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PUBLISHED: 15:59 23 August 2007 | UPDATED: 12:46 04 May 2010
Students opening their GCSE results at Soham Village College
RECORDS were set in East Cambridgeshire schools, when the GCSE results were released today. The results were in line scores across England, Northern Ireland and Wales, where More than 600,000 students have received results, almost one in five of which we
RECORDS were set in East Cambridgeshire schools, when the GCSE results were released today.
The results were in line scores across England, Northern Ireland and Wales, where
More than 600,000 students have received results, almost one in five of which were an A* or A.
Soham Village College students achieved the best set of GCSE results in the school's history.
Nineteen students achieved 10 or more GCSEs at A* or A grade and three - Alice Taylor, Emmanuelle Fowler and Gabrielle Letimier - scored one of the top five marks in the country in English Literature.
The school's highest performers were Stephen Eddison, Ben Chambers, Alex Mitchell, Emma Logan, Michael Lee, Abigail Durrant and Katherine Dunkley who each gained at least 12 GCSEs each with a grade A or A*.
Seventy three per cent of students achieved at least five GCSEs at A* to C and 99 per cent gained at least five GCSEs at A* to G.
Principal, Dr Carin Taylor, said: We are delighted by the results achieved by our students this year. Such outstanding results are testimony to the motivation and ability of our young people, the support of their families and the dedication of our staff at Soham Village College, all of whom worked very hard.
"Students of all abilities achieved well. Twenty per cent of all GCSEs at Soham were awarded at A or A* grade. Strong results in Mathematics and English mean that an exceptional number of students have good passes in core as well as their other subjects. We are so pleased that all our students have such a strong foundation for the next stage of their education and training and congratulate them all on this achievement."
Chair of Governors, Mrs Nicola Close, said: "This is yet again an excellent set of results for Soham. All praise to students and staff."
More than 44 per cent of all GCSE examinations taken by King's School Ely pupils were graded A or A* with one in eight passing 10 or more subjects with these top grades.
Top achiever was Maia Tanner with 13 A grades, including 10 A*. Anna Coleridge achieved 12 A grade passes including seven A* and Georgina Cuckston achieved 12 straight As and five at A*. There were 11 As, 10 of them A*, for Adam Reckless and 11 for Farrel Grey, five of which were A*. There were 11 As, including six A*, for Reggie Chamberlain-King who also got one B and a C.
Between them, twins Natasha and Alex Calder celebrated a total of 23 passes. Alex got four A*, seven As and a B and Natasha got six A* and five As.
Overall, per cent of passes were graded A* to C at the school and 99 per cent of pupils achieved five or more passes.
There was a100 per cent pass rate at the school.
Head, Sue Freestone, said: "GCSEs represent the first opportunity for young people to prove themselves in a currency that is nationally recognised. King's students have done very well this year and their results are well deserved."
The GCSE results follow a similarly successful set of A-level results with 80 per cent of passes were graded A to C.
A record 53 per cent of results were graded A* to C and there was a 95 per cent pass rate at City of Ely Community College.
Principal Ian Gartshore said: "The results were particularly good in business and ICT, which reflects the college's specialist status.
"This excellent set of results is thanks to a huge effort on the part of pupils and staff. "We do a lot of mentoring here. There's no more study leave, we keep pupils studying and revising in school right up to their exams and did a revision school over Easter. "Several members of staff give up their time to help and monitor students' progress out of hours under the mentoring scheme, supported by our mentoring manger, Danielle Gott. There are five or six people that come in from the community to help out too, and we're always willing to welcome a few extra mentors, subject to Criminal Records Bureau checks.
Anna Cachapa, originally from Portugal, came to pick up her string of As with her parents.
"Five years ago, before I came over here, I couldn't even speak English, she said, and now I've got an A in English Literature."
Anna has also passed her AS Level Portuguese with flying colours and will go on to study Geography, German, French and Spanish at Hills Road Sixth Form College.
Natalie Prince achieved seven As and is following a family tradition set by her maths teacher mother, studying for A-levels in Maths, Economics, Accountancy and History.
Air cadet Ben Montgomery was thrilled with his seven As, two A*s and Distinction in ICT. He took GCSE Maths last year and will carry on the subject at Hills Road Sixth Form College with A levels in Double Maths, History, Chemistry and Physics.
Despite high-flying students heading for Hills Road Sixth Form College in Cambridge, many are staying to continue their studies at City of Ely Sixth Form College. Lucy Fell got the grades to get into Hills Road but prefers to stay: "I love it here."
Jamie Roberts put his success down to a lucky teabag which he had on his desk all through exams.
"Even though I had the teabag to help me along I did much better than I thought," he said. But the teabag was not the same lucky one he had during the exams. "I thought it had gone off so this is a fresh one." Jamie got 4As and 4A*s and will study Art, Business Studies, Government and Politics, and Maths.


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Second Restoration - 2005/2010
Quotations were sort for the second boiler overhaul, with costs obviously a prerequisite, several boiler restoration experts were contacted, which after various meetings 26B started an association in North Wales with the Llangollen Railway.
The boiler overhaul was negotiated and agreed upon, being undertaken on site within their own workshops, with the main body of the loco remaining at the E.L.R. workshops.
During this second restoration, because of the previous costs involved in repairing the wheelsets and downtime etc., 26B now only had limited funds available so concentrating mainly on the boiler overhaul was the main priority, therefore this restoration was more of a boiler overhaul as opposed to a full general restoration.
Due to the existing boiler work commitments that Llangollen already had, together with a limited budget, the second boiler restoration took about five years to complete.
The work was eventually finished, a new ten-year certificate issued, and the boiler was returned to the E.L.R. Once back reassembly gathered pace quickly, being reunited with great relief returning to the frames during 2010.
After reassembly a fire was lit again, and once more she became a working steam loco, taking her first movements again for five years in the Baron Street Railway yard.
Although there were inevitable leaky gaskets, with steam appearing from places it's not supposed to, and other matters to attend to as well, she became ready to re-enter service.
Nothing ever appears to be simple when restoring a steam loco, but it is very satisfying to see them working once more.

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Q: I'm seeing a type error I can't seem to solve when using sklearn I bet this is a simple fix for someone but I'm racking my brain and can't seem to find the answer... Let's start with my code:
    # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Spyder Editor

"""
import pandas
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split
from sklearn.tree import DecisionTreeClassifier
from sklearn.metrics import classification_report
import sklearn.metrics
import os

os.chdir("..")

# Set Display options
pandas.set_option('display.max_columns', None)
pandas.set_option('display.max_rows', None)

# Read in the Mars Crater Data
print("reading data set...")
data = pandas.read_csv('marscrater2_pds.csv', low_memory=(False))
print("cleaning data...")
data_clean = data.dropna()
data_clean['DIAM_CIRCLE_IMAGE'] = pandas.to_numeric(data_clean['DIAM_CIRCLE_IMAGE'], downcast="float")
data_clean['DEPTH_RIMFLOOR_TOPOG'] = pandas.to_numeric(data_clean['DEPTH_RIMFLOOR_TOPOG'], downcast="float")
data_clean['LATITUDE_CIRCLE_IMAGE'] = pandas.to_numeric(data_clean['LATITUDE_CIRCLE_IMAGE'], downcast="float")
data_clean['LONGITUDE_CIRCLE_IMAGE'] = pandas.to_numeric(data_clean['LONGITUDE_CIRCLE_IMAGE'], downcast="float")
data_clean['NUMBER_LAYERS'] = pandas.to_numeric(data_clean['NUMBER_LAYERS'], downcast="integer")

print("analysing data types...")
data_clean.dtypes
data_clean.describe()

print("setting predictors...")
predictors = data_clean[['LATITUDE_CIRCLE_IMAGE', 'LONGITUDE_CIRCLE_IMAGE',
                         'DIAM_CIRCLE_IMAGE', 'NUMBER_LAYERS']]

print("setting target(s)...")
targets = data_clean["DEPTH_RIMFLOOR_TOPOG"]

print("setting test splits...")
pred_train, pred_test, tar_train, tar_test = train_test_split(predictors, targets, test_size=0.4)

print("shaping test splits...")
pred_train.shape
pred_test.shape
tar_train.shape
tar_test.shape

print("setting classifier...")
classifier=DecisionTreeClassifier()
classifier=classifier.fit(pred_train, tar_train)

print("setting up prediction...")
predictions=classifier.predict(pred_test)
print("building model...")
sklearn.metrics.confusion_matrix(tar_test,predictions)

.. I am getting the following error:

runfile('C:/Users//Documents/Training/IT Nano - Data
Analyst/Machine Learning/ML (Week 1).py',
wdir='C:/Users//Documents/Training/IT Nano - Data
Analyst/Machine Learning') reading data set... cleaning data...
analysing data types... setting predictors... setting target(s)...
setting test splits... shaping test splits... setting classifier...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users<username>\Documents\Training\IT Nano - Data
Analyst\Machine Learning\ML (Week 1).py", line 58, in
classifier=classifier.fit(pred_train, tar_train)
File
"C:\Users<username>\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\sklearn\tree_classes.py",
line 890, in fit
super().fit(
File
"C:\Users<username>\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\sklearn\tree_classes.py",
line 181, in fit
check_classification_targets(y)
File
"C:\Users<username>\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\sklearn\utils\multiclass.py",
line 172, in check_classification_targets
raise ValueError("Unknown label type: %r" % y_type)
ValueError: Unknown label type: 'continuous'

A: Point is that your target variable is made of floats (from which label type continuous that you can see on your error traceback).

'continuous': y is an array-like of floats that are not all integers, and is 1d or a column vector.

A continuous label type is forbidden for general classification tasks as you can see here.
Roughly speaking, for it to work you need to have a target of binary type for binary classification problems, of multiclass/multiclass-multioutput/multilabel-indicator type for multiclass-multilabel classification problems. I would suggest to have a look here to have an overview of the possible types of targets.

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As everybody has noticed, FDA finalized its guidance on Mobile Medical Applications earlier this week. We blogged on the draft version here.
The final guidance is similar to the draft guidance – but with improved clarity. Hence, it has expanded from 29 to 43 pages. Most of the additional pages are appendices with examples and other supplementary information. This guidance is sensible and well written.
This general approach makes sense, because FDA and industry both have limited resources, so it is realistic to apply the expensive and burdensome FDA regulatory system only to mobile apps that pose a significant risk to patients. In technical regulatory terms, this approach is known as getting the most bang for the buck.
Platform products without medical device claims.
Third party app distributors who do not develop apps.
Providers of general development tools and hardware/software infrastructure.
Licensed practitioners who develop their own apps for their own use.
Mobile apps developed solely for non-clinical research, teaching or analysis and not introduced into commercial distribution.
Mobile apps that are essential e copies of medical textbooks and reference material.
Mobile apps used for provider or patient medical training and education.
Mobile apps used to automate operations in a healthcare setting and not for use in the diagnosis or treatment of disease.
Mobile apps that help patients self-manage their disease or conditions without providing specific treatment suggestions.
Mobile apps that provide simple tools for patients to organize and track health information.
Mobile apps that provide easy access to information related to patients' health conditions or treatments.
Mobile apps that automate simple tasks for health care providers.
Mobile apps that enable patients or providers to interact with electronic health records ("EHRs").
Mobile apps that help patients diagnosed with psychiatric conditions.
Mobile apps that use patient characteristics to provide patient specific screening, counseling and preventive recommendations from well known and established authorities.
Mobile apps that remind patients about pre determined dosing schedules (medication reminders).
The last example is especially welcome. For a number of years, FDA has been actively regulating medical reminders under 21 C.F.R. § 890.5050 (product code NXQ). The active regulation of these products has created a headache for developers of health and wellness coaching apps, who risked device regulation by including this useful and low risk functionality in their products. FDA's decision to exercise enforcement discretion here is wise, and consistent with the overall approach of this guidance.
Mobile apps that connect to medical devices to control them or to display, store, analyze or transmit patient specific medical device data.
Mobile apps that transform a mobile platform with device functionality by using attachments, display screens, or sensors.
Mobile apps that perform patient specific analysis and provide patient specific diagnosis or treatment recommendations.
This last type of mobile medical app looks very much like clinical decision support software ("CDSS"). However, FDA expressly says that this guidance does not address CDSS. FDA is expected to issue a draft guidance on that topic in the near future.
At the same time, it would be odd for FDA to regulate a particular CDSS functionality if provided via mobile app but not if it is on some other platform. That is especially true because FDA goes out of its way to say in this guidance that its oversight approach to mobile apps is focused on functionality and not platform.
Most likely, the CDSS draft guidance will take a similar approach to the mobile medical apps guidance, subjecting CDSS software with higher risk functionality to regulation while specifying CDSS functionality that is unregulated or under enforcement discretion. This upcoming guidance will probably apply to CDSS functionality on any platform, mobile or not.
In this guidance, FDA provides only a few examples of mobile apps providing diagnosis or treatment recommendations that will be regulated. The examples are: apps that use patient specific parameters to calculate dosage or create dosage plans for radiation therapy; Computer Aided Detection ("CAD") software; image processing software; radiation therapy treatment planning software.
These apps are all examples of what FDA describes as "mobile apps that perform sophisticated analysis or interpret data (electronically collected or manually entered) from another medical device" (p. 15). Unfortunately, FDA does not provide examples of mobile CDSS apps that are not regulated. We will probably need to wait for the overall CDSS guidance to more fully clarify what mobile CDSS functionality will or will not be regulated.
The awkwardness here is probably due to the fact that FDA geared up development of a guidance for mobile apps before discovering, as the software industry developed, that the focus really needs to be on functionality rather than type of platform. For anyone who needs to predict the likely regulatory status of stand alone software that is not a mobile app, this guidance should still be a valuable tool. It is a fair inference that much of the substance here applies when the same type of functionality is placed on a non-mobile platform.
Finally, if a mobile app falls within one of the mobile medical app categories, that is only the beginning of the analysis. The next step will be to determine its classification (Class I, II or III), because that will drive the determination of what regulatory requirements apply. This guidance does not directly address the determination of regulatory classification.


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For a dynamic promo package for Science Channel's "Space Week," motion504 was tasked by film production and motion design company Mrs. K to create compelling graphics and animation. The result: an homage to the memorable retro graphics of arcade video games.
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Sister Spotlight: Eva Hooker remembers nontraditional path to sisterhood
Mary Mansfield | Friday, October 4, 2019
Editor's Note: Sister Spotlight is an effort by the Saint Mary's News Department to shed light on the shared experience of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross and Saint Mary's College students. We will be sharing the mission and stories of the sisters in an on-going series.
Sister Eva Hooker, an English professor at Saint Mary's, has been a Sister of the Holy Cross for 60 years. She entered the community of the Congregation of the Holy Cross after her sophomore year of college and, apart from a 20-year teaching position in Minnesota, has remained at Saint Mary's ever since. However, her path to the convent was by no means traditional, she said.
"For one thing, my family was Protestant," Hooker said. "My father worked for the government and was often on assignment out of the country, so my sister and I went to a Lutheran boarding school. My mother became Catholic because she had an emergency and the hospital was Catholic. The priest visited her and one thing led to another."
Both of Hooker's parents were baptized while she was in high school, and she said she was allowed to choose if she would enter the Church.
"The priest who was guiding my parents was very wise," she said. "He said that because my sister and I were teenagers, my parents couldn't just force us into the Church. It was his suggestion that they put us in Catholic school. So we changed to Holy Cross Academy in Washington D.C.. I had to study religion just like everyone else, and I got hooked. I got baptized my senior year of high school, and my sister did, too."
Hooker said she first came in contact with the Sisters of the Holy Cross at Holy Cross Academy, and when she applied to college, she decided to go to Saint Mary's.
"My parents wanted me to go to a Catholic college and there were three very good Catholic colleges at the time — Trinity College, Manhattanville College and Saint Mary's College," she said. "I was already in Washington, so I didn't want to go to Trinity. Manhattanville had just moved its campus, and I was wondering where all the boys were going to be. Well, I was told that everyone just goes down to New York, and I knew I wasn't going to have the money to do that, so I scratched that option off. Saint Mary's gave me a full scholarship to attend, and that made a huge difference. I still have Sr. Madaleva [Wolff]'s letter."
It was at Saint Mary's that Hooker furthered her relationship with the Sisters of the Holy Cross and ultimately found her vocation, she said.
"The sisters who worked in the college at the time — there were lots of them — were the most vibrant, intellectual women I had ever met," Hooker said. "I just wanted to be like them. I had them as real examples of the kind of teacher, sister and scholar that I wanted to be. They were active politically, they read everything, they loved art, they came up to Chicago for different things — their lives were full of 20th-century culture."
However, her path to the convent was not without obstacles, she said.
"I had fallen in love with a young man from Notre Dame, and we had really thought about marriage," Hooker said. "The thing that I really worried about was whether I was going to regret not marrying and having children. That was the piece. I think the sisters got wind of all this because the next thing I knew, Mother Rose Elizabeth, head of the Congregation at that time, sent me a note inviting me to come have a talk with her. I went in fear and trembling not knowing what to think. She was very charming. She really talked with me about religious life and presented it in a very positive way. Then, I don't know why, I decided that I want to enter now. So I made that decision the spring of my sophomore year and entered the convent that fall."
While in formation, Hooker finished her degree in English from the College, went on to receive a Master's degree in English from Notre Dame and later earned a Ph.D., also in English.
Hooker said the intellectual vigor of the sisters that originally attracted her to the College, and which she tried to emulate today as a professor, ultimately stems from what she perceives as Wolff's vision.
"She was amazing," Hooker said. "She was charming. You had a real sense of her intellectual power and she was a real example, along with the other wonderful teachers, of commitment to the intellectual life and to having an intellectual life that is woven with a spiritual life. And that's no small task. I've been very fortunate to be able to become that person whom I dreamed of becoming, a sister who taught in college and loved a particular discipline."
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Yes this makes sense to me. Just to clarify though do SHOULD rules fall into the OPTIONAL category?
There are 10 keywords that are 'recommended' for use when describing information in the spec do we plan on adding flags for any additional keywords?
What is the exact mapping?
I think the first five (MUST, MUST NOT, REQUIRED, SHALL, SHALL NOT) do not need flags. The remaining ones I think do but I am unsure if we want to map all of the remaining ones to the flag 'optional'. Technically all of the remaining five keywords are optional for user agents. There is nothing saying they have to follow the recommended solution though it is probably in their best interest to do so.
Personally I think SHOULD, SHOULD NOT, and RECOMMENDED are closely related and should all map to the same flag. I do not think 'rec' is the right flag for this since it can easily be confused to mean a W3C REC (Recommendation) status just like David stated. I would suggest the flag 'preferred'. The only problem I see with that flag is people will misspell it but that is true with almost any flag.
The MAY and OPTIONAL keywords, I think the flag 'optional' is fine for these. I don't see a need to separate those into separate flags.


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All town and parish councils are required to have a code of conduct for members and co-opted members of the council, and the code has to include provisions included in a model approved by the government.
All town and parish councils in Cherwell adopted a revised Code with effect from 1st June 2007, and all members and co-opted members of those councils have to sign a written undertaking that they will observe the code.
Complaints that a councillor or a co-opted member of a town or parish council in Cherwell have not followed the code of conduct may be made to the district council. Please see Code of Conduct Complaint Information for guidance about making a complaint.
Please note this relates only to complaints that the code of conduct has not been followed. General complaints about a parish council should be made to the council concerned.
The Standards Board for England has produced Guidance on the Code, and a series of brief factsheets on the Code.
One of the requirements in the codes for parish councils is for councillors to register specified "interests". The registers may be inspected at the council offices at Bodicote House, Bodicote, Banbury, Oxon OX15 4AA during normal office hours. A copy of the register may alternatively be inspected by arrangement with the Clerk to that Council – for details please see contact information on right.
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Students of MUST are currently working at some of the world's top multinationals at executive and managerial levels. According to a 2010 survey, up to 80% of MUST graduates receive a hefty pay raise and get a new job within one year of graduation.
Performing exceptionally in all kinds of roles; from managerial to presidential.
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Q: git pull form bash returns fatal : Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories) In bash, how can I say, clone the repository if directory doesn't exist and git pull if repository exist?
I have this , but it gives me fatal : Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git
Here is my script:
#!/bin/sh
DIR=~/test/repo1
if [ -d $DIR]; then
    git pull
else
    cd ~/test
    git clone git@github.com/repo
fi

A: if it exists (i.e. -d $DIR]; is true) you have to perform a changedir before you pull like so: cd $DIR.
I don't really get the git clone, shouldn't it be something with repo1 in it?


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Too often, we race to and from our destinations as though the world would stop if we paused a moment. I'm of the opinion there's nothing wrong with taking an occasional extra day for R&R, especially when traveling. I'm not talking about cheating on our expense accounts, of course. We have to pay all personal expenses ourselves; but sometimes a personal day can piggy-back nicely onto a business trip or speaking engagement.
This week, for example, I have the privilege of speaking at a retreat in Pismo Beach; so I came out a day early to hike up Bishop's Peak. My only regret is that the camera on my cell phone wasn't working and the batteries were out on my other camera; because the views and vistas were breathtaking, along with the rock formations, the boulders, and the golden California terrain.
The trail at the bottom of the mountain wound through eucalyptus groves, then across grassy balds to a goat's path that threaded through rocky passes and precipices. In some places, I had to climb over rocks and boulders to follow the path. When I finally reached the summit, colossal rocks were stacked on each other as though giants had been playing with oversized pebbles. It was like a jumbled Stonehenge, all perched on the ridge of a towering peak and with views that disappeared into the distant Pacific.
But I digress. As I was saying, there's nothing wrong with taking an occasional extra day for R&R. Try it sometime soon.


Nothing brings a family or community together like the birth of a new baby! Share your joy with County 10 readers by submitting a Birth Announcement to be featured on SageWest Health Care's new series #Littles.
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LA mayor shuts off utilities to homes holding parties during pandemic, warns about Labor Day weekend
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FILE - This Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019 file photo shows California's mountains glistening with snow behind the Los Angeles skyline and homes above a normally-brown hillside. In just a matter of weeks, a very wet winter has greatly reduced drought conditions in California as a series of storms coated mountains with heavy blankets of snow and unleashed drenching rains. The U.S. Drought Monitor reports Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019 that about a third of the state has no significant dryness and only about 10 percent of the state falls into categories of drought. (AP Photo/Damian Doverganes, File)
After threatening to shut off city utilities to homes in Los Angeles violating coronavirus pandemic public health orders, the mayor has taken action twice so far. Both houses reportedly continued to hold large gatherings or parties despite rules limiting group sizes to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
On Tuesday, Mayor Eric Garcetti authorized city employees to shut off service to a home after its owner and residents held multiple large parties. The home is in the Cahuenga Pass area, near Hollywood Hills.
https://twitter.com/MayorOfLA/status/1300905954666360832
Los Angeles police responded to the home on August 24 after reports of a large gathering, according to the LA Times, and officers posted warnings on the property. The house hosted another large gathering on Sunday. The mayor then authorized services shut off.
On August 5, Mayor Garcetti said he would authorize crews to shut off city water and power to homes that violated city rules limiting gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic.
The first home to have their utility service disconnected was on August 19 in the Hollywood Hills area. In a tweet, the mayor said the action was taken "to stop the large parties held there in flagrant violation of our public health orders."
The rental home was reportedly being used by Tik Tok stars Bryce Hall and Blake Gray, who are now facing charges. When he announced the misdemeanor charges, City Attorney Mike Feuer said he is not aware of any COVID-19 cases at the time that have been linked to their parties.
Police have left warning notices at another home after a large party this week, according to KTLA.
Garcetti and city officials are warning people to be safe and stay distant over Labor Day weekend.
"Gatherings — parties, cook-outs and the other activities we usually do with non-household members on holidays — can easily lead to increases in transmission, hospitalizations and deaths," L.A. County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer said in a statement.
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Janet Yellen, former chairman of the US Federal Reserve, expects the central bank to pause its interest-rate hikes after stockmarkets struggled to adjust to rising interest rates and heightened tensions between the United States and China.
"It makes sense to call a time-out to evaluate policy," Dr Yellen said in a panel discussion that opened the UBS Greater China Conference in Shanghai on Monday.
Dr Yellen also noted the US labour market was tight and getting tighter as Friday's strong unemployment data showed a further 312,000 jobs were added in December.
"I would anticipate that one or two rate hikes could be needed to stop the US economy overheating," she told the conference.
The comments follow remarks made by current Fed chairman Jerome Powell that he was "listening sensitively" to the message sent by the market.
The comments, interpreted as "dovish", and blockbuster unemployment data that dispelled fears of a pending recession sparked a 700-point rally in the Dow Jones Industrial Index on Friday.
The US markets rally helped spur Asian sharemarket indices on Monday as the S&P/ASX 200 index traded 1.17 per cent higher.
Mr Powell succeeded Dr Yellen last February but has fallen out with US President Donald Trump, who openly criticised the central bank's shift towards tightening monetary policy after it lifted interest rates four times last year. But weak economic data and a stockmarket slide has led interest rate markets to revise expectations that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates this year.
The key talking point among the 2800 attendees at the annual conference was heightened trade tensions between the US and China as officials of both nations meet in Beijing this week.
UBS Chairman Axel Weber says the last meeting of Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping showed they wanted an agreement on the US-China trade dispute.
"It is really setting the stage for collaboration between the economies rather than confrontation," he said at the conference.
Meanwhile, Chinese policymakers have moved to bolster the economy after growth slowed in the fourth quarter.
The former governor of the People's Bank of China, Zhou Xiaochuan, told the conference he expects "more proactive fiscal and monetary policies in these circumstances".
"We still have room for quantitative adjustment for monetary policy," Dr Zhou said. "Monetary policy will continue to support economic growth, job creation and investment.
"We hope to see better co-operation between fiscal policy and monetary policy. China is going in a good direction in a better exchange-rate policy."
Jonathan Shapiro travelled to Shanghai as a guest of UBS.


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Q: If spiral galaxies form due to perturbations, why aren't there more spiral galaxies in galaxy clusters, where interaction/perturbation is likely? I read the other article with an excellent explanation of simulation results and the mathematics behind spiral arm formation yet was left baffled by the point that the principal influence that would lead to arm formation was perturbation. That's because separately I read that spiral galaxies in galaxy clusters were exceedingly rare. Seems counterintuitive.

A: I don't think this is an entirely settled issue, but it is clear that spiral galaxies were more common in the past in higher redshift clusters. The fact that the number of gas-poor S0 (lenticular) galaxies also increases with decreasing redshift suggests that there is some transformation going on as the universe ages, associated with some sort of interaction. This idea is supported by the observation that spiral galaxies are rarer in denser clusters (e.g. Dressler 1980).
There are at least two proposed mechanisms for these transformations:
Galaxy clusters have a relatively dense intracluster medium and ram-pressure stripping when a galaxy is in the central parts of the cluster can remove gas and dust from a spiral galaxy, quenching star formation and transforming it into an S0 (e.g. D'Onofrio et al. 2015).
Another idea, originating I think with Moore et al. (1996), is that spiral galaxies transform thanks to tidal interactions and stripping, both with the cluster potential in the central regions and due to close encounters with other large galaxies - so-called "galaxy harassment".
But you are right to be somewhat confused. Spiral galaxies (or rather disk galaxies) are thought to be built up by a sequence of mergers, which might be thought to be enhanced within a cluster. The spiral structure is then brought about by density waves triggering star formation. But for a visible spiral structure to be maintained, there needs to be a supply of gas in the disk and ongoing star formation. The processes described in the previous paragraphs must remove the gas and quench the star formation effectively.


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