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The Year's Best Science Fiction: Thirteenth Annual Collection is a 1996 science fiction anthology edited by Gardner Dozois.  It is the 13th in the Year's Best Science Fiction series. It won the Locus Award for best anthology.

Contents

The book opens with a 39-page writeup by Dozois which summarizes and comments on major developments in science fiction literature and film in 1995. The main body of the book contains 24 stories (all originally published in 1995), an introduction by Dozois opening each story, and a 6-page referenced list of honorable mentions for the year. The stories included in the book are as follows.

Ursula K. Le Guin: "A Woman's Liberation"
Ian R. MacLeod: "Starship Day"
Robert Reed: "A Place with Shade"
Greg Egan: "Luminous"
Michael F. Flynn: "The Promise of God"
Pat Cadigan: "Death in the Promised Land"
Joe Haldeman: "For White Hill"
John Kessel: "Some Like It Cold"
Allen Steele: "The Death of Captain Future"
Maureen F. McHugh: "The Lincoln Train"
David Marusek: "We Were Out of Our Minds with Joy"
Michael Swanwick: "Radio Waves"
Greg Egan: "Wang's Carpets"
Mary Rosenblum: "Casting at Pegasus"
Dan Simmons: "Looking for Kelly Dahl"
James Patrick Kelly: "Think Like a Dinosaur"
Ursula K. Le Guin: "Coming of Age in Karhide"
Poul Anderson: "Genesis"
Nancy Kress: "Feigenbaum Number"
Geoff Ryman: "Home"
Terry Bisson: "There Are No Dead"
Paul J. McAuley: "Recording Angel"
William Sanders: "Elvis Bearpaw's Luck"
Brian Stableford: "Mortimer Gray's History of Death"

External links
Story synapses by Brian Davies (scroll down)

1996 anthologies
13
St. Martin's Press books

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Community hopes to end violence with Rollin' for Peace
Chris Godby hopes others will not follow the path he did
Updated: 9:52 PM EDT Sep 22, 2012
CHRIS GODBY KNOWS THE PERILS OF GUN VIOLENCE ALL TOO WELL
Chris Godby knows the perils of gun violence all too well. He was shot in the back after refusing to give his money during a robbery. The injury paralyzed him.Now in a wheelchair, Godby has devoted his life to making sure others don't follow his path as a youth on the streets."I want to make a change in the community, to change the violence, because I realize now that it's not just that we're hurting ourselves," Godby said. "We're hurting many people. We're hurting the community. It's time to take Cincinnati back for a more better perspective."That's why Saturday's Rollin' for Peace initiative in Price Hill means so much to Godby, as well as the hundreds of others affected by gun violence in the neighborhood each year.Pastor Ennis Tait of Project: Nehemiah Ceasefire hopes the image of a hearse followed by motorcycles and flashing police lights overtaking the streets sends a loud and clear message."We're hoping that this event will be able to expand. But today we're rolling through six communities and just touch everyone where there's been a homicide or shooting, so that we can let those residents know that we feel their pain," Tait said.The neighborhood wide movement is backed by the Cincinnati Police Department. They have also seen a great deal of violence in Price Hill, and agree it's time the violence stops."I mean the circumstances surrounding the death of the violence we're describing is unnecessary death," said Captain Russ Neville of the Cincinnati Police. "It's unnecessary violence, and it's good to see some of the faith based organizations engaging and trying to drive it down."Rolling for Peace's goal is to bring about change like the kind Chris Godby had. Godby said he hopes it doesn't take a violent act for others to have the same experience."It's a difference now," he said. "It's a change. You don't have to live the same life or continue into the negative no more."
Chris Godby knows the perils of gun violence all too well. He was shot in the back after refusing to give his money during a robbery. The injury paralyzed him.
Now in a wheelchair, Godby has devoted his life to making sure others don't follow his path as a youth on the streets.
Rollin' 4 Peace wants to help end violence in the city
"I want to make a change in the community, to change the violence, because I realize now that it's not just that we're hurting ourselves," Godby said. "We're hurting many people. We're hurting the community. It's time to take Cincinnati back for a more better perspective."
That's why Saturday's Rollin' for Peace initiative in Price Hill means so much to Godby, as well as the hundreds of others affected by gun violence in the neighborhood each year.
Pastor Ennis Tait of Project: Nehemiah Ceasefire hopes the image of a hearse followed by motorcycles and flashing police lights overtaking the streets sends a loud and clear message.
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The neighborhood wide movement is backed by the Cincinnati Police Department. They have also seen a great deal of violence in Price Hill, and agree it's time the violence stops.
"I mean the circumstances surrounding the death of the violence we're describing is unnecessary death," said Captain Russ Neville of the Cincinnati Police. "It's unnecessary violence, and it's good to see some of the faith based organizations engaging and trying to drive it down."
Rolling for Peace's goal is to bring about change like the kind Chris Godby had. Godby said he hopes it doesn't take a violent act for others to have the same experience.
"It's a difference now," he said. "It's a change. You don't have to live the same life or continue into the negative no more."

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A year in the life of the University's Environment Team
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The Environment Team 2015/2016
It has certainly been a very busy year for the University of St Andrews' Environment Team. The team have been consistently hard at work throughout the year with the University seeing an overall carbon emissions reduction by 8% compared to 2014/15, water consumption reduction by 4% and with reuse by from 2% to 4%! Throughout the year, Amanda our BEMS Engineer, has been working towards the successful completion of BEMS rationalisation and Siemens graphics which are now online for 50 of our buildings. We have also seen a change of Sustainability Officer when George King finished his post in the summer and Lindsey Mackay taking the position on at the start of August.
The team strives for sustainability across the whole of the University and we would like to thank all the departments and people who have worked alongside us this year to make it a success. We look forward to entering 2017 to tackle new challenges and continue to work hard to ensure that the future of the University, and its surrounded environments, are protected.
Here is a brief snapshot of some of the main projects we have been up to this year:
Guardbridge Park and Pedal Scheme
To help mitigate against travel disruption and to encourage the use of sustainable travel to and from work, the Environment Team and Transition operated a successful park and pedal scheme during road closures.
Green Links Biodiversity Project
As part of the on-going work around The Open and sustainability the R&A will work on a number of local legacy projects from the 2015 Championship in St Andrews. Three projects have been agreed for funding to be delivered by Keep Scotland Beautiful, the University of St Andrews and Fife Coast and Countryside Trust. The R&A would like to meet with various stakeholders to discuss opportunities around biodiversity related projects and have formed a discussion group to explore potential opportunities for collaboration and resource sharing in this area. Work with the University includes a Green Links map and noticeboards to advertise biodiversity hotspots around St Andrews.
This year we saw the introduction of the Green Society's Award in collaboration with the Students' Association which seeks to engage societies with sustainability and environmentally friendly behaviours. This year's winners were St Andrews Adventure Group for their commitment to using electric cars throughout the year. The annual Green Sports Award went to the Canoe Club, winning £100.
Adaption to Climate Change
Continued work on University documents for Adaptation to Climate Change in order to ensure we are prepared for the impacts of climate change and to improve the resilience of the whole University as part of the Adaptation Learning Exchange (ALE). Adaptation Scotland are using the University of St Andrews as a case study for the rest of the sector, with staff and senior managers of Estates undertaking a climate impact assessment workshop. You can read the final document here.
Freshers' Week: Welcome to the Green Bubble
Every year, when the students arrive back after the summer holidays, the centre of St Andrews gets busier and so does work within the University. This year Transition put on a huge array of exciting events including StAndRe-Use. The Environment Team were present to help out at various events and we had our own information stalls at the Green Fayre and Freshers' Fayre, aiming to engage with students and let them know about our crucial work on campus. A full, fun filled but exhausting week!
Environment Hall Reps
Within every hall on the University of St Andrews' campus there are committees made up of students and wardens. Environmental Hall Reps make up a crucial part of each hall committee and whose role includes helping to reduce energy bills and costs throughout the year whilst promoting environmentally sustainable behaviours to their student bodies. At the end of September we held our annual training which was a great success and since then we have begun the Interhall Energy Competition and seen activities in halls including, Light Switch Off parties, environmentally friendly selfie competitions and Fairtrade quizzes.
We now have our first Sustainability Manager! As of October, David Stutchfield, formally our Energy Officer, has now been promoted to Sustainability Manager within Estates. His roles will remain the same as before, but with a few extra important jobs added on.
University Fairtrade Status Renewal
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One of our Hall Environment Representatives helps spread the word about Fairtrade!
Green Raisin Competition
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Environmental Facilitators
We held our first training of the academic year for the Environmental Facilitator programme for being interested in working within their departments and units to promote, champion and support environmentally friendly behaviours amongst their teams and making their colleagues aware of the impact they have. With help from CAPOD, we hosted a networking event with representatives from E-Car and Electric Bike Scotland coming to speak to us over lunch. Later in the afternoon we had a demonstration of the electric bikes with the chance to try one out for ourselves!
The amount of landfill has increased from 641 tonnes to 750 tonnes with % recycling down from 73% to 68% (academic year 2015/16) however reuse has increased from 2% to 4% (14 to 32 tonnes) which is significant and highlights the University's efforts to move waste management up the waste hierarchy. In the past academic year we have also collected and baled an additional 20 tonnes of cardboard for recycling. Over 1500 items of bedding (duvets and pillows) were collected to be deconstructed and reused as fill for new mattresses. This is a fantastic example of circular economy which the University and the Environment Team are aiming to implement and encompass within its various processes, in order to reduce waste and increase resource productivity.
Resource efficiency was implemented through a number of positive initiatives including supplier takeback schemes and WARPit – a resources redistribution scheme for staff. To date this has saved 107 tonnes of carbon by diverting waste from landfill and saved £187k on reduced procurement spend. End of Term donation points were also set up in Halls of Residence and collections carried out for student society StAndRe-Use, Barnados Books, Glenrothes Food Bank and local charity Forces Support. 17 tonnes of material was donated to Forces Support including clothing, shoes and crockery.
Eden Campus
December was a very exciting month for the Environment Team and the University of St Andrews. The Eden Campus biomass district heating centre was awarded the Sustainable Development Award at the Scottish Green Energy Awards! Furthermore, a week later the biomass district heating boiler was officially lit by our Principal and commissioned!
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Q: How to speed up this Python function? I hope it is OK to ask questions of this type.
I have a get_lags function that takes a data frame, and for each column, shifts the column by each n in the list n_lags. So, if n_lags = [1, 2], the function shifts each column once by 1 and once by 2 positions, creating new lagged columns in this way.
def get_lags (df, n_lags):
    data =df.copy()
    data_with_lags = pd.DataFrame()
    for column in data.columns:
        for i in range(n_lags[0], n_lags[-1]+1):
            new_column_name = str(column) + '_Lag' + str(i)
            data_with_lags[new_column_name] = data[column].shift(-i)
    data_with_lags.fillna(method = 'ffill', limit = max(n_lags), inplace = True)
    return data_with_lags

So, if:
df.columns
ColumnA
ColumnB

Then, get_lags(df, [1 , 2]).columns will be:
ColumnA_Lag1
ColumnA_Lag2
ColumnB_Lag1
ColumnB_Lag2

Issue: working with data frames that have about 100,000 rows and 20,000 columns, this takes forever to run. On a 16-GB RAM, core i7 windows machine, once I waited for 15 minutes to the code to run before I stopped it. Is there anyway I can tweak this function to make it faster?

A: This may not apply to your case (I hope I understand what you're trying to do correctly), but you can speed it up massively by not doing it in the first place. Can you treat your columns like a ring buffer?
Instead of changing the columns afterwards, keep track of:

*

*how many columns can you use (how many lag items for each entry)

*what was the last lag column used

*(optionally) how many times you "rotated"

So instead of moving the data, you do something like:
current_column = (current_column + 1) % total_columns

and write to that column next.

A: You'll need shift + concat. Here's the concise version -
def get_lags(df, n_lags):
    return pd.concat(
       [df] + [df.shift(i).add_suffix('_Lag{}'.format(i)) for i in n_lags],
       axis=1
    )

And here's a more memory-friendly version, using a for loop -
def get_lags(df, n_lags):
    df_list = [df]
    for i in n_lags:
        v = df.shift(i)
        v.columns = v.columns + '_Lag{}'.format(i)
        df_list.append(v)

    return pd.concat(df_list, axis=1)

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Reed led the Pacers past the Celtics to kick off the set of games. After struggling out of the gate, Indiana ended the first half on a 22-2 run to take a 48-41 lead. By the time the final buzzer sounded, Reed emerged as the leading scorer, tallying 18 points on 8-of-12 shooting, adding six rebounds and four blocks.
Reed most recently played for the Springfield Armor and Reno Bighorns of the D-League, averaging 14.7 points and 9.9 rebounds last season.
Following his impressive outing on Monday, Celtics President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge was spotted giving Reed props for his play. If he continues on this path, Ainge may be giving him a contract offer, too.
The 10th overall pick in last month's NBA Draft bounced back after a rough Summer League debut. Payton dropped 12 points – draining all five of his field goal attempts – while dishing out nine assists and grabbing down eight rebounds, falling just short of recording his first triple-double.
Although the 20 year-old is known as a defensive stopper, Payton can certainly hold his own on the offensive end, too. This will be vital to his success in Orlando for the upcoming season and beyond.
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Q: Nested Pick of object properties I have some code that looks like this simplified example:
interface Foo {
    x: string;
    y: string;
}

interface Bar {
    a: string;
    b: number;
    foo: Foo
}

function printStuff(bar: Bar) {
    console.log(bar.a);
    console.log(bar.foo.x);
}

In my unit tests, I want want to call printStuff with the bare minimum parameters: {a: 'someval', foo: {x: 1}}. I don't want to construct an object with the complete parameter set for both Foo and Bar.
I realize I can write the parameter signature of printStuff as an anonymous interface, but then it's disconnected from any changes that occur to Foo and Bar. And it can get verbose if I use more properties from the parameter.
Can I instead use Pick to define the exact properties my function takes?

A: There are several ways to slice and dice this with type or interface.
Here's a granular approach that avoids anonymity and maintains relationships:
interface FooX { x: number; }
interface FooY { y: number; }

interface BarA { a: string; }
interface BarB { b: string; }

interface SlimBar extends BarA {
    foo: FooX;
}

interface Foo extends FooX, FooY {}

interface Bar extends BarA, BarB {
    foo: Foo;
}

function printStuff(bar: SlimBar) {
    console.log(bar.a);
    console.log(bar.foo.x);
}

const stuff = { a: 'someval', foo: { x: 1 } };
printStuff(stuff);

Try it in TypeScript Playground
Or you can skip the extra types and cast as any:
function printStuff(bar: Bar) {
...
printStuff(stuff as any);


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Shortly before the outbreak of the Second World War, the United Church of Christ in Japan (日本キリスト教団, Nihon Kirisuto Kyoudan) (UCCJ) was formed under state pressure and all Protestant denominations were forced to merge with this new body. All foreign missionaries were expelled from the country and some churches were closed in this period. The JELC ceased to exist and only reconstituted themselves upon the end of the war.
The end of the Second World War saw an influx of foreign missionaries, particularly from the United States. As many as 12 different Lutheran denominations and mission societies established work in Japan. Former Lutheran members from the UCCJ met in Kamamoto in 1947 and decided to withdraw from the UCCJ and re-establish the JELC.
The JELC worked in close cooperation with many of the mission agencies and in 1963, the Tokai Lutheran Mission of the Evangelical Lutheran Church merged with the JELC. In 1969, the Lutheran Theological Seminary was moved to Mitaka, Tokyo and in the same year the JELC embarked on a 5-year plan to achieve self-sufficiency and by 1974, the goals set forth had generally been achieved.
In 1993, a Mission Centennial Assembly was held in Kumamoto. Despite having a comparatively small membership with most congregations having less than 50 members, the JELC has sent successive missionaries to serve among Japanese immigrants in Brazil, serving with the Evangelical Church of the Lutheran Confession in Brazil, as well as to the United States among expatriate Japanese.
A ten-year evangelism and church restructuring program known as Power Mission 21 was adopted in 2002 to move the JELC into a new era of true independence through structural reformation and a renewed emphasis on evangelism. This includes an emphasis on youth evangelism as well as fostering the Christian growth of youth, the strengthening of the laity and lay led evangelism, clergy continuing education and a program for clergy review, as well as church/congregational restructuring in order to strengthen outreach.
The current president of the JELC is the Rev. Masatoshi Yamanouchi who formerly served as the Executive Director of the JELC. The JELC is divided into 5 regional districts which are further subdivided into geographical areas and institutions.
Throughout the history of the JELC, education has been emphasized along with evangelism. Social welfare has also long been an important part of the JELC's work.
Established in 1909 as the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Kumamoto, Kyūshū. Relocated to Tokyo in 1925 and received accreditation as a four-year college in 1964. In 1996, the college is renamed Japan Lutheran College and the seminary administered as a separate entity.
Originally part of the original Lutheran Theological Seminary, it merged with the School of Theology established by the Japan Lutheran Church and has been administered separately as the Japan Lutheran Theological Seminary since 1996.
Many local congregations in all districts serve their communities through Christian kindergartens and nursery schools.
Social welfare has long been an important part of Japan Evangelical Lutheran Church. Two institutions, Jiai-en (House of Mercy) in Kumamoto and The Tokyo Home for the Elderly in Tokyo, have been leading pioneers in the field of social work in Japan. The Kamagasaki Diaconia Center in the slums of Osaka includes child care, mutual learning, problem study, and community projects.
The work of Lutheran missionaries resulted in the establishment of five major Lutheran church bodies and a number of smaller ones, with a total membership of approximately 30,000. The largest of these, with about 20,000 members, is the JELC. Other Lutheran churches include the Kinki Evangelical Lutheran Church, the West Japan Evangelical Lutheran Church, the Japan Lutheran Brethren Church, the Lutheran Evangelical Christian Church and the Fellowship Deaconry Evangelical Church (Marburger Mission).
Cooperation among the various Lutheran churches in Japan is common, particularly with respect to outreach ministries. Church planting plans are mutually shared in order to avoid duplications. Most of the Lutheran churches have also joined together to form the Lutheran Literature Society (成文社, Seibunsha), which publishes Christian books and materials; one notable endeavor being in the publication of a common Lutheran hymnal.
The NRK and the JELC sponsor a joint seminary in Tokyo, the Japan Lutheran Theological Seminary whilst the other Lutheran seminary in Kobe is sponsored by the Kinki Evangelical Lutheran Church and the West Japan Evangelical Lutheran Church.


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Jason Klarman Named President of FOX Nation
Klarman to Retain Role as Executive Vice President of Marketing
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jason Klarman has been named President of FOX Nation, announced Suzanne Scott, CEO of FOX News Media, to whom he will continue to report. Mr. Klarman will also retain his role as Executive Vice President of Marketing for FOX News Media, overseeing all brand strategy.
In making the announcement, Ms. Scott said, "Jason is a terrific, creative and collaborative executive who was instrumental to the launch of FOX Nation in 2018. He has been integral to the platform's success from its exceptionally high conversion rate to its low churn. We look forward to him elevating FOX Nation to new heights."
Mr. Klarman added, "I'm excited to help take FOX Nation to the next level and build on its success over the last two years."
In this new role, he will oversee all operations, content and subscriber acquisition of FOX Nation, as well as the continued transformation to a lifestyle and entertainment service, which he spearheaded in late 2019.
Since rejoining FOX News Media as a consultant in 2018 and later as the Executive Vice President of Marketing in 2019 after notably being part of the original team that launched FNC in 1996, he created the successful Democracy 2020 and America is Watching brand campaigns.
Most recently, Mr. Klarman also executed the successful brand extension of FOX News Books, launching FOX News Media's seventh platform in October 2020. The publishing platform's inaugural title, Modern Warriors by Pete Hegseth debuted at number two on Amazon and made the New York Times bestseller list in its first week. The second title, Women of the Bible by Shannon Bream, will be published in March.
Prior to FOX, Mr. Klarman served as Chief Marketing Officer for Fullscreen Media and from 2008 through 2013, he served as President of Oxygen Media, rebranding the service as a multi-platform female-centric network. From 2004-2008, Mr. Klarman was Executive Vice President of Marketing & Digital at Bravo Media, where he rebranded the pop culture service and relaunched its presence on digital, earning him recognition from Advertising Age as "Entertainment Marketer of the Year," PROMAX as a "Brand Builder" and an EMMY finalist for Outstanding Achievement in Interactive Television.
Mr. Klarman rose to Vice President of Marketing at FOX News before departing in 2001 for USA Cable, overseeing marketing for TRIO and Newsworld International (NWI). He holds an MBA in Finance & Marketing from NYU's Stern School of Business and a Bachelor's degree in Economics & Political Science from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
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