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At the end of 2016, Suffolk Libraries’ Board voted unanimously to trigger a five-year extension to its contract which will run from August 2017 to 2022.
Suffolk Libraries is now looking ahead to the next five years and is starting a review to define how it can run a modern and affordable library service which meets the needs of the people of Suffolk. A new customer survey is being launched, asking people what they feel is important about the county’s library service, and there is also a new membership scheme giving people a new opportunity to support Suffolk Libraries.
The library service budget has been reduced by a further £200,000 for 2017/18 and year-on-year reductions means the library service budget is now 33% less than in 2010.
Tony Brown, Chair of Suffolk Libraries, said: “Whilst there are challenges ahead for our library service, we are now looking to the future and want to build on the successful work we have done since 2012 to protect and improve services across Suffolk and to local communities.
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Alison Wheeler, Chief Executive of Suffolk Libraries, said: “We have been warning that further cuts would be challenging and as we have less money, we will have to make further savings. We want to approach these challenges in the right way, by carrying out a review to help us make a longer-term plan We also intend to listen to people. We have built up trust and support in the community and we want as many people as possible to have their say.
“We must be realistic; staffing is our biggest cost so it is likely there won’t be as many jobs in the future. However, we want to reassure people as much as we can – we do not anticipate that any changes we have to make will include library closures, handing over libraries to volunteers or charging for what the law or our contract says must be free. Our review is likely to take several months and until we’ve done that we can’t say what changes we’ll have to make.”
Suffolk Libraries are running a customer survey until 8 May 2017. Complete the survey online or complete a paper copy, available from all libraries.
There will also be events at Ipswich, Beccles and Bury St Edmunds Libraries where people can talk to library staff or fill in the survey.
Tony Brown added, “We anticipate that council funding will continue to shrink so we will keep looking for alternative funding to supplement what we get from the county council. Our community groups who support libraries have been a big part of this and have raised thousands of pounds every year which have funded things like refurbishments, equipment in many libraries and the cost of wi-fi.
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“We believe there may be individuals or local businesses out there who may want to become Suffolk Libraries Extra supporters. It won’t affect the service to everyone else, it’ll just mean that for those who feel they can, there’s a way of giving us some extra support. There will be more details about Suffolk Libraries Extra soon but anyone who is interested can get in touch or visit the Extra web page.”


Although women only make 80.5 cents for every dollar a man earns, female consumers consistently face price discrepancies on products marketed to women. Even though these products are identical or nearly identical versions marketed to men, women pay more than men 42% of the time.The pink tax costs women roughly $2,135 per year.
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I don’t like to define myself by the work I’ve done. I define myself by the work I want to do. Skills can be taught, personality is inherent. I prefer to keep learning, continue challenging myself, and do interesting things that matter.


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Stigmata (1999)
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Stigmata: wounds similar to Jesus' wounds when he was crucified.
This movie is based on a real thing, and with something that happens in reality among very religious people. If you know all that, then this movie is pretty scary, because it shows the Stigmata, and it also tells about the missing document of the church.
Frankie Page (Patricia Arquette) is a regular girl living in Pennsylvania. She works and goes out and she doesn't believe in God. One day she gets an rosary from her mother and then all the fun begins. Father Andrew Kiernan (Gabriel Byrne) works at the Vatican as a scientist. So he was sent to see what's happening to Frankie Page.
The setting is very dark and wet (it rains almost all the time in Pennsylvania), and Frankie's being possessed by another Father is portrayed as if it is a horror movie. Andrew Kiernan is more of a scientist than a religious man, and the Cardinal looks like a mafia godfather, when in fact he is one of the highest order in Catholic church. And most of all, the movie lacks climax. The climax point was very obvious and it has a lower intensity compared to other scenes.
This movie could have been a great movie, giving that ir was based on a true story, with facts that happens, but the whole portrayal of it is just too Hollywood, too unreligious. I'm not complaining that this movie offends or misinterprets some religions, but if you're going to make a movie about certain aspects of a religion, it is better to know the religion first.
Nice music though from Billy Corgan.
Indra Moeljadi didn't know that the Vatican has scientists
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I developed an end-to-end machine learning project to forecast the hourly outputs of major wind farms in South Australia. I built a data pipeline in Python to ingest and clean public weather & power data. I used various models, such as XGBoost, to discover the relationship between the weather and power data. Finally, I deployed the models on AWS to continuously make forecasts based on live weather data, and built a dashboard in Dash as a frond end to demo the live forecasts from my models.
I built a semi-automated data science pipeline and an explainable workflow with Lale & AIX360
to forecast wind power based on weather data. This workflow allows data scientists to better understand how
model performs so they can choose hyperparameters
and features accordingly to continuously re-train models.
This is my submission to IBM AI Explainability Hackathon, which won second place.
I used Selenium and BeautifulSoup to web scrape job postings data from au.indeed.com. Then I used natural language processing, SVM and random forest models to determine crucial factors that impact the salary.
Check out the GitHub repositoryI made a 3D time-series choropleth map to visualise the growth of small-scale solar PV installation in all Australia from 2001 to 2020. The 3D scene was built in Blender programmatically using solely Blender's Python API. I also built a dashboard in React.js so you can explore all the data in each postal areas.
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bomrang provides functions for interacting with Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) Weather Data Services forecasts. BoM serves several types of data data as XML and JSON files. This package fetches these files, parses them and return a tidy data frame.
Several functions are provided by bomrang.The main functionality of bomrang is provided through three functions, get_precis_forecast()
, which retrieves the précis (short) forecast; get_current_weather()
, which fetches the current weather from a given station; and get_ag_bulletin()
, which retrieves the agriculture bulletin. Other functions include update_forecast_locations()
, which updates an internal database of forecast locations distributed with the package, and sweep_for_stations()
which returns the nearest weather stations to a point in Australia.
get_precis_forecast
This function only takes one argument, state
. The state
parameter allows the user to select the forecast for just one state or a national forecast. States or territories are specified using the official postal codes:
The function, get_precis_forecast()
, will return a data frame of the weather forecast for the daily forecast with the following fields:
start_time_local
and end_time_local
Following is an example fetching the forecast for Queensland.
library("bomrang")
QLD_forecast <- get_precis_forecast(state = "QLD")
head(QLD_forecast)
get_ag_bulletin
get_ag_bulletin()
only takes one argument, state
. The state
parameter allows the user to select the bulletin for just one state or a national forecast. States or territories are specified using the official postal codes.
The function, get_ag_bulletin()
, will return a data frame of the agriculture bulletin with the following fields:
Following is an example fetching the ag bulletin for Queensland.
library("bomrang")
QLD_bulletin <- get_ag_bulletin(state = "QLD")
head(QLD_bulletin)
get_current_weather
get_current_weather()
takes one of two arguments: station_name
and latlon
, returning the current weather observations (and the observations of the last 72 hours) for the given location.
If station_name
is used, the weather observations for the last 72 hours are returned for that station. If the string provided is ambiguous, the function returns an observation for one of the possible stations and emits a warning to offer unambiguous station names.
If latlon
is used, the observations returned are from the station nearest to that latitude-longitude coordinate. The function also emits a message, to tell the user which station was used.
Following is an example fetching the current weather for Melbourne.
library("bomrang")
Melbourne_weather <- get_current_weather("Melbourne (Olympic Park)")
head(Melbourne_weather)
sweep_for_stations
sweep_for_stations()
only takes one argument, latlon
, a length-2 numeric vector. By default, Canberra (approximately).
This function will search for weather stations and return a data frame of all weather stations (in this package) sorted by distance from latlon
, ascending. The fields in the data frame are:
name - station name
Lat - latitude (decimal degrees)
Lon - longitude (decimal degrees)
distance - distance from provided latlon
value (kilometres).
Following is an example sweeping for stations starting with Canberra.
# Show only the first ten stations in the list
head(sweep_for_stations(latlon = c(-35.3, 149.2)), 10)
update_forecast_locations
update_forecast_locations()
downloads the latest précis forecast locations from the BoM server and updates bomrang’s internal database of forecast locations. There is no need to use this unless you know that a forecast location exists in a more current version of the BoM forecast location database that is not available in the database distributed with bomrang. This database is distributed with the package to make the process faster when fetching the forecast.
update_station_locations
update_station_locations()
downloads the latest station locations and metadata and updates bomrang’s internal databases that support the use of get_current_weather()
and get_ag_bulletin()
. There is no need to use this unless you know that a station exists in BoM’s database that is not available in the databases distributed with bomrang


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'Friends' Forever: Jennifer Aniston Hits 20 Mln Instagram Follower Milestone, Thanks Fans With Meme
by by Svetlana EkimenkoUS actress Jennifer Aniston made her very first Instagram post in October, uploading a selfie with her former fellow cast members from the legendary sitcom Friends, which aired between 1994 and 2004.
US actress Jennifer Aniston has posted an emotional message to her fans, thanking them after reaching the milestone of 20 million Instagram followers in just over a month since she joined the social media platform.
Alongside a video meme of herself wiping tears from her eyes, she wrote:
“20 million followers?! That’s a lot of thank you notes! THANK YOU, GUYS.”
“Iconic”
The Friends actress enjoyed a record-breaking start to life on Instagram.
The first photo she posted on the platform on 15 October was a selfie with her former cast members from the legendary show, which drove netizens crazy over the iconic reunion.
In just five hours, Aniston racked up over 13.6 million followers and broke Instagram's and Guinness' world record for reaching 1 million followers, beating previous record-holders Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
Earlier Aniston, 50, explained why she'd finally decided to join social media.
When she appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in October, she said:
“It was just one of those things. Eventually – it’s not going anywhere, right? So why not join the party?"
The actress added:
“And it’s not that scary. (You can) share information, connect with your fans, right wrongs that are said about you, have fun, make fun of yourself, make fun of people. Help animals get rescued.”
Instagram users rushed to post congratulatory comments, as a fan under the name of ritawislon applauded the actress:
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Another fan, vaibhavaggarwal18, added:
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Other Instagram comments underscored that the actress totally deserved all the love and appreciation she was receiving, commenting:
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Jennifer Aniston rose to prominence for her role as Rachel Green in the television sitcom Friends, that also starred Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer and aired from 1994 to 2004, running for ten seasons.
The legendary show remains one of the most popular TV shows ever, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year on 22 September.
Aniston has since enjoyed a highly successful career, becoming the fifth most highly paid actress in 2019.
The actress is reportedly set to reunite with her Friends co-stars, with the six core actors in talks to return for an unscripted reunion special on upcoming streaming service HBO Max, according to the Hollywood Reporter.


The Sword Fern Die-Off at Seward Park
The die-off was first noticed in the autumn of 2013 at what we now refer to as
Ground Zero: a quarter acre
of gently sloping land on the south side of the the Hatchery Trail. By July of 2014 this previously dense
stand of large sword ferns was more than 90% dead, and the ground was bare.
In subsequent years, the die-off has spread, more than doubling in size (on average) each year, as
can be seen in the map below. At present (Novermber 2017) dead ferns may be found, at least in
isolated patches, throughout the Seward Park peninsula. The mostly contiguous region centered on Ground Zero
now covers fifteen acres, about 10% of the old-growth forest. The spread is primarily radial, as if
from a pathogen whose movement is not principally determined by the downhill flow of water.
Research
An informal and volunteer group of researchers, both academic and lay, and with support from Seattle Parks,
has been studying the die-off since November of 2014. Foremost among this group is plant pathologist
Dr. Marianne Elliott from the WSU Puyallyp Plant and Insect Diagnostic Laboratory, and ecologist
Dr. Tim Billo from the UW College of the Enviroment. Plausible hypotheses - introduced phythophthora and mountain
beavers - have been systematically tested by members of this grou and, in each case, rejected.
The cause remains a mystery. Indirect effects of climate change may be involved.
Sword Fern Biology
The Sword Fern,
Polystichum munitum is the dominant understory plant of the Pacific Northwest's
Douglas Fir/Hemlock/Cedar forests. Sword ferns colonize disturbed ground after disturbance: fire, glaciation,
logging. Current expert opinion holds that ferns do not reproduce beneath a closed forest canopy, and that
individual ferns live for hundreds of years: "1000 years is not out of the question" says Polystichm genus expert Dr. David
Barrington of the University of Vermont.
Dr. Barrington, along with other fern experts (Dr Robbing Moran, Curator of Ferns And Lycophytes at the NY Botannical
Garden, plant pathologist Dr. Rodrigo Valverde of LSU, research botaninst emeritus at the UC Berkeley Herbariaum,
Dr. David Wagener of the Northwest Botanical Institute) all agree that the die-off is, to the best of their knowledge,
unprecedented.
Possible Causes
Many have been suggested, none supported by the evidence we have collected. Please see this
summary.
What We Have Lost
Before (2011) & after (2017) photos of the same location at Seattle's Seward Park
Regional Summary: Die-Off report from across the Puget Lowlands
- Seward Park, 15 acres, first observed 2014, severity 10
- Suquamish (private property), 2 acres, 2010, severity 10
- Indianola > 1 acre, 2017, severity 8
- Port Ludlow, private forest, 0.5 intermittent acres along a trail, 2017, severity 8
- Cheasty Mt. View, a Seattle Park, ~0.5 acre, 2016, severity 6
- Upper Luther Burbank Park, Mercer Island, 0.1 acre, 2016, severity 6
- Baring, private property, 0.1 acres, 2016, severity 5
- (Rochester, unconfirmed, > 1 acre, 2016)
- Fort Worden State Park, several acres, 2017, severity 8
- Hornby Island Helliwell Provincial Park, BC, > 2 acres, severity 7
For Yet More Information
We have kept a
blog since November of 2015. Look there for lab reports, field studies, maps,
hypotheses, and email exchanges with fern experts.


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How/ where to find on job openings
- Networking/ Referrals
- The Internet
- LinkedIn: Provides not only possible job opportunities within your area, but also introduces you to connections and allows others to view your background and experience.
- Career Builder: One of the biggest job boards online. Its search engine allows you to filter through thousands of jobs to find the right job openings for you.
- Indeed: Another large online job board which also lets you search for jobs globally or locally.
- Robert Half: Not only will this site provide you possible job opportunities, but also career advice and tips on seeking jobs.
- LinkedIn: Provides not only possible job opportunities within your area, but also
- Temporary Employment/ Internships
- Job Fairs
- Recruitment Agencies
Make sure to contact people you know. Sometimes, the best way to find a job is through those closest to you. Not only will you be able to find possible job openings, but perhaps also put in a good word through your companions.
Nowadays, almost anything can be accessible through the internet, including a variety of information on job openings. Many company websites also provide detailed information for those interested in job opportunities. You can even find job openings through social media online connections.
Here are a few great websites to find job openings within your area:
Starting out small and putting your foot in the door can eventually lead to bigger things. If you do well as a temp or an intern, this could lead to a career. Not only will this help help you find a job, but also gain experience and connections.
Not only will you be able to find possible job openings, but also get to interact with different people involved in the jobs you're interested in, and ask questions. You will be introduced to a variety of career options, and be able to establish connections.
One of the benefits of looking for jobs through a recruitment agency is that many companies seek for employees through recruitment agencies simply because it is faster to employ people. An agency can help you find a job that best suits your skills and abilities.
Resume And Forms
Writing a resume
- Choose a format
- Reverse-chronological: This is typically seen as the traditional style of resume. Your information is displayed in a reverse-chronological format, which helps highlight your progress in certain occupations. This is preferred by many as it accommodates all industries and levels of experience. Although, it may not be beneficial for those who frequently change jobs or have gaps in their work history.
- Functional: This type of resume emphasizes your capabilities and qualifications. It's best used if you wish to highlight certain skill sets or if you have gaps and changes in your employment history.
- Combination: This type of resume is a combination of certain aspects of the chronological and functional formats. If you wish to highlight experience or a skill set in a certain career, or change career paths, this is the format for you.
- Add your information
- Contact Information: Every resume should have this section. Your name, mailing address, telephone number, email address, and id possible, a link to your online portfolio, should be provided.
- Resume Introduction: There are 3 possible options you can choose as your resume introductions: a qualifications summary, career objective, and professional profile. Choose the one that you believe will best emphasize your abilities and goals.
- Professional Experience: This section is essential to your resume, as it outlines all of your previous work experience. Your work experiences should be listed in reverse chronological order, and only display work experiences that are in relevance to the job you are seeking. Make sure to state the company's name, location, date of employment, and your title. Also add a few bullet points of your duties and achievements.
- Education: This section displays your the extent of your knowledge and expertise. Make sure to include the name of the institutions you've gone to, the location of the school, date of graduation, your degree, and GPA.
- Additional Sections: By adding information relevant to your career, this may help strengthen your resume overall. Here you can list your certifications/licenses, publications, awards/honors/activities, technical skills, and additional skills.
- Style your resume
There are typically three different types of formats when it comes to resumes. Choose whichever one that you believe will represent yourself and your job experience the best.
Keep in mind that the information you display and the order they are displayed in largely depend on the format you've chosen. The following are typical components of a resume.
Taking that extra step to style your resume can help make a better overall impression. Try to keep your resume short and simple; only add information that you think is relevant and beneficial. As for fonts, make it simple and easy to read. Make sure to organize your resume into legible sections. Too many or too little page breaks may discourage some from reading your resume.

Every cover letter should begin with a header including your name, telephone number, email address, date, name of the hiring manager and their professional title, and the name and address of the company you are applying to. You can also include your home address, links to portfolios, social media accounts, and etc. as long as it's kept professional.
Make sure to begin with a formal greeting directly to the hiring manager who'll read it. Introduce yourself, and argue why you are suited for the job. Use the cover letter to provide something about yourself that your resume can't describe, such as your personality, traits, skills, etc. This is also a good area to explain certain aspects of your resume.
Aside from the content, make sure the document looks good. Small details such as margins, font size, alignment can make a difference.
Completing application forms
The way you prepare an application can make a big difference on getting an interview and getting the job.
- Be Prepared Make sure you know information that you will need before hand, sometimes you must fill out an application form on the spot. Reading over the form before you start writing, and make sure you're following instructions. Some information you may be asked for are personal information, such as name, address, phone number, and felonies; education, such as the schools you've attended, your major, graduation date; information on the position you've applied for, the title of the job, your availability, and when you can begin; employment information, such as contact information of previous employers; and other references.
- Be Neat and Clear Answer every question clearly and correctly, as orderly as possible to avoid any misunderstandings. And before you turn it in, make sure you re-read it
Interview
How to present yourself in a job interview
Once you've gotten past the application process and have landed yourself an interview, now is the time to make a good impression.
Plan out what you have to say beforehand. It's good to be prepared for any questions thrown at you. Go over common interview questions such as "Why do you want to work for us?" and "What are your strengths and weaknesses?" and plan out your response. You can even come up with your own questions and answer them yourself. Make sure to emphasize your skills and abilities, and how they would serve useful if you were to be employed. Do some research and find out as much as you can about the occupation and institution you are interviewing for. Wear the appropriate attire. When you first arrive, make sure to introduce yourself and offer to shake their hands. During the interview, focus on your qualifications and enthusiasm for the job.  Politeness and etiquette matters greatly during a job interview, and poor manners may cost you the job.
By doing all of this, you can present yourself as someone who is prepared and eager to take up the job, leaving a good first impression.
Tips for a successful job interview
- Be Prepared
- Be Punctual
- Think before you speak, and don't rush
- Be Polite
- Ask for questions/ clarifications
- Be Confident
- Show Interest
Sources
- Tips to Face a Job Interview
- 10 Best Job Websites
- 9 Different Ways to Find a New Job
- How to Write a Resume
- How to Write a Cover Letter in 8 Simple Steps
- How to Write a Cover Letter
- How to Fill Out a Job Application
- How to Fill Out a Job Application
- Presenting Yourself in Person: Mastering the Job Interview
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