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Q: How to write consistent code using Numpy/Scipy? I'm new to python and numpy/scipy. The design of Numpy array and the broadcasting rule in numpy/scipy is sometime quite helpful while remaining a lot of pain to me.
I read something like

Numpy tries to keep the array in the lowest dimension.

somewhere.
Here are some situations.

*

*I would like to receive a matrix and calculate its eigenvalues and do some stuff. There will be a moment that a 1d array(e.g, array(1.0) - that comes from a result of a numpy operation), namely a scale pass to this function. I need to write something like
if (A.ndim < 2):
    A = sp.array([[A]])

to prevent scipy.linalg.eig showing

ValueError: expected square matrix

*When doing some machine learning problem, I write thing like
n_samples, n_features = X.shape if X.ndim > 1 else (1, X.shape[0])

I just need to write extra code to gain the number of samples and features and prevent

IndexError: tuple index out of range

Or sometimes I only need the number of features when the row of a matrix represents a sample, and the column of a matrix represents a feature. I need to write something like
n_features = X.shape[1] if X.ndim > 2 else X.shape[0]

or do some preprocessing like
if (X.ndim < 2):
    X = X[np.newaxis, :]

to keep things go well.

*Sometimes I write thing like
sp.dot(weight.T, X.T - mu[:, sp.newaxis])

Everything seems fine until I find that mu will possibly be a 1d array or a int scaler ! Then the exception

TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable
  or
IndexError: too many indices for array

almost make me crazy.
There are even more  cases like this ... All of this seems come from the rule mentioned as the fisrt quote, e.g, when I am expecting a matrix even a 1x1 one, numpy tries to reduce it into a 0-dim array(namely, array(1.0)).
I'm used to be a matlab user and now get into Numpy/Scipy. Beyond the simple and math-friendly matlab syntax, there still less pain in matlab.
I read some code in the source of sklearn package, there also be lots of code worrying 'is this thing a vector or matrix ?', 'shall we add a new axis to it?'.
What is the best way to reduce the pain of writing this ?

A: np.atleast_2d might solve all your issues.
Even the last might be written as:
np.dot(weight.T, (X - np.atleast_2d(mu)).T)

or maybe
np.dot(X-np.atleast_2d(mu), weight)  # tested with (3,2),(2,3) arrays

The issue of matlab/numpy compatibility has been around for a long time.  There's at least one documentation page devoted to the topic.
There's an ndarray subclass that ensures everything it touches is a 2d matrix.  That was true of MATLAB when I started to use it.  It was a big deal when the allowed 3d and higher.  But experienced numpy users discourage its use.  There are SO questions in which the poster got messed up by np.matrix.
I learned early on in MATLAB that keeping dimensions straight was the biggest part of debugging.  I got in the habit of defining test matrices with shapes that helped identify mismatches (and the need for actions like transpose).  The same applies in numpy.
MATLAB users are always wondering, 'is this a column vector or a row vector?', and throwing x.' expressions around.  numpy gives you a third choice - a 1d vector.
There have been lots of questions about ensuring an array has n dimensions.  Look up the np.atleast_xxx functions.  Look for ...[None,:] syntax.  For reshape(n,1) and reshape(...-1).  Functions like np.sum accept a keepdims parameter.

The code for np.atleast_2d is:
def atleast_2d(*arys):
    res = []
    for ary in arys:
        ary = asanyarray(ary)
        if len(ary.shape) == 0 :
            result = ary.reshape(1, 1)
        elif len(ary.shape) == 1 :
            result = ary[newaxis,:]
        else :
            result = ary
        res.append(result)
    if len(res) == 1:
        return res[0]
    else:
        return res


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Although installed in a church, this has to be what I think is the finest surviving cinema organ built by Compton.
The organ was originally installed at the Ritz Cinema in Nuneaton and has 3 manuals, 6 ranks of pipes and of course the melotone unit. It was designed by organist Harold Ramsay. When this church was built in the late 1960s, rather than spend large sums of money on a new organ the priest at the time was a cinema organ enthusiast and had this organ brought and installed here.
The melotone is an electrostatic device patented by Leslie Bourne, electronics engineer for Compton, and works by rotating discs etched with waveforms and was fitted to most of Compton's cinema organs after 1935. It was later developed into a complete electronic organ for both church and entertainment use.
Over the years I have seen so many cinema organs altered, enlarged (sometimes with ranks by different builders!!) and their original character lost. Not so with this one which remains completely original (minus the illuminated surround!) and is therefore my most favourite Compton cinema organ. The layout is as follows:
ACCOMPANIMENT CHAMBER
Non-tonal percussions and novelty effects
Krummet
Xylophone and Glockenspiel
Melotone (under expression from solo expression pedal)
The organ was built by a J C (John Compton) so how appropriate that such a magnificent product of this company is now serving another J C - Jesus Christ! What better place could there be to enjoy those heavenly sounds of the melotone!

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Barira es un municipio filipino de cuarta categoría, situado al sur de la isla de Mindanao. Forma parte de  la provincia de Maguindánao situada en la Región Autónoma del Mindanao Musulmán también denominada RAMM.

Para las elecciones está encuadrado en el Primer Distrito Electoral de esta provincia.

Geografía
Municipio situado al norte de la ciudad de Cotabato,  limita al norte con la provincia de Lanao del Sur.

Barrios
El municipio  de Barira se divide, a los efectos administrativos, en 14 barangayes o barrios, conforme a la siguiente relación:

Historia

Influencia española
Este territorio fue parte de la Capitanía General de Filipinas (1520-1898). Hacia 1696 el capitán Rodríguez de Figueroa obtiene del gobierno español el derecho exclusivo de colonizar Mindanao. El 1 de febrero de este año parte de Iloilo alcanzando la desembocadura del Río Grande de Mindanao, en lo que hoy se conoce como la ciudad de Cotabato.

Ocupación estadounidense
En 1903, al comienzo de la ocupación estadounidense de Filipinas Cotabato forma parte de la nueva provincia del Moro. En septiembre de 1914 se crea el Departamento de Mindanao y Sulú, una de sus provincias es Provincia de Cotabato y Barira es uno de sus distritos municipales.

Independencia
Municipio creado el 29 de agosto de 1977. Los barrios de  Barira, la parte occidental de Nabalawag, la parte occidental de  Tugaig, Liong, Lipaguán, Bualan, Gadung, Lipa, Marang y Ruminimbang; junto con los sitios de Midpacor, Palangka, Minabay, Inipantao, Kendis, Kalimbato, Karosayan , Nituan, Panggao, Sumsed, CAWA, Bangkala, Kaigan, Talaid, Basak, Racoray, Pedtad, Bukalan, Balut, Rumayas, Pindulunan, Sabpi, Tataya, Pimbago, Tanulang, Pianubkan, Manuang, Lamin, Kawingis, Palao, Sumiorang, Kagawaran , Tantao, Interior Kalilangan, Bundol, Nagubaran, Madaya, Calagan, Diromoyod, Kadingilan, Gumatong, Ator Mate, Tantangan y Ludasan, todos en el municipio de Buldón, quedan separado del mismo para constituir le nueva municipalidad de Barira con ayuntamiento en el  sitio de Pedtad del barrio de Lipaguán.

Formó parte de la frustrada provincia de Jerife Kabunsuan que estuvo formada por 11 municipios agrupados en dos distritos:  Barira formaba parte del primero.
La provincia fue creada en 2006  y disuelta,  por sentencia del Tribunal Supremo de Filipinas, en 2008.

Bibliografía
 Official Gazette: ACT NO. 2657 AN ACT CONSISTING AN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE CHAPTER 2 Political Grand Divisions and Subdivisions.
 Ignacio Villamor, Director: Census of the Philippine Islands taken under the Direction of the Philippine Legislature in the year 1918. Volume I Geography, History, and Climatology. Compiled and published by the Census Office of the Philippine Islands. Manila, Bureau of Printing, 1920.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Localidades de Maguindánao
Municipios de Filipinas de Cuarta Categoría
Estados y territorios fundados en 1977

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The following is from Malcy's blog today. Hopefully Trinity's good fortune will lead to new contracts for RRDSL.
"Trinity has announced what looks like a smart refinancing with a $20m raise comprising a placing of $11.1m, a subscription of $6.9m and an underwritten Open Offer of $2m, all at 15p, a 28.2% discount. The placing was oversubscribed and brought in welcome new institutions and the Directors and senior management added as did 88.2% of the holders of Loan Notes who have undertaken to convert at the issue price (effectively re-investing rather than cashing out). Total raised from Directors and Senior management was $3.1m giving them 22.7%, still plenty of skin in the game, something that I am, as readers know, particularly keen on, this level is way more than a lot of companies in the sector.
The raise means that both the BIR & MEEI debts alongside loan notes not converting at the issue price will be repaid in full at a cost of $5.5m and the company will be debt free. This funding, with the sorting out of the Loan Notes does take away the invisible overhang at 6p which had been playing on investors minds and obscuring the upside potential. As a reminder, come January 2019 the Loan note holders would have the ability to convert at c.6p/share bringing significant dilution but no new cash into the business. This deal brings in new capital to simultaneously fully cleanse the balance sheet and invest for growth at less dilution than would have occurred should the loan notes have been able to convert come January 2019.
More importantly it means that the TRIN management can accelerate the onshore drilling programme and grow production by >10% y/y in the short term and with many, largely fixed operating costs, can self-fund the drilling programme after 2020. In addition the company will be able to ' selectively pursue acquisitions and other value accretive opportunities that become available in the future'. This should include progressing the highly promising East coast Galeota licence I know the management is keen on.
Although at first glance the refinancing looks expensive by way of the discount, the shares have spiked recently and it is by far the best call for the longer term. With some inevitable dilution as a result my previous target price of 36p may come down a touch but certainly by less than 10% still giving a substantial upside for what is one of the best stocks in the energy sector. This fundraising completely clears the decks, acknowledges the past but puts TRIN on a good path for the future."


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As Carryduff Colts FC enters its 16th season, the club is in rude health on and off the pitch. We welcome back our existing members, all of whom have contributed to the growth and success of the club to date. And we offer the warmest of welcomes to our new members and we hope this will be the start of a long and fruitful relationship.
The committee is probably the strongest I have experienced since the club's inception with a great mix of stalwarts and new blood, experience and fresh thinking is a heady mix and the ideal recipe for further success.
We will continue to work with the local council, our elected representatives, the football authorities, the league committee and, most importantly, other clubs and groups in the Carryduff community to secure the best possible facilities for our area.
The committee has worked extremely hard to secure improved pitch provision in our area during the past couple of years. We are extremely hopeful that we will start to see real progress in the development of major new facilities at Lough Moss. We urge all our members to continue to lobby for this when engaging with the council, it's officers and elected members, especially our local representatives. We are also working to identify other opportunities.
We have a fantastic group of coaches. The progress being made in our female soccer section, the success of the amazing Carryduff Colts Cross Community Cup in the summer and the performances of all our teams at senior, junior and mini football level are all testament to their ability.
But we are not resting on our laurels and are determined to be even more successful in achieving participation in football across the community for people of all abilities, gender and backgrounds.
To that end, we make our annual call for volunteers to come on to the committee, help out with teams in any way, become coaches, help fundraise or provide any support you can lend. This is your club and we would love you to play your part in whatever small way you can.
Find out more about becoming a Volunteer!
This season, we will move towards having all of our teams, from seniors down to the youngest age groups at mini football, sporting the same kits. We will ensure our players are given the opportunity to flourish in a safe and enjoyable environment and will engage fully with coaches, parents and most importantly our players to identify areas for improvement.
Success to us is seeing children and adults out on a football pitch, learning and improving but most importantly enjoying being part of this great community club.
If we can win a few trophies along the way that will be the icing on the cake!
Carryduff Colts is proud to be fully established now as one of the key organisations in our local community. We look forward to further growth and success in the season ahead.
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Unlicensed tradesman penalised for dangerous fan installation
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An unlicensed tradesman whose failure to properly secure a series of ceiling fans posed a serious safety risk to his customer has been penalised more than $10,000.
In the Adelaide Magistrates Court, 51-year old Kawana Rothes George admitted to breaches of the Australian Consumer Law and the Plumbers, Gas Fitters and Electricians Act.
The court heard that George, who had never held an electrical contractor's licence and was not qualified as an electrician, was hired to install three ceiling fans but failed to install the joists needed to help secure them.
As a result, one fan fell through the ceiling and was left dangling from its electrical wires. In addition, George hadn't earthed any of the fans – as required by law – leaving his client at risk of electrocution if they came into contact with conductive parts of the fan.
The court was told George had misled his client into believing he was qualified to do the work by using a fake licence number on his Certificate of Compliance, and had a history of engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct.
In handing down his sentence, Magistrate David White noted that "electrical work performed by unlicensed and unqualified people can have catastrophic consequences".
"Electrical work needs to be completed by those who are properly qualified and licensed," Mr White said.
"The risks to the community of poor electrical work in terms of property damage and personal injury are obvious."
Commissioner for Consumer Affairs Dini Soulio said the nature of George's offending was serious.
"This man was unlicensed and unqualified and his work was of such a poor standard that it caused a serious risk to his client's safety," he said.
"It's a stark reminder of the importance of using licensed, properly qualified electricians.
"I would urge anyone thinking of hiring an electrician to check the CBS public register to ensure they are licensed to do the job."
George was fined $9,100 and ordered to pay $800 in prosecution costs and $300 in compensation to his client.
To check the public register, head to the CBS website at https://secure.cbs.sa.gov.au/OccLicPubReg/LicenceSearch.php.
To report a concern about a contractor, contact CBS on 131 822.
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An unlicensed builder who accepted thousands of dollars in payment to perform bathroom renovations, leaving a trail of shoddy, incomplete work in his wake has been fined $25,000.
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An unlicensed builder with prior convictions for working without a licence who accepted tens of thousands of dollars in payments for either incomplete or poor work has been fined $105,000.
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California Teamsters Public Affairs Council Collection
Identifier: IBT0064
This collection contains issues of California Teamsters Public Affairs Council Teamstergrams from 1978 to 1986.
Friends of the Libraries records
Identifier: RG0104
Materials in this collection include publications, photographs, correspondence, meeting minutes, certificates, and brochures. They range in date from 1970 to 2002.
Gilbert Gude papers
Abstract Gilbert Gude served in the Maryland House of Delegates from 1953-58, in the Maryland Senate from 1962-1967, and was then elected as a Republican to Congress, serving from 1967-76 as the Representative from Maryland's 8th district. During his time in Congress, Gude was the ranking Republican member of the House District of Columbia Committee. Materials in this collection include correspondence, bills, press materials, publications, reports, and other related items. The material dates from...
Harold Lester Hirsh papers
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Dr. Harold Hirsh holds both the M.D. and J.D. degrees, and was formerly a member of the GW faculty. Materials in this collection include Dr. Harold Hirsh's law and medical publications, papers, awards, certificates, plaques, books, videos and audio tapes. The collection covers the years 1939 to 1994.
Harriett Taylor papers
Abstract The Honorable Harriett Rosen Taylor (1932-1997) was a Senior Judge of the District of Columbia Superior Court. After graduating from Columbia Law School, she practiced labor law in the office of prominent labor and civil rights lawyers Joseph Rauh and John Silard in Washington, D.C., before becoming the District's first administrative law judge in 1976. This collection contains legal documents, notes, correspondence, note cards, clippings, awards, and photographs documenting Harriett...
IBT Local 116 records
The collection contains two series; company files and general files. The latter includes material from Teamster-affiliated organizations outside of Local 116.
Jacob Burns Law Library records
This collection contains bibliographies, floor plans, organization charts, brochures, reports, correspondence, newsletters, guides, and statistics. They range in date from 1904 to 1999. The materials concern the building fund, donations, annual reports, topical research guides, Maury Memorial Law Library, and the National Law Center.
Jennings Wood collection of Confederate imprints
Collection consists of 328 Confederate imprints, most are pamphlet size or smaller. They cover a wide range of topics, but focus mostly on government and public records and laws. All are listed in "Confederate imprints", by M.L. Crandall (E483.C72). This collection is not a complete set.
Jerome T. Barrett Collection
Identifier: LAC0007
This collection contains material amassed by Jerome T. Barrett pertaining to his career as a labor mediator and commissioner and director of the Office of Technical Services of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. There are also materials related to the United States Consilitation Service (USCS) founded in the Department of Labor in 1913.
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Joint Western Area Committee records
The Joint Western Area Committee (JWAC) was one of four area conferences of the Teamsters, and served as a semi-autonomous intermediary organization between the local units of the IBT, and the national organization. The collection contains agendas, minutes, and proceedings from the Joint Western Area Committee (JWAC) of the Western Conference of Teamsters Freight Division for the period from 1965 until 2004.
National Education Association Records-Commissions
Scope and Contents This collection documents the commissions of the NEA. The collection contains nine series reflecting the bodies and their records. The nine series are: the Commission on Coordination of Research Agencies, Commission on Professional Rights and Responsibilities, Educational Policies Commission, Joint Commission on the Emergency in Education, National Citizens Commission for Public Schools, National Commission for the Defense of Democracy, National Commission on Teacher Education and...
National Education Association Records-Committees
Scope and Contents This collection documents the committees of the NEA. The collection contains twenty-six series reflecting the bodies and their records. The twenty-six series are: the Citizenship Committee, Committee of Constitutional Compliance, Committee on Educational Finance, Committee on International Relations, Compliance Committee, Committee on Planning and Organizational Development, Committee on Professional Ethics, Committee on Tenure and Academic Freedom, Committee on Women's Concerns, Committee...
National Education Association Records-Governance
This series documents the bodies and tools of governance of the NEA. The series contains ten subseries reflecting organizational bodies and their records.
National University records
Collection of programs, yearbooks, correspondence, student records and grades, agreements, minutes, Senate and House bills, Congressional Records, and published works. The materials cover the dates 1872-1988.
Roger M. Adelman Files of the John W. Hinckley, Jr. Trial
Abstract Roger M. Adelman (1941-2015) was the senior prosecutor for the United States attorney's office during the trial of John W. Hinckley, Jr. The records, ranging in date from 1981-1989, are related to this trial and Hinckley's attempted assassination of United States President Ronald Reagan in 1981. In 1982, Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity. In 1984, in direct response to the Hinckley verdict, Congress passed the Comprehensive Crime Control Act, which set a higher bar for...
William L. Taylor papers
This collection contains written speeches and testimony, correspondence, subject files, legal documents, and publications that William L. Taylor gathered and created during his career as a civil rights attorney between 1954 and 2009.
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Washington (D.C.) 4
Education -- United States -- History 3
Educational law and legislation 3
Trucking -- Law and Legislation 3
Jacob Burns Law Library 2
Labor 2
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AIDS (Disease) -- Patients 1
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AIDS (Disease) -- Treatment -- United States 1
Abortion 1
George Washington University 4
Adelman, Roger M. 1
Barrett, Jerome T. 1
Bundy, Ted 1
Burns, Jacob 1
California Teamsters Public Affairs Council 1
Cardozo, Mike 1
Citizens' Commission on Civil Rights (U.S.) 1
District of Columbia. City Council 1
Foster, Jodie 1
George Washington University. Friends of the Libraries 1
George Washington University. Law School 1
George Washington University. Library 1
Graham, Jim 1
Gude, Gilbert 1
Hinckley, John W., Jr. 1
Hirsh, Harold L. 1
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Today really wasn't about fishing.
Although I gave it my best to try and entice a resident bluefish or striped bass with a Tsunami Timber Lure popper and a Point Jude Po-Jee, I went to Carteret this morning as a tribute to this solemn, unforgettable day in American history.
The Veterans Memorial Fishing Pier is on the New Jersey side of the Arthur Kill and across the waterway is the Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island. The site had been closed for some time, but was used to deposit debris, and along with it victims, from the terrorist attack on September 11th of 2001. Standing from the pier, you can see an American flag rising over a hill in the distance, forever commemorating those who lost their lives in this tragedy.
Although I was 50 blocks north of the mayhem and the horror, I was in New York City on that day. I remember getting into the office and hearing that a plane hit one of the towers of the World Trade Center. I immediately figured that some novice pilot was sightseeing and got a little too close. That could not have been further from the truth. Upon hearing that a second plane hit the other tower, I realized it was no accident. A group of coworkers and myself huddled in one of the office's with a television, watching in disbelief. I had my eyes fixed on the screen the moment the first tower crumbled to the ground. It was unimaginable.
Shortly thereafter we were called into a conference room, told that anyone with loved ones in the towers should resist the urge to go down there and that everyone should do their best to get off of Manhattan Island.
The fear and sadness that ensued over the course of the next days and weeks was palpable and much of it has not subsided as Americans reflect on this devastating day 10 years later.
It is a day we will never forget.


Kelsey shows you how to make a delicious Vegan & Gluten Free Blueberry Nice Cream Tart!
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In a food processor combine dates, almond flour, shredded coconut, vanilla, coconut oil, maple syrup and salt.
Process until dates have broken down and the crust can be pinched together and hold.
Lightly grease a springform pan with some coconut oil and pour the crust into the pan and press into one even layer.
Place in freezer for at least 10 minutes to harden.
In a food processor combine frozen chopped bananas, frozen blueberries, coconut milk, vanilla and maple syrup. Blend until there are no chunks and it is nice and creamy.
Take the crust out of the freezer and add the "nice cream" on top on it, spread it out in one smooth layer and add toppings.
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Before opening the springform pan run a butter knife around the outside edge so the pan releases easily!


A significant part of the Research and Development of the Littoral Art Project and the production of the NEO Terra exhibition was supported by the National Lottery through Creative Scotland's Open Project Fund I am a visual artist and I make installations, sculptures and prints. My work often has a theatrical element while relating in some way to the natural environment. I hate waste and I am passionate about reusing and recycling materials. I enjoy exploring new methods and techniques of making work appropriate to my inspiration and the results can be at once both playful and serious.
The aim is to encourage understanding of the threat that beach and marine litter presents by enabling people to see litter in different ways and to consider its long term environmental implications.
To date Julia has devised and facilitated a series of interactive exhibitions and events to share her findings, most recently in the form of a multi-media interactive exhibition shown in Lerwick and Ullapool that reached over 7,000 visitors.
The exhibition comprises a 10m long plastic archipelago floor installation, animation, sand samples, timeline, an interactive area to examine samples and a series of sculptures #Litter CUBES. These elements encouraged people to look closely at the issue and to talk about how to change the situation.
Shoreline walk connecting plastic pollution to past, present and future geological periods using beach pebbles to make a symbolic cairn to a sustainable future.
Julia has worked with 25 schools encouraging pupils to become active citizens engaging with manufacturers, supporting local recycling initiatives and deposit systems.
2018-19: Julia is making a series of sculptures #LitterCUBES to tour to Fishing For Litter harbours around Scotland, illustrating the volume of plastic leaking into the sea.
With scientist John McIntyre she will calculate the value of energy (in litres of petrol) that each #LitterCUBE represents, triggering debate about the loss to the economy that plastic pollution represents. She is currently searching for funding to make this happen.
Guide to Beach Litter is a fold out guide to identify 40 different types of litter found on beaches around the UK, answering questions raised by the volume of litter found on beaches and in our marine environment and suggesting ways we can help to solve the problem. Includes useful links and sources of further information.
Julia is available to talk about her work and intends to take the project to new coastal locations. She is currently looking for communities, galleries and organisations to work with and for new sources of funding. Please get in touch with any suggestions.


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Well, I want the fourth div display exactly above the first div.
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Can someone help me? Thanks!!!

A: I'm not sure the bootstrap grid system was designed for use with lists... I'd try to go with divs instead.

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Also, you will have undesirable results if your spans add up to 16.  So I'd stick with 3 span4s or 4 span3s.
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You may run into more issues by adding a border to your grid spans, as it will increase the width of each element by two (assuming a border-width of 1px).  So I'd put your border on a nested div inside the grid span div:

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The Bootstrap grid system is not designed to handle more than 12 span, so you will have to change how you generate the html to account for it.
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A: the span4 class, combined with row-fluid is designed to show 3 responsive elements in one row.
to do what you want to do, simply add a new row and put the fourth element in it.

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i suggest to use divs instead of li's for a lighter markup
OR you can try to override the margin-left from bootstrap setting it to 0 and give an equivalent margin-right:
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My last blog ended at the 1890's, a time seen globally as a 'golden age of discovery'. Many things were invented during this time which we still use today such as cinematography, escalators, x-rays, wireless radio, hydro electric power and electric underground trains. As well as being an exciting time for technological development in general, it was also a 'age of discovery for the bicycle!
'We believe that the only way you can learn about and appreciate the environment is by getting outside, experiencing it…and having some fun. The FSC Kids Fund provides financial support for groups of disadvantaged young people who would like to visit one of our centres for an FSC experience.
FSC Kids Fund courses are funded by donations – from FSC members, FSC staff and support from Trust Funds.
Build your own indoor mini greenhouse – looks like a job for someone beyond basic skill level!
I write this month about lots of gardening related activity, but not so much 'direct action' in Old School Garden. The past few weeks have remained relatively mild here in Norfolk, only the slightest of frosts having affected us to date. I think this weather has been one of the reasons I've felt able to leave off doing some of the garden jobs I might have gotten on with in other years; leaf raking, dahlia digging, plant moving, bulb planting etc.
Even though the greenhouse is more or less set up for winter with its bubble wrap insulation and electric heater, I haven't yet hooked the latter up and certainly haven't felt the need to get it going. The greenhouse now has our Pelargonums, Echeveria and tender pot plants all set out for their winter repose.
You remember the border of old English Lavender as you come into our drive? Well, I decided this has now got to be so 'leggy' and large that it was time to take it out and go for something fresh. I'm experimenting a little here, as I've transplanted a few Sedum plants (some of a spectabile variety I salvaged from Peckover House, whilst working there), and these are fronted by some divided Nepeta ('Catmint') to mirror a similar edge on the other side of the drive. I've spread the Sedum around a bit and inter planted them with the four packs of tulip bulbs I bought in Amsterdam recently.
My hope, then is that the white, violet and blue heads of these will give a good spring show and once these are over I'll put in some annuals to complement the violet flowers and glaucous foliage of the Nepeta- possibly some Californian Poppies as their shades of orange and red will give a real burst of interest in high summer. I migth also add some grasses (Stipa tennuissima for instance), and some Nerine bulbs that could do with replanting. These should both work well with the Sedums for some late Autumn colour and interest. I'll post some photos of this border as the season progresses so that you can see how the plan works out in practice!
Today looks like good plant moving weather, so I think I'll try to tackle another area at the front of the house, by moving some Perovskia (Russian Sage) to a more suitable location fronting our big laurel hedge (and with some further Sedums in front to help this rather lax performer stay upright), and possibly plant the remaining 40 bulbs we got from Holland, along with some more Sedum ('Herbstfreude') to the front of the house.
Completing the courses I've been running on 'Grow Your Own Food' and 'Garden Design', both of which seem to have gone down well with the participants. I hope to be running further courses in the New Year.
Doing a 'mystery shopper' inspection of a Country Park near here as part of the 'Green Flag' scheme.
Very satisfying reports on how some of the money raised at the opening of Old School Garden back in July has been used to fund food growing projects in Norfolk under the 'Master Gardener' programme.
Come to think of it, I haven't said much of late about my voluntary efforts at the local primary school and Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse. We've had some very productive sessions at the school, with children planting three apple trees in the orchard , weeding and digging over the soil in preparation for next year, sowing broad beans, onion sets, garlic bulbs and some green manure (the latter doesn't seem to have germinated, probably down to the age of the seed). I've been heartened by the children's enthusiasm for gardening, and I'm getting to know some of the real characters at the school- it's always a joy to be greeted so enthusuastically when I arrive at the school!
At the recent 'open day' one parent commented on how excited her child was when he brought home a runner bean seed in all its wonderful purply violet colours and one pupil who had sown some broad bean seeds in paper pots at this event, proudly presented me with one plant as 'an early Christmas present'! A couple of 'Garden Gang' events have also resulted in the garden being tidied up, more progress being made on our plastic bottle greenhouse and the plumbing in of water butts from the garden shed to help with water supply. Parents are regular helpers at these sessions.
I've also had a sort through the school's seed collection. This was an interesting exercise, there being many packets (and several of these unopened) dating from 3 or more years ago. I'm tempted to give some these a go next year, though there are many packets where I suspect the seed is just too old to bother with. Here's a useful article about using old seeds.
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At Gressenhall Museum the gardens are slowly fading into dormancy and time has been largely spent here managing the decline to keep the borders presentable, planting up some new entrance barrels with bulbs and pansies for spring interest, as well as helping with other routine tasks such as raking out leaves and excess plants from the wildlife pond, weeding, and mulching the extended front entrance border with compost to help improve a rather poor soil. I think I'll put in one more session here to complete the tidy up and them things can be left until the spring.
Well, Walter, that's about the sum of my efforts over the last month, and you'll probably award me only 5 out of 10 for what I've actually done in Old School Garden!
Hopefully today I can make inroads to the remaining jobs and then spend some time working out my priorities for the next couple of months. I know this list will include reorganising the outside sheds, installing a barrier made out of pallets to support the border in which my fan – trained cherry and plum are starting to get established and ordering seeds for next year. The latter will involve paring down the current list from my excited first look at the catalogues! I must remember to check the seeds I already have, including some purchased on the trip to Ryton Gardens a few weeks ago.
I was pleased to hear that you've more or less managed to get your autumn garden tasks done, especially as you've had a few more frosty days than us. What are your plans for Christmas? Is there a chance that you could both drop in to see us for a weekend before the festivities really kick off? We'd love to see you both!


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Crews keep close watch on one B.C. wildfire, as another delays school in northeast
Wildfire officials in British Columbia say they are working with BC Parks and the Transportation Ministry to prepare for the spread of a blaze that has charred 19 square kilometres of bush in a provincial park east of Vancouver.
Canadian Press Sep 6, 2022 10:26 AM Sep 6, 2022 10:35 AM
The lightning-caused fire is burning south of Highway 3 in E.C. Manning Park, roughly five kilometres southwest of the Manning Park Resort.
It's not immediately threatening the resort, Highway 3 or other infrastructure, but the BC Wildfire Service says the blaze has had the potential to grow aggressively since it spread into Canada last week from Washington state.
Several trails and facilities in Manning Park are under evacuation order and the blaze is one of three currently listed as a fire of note in the province.
In northeastern B.C., a 119-square-kilometre fire west of Hudson's Hope has prompted evacuation orders and alerts that have also forced the local school district to delay the start of elementary school classes until next week unless conditions improve.
The lightning-caused fire broke out Aug. 30, one day before lighting sparked another fire southeast of Tumbler Ridge, and both out-of-control blazes have been fuelled by heat and high winds.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 6, 2022.
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Facebook's Newest App Unbundles Groups Feature
This product image provided by Facebook shows the company's new Groups app. Groups lets users create and interact with communities on the site, whether they're based on hobbies, geography or culture. (AP Photo/Facebook)
This product image provided by Facebook shows the company's new Groups app. Groups lets users create and interact with communities on the site, whether they're based on hobbies, geography or culture. (AP Photo/Facebook)
BARBARA ORTUTAY, AP Technology Writer
NEW YORK (AP) — Facebook is launching a new free mobile app for its popular Groups feature that lets users create and interact with communities on the site, whether they're based on hobbies, geography or culture.
More than 700 million of Facebook's 1.35 billion members use Groups, according to the company. It says the site hosts hundreds of millions of groups, which people use talk to others who share their religion, to plan holiday dinners, or to discuss hobbies or health issues.
The new app is meant to make accessing Groups easier on a mobile device, allowing users to avoid having to dig through the Facebook app. It lets people manage their existing groups or discover new ones, either based on recommendations or by searching for different topics. Users can also create a shortcut on their phone's screen for their favorite group if they want to access it quickly.
Facebook says that, as with its messaging app, having a stand-alone Groups function "helps people share faster and more easily with all the groups in their life."
Facebook Inc. has been working to expand its presence on people's mobile devices by creating — and buying — apps such as Messenger, Paper, Instagram and WhatsApp. The apps Facebook created from scratch through its Creative Labs have faced varying levels of success.
Paper, a mobile news reader, hasn't really caught on. Slingshot was launched as a rival to the ephemeral messaging service Snapchat but it hasn't proven much of one. Facebook on Tuesday declined to provide user figures for Creative Labs apps.
Messenger, which predates the Creative Labs division, has fared much better, though it helped that Facebook essentially forced users to download it after it removed the messaging functionality from its main app. It has more than 500 million users.
Unlike with Messenger, though, the company says it won't require people to use the stand-alone app if they want to use Facebook Groups. They will still be able to access Groups through the Facebook app or on the website.
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The adult flight season may range from late June to early September.
He finished his first top flight season with 15 goals.
He would score seven goals in his first top flight season.
This was Bolton's worst start to a top flight season since 1902-03, when they were relegated.
The male mates many times while most females mate only once during the flight season.
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