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Climate change, and the resulting harm to our global biodiversity, has been one of the world's most pressing challenges for decades. Creative Commons (CC) and its partners SPARC and EIFL are launching a global campaign to develop and deliver on equitable, effective messaging, strategies and tactics to empower stakeholders currently leading critical climate and biodiversity work to embed open practices and policies in their operations, and make open sharing of climate and biodiversity research the default.
CC is looking for an enthusiastic, well-organized and hardworking Campaign Manager to assist Creative Commons, our partners, and the campaign steering committee in devising, planning and creating materials for a 4-year global campaign to open climate change and biodiversity research; and then organizing, coordinating, and delivering on that detailed campaign plan.
Create a detailed 4-year plan for a global campaign to open climate change and biodiversity research.
Collect and use results from past open access research, climate and biodiversity campaigns to inform our campaign design and strategy.
Meet with project partners, the steering committee and other stakeholders to get input and feedback on campaign plan details.
Build project plans, schedules, and budgets for each campaign objective.
Design, develop and revise campaign materials and communications with stakeholders.
Write, edit and proofread copy for all campaign, public announcement and communications materials.
Oversee the design of the campaign website and keep the content updated.
Implement, maintain and monitor project plans, project schedules, and budgets for each objective. Undertake project tasks as required.
Assess campaign risks and propose changes to the campaign plan as needed.
Manage and communicate ongoing changes in tasks, goals and performance.
Prepare necessary presentation materials for meetings.
Chair and facilitate campaign meetings and distribute minutes to all campaign team members.
Document and follow up on important actions and decisions from meetings.
Facilitate communications with the steering committee.
Coordinate approximately 10 team members to keep workflow on track.
Ensure project deadlines are met.
Perform other related duties as required.
Background in science, open access research, government relations, publishing or related field of study.
No specific degree is required, but a bachelor's and/or master's degree or equivalent level of coursework, training, or on-the-job experience is preferred.
5+ year track record planning and overseeing successful public campaigns, including experience:
in leading and managing projects and teams;
communicating with diverse stakeholders, including individuals, organizations, and/or governments;
with following a campaign plan and reporting; and
with open licenses, open access research and/or open science (bonus).
Communication experience including developing messaging, identifying key audiences, creating a strategy and successful implementation.
Qualities and Abilities
Ability to persuade a non-marketing audience, such as senior level managers within an organisation, of the wisdom of proposed campaigns.
Excellent project management including time management and work organization skills.
Ability to navigate politically sensitive issues.
Strong verbal and written communication skills and presentation effectiveness.
Social media knowledge and skills.
Excellent analytical and problem solving abilities.
Demonstrated ability to work in a dynamic environment with a high degree of flexibility.
Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
Proficient technology skills (Google suite, Asana, Slack, knowledge of WordPress a plus).
Skilled at documentation management, project management and campaign design tools.
Demonstrated excellence in independent management of complex projects.
Time management skills with the ability to meet deadlines.
Experience in grant writing and grant management is a plus.
Fluent in English; second language competency a plus.
Experience in working in international teams is a plus.
We believe that diverse teams build better organizations and better services. Applications from qualified candidates from all backgrounds, including those from under-represented communities, are very welcome. Creative Commons works openly as part of a global community, guided by collaboratively developed codes of conduct and anti-harassment policies.
Work Environment and Location
Creative Commons is a fully-distributed organization with no central office. This position is in a remote working environment. This position reports to a manager in US Pacific time. You will need to be available for weekly meetings with partners in the US and Europe. You must have reasonable mobility for necessary travel (when travel is permitted), and high-speed broadband access.
Creative Commons is a leading non-profit employer, offering competitive salaries and a positive, supportive work environment. We offer a competitive compensation for this contractor position at $7,500 – $10,000 per month, commensurate with experience, relevant skills, and location. This is a grant funded position for 7 months. Further funding to support the full four-year campaign is being requested.
Please email your resume and cover letter as a single PDF to "jobs@creativecommons.org" with the subject heading of "Campaign Manager / [Last Name]." Your cover letter should: address why you are interested in this job, why you're a good fit based on the requirements and responsibilities, and answer the question "Why do you think open access to climate science and biodiversity research is important?". No phone calls, please. No recruiters.
Application deadline January 4, 2022.
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27 – 30 September 2017 saw the leading international exhibition in South Africa for the automotive service industry, the AutoMechanika Trade Fair Show, take place at the Johannesburg Expo Centre.
Reifen, an informative exhibition for the tyre sector in addition to the various areas of garage equipment and tools for the tyre sector.
AutoMechanika Trade shows are unique in that they network through a series of 17 events across 15 countries, bringing their wide range of innovative automotive products to around 20 000 international exhibitors and over 600 000 delegates and visitors, making use a network that includes about 120 different trade associations. The AutoMechanika Trade shows are supported by all the major role players and pioneers in the automotive industry, dealership trade and maintenance and repair enterprise sectors.
This year Extruct Exhibition was very excited to be contracted to custom design and construct the exhibition stand for the ADR Group of Companies.
The ADR Group, which is based in Indonesia, is a collection of companies which focuses its business enterprises on the production and distribution of automotive components. They have four business divisions: Automotive Components, Agro, Property and Investment.
For this year's AutoMechanika, Extruct Exhibition constructed the ADR Group exhibition stand which could be found in hall 5 of the very versatile and delegate friendly Johannesburg Expo Centre. Moreover, this stand is once again a great example of the service that Extruct Exhibition strives to deliver to our local and international clients.
The ADR Group exhibition stand was custom built and designed by our professional team to not only be memorable to the thousands of delegates and visitors, but to also to be a visual guidepost amongst the numerous stands spread out over the 4 interior halls and outdoor exhibition spaces.
This bigger than average stand was custom constructed without using a standard sized shell scheme and incorporated all the stand aspects that the client required. Clever design and consideration of the limited space available were incorporated to ensure that the ARB Group exhibition stand not only had needed storage space, but also had enough display capacity for their various large showcase pieces. We were also able to ensure that the wall areas were used optimally to ensure that there was ample opportunity for utilizing digital media together with well placed logo designs and advertising.
Furthermore, this customized construction stand was accessible from multiple angles and also provided comfortable seating arrangement to facilitate productive networking while still having the appearance of being uncluttered and spacious.
Extruct Exhibition prides itself on its attention to detail and we not only created a stand that was professionally constructed, but also ensured that every aspect, ranging from the walls to the floor to the overhead fixtures, was meticulously planned according to what our client's requirement for this exhibition were.


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HIFF 2014: A Focus on Chinese Cinema
The history of mainland Chinese cinema is as deep and diverse as the country itself, from the glorious silent melodramas to the visually exquisite films of Fifth Generation filmmakers to today's crop of big-budget spectacles and provocative independent films. This year, we're thrilled to highlight the best in contemporary mainland cinema with our Focus on Chinese Cinema sidebar.
Be sure to join us for the US Premiere of Coming Home, directed by master filmmaker Zhang Yimou (Hero, Raise the Red Lantern) and starring his long-time muse Gong Li (Memoirs of a Geisha, Miami Vice). Following the screening stay for the special panel on the changing cinematic climate in China with Jeff Sharp, President/CEO of Story Mining & Supply Co., Jonathan Landreth, media and entertainment reporter for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and more; Anne Chaisson, Executive Director of Hamptons International Film Festival, and La Frances Hui, curator at Asia Society New York.
U.S. Premiere
Director: Zhang Yimou
Lu Yanshi (Chen Daoming) and Feng Wanyu (Gong Li) are a devoted couple forced to separate when Lu is arrested and sent to a labor camp as a political prisoner, just as his wife is injured in an accident. Released during the last days of the Cultural Revolution, he finally returns home only to find that his beloved wife has amnesia and remembers little of her past. Unable to recognize Lu, she patiently waits for her husband's return. A stranger alone in the heart of his broken family, Lu Yanshi determines to resurrect their past together and reawaken his wife's memory.
Director: Wang Chao
A reconstructed family in an industrial Chinese city. When the father's hospitalizations become increasingly frequent and expensive, the entire family is turned upside down. The mother piles on odd jobs and struggles to make ends meet, the older sister decides to work in a bar in secret and Lin, the little brother, stigmatized by his father's illness and rejected by his classmates escapes into a dream world, a world of fantasy.
RED AMNESIA
Director: Wang Xiaoshuai
Deng is a stubborn retired widow who spends her days caring about her two grown up sons and her elderly mother, despite her family efforts to stop her. But her daily routine starts derailing when she keeps receiving anonymous calls. What's happening to her? Who could have anything against her? Even her husband's ghost doesn't seem to know…
BUTTER LAMP
Director: Hu Wei
In this short film, a photographer weaves unique links among nomadic families creating a rich tapestry of the past, present and future.
New York Premiere
Director: Ting Song
In this short film, a good son in rural China attempts to help his father who suffers from Alzheimer's.

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Q: removing all desktop environments installed and get a new one I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 and had gnome initially. I Tried Ubuntu studio. Now I don't like that either. How do I remove all the existing environments and get a new environment? And any suggestions for the  environments? Im looking for something with a good UI.

A: If you do it like this I would suggest a re-install. And next time use a container (a Ubuntu installed in virtualbox or vmware) to play with desktops and not the system to actually use. Removing a container is easy. Restoring an OS is also possible but artifacts (configuration files or settings) might remain. Less hassle to just re-install.

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British Columbia is home to over 300 magazines, representing a broad diversity of publications, ranging from small to large, literary to lifestyle, leisure to arts and culture, news, business, and special interest magazines featuring the unique culture of Pacific Northwest lifestyle and culture. Discover and revisit some of our favourite magazines:
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For over forty years, The Capilano Review has supported and been sustained by a vibrant community of readers, writers, and artists interested in experimentation in writing and art.
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EVENT publishes fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction and literary reviews.
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Tackling Britain's silent health crisis
|In Health
|By Danny Bowman
Irrespective of who wins on 8 June, Britain's next Prime Minister will be confronted with one of the foremost public health issues in a generation, says Danny Bowman.
It's estimated mental health will affect a quarter of the UK's population at some point during their lives. Despite this, healthcare provision for affective disorders is woefully lacking. As Theresa May herself has highlighted, mental illness has been a 'hidden injustice' in our country for decades, shrouded in stigma and disregarded as a secondary issue to physical health. Rightly, she's noted that it is an issue that strikes at the very core of the values and beliefs of our society.
But it is an issue with a quantitative impact on our country too. Over the past three years the number of unexpected patient deaths reported by mental health trust in England has risen by half. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) estimates that mental illness costs the UK around 4.5 per cent of GDP in lost working days, reduced productivity and higher benefits spending.
It's clear that to tackle mental illness in the UK a radical overhaul is needed.
First, Theresa May needs to look at her approach to mental health within the NHS, which is regularly the subject of cuts to frontline services, which culminates in longer waiting times. New analysis from the Health Foundation suggests mental illness trust budgets have been cut by £150 million, even though the need for mental health provision is rising.
Secondly, the Government needs to ensure the money allocated for the treatment of mental illness is delivered. Data from Young Minds showed that half of all Clinical Commissioning Groups were using money specifically for mental health to fill gaps in other areas.
Theresa May should ring fence all money assigned to mental health, so Clinical Commissioning Groups can't use it for other means. On the issue of funding mental health provision the Westminster based think tank Parliament Street sets out in a forthcoming policy paper, the Government should setup an invest to save model that would see short term investment leading to long term savings. If you invest in frontline mental health services now you will see fewer people needing further treatment in the future, thus saving money for the taxpayer.
There are other public services feeling the pain due to lack of investment in mental health care; research conducted by Parliament Street in February showed the police were dealing with more than 300,000 incidents where mental health was a factor, which uses up precious resources and costing the taxpayer more money.
The second hurdle Britain's prospective Prime Minister needs to address is the reduction in life chances and life expectancy for people suffering from mental illness. An alarming number of people suffering from mental illness end up out of education, on welfare or in prison. Recent research by the OECD found that up to 370,000 people move onto disability benefit every year with the leading cause being mental ill-health, costing the economy a substantial amount of money. Theresa May must address the soring number of inmates in in our country's prisons suffering from mental health problems and the prevalence of suicide attempts with figures from the prison reform trust showing that 46 per cent of female prisoners in UK prisons have tried to take their own life at some time in their lives compared to 21 per cent for male prisoners. It is even more shocking that figures from the Ministry of Justice showed there had been 119 self-inflicted deaths in prisons in England and Wales just in 2016 alone. According to Young Minds 95 per cent of young offenders have a diagnosable mental health problem which illustrates how untreated mental illness can lead to a reduction in life chances.
These points emphasise the key areas the if elected Theresa May needs to target. Inevitably, it often goes back to the argument for investing in frontline mental health services with an 'invest to save model'. If people were to be fast tracked for treatment for their mental health problem they would be less likely to drop out of education, less likely to end up on welfare, less likely to end up in prison and less likely to take their own life which would save large amounts of money for the taxpayer and save lives too.
The final issue, and arguably the most important issue Mrs May will have to address is the considerable cost mental illness imposes on the economy. The Centre for Mental Health estimate the annual economic and social cost of mental illness at £105 billion annually. Again, this shows how early investment can have a significant impact on cost reductions further down the line.
To show her commitment to tackling mental illness and to help drive through the required change, Theresa May should appoint a dedicated position of Minister for Mental Health within her new administration.
Mental illness affects every part of our society and it is of paramount importance that in the upcoming general election and all political parties promote a modernised, forward looking '21st century approach to mental health' but if the polls are right then special emphasis must be put on Theresa May outlining her plan for mental health as soon as possible.
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Danny Bowman is a leading mental health campaigner who has appeared on television, radio and in magazines around the world.
He is Mental Health Spokesperson at leading think tank, Parliament Street. In 2016 he was the author of the think tank's report into Mental Health and Social Media.
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Democratic nominee for open state House seat accused of rape (UPDATED)
DeAngelo Jelks, the Democratic nominee to fill an open state House seat in Hamilton County, has been accused of rape during his campaign, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reports.
Jelks, 40, resigned as vice chair of the Hamilton County Democratic Party after a rape report was filed with the Chattanooga Police Department on Sunday. Jelks declined to comment when the newspaper visited his home on Monday.
UPDATE: Jelks admitted to having an affair, but denied the rape allegation, the newspaper reports, calling it "a consensual yet inappropriate relationship."
City Council member Demetrus Coonrod said she was contacted by the alleged victim last week. Coonrod said she did not previously know the woman who had worked with Jelks during the campaign.
"I told her the only real way we can do anything is if she comes forward and goes to the police," Coonrod told the paper. "So she went Sunday and met with a detective at the Family Justice Center and got a DNA swab."
The election to serve the remainder of the term of the late Rep. Mike Carter (R-Ooltewah) is Tuesday. Jelks was unopposed in the Democratic primary, as was the Republican nominee Greg Vital.
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This past year was great: I got married and we had a great year together. I'm looking forward to all the years to come as we continue to build our life together.
Here in New York City, It looks like we'll have the Usual Million or so people in Times Square. Since the weather is supposed to be Rain and Snow, I hope their all dressed warmly.
In years past, I used to dress up and go to big organized parties for New Years Eve, but for the last three years, I like to go to a friends place and celebrate with people I know. Tonite, we'll be at my Best Man's place celebrating the New Year with old and new friends.
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Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool have a fight on their hands just to qualify for the Champions League this season before he can even think about a title defence. Sunday's goalless draw at home to Premier League leaders Manchester United, together with wins for Leicester and Manchester City, left Liverpool fourth in the table. A series of injuries to key defenders, most notably to Virgil van Dijk, has disrupted Liverpool's season, but they are also...
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Hours after leaving his role as England women's manager, Phil Neville was unveiled Monday as the coach of Inter Miami, the Major League Soccer club co-owned by former England and Manchester United team-mate David Beckham. "I've known Phil since we were both teenagers at the Manchester United Academy," said Beckham.
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My Life, My Future - Evaluation of Down's Syndrome Scotland Life Story Project
Watchman K & Mattheys K (2019) My Life, My Future - Evaluation of Down's Syndrome Scotland Life Story Project . Down's Syndrome Scotland / RS MacDonald Charitable trust. Stirling.
Background My Life My Future project was developed and delivered by Down's Syndrome Scotland as an enjoyable family activity with the aim of producing an output that can serve as a valuable communication tool now and in the future. Life story work is a person‐centred approach which enables an individual to focus on their past, present and future by collating images, audio or other types of memorabilia. Aim The aim of the evaluation was to identify short-term outcomes (one-year duration of My Life My Future) among fourteen participating families, and to consider implications for medium- and longer-term planning beyond one year. Evaluation design and methods The University of Stirling research team developed a logic model to focus on and visually represent the short-term (one-year) outcomes of the evaluation. Data collection methods were: pre- and post-project family interviews, pre- and post-completion of Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale, pre- and post-completion of Personal Wellbeing Index – Intellectual Disability (PWI-ID) and semi-structured interviews with two project workers and two volunteers. Findings Recognising that people who took part were all able to communicate verbally and that the level of available support was high, there were clear benefits for the families who took part. No significant changes were evidenced in the wellbeing of participants, which remained high over the course of the year. Five themes were identified relating to either the process or outcomes of life story work: - format of life story - increased social interaction - future planning - responding to loss and difficult life events - ownership and affirmation of life story Early concerns from parents and siblings about ownership of the life story work reduced as people with Down's syndrome became more confident and knowledgeable. The value of support staff being involved in the ongoing development of life story work was recognised although questions were raised about how far this was happening in practice. Unexpected outcomes arose for parents who themselves reflected on their own past and in particular what they had been told about their child at birth, compared to the achievements and progress made in reality. A further unexpected outcome was the increase in positive engagement around bereavement and loss. At the beginning of the project many families were concerned about re-visiting upsetting memories of people who had died, yet by the end most spoke of how helpful it had been to include these memories, both happy and sad. Conclusions My Life My Future was reported to be an enjoyable and beneficial project for the members of Down's Syndrome Scotland who took part. The potential is evident for individuals with Down's syndrome to be at the centre of future planning or transitions through ownership of a tool that (with permission) identifies what is important to them. Both families and paid staff have a key role to play in achieving a longer-term outcome of supporting members of Down's Syndrome Scotland to continue or begin life story work in an appropriate format.
R S Macdonald Charitable Trust
Dr Karen Watchman
Senior Lecturer, Health Sciences Stirling
Ageing and Dementia
Enhancing Self-Care Research Group


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Tour Blog 2018
Soft Machine release "Live at The Baked Potato"
In 2018 SOFT MACHINE released their first studio album in 37 years called Hidden Details. In support of this widely acclaimed and heralded album, John Etheridge (electric guitar), Roy Babbington (bass guitar), John Marshall (drums) and I (saxophones, flute, Fender Rhodes piano) toured the world during 2018 and 2019. A live album from this extensive tour, recorded at The Baked Potato, Los Angeles, USA on 1 February 2019, will be out as a deluxe 180 grams coloured vinyl only release on Tonefloat from 20 March 2020. The double album contains twelve tracks across three side with a specially etched side four. Order directly here, and for those that are not into the vinyl fetish, stay tuned, and who knows it might come out one day in HD Digital and CD format.
Soft Machine - "Live at The Baked Potato" (2LP) is released on Tonefloat records March 2020
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RECREATION AND LEISURE. Leisure being a relative luxury in a pioneer community such as early Cleveland, recreation was largely an impromptu, catch-as-catch-can activity. The average national workday of 11 hours no doubt was even higher for many in the frontier milieu of the WESTERN RESERVE. Nevertheless, practically the entire population took a break on 4 July 1801 for the town's first recorded social event, a "grand Ball" given in LORENZO CARTER's cabin. Thirteen years later, a similar gathering in the cabin of the Rev. Stephen Peet featured dramatic readings and dialogues. According to one local historian, popular recreational activities for adults in the 1830s included picnics, berry-picking socials, and square dances, while children played such games as marbles, shinny, and pom-pom pullaway. The entire community gathered together for corn-huskings, house-raisings, and wood-chopping contests.
As the village of Cleveland grew into the city of Cleveland, individuals began to organize for recreational purposes. Sharpshooting was a practical skill as well as a recreational outlet, and a Nimrod Assn. was formed in 1830 to engage in target practice and trial hunts. Lectures became an indoors fixture, with a Cleveland Forum organized the same year to debate such questions as "Is Love a Stronger Passion than Hatred?" and "Ought the U.S. to Lay a Tax on Unmarried Men Over the Age of Thirty Years?" Naturalist JARED P. KIRTLAND presided over the first meeting of the Cleveland Horticultural Society, which was called to order in 1844. Sabbath observance was largely a matter of individual conscience; while some complained that saloons conducted a land-office business on Sundays, the first attempt to publish a Sunday newspaper failed in 1857 (see CLEVELAND DAILY REVIEW). Local government remained largely neutral on the Sunday question and a prohibitive tax on theaters was repealed shortly after its passage in 1854. In 1857 the city fenced in PUBLIC SQUARE to provide a central park, but business opposition forced its reopening to through traffic a decade later (see FENCE WAR OF PUBLIC SQUARE).
Industrial growth during the CIVIL WAR brought great fortunes to the city's business leaders and propelled the overall population beyond a quarter million by 1890. The wealthy classes found recreational outlets in the "sport of kings," patronizing the GLENVILLE RACE TRACK as early as 1870. During the winters the "first families" attracted spectators into the thousands to witness their sleighing races down the appropriately named "Millionaires' Row" of EUCLID AVE. GOLF was introduced to Cleveland by industrialist SAMUEL MATHER in 1895, though the city's most famous golf course was the private one laid out by JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER ca. 1900 at his FOREST HILL estate.
Recreational outlets for the working classes also increased as the average national working day fell to 10 hrs. by 1888. BASEBALL arrived in 1865 with the formation of the FOREST CITY BASEBALL CLUB, which turned professional 4 years later. The annual Case-Reserve FOOTBALL classic was begun in 1891 only 4 years after the local introduction of the sport on the scholastic level. Commercial recreational facilities gained in importance, best exemplified by the AMUSEMENT PARKS that sprang up at the ends of trolley lines. EUCLID BEACH opened on the east side in 1895 while PURITAS SPRINGS PARK began attracting west siders in 1898. For winter diversion, there were skating rinks such as the ELYSIUM, and the first movie theaters came along in 1903. Clevelanders continued to organize clubs to promote recreational activities such as the Cleveland Camera Club (1887; see CLEVELAND PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY) and the GARFIELD-PERRY STAMP CLUB (1890). The "Mother of all Cleveland Women's Clubs," the CLEVELAND SOROSIS SOCIETY, was launched in 1891 to study such topics as "Cultivation of Repose and Grace by Means of Relaxation."
The increase of leisure time brought down the last barriers of Sabbatarianism. GORDON PARK hosted its first Sunday concert in 1897 while Sunday professional baseball was legalized in Ohio in 1911, a year after a game in Cleveland had been halted by police to the jeers of 5,000 fans. Concern grew on the part of social agencies toward promoting "wholesome" recreational activities. The YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSN. opened the first girls' gym in 1895. Social SETTLEMENT HOUSES such as HIRAM HOUSE also appeared in the 1890s to offer recreational activities, along with educational programs for their largely immigrant, working-class constituencies. Government continued to lag behind commercial and philanthropic forces in providing recreational outlets for Cleveland's citizens prior to the 1900s. Although a Board of Park Commissioners was created in 1871 (see PARKS), it did not have a significant park to oversee until WADE PARK was acquired in 1882; a zoo was established there in 1889. During the 1890s, the system was expanded by the addition of Gordon Park on the east side, EDGEWATER PARK on the west side, and BROOKSIDE PARK on the south.
Public recreational activities were greatly accelerated during the Progressive Era administration of Mayor TOM L. JOHNSON (1901-09). "The opening of the parks to their owners—the people—the removal of restrictive signs and the establishment of outdoor sports have given the people an opportunity to play," asserted Johnson's election literature in 1909. It estimated park attendance during the previous year at 2 million, including 100,000 bathers at Gordon and Edgewater and 187,000 children at summer playgrounds. Among other park activities enumerated were 4,000 baseball games on the 64 city diamonds and 85 band concerts. Not even rowboat rentals were ignored by the populist administration, which cut the rate on park lakes from 25 to 15 cents. Johnson's successor, Mayor NEWTON D. BAKER, emulated his mentor's famous 3-cent streetcar fare slogan by opening 2 municipal dance halls in the parks at a charge of 3 cents a dance, against the going rate of a nickel. The period cumulated with the creation of the city's Division of Recreation in 1916 and the Cleveland Metropolitan Park District in 1917 (see CLEVELAND METROPARKS).
Under the auspices of the CLEVELAND FOUNDATION, a survey of the city's recreational needs was conducted during WORLD WAR I. Citing the fact that juvenile delinquency during the previous decade had increased at more than twice the rate of population growth, the authors saw great dangers lurking for youth in the city's gullies, railroad yards, and unimproved lakefront, where truants were susceptible to the baleful influence of hoboes. "It is clearly wrong to expect boys and girls to keep from delinquency if they do not see how they are to fill up their spare hours with wholesome activities that seem to them worthwhile," observed one authority. Not even the leisure activity of a select group of "wholesome citizens" were entirely satisfactory to the conductors of the survey. The Clevelanders listed their favorite spare-time pursuits as: 1) reading, 2) entertaining, 3) theater, 4) visiting, 5) movies, and 6) walking or hiking—although motoring was already in 9th place. What bothered the authorities was the "deadly dullness" of adult past-times, particularly in their lack of individuality and physical activity. "The day of individualistic, laissez-faire methods has gone, in play as in industry," concluded a survey author. "The work of the expert in play is superseding isolated home direction, just as the home has been displaced in education by institutional organization."
One of these modern experts was John H. Gourley, later eulogized as "the man who taught Cleveland to play." A former Milwaukee teacher and city athletic director, he was brought to Cleveland in 1923 by the Community Fund (see UNITED WAY SERVICES) to serve as assoc. director of the Cleveland Recreational Council. That was the year steelworkers won an 8 hr. day, heralding the 44 or 48 hr. week for most workers. Leisure had become the heritage of the common man, as Gourley was named Cleveland Recreation Commissioner by City Manager WILLIAM R. HOPKINS from 1928-32. He built the Cleveland Amateur Baseball and Athletic Assn. (see SANDLOT BASEBALL) up to 20,000 participants and instituted Class F baseball for younger boys. He was also praised for bringing Cleveland's nationality groups into the recreation program.
Two massive public works projects between the world wars signaled the commitment of local government to the promotion of recreational activities. Though built primarily to attract convention business, PUBLIC AUDITORIUM also attracted Clevelanders to such annual events as the Sportsman's Show (see AMERICAN AND CANADIAN SPORT, TRAVEL, AND OUTDOOR SHOW) and the GREATER CLEVELAND HOME AND FLOWER SHOW. Even more grandiose in conception was CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL STADIUM, completed in 1931, which became the home for diverse mass attractions ranging from professional baseball (see CLEVELAND INDIANS) to grand opera (see STADIUM OPERA CO.). "Although it was considered a part of the GROUP PLAN, such a building had not been dreamed of in 1903, when recreation was still a relatively private and small-scale activity," wrote architecture historian ERIC JOHANNESEN. Due to the Depression, leisure in the 1930s was only too abundantly available as the national work week dipped below 39 hrs. Unfortunately, annual expenditures for the city's recreation division also fell, from over $300,000 in 1928 to less than $200,000 in 1933. Some of the slack was soon taken up by the New Deal's WORKS PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION, which used unemployed workers to staff more than half the city's and 80% of the suburban recreation programs.
Following WORLD WAR II, the city's Division of Recreation more than recovered lost ground. John S. Nagy began a 40 yr. tenure as Commissioner of Recreation in 1943, and beginning in 1946 the city's recreational activities were coordinated with those of the CLEVELAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS under a Joint Recreation Board. One of Nagy's precepts was a refusal to hire anyone with an IQ of 140 or more, on the grounds that they soon became bored with the work. According to a report issued in 1948, the program had provided 371,864 total hours of supervised recreation. Among its facilities were 150 playgrounds, 18 gymnasiums, 11 pools, 77 tennis courts, a Traveling Zoo, and a Showagon. With a total attendance of 2.25 million, the sandlot baseball program had outdrawn the Cleveland Indians in 1947.
Some of these gains were lost in the urban decline of the 1960s. The program's year-round employees fell from 593 in 1969 to 134 in 1971. Though the division's physical inventory looked impressive on paper, said a PLAIN DEALER reporter, "The trouble is [the facilities] are not open when they should be, are staffed by too few persons and even those employees are not necessarily trained for their jobs." Commissioner Nagy, widely known as "Mr. Recreation," was credited with keeping parts of the program going through his ability to secure donations. Nevertheless, the Division of Recreation in the 1990s was able to report a total of 559 regular and seasonal employees operating on an annual budget of $9.6 million. The city still numbered 16 recreation centers, 41 indoor and outdoor pools, and 100 playgrounds among its recreational assets. Cleveland's SUBURBS had also developed some impressive recreational facilities and programs from CAIN PARK in CLEVELAND HTS. to a nationally recognized program in BROOKLYN.
Individual and commercial recreational activities also made a comeback in the postwar era. These ranged from the passive perusal of TELEVISION to the almost frenzied activity of the physical fitness craze. Jogging was popular enough by 1976 to support a chain of 4 jogging specialty shops in Greater Cleveland and the country's first public Nautilus weightlifting center opened that year in ROCKY RIVER. Most of the old amusement parks were long gone, but major regional theme parks were within an hour's drive at Cedar Point and Sea World. While the work week had not declined significantly from its postwar average of slightly over 40 hrs., Cleveland launched 2 large-scale capital investments in the 1990s to attract the leisure spending of both natives and visitors. In what may be the wave of the future, the Gateway (see GATEWAY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP.) sports complex and Inner Harbor (see NORTH COAST HARBOR, INC.) museum complex represent a partnership of public and private funding.
John E. Vacha
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Hurricane Dorian is gaining strength, and heading toward Florida
Aug 29, 2019 Huntsville news, Huntsville tribune
Hurricane Dorian on August 29. | NOAA/NESDIS/STAR
The storm may hit Florida as a major hurricane early next week.
After skirting by Puerto Rico on Wednesday, Hurricane Dorian is gaining intensity, and has its sights set on Florida. The storm currently is sustaining 85 mph winds, but the National Hurricane Center forecasts it will become a major hurricane (a.k.a. a Category 3 or higher, with winds in excess of 111 miles per hour), by Friday.
Tropical storm-force winds might reach Florida by Saturday. It may even grow to a Category 4 storm (with winds in excess of 131 mph) before making landfall early next week.
Much of the impacts on Florida, though, are still uncertain. "The risk of devastating hurricane-force winds along the Florida east coast and peninsula late this weekend and early next week continues to increase, although it is too soon to determine where the strongest winds will occur," the NHC reports.
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But the risks of a major hurricane extend well beyond the wind. The storm could bring up to a foot of rain for parts of Florida, and the Southeast. Plus, the deadliest aspect of a hurricane tends to be storm surge (flooding caused by seawater pushed onshore by the hurricane's winds.) The NHC doesn't yet have a forecast for storm surge, but it's always a risk with a big storm. To prepare for all these threats, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency, freeing up resources to prep for the storm.
Here's the latest forecast map from the NHC.
And here are the key messages the National Hurricane Center wants you to know:
1. The risk of life-threatening storm surge and hurricane-force winds this weekend continues to increase in the northwestern Bahamas, and hurricane watches could be issued there tonight or Friday. Residents should have their hurricane plan in place and listen to advice given by local emergency officials.
2. There is an increasing likelihood of life-threatening storm surge along portions of the Florida east coast late this weekend or early next week, although it is too soon to determine where the highest storm surge will occur. Residents should have their hurricane plan in place, know if they are in a hurricane evacuation zone, and listen to advice given by local emergency officials.
3. The risk of devastating hurricane-force winds along the Florida east coast and peninsula late this weekend and early next week continues to increase, although it is too soon to determine where the strongest winds will occur.
4. Regardless of the exact track of Dorian, heavy rains are expected to occur over portions of the Bahamas, Florida, and elsewhere in the southeastern United States this weekend and into the middle of next week.
It's still a few days out, so remember: Forecasts can change. As the Washington Post notes, Dorian may turn to the north before hitting Florida, sparing the state the worst.
The good news is there's still a lot of time to prepare.
How to follow Dorian:
The National Hurricane Center has a page updating every few hours with the latest watches and warnings for Dorian. Check it out.
Follow the National Hurricane Center on Twitter.
Follow the Capital Weather Gang's Twitter account. These folks tend to live-tweet storm updates.
Here's a Twitter list of weather experts, who will give you up-to-the-second forecasts and warnings.
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Invasion of the Tearling offers dark new complexities
Hannah Ritchie Stinger December 2, 2015
A pending invasion. Angry nobles. A new and nastier Holy Father. Mysterious disappearances. Not enough room to house refugees.
These are just a few of the troubles facing Queen Kelsea at the start of The Invasion of the Tearling, Erika Johansen's second novel in The Tearling trilogy. It's much darker than The Queen of the Tearling, but the pull of the story remains as strong as ever.
The Invasion of the Tearling takes on some pretty heavy social issues, and it doesn't tiptoe around the nasty stuff. If you want trigger warnings, this book has: domestic abuse, spousal rape, and cutting.
Like I said, it's dark.
One of the overriding themes of the book is the continuing resilience of women across the ages.In this book, Kelsea finds herself repeatedly pulled back in time into the mind of a wealthy American woman from the late 21st century named Lily Mayhew. Kelsea finds a society vastly different from the Tearling, but there are some significant similarities. A literal wall separates the haves from the have-nots. Homosexuality has been made illegal. The church has significant power in the world of the wealthy. And most chillingly for liberal-minded female readers, women have become little more than baby-bearing property. Lily is among the masses of women not allowed to hold jobs, and the church and government shame her for not having children—birth control is technically illegal, but a thriving black market helps Lily attain the pill so she doesn't have to bear the children of her domineering, intrusive husband who hits her semi-regularly.
Remember when I said this is all taking place later this century? If your skin's not crawling, it should be, especially considering recent political moves concerning women's rights.
But Lily discovers a potential escape from her life of horror: a separatist group called Blue Horizon, led by William Tear, is preparing to create a better world, and one of the members literally lands in her backyard and turns Lily's world upside-down. The leader's last name is no coincidence—readers know William Tear is the founder of the Tearling. Yes, the mystery of how the Tearling came to be finally starts coming to light!
Back in Kelsea's Tearling, things are looking exceptionally grim, and the effect on Kelsea is extreme. Although she isn't facing the same abuse as Lily, Kelsea's resilience is still being tested as she tries to keep her identity in the face of great strife. In The Queen of the Tearling, we met a queen who was unquestionably good. In The Invasion of the Tearling, Kelsea is still striving to help her people—most notably women and the poor—but her methods have taken a darker turn. She knows she has a temper, so she tries to control her desire to inflict pain on the wicked and those who stand in her way by taking that rage out on herself. Her identity crisis is further deepened by her physical transformation. Although her magical sapphires previously appeared dormant (that is, before they started sending her back in time), there is no question they are the cause of Plain Kelsea turning into Kelsea the Beautiful. She believes the sapphires have granted her unspoken and much-suppressed wish to be pretty, but that just fuels her anger at herself for being granted something so petty, and her rage deepens.
And as if her determination to remain a force of good isn't being tested enough, Kelsea is also tempted by a dark spirit who promises to tell her the key to destroying the invading Mort's Red Queen … in exchange for its freedom. Kelsea knows in her heart this spirit is evil, but she's also desperate to find a way to save her kingdom. She must decide if the greater good of saving thousands of innocent people from imminent slaughter is worth handing one agent of evil a small win.
Hmm. The greater good. Where have we heard that before?
In Kelsea and William Tear's struggles to achieve the greater good, we see the cycle of history: a thriving society suddenly devolves into a nightmare that inspires a movement toward a better world. That movement, usually using violence, finally achieves its goal, creating a new society, which eventually devolves into another nightmare, and we come full circle. It's a cycle Kelsea notices as she ping-pongs from the past to the present: "And Kelsea wondered suddenly whether humanity ever actually changed. Did people grow and learn at all as the centuries passed? Or was humanity merely like the tide, enlightenment advancing and then retreating as circumstances shifted? The most defining characteristic of the species might be lapse" (435).
The Invasion of the Tearling also shows the incredible strength of women across these cycles of history. In pre-Crossing America and in the Tearling, rape, abuse, and general mistreatment of women are commonplace. Lily isn't the only woman we meet in America. We hear of her sister, a rebellious teen who was "disappeared" by the official Security agency—an Orwellian organization of torturers, censors and other soldiers of a despotic government. In Kelsea's Tearling, we get the viewpoint of Aisa, the pre-teen daughter of a woman whom Kelsea saved from an abusive husband and who lives in the Keep with the queen. Aisa faced horror at the hands of her own father and is desperate to find some way to make herself feel safe.
These characters demonstrate how tough women can be, even those who think themselves weak. The Invasion of the Tearling is a powerful testament to the resiliency of the so-called softer gender. Each of the characters makes mistakes, sometimes grave ones, but ultimately they fight to overcome their fears and face their battles. None shies away when it's her time to show her inner power.
Some people who have read this book have complained about the narrative bouncing back and forth between Kelsea's and Lily's stories. Others have objected to Kelsea's physical transformation—admittedly, it was disappointing that our heroine didn't stay plain, which was a nice contrast to the cliché of the beautiful queen everyone lusts after. And unlike The Queen of the Tearling, Kelsea does end up with something of a love interest in the sequel. However, it seems more realistic than some of the contrived love triangles of other series. Basically, Kelsea seeks an outlet for her urges, but she discovers that casual sex can foment some not-so-casual feelings. Finally, those who abhor anything remotely sacrilegious and believe the church and those who lead it are incapable of cruelty are likely to throw this book through the window.
Despite these objections, however, I thought the book was a fabulous commentary on modern society, from the challenges that face women to the church's views of homosexuality. It also raises questions for us to ponder, both as individuals and as a society: Is cruelty ever an appropriate response to others' cruelty? Is the proverbial deal with the devil still an act of evil, even when done to protect other people? And why is it that in many failing societies, women often become the primary targets of oppression?
Women continue to be strong and endure the unendurable no matter the terrors we face. Kelsea and a long list of other women in The Tearling books certainly prove that, and I count myself among the readers itching for The Fate of the Tearling, due out next June.
Cover image via Amazon. Protest photo via Buzzfeed. "Greater Good" created by Hannah Ritchie Stinger.
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DataSift raises $42M. Maybe there's something to this social data after all
Derrick Harris Dec 3, 2013 - 8:01 AM CST
DataSift, one of three company's with full access to the full stream of Twitter data — along with Gnip and new Apple property Topsy — has raised a $42 million series C round of venture capital. The company, which provides analytics and data across a wide range of social media and commenting platforms, has now raised nearly $73 million since launching in 2010.
DataSift's service is similar to those offered by Gnip and Topsy, although there are some notable differences around delivery models, historical ranges (DataSift's historical data only goes back three years) and the number of platforms analyzed. Gnip and DataSift, for example, cover all sorts of social media, blog and comment platforms, whereas Topsy is focused just on Twitter.
Between news of Apple's $200 million acquisition of Topsy on Monday and DataSift's funding new today, it should be clear just how much value companies are putting on being able to make sense of the conversations taking place on social media. There's a lot of talk happening in a lot of places, and capturing, filtering and analyzing it all is a tall technological order for companies that don't specialize on that workflow.
A sample diagram of what DataSift can extract from a tweet.
Given the value of what they're doing, it's anyone's guess how long DataSift and Gnip will remain independent companies, but it seems they'll command a higher price than Topsy did.
Insight Venture Partners led DataSift's latest round, with participation from existing investors Scale Venture Partners, Upfront Ventures, IA Ventures, Northgate Capital and Daher Capital.
For more information on DataSift's business and the value of — and difficulty of processing — social data, check out this interview with DataSift founder Nick Halstead from our Structure Europe conference in 2012.
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  cout << "Enter anything you want: ";
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  cout << "This shall be what you have written: " << c << endl;
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  return 0;
}

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The Immortal mentor, or, Man's unerring guide to a healthy, wealthy, and happy life : in three parts / by Lewis Cornaro, Dr. Franklin, and Dr. Scott.
Cornaro, Luigi, 1475-1566. Discorsi della vita sobria.
Credit: The Immortal mentor, or, Man's unerring guide to a healthy, wealthy, and happy life : in three parts / by Lewis Cornaro, Dr. Franklin, and Dr. Scott. Public Domain Mark
Man's unerring guide to a healthy, wealthy, and happy life
Carlisle, Pa. : Published by Alexander Magee and John Scott ; printed at the Volunteer Office, 1815.
234 pages, 6 unnumbered pages ; 18 cm
Saunders, Richard, 1706-1790. Way to wealth.
Scott, Thomas, 1747-1821. Sure guide to happiness.
Weems, M. L. 1759-1825 |editor.
National Library of Medicine (U.S.) |data contributor.
Compiled by M. L. Weems
The works by Franklin and Scott have special half-title pages
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The same collection was previously published in Philadelphia in 1796
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Microfilm. [Bethesda, Md.] : National Library of Medicine, 1957. 1 microfilm reel : negative ; 35 mm
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9. ● Cache of 2nd degree friends list ● Partitioned GraphDB ● Good for Linkedin (hundreds of million users, with higher degree) ● 5 million vertices (users) ● 32 million distinct edges (transactions) ● 88 million total edges (transactions) No cache (precalculation)? No GraphDB?
19. Algorithm Optimization Shortest distance -> intersection of sets (friend lists) ● 1st degree friends of A ∩ 1st degree friends of B ==  ? ● 2nd degree friends of A ∩ 1st degree friends of B == ?
20. Algorithms Design -2 Query distance between vertices in a historic moment in a constantly changing graph (because we don't pre-calculate the distance….) ● A recent transaction for a user is history and has changed the graph ● Query distance of the two users at that moment. ○ not considering that specific transaction) ○ Remove the influence of that specific transaction temporarily and restore ■ Test if that transaction is the first between the pair of users.
22. Algorithms Distance detection between vertices in graph (1st, 2nd, 3rd friends?) ● 1st degree friends of A ∩ 1st degree friends of B ==  ? ● 2nd degree friends of A ∩ 1st degree friends of B == ?


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Big-League Farewells of Baseball's Greats
John Nogowski
Most sports fans know that Ted Williams ended his major league career with style, swatting a home run in his final at bat. But what about Babe Ruth? Ty Cobb? Joe DiMaggio? Willie Mays? How did some of baseball's greatest players bow out of The Game? Last Time Out answers that question as it examines how the greatest players in baseball history left the game they once ruled. The stories of these men and how they finished their careers, never collected anywhere before now, show another side of the men whose achievements on the field made them legends. After hours and hours of research, through biographies, microfilm, magazines, and memories, award-winning sportswriter John Nogowski culled the stories of the final games of 25 of The Game's greatest athletes-Babe Ruth, Christy Mathewson, Ty Cobb, Jackie Robinson, Dizzy Dean, Satchel Paige, Carlton Fisk, Bob Feller, Joe Morgan, and Carl Yastrzemski are among those featured. This impressive work recounts the circumstances surrounding these final games and puts you in a box seat to witness and sense the moment as these glorious careers ceased, most often with little fanfare. Whether it be Shoeless Joe Jackson, Lou Gehrig, Pete Rose, or Cal Ripken, Jr., Last Time Out beautifully captures in words and photographs the essence of these players' last time in uniform and celebrates the magic of the game these famed players mastered and loved.
An award-winning sportswriter, John Nogowski teaches AP Language, English and Journalism at Gadsden County High School in Havana, Florida.
© 2023 Lyons Press. An imprint of Globe Pequot, the trade division of Rowman & Littlefield. All rights reserved.
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#ifndef ARM_COMPUTE_TEST_INSTANCENORMALIZATION_FIXTURE
#define ARM_COMPUTE_TEST_INSTANCENORMALIZATION_FIXTURE

#include "arm_compute/core/TensorShape.h"
#include "arm_compute/core/Types.h"
#include "arm_compute/runtime/Tensor.h"
#include "tests/AssetsLibrary.h"
#include "tests/Globals.h"
#include "tests/IAccessor.h"
#include "tests/framework/Asserts.h"
#include "tests/framework/Fixture.h"
#include "tests/validation/reference/InstanceNormalizationLayer.h"

namespace arm_compute
{
namespace test
{
namespace validation
{
template <typename TensorType, typename AccessorType, typename FunctionType, typename T>
class InstanceNormalizationLayerValidationFixture : public framework::Fixture
{
public:
    template <typename...>
    void setup(TensorShape shape, DataType data_type, DataLayout data_layout, bool in_place)
    {
        _target    = compute_target(shape, data_type, data_layout, in_place);
        _reference = compute_reference(shape, data_type);
    }

protected:
    template <typename U>
    void fill(U &&tensor)
    {
        static_assert(std::is_floating_point<T>::value || std::is_same<T, half>::value, "Only floating point data types supported.");
        using DistributionType = typename std::conditional<std::is_same<T, half>::value, arm_compute::utils::uniform_real_distribution_16bit<T>, std::uniform_real_distribution<T>>::type;

        DistributionType distribution{ T(1.0f), T(2.0f) };
        library->fill(tensor, distribution, 0);
    }

    TensorType compute_target(TensorShape shape, DataType data_type, DataLayout data_layout, bool in_place)
    {
        if(data_layout == DataLayout::NHWC)
        {
            permute(shape, PermutationVector(2U, 0U, 1U));
        }

        std::mt19937                          gen(library->seed());
        std::uniform_real_distribution<float> dist_gamma(1.f, 2.f);
        std::uniform_real_distribution<float> dist_beta(-2.f, 2.f);
        std::uniform_real_distribution<float> dist_epsilon(1e-16f, 1e-12f);

        const float gamma   = dist_gamma(gen);
        const float beta    = dist_beta(gen);
        const float epsilon = dist_epsilon(gen);

        // Create tensors
        TensorType src = create_tensor<TensorType>(shape, data_type, 1, QuantizationInfo(), data_layout);
        TensorType dst = create_tensor<TensorType>(shape, data_type, 1, QuantizationInfo(), data_layout);

        // Create and configure function
        FunctionType instance_norm_func;
        instance_norm_func.configure(&src, in_place ? nullptr : &dst, gamma, beta, epsilon);

        ARM_COMPUTE_ASSERT(src.info()->is_resizable());
        if(!in_place)
        {
            ARM_COMPUTE_ASSERT(dst.info()->is_resizable());
        }

        // Allocate tensors
        src.allocator()->allocate();
        if(!in_place)
        {
            dst.allocator()->allocate();
        }

        ARM_COMPUTE_ASSERT(!src.info()->is_resizable());
        if(!in_place)
        {
            ARM_COMPUTE_ASSERT(!dst.info()->is_resizable());
        }

        // Fill tensors
        fill(AccessorType(src));

        // Compute function
        instance_norm_func.run();

        if(in_place)
        {
            return src;
        }
        else
        {
            return dst;
        }
    }

    SimpleTensor<T> compute_reference(const TensorShape &shape, DataType data_type)
    {
        std::mt19937                          gen(library->seed());
        std::uniform_real_distribution<float> dist_gamma(1.f, 2.f);
        std::uniform_real_distribution<float> dist_beta(-2.f, 2.f);
        std::uniform_real_distribution<float> dist_epsilon(1e-16f, 1e-12f);

        const float gamma   = dist_gamma(gen);
        const float beta    = dist_beta(gen);
        const float epsilon = dist_epsilon(gen);

        // Create reference
        SimpleTensor<T> src{ shape, data_type };

        // Fill reference
        fill(src);

        return reference::instance_normalization<T>(src, gamma, beta, epsilon);
    }

    TensorType      _target{};
    SimpleTensor<T> _reference{};
};
} // namespace validation
} // namespace test
} // namespace arm_compute
#endif /* ARM_COMPUTE_TEST_INSTANCENORMALIZATION_FIXTURE */


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Why it's awesome: What initially began as a Facebook app developed in 2007 has grown into a company with 35 million users in more than 80 countries. Rather than asking its users for dating questions, Zoosk picks dates for its users based on a user's on-site activity. If you shoot a message to Jake Doe, for example, Zoosk says it'll use that action to determine which types of profiles to show you going forward."Zoosk is fun and flirty," Spira says. "It does cater to a younger crowd – more of a millennial crowd."
Your profile is the best way to make yourself known to singles around you or in another city. The good news is your profile is part of the basic functionalities of iDates. This means that your text description as well as the uploading of pictures is completely free. Free features include also the ability to read messages you receive from singles interested in you. Who knows, maybe the first message you'll receive will be from the one, who will win your heart?
Her character will be fixed, and she will, at sixteen, be the most determined flirt that ever made herself or her family ridiculous; a flirt, too, in the worst and meanest degree of flirtation; without any attraction beyond youth and a tolerable person; and, from the ignorance and emptiness of her mind, wholly unable to ward off any portion of that universal contempt which her rage for admiration will excite.
Zoosk is another one of the most popular dating apps out there. It has a ton of users although we're not sure how many of them are active. It's a fairly standard dating app. You'll create a profile, meet people, and hopefully things go further. Zoosk uses an old-school social media style for their service rather than the more modern quick match style like Tinder. However, that also makes it a prime candidate for spam bots and other such stuff. This one is kind of a wildcard, so use it at your own risk. The service also has two paywalls and we're not big fans of that.
Once you are on TenderMeets.com, you know you're on the best dating site for singles. It is a resourceful site that gives you a direct access to a fully loaded chat room where you can meet girls and enjoy chatting for as long as you want. Finding a good match is easy and in most cases, takes minutes after registration. Of course, not all of those potential matches will work for you, but most of them will. It is natural to feel confused when you get more than one match for a relationship. To find the best, you can head straight to the chat room service. The best thing about the chat room feature is that it charges you nothing and lets you discuss your real expectation and start your new relationship on a positive note. Other sites can help you date online, but they do nothing to help you confirm if you're in touch with the right person. At TenderMeets.com, you can enjoy real-time communication that makes it work great for you. What it means is that if you're looking for a date in the area near you, TenderMeets.com is where you should be to make it happen. Find a date, chat with the best match, and stop being lonely! Come register today to meet some naughty and flirty folks!
I was on Clover for quite some time, but had since forgotten it existed until I started to compile this list. It strikes me as a less-successful hybrid of OkCupid and Tinder with a relatively small user base, even though I live in an urban area with plenty of people who use a wide variety of dating apps. Clover says it has nearly 6 million users, 85 percent of whom are between the ages of 18 and 30.


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California, San Benito County, HollisterFirst saloon serving steam beer in this area. Has been here for over 100 years. Owned and operated for many years by Steve Kaelin. Presently owned by Lydia C....
Jim Jack's Cabin
California, San Benito County, San Juan BautistaJim Jack was known as China Jim, the Mustard King. In the 1880's he gathered mustard seed from the grain fields in the San Juan Valley. Jim Jack, "the...
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How the Bridge was Built
New York, New York County, New YorkConsidered one of the greatest triumphs of nineteenth-century engineering when it opened in May, 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was built to provide a suitable all-weather...
Christopher Columbus Memorial Plaza
New Jersey, Bergen County, Fort LeeChristopher ColumbusMemorial PlazaDedicated Oct. 11, 1971Leonardo da Vinci SocietyBergen CountyNew Jersey( Lower Plaques : )Granite Monumentdonated byAnthony K....
Patrick and Margaret Breen
California, San Benito County, San Juan BautistaIn MemoriamPatrick and Margaret Breen These pioneers left county Carlow, Ireland, in 1828. By 1845 they were owners of a farm in Iowa Territory. Heading...
Maritime Legend #21663
Maryland, Talbot County, St. MichaelsHand tonged in the Miles River in 1939 by local seafaring legend Frankie Alberto Morgan Wilkenship, this rope dates back to 1813. It was used during the British...
Campo Santo
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