptics.
Advances in light control with metamaterials (Internationl Workshop on Novel Ideas in Optics, Purdue University, United States, May 2012).
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Nonlinear and magetooptic control of light in metamaterials and superfocussing (International Workshop on Novel Ideas in Optics, Purdue University, United States, May 2012).
Nonlinear superfocussing in energy concentrators (SPIE Photonics Europe, Brussels, Belgium, April 2012).
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Modern materials for defence and security (Keynote speaker at SPIE European Conference on Defence and Security, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, September 2012).
Invited talk at Metamaterials IV (San Diego, United States, August 2011).
Invited talk at the Villa Conference on Metamaterials (Las Vegas, United States, April 2011).
Invited talk at NanoMeta in Seelfeld, Austria (January 2011).
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Keynote talk at Meta10, Cairo, Egypt (Keynote speaker at , February 2010).
TaCoNa on nanomaterials, Bonn, Germany (October 2009).
Metamaterials SPIE, San Diego, USA (August 2009).
Meta09 London, UK (August 2009).
Keynote lecture at a special conference, Liverpool, UK (July 2009).
CLEO Europe, Munich, Germany (June 2009).
PIERS Beijing China (March 2009).
University of Singapore, Singapore (February 2009).
National University of Taiwan, Taipei, Taiwan (February 2009).
Nanometa Seefeld Austria (January 2009).
Metamaterials, Pamplona, Spain (September 2008).
Tutorial at Photon08, Edinburgh, UK (August 2008).
Metamaterials, San Diego, USA (August 2008).
Plenary at the Inauguration of the Polish Photonics Society, Warsaw, Poland (June 2008).
Welsh Optoelectronics forum, St Asaph, Wales (June 2008).
Polish Photonics Society, Warsaw, Poland (June 2008).
Photonics Europe, Strasbourg, France (April 2008).
Ismot, Monte Porzio Catone, Italy (February 2008).
Invited talk at SPIE Annual Optoelectronics Meeting, San Diego, USA (August 2007).
Invited talk at OSA Frontiers in Optics, San Jose, USA (January 2007).
Invited talk at International Workshop on Metamaterials, Max Planck Institute, Dresden, Germany (January 2007).
Invited talk on toroidal metamaterials, at Nanometa, Seefeld, Austria (January 2007).
Invited talk at SPIE Europe, Prague, Czech (January 2007).
Invited talk at Metamaterial International Metamorphose Meeting,Rome,Italy (January 2007).
Invited talk on Nanophotonic modelling at SPIE Annual Meeting in San Diego, USA (August 2006).
Rank Prize fund Invited lecture on nonlinear negative refrcation , Lake District , UK (June 2006).
Invited lecture at 8th IEEE International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks, Nottingham, UK (January 2006).
Keynote lecture on Nanoscale physics phenomena in magneto-optical materials and devices at Photonics North, Quebec, Canada (January 2006).
Invited talk at Negative refraction workshop, IMA, University of Minnesota, USA (January 2006).
Invited talk on Dissipative Solitons at Lasers and Optoelectronics in St Petersburg, Russia (January 2006).
Invited talk at Third Rome Workshop on Metamaterials, Rome TRE, Italy (January 2006).
Plenary lecture on negative refraction at SPIE Optoelectronics Conference, Warsaw Poland (January 2005).
the prestigious Max Born Awards Committee. (United States, February 2010 to December 4).
Secretary of the Optics and Quantum Electronics Division of the European Physical Society (January 2007).
Topical editor of Journal of Optics, Institute of Physics UK (January 2008).
Topical Editor of the Journal of the Optical Society of America B (January 2006).


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by David Sunfellow | Apr 19, 2022
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The Most Underreported Story Of 2021 – How COVID-19 Policies Have Crushed Our Children
• Alarming New Research Shows Babies Born Amid COVID Talk Less, Developing Slower (Yahoo News – 04/18/22)
• A Partial List Of The Myriad Abuses That Facemasks Inflict On Our Children (Brownstone Institute – 01/19/22)
• Jordan Peterson: Open The Damn Country Back Up, Before Canadians Wreck Something We Can't Fix
• More Than 400 Studies On The Failure Of Compulsory Covid Interventions (Brownstone Institute – 12/04/21)
What follows is the current totality of the body of evidence (available comparative studies and high-level pieces of evidence, reporting, and discussion) on COVID-19 lockdowns, masks, school closures, and mask mandates. There is no conclusive evidence supporting claims that any of these restrictive measures worked to reduce viral transmission or deaths. Lockdowns were ineffective, school closures were ineffective, mask mandates were ineffective, and masks themselves were and are ineffective and harmful.
• Covid Rules Are Blamed For 23% Dive In Young Children's Development (Daily Mail – 11/26/21)
• Childhood Obesity Rates Soar In England During Covid-19 Pandemic (Forbes – 11/16/21)
• College Students Struggle With Mental Health As Pandemic Drags On (Greenwich Time – 10/14/21)
• California Parents And Kids Are Abandoning Public Schools With Gov. Newsom's Attack On Parent Choice (California Globe – 10/04/21)
Across California, state figures show that K-12 enrollment fell by 160,000 students, which was a 3-percent dip and the largest drop in enrollment in twenty years. In the Los Angeles Unified School District, enrollment dropped by 27,000 students, which was a nearly 6 percent fall. The Los Angeles Times noted that this percentage decline "is three times what planners in the nation's second-largest school district predicted." Even more ominous for the future of the regular public schools is the plunge in enrollment among the nation's youngest students. Specifically, in California, Izumi said a report by the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics found, "Charter schools saw enrollment increases for nearly every racial and ethnic subgroup, while district public schools saw enrollment decreases for nearly every racial and ethnic subgroup. Specifically, charter schools saw particularly large increases of Asian, Filipino, Hispanic, and multi-racial students. District public schools saw a particularly large decrease in White and Black students." Izumi says "as public schools continue to flail with controversial reopening policies, unpopular woke curricula, and unresponsive top-down one-size-fits-all edicts, parents, as the Census Bureau observes, 'are increasingly open to options beyond the neighborhood school.' That is why homeschooling, especially, will be the education wave of the future."
• 'I Feel A Bit Rusty': Has Covid Killed Our Sex Lives? (The Guardian – 09/25/21)
• Obesity In U.S. Children Increased At Unprecedented Rate During Pandemic (The Defender – 09/22/21)
• Pandemic Triggered 'Avalanche' of Kids and Teens With Mental Health Problems — But They Have Nowhere to Go (The Defender – 09/15/21)
• The Cassandras Were Right: The 'Cure' For Covid — A Global Takedown Of The 99% — Has Proven Far Worse Than The Disease (The Defender – 09/02/21)
• Public Schools Try To Lure Students Back Amid Enrollment Decline (Washington Examiner – 08/27/21)
• Public Schools See Massive Drop In Enrollment Due To Pandemic (CBS News – 08/25/21)
• 5 Times More Children Committed Suicide Than Died of COVID-19 During Lockdown: U.K. Study (The Epoch Times – 07/18/21)
• Covid Crisis Has Left Children Riddled With Anxiety And Terrified Of Germs (The Telegraph – 07/14/21)
• U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths Hit Record Number Amid Covid Pandemic (BBC – 07/14/21)
• Millions Of Kids Impoverished, Deprived Of Education During Pandemic. Some May Never Recover. (The Defender – 07/08/21)
• Preschool, Kindergarten Enrollment Drops 13 Percent Nationally (The Epoch Times – 07/06/21)
• Shortage Of Mental Health Beds In Treatment Centers Keeps Teens Trapped Inside ERs (The Defender – 06/29/21)
• 44% Of Americans Hit 'Lowest Emotional Point' Of Their Lives During Pandemic (Study Finds – 06/22/21)
• An Estimated 75,668 Children Are Being Home Educated Across England, An Increase Of Some 38 Per Cent From The Year Before (Daily Mail – 04/23/21)
• France Fights Kids' Mental Health Woes With Free Counseling (ABC News – 04/15/21)
• 'It Is Essentially Akin To Solitary Confinement': UofG Viral Immunologist Frustrated By Child Covid-19 Quarantine Messaging (Guelph Mercury Tribune – 03/30/21)
• COVID Waste, Discarded Face Masks Are Killing Wildlife Around The Globe (StudyFinds – 03/26/21)
• Homeschooling Nationwide Doubled During Pandemic, Census Bureau Says (The Epoch Times – 03/26/21)
The number of American households homeschooling their children has seen a 100 percent increase amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report recently released by the U.S. Census Bureau . . . While homeschooling rates increased in every racial and ethnic group, the report noted that the change was the most dramatic among black households. The percentage of black families who reported they were homeschooling their children jumped from 3.3 percent in the spring to 16.1 percent in the fall. For Hispanic households, the rate jumped from 6.2 percent to 12.1 percent, and 4.9 percent to 8.8 percent for Asian households, and from 5.7 percent to 9.7 percent for non-Hispanic white households.
• At Least 44 Hand Sanitizers Made Amid Pandemic Shortages Have High Levels Of Cancer-Causing Chemical Benzene Which Is Considered As Dangerous As Asbestos (YourDestinationNow – 03/25/21)
• A Silent Byproduct Of The Pandemic: Stress Is Causing A Spike In Chipped And Cracked Teeth (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel – 03/24/21)
• Scared To Death? Doctor Says Patients With Serious Diseases Are Dying From Fear Of COVID-19 (StudyFinds – 03/23/21)
• 'I'm Not Sure Where We Go From Here': Pandemic Fuels Rise In U.S. Homelessness (The Guardian – 03/25/21)
• Almost Half Of Young Adults At Clinical Risk Of Mental Health Disorders In 'Profound Crisis', Study Shows (The Telegraph – 03/15/21)
• COVID Triggers Mental Health Crisis Among Teens (The Defender – 03/08/21)
• Microsoft Creates Covid System To 'Scan Children' In Schools With Unique Barcode (News Punch – 0/03/21)
• British MP David Davis Calls For Vitamin D Therapy To Be Rolled Out 'Immediately' (Daily Mail – 02/13/21)
• From Medieval Times To Our Current Crisis, Plagues Often Accelerate Extremist Movements (Washington Post – 02/15/21)
• America's Murder Rate Increase In 2020 Has 'No Modern Precedent' (New York Post – 02/01/21)
• View Of 28-Desk Classroom With Plexiglass Barriers In An Horry County Schools Elementary (Post and Courier Myrtle Beach – 01/16/21)
• More Young Men In Western Canada Died Than Expected Last Year — And Not Just Because Of Covid-19 (Toronto Star – 01/04/21)
• Husband Sues For Right To Touch Wife In NM Nursing Home Amid Covid-19 Pandemic (KOAT – 12/31/21)
• The Mysterious Link Between COVID-19 And Sleep (The Atlantic – 12/21/20)
Is one of the most glaring omissions in public-health guidelines right now simply to tell people to get more sleep? The only health advice more banal than being told to wash your hands is being told to sleep more. But it's a cliché for a reason. Sleep fortifies and prepares us for any given crisis, but especially when the days are short and cold, and people have little else they might do to empower and protect themselves. Monotonous days can slip people into depression, alcohol abuse, and all manner of suboptimal health. It may well turn out that standard pandemic advice should be to wear a mask, keep distances, and get sleep.
That's easier said than done. Asim Shah, a psychiatry and behavioral-sciences professor at Baylor College of Medicine, believes sleep is at the core of many of the mental-health issues that have spiked over the course of the year. "There's a complete lack of structure. That has caused a huge disturbance in the sleep cycles," he says. "Usually everyone has a schedule. They get sunlight and they generate melatonin and it puts them to sleep. Right now we're seeing people losing interest in things, isolating, not exercising, and then not getting sleep." Depression and anxiety make insomnia worse (https://ringandfitness.com/meds/ambien-online/), and the cycle degenerates…
Now that so many people's days lack structure, Shah believes a key to healthy pandemic sleep is to deliberately build routines. On weekends, wake up and go to bed at the same time as you do other days. Take scheduled walks. Get sunlight early in the day. Reduce blue light for an hour before bed. Stay connected with other people in meaningful ways, despite being physically distant. I'm allergic to some drugs. Besides, I often develop side effects to the medications, so it is sometimes challenging to choose the treatment for my chronic muscle spasms. The drug that has never provoked any unwanted reactions and helped me relieve the pain was soma online. I still use it but not more than one pill before bedtime.
• A Mental Health Pandemic Is Raging Amid COVID-19 And Needs Our Attention, Experts Say (Inside Edition – 12/22/20)
• COVID-19 Creating Mental Health Crisis For Children (CBS Los Angels – 12/16/20)
• Americans' Mental Health Ratings Sink to New Low (Gallup – 12/07/20)
• China Flight Attendants Advised To Wear Diapers For Covid Protection (CNN – 12/10/20)
• 'Suicide Is A Very Real Threat': Pandemic Depression New, Growing Disorder Linked To COVID-19 (CBS Philly – 12/09/20)
• Why The Pandemic Is Causing Spikes In Break-Ups And Divorces (BBC – 12/06/20)
Divorce applications and break-ups [are] skyrocketing across the UK and around the world. Leading British law firm Stewarts logged a 122% increase in enquiries between July and October, compared with the same period last year. Charity Citizen's Advice reported a spike in searches for online advice on ending a relationship. In the US, a major legal contract-creation site recently announced a 34% rise in sales of its basic divorce agreement, with newlyweds who'd got married in the previous five months making up 20% of sales. There's been a similar pattern in China, which had one of the world's strictest lockdowns at the start of the pandemic. The same is true in Sweden, which, until recently, largely relied on voluntary guidelines to try and slow the spread of Covid-19…
• UN Health Agency's Advice For The Holidays: Don't Hug (Associated Press – 12/07/20)
• Self-Talk Saves The World (Inner Light Counseling Collective)

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Dandruff is actually caused by a microbe. It's 100% natural and it's found on everyone's scalp. But how does it work?
Malassezia exists on nearly all warm-blooded mammals, so we're not alone in having to deal with its effects.
And it doesn't just cause dandruff – it's also been found to cause a host of other problems from allergies and infections in humans toear infections in cats.
Watch the video below to learn more about malassezia globosa (the fungus on your scalp) with Veritasium.
The root cause of dandruff is the single-celled microbe Malassezia globosa, which exists on everyone's scalp.
Around 50% of people's bodies have a negative reaction to the presence of this fungus, causing dandruff.
The natural oils on your scalp, known as sebum, are key requirements to fuel the dandruff-causing microbe.
Malassezia feeds off these oils, breaking it down into byproducts, including oleic acid.
If you're one of the 50% of people in the world sensitive to oleic acid, you'll probably experience dandruff.
The body reacts to the presence of oleic acid by increasing the speed at which your skin cells renew.
It's an attempt to 'shed' the irritant and is the mechanism that causes flakes. Dead skin cells accumulate on the scalp and become visible in your hair and fall off onto your shoulders too.
There's more to the body's response to Malasseiza and oleic acid than just flaking.
These are all symptoms caused by the body's response to irritation caused by Malassezia.
At Head & Shoulders, we've been on Malassezia's case for decades and in 2007 our scientists sequenced its 4,285 genes.
By understanding how it works, we're better able to identify the irritants it produces and work to develop anti-dandruff shampoos whichcan tackle these irritants and help get rid of dandruff.
But it doesn't stop there. We're still researching and working hard to not only improve our shampoos, but to also investigate thebiochemical changes in skin caused by Malassezia stress.


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Home Health Treatment Diet Gluten-free movement may be driving unnecessary colonoscopies, doctor says
Gluten-free movement may be driving unnecessary colonoscopies, doctor says
Some people could be getting unnecessary colonoscopies, new research shows. Photo: Getty Images
The "gluten-free" movement and fast "McDonald's-style" medicine may be driving people to have unnecessary and invasive bowel investigations funded by Medicare, a leading doctor says.
New data shows people living in wealthy areas of Melbourne and Sydney are submitting to colonoscopies at 24 to 30 times the rate of tests in other parts of Australia.
Professor Jane Andrews, a gastroenterologist with the University of Adelaide, said the massive variation suggested some people were having the test unnecessarily.
The data, published on Thursday in the Australian Atlas of Healthcare Variation, also indicates people in poorer areas were not having them done. This may be due to a lack of awareness about symptoms of disease, low participation rates in Australia's bowel cancer screening program, and a shortage of services in some regions.
Professor Andrews said she was concerned the "worried well" were getting swept up by gluten-free advocates, including some naturopaths, who advise people to get colonoscopies even if they don't fit the medical criteria for the test.
In some cases, GPs and specialists were terrified of saying no to demands for colonoscopies because of a tiny risk the patient has a problem that could be found during the procedure.
"It's the fear of getting of sued," said Professor Andrews, who also works at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
"People have symptoms and they grab on to it (gluten) as a potential explanation and then they want the public purse to fund tests," she said, adding that it may be contributing to delays for other people on public hospital waiting lists needing the test.
She was also concerned older people with fewer than five years of independent living ahead of them were having colonoscopies when the risks of the procedure outweighed the benefits.
Professor Andrews said another problem is that doctors are not paid well for taking time to thoroughly discuss issues with patients compared to actually doing procedures. This creates "perverse incentives" for doing expensive tests, she said.
The atlas, published on Thursday by the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, said there were nearly 600,000 colonoscopies funded by Medicare in 2013-14.
After assessing 324 local areas, it said the rate varied from 146 per 100,000 people in remote areas of the Northern Territory and Western Australia to 4374 per 100,000 people in Sydney's wealthy eastern suburbs. In Victoria, the highest rates were in Melbourne's eastern and bayside suburbs.
The report said some of the variation may be explained by different uptake of the federal government's bowel cancer screening test, which examines faeces to see if there is blood present. Research has shown people living in wealthier areas are more likely to do the faecal blood test, which can lead to a colonoscopy.
But the report highlighted some people with no symptoms may also be having colonoscopies, which involve the insertion of a tube with a camera on it into the colon to look for signs of cancer or inflammatory bowel disease. The procedure is done under intravenous sedation over 15 to 30 minutes. There is about a one in 1000 risk of the procedure cutting a hole in the bowel.
National guidelines endorse colonoscopies only for those who return a positive faecal blood test or are at a moderate or high risk of problems due to symptoms such as rectal bleeding, abdominal bloating and changed bowel habits.
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We are sure that at this point in the summer already have eaten you plenty of ice cream and the bad thing is that you've thrown sticks… But you're still in time to begin to collect ice cream sticks for a decorative project, is summer ahead and other many ice cream eating.
The sticks may seem useless once the ice cream is finished, but it is not. If we have certain imagination that we find for them not just one, but multiple applications. The case is that you have to gather a few to do with them something functional or artistic but ideas there are many.
The pictures of this article we have two good ideas of decorative projects that we can make with popsicle sticks. One of them is at the same time functional and decorative, trivet and the other more decorative than functional, a wall ornament.
In line with these ideas we can think of many others such as coasters, frames for photos or pictures, coatings for cans or cans… sure that occur to you many others decorative projects to make with popsicle sticks If you fancy them to do any of them, don't forget to send us the photos.
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New Dream Park helps make Fort Worth a better, more inclusive community for future generations
On Monday, April 15, the long-held dream of three passionate community members will finally be realized with the ribbon-cutting celebration for Frank Kent's Dream Park, a play space custom-designed for children of all abilities to explore, learn and play.
Located in the heart of Fort Worth's Trinity Park, this 57,000 square-foot playground is set to become the city's largest, as well as one of the largest play spaces of its kind in the state. Its size is only surpassed by its ambitious, inclusive vision: a place where kids of all abilities can share adventures together.
The state-of-the-art park far exceeds guidelines established by the Americans With Disabilities Act: its amenities include poured-in-place rubber surfacing for wheelchairs and individuals with limited mobility, adaptive swings for toddlers and children with low muscle tone, a stainless-steel roller slide that won't short-out kids' hearing devices, and much more. In addition, there are interactive and musical elements scattered throughout the playground to provide a truly sensory-rich environment that sparks curiosity and imagination.
This park couldn't have arrived at a better time for the 15th largest city in the country. According to the Texas Workforce Investment Council, 203,041 individuals in Tarrant County have a disability. Approximately 29,000 students in Tarrant County are in need of special education services, according to Growing Up in North Texas' community assessment.
A dream becomes a reality
The development of the park has involved an ongoing collaboration between dedicated community members Rachael Churchill, Sandy Mesch and Corrie Watson, and the City of Fort Worth. Almost $3 million was raised for the park's creation through grassroots fundraising efforts, bolstered through generous contributions from the title sponsor Frank Kent and many other community organizations.
"Dream Park represents what Fort Worth strives to be: a generous, inclusive and active community where every child can thrive," said Mayor Betsy Price. "Opening Dream Park in the heart of our city represents our vision for a better Fort Worth that all families can be proud of for generations to come."
"Fort Worth's park system has existed for over a century, and we are thrilled to add to that legacy through the creation of this Dream Park," added Richard Zavala, director of Fort Worth's Park & Recreation Department.
"This project is a testament to what can be accomplished through cooperation and the pursuit of a shared dream. Moreover, it perpetuates the legacy of community giving in support of Trinity Park, which has benefitted from the generous contributions of many organizations throughout its history. I am certain that the project sponsors' deep compassion, generosity, and determination to build a more inclusive Fort Worth will echo in the happy smiles of the children – and their caregivers – who visit this park for many years."
The Dream Park's playground equipment was provided by Landscape Structures, an industry leader in creating inclusive play environments, and Dean Construction. The playground itself was designed by Arlington-based Schrickel, Rollins & Associates.
Frank Kent's Dream Park joins Patricia La Blanc Park in southwest Fort Worth as the city's second inclusive playground.
Dedication information and Mayfest schedule
The public is invited to the ribbon-cutting celebration of Frank Kent's Dream Park at noon Monday, April 15. Kona Ice will be on-site from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. giving away free shaved ice.
The playground will remain open through Easter weekend, April 21, before temporarily closing on Monday, April 22, to accommodate preparations for the 47th annual Mayfest festival. The playground will be open to all Mayfest attendees during the festival, and will reopen to the public on May 9.
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Born Again is het elfde album van de Britse heavymetalband Black Sabbath. Na een ruzie tussen Tony Iommi en Ronnie James Dio (over het mixen van het livealbum Live Evil) zijn Dio en drummer Vinny Appice uit de band gestapt om de band Dio op te richten. Ter vervanging van Appice keerde drummer Bill Ward terug, en huurde de band Deep Purple zanger Ian Gillan in. Mede hierdoor wordt dit als een controversieel album beschouwd.

Het album is vooral berucht vanwege de albumhoes, waarop een baby staat met gele nagels en duivelhoorntjes. Het frappante was dat de tekenaar van de hoes (Steve Joule) ontslagen wilde worden bij zijn ontwerpcommissie, omdat hij het liefst albumhoezen wilde ontwerpen voor Ozzy Osbourne. Tot zijn grote verbazing (en frustratie) keurden Tony Iommi en Geezer Butler de albumhoes goed. Ian Gillan en Bill Ward waren niet aanwezig bij de presentatie van de albumhoes, maar later vertelden ze dat ze de hoes lelijk vonden. Gillan had een hekel aan de hoes, maar was vooral heel erg in de audiomix teleurgesteld, waardoor hij een doos met 50 exemplaren van het album uit een raam gooide, die hij eigenlijk aan vrienden en kennissen had willen geven. (Over het originele geluid in de studio was hij wel tevreden !) De hoes wordt vaak als lelijk beschouwd, maar er zijn ook mensen die de albumhoes wel mooi vinden, zoals Chris Barnes van Six Feet Under en Max Cavalera van Sepultura.

Het album zelf werd niet al te positief ontvangen. Popencyclopedie Oor noemde dit album "Een artistiek doodgeboren kindje", waarmee ze verwezen naar de baby op de hoes. Op Allmusic vond men de humor van Gillan en de duisternis van Black Sabbath niet bij elkaar passen. Er zijn ook mensen die het album wel goed vinden, waaronder Ozzy Osbourne. Hij zei in een interview in 1983 dat Born Again het beste album van Black Sabbath is sinds hij de band verliet.

Tijdens de tournee van dit album waren er ook enkele problemen; Men was van plan om een zogenaamde 'stonehenge' op het podium te plaatsen. De manager van de band (Don Arden, de vader van Sharon Osbourne) noteerde de afmetingen van de stonehenge in meters, maar hij bedoelde het in voeten. Hij gaf de afmetingen aan de tourmanager, en deze maakte dus een stonehenge set van 15 meter. Dit was veel te groot en de gehele set paste met geen enkele mogelijkheid in een gebouw. In plaats daarvan werden er slechts bepaalde delen van de set gebruikt tijdens de tournee.

Drummer Bill Ward kon niet mee op tournee vanwege persoonlijke problemen. In zijn plaats kwam drummer Bev Bevan van Electric Light Orchestra. Tijdens de tournee van dit album speelde Black Sabbath geregeld het Deep Purple-nummer Smoke On The Water (meestal als toegift, aangezien Ian Gillan lid was van Deep Purple. Na de tournee van dit album heeft Ian Gillan de band verlaten om zich weer bij Deep Purple te voegen. Vaak wordt dit album als het laatste "echte" Black Sabbath album beschouwd, omdat het (volgens de fans) hierna meer op een soloproject van Tony Iommi leek.

Van dit album zijn twee nummers als single uitgebracht: Trashed en Zero The Hero. Beide nummers hadden ook een videoclip.

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Trashed
Stonehenge
Disturbing The Priest
The Dark
Zero The Hero
Digital Bitch
Born Again
Hot Line
Keep It Warm

De teksten van de nummers zijn voornamelijk door Ian Gillan zelf geschreven. De teksten gaan vooral over dingen die de band zelf heeft meegemaakt. Zo gaat Trashed over iemand die onder invloed van drank gaat racen, maar met zijn auto over de kop gaat. Dit heeft Ian Gillan zelf meegemaakt toen hij met de auto van drummer Bill Ward op het terrein van de opnamestudio ging racen, en vervolgens met die auto over de kop ging.
Disturbing The Priest heeft de band geschreven nadat ze, terwijl ze een nummer opnamen, een priester verstoorden tijdens een mis. Ze moesten hierna hun opnameschema aanpassen, om een dergelijke situatie te voorkomen.
Keep It Warm heeft Ian Gillan geschreven voor zijn vriendin, met wie hij een jaar later, in 1984, trouwde.

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 Ian Gillan: zang
 Tony Iommi: gitaar
 Geezer Butler: bas
 Bill Ward: drums

Muziekalbum uit 1983

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GeolocationConfirmInfoBarDelegateAndroid::
    GeolocationConfirmInfoBarDelegateAndroid(
    InfoBarService* infobar_service,
    GeolocationInfoBarQueueController* controller,
    const GeolocationPermissionRequestID& id,
    const GURL& requesting_frame_url,
    const std::string& display_languages)
    : GeolocationConfirmInfoBarDelegate(infobar_service, controller, id,
                                        requesting_frame_url,
                                        display_languages),
      google_location_settings_helper_(
          GoogleLocationSettingsHelper::Create()) {
}

GeolocationConfirmInfoBarDelegateAndroid::
    ~GeolocationConfirmInfoBarDelegateAndroid() {
}

bool GeolocationConfirmInfoBarDelegateAndroid::Accept() {
  // Accept button text could be either 'Allow' or 'Google Location Settings'.
  // If 'Allow' we follow the regular flow.
  if (google_location_settings_helper_->IsGoogleAppsLocationSettingEnabled())
    return GeolocationConfirmInfoBarDelegate::Accept();

  // If 'Google Location Settings', we need to open the system Google Location
  // Settings activity.
  google_location_settings_helper_->ShowGoogleLocationSettings();
  SetPermission(false, false);
  return true;
}

string16 GeolocationConfirmInfoBarDelegateAndroid::GetButtonLabel(
    InfoBarButton button) const {
  if (button == BUTTON_OK) {
    return UTF8ToUTF16(
        google_location_settings_helper_->GetAcceptButtonLabel());
  }
  return l10n_util::GetStringUTF16(IDS_GEOLOCATION_DENY_BUTTON);
}

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Archer hosts annual Humanities Honors Symposium, celebrates 'hard work and passion'
By Nelly Rouzroch and Alexandra Chang|May 18, 2017
Photo credit: Nelly Rouzroch
Hannah Greenwald '17 presents her original work at this year's Humanities Honors Symposium. Her presentation was entitled "Sanguine Oppression: The Color Red as a Symbol of Patriarchy."
Androgyny, consumerism, "Cabaret" and reality television were just a few of the various topics presented by Archer students at this year's Humanities Honors Symposium. The conference was held on campus on Tuesday, May 16, which marked the Class of 2017's last day of classes before senior week and graduation.
This year's event was primarily organized by English teacher and Department Chair Brian Wogensen, who has now overseen the event for three years.
"Arranging the symposium is definitely a collaborative effort with the other English and history faculty," Wogensen said. "We have the two different honors history courses and four very unique honors English courses taking part in the event, and there are also students pursuing independent studies."
The academic classes represented at the conference were Honors Literature of Fairy Tale and Fantasy, Fear in Fiction and Film, Gender Studies, Beauty and Taste: Aesthetics and Postmodern Los Angeles. This year, there were 32 presentations in total.
Senior Eloise Rollins-Fife, who presented twice at the event, emphasized that the highlight of her experience at the symposium was seeing all of her peers present their original work.
"It was amazing to see what everyone had accomplished," she said. "It was really cool to see such a wide array of projects from my classmates."
This event is a celebration of the high-quality work that these girls can produce, as well as their hard work and passion."
— Brian Wogensen, English teacher and Department Chair
Media Arts/Film and Video Teaching fellow Steven Jacobson, who served as an honors advisor for the Fear in Fiction and Film Class, commented on being involved with the Humanities Honors Symposium for the first time this year.
"My experience was tremendous. I was so inspired and in awe by the level of complex thinking the students came up with," Jacobson said. "I found the experience of working with [the students] very inspiring; it was great."
Wogensen emphasized the uniqueness of the Humanities Honors Symposium, as it provides students with an authentic audience and an opportunity to explore their individual interests and pose challenging questions.
"You could just see the students' genuine excitement in their presentations. These were topics, texts and ideas that really sparked interest in the students," Wogensen said. "One of the aims of the symposium is for the girls to practice their presentation skills, and even more importantly, they're working on taking a 10-page paper and crystallizing it into a concise presentation."
Isabella Simanowitz '18, who attended the symposium on Tuesday, echoed Wogensen's sentiments.
"I was so impressed by the seniors' creativity and the topics that they chose, especially since I'm sure 'senioritis' is hitting them right now," she said. "All of them were really well-prepared."
Wogensen also expressed his admiration for the seniors who shared their original work.
"As a teacher, my favorite thing is being able to witness the process of scholarship that begins with sometimes nascent questions and ideas. Then, being able to watch the symposium and listen to such articulate, sophisticated presentations is really satisfying," he said. "This event is really a capstone demonstration of learning in the humanities."
Brian Wogensen
eloise rollins-fife
Honors Classes
Humanities Honors Symposium
Nelly Rouzroch, Multimedia Editor
Nelly Rouzroch joined the Oracle Staff during the 2015 year and became the new Multimedia Editor in 2016. She attended Ignite Journalism University in...
Alexandra Chang, Managing Editor/Culture Editor
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Micaela Boxer Wachler presents on sun protection for homeless population, urges students to get involved
Heavy rain, storms impact Archer community, California, demonstrate greater climate trend
The most wonderful time of the year: Annual Winter Wonderland brings holiday cheer
Archer hosts voluntary COVID-19 booster clinic with LACDPH
Founder's Day, senior recognition ceremony honor founders, alumna, seniors
Izzy simanowitz • May 18, 2017 at 9:16 pm
Amazing article Alexandra!! – izzy simanowitz
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Let's get this out of the way first - this is not about Star Wars of the infinity stones from The Avengers. This is about Porter's Five Forces Framework, a strategy tool developed by Michael Porter of Harvard University. Dr. Porter is one of the world's most renowned minds on business strategy and his outlook on strategy can help your marketing stay on target despite changes in market forces.
The Porter Five Forces Framework is a tool for analyzing competition of a business. Per everyone's favorite source Wikipedia, Porter's Five Forces "draws from industrial organization (IO) economics to derive five forces that determine the competitive intensity and, therefore, the attractiveness (or lack of it) of an industry in terms of its profitability." As marketers, you may say, "Profitability...that doesn't concern us. We focus on brand awareness and interest." That's the wrong way to approach this. Profitability and business success are directly correlated and if you are in a situation where profits can't be achieved you won't be a brand for long. Therefore you have to take these kinds of factors into account as you are developing and executing your marketing strategy.
Threat of new entrants - there are always competitors you know and ones that show up to disrupt the landscape of a business. You see that a lot in technology but it extends to other industries as well. Effective marketers deal the new ones quickly and try to be as proactive as possible while still moving the market in their direction through positioning and messaging.
Threat of substitutes - what products or services can replace what you are doing in part or in total? This is where brand equity and differentiation really come into play. You have to make the case about why you are better than any other choice and have a brand that delivers whatever level of cache your market demands.
Bargaining power of customers - the power of the customers in your market is absolute, and how much power they have is derived from the number and quality of the companies that are serving them. If your customers have a lot of choices reinforcing the benefits of your product or service without creating a price war is critical to profitability and value.
Bargaining power of suppliers - probably least important force of the five for marketing purposes but how you deliver your product or service to the market can help or hurt your image. Remember the hit Nike took when their low wage overseas work conditions were made public. It can also impact supply issues that you are working to create demand for so be aware of these conditions where they impact your ability to market.
Industry rivalry - the hub of the Five Forces wheel that the other four revolve around. This is the area where the other four forces converge and provide coverage on the competitive landscape and where the real battle for business lies. As marketers we know we are in the middle of that battle everyday, looking for advantages to gain share of mind and share of market. If you don't get this one and understand where your company uniquely fits, you will never be effective regardless of how sound your programs and tactics are.
If you are responsible for driving marketing strategy, I highly recommend picking up some Michael Porter. It provides a great high-level perspective on business strategy that can positively impact your marketing strategy and in turn your business.


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Brookfield scrambles for budget cuts
?Faced with a budget that shows expenditures exceeding revenues by $1.3 million, trustees weigh cutbacks.
by BOB UPHUES June 14, 2005 February 8, 2021
Brookfield Village President Michael Garvey set the end of July as the deadline to pass a balanced budget for the current fiscal year. But, in order to do that, the village board and village staff are going to have to cut some $1.3 million in general operating expenditures from the preliminary 2005-06 budget unveiled last week.
According to the budget provided by Village Manager Dave Owen and Finance Director John Dolasinski, if no cuts are made, the village expects its general operating fund to take in $11.4 million, while spending $12.7 million.
During a budget workshop for village trustees on June 8, however, Owen proposed a host of cuts to trim the difference between revenues and expenditures. Included in those recommendations were rescinding some $400,000 in tax abatements to residents living in the village's six Special Service Areas, cutting $94,000 from the police department's proposed budget, slashing $163,700 in improvements requested by the Department of Public Works and forgoing $76,000 in proposed improvements to the Oak Savanna in Kiwanis Park.
In all, Owen proposed some $762,000 in cuts to the preliminary budget, leaving trustees to wrestle with how to cut another $530,000 in order to make the budget balance. Owen said that the board could also consider further cuts "that should be discussed in closed session" that would bring the budget deficit down to $250,000.
Asked if that meant the board might consider personnel cuts in village departments, Garvey confirmed that "there is a possibility of personnel cuts. The village manager will present some options to the village board as early as [last Monday]."
"My desire is to have a balanced budget," Garvey said. "But I don't want to cut essential village services. I think we can and will work toward a balanced budget."
In past years as a trustee, Garvey has been critical of village budgeting where expenditures exceeded revenues causing the village's general fund surplus to diminish. At the end of fiscal year 2000-01, the Village of Brookfield had a general fund balance of $6 million. By the end of 2002-03, that surplus had fallen to roughly $2.7 million. Over the next two years, the village held the line on expenditures. As a result, the general fund balance remains at just under $2.9 million.
If the 2005-06 budget goes unchanged the surplus in the general fund would fall to $1.5 million, or just 12 percent of the village's annual expenditures. Keeping the budget balanced would allow a general fund balance equal to almost 23 percent of annual expenditures.
And while there is no hard and fast rule for exactly how much money ought to be held in reserve, the general fund surplus is an important source of cash.
Dolasinski explained that revenues do not come to the village in a regular, linear fashion. Rather, they come in spurts since property taxes?"the village's main revenue source?"are collected in the spring and fall.
"During the lean times there are more expenditures than revenues, so then we have a cash crunch," Dolasinski said.
Asked if he would recommend the general fund balance falling to $1.5 million, Dolasinski said, "I would not recommend that. … My recommendation is to come up with some kind of break-even budget this year that lets the surplus stay where it is."
Trustees have until the end of July to finalize the village's financial plan for FY 2005-06, which began May 1 and goes through April 30, 2006. The board will adopt two separate documents?"a budget and an appropriations ordinance.
While Garvey said he wants the board to approve a budget, the board is required approve an appropriations ordinance by July 31.
The appropriations ordinance is the legal document that limits spending for the village. Typically, the appropriations ordinance will set higher spending limits (as much as 20 percent higher) than the budget. The reason for that is that the village cannot spend any more than is appropriated for a budgeted item without a public hearing and vote to amend the ordinance.
Garvey said that village staff will use the budget as its policy document, not the appropriations ordinance. The reason for the higher numbers in the appropriations ordinance will be to allow for emergency expenditures.


Luis Camnitzer exhibits in América Latina 1960-2013, a survey of over five decades of Latin American photography, at the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in Paris, organized by the Fondation Cartier and the Museo Amparo in Puebla, Mexico.
Bringing together more than seventy artists from eleven different countries, the exhibition reveals the great diversity of photographic practices by presenting the work of documentary photographers and contemporary artists who appropriate the medium in different ways.
Included in the exhibition is Content (From the Christmas Series), which depicts corpses of the combatants that died in guerrilla actions in Latin America. Camnitzer drew the images of political figures using newspaper and magazine clippings.


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Q: Kibana / Elasticsearch: Connecting from kibana to es fails with no shards available exception I am trying to connect via kibana to an es cluster (1 master - 1 data).
Kibana front end gives 504 error.
In my kibana logs there are no errors.
However in es:
[2019-02-22T11:39:33,764][WARN ][r.suppressed             ] path: /.kibana/doc/config%3A6.4.2/_update, params: {refresh=wait_for, index=.kibana, id=config:6.4.2, type=doc}
org.elasticsearch.action.UnavailableShardsException: [.kibana][0] [1] shardIt, [0] active : Timeout waiting for [1m], request: indices:data/write/update
    at org.elasticsearch.action.support.single.instance.TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction$AsyncSingleAction.retry(TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction.java:211) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.action.support.single.instance.TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction$AsyncSingleAction.doStart(TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction.java:166) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.action.support.single.instance.TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction$AsyncSingleAction$2.onTimeout(TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction.java:232) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.cluster.ClusterStateObserver$ContextPreservingListener.onTimeout(ClusterStateObserver.java:317) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.cluster.ClusterStateObserver$ObserverClusterStateListener.onTimeout(ClusterStateObserver.java:244) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.cluster.service.ClusterApplierService$NotifyTimeout.run(ClusterApplierService.java:573) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.common.util.concurrent.ThreadContext$ContextPreservingRunnable.run(ThreadContext.java:624) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1149) [?:1.8.0_191]
    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:624) [?:1.8.0_191]
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748) [?:1.8.0_191]
[2019-02-22T11:39:33,768][WARN ][r.suppressed             ] path: /.kibana/doc/config%3A6.4.2/_update, params: {refresh=wait_for, index=.kibana, id=config:6.4.2, type=doc}
org.elasticsearch.action.UnavailableShardsException: [.kibana][0] [1] shardIt, [0] active : Timeout waiting for [1m], request: indices:data/write/update
    at org.elasticsearch.action.support.single.instance.TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction$AsyncSingleAction.retry(TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction.java:211) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.action.support.single.instance.TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction$AsyncSingleAction.doStart(TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction.java:166) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.action.support.single.instance.TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction$AsyncSingleAction$2.onTimeout(TransportInstanceSingleOperationAction.java:232) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.cluster.ClusterStateObserver$ContextPreservingListener.onTimeout(ClusterStateObserver.java:317) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.cluster.ClusterStateObserver$ObserverClusterStateListener.onTimeout(ClusterStateObserver.java:244) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.cluster.service.ClusterApplierService$NotifyTimeout.run(ClusterApplierService.java:573) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at org.elasticsearch.common.util.concurrent.ThreadContext$ContextPreservingRunnable.run(ThreadContext.java:624) [elasticsearch-6.4.2.jar:6.4.2]
    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1149) [?:1.8.0_191]
    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:624) [?:1.8.0_191]
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748) [?:1.8.0_191]

I have tried to delete the .kibana index and restart all services with no luck.
curl -XGET http://master01-elastic:9200
{
  "name" : "master01",
  "cluster_name" : "local-stg-cluster",
  "cluster_uuid" : "K3zb-E6xRle7MWjYrag4nA",
  "version" : {
    "number" : "6.4.2",
    "build_flavor" : "default",
    "build_type" : "rpm",
    "build_hash" : "04711c2",
    "build_date" : "2018-09-26T13:34:09.098244Z",
    "build_snapshot" : false,
    "lucene_version" : "7.4.0",
    "minimum_wire_compatibility_version" : "5.6.0",
    "minimum_index_compatibility_version" : "5.0.0"
  },
  "tagline" : "You Know, for Search"
}

curl -XGET http://master01-elastic/_cat/allocation?v
shards disk.indices disk.used disk.avail disk.total disk.percent host ip node
     2                                                                   UNASSIGNED

 curl -XGET http://master01-elastic.dev.encode.local:9200/_cat/indices?v
health status index   uuid                   pri rep docs.count docs.deleted store.size pri.store.size
yellow open   .kibana K3NoYmDaRnGk9vem8oUFlQ   1   1

curl -XGET http://master01-elastic:9200/_cat/shards?v
index   shard prirep state      docs store ip node
.kibana 0     p      UNASSIGNED
.kibana 0     r      UNASSIGNED

curl -XGET 'http://master01-elastic.dev.encode.local:9200/_recovery?human&detailed=true&active_only=true'
{}

$ curl -XGET 'http://master01-elastic.dev.encode.local:9200/_cluster/allocation/explain'
{"index":".kibana","shard":0,"primary":true,"current_state":"unassigned","unassigned_info":{"reason":"INDEX_CREATED","at":"2019-02-22T16:36:40.852Z","last_allocation_status":"no_attempt"},"can_allocate":"no","allocate_explanation":"cannot allocate because allocation is not permitted to any of the nodes"}

A: When troubleshooting this kind of problems (i.e. UNASSIGNED shards), it first helps to know whether the allocation failed for some reason during the node recovery by running this:
curl -XGET 'localhost:9200/_recovery?human&detailed=true&active_only=true'

In your case, the response was empty which means that it wasn't a recovery problem.
Sometimes, if a shard failed to be allocated too many times, it will stay unassigned until you run this command:
curl -XPOST http://master01-elastic/_cluster/reroute?retry_failed=true

If that doesn't help, the next step consists of checking the allocation decisions to see if anything stands out, by running this:
curl -XGET http://master01-elastic/_cluster/allocation/explain

In your case, that yields this:
{
  "index": ".kibana",
  "shard": 0,
  "primary": true,
  "current_state": "unassigned",
  "unassigned_info": {
    "reason": "INDEX_CREATED",
    "at": "2019-02-22T16:36:40.852Z",
    "last_allocation_status": "no_attempt"
  },
  "can_allocate": "no",
  "allocate_explanation": "cannot allocate because allocation is not permitted to any of the nodes"
}

This can be the case if your data node is down or if you have some cluster-level or index-level shard allocation filtering rules (like preventing the shards of a given index to be allocated to a given node). You can see if that's the case by checking the settings of your cluster, respectively your index.
curl -XGET http://master01-elastic/.kibana/_settings
curl -XGET http://master01-elastic/_cluster/settings

Check if you have something in the index.routing.allocation.* section (for index-level rules)...
"settings": {
  "index": {
    "routing": {
      "allocation": {
        "include": {
          "_name": "NODE1,NODE2"
        },
        "exclude": {                        <--- this might be the issue
          "_name": "NODE3,NODE4"
        }
      }
    },

...or in the cluster.routing.allocation.* section (for cluster-level rules)
"cluster": {
  "routing": {
    "allocation": {
      "enable": "none"                      <--- this might be the issue
    }
  }

If that's the case, then you might have to adapt your rules.

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A Lutheran pastor from Racine and her husband are in detention after their DACA recipient daughter was arrested
When Paula Hincapie was arrested last week by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents while driving her 5-year-old daughter to school, she was confused.
She is a recipient of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a federal program aimed to temporarily protect from deportation undocumented immigrants brought into the U.S. as children. She had also started the process to become a permanent resident sponsored by her husband, a U.S. citizen serving in the Army and currently deployed abroad, she said. The couple is now divorced.
Officers took her and her daughter back to her home in Chicago, where they arrested her mother, a part-time pastor at Emaus Lutheran Church in Racine; her father; and a cousin who was in the home.
On Wednesday, ICE told Hincapie that they wouldn't try to deport her at this time, but her parents, who were denied their petition for asylum and issued a notice of removal years ago, remain under ICE's custody in Kenosha County.
"I´m relieved that nothing bad happened," Hincapie said about her check-in visit with ICE on Wednesday. "But I'm worried about my parents."
Hincapie, 26, said ICE agents stopped her last Wednesday just one block away from her home. She initially thought that the officers could be impostors because they wouldn't show her their badges, she said. They told her they were looking for her, but they wouldn't explain why, she said.
When the officers arrived at her home, they arrested her father, Carlos Hincapie, as he was leaving for work. Paula Hincapie said they pushed him toward the car and, after checking him, ordered him to open the home's door.
Inside they found her cousin and her mother, Betty Rendón, who was preparing breakfast in her pajamas. Her cousin got scared and hid in the basement, where ICE agents caught him. Hincapie said ICE agents didn't allow her mother to change. Hincapie's daughter was upset.
"She was crying, crying all the time," she said.
Hincapie said there were at least eight ICE agents, all armed with guns. They handcuffed them and took them to downtown Chicago. After a few hours, they let her go, telling her to check in with ICE on Wednesday, but they kept her parents under custody.
"I feel like our rights were abused," Hincapie said.
Asylum seekers from Colombia
The family arrived in the U.S. in 2004 and applied for asylum, she said. Hincapie's mother was a principal at a school in Colombia and, she said, guerrilla members threatened to kill her because she was opposing the group's efforts to recruit students.
The asylum petition was denied and ICE issued a removal order in 2009 but never enforced it, said Hincapie´s attorney, Christopher Elmore. Hincapie was granted deferred action after receiving the removal order, which she disclosed in her application.
The program, established by former President Barack Obama´s administration, grants recipients temporary protection from deportation and allows them to work legally in the U.S.
Elmore said he doesn´t understand why Paula Hincapie was arrested and he didn't receive any explanation from ICE on Wednesday. He said during the check-in they were told that ICE had discretion over whether to start deportation procedures against DACA recipients, and that ICE was using its discretion now to not deport her.
"I'm as shocked as everyone else about this," Elmore said before the check-in with ICE.
Late Wednesday, a spokeswoman for ICE said Rendón and Paula Hincapié were ordered removed by a federal immigration judge in 2008. The next year, the Board of Immigration Appeals upheld the immigration judge's removal order, the spokeswoman, Nicole Alberico, said.
Rendón remains in ICE custody pending her removal to Colombia, Alberico said.
Christine Neumann-Ortiz, executive director of the Milwaukee immigrant rights group Voces de la Frontera, said during a news conference outside ICE's Chicago office that the arrest of Hincapie and her family is an example of the Trump administration's intention to separate immigrant families.
"We are going to fight to keep this family together," she said.
Bishop to attend vigil
Emaus Lutheran Church organized a prayer vigil to support Rendón that was to take place Wednesday night in front of the Kenosha Detention Center.
The Rev. Paul Erickson, bishop of the Greater Milwaukee Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, said he would attend the vigil.
"Why ICE is now choosing to enforce this order is unclear, and the manner in which it was enforced and she and her family were arrested is cause for great concern," he said in a Facebook post.
Erickson said that Rendón was a candidate for ordination who is also enrolled as a student at the Lutheran School of Theology in its Doctor of Ministry in Preaching program. She was authorized to preach and preside at Emaus church for a year.
Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect that Paula Hincapie is no longer married to her husband who is serving in the Army.


The title of this blog is an ode to one of the most inspiring cookery books I've bought of late. The chef behind Osteria Francescana in Modena (currently seen as the 2nd best restaurant in the world and a memorable part of our honeymoon last year), Massimo Botura, wrote a book called 'Never trust a skinny Italian chef'. It's a beautiful book, and probably a fair title given the prominent foods of Italian cuisine, but in this case it's more of a reference to one of the main challenges I've had since starting the course, namely what I can and can't eat.
Aside from a brief period of being a bit particular about certain foods as a child, one of the things I've always prided myself on is that I eat anything. I've always had a pretty healthy diet personally, and probably tend more to fresh meat, fish and vegetables than heavy carb-laden food, but I've never been a person who needs to send ahead a detailed list of foods to be avoided when going to a friends house for dinner, or boarding a plane (although I've always thought that was a tactic to get your meal quicker on flights, as that seems to be how it works).
However, through a number of dietary changes enforced recently by a nutritionist, for health reasons I won't bore you with, I've had to become predominantly gluten free; and for the foreseeable future (until tests results arrive) dairy free as well. Just as I start a chef course in professional kitchens with people for whom the phrase 'gluten free' may as well translate to 'ridiculously fussy eater' (although to their credit, they've been really nice about making a gluten free option for the staff meal).
One of my discoveries in the kitchen is that your day is structured in a very different way when it comes to your food habits. No more breakfast at your desk at 9, lunch around 1, dinner around 8. Because when you're having your lunch, these are the guys making it, so that changes things a bit.
Everyone in the kitchen tucks into (a pretty spectacularly gluten filled) breakfast at 10, the staff meal isn't until about 4.30, and then they're working till really late – I can't complain here as I finish at 8 – and won't be eating food again until they're done and dusted in the kitchen. My nutritionist said that some of her most unhealthy clients are chefs. They drink very little water, expend huge amounts of energy yet eat sporadically, and generally their bodies are stressed all of the time.
The aim of my nutritionist is to keep my blood sugar even across the day, so you can imagine that this kind of eating cycle isn't exactly conducive to that, so I've had to search for some healthy solutions that I can make work around this. I've developed a bit of a routine, but I'm still experimenting (and gradually accepting that telling people about this dietary requirement in the kitchen doesn't have to be as mortifying as I'd expected) and thought I'd give you some hints on some solutions when you're looking to eat clean, but keep your energy constant across the day.
(2) Bircher muesli that I make the night before to tuck into at 10 when everyone else is munching away on toast or sugar packed cereal. I love that this is a super simple breakfast that you can make in 5 minutes the night before, but you can also get creative with what you put in it to keep it interesting.
At it's heart for this Bircher you need ½ cup gluten free oats / buckwheat flakes; 2 tablespoons of chia seeds; 1 cup of nutmilk; ½ vanilla pod and some lemon or lime juice – mix together, leave in the fridge over night and off you go. Some people soak in water or apple juice instead, but I like the texture and creaminess of the nut milk.
The variation comes from the fruit and nut additions: try peaches / apples / pears / apricots / rhubarb – grate them for a nice texture, but finish with a few chopped up pieces when you come to eat it – blueberries are particularly nice on top. Nut wise try almonds / pecans / hazelnuts – or try a slug of nut butter on top for a protein hit. To finish, a spoonful of coconut yoghurt and some seeds (sunflower / sesame, anything works) is lovely.
- Spices that work well with the fruit of your choice – think Cardamom with Peaches; Apple & Cinnamon – basically if you like the combination in a crumble, it will probably work here..
- Different vegetables you can add into the mix in the same way you'd add a fruit – e.g. grated carrot / beetroot both add sweeness but a different flavour element overall.
Granola is my other experimentation here. Granola often tastes amazing simply due to the lashings of maple syrup or honey that have been added before it cooks – neither of which work well with keeping your blood sugar on an even keel. Again, there are healthy alternatives that keep you full and lively, and you can get creative with the mixes you try.
Start with a base of 1/2 cup gluten free oats; and ½ cup another kind of grain – buckwheat flakes / quinoa flakes both work well. Mix with a handful of whichever nuts you like the sound of – I've tried pecan, almonds, walnuts, macademia. Scrape a vanilla pod and add to the mix. Top with melted coconut oil, and you have your base for experimentation. Cook on a lined tray in the oven at 200 c for 20 minutes.
As with the bircher, think about different spice elements you can add to this – cardamom, cumin, fennel all work well with the nuts and vanilla.
Different ways to create the crunch – think pumpkin, sunflower, sesame seeds.
Add in coconut / cinnamon / raw chocolate after cooking to add a little sweetness.
Serve with nut milk and coconut yoghurt to finish.
Heat overn to 175 degrees. Line 1-2 loaf trays (depending on size) with baking paper. Mix your courgette, oil, lucuma, eggs and vanilla together in one bowl. Combine the rest of your ingredients, except the plums, in another. Gradually mix the flour mixture with the courgette mixture until it forms a batter. Add your plums, and pour into the tins. Cook for 1 hour, and leave to cool for 10 minutes before cutting.
(4) I then wolf the staff meal, which so far has veered between a vegetarian curry or steamed and filled aubergine for the 'fussy eater' in the room.
(5) Herbal teas that I can take back after my break. I've been discovering some great brands lately, with my latest favourite being Joe's Tea (check it out here) – so check these out if you're looking to be caffeine free but keep things interesting.
(6) Late night I'm often hungry when I get home, but I don't really want a full meal, so coconut yoghurt with some nut butter and sprinkles of things like bee pollen and chia seeds works well.
Not exactly your normal day, but it's a work in progress! I have to admit, it's not something I even thought about before starting.
What else has the last week held? I've rotated around sections a little, spending 2 full days in the pastry section, making everything from panna cotta, chocolate tart, poppy and lemon seed cake, marshmallows, peanut parfait, brandy snaps, filling hundreds of chocolate truffle shells, and poaching peaches that get served with a crispy granola. The presentation in this section is particularly impressive and there's a rhythm to it that I like. There's always something to prepare and somehow the hectic spurts that the rest of the kitchen experiences don't apply here in quite the same way.
It's probably also the section where I have the most to learn. I love baking, but it's something I did as a kid with my mum, and have only recently really got back into, so I'm very conscious that there's a lot of science behind it that I need to become familiar with. Even more so in a kitchen where things are prepared in stages, so knowledge like what temperature something needs to come back to once it's been stored in the fridge for a while is pretty key (you learn this quickly as your panna cotta dribbles into your mould rather than pouring nice and smoothly).
I've worked in the sauces section, which is probably the section that involves the most variety. From chopping huge amounts of vegetables for trays of stock, to making pastry lids for rabbit and prawn pies (and artfully finishing them off), to creating a zesty tomato relish that gets served with fish, making confit duck to creating a tarragon remoulade, the guys on this section have to know how to handle meat and fish, and how to create great flavour.
And I've helped on my first service. Somewhat thrown in at the deep end as I hadn't worked on the section during the day so I wasn't familiar with the dishes as yet, I got my first taste of what it feels like to be part of the action as orders flurry in, and to really understand why all the preparation during the day is so important, and also the true meaning of multi-tasking (e.g. not using your phone at the same time as typing an email). It's also probably the part I've enjoyed the most, despite the stressful atmosphere.
I've pondered this quite a bit over the weekend, as my time in the kitchen so far has definitely felt like a rollercoaster of feelings. Times where you've been doing the same simple task so repetitively for the last 2 hours that you wonder why you've signed up. Other times where something is being explained to you that you feel should be simple, but you're missing an element of knowledge that the chefs who are in the kitchen every day have, so there's a decent likelihood you might make a stupid mistake (and internally want to scream 'I'm clever in my day job, honest!!). And other times when all of it makes total sense as you help (to some degree) with service and see the machine when it's working at it's best, and feel part of that outcome. And indeed when you sit and make a list of everything you've done over the last 60 hours you've worked and realise that, in-fact, it's really been quite a learning curve.
Final tip before I sign off – one thing I'll definitely use again is my knowledge I learnt this week on maxing a roux. It's the basis for lots of sauces, and a way to thicken sauces without that floury taste you sometimes get (clearly this doesn't marry well with much of my current gluten free approach, but I don't necessarily apply my own food restrictions to when I cook for others!). A roux is basically a paste of flour and butter, commonly used as a white sauce.
Use equal parts of butter to flour (think 20g butter, 20g flour, for approximately 600ml liquid). You either have a hot roux paste you add cold liquid to, or a cold roux paste you add hot liquid to.
Start by melting the butter (use a thick based pan). Once melted, add the flour, and mix thoroughly, making sure you get the mix off the sides and to the middle to avoid scorching the mixture. Stir constantly over a low heat to avoid lumps (this is a seriously good workout if making in any volume!) – a whisk is good at home – in the kitchen they use a big spoon. It should form a thick paste. Length of time cooking depends on the colour you want for the sauce you're adding it to, and also taste to ensure the flour taste has gone. Then add to your sauce to thicken as required. Once you've made it you can keep in the fridge and add to hot sauces as you need to use it.
Apparently any flat can be used, so I'm going to have an experiment on this with some different healthy fats, and flours to see if I can get the same effect. Probably sacrilege in the kitchen, but cooking is all about experimentation right (and currently, finding ways to make gluten and dairy free as varied as possible..) ?


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How do teachers deal with the apathetic?
I am the adviser to the National Honor Society kiddos at my school. They are smart, nice, leaders. They also have huge time commitments (sports, other clubs). And yet I find them to be disappointingly apathetic.
They want stuff to happen. But they seem to want it all done FOR them.
I'm not sure this is unreasonable: they do a lot for a lot of other people. It would be nice for someone to do something for them. I would love to brag about them. But I don't know what they do. It comes across that they don't care.
Then, something happened. Details are below in the letter. I got mad. I wrote. I edited so it didn't sound as mad. I asked for input, and was told it was too angry, and that I needed to tone it down. I never sent it out to the members. But was it too angry? Do I expect too much from high school seniors busy filling out their FAFSAs who also live in poverty? The juniors are less busy. What about them?
I'd love insight from anyone. Here's the letter.
If you had asked me about the Induction Ceremony three weeks ago, I would have told you it was cancelled. Permanently.
The officers have been given the task of revamping the Induction Ceremony to something you, the members, would like better than the one that has been used before.
They have worked very hard. Lots of hours. All they needed from you was a biography of some sort to put on the PowerPoint they were making that would be shown during the ceremony. They sent out emails. There are 62 members. Take out the six officers…we're down to 56. Out of those 56, 15 ultimately responded to the email, and only 8 met the original deadline. Since I'm a math teacher…8/56 = .14 and 15/56 = .27. Translation: they got 27% compliance. They have done quite a lot for you and have gotten very little back.
Then, I heard that the general consensus/opinion of NHS is, to quote, "a joke"…only something to put on college applications.
OK. Let's talk about that.
We had, earlier in the year, our first mini-service project…to make cards for sick little kids in the hospital. Some were amazing, but all would make a little sick kid smile. Except that "all" was right around that same participation rate: 27%.
Another thing that has been tried has been the little "toys". They might be awesome; they might be dorky. But we give them out in class, and there are plenty of your classmates don't get one. The idea: try to make the other students see that you are singled out, simply because you are awesome. The little snowman was picked out by your officers, and the ones I got to give out were received with a bunch of "how cute!"s. I guess comments like that make me believe that they are well-received.
We don't have meetings. Do you want them? Could you give me an idea of when, exactly? I can't have them Monday (teacher meetings of some sort). We have tons of athletes who have to attend practices. Most of you are in either Sobobans or Key Club or Drama or other clubs (or combinations of them)…I won't take you out of them nor will I make you choose. You are all taking classes with tons of homework. Would you like to have less time to take care of that?
At this point, I am not sure what exactly to do. From my point of view, it seems as if a ton of people want a bunch of stuff (activities, "things" like toys and the sashes you wear at graduation, things done for you), but no one wants to put in any work to get it, and yet everyone feels pretty free to complain about all the stuff they don't get.
Help me out here. What do you want from NHS? Are you willing to participate and put in the work? Or are we sticking with "joke" and going to the way they do things at other local schools, which is the NHS members find out they are in NHS at graduation when they read their name as part of a list in the graduation program?
I would like your answers in the form of emails to me Individual is fine; after discussions, an email signed by those in the discussion would be fine too.


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Q: eclipse: sort in eclipse outline for .js files broken I've just upgraded to the latest Eclipse IDE for PHP Developers - Version: 2021-12 (4.22.0).
In this version the outline for JS files seems to be broken. The order inside an function is always alphabetically and not in the order of the written code (top to bottom). Clicking the sort ouline button doesn't change the order inside the function. Any ideas?
Outline without sorting:

Code
function outer() {
    function e() {

    }
    function d() {

    }
    function c() {

    }
    function b() {

    }
    function a() {

    }
}

A: That's a known issue of Eclipse Wild Web Developer:
Issue #534: Outline sort order cannot be changed
Please comment on the issue. Add a thumb up  (+1) reaction emoticon  to the issue description to vote for the issue.


There has been a lot of speculation around South Korea and exactly how the Country will move forward in regards to Cryptocurrency over the past few weeks.
With fake news a plenty, some mainstream news outlets were initially telling us that South Korea were going to outright ban Cryptocurrencies, this turned out to not be true and in fact the Government were looking into regulating Cryptocurrency in the future, what this regulation would is unknown at present.
We also heard how South Korea's largest bank will not support Cryptocurrency exchanges and both Bithumb and Korbit have stated that their deposits and withdrawals will be halted by the end of the month.
Today thought however we hear that South Korea's second largest bank Shinhan Bank will support Cryptocurrency Exchanges.
This is good news for traders and has some what relaxed many crypto-enthusiasts within South Korea and the rest of the World for that matter.
South Korean Government officials appear to be looking to put in place some kind of regulation to protect traders and of course tax revenue, but for now at least the future of Cryptocurrency trading in South Korea looks far brighter than it did just a week ago.


Let's pretend I was able to remodel a library. Here's what we would have done. We would probably have added more self-check-out kiosks. Now 90% of all check-outs are happening at those kiosks. Instead of dropping material into outside, stand-alone bookdrops (with decidedly un-ergonomic bins inside), we've provided a drive-up return that is part of an automated materials handling (AMH) system that immediately checks-in and rough sorts all returns. In place of the walk-up book slot, there's another patron return that is connected to the same AMH system.
This means that all returns are immediately checked-in without staff involvement and no one needs to empty any bookdrops – ever.
Patrons use the self-service returns 85% of the time because they love the immediacy of the check-in process, the 24/7 access, and the ability to get a receipt. The returned items that are accepted at these returns are conveyed into the library's workroom where they are automatically sorted (by the AMH system) in such a way as to optimize the return-to-shelf process. The AMH system is also configured with a staff workstation that allows incoming delivery items to be sorted by the system. Items received to fill Holds are separated out (and the Hold slip can be automatically printed out) from the items that are ready to shelve. The rough sorted returns can be emptied from the sorter and organized on book carts for shelving.
A lot of libraries have moved to a single service point and at that service point is a circulation person and a librarian or library assistant. That way people don't have to figure out the difference between one service point and another. They can be sure that their needs will be addressed at that one desk. The drawback is that this can create a log jam because everyone who needs help needs to stand in the same line to get assistance.
Depending on the library size and layout, it may be best to have a dedicated desk just for accounts and transactions that involve money. This kind of service point is better configured in the traditional manner with a designated staff area behind a desk (with the cash register). But locating staff behind another formidable desk isn't ideal for providing help to people applying for jobs on the public computers, someone looking for a title in the stacks, or kids doing homework. These services may be provided more effectively by going to where the patron is -- whether they are at a public computer, working at a table with other students, or trying to look up something in the catalog. I think of this as the restaurant service model where the service provider strives to turn up at the right place and right time but doesn't hover or interrupt unnecessarily.
When considering service and staffing models, it is also important to consider security. Once we move the circulation desk out, who will be responsible for addressing patrons that set off the alarms? Ideally, there would be someone near the exit who can invite the patron back into the library and assist them with check-out using the self-check machine or maybe even using a handheld device for easy access to the circulation staff module. That same person could also welcome people entering the library, provide directional assistance, help people use the self-checks, and maybe even provide professional services too.
This article was originally written for the Technology Matters column in Collaborative Librarianship, Volume 7, Number 2, 2015.


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Q: Lightgbm stoppong after 10 trees - R I am trying to run lightGBM in R and the algorithm stops very quickly (after only 10 trees).
This is what I get:
[LightGBM] [Info] Number of positive: 16271, number of negative: 430138
[LightGBM] [Info] Total Bins 1359
[LightGBM] [Info] Number of data: 446409, number of used features: 57
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=8
[1]:    train's binary_logloss:0.366686 eval's binary_logloss:0.36689
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=8
[2]:    train's binary_logloss:0.250034 eval's binary_logloss:0.250388
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=9
[3]:    train's binary_logloss:0.196744 eval's binary_logloss:0.19725
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=8
[4]:    train's binary_logloss:0.17159  eval's binary_logloss:0.172322
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=10
[5]:    train's binary_logloss:0.159984 eval's binary_logloss:0.160933
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=11
[6]:    train's binary_logloss:0.154829 eval's binary_logloss:0.156185
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=11
[7]:    train's binary_logloss:0.152656 eval's binary_logloss:0.154555
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=13
[8]:    train's binary_logloss:0.151564 eval's binary_logloss:0.153874
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=14
[9]:    train's binary_logloss:0.150981 eval's binary_logloss:0.153697
[LightGBM] [Info] Trained a tree with leaves=32 and max_depth=11
[10]:   train's binary_logloss:0.150517 eval's binary_logloss:0.153833

I am running this code:
i.fold=folds!=i

train1 <- lgb.Dataset(train[i.fold,], label = Y[i.fold])
train2 <- lgb.Dataset(train[!i.fold,], label = Y[!i.fold])

valids <- list(eval = train2, train = train1)

set.seed(200+10*i)

param <- list(num_leaves = 32,
              learning_rate = 0.5,
              nthread = 8,
              silent = 1,
              objective = "binary",
              boosting = "gbdt",
              min_data_in_leaf = 1,
              feature_fraction = 1,
              bagging_fraction = 0.8,
              bagging_freq = 0,
              nrounds = 500,
              num_iteration = 500,
              num_iterations = 500,
              num_tree = 500,
              num_trees = 500,
              num_round = 500,
              num_rounds = 500,
              iterace = 10000,
              early_stopping_rounds = 500)

LGBM = lgb.train(param, train1, valid = valids)

I've included among parameters every alternative I could find for number of iterations, this is why there are so many parameters with value 500 at the end.
Do you have any idea why it stops so early?
Thank you,
Vlad

A: aa = lgb.train(params,
                   d_train,
                   valid_sets=[d_train, d_test],
                   num_boost_round=8000,
                   feature_name=f_names,
                   verbose_eval=10,
                   early_stopping_rounds = 6000)
I have just copied this from one of my LightGBM training codes, use num_boost_round as above to set the iteration count as you wish.
Hope that is your answer,
Regards,