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You could probably use any number of descriptors for the music of U SCO and get away with it: Speed-jazz.Prog-punk.Technical avant-metal.Advanced calculus-rock.Ecstatic thrash.Phil Cleary, Ryan Miller, and Jon Scheid have heard it all before.But they don't talk about any of it."We all kind of like to be surprised by what we're doing," Scheid told the Mercury.

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Jackie Recktenwald sees her role in student success as one of collaboration and education.As the University of Pennsylvania's inaugural director of well-being initiatives, she believes creating student success demands equipping students with all the right tools.Working on Wellness
Recktenwald's position is part of the college's larger division Wellness at Penn Public Health and Well-Being-which, as implied in its name, has two pillars: clinical health and health and well-being.

JavaScript is a popular programming language used by developers for building web and mobile applications.While there are many built-in functions and libraries in JavaScript, sometimes you need to create your custom library to reuse code across different projects.This article will guide you on creating your custom JavaScript library, which you can use in multiple projects and share with other developers.

A real wartime cabaret which originated in a bunker in Kyiv is to be performed in London to mark the one-year anniversary of Russia invading Ukraine.Bunker Cabaret combines music, poetry and dance, and has been performed in places including Cornwall, and Leipzig and Berlin in Germany.The next stop is Somerset House on Friday and Saturday, with the aim to highlight the resilience of Ukrainian artists one year after Russia invaded their country on February 24 2022.

When visiting Hopscotch, an interactive museum and art gallery in San Antonio, visitors start their experience by using their palate.Guests often start in the lounge on the first floor, where they sip tequila cocktails out of tamarind straws, munch through cotton candy perched atop sparkling wine, and lick edible glitter off the sides of glasses.

When Jane Smith first opened her wine-centric restaurant Dame in 2016, she thought she had it figured out.She had a business partner, a chef lined up, and a beautiful corner space on Northeast Killingsworth.Just a year after opening, however, the restaurant's situation changed.Her partner left, her chef left, and Smith found herself treading water.

iHeartMedia, the No.1 podcast publisher globally with more downloads than the next to podcast publishers combined according to Podtrac, announced the launch of Ruby, the first dedicated team of its kind from a major company committed to the production, sales and marketing of branded podcasts.iHeartMedia has built one of the fastest-growing slate of branded podcasts globally with 30 original series from major brands such as T-Mobile, IBM, Intuit Quickbooks and Mattress Firm.

Ever since Kelsea Ballerini saw Shania Twain soar into a theater on a flying motorcycle wearing a catsuit and closer-to-God hair, the rising country star has known she wanted to be a boundary-breaking daredevil.But, like Kelly Clarkson, she also wanted to be a bare-it-all open book hitting the big notes and still cracking self-effacing jokes onstage in jeans and a T-shirt.

Lotame, the global technology company that makes customer data smarter, faster, and easier to use, today (March 8th, 2023) announced that it has strengthened its executive team, hiring Eli Heath as head of identity and elevating three team members to key roles in security, privacy, and marketing.Lotame's former EVP of technology, Eric Hastings, has been promoted to the newly created role of chief information officer (CIO).

Genes  and a dash of humility  are the secrets of longevity for one of France's biggest music stars, Jean-Michel Jarre, the septuagenarian electronic music pioneer who's sold over 80 million records and is still going strong.My vitality is probably genetic  it's coming from my mother, he said before a Paris concert, referring to Francette Pejot, the French Resistance member and concentration camp survivor.

Samantha Irby knows how to write in many mediums.The No. 1 New York Times best-selling author has published several books of personal essays.She's written for TV shows like Shrill and And Just Like That ..., the Sex and the City reboot, and about what it felt like to almost turn one of her books of essays into a TV show itself.

Today is a guest post by Rosemary Flannery about the new Bellini exhibit at the Jacquemart-André Museum.The Jacquemart-André Museum is featuring a stunning exhibition on the work of Giovanni Bellini (1435 - 1516), considered one of the greatest Venetian artists of the Renaissance.His paintings and that of his contemporaries - sculptures by Donatello, paintings from his father's atelier and masterpieces by Mantegna - tell his story and that of his era.

Monarchs are the only butterfly species to make a two-way migration - back and forth from Mexico to as far north as Canada.Chicago muralist Robert Valadez, a third-generation Mexican American who paints monarch butterflies, said that unlike many people in Latin America who try to come to the United States, monarchs can cross the border freely.

Fred Waller, the former chief of patrol for the Chicago Police Department, was named as the department's interim superintendent by Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson, he announced Wednesday.Waller, 61, retired in August 2020 after spending 34 years in CPD, climbing the ranks from patrol officer to district commander and, ultimately, to chief of patrol, the third-highest rank in the department.

Brandon Johnson will officially become Chicago's next mayor during an inuaguration ceremony at Credit Union 1 Arena at the University of Illinois Chicago campus on May 15.Johnson's transition team released new details Tuesday about the plans for his swearing-in, which include the inauguration ceremony starting at 10:30 a.m. at the venue formerly known as the UIC Pavillion, 525 S. Racine Ave., for which tickets will be made available.

When Amy Morton and chef Debbie Gold began making plans for LeTour, their new French American brasserie with major Moroccan overtones, they decided on a shape - geometric and symbolic - around which they could build their restaurant: the circle.LeTour's most obvious circle is its building, a 1960s-era rotunda bank building at 625 Davis Street that is, quite literally, round.

Chicagoans will elect a new mayor on April 4 after voters on Feb. 28 narrowed the candidates from nine to two: Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson.We invited the former mayoral candidates to comment on their expectations for the city's next leader.To read each op-ed, click the links below.In this moment, Chicago needs to come together to make sure the next mayor - whoever that person may be - listens, is collaborative and understands that they have a mandate to see through reforms that have thus far been broken promises and missed opportunities.

The Theatres Trust has removed three venues from their Theatres at Risk Register for 2023, after the Century Theatre, Walthamstow Granada and Swansea's Palace Theatre were considered no longer at risk of closure, redevelopment or severe decay.The charity and UK's advisory public body for theatres has issued their annual report, which has identified 38 theatres from across the UK as at risk.

T he Theatres Trust has removed three venues from their Theatres at Risk Register for 2023, including Walthamstow Granada.The charity and UK's advisory public body for theatres has issued their annual report, which has identified 38 theatres from across the UK as at risk.The Theatres Trust have said that east London's Walthamstow Granada soon to reopen as Soho Theatre Walthamstow along with the Century Theatre in Coalville, Leicestershire, and the Palace Theatre in Swansea are are no longer considered at risk due to advocacy, planning and viability advice from the Trust and the support of their respective local authorities, theatre operators and community groups.

There are unwritten rules about the emotions you're expected to show at work.These implicit "feeling rules" are so embedded in an organization's social fabric that we rarely notice them.However, there are times when there's a conflict between how you feel and the emo­tions you're expected to display.

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Being a good engineering manager means that, to some degree, you have a natural affinity for the work involved.And if you're a good developer, you likely already have some of those innate skills and attributes.But simply having the skills doesn't mean you'll enjoy being an engineering manager.

Ofsted inspections are a brutal process and they need to change, the vice-president of the National Association of Head Teachers has said.Simon Kidwell believes the framework that underpins the inspection needs redesigning, declaring that it is not fit for purpose and it's not working.Ofsted has been under scrutiny after Ruth Perry, a head teacher at Caversham Primary School in Reading, Berkshire, took her own life in January while awaiting its report which downgraded her school from the highest rating to the lowest.

Kate Forbes has said she hopes to negotiate with the Greens, despite suggestions the party could exit its powersharing agreement with the Scottish Government.The SNP leadership candidate said she is hopeful of continuing to work with the party as part of the Bute House Agreement if she is selected to succeed Nicola Sturgeon as first minister.

The coalition between the SNP and the Scottish Greens would come to an end with any veto of the parties' historic agreement, Patrick Harvie has said.The Scottish Greens co-leader said his party remains committed to the Bute House Agreement but he warned key issues like controversial gender reforms could bring an end to the deal.

In producer Denniz Pop's old studio in Stockholm, above the mugs of coffee and overflowing ashtrays, sat a cherry red light that he would trigger when he knew he had made a hit.In the mid to late 90s, thanks to songs for the likes of Backstreet Boys, Robyn, 5ive, NSync and Ace of Base, that light was rarely off.

It's a tale as old as time: An artist ventures out into some sublime natural landscape, takes psychedelics, and comes back with some damn good songs.Margo Price is one of the latest musicians to do so, heading out to a rental in South Carolina with her husband and a bag of mushrooms.The result is Strays (out Friday, January 13th), her most urgent, collaborative, and - fittingly - trippy record to date.

OpenAI on Tuesday announced the qualified arrival of GPT-4, its latest milestone in the making of call-and-response deep learning models and one that can seemingly outperform its fleshy creators in important exams.According to OpenAI, the model exhibits "human-level performance on various professional and academic benchmarks."

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OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT has finally revealed GPT-4, capable of accepting text or image inputs.After months of rumors and speculation, OpenAI has announced GPT-4: the latest in its line of AI language models that power applications like ChatGPT and the new Bing.The company claims the model is "more creative and collaborative than ever before," and "can solve difficult problems with greater accuracy, thanks to its broader general knowledge and problem solving abilities."

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Never mind ChatGPT - music might be the next big frontier for AI content generation.Google recently published research on MusicLM, a system that creates music in any genre with a text description.This isn't the first AI music generator.As TechCrunch notes, projects like Google's AudioML and OpenAI's Jukebox have tackled the subject.

Newman's Own Foundation has announced Alex Amouyel as its incoming President and Chief Executive Officer, starting in April.The Foundation was established by the late actor, racecar driver, and philanthropist Paul Newman to carry on his radically good legacy of giving away 100% of profits from Newman's Own food and beverages.

It's been a mere four months since artificial intelligence company OpenAI unleashed ChatGPT and not to overstate its importance changed the world forever.In just 15 short weeks, it has sparked doomsday predictions in global job markets, disrupted education systems and drawn millions of users, from big banks to app developers.

"I'm willing to go all the way to keep people safe" says District 3 Oakland City Councilmember Carroll Fife



Councilmember Carroll Fife and advocate Dave Campbell at a demonstration and vigil for safe streets in June 2022.Photo: Streetsblog/Rudick
Note: GJEL Accident Attorneys regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog California.

Amazon is mandating that employees return to the office at least three days a week starting in May.One employee says she was initially excited but realized she won't gain much from it since her team is geographically dispersed.She's now quitting to work somewhere with a stronger in-office presence.This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with an Amazon employee who is quitting to work somewhere with a stronger in-person work culture.

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Working from home offers many benefits, but building trust and forging connections is harder.Designing purposeful, engaging events can help.The Covid pandemic has led to an unprecedented surge in remote work.According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 17.9 percent of the U.S. workforce worked primarily from home in 2021, the highest number since tracking started in 2005.

If you ever secretly wished to be slimed on Nickelodeon as a kid, Beat the Bomb -an immersive team game that opens today in Ivy City-might be right up your alley.Here's how Beat the Bomb's hourlong missions work: A team of four to six players dresses up in protective suits and passes through four rooms-each featuring a different game.

No-code tools facilitate true co-creation.Photo: Adobe Stock by Patpitchaya "Designers shouldn't ALSO have to code!"This is a refrain I hear a lot.Some designers feel working with code is too complex; others that it is exploitative.They are not wrong.But prototyping is a transformative practice with profound implications for design.

They're making history!Dozens of student historians from around the five boroughs saw their work recognized, when they were named winners of the annual "New York City History Day Contest" on Friday at the Center for Brooklyn History - with almost 80 young scholars moving onto the state history contest in April.

AUSTIN, Texas South by Southwest (SXSW) is back in town, and Friday night is the Film & TV opening party.The film festival portion of SXSW is undoubtedly one of the biggest things that draws people to Austin this time of the year."Austin is telling, that the actual film community remained like, really tight-knit and collaborative," said Jim Kolmar, a SXSW film programmer, adding, "People who maybe have worked together locally or even have met at the festival and return with collaborative projects.

Health "We need to make sure that our providers and frontline responders have the education, training, and awareness that they need to deal with this."Xylazine, an animal tranquilizer with the street name "tranq," has been showing up in more and more of New England's illicit street drugs, according to the Brandeis University Opioid Policy Research Collaborative.

Local "Diseases or targets that were previously considered untouchable, we're starting to move towards a position where we can target them," says Katherine Donovan.Katherine Donovan, a lead scientist in Eric Fischer's lab at Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, is working on a new type of cancer treatment.

Pimentel Mendoza explained that the tiring process of sending out digital manuscripts to publication after publication - only to be ghosted or rejected with empty, vague responses - often drains and discourages emerging writers."With so much of literary and publishing culture, a lot of things feel big, far-off and anonymous," says Pimentel Mendoza.

A defining project at TIME is the study of influencewho has it, what form it takes, and what it means to wield it.Our annual Women of the Year list, published on March 2, examines the most uplifting form of influence by spotlighting leaders who are using their voices to fight for a more equal world.

Leading electronic music festival returns in April, following the news that the genre is worth £550 million to Scotland's Economy.www.terminalv.co.ukInstagram | Twitter
After recent speculation regarding the future of electronic music events in Edinburgh surrounding licensing concerns, Scotland's biggest and most successful electronic music festival, Terminal V was officially granted its licence at a committee meeting in Edinburgh today.

After about a year of laying the groundwork for its presence in cryptocurrency-adjacent technology, Kraft Heinz is the latest big brand to unveil a strategy around what proponents bill as the next iteration of the internet, Web3.The food conglomerate is kicking off what it says will be a long-term plan for the space with a set of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the image of an Oscar Mayer Wiener Whistle that will be distributed at "meat-ups" online and in-person at Miami's Art Basel event this week, which will also feature appearances by the Wienermobile.

NPR expects a $20 million shortfall in sponsorships this fiscal year.It plans to freeze hiring, among other things to reduce expenses.Stephen Voss/Stephen Voss NPR will need to cut at least $10 million from the current fiscal year ending next September 30, the network's chief executive, John Lansing, announced Wednesday, due to a sharp drop in revenue from sponsors.

On the cover of its April 1968 issue of Esquire, art director George Lois depicts an image of Muhammad Ali to dramatize the boxer's persecution for his personal beliefs.(George Lois/Esquire/Hearst Magazine Media, Inc.)George Lois, a Madison Avenue ad maven who in the 1960s injected counterculture ethos into Esquire magazine's covers, wounding boxer and anti-war activist Muhammad Ali with arrows and drowning Andy Warhol in a can of Campbell's soup to depict the collapse of avant-garde art, died Nov. 18 at his home in New York City.

To start using JavaScript, you only need this blog.JavaScript is a multi-paradigm, dynamic, high-level, loosely typed language.We use JavaScript to create:

     Websites
     Mobile applications
     Web applications
     Server-side applications using Node.jsSmartwatch applications

Let now cover all the important JavaScript concepts, one-by-one
1. Variable
A variable is a value assigned to an identifier, so you can reference and use it later in the program.

Over the last 4 years of my journey in becoming the software developer 👨‍💻 I am today, a lot of it has become muscle memory to me.And when I really think about it, I surely feel it is a sign of growth 🚀; I'm definitely not done yet.With that being said, it is only fair to automate, or abstract away, this repetition into an elegant package/bundle that anyone can use in their projects, and not just me.

First of all, if you don't mind about the details, here is the repo of the starter kit:
For the first release of Browserbot, our open source project to delegate tests for web apps, we want to give devs a frontend API to easily create new systems without having to reinvent the frontend parts each time.

Photo by Makarios Tang on Unsplash In any typical database, there are many ways data can be redundant and heavy.Normalization is a technique where we can optimize the database design to follow some rules and avoid redundancy Any type of data redundancy is problematic as being said Inserting, Deletion, and Updation any record will cause us either more time or resources to process.

Central Middlesex Hospital.(Image: Fiona Hanson/PA) A plan has been put together to create a "centre of excellence" for inpatient orthopaedic surgery in Park Royal.Patients and residents across north-west London are being asked for their views on the plan for Central Middlesex Hospital.Four NHS trusts - Westminster Hospital, The Hillingdon Hospitals, Imperial College and London North West University Healthcare - want to bring together most of their routine, inpatient orthopaedic surgery.

With the Colorado River reservoirs continuing to decline, federal officials announced plans Friday to revise their current rules for dealing with shortages and will pursue a new agreement to achieve larger reductions in water use throughout the Southwest.The announcement by the Biden administration represents a renewed push in trying to scale back water use along the river to bring demands more into line with supply in the face of a 23-year megadrought worsened by global heating.

A bibliophile since childhood, I love reading everything from biographies to the backs of cereal boxes.So, I absolutely jumped at the chance to share ten of my current favorites with you in the realms of art, design, and architecture.Nearly all of these books are in my own collection - on the bookshelf or on the coffee table - so they're legitimate recommendations that I'd pick up for any of my family or friends.