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B&T specializes in youth sports, team sales, scholastic and collegiate sales as well as corporate needs. B&T offers everything from equipment and uniforms to trophies and awards. We can custom screen print or embroider items to meet your needs. We offer onsite embroidery as well as engraving of trophies and awards.
Our in store Archery Pro Shop offers many services such as bow setup, tune-ups, overhauls, strings, cables, custom arrows along with all your hunting supplies. Our on site Bow Technician is here to answer questions and get you geared up for the season.
We offer competitive pricing and strive to meet your needs with our service that sets us apart from others.


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Alpsko smučanje na Zimskih olimpijskih igrah 1988. Olimpijska prvaka v smuku sta postala Pirmin Zurbriggen in Marina Kiehl, v superveleslalomu Franck Piccard in Sigrid Wolf, v veleslalomu in slalomu Alberto Tomba in Vreni Schneider, v kombinaciji pa Hubert Strolz in Anita Wachter.

Dobitniki medalj

Moški

Ženske

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Športi Zimskih olimpijskih iger 1988

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Thank you for coming out to the shows, liking my Facebook and Instagram pictures, inviting me to play your parties, supporting my dreams, and being a part of my life. I love and appreciate all of you. You make life fun and exciting. I am so grateful that music has brought us together and continues to bring us fulfillment, both socially and within our own hearts.
I just want to beam good vibes your way as we enter into 2018! Thank you for encouraging me and helping me become the artist and person I am today!
First, I am pleased to announce that I will be getting married to my best friend in the world in March. Send Marc and me your happy marriage prayers! He is amazing and supportive and everything I ever wanted in a husband. I feel so lucky to have him in my life.
Second, my sister Deda is becoming quite the famous visual artist! Her work is now being showcased in multiple restaurants and venues across the country and she is hosting her second art show this SAT JAN 6 at The Grateful Fed in St. Pete, FL.
Come on out! It is a highly interactive, collaborative event featuring local artists and musicians of all mediums.
Third! I am so pleased to announce that I will graduate with my B.A. in English this May 2018. I'm really proud of myself for going back to school and finishing my degree. Education has given me so much peace and awareness. I'm really proud of myself for sticking it out and if you're thinking about pursuing higher education, I 100% support you. Education continues to change my life, just like the experience of playing music. I am grateful for the balance of the two, where music nurtures the soul and the spirit, and education inspires and broadens the edges of the mind.
So now, I am pleased to announce that I have been accepted to Stetson College of Law and will begin my graduate studies in Fall of 2018. I know! I didn't see that one coming either, but you all have inspired me so much and I have such a deep love for society because of our connection through music, that I want to be able to help and give back. I feel that education and policy are the foundations of the future and I see legal studies as intertwined with music and look forward to how it all comes together.
Just know! I will continue to perform, tour, write, record, produce music, and be an active, positive influence in the community as a performer, music instructor, and volunteer. I'm still gonna be a rockstar too, so wish me luck!


Altair Atmospheric Dispersion Corrector for planetary and lunar imaging or observing.
The ADC corrects for atmospheric dispersion (rainbow effect) producing sharper images of object closer to the horizon.
Particularly useful on Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and the moon at about 20-40 degrees altitude which.
The prisms are high quality K9 glass with broadband multicoatings and a maximum deviation angle of 2.5Á.
The rear side has 1.25" pushfit adapter with 3x thumbscrews and internal compression ring to protect your Altair or other CMOS cameras and eyepieces. The pushfit adapter can be unscrewed to reveal a T-Thread for direct camera connection. The nosepiece is threaded for filters.
This is a high quality accessory as the images by Mr Neil Phillipson of the Langrenus area on the moon will attest (click thumbnails for full resolution).
The unit has a rotating lockable scale, so you can record your optimum settings.
Instructions and tips for using the Altair ADC: We have included and "before and after adjustment" image in the product images which is worth viewing. Firstly, examine the image of the target object in the video preview window. You should see a subtle "rainbow effect" on objects below an altitude of 40 degrees above the horizon. This effect is increased the closer you get to the horizon until it's very obvious. To see the "rainbow effect" more clearly it is recommended to increase the saturation control of your camera (this feature is found under the "Colour Adjustment" menu in AltairCapture and other image capture software and it will not affect the final image provided you are imaging in RAW mode recording .SER files which is the best setting for solar system imaging). Because adjustment of the prisms offsets the image slightly, it helps to zoom in (mouse wheel in AltairCapture) to see it more clearly while starting at lower powers then moving to higher powers - look along the border of high contrast features on the moon and the edge of planets to see the effect more clearly. Move the levers together or apart, to change the divergence angle of the prisms relative to each other. By changing the angle of deviation, you will get a feel for the optimum position by viewing the target object in preview mode. Once you are satisfied with the image, and the "rainbow" effect is cancelled out, your prisms are set. The prism levers overlap so that most of the time you won't need to rotate the ADC itself, however you may need to rotate it a little to accommodate the overlap, which is as large as it can be without causing the body of the ADC to flex too much. Be patient. It takes a little time to get the feel of an ADC, possibly a session or two, however the results are well worth it and they are far higher quality than attempting to align the colour channels in post processing software because you are starting with a better image. We recommend putting the barlow lens in front of the ADC in most situations as the prisms will perform better at highre focal ratios used in solar system imaging.
The ZWO ASI224MC comes with an exciting 1/3" and 1.2M pixels IMX224 sensor that features SONY Exmor and NIR Technology.


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Q: Why accuracy of GridSearchCV method is lower than standard method? I use train_test_split (random_state = 0) and decision tree without any parameter tuning to model my data, I run it about 50 times to achieve the best accuracy.
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np

from sklearn import tree
from sklearn.tree import DecisionTreeClassifier
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split

Laptop = pd.ExcelFile(r"D:\Laptop.xlsx",  data_only=True)
data = pd.read_excel(r"D:\Laptop.xlsx",sheet_name=0)

train, test = train_test_split(data, test_size = 0.15)
print("Training size: {}; Test size: {}".format(len(train), len(test)))

c = DecisionTreeClassifier()

features = ["Brand", "Size", "CPU", "RAM", "Resolution", "Class"]

x_train = train[features]
y_train = train["K=20"]
x_test = test[features]
y_test = test["K=20"]

dt = c.fit(x_train, y_train)

y_pred = c.predict(x_test)

from sklearn.metrics import accuracy_score
score = accuracy_score(y_test, y_pred)*100

print ("Accuracy using Decision Tree:", round(score, 1), "%")

In the second step, I decided to use the GridSearchCV method to set the tree parameters.
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np

from sklearn import tree
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split

from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from scipy.stats import randint
from sklearn.tree import DecisionTreeClassifier
from sklearn.model_selection import RandomizedSearchCV
%matplotlib inline

Laptop = pd.ExcelFile(r"D:\Laptop.xlsx",  data_only=True)
data = pd.read_excel(r"D:\Laptop.xlsx",sheet_name=0)

train, test = train_test_split(data, test_size = 0.15, random_state = 0)
print("Training size: {}; Test size: {}".format(len(train), len(test)))

features = ["Brand", "Size", "CPU", "RAM", "Resolution", "Class"]

x_train = train[features]
y_train = train["K=20"]
x_test = test[features]
y_test = test["K=20"]

from sklearn.model_selection import GridSearchCV

param_dist = {"max_depth":[10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20],
          "min_samples_leaf":randint (10,60)}

tree = DecisionTreeClassifier()
tree_cv = RandomizedSearchCV(tree, param_dist, cv=5)
tree_cv.fit(x_train, y_train)

print("Tuned Decisio Tree Parameters: {}".format(tree_cv.best_params_))
print("Best score is: {}".format(tree_cv.best_score_))

y_pred = tree_cv.predict(x_test)

from sklearn.metrics import accuracy_score
score = accuracy_score(y_test, y_pred)*100

print ("Accuracy using Decision Tree:", round(score, 1), "%")

my best accuracy in first method is very better than GridSearchCV method.
Why is this happening?
Do you know the best way to get the best tree with the most accuracy?

A: Why is this happening?
Without seeing your code I can only speculate. It is probably based on the granularity of your grid. If you are making 50 combinations but there are billions of possible combinations then this is meaningless as a search space. Is there a way you can optimise what parameters you're searching for?
Do you know the best way to get the best tree with the most accuracy?
This is a hard question because you need to define accuracy. You can build a model which will overfit your test data. Technically the way to get the best tree is to try every possible combination of your hyperparameters, however for any reasonable number of parameters this will take forever. Generally your best method is to use a Bayesian approach to searching your hyperparameter space but you will return a distribution for each of your parameters. My advice would be to start with a RandomSearch rather than GridSearch. If you are a big fan of Skopt you can use BayesSearch. I recommend reading the code as I believe it is poorly documented.
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import xgboost as xgb
from skopt import BayesSearchCV
from sklearn.model_selection import StratifiedKFold

# SETTINGS - CHANGE THESE TO GET SOMETHING MEANINGFUL
ITERATIONS = 10 # 1000
TRAINING_SIZE = 100000 # 20000000
TEST_SIZE = 25000

# Classifier
bayes_cv_tuner = BayesSearchCV(
    estimator = xgb.XGBClassifier(
        n_jobs = 1,
        objective = 'binary:logistic',
        eval_metric = 'auc',
        silent=1,
        tree_method='approx'
    ),
    search_spaces = {
        'learning_rate': (0.01, 1.0, 'log-uniform'),
        'min_child_weight': (0, 10),
        'max_depth': (0, 50),
        'max_delta_step': (0, 20),
        'subsample': (0.01, 1.0, 'uniform'),
        'colsample_bytree': (0.01, 1.0, 'uniform'),
        'colsample_bylevel': (0.01, 1.0, 'uniform'),
        'reg_lambda': (1e-9, 1000, 'log-uniform'),
        'reg_alpha': (1e-9, 1.0, 'log-uniform'),
        'gamma': (1e-9, 0.5, 'log-uniform'),
        'min_child_weight': (0, 5),
        'n_estimators': (50, 100),
        'scale_pos_weight': (1e-6, 500, 'log-uniform')
    },
    scoring = 'roc_auc',
    cv = StratifiedKFold(
        n_splits=3,
        shuffle=True,
        random_state=42
    ),
    n_jobs = 3,
    n_iter = ITERATIONS,
    verbose = 0,
    refit = True,
    random_state = 42
)

result = bayes_cv_tuner.fit(X.values, y.values)

Skopt: https://scikit-optimize.github.io/
Code: https://github.com/scikit-optimize/scikit-optimize/blob/master/skopt/searchcv.py

A: It depends on the parameter limits you specify for GridSearchCV.
The decision tree without any parameter has default values of parameters which is not in the range you manually specified. Choose a better set of parameters and try GridSearchCV again.

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Pskovská republika (rusky Псковская Республика) neboli Pskovské knížectví (rusky Псковское княжество) byl středověký stát na jižním břehu Čudsko-pskovského jezera. V letech 862–1230 byl Pskov svébytným ruským knížectvím, které bylo později připojeno k Novgorodské republice, coby republika znovunabyl nezávislosti až v roce 1348. Rozsah území pskovského státu odpovídal zhruba rozloze moderní Pskovské oblasti. Hlavním městem byl Pskov. V roce 1510 republika zanikla včleněním do Moskevského velkoknížectví.

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MWC 2019: New Sony Xperia smartphones see their features unveiled
While the presentation of Sony's new Xperia lineup is due to take place Monday morning during the Mobile World Congress, 91Mobiles has been able to get its hands on the Sony Xperia X1, Xperia 10, Xperia 10 Plus and Xperia L3 data sheets.
The Sony Xperia X1 according to a rendering of Onleaks
It is Monday, February 25 at the first hour that Sony should formalize its four future smartphones, on the occasion of the opening of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. However, a few days before the opening of the Barcelona show, the Indian site 91Mobiles was able to get their hands on the characteristics of these devices. In addition to the future high-end Xperia X1, to replace the Xperia XZ range, Sony Mobile is also expected to announce two mid-range, the Xperia 10 and Xperia 10 Plus, and an entry-level model, the Sony Xperia L3.
While we have already learned this Friday that the Sony Xperia X1 has a display of OLED 4K and HDR 6.5 inches 21: 9 ratio, 91Mobiles website says that the smartphone would also have a processor Snapdragon 855 backed up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of expandable storage using a microSD port. In addition, the smartphone should be equipped with a 3300 mAh battery and three 12 megapixel sensors on the back to be able to vary between a main wide-angle sensor, an ultra-wide angle and an optical zoom.
According to 91Mobiles, the Sony Xperia X1 should be available from June and be offered in Switzerland at a price of 1099 Swiss francs, or 969 euros. We will know more about the smartphone during its announcement, scheduled Monday at 8:30 in Barcelona.
Three more mid-range and entry-level smartphones
In addition to this high-end smartphone, 91Mobiles has also delivered some inserts on two midrange smartphones, the Xperia 10 and 10 Plus, and on an entry-level model, the Sony Xperia L3:
6 inch Full HD + screen, 21: 9
64GB of storage + microSD
13 + 5 megapixels on the back
8 megapixels for selfies
Price of 399 Swiss francs (350 euros), available in April
Screen 6.5 inches Full HD +, 21: 9
5.7 inch Full HD + screen, 18: 9
Mediatek 6762
Read on FrAndroid: MWC 2019: 5G, foldable smartphones, new products expected at the Barcelona show
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Sony Xperia 10 and Xperia 10 Plus: a new name for a new lease on the mid-range
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A new mind altering, body modification, transformative, durational performance artwork by Casey Jenkins (Sh) in collaboration with neuroscientist Dr Marc Seal of Murdoch Children's Research Institute.
How fixed are our perceptions and our prejudices? For two weeks in a make-shift gallery lab, Jenkins will undertake intense live perceptual training to morph her mind with the goal of perceiving previously imperceptible hues and developing synesthesia.
True Colours | True Colors is the first of a series of investigations into the malleability of the mind's eye, how our perceptions corrupt in a media-saturated age and what impact this has on our attitudes and beliefs. By creating new, arbitrary language categories and associations and drilling them into her brain, Jenkins aims to warp her perceptions and change the way she views the world. Monitored by MRI scans with the support of neuroscientist, Dr. Marc Seal of the Murdoch Children's Research Centre, True Colours | True Colors draws on the rich oeuvre of body-modification artwork but explores new territory as the body part being modified is the brain.
True Colours | True Colors is the first exhibition to be held in Dark Horse Experiment's new West Melbourne Gallery, 33 Dudley st.
Many thanks to the generous support of - Dr. Marc Seal and the Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Dr Greg Wadley of Melbourne University, The City of Melbourne, Creative Victoria and the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.


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Join Senator Venditto in Stopping Billy Dean's Adult Entertainment Club from Being Built in Wantagh!
SEN. Michael Venditto
Senator Venditto knows that as an elected official he was chosen by the people to represent their best interests in Albany and in the local community. It is for that reason he is leading the cause, along with the support of Legislator Steve Rhoads and other local officials, to say No to the building of Billy Dean's Adult Entertainment Club in Wantagh and asking for your support!
Since 2009 the owner has tried to build the adult entertainment club on the corner of Sunrise Highway and Oakland Avenue, only 2/5ths of a mile away from the Wantagh Elementary School.
By signing this petition you are lending your voice and strengthening our cause against the club and making sure that we keep Wantagh safe for all.
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Q: Insert/Delete/Insert results in tracking error I have a console .NET Core 2.1 app that is using EF Core 2.1.  It talks to a Database to read and insert rows.  This database is also being updated by other applications at the same time.
The issues I run into is, I create a row from my console app, then an external app deletes this row, and then when I again try to insert the row with the same primary keys, I run into the exception below -

The instance of entity type 'XYZ' cannot be tracked because another instance with the key value '{ID: 11, ABC: 136, DEF: 97}' is already being tracked. When attaching existing entities, ensure that only one entity instance with a given key value is attached.

Below is my code
var entity = PopulateValuesFor(XYZ);

var existingXYZ = _Context.TABLE1
            .Include(r => r.TABLE2)
            .Include(r => r.TABLE3)
            .AsNoTracking()
            .FirstOrDefault(r => r.Id == 1234);

        if (existingXYZ == null)
        {
            _Context.Add(entity);
        }

The flow is

*

*Above code is called  --> row is instered

*External app deletes the row from data

*Above code is called again --> exception

How do I tell the DbContext that the entity is no longer in the database... flush out your entries and add this row to the database again?  Because it's a console app, only 1 instance of DbContext is being used, which get's injected into the class implementing this method.

A: You seem to have a long lived static context. I would suggest wrapping the above in a using statement and going for a short lived context. That way your context wont think its inserted entity already.


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Hiring Location
Hiring Location Law and Legal Definition
According to 41 CFR 61-250.2 [Title 41 Public Contracts and Property Management; Subtitle B Other Provisions Relating to Public Contracts; Chapter 61 Office of the Assistant Secretary for Veterans' Employment and Training Service, Department of Labor; Part 61-250 Annual Report From Federal Contractors], hiring location means an economic unit which produces goods or services, such as a factory, office, store, or mine. In most instances the establishment is at a single physical location and is engaged in one, or predominantly one, type of economic activity. Units at different locations, even though engaged in the same kind of business operation, should be reported as separate establishments. For locations involving construction, transportation, communications, electric, gas, and sanitary services, oil and gas fields, and similar types of physically dispersed industrial activities, however, it is not necessary to list separately each individual site, project, field, line, etc., unless it is treated by the contractor as a separate legal entity with a separate Employer Identification Number (EIN). For these physically dispersed activities, list as establishments only those relatively permanent main or branch offices, terminals, stations, etc., which are either:
(i) Directly responsible for supervising such dispersed activities, or
(ii) The base from which personnel and equipment operate to carry out these activities. (Where these dispersed activities cross State lines, at least one such establishment should be listed for each State involved.)
Hiring Hall
Hiring Discrimination
Hiring Bonus
Hispanic Student [Education]
Hispanic-Serving Agricultural Colleges and Universities
Hispanic-Serving Institution
Allocation Questionnaire
Dislocation Allowance
Doctrine of Practical Location
Eligible Locations for Smart Growth
Employee Hiring
Employment Hiring Recruitment


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Organizers & Hosts
Conference Leadership
WCSJ 2017 Travel Fellowships
Conference Policies and Useful Info
Registration/Cancellation
About San Francisco
Getting Around San Francisco
Getting to San Francisco
Airline Discounts
WCSJ2017 Final Report
Schedule-at-a-glance
Student Newsroom
WCSJ2017 Updates
Exhibiting & Advertising Policies
Meet the WCSJ2017 Student Journalism Travel Fellows
Students from 12 nations received travel fellowships to cover sessions and events at the World Conference of Science Journalists 2017 in San Francisco. Front row (l-r): Amelia Jaycen (U.S.), Carolyn Wilke (U.S.), Jillian Clemente (U.S.), Margarida Marques (Portugal), Elizabeth Kimbrough (U.S.), Jesus Antonio Pascual Álvarez (Mexico), Rithy Odom (Cambodia). Middle row (l-r): Ellen Rykers (New Zealand), Michelle Morelos (Mexico), Kelsey Harper (U.S.), Setsen Altan-Ochir (Mongolia), Jia Naqvi (Qatar), Omnia Gohar (Egypt), Andjela Djuraskovic (Montenegro). Back row (l-r): Sergio Villagrán (Chile), Sibusiso Biyela (South Africa), Inés Gutiérrez (Mexico), Sebastián Rodríguez (Costa Rica), Felix Reskala (Mexico), Jennifer Lu (U.S.), Leah Rosenbaum (U.S.). Photo: Diego Graglia
Extensive news coverage of scientific sessions, journalism panels, and field trips at the World Conference of Science Journalists 2017 will appear on this page within the next two weeks, thanks to reporting from an international group of science writing students attending the meeting on full fellowships.
The reports, both news stories and multimedia presentations, will be crafted by 21 student travel fellows, representing 12 nations. The students were among a competitive group of 167 international students who applied to attend WCSJ2017 to jump-start their new careers in science journalism.
"A few years ago, I did not even know science journalism was a thing."
Seven of the funded students are from the U.S., while six live in Latin America. The rest come from an array of nations in Africa and the Middle East, Asia and Oceania, and Europe. Of the 21 recipients, 15 are women.
"A few years ago, I did not even know science journalism was a thing," says Sibusiso Biyela, a student attending the conference from South Africa. "I look forward to meeting the very people whose work in science writing has inspired me to pursue this career."
"I think WCSJ2017 will be the most impactful week of my life," adds Kelsey Harper of Johns Hopkins University. "I am new to science journalism, but the work and the community already feel like home!"
Ample conference coverage
Each student will file two stories: a news story during the conference, and then a second report one week later in any format they wish. A volunteer group of 21 editors from the National Association of Science Writers and the Mexican Network of Science Journalists (RedMPC) will work with the students on their first drafts.
Ten graduate students in the Science Communication Program at UC Santa Cruz also will contribute stories to the meeting's news site, which will serve as a permanent resource for science journalists worldwide.
All funds to cover the costs of bringing the student travel fellows to San Francisco were provided by three generous donors: the Heising-Simons Foundation, the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Organizers of the student program at WCSJ2017 and editors of the news site are Robert Irion, director emeritus of the UC Santa Cruz Science Communication Program, and independent journalist Diego Graglia, former editor for The Associated Press in Mexico City.
Irion and Graglia conducted a training workshop for the students on 26 October, the first day of WCSJ.
Former traveling fellows shared advice with the students
"Be yourself" @rpocisv advice to student fellows @WCSJ2017 #WCSJ17Latam #WCSJ2017 pic.twitter.com/k0j7JSJ4rq
— Renata Sanchez (@renatatater) October 26, 2017
Conference off to a good start! @wcsj2017 #wcsj2017
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See the links below for bios and photos of the student travel fellows:
Setsen Altan-Ochir (Mongolia)
Sibusiso Biyela (South Africa)
Jillian Clemente (U.S.)
Andjela Djuraskovic (Montenegro)
Omnia Gohar (Egypt)
Inés Gutiérrez (Mexico)
Kelsey Harper (U.S.)
Amelia Jaycen (U.S.)
Elizabeth Kimbrough (U.S.)
Jennifer Lu (U.S.)
Margarida Marques (Portugal)
Michelle Morelos (Mexico)
Jia Naqvi (Qatar)
Rithy Odom (Cambodia)
Jesús Antonio Pascual Álvarez (Mexico)
Félix Reskala (Mexico)
Sebastián Rodríguez (Costa Rica)
Leah Rosenbaum (U.S.)
Ellen Rykers (New Zealand)
Sergio Villagrán (Chile)
Carolyn Wilke (U.S.)
Olansis Wolde (Ethiopia) *
* Olansis Wolde received a travel fellowship but was unable to attend the conference.
Our global crew of student fellows fans out to cover #WCSJ2017 on Twitter
21 student fellows from Africa, Asia, Latin America, Europe and the U.S. are reporting on the conference. Read more about them.
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Student Journalists Produce 52 Reports From WCSJ2017
Pseudoscience In Developing Countries: Standing Up To Government-Backed Fake Science
Moving From Gut-Based To Data-Based Diagnosis: Joe DeRisi Talks With Carl Zimmer
Big Food Disinformation: Four Industry Strategies Science Journalists Should Understand
California's Point Reyes National Seashore: Balanced Between Cleanliness And Threats
Cosmologists Save The World? Approaches From Scientific Training Could Shape Public Debates
How To Rate Your Latest Vaccine Story: Tips From A Health News Reviewer
Climate Change And California: A State Where Scientists Have The Ears Of Policymakers
You Are Not Solely Responsible For Your Health—But Does Health Journalism Reflect That?
Fact-Checking In The Age Of "Fake News": A Q&A With Brooke Borel And Alex Kasprak
To Live Forever: Among The Redwoods Of Northern California
"Fall In Love With The Problem": A Field Trip To X, Google's Inventive Sibling
Undersea Robots Capture The Lives Of Mysterious Deep-Sea Jellies
Redefining Philanthropy: Private Donors Underwrite Much Of Modern Research
Surrounded By Cells: Discovering—And Rediscovering—Earth's Microbiome
Infographics In Science Reporting: Why You Should Use Them, And How To Do It Well
Covering Sexual Harassment In Science: Journalists Weigh In On The Challenges
X-Ray Vision: Berkeley's High-Speed Electrons Fuel Atomic-Scale Science
Science Podcasts: The Fun, The Challenges, And Tips From The Pros
The People Behind The Science: Writing Compelling Profiles
Resistance Fighters: Bacteria Evolve To Withstand Drugs, Limiting Effective Therapies
Animal Research: An Uncomfortable Topic For Scientists And Journalists Alike
Sorting Through The Stem Cell Hype: A Conversation With Deepak Srivastava
Why Coastal Sea Rise And Eroding Beaches Are Bad News For San Francisco
With Science Under Attack, Should Journalists Enter The Fray? A "House Of Commons" Debate
The SESAME Particle Accelerator: A Symbol For Cooperation In The Middle East
Losing Our Cool: Climate Change Spurs Global Increases In Violence And Inequality
Earth, Wind & Fire: Reporting On Natural Disasters
More People In Science "Must Be Women": Tackling Global Gender Inequality In STEM
Hit The Accelerator Or Slam On The Brakes: Addressing Challenges In Immunotherapy
How To Defend Science In A Post-Truth World
Following The Science: How To Chase Stories Across Borders
Turning Slow-Burn Environmental Crises Into News: Use Every Trick In The Book
Medical Journal Overload: Databases Help Reporters Mine Healthcare Studies
How Indigenous Voices Should Shape Science Reporting
Raise Your Hand If You're Human: Ethical Reporting In Crisis Situations
Three Book Writers, Three Writing Styles: The Many Roads To A Bestseller
Mining Big Data In Medicine For Diagnostics And Beyond
Do You Know These African Scientists?
Covering The Next Pandemic: Tips For Journalists Reporting On Disease Outbreaks
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Q: Event booking form for wordpress Cannot find plugin which will allow me to do this:
I want to accept event bookings on my website like on the screenshot.
Below text fields event list will be presented and green will show events with available seats, red will show sold out. I want to set event list and free/sold out status in admin panel manually.
All my events are 3-days each so manual period selection using jquery calendar is not for me. I want just event list.
Also I want this plugin to let me track all the bookings in admin panel.

A: That's quite a specific criteria- there are numerous event management plug-ins out there with bookings built in, but none will provide exactly what you are after. In general they will all have some form of date-picker (usually jQuery datepicker) - that's because in general people will want to manually select dates.
My suggestion is to create your own plug-in :D. Or adapt (extend) an existing one. The following plug-ins provide booking registration. In general though, they'll provide more than you need and not quite the UI you are after - but plug-ins are designed to cater for wide audiences, if you want something more bespoke you'll have to build it yourself, or pay someone to do it for you.

*

*http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/events-manager/

*http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/events-made-easy/

*http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/event-registration/
My own plugin Event Organiser, does not provide booking automatically. But this 'add-on' does provide an extremely basic interface which you could build on.


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Q: React Native: Logout delete token and get back to loginscreen I am into react native for 1 month. my goal : I want to delete my bearer token from async storage and using logout api. After pressing log out button it should go to loginscreen.
Problem I am facing when I click on logout button it throws this error
The action 'NAVIGATE' with payload {"name":"Loginpage"} was not handled by any navigator.
Do you have a screen named 'Loginpage'?
If you're trying to navigate to a screen in a nested navigator, see https://reactnavigation.org/docs/nesting-navigators#navigating-to-a-screen-in-a-nested-navigator.
This is a development-only warning and won't be shown in production.
Result I want : When I press on logout it should go backto loginscreen and delete the bearer token
What I tried is in the Custom Drawer!
Solution : What do you guys think what is the problem here? is it because nested navigators , or I am writing the syntax wrong
This is My Auth Screen

import React, { useEffect, useState, useContext`enter code here` } from 'react'
import { createNativeStackNavigator } from "@react-navigation/native-stack";
import Loginpage from '../../screens/Loginpage';
import AppStack from './AppStack';
import AsyncStorage from "@react-native-async-storage/async-storage";
import LoadingScreen from '../../screens/LoadingScreen';

const Stack = createNativeStackNavigator();

const AuthStack = () => {
  const [isloggedin, setLogged] = useState(false)
  useEffect(() => {
    const token = AsyncStorage.getItem('token')
    if (token) {
      setLogged(true)
    }
    else {
      setLogged(false)
    }
  }, [])
  return (

    <Stack.Navigator screenOptions={{ headerShown: false }}>
      {
        isloggedin == false ?
          <Stack.Screen component={LoadingScreen} name="LoadingScreen" />
          : isloggedin == true ?
            <Stack.Screen component={AppStack} name="AppStack" />
            :
            <Stack.Screen component={Loginpage} name="LoginPage" />
      }
    </Stack.Navigator>
  )
}

export default AuthStack

This is my Customer Drawer
import React from "react";
import { View, Text, ImageBackground, Image, TouchableOpacity } from "react-native";
import { DrawerContentScrollView, DrawerItemList ,NavigationActions} from '@react-navigation/drawer';
import AsyncStorage from "@react-native-async-storage/async-storage";

const CustomDrawer = (props , {navigation}) => {

    const handlePressLogout = async () => {
        var myHeaders = new Headers();
        myHeaders.append("Authorization", AsyncStorage.clear);

        var raw = "";

        var requestOptions = {
          method: 'POST',
          headers: myHeaders,
          body: raw,
          redirect: 'follow'
        };

       await fetch("http://mywp.flymingotech.in/Institute-Project/public/api/auth/admin/logout", requestOptions)
          .then(response => response.text())
          .then(result => console.log(result))
          props.navigation.navigate('Loginpage')
    }

    return (
        <View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
            <DrawerContentScrollView {...props}
                contentContainerStyle={{ backgroundColor: 'orange' }}>
                <ImageBackground
                    source={require('../assets/orange.jpg')}
                    style={{ padding: 30, }}>
                    <Image
                        source={require('../assets/user-profile.jpg')}
                        style={{ height: 80, width: 80, borderRadius: 40, marginBottom: 10, }}
                    />
                    <Text style={{ color: 'fff', fontStyle: 'italic' }}>Mujtaba Sarwar</Text>
                </ImageBackground>
                <View style={{ flex: 1, backgroundColor: '#fff', paddingTop: 10 }}>
                    <DrawerItemList {...props} />
                </View>
            </DrawerContentScrollView>
            <View style={{ padding: 20, borderTopWidth: 1, borderTopColor: '#ccc' }}>
                <TouchableOpacity onPress={() => { }} style={{ paddingVertical: 15 }}>
                    <Text style={{ color: 'black' }}>Share</Text>
                </TouchableOpacity>
                <TouchableOpacity onPress={handlePressLogout} style={{ paddingVertical: 15 }}>
                    <Text style={{ color: 'black' }}>Log Out</Text>
                </TouchableOpacity>

            </View>
        </View>
    )
}
export default CustomDrawer;


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namespace segmatch {

extern bool g_too_many_segments_to_store_ids_in_intensity(false);

void SegmentView::calculateCentroid() {
  centroid = segmatch::calculateCentroid(point_cloud);
}

/// \brief Generates a new Id number. Overall, no two valid segments should have the same Id.
Id SegmentedCloud::getNextId(const Id& begin_counting_from_this_id) {
  if (begin_counting_from_this_id == 0) {
    // Normal behavior.
    return ++current_id_;
  } else {
    // Used when you want to start counting segments at an arbitrary number.
    CHECK(current_id_ == 0) <<
        "Initializing the current_id after Ids have been assigned is forbidden. " <<
        "Check that the current_id is only initialized at the start of your code," <<
        "Otherwise collisions can occur.";
    current_id_ = begin_counting_from_this_id;
    LOG(INFO) << "Initialized the segment ids. Counting begins at id " << current_id_ << ".";
    return 0;
  }
}

void SegmentedCloud::addSegmentedCloud(
    const SegmentedCloud& segmented_cloud_to_add,
    const std::vector<std::pair<Id, Id>>& renamed_segments) {
  for (const auto& id_segment : segmented_cloud_to_add) {
    addValidSegment(id_segment.second);
  }

  for (const auto& renamed_segment : renamed_segments) {
    // Find segments affected by renaming
    Segment& deleted_segment = valid_segments_[renamed_segment.first];
    Segment& final_segment = valid_segments_[renamed_segment.second];

    // TODO How should we deal with the view of the segment being renamed when keeping multiple
    // views?
    // If necessary, add the deleted segment as a view of the final one.
    // if (!keep_only_last_view_ && !deleted_segment.views.empty()) {
    //   final_segment.views.push_back(deleted_segment.views.front());
    // }

    // Delete the old segment
    valid_segments_.erase(renamed_segment.first);
  }
  cleanEmptySegments();
}

void SegmentedCloud::addValidSegment(const Segment& segment_to_add) {
  CHECK(segment_to_add.hasValidId());
  //TODO(Renaud) unexpected behavior if the segment had more than one view.
  CHECK_EQ(segment_to_add.views.size(), 1u);
  Segment& segment_in_cloud = valid_segments_[segment_to_add.segment_id];
  if (keep_only_last_view_ || segment_in_cloud.empty()) {
    segment_in_cloud = segment_to_add;
  } else  if (static_cast<double>(segment_to_add.views[0u].point_cloud.size()) >=
      min_change_to_add_new_view * static_cast<double>(
          segment_in_cloud.getLastView().point_cloud.size())) {
    segment_in_cloud.views.push_back(segment_to_add.views[0u]);
  } else {
    segment_in_cloud.getLastView().features = segment_to_add.views[0u].features;
    segment_in_cloud.getLastView().semantic = segment_to_add.views[0u].semantic;
    segment_in_cloud.getLastView().centroid = segment_to_add.views[0u].centroid;
    segment_in_cloud.getLastView().timestamp_ns = segment_to_add.views[0u].timestamp_ns;
    segment_in_cloud.getLastView().T_w_linkpose = segment_to_add.views[0u].T_w_linkpose;
    segment_in_cloud.getLastView().n_occupied_voxels =
        segment_to_add.views[0u].n_occupied_voxels;
    segment_in_cloud.getLastView().n_points_when_last_described =
        segment_to_add.views[0u].n_points_when_last_described;
  }
  cleanEmptySegments();
}

size_t SegmentedCloud::getNumberOfValidSegments() const {
  return valid_segments_.size();
}

bool SegmentedCloud::findValidSegmentById(const Id segment_id, Segment* result) const {
  if (valid_segments_.count(segment_id)) {
    if (result != NULL) {
      *result = valid_segments_.at(segment_id);
    }
    return true;
  } else {
    return false;
  }
}

bool SegmentedCloud::findValidSegmentPtrById(const Id segment_id, Segment** result) {
  if (!findValidSegmentById(segment_id, NULL)) { return false; }
  if (result != NULL) { *result = CHECK_NOTNULL(&valid_segments_.at(segment_id)); }
  return true;
}

void SegmentedCloud::deleteSegmentsById(const std::vector<Id>& ids, size_t* n_removals) {
  if (n_removals != NULL) {
    *n_removals = 0;
  }
  for (const auto& id: ids) {
    valid_segments_.erase(id);
    // TODO obsolete?
    if (n_removals != NULL) {
      (*n_removals)++;
    }
  }
}

void SegmentedCloud::deleteSegmentsExcept(const std::vector<Id>& segment_ids_to_keep) {
  std::vector<Id> segment_ids_to_remove;
  for (const auto& id_segment : valid_segments_) {
    if (std::find(segment_ids_to_keep.begin(), segment_ids_to_keep.end(),
                  id_segment.first) == segment_ids_to_keep.end()) {
      segment_ids_to_remove.push_back(id_segment.first);
    }
  }
  deleteSegmentsById(segment_ids_to_remove);
  cleanEmptySegments();
}

void SegmentedCloud::calculateSegmentCentroids() {
  for (auto& id_segment : valid_segments_) {
    for (auto& view : id_segment.second.views) {
      view.calculateCentroid();
    }
  }
}

void SegmentedCloud::clear() {
  //TODO(Daniel): fill this function
  valid_segments_.clear();
}

PointCloud SegmentedCloud::centroidsAsPointCloud(
    std::vector<Id>& segment_id_for_each_point) const {

  PointCloud result;
  result.width = getNumberOfValidSegments();
  result.height = 1;
  for (const auto& id_segment: valid_segments_) {

    if(!id_segment.second.empty()) {
    PclPoint new_point = id_segment.second.getLastView().centroid;
    result.points.push_back(new_point);
    // Export the segment ids if desired.

    segment_id_for_each_point.push_back(id_segment.first);
    } else {
        LOG(INFO) << "was empty";
    }
  }
  result.width = result.points.size();

    CHECK(segment_id_for_each_point.size() == result.size()) <<
        "Each point should have a single segment id.";

  return result;
}

PointCloud SegmentedCloud::centroidsAsPointCloud(
    const laser_slam::SE3& center, double maximum_linkpose_distance,
    std::vector<Id>* segment_id_for_each_point_ptr) const {
  if (segment_id_for_each_point_ptr != NULL) {
    segment_id_for_each_point_ptr->clear();
  }
  PointCloud result;
  for (const auto& id_segment: valid_segments_) {
    Segment segment = id_segment.second;
    if (laser_slam::distanceBetweenTwoSE3(segment.getLastView().T_w_linkpose, center) <=
        maximum_linkpose_distance) {
      result.push_back(segment.getLastView().centroid);
      // Export the segment ids if desired.
      if (segment_id_for_each_point_ptr != NULL) {
        segment_id_for_each_point_ptr->push_back(segment.segment_id);
      }
    }
  }
  if (segment_id_for_each_point_ptr != NULL) {
    CHECK(segment_id_for_each_point_ptr->size() == result.size()) <<
        "Each point should have a single segment id.";
  }
  LOG(INFO) << "centroidsAsPointCloud returning " << result.size() << " from " <<
      valid_segments_.size() << " segments.";
  return result;
}

bool SegmentedCloud::findNearestSegmentsToPoint(const PclPoint& point,
                                                unsigned int n_nearest_segments,
                                                double maximum_centroid_distance_m,
                                                std::vector<Id>* ids,
                                                std::vector<double>* distances) const {
  CHECK_NOTNULL(ids)->clear();
  CHECK_NOTNULL(distances)->clear();

  // Get centroid cloud with ids.
  std::vector<Id> segment_ids;
  PointCloud centroid_cloud = this->centroidsAsPointCloud(segment_ids);

  //TODO deal properly with that case.
  //  CHECK_GE(segment_ids.size(), n_nearest_segments);

  if (segment_ids.size() >= n_nearest_segments) {
    // Set up nearest neighbour search.
    pcl::KdTreeFLANN<PclPoint> kdtree;
    PointCloudPtr centroid_cloud_ptr(new PointCloud);
    pcl::copyPointCloud(centroid_cloud, *centroid_cloud_ptr);
    kdtree.setInputCloud(centroid_cloud_ptr);

    std::vector<int> nearest_neighbour_indices(n_nearest_segments);
    std::vector<float> nearest_neighbour_squared_distances(n_nearest_segments);

    // Find the nearest neighbours.
    if (kdtree.nearestKSearch(point, n_nearest_segments, nearest_neighbour_indices,
                              nearest_neighbour_squared_distances) <= 0) {
      LOG(ERROR) << "Nearest neighbour search failed.";
      return false;
    }

    for (unsigned int i = 0u; i < n_nearest_segments; ++i) {
      if (nearest_neighbour_squared_distances[i] <= maximum_centroid_distance_m) {
        ids->push_back(segment_ids[nearest_neighbour_indices[i]]);
        distances->push_back(nearest_neighbour_squared_distances[i]);
      }
    }
  }

  return true;
}

void SegmentedCloud::setTimeStampOfSegments(const laser_slam::Time& timestamp_ns) {
  for (auto& id_segment: valid_segments_) {
    id_segment.second.getLastView().timestamp_ns = timestamp_ns;
  }
}

void SegmentedCloud::setLinkPoseOfSegments(const laser_slam::SE3& link_pose) {
  for (auto& id_segment: valid_segments_) {
    id_segment.second.getLastView().T_w_linkpose = link_pose;
  }
}

void SegmentedCloud::setTrackId(unsigned int track_id) {
  for (auto& id_segment: valid_segments_) {
    id_segment.second.track_id = track_id;
  }
}

void SegmentedCloud::updateSegments(const std::vector<laser_slam::Trajectory>& trajectories) {
  for (auto& id_segment: valid_segments_) {
    SE3 new_pose = trajectories.at(id_segment.second.track_id).at(id_segment.second.getLastView().timestamp_ns);

    SE3 transformation = new_pose * id_segment.second.getLastView().T_w_linkpose.inverse();
    // Transform the point cloud.
    transformPointCloud(transformation, &id_segment.second.getLastView().point_cloud);

    // Transform the reconstruction.
    transformPointCloud(transformation, &id_segment.second.getLastView().reconstruction);
    transformPointCloud(transformation, &id_segment.second.getLastView().reconstruction_compressed);

    // Transform the segment centroid.
    transformPclPoint(transformation, &id_segment.second.getLastView().centroid);

    // Update the link pose.
    id_segment.second.getLastView().T_w_linkpose = new_pose;
  }
}

size_t SegmentedCloud::getCloseSegmentPairsCount(const float max_distance) const {
  size_t num_close_segments = 0u;
  float min_distance = std::numeric_limits<float>::max();
  for (const auto& segment_1 : valid_segments_) {
    for (const auto& segment_2 : valid_segments_) {
      if (segment_1.first < segment_2.first) {
        float distance = (
            segment_1.second.getLastView().centroid.getVector3fMap() -
            segment_2.second.getLastView().centroid.getVector3fMap()).norm();
        min_distance = std::min(min_distance, distance);
        if (distance <= max_distance) ++num_close_segments;
      }
    }
  }

  LOG(INFO) << "Minimum segment distance " << min_distance;
  BENCHMARK_RECORD_VALUE("SegmentedCloud.MinSegmentsDistance", min_distance);
  BENCHMARK_RECORD_VALUE("SegmentedCloud.NumCloseSegments", num_close_segments);
  return num_close_segments;
}

void SegmentedCloud::cleanEmptySegments() {
  std::vector<Id> ids_to_remove;
  for (const auto& segment : valid_segments_) {
      if (segment.second.empty()) ids_to_remove.push_back(segment.first);
  }
  deleteSegmentsById(ids_to_remove);
}

Id SegmentedCloud::current_id_ = 0;

} // namespace segmatch

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Washington — The music industry's largest trade group filed 261 copyright lawsuits across the country yesterday against Internet users who trade songs online, an aggressive campaign to discourage piracy through fears of expensive civil penalties or settlements.
The Recording Industry Association of America warned it ultimately may file thousands of cases. Its first round was aimed at what it described as "major offenders" illegally distributing on average more than 1,000 copyrighted music files each.
"Some of my grandkids got in there," said Durwood Pickle, 71, of Richardson, Texas, who said his son had explained the situation in an e-mail to the recording industry association. "I didn't do it, and I don't feel like I'm responsible. It's been stopped now, I guarantee you that."
An estimated 60 million Americans participate in file-sharing networks, using software that makes it simple for computer users to locate and retrieve for free virtually any song by any artists within moments. Internet users broadly acknowledge music trading is illegal, but the practice has flourished since copyright statutes are among the most popularly flouted laws online.
"Nobody likes playing the heavy," said RIAA President Cary Sherman, who compared illegal music downloads to shoplifting. "There comes a time when you have to stand up and take appropriate action."
The RIAA did not identify for reporters which Internet users it was suing or where they live.
"Get a lawyer," advised Fred von Lohmann, a lawyer for the San Francisco-based Electronic Frontier Foundation who has criticized the industry association's use of copyright subpoenas.
With estimates that half of file-sharers are teenagers, all sides braced for the inevitable legal debate surrounding the financial damage to parents or grandparents. The RIAA named as the defendant in each lawsuit the person who paid for the household Internet account. Lawyers said that in some states, such as California, parents are not explicitly liable for copyright infringement by minor children.
The RIAA also announced an amnesty program for people who admit they illegally share music, promising not to sue them in exchange for their admission and pledge to delete the songs off their computers. The offer does not apply to people who already are targets of copyright subpoenas.
U.S. copyright laws allow for damages of $750 to $150,000 for each song offered illegally on a person's computer.
RIAA:
Subpoena Defense:


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Previous: Information Mining in Astronomical Literature with Tetralogie
Table of Contents -- Index -- PS reprint -- PDF reprint
Astronomical Data Analysis Software and Systems VII
ASP Conference Series, Vol. 145, 1998
Editors: R. Albrecht, R. N. Hook and H. A. Bushouse
CDS GLU, a Tool for Managing Heterogeneous Distributed Web Services
P. Fernique, F. Ochsenbein and M. Wenger
Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg, 11 rue de l'université, 67000 STRASBOURG - FRANCE, Email: question@simbad.u-strasbg.fr
The Web development has been a very important milestone in unifying the access to remote databases : a unique user interface, a unique network protocol, and a hypertext link mechanism (via URLs - Uniform Resource Links). But if creating URLs is easy, maintaining them is the real challenge for database managers.
In this context, the CDS (Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg) has developed the GLU system (Générateur de Liens Uniformes). This tool allows all managers participating in the system to describe and easily distribute the URL definitions required to access their databases. The GLU system ensures that all GLU members receive these definitions and will receive all future modifications. So, the GLU system is particularly adapted to design cooperative Web services, allowing one to generate links to other services which remains always up-to-date.
The World Wide Web has allowed significant progress towards astronomical service interoperability : the Web is understood through all the Internet, it is very easy to interface it with databases, and hypertext is a powerful concept to obtain good interoperability between databases.
However for this last functionality, a keystone, the ability to define a unique access key to a given information location, the URN (Uniform Resource Name), is still missing. A IETF Working Group has been working on it for a few years, but there is presently no implementation of such a system (Berners-Lee 1994) Therefore everybody is still using URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) instead of URNs, with their well known drawbacks: at any time, any component of an URL (the hostname, the directory, the resource name and/or the parameter syntax) can be modified without any possibility of informing potential users.
The real challenge is thus to maintain all these URLs. For this, the Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg (CDS ) has developed the GLU (Générateur de Liens Uniformes - Uniform Link Generator) which allows one to use symbolic names instead of hard-coded URLs in data.
2. The GLU System
To fulfill this aim, the GLU implements two concepts:
the GLU dictionary which is a compilation of symbolic names with their corresponding URLs maintained up-to-date.
the GLU resolver which replaces symbolic names by the relevant URLs on the fly.
Figure 1: Usage of GLU tag (symbolic name: simbad, parameter: M31)
Using the GLU system, data managers can forget the URLs and just use their symbolic names - using GLU tags - in all their Web documents. Every time a server sends a database result, the GLU replaces, on the fly, the GLU tags by the corresponding URLs and substitutes the parameters at the proper locations (see the example in Figure 1).
The GLU system differs from other similar tools (such as the PURL system - developed by OCLC Office of Research) in that the GLU allows each of its members to locally resolve the URLs using its own view of the GLU dictionary. This is an important choice to ensure the resolution speed and the security of the system. So, for this replacement mechanism, only a simple modification to the Web server configuration is required: specifying that the data streams have to be filtered by the GLU resolver during output. For the advanced Web programmer, the GLU has two libraries, one in Perl, the other in C to resolve GLU tags directly in CGI (Common Gateway Interface) programs.
An important piece of the GLU system is the mechanism maintaining each view of GLU dictionary. This task is performed by a daemon, called glud, which has the responsibility to send and to receive the GLU records (the entries in the dictionary).
The GLU protocol used by these daemons has the following characteristics:
It is based on distribution domains. Managers choose the GLU domains in which they want to distribute their own GLU records. In the same way, they choose the GLU domains from which they want to receive GLU records.
It uses a hierarchical name space for the GLU record identifiers (this ensures their uniqueness through the whole system).
It is pretty fault tolerant and secure: independent views of the GLU dictionary, mechanism authenticating the update sender, ...
Several other functionalities are also addressed by the GLU system, the most important being:
The management of clones : in the GLU dictionary, it is possible to specify several URLs for a symbolic name. The GLU daemon will test each of them regularly and will label the best for the future resolutions (based on connection speed and proximity).
The capability to use the GLU system as a general macro system : instead of a simple URL, it is possible to specify in the GLU record a full HTML text. In this way, homogeneous HTML pages (for headers, menus, forms,...) are easy to maintain (see the CDS pages).
3. GLU Tools
Figure 2: GLU Browser tool
To take the full benefit of all GLU facilities, three GLU tools have been developed:
The Dictionary Browser . It is used by the data managers to check the GLU dictionary content (see Figure 2).
The Test Sequencer. Its purpose is to check all the URLs of the GLU dictionary to inform the managers of a disfunctionality.
The Service Browser (called AstroGLU). An ``intelligent'' service directory using the capability of the GLU to give access to the participating Web services by commonly known data types (see Egret 1997).
Presently, two centers use the GLU system : the CDS, for its own Web services, and the CNES, the French Space Agency for the Space Physics database project (CDPP).
The GLU package has been designed for a large cooperation and is opened to other astronomy partners.
Egret, D., et al., 1998, this volume
Wenger, M, 1996 et al., Bull. American Astron. Soc., 189, 602
Berners-Lee, T., 1994, Request For Comments 1630
© Copyright 1998 Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 390 Ashton Avenue, San Francisco, California 94112, USA
payne@stsci.edu


I went to Weston Park Museum today. A few years ago, I went to it with my pre-school, but I didn't know as much about fossils then. In this picture, I'm drawing where I can see something hiding in the ground. Archaeologists do that, and palaeontologists do it, too - and I want to be a palaeontologist. An archaeologist might draw shards and things, and a palaeontologist might draw fossils and bones, but an archaeologist might draw bones, too - but they won't be fossilised.
This tree grew in Sheffield. It was 310 million years ago. Back then, it looked like a big swamp - it might have had lots of creatures. I would love to find one of those trees!
There's a plesiosaur and an ichthyosaur. The plesiosaur is the bottom one, it has a long neck. The ichthyosaur is the one on top, it's a bit squished.
My best bit was when we saw the plesiosaur, because we didn't know it was there, and with pre-school we didn't look at it.


Smashwords – About John Skull, author of 'Italian, French and Japanese cuisines', 'Boost Your Digital Know-how', 'Get With It in Plastics Technology', etc.
In my early years, I studied at three prestigious universities in the UK to gain academic qualifications, the last one being a Ph.D. I had a period in the British Army ( Intelligence Corps) , serving mainly in Europe. I ran a marathon once ( and once was enough!) and played soccer - at an amateur level .I taught in two Primary schools and specialised in English in three High Schools and three universities in England and Australia . I represented Australia and the South Pacific on the World Council of the International Society of Education Through Art for some years and was awarded the Herbert Read medal for my services to the society .Publishers in the UK, Australia and the USA have published 14 of my books – all educational and mostly non-fiction, factual material . I've also published poetry, children's stories, copious academic journal articles and recently quite a few -e-books. I've enjoyed it and it's kept me out of mischief.
Italian, French and Japanese cuisines are among the most prestigious, popular , creative and commercially-successful cuisines in the world. They have retained their traditional characteristics to a large extent over the centuries but have also adapted and modified their national and regional cuisines in later years for culinary and commercial reasons.
The development of digital technology since its inception a little over fifty years ago has been extraordinary , to put it mildly. It is now an integral part of so much of our lives. Where would we be without our computers, televisions, and telephones !
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Bayern Munich Alumni: What ever happened to...Felix Götze?
Super Mario Götze's younger brother, once in the Bavarian youth ranks, is still plying his trade in the lower divisions in Germany.
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We all know Super Mario — but what about his often overlooked, taller younger brother? Wait, don't rush to your Nintendo sets! We're talking about Mario and Felix Götze, a pair of erstwhile Bayern Munich players who both still have plenty of football ahead of them.
The younger Götze, now a central defender, came up in the Borussia Dortmund youth ranks, and, like his brother, made a move to Bayern Munich. Felix followed Mario to Bavaria in 2014, when he was just sixteen years of age, and earned his first professional contract in 2017. However, he didn't make a single appearance for the senior team before departing in the summer 2018 transfer window on a free to FC Augsburg.
Felix Götze is still under contract at Augsburg — who recently celebrated a landmark two home wins in a row against the German record champions — but isn't currently with his parent club. He'd made a smattering of appearances for the senior and second teams at Augsburg, including a game-tying goal against Bayern Munich at one point, before landing at FC Kaiserslautern on loan — first for the 2020/21 Rückrunde, and then for the whole of 2021/22.
Götze found success in the 3. Liga with Kaiserslautern, logging 23 appearances with 14 starts in his second year as his team finished third in the league and earned promotion to the 2. Bundesliga. However, he isn't moving up divisions with his old team — this season, Götze's loan assignment brings him back to the third tier with newly-promoted Rot-Weiss Essen, in the Ruhr region of Germany where he was born, where he's just scored in a 1-0 victory over 1. FC Saarbrücken.
Via Bulinews, Götze is eager for his new challenge:
"The Ruhr region is my home," Götze was sure to emphasize in his own statement, "I've been following Rot-Weiss Essen with excitement for the past few years. The club, with all its tradition, simply belongs in the third division. I want to get involved right away in establishing the RWE there and I'm absolutely thrilled to play at the Hafenstraße."
Still just 24, the younger Götze has a long way to go yet in his footballing career. Who knows if perhaps his path should cross Bayern's once more?
Felix Götze departs for FC Augsburg
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Mercedes Schneider, Contributor
Public school teacher, education activist, PhD
Hanna Skandera Is Now PARCC Chair. There Was No Press Release.
Hanna Skandera
At some point in November 2015 (or not too long thereafter), it seems that New Mexico Education Secretary Hanna Skandera replaced Massachusetts Commissioner of Education Mitchell Chester as the floundering, Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) governing chair.
Even the PARCC website includes no press release concerning the Skandera-Chester switch. However, one press release, dated November 12, 2015, and entitled, "PARCC Introduces New Testing Options for More States," hints that the switch was coming:
States that make up the Governing Board of the Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) are expanding their offering in to allow more states to participate in the nations premiere assessment system.
Hanna Skandera, New Mexico Secretary of Education, speaking on behalf of the PARCC Governing Board said, "The states worked together to develop the highest-quality test the country has ever had. We now want to ensure that as many educators and students as possible can benefit from the work we've done." [Emphasis added.]
The timing of the PARCC announcement about "new options for accessing high quality testing items" is noteworthy. That same day- November 12, 2015- Chester officially announced his proposal that Massachusetts create a MCAS-PARCC hybrid (as opposed to adopting PARCC and ditching MCAS, which was a bit conflict-of-interest touchy given that he was uh, the chair of the PARCC governing board).
Even though Chester began promoting the MCAS-PARCC hybrid on October 20, 2015, his "official" proposal was announced only five days before the Massachusetts board of ed voted to approve the hybrid on November 17, 2015.
Thus, what did not happen was that Chester did not deliver Massachusetts over completely to PARCC, and however the details of Chester's exit played out, PARCC decided not to contribute to the fanfare and instead quietly slid Skandera into the position of chair.
Even the PARCC governing board page does not notably announce Skandera as chair. Here is the archived page with Chester as chair:
And here is the current page with Skandera as chair:
Not as much fanfare.
Still, in the press releases it does offer, PARCC is trying to portray the image of success in how it shapes the language of its deciding to become an item vendor out of desperation to survive. Its most recent press release, dated November 13, 2015, is entitled, "Louisiana to Use PARCC Content in This Year's State Assessment." What is comical is that last year's state assessment in Louisiana is still a mystery as far as exactly how the supposed PARCC items were procured, as well as the degree to which those items represent items on PARCC tests that were vended by Pearson (Louisiana's tests were vended in haphazard fashion using a testing contract meant to deliver assessments in the transition to PARCC.) But in its November 13, 2015, press release, PARCC announces that Louisiana will be using almost half of its spring 2016 test items from PARCC.
What the press release does not mention is that in May 2015, the Louisiana legislature put a cap on the portion of PARCC items allowed on the 2016 tests. That cap was 49 percent.
As for the announcement that Louisiana will use Data Recognition Corp (DRC) for its 2016 tests: Louisiana has used DRC for years- and it used DRC for its mystery PARCC tests in 2015.
Still, PARCC nonprofit CEO Laura Slover publicly celebrates the legislated cap as though it is some unexpected gain for PARCC:
The Louisiana Department of Education will use PARCC content in its statewide assessment during the 2015-16 school year. Louisiana has awarded a contract to Data Recognition Corporation (DRC) to develop its statewide tests. PARCC items will comprise just under half of the test content.
"It is great that Louisiana recognizes the value of the PARCC content, which we believe is the highest quality in the country," said Laura Slover, Chief Executive Officer at Parcc Inc., the nonprofit organization that manages the consortium. "PARCC governing states have led the development of the content over the last five years. And we are now offering states the flexibility they've asked for in order to expand participation to as many educators and students as possible. Our goal has always been to improve instruction and assessments for all students, so they can reach their fullest potential."
In other words, PARCC is approaching ghost-town status, and vending items is a grasp at a continued existence.
As for the PARCC states listing, that page continues to live in the world of 2014-15. It has not been updated, for example, to indicate that Mississippi exited PARCC in January 2015, with no plan to use PARCC in 2015-16. And, of course, even though Massachusetts and Louisiana are still listed as PARCC states, they are only item-vended PARCC states at this point.
Note also that the PARCC press releases page offers nothing more current than the November 13, 2015, Louisiana story- not even the November 17, 2015, announcement of Massachusetts' MCAS-PARCC hybrid.
I guess some steps backward are just too awkward to announce.
The PARCC press release page has no December press releases, and no January press releases as of January 19, 2016.
See the tumbleweeds roll across the lifeless, dusty road.
Originally posted 01-19-16 at deutsch29.wordpress.com
Schneider is a southern Louisiana native, career teacher, trained researcher, and author of the ed reform whistle blower, A Chronicle of Echoes: Who's Who In the Implosion of American Public Education.
She also has a second book, Common Core Dilemma: Who Owns Our Schools?.
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Q: Using semantic-release to publish to both github and npmjs We are in the process of migrating from npmjs to GitHub Packages for our private npm packages. To try and smooth this process, I am trying to have our CI process publish packages to both registries while projects make the switch. We've been using pretty vanilla semantic-release to do our versioning/publishing and I'm trying to preserve that but keep getting stuck trying to publish to more than one place.
My first attempt had a workflow that went:

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*build/test/etc.

*npx semantic-release with NPM_CONFIG_REGISTRY={github} and appropriate creds

*npx semantic-release with NPM_CONFIG_REGISTRY={npmjs} and appropriate creds

This results in an error in step 3 because semantic-release tries to re-tag/release to github and fails because it already did that in step 2.
My second attempt was:

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*build/tests/etc.

*npx semantic-release (same github settings as previously)

*npm publish with npmjs settings

This works if step two did a release - step 3 pushes the just-created release to npmjs and all is well. However, if step 2 did not do a release (typically because there were no commits that should cause one based on semantic-releases rules), step 3 ends up trying to re-publish whatever the previously released version was, resulting in an error.
Googling for topics related to "publishing to multiple registries with semantic-release" doesn't seem to yield much, so I'm also wondering if I'm just going about this migration the wrong way. Alternative suggestions welcome.


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Респонсо́рий (, от  отвечать) – текстомузыкальная форма (на основе респонсорного пения) и литургический жанр в католическом оффиции. Текстовую основу респонсориев составляет Священное Писание (главным образом, Псалтирь) или его парафразы.

Краткая характеристика
Различают большой респонсорий (лат. responsorium prolixum букв. «протяжённый респонсорий») и краткий респонсорий (лат. responsorium breve). В большом респонсории чередуется хоровой (ансамблевый) рефрен (лат. responsum - ответ, отсюда название) и исполнение солистом (украшенного богатыми мелизмами) псалмового стиха (верса) в особом, так называемом респонсорном тоне. После реформ Второго Ватиканского собора, приведших к упрощению богослужения и переводу богослужебных текстов на современные (главным образом, новоевропейские) языки, технически сложные большие респонсории можно услышать в концертных программах и в аудиозаписях аутентистов. Краткой респонсорий — небольшого размера, в простой силлабике в обеих своих частях; после краткого респонсория обычно поётся формульный версикул.

Респонсории Страстной утрени
В эпоху позднего Возрождения (после Тридентского собора) и в эпоху барокко особую популярность получили многоголосные распевы больших респонсориев Великого Четверга, Великой Пятницы, Великой Субботы. Такие респонсории составляли главное украшение совмещавшей утреню и лауды службы, которая метафорически обозначалась как Tenebrae (букв. "сумерки", в связи с особенностями отправления культа — гашение свечей, пение в сумерках, рассматриваются также другие коннотации). Многоголосные респонсории (с оглядкой на заранее данный голос <cantus prius factus>, а также и свободное сочинённые) написали Джезуальдо, Лассо, Палестрина, К. де Моралес, Т.Л. де Виктория, Марк-Антуан Шарпантье, Франсуа Куперен и другие композиторы.

Наиболее известные большие респонсории (по обиходной певческой книге «Liber usualis», до реформ Второго Ватиканского собора):

Респонсории Великого Четверга
 In monte Oliveti oravit ad Patrem // На горе Елеонской Он молил отца
 Tristis est anima mea usque ad mortem // Душа моя скорбит смертельно
 Ecce vidimus eum // Вот мы видели Его
 Amicus meus osculi me tradidit signo // Друг мой зна́ком поцелуя предал меня
 Judas mercator pessimus // Иуда, купец презреннейший
 Unus ex discipulis meis // Один из учеников моих
 Eram quasi agnus innocens // Я был как агнец невинный
 Una hora non potuistis vigilare mecum // Один час не могли вы бодрствовать со мной
 Seniores populi consilium fecerunt // Старейшины народа составили замысел

Респонсории Великой Пятницы
 Omnes amici mei dereliquerunt me // Все друзья мои оставили меня
 Velum templi scissum est // Завеса в храме раздралась
 Vinea mea electa // Виноградник мой отборный
 Tamquam ad latronem existis // Как будто на разбойника вышли вы
 Tenebrae factae sunt // Тьма случилась
 Animam meam dilectam tradidi in manus iniquorum // Любовь души моей предал я в руки врагов
 Tradiderunt me in manus impiorum // Предали меня в руки нечестивых
 Jesum tradidit impius // Предал Иисуса нечестивый
 Caligaverunt oculi mei a fletu meo // Помрачились глаза мои от плача моего

Респонсории Великой Субботы
 Sicut ovis ad occisionem ductus est // Как овца, веден был на заклание
 Jerusalem surge // Восстань, Иерусалим!
 Plange quasi virgo, plebs mea // Плачь яко дева, народ мой!
 Recessit Pastor noster // Отошёл Пастырь наш
 O vos omnes qui transitis per viam // О все вы, проходящие путём
 Ecce quomodo moritur justus // Вот, когда умирает праведник
 Astiterunt reges terrae // Восстают цари земли
 Aestimatus sum cum descendentibus in lacum // Я сравнялся с нисходящими в могилу
 Sepulto Domino // Когда Господь был погребён

См. также Григорианский хорал, Респонсорное пение, Tenebrae

См. также
 Антифон — церковное пение, исходно в исполнении двух попеременно поющих хоров.

Примечания

Нотные издания
 Liber responsorialis pro festis I. classis et communi sanctorum juxta ritum monasticum. Solesmis, 1895 (важнейший сборник дореформенных григорианских респонсориев).
 Liber usualis. Tournai, 1950.

Литература
 Responsory // The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. London, New York, 2001.
 Москва Ю. Оффиций // Григорианский хорал. Учебное пособие. Москва: НИЦ "Московская консерватория", 2008.
 Лебедев С. Н. Респонсорий // Большая российская энциклопедия. Т. 28. М., 2015, с. 418.

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Церковная музыка
Музыкальные термины
Текстомузыкальные формы
Структура мессы
Структура оффиция


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Vice Chancellor for Research
Matthew Mench Named Interim Vice Chancellor for Research and Engagement
Message from Chancellor Donde Plowman:
I am pleased to announce that Matthew Mench, head of the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering, has agreed to serve as interim vice chancellor for research and engagement beginning December 1.
Dr. Mench is a proven leader and researcher whose work is among the top in his field. I greatly appreciate his willingness to step forward in service and leadership during this time of transition. He will take on the role vacated by Robert Nobles, who most recently served as interim vice chancellor since August 2018 and has accepted a position at Emory University. Dr. Mench will not seek the position on a permanent basis, and he will return to his previous role upon hire of the next vice chancellor.
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Robert Nobles to Become Vice President of Research Administration at Emory University
UT Interim Vice Chancellor for Research and Engagement Robert Nobles has announced plans to leave UT to become vice president of research administration at Emory University. He will begin serving in his new position December 1.
Dr. Nobles has served as interim twice now, stepping in when asked to lead during times of transition. During his tenure, research expenditures reached a record $260 million last fiscal year. Dr. Nobles has worked to make connections and elevate the visibility of UT's research enterprise, while leading efforts to enhance strategy, operational efficiency, and compliance in order to support the exceptional work of our research faculty and staff. I'm grateful for his dedication and service.
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Nobles to Serve as Interim Vice Chancellor for Research
Robert Nobles has agreed to serve as interim vice chancellor for research beginning August 1.
An internal search for the next vice chancellor will begin in the coming weeks, with a goal of having a new leader in place by November. Information about the search, including the appointment of the search committee members and a call for applications, will be posted at hr.utk.edu in the coming days.
Read more about the search and Robert's accomplishments at chancellor.utk.edu.
Vice Chancellor for Research Victor McCrary to Step Down
Vice Chancellor for Research Victor McCrary has informed his team that he has made the difficult decision to return to the Maryland/DC area for family and other personal obligations.
His last day will be July 31.
Read the chancellor's full message on chancellor.utk.edu.
ORE to Host Information Sessions for Researchers Seeking Surplus Federal Agency Funding
The Office of Research and Engagement has scheduled three informational sessions for research faculty who are interested in applying for the surplus of federal agency funding created by the passing of the Fiscal Year 2018 Consolidated Appropriations Act (omnibus spending bill). These sessions will cover details about opportunities for funded research that exist due to this bill and some agency-specific information.
The three main topics that will be covered in each session are:
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Applying for one-time end of year funds
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Fond memories: London Football Coaches Association dinner and the great Bill Nicholson
by Gavin Blackwell
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With Spurs currently flying high at the top of the Premier League and everyone having had a look at Jose Mourinho under the microscope in the recent All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur series, memories of great Spurs teams of the past have been brought back.
It is also the time of year when the London Football Coaches Association held their annual dinner. Having been a member for a number of years now, I was very lucky, as I had gaffers who gave me the night off to attend in December. They would always hold the annual dinner on the first Thursday of the month at Highbury, the former home of Arsenal Football Club. Sadly, it no longer takes place.
Following Mourinho's appointment at Spurs last year, I immediately cast my mind back to November 1991, when Wimbledon appointed Peter Withe to replace Ray Hartford. Back then I was looking to attend my first dinner and made enquiries about the event, which was a big event in the football calendar.
The organiser was Eric Gilston who had undertaken this task for many years. Having not been to one before, I was intrigued by this, so made contact with Eric who gave me the insight of the evening's proceedings and explained the top table would include managers, assistant managers and coaches of all the London clubs who all got invited to attend. It was when Eric said that I have had to send an invite to Peter Withe who had just taken up the reigns at the Dons – just highlighting the precarious nature of our industry and has stuck with me ever since.
The guest list was a who's who of football with guests from the FA, club secretaries, chairmen and television – including John Motson and Jimmy Hill – both of whom were staunch supporters of the evening. I count myself lucky to have been in the company of some of the games great contributors, hearing many great stories with their after-dinner talks. There was also the nine o'clock toast in that the guests paid tribute to those of the football family who had passed on during the year.
However, the reason those evenings were made so special was the attendance of former Tottenham Hotspur Manager Bill Nicholson – who pitted his wits both as a player and manager against the other greats of his time – Stan Cullis, Sir Alf Ramsey, Sir Matt Busby, Bill Shankly and Don Revie.
In fact, there are many similarities between The Glory Game book by Hunter Davies which gave an in-depth insight into Nicholson's time with Spurs and the All or Nothing documentary which Mourinho recently featured in.
I've read about those Tottenham sides he managed from 1959-1963, and of course not forgetting the famous League Championship and FA Cup double season of 1960-61. Sadly much of what he taught seems to have disappeared from today's game – specifically the tactical ploys as exhibited in his sides. These included the use of a short corner with the receiving player along the goalline close to the kicker in order to avoid any offsides. The switching of flank players to confuse full-backs. The centre-forward standing between the centre-half and one of the full-backs so creating a marking difficulty. The long throw into the goalline (perfected by Makay to Smith, then Gillzean especially for the flick-on to Jimmy Greaves) and finally words of wisdom given in our magazine Soccer Coach of yesteryear included: 'Habits learned whilst young whether good or bad will be the first things to manifest themselves under pressure' and 'Give the ball and go, then support and never stand back and admire the pass'.
He also saw the need to get all sections of the game together and one never-to-be-forgotten Sunday in the early 1980s, Bill Nich, along with the late Jackie Goodwin, for the coaches and Ken Aston and Stan Lover for the referees attempted to do just that in front of a large group from each of those groups. To this day, I have never heard of the experience being repeated, more's the pity.
Not forgetting the many epic encounters with his local rivals Arsenal who were under the guidance of Bertie Mee, his good friend and they continued the friendship well into retirement. He was a gentleman, a genius, humble and caring. You won't find anyone in football with a bad word to say about Bill, who would turn up on being announced and there would be the same response year in, year out. No one received a standing ovation of such magnitude as Bill Nicholson.
Memories flood back how pleasing it was to see so many people who wished to talk to him on these occasions and he had a word for all of them as he obviously welcomed our involvement in the game that he loved so dearly.
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Leeds United are looking for their 10th permanent manager in six years after Thomas Christiansen was sacked on Sunday.
Thomas Christiansen has been sacked by Leeds United, the Championship club have confirmed.
Appointed ahead of the 2017-18 season, Christiansen enjoyed a fine start to life at Elland Road but a seven-match winless run - including a shock FA Cup third-round defeat at fourth-tier Newport County - has prompted the club to dispense with his services.
Leeds are now seeking their 10th full-time managerial appointment in the six years following Simon Grayson's departure in February 2012.
Sunday's announcement came a day after a 4-1 home thrashing at the hands of Cardiff City, managed by one of the men to fill the Elland Road hotseat during that turbulent period, Neil Warnock.
Christiansen leaves the club 10th in the Championship, seven points adrift of the play-off places.
"Leeds United can confirm that head coach Thomas Christiansen has left the club," read a brief statement.
"Chairman Andrea Radrizzani and the board of directors would like to thank Thomas and his staff for their hard work over the past eight months. The club will be making no further comment at this time."


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Jonathan Gold's City Shines
Photo: Goro Toshima / Courtesy of Sundance Selects
Last night I attended a screening of CITY OF GOLD – a film by Laura Gabbert about the life of Los Angeles Times restaurant critic Jonathan Gold. It's a beautiful love story of a man and his city.
What I learned in the movie is that behind every brilliant man is a talented, loving and supportive family. His wife is Laurie Ochoa, editor of the Los Angeles Times Arts and Entertainment. We see her and their two children interacting with Gold throughout the film.
As a restaurant critic for a smaller Los Angeles newspaper, The Beverly Press and Park LaBrea News (inserted into the Los Angeles Times every Thursday, and delivered to subscribers from Hancock Park to Beverly Hills, Hollywood Hills to the Wilshire Corridor) I was eager to watch this movie.
Every Saturday morning I separate the Los Angeles Times to find the Saturday section to read Gold's latest culinary adventure on the front page. He writes descriptive prose that leaves me wanting more, and many times typing an OpenTable reservation afterwards. Readers want to experience the sensory wonders of each dish he has enjoyed.
The movie opens with Gold gushing about Guerrilla Tacos. Two men created one of Gold's favorite tacos back in 2012. One of the owners is Wesley Avila, who quit his job as a fork lift operator and went to culinary school. His first job was working with Walter Manske. He also studied at Le Centre de Formation de Alain Ducasse in Paris, France.
In the movie, Gold shares that he became a food writer by accident. His career started as a proofreader at LA Weekly after graduating from UCLA as a music major. He met Ochoa while she was at LA Weekly as the Editor-in-Chief. After their first date, Gold was smitten and sent her a dozen roses. Soon he wrote about the LA music scene, and later the culinary landscape in Los Angeles.
His passion for food began enjoying various dishes at Junior's Deli on Westwood Blvd. While a student at UCLA, he worked for Steven Speilberg's mother, Leah Adler, in her upscale Kosher restaurant Milky Way, located in the Jewish section of Pico Blvd. He developed a fascination in discovering every restaurant on the street from mid-city to Santa Monica.
Gold believes the fault lines of Los Angeles are where you find beautiful things about the city. He is an adventurous eater exploring tiny family owned restaurants in strip malls in Boyle Heights, East Hollywood, Thai Town and Koreatown. He tries spicy Thai plates at Jitlada, savory Ethiopian cuisine at Meals by Genet and exotic Sichuan specialities at Chengdu Taste. When Jonathan Gold writes a stellar review, the lines are longer, the phones ring more, and the kitchen is busy.
The movie follows a man enamored with his older pick-up truck, cruising through the streets of Los Angeles taking viewers on a field trip through a big city filled with fascinating and talented people. LA has more Koreans than any place outside of Korea. There are more Japanese than anywhere outside Japan, more Armenians, more Salvadorans and more Mexicans. All of these wonderful people create a cooking culture that is like no other in the world.
After seeing the movie, I have a new appreciation of Gold as a writer. I can picture him with a MacBook Pro on his lap staring into the screen, with his hands on the keyboard, he taps out the nuances of flavor profiles and compositions that leave his readers salivating.
You too can see a screening of 'City of Gold' with L.A. Times columnist Jonathan Gold. He will be at the Wine Bar at the Landmark Theaters Westside Pavilion on March 14 with a reception at 6 p.m. Money raised for the event will go to the nonprofit Careers through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP) Los Angeles. C-CAP Los Angeles provides food service career opportunities and culinary arts education for underserved youth.
Gold and the film's director Laura Gabbert partnered with C-CAP Los Angeles to raise awareness and funding.
At the reception there will be tastings from The Wine Exchange and beer from El Segundo Brewery. Some of Gold's favorite foods will be served, including sliders from West Coast Prime Meats and pork tostadas from Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken's Border Grill. Crudités and fruit from Melissa's Produce, and an oyster bar, courtesy of Michael Cimarusti's new Cape Seafood and Provisions. Spago desserts will be on display to enjoy before the screening.
The movie screens at 7:30 p.m. with gourmet popcorn by chef Sherry Yard. After the film, KCRW Good Food's Evan Kleiman will moderate a question and answer session with Gold and Gabbert.
The venue is at 10850 West Pico Blvd. Tickets are $101 and can be purchased by visiting ccapinc.org. Call (213)542-1941 for more information.
Author: Jill Weinlein - Travel and Restaurant Reviewer
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Author Jill Weinlein - Travel and Restaurant ReviewerPosted on March 12, 2016 March 13, 2016 Categories City of Gold, movie screeningTags City of Gold, Jonathan Gold, Laura Gabbert, Laurie Ochoa
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