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The integration of research, education, and communication is critical to the stewardship efforts in Acadia. The complex challenges of rapid environmental change demand that the next generation of professionals have the necessary skills to span disciplinary boundaries, work with a diversity of stakeholders, and integrate science into decision-making.
Through the continued generous support of Catherine and James Gero, the National Park Service, Schoodic Institute, and the National Park Foundation are able to offer fellowship opportunities to support early-career experiences in Acadia National Park. We will support three 10-month fellowships beginning in the summer of 2023:
Science Research Fellow: 1 position, June 2023 – March 2024
Environmental Science Education Fellow: 1 position, July 2023 – May 2024
Science Communication Fellow: 1 position, June 2023 – March 2024
Reports to: Science Engagement Coordinator, with additional supervision from Schoodic Institute science staff
Compensation: Early Career Fellows are paid $19.00/hour for 40 hours a week with housing provided on the Schoodic Institute campus in the Schoodic District of Acadia National Park.
In addition, the fellows will receive benefits including sick time and holiday pay.
Application Deadline: Friday, February 3, 2023
The Acadia Early-Career Fellows will engage learners of all ages in science, and advance science to inform park stewardship. Together, this cadre of early-career professionals will work alongside National Park Service and Schoodic Institute scientists, educators, communicators, and resource managers in Acadia National Park and surrounding areas. These highly competitive fellowships are intended for motivated, early-career individuals (within three years of earning a Bachelor's degree) seeking a springboard experience for their careers working at the intersection of conservation, scientific research, education, and communication.
The Science Research Fellow will engage in field efforts for management-focused research across Acadia, such as monitoring seasonal bird populations, assessing biodiversity, working with resource managers, and engaging park visitors in science learning. Based on ongoing research priorities and the fellow's interests, the fellow will take the lead on a project, including field data collection, data analysis, and synthesis. The fellow's research will directly inform management decisions to steward park resources. The Science Fellow will assist the Education Fellow with incorporating this research into science curricula and leading learning experiences with students. This fellow will also work closely with the Science Communication Fellow to share the science stories of Acadia with a diversity of audiences.
The Environmental Science Education Fellow will develop and teach lessons as a part of the Schoodic Education Adventure (SEA) residential education program, helping to develop both the STEM and emotional learning portions of the curriculum for 5th through 8th grade students. The Education Fellow will lead in-person and virtual education programs. The fellow will assist the Science Fellow with conducting field research and then incorporating this research into learning experiences. This fellow will also work closely with the Science Communication Fellow to share science stories of Acadia.
The Science Communication Fellow will work with communication experts in the park to tell the compelling stories of science in Acadia to a range of audiences through in-person, written, audio, and video platforms. Specific story topics will be developed in coordination with communications staff and the fellow's interests and abilities. The Communication Fellow will work closely in the field and classroom with the Science and Education Fellows, contributing to research and education and helping these fellows tell their stories of science in Acadia to a diversity of audiences.
All three fellows are expected to participate in weekly photo submissions for social media, create content for the Schoodic Institute website, and attend or present at Schoodic events such as lectures, symposia, or fundraising events.
Qualifications and Fellowship Requirements:
Bachelor's degree (or equivalent experience) in an applicable field of science, education, or communication with a graduation date within the past 3 years,
Ability to work independently and as part of a team,
Strong work ethic,
Enthusiasm for learning, science, and conservation,
Keen interest in pursuing a career in conservation, including scientific research, environmental science education, communication,
Willingness to periodically travel and/or camp to complete field assignments,
Willingness to work in a variety of conditions (e.g., weather, terrain, diverse (potentially buggy) habitats),
Must have permanent authorization for US employment,
Must have a valid driver's license,
Fellow-specific Qualifications:
Experience with the identification of eastern birds by sight and sound (science fellow)
Experience with data analysis and coding in R (science fellow)
Experience with developing curricula and leading environmental science education (education fellow)
Demonstrated ability to communicate science content and experience with audio storytelling (communication fellow)
Employment Details
Each fellow will be a temporary employee of Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park and earn an hourly salary ($19.00) and work 40 hours per week. Each fellowship will last for 43 weeks (~10 months). Daily and weekly work schedules may fluctuate. Work days can be up to 14 hours long. In some instances, such as intertidal work during low tide, work days may be split into morning and evening work. At times work will begin at dawn and go through dusk. Work hours will include some weekends.
The fellows' primary work location is Winter Harbor, Maine on the Schoodic Peninsula. Field work will occur throughout Acadia National Park and surrounding locations within a 1-3 hour drive. At times camping may be required to complete field work off of the Schoodic Peninsula.
Residence is required and provided on the Schoodic Institute campus. Housing in a private bedroom as part of a shared apartment will be provided.
Note that the nearest city with full services, Ellsworth, is a 45-minute drive away. Although not required, personal transportation is highly recommended.
About Schoodic Institute:
Established in 2004, Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and Acadia National Park's primary partner in science and education. Based at the largest of 17 National Park Service Research Learning Centers in Winter Harbor, Maine, in Wabanaki homeland, Schoodic Institute's focus is understanding environmental change taking place in Acadia and beyond, and helping managers of parks and other protected areas respond and adapt to change while engaging people of all ages in science. Schoodic Institute is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Schoodic Institute, the National Park Service, and the National Park Foundation are committed to increasing diversity in environmental science, education, and conservation. We are highly collaborative, inclusive, and committed to a team environment that is safe and free from bullying, harassment, and discrimination. Team members are encouraged to share ideas, enthusiasm, and knowledge with each other. Rapid environmental change demands a more diverse and skilled next generation of conservation champions and we are committed to this workforce development.
Each applicant can apply for one of three opportunities: Science Research Fellowship, Environmental Science Education Fellowship, or Science Communication Fellowship.
Send a cover letter and resume with contact information for three references as a single pdf to
For the Science Communication Fellowship, please also send a writing sample.
Email subject line must be the desired position: Science Research Fellowship, Environmental Science Education Fellowship, or Science Communication Fellowship.
The job duties may be adjusted to accommodate COVID-19-specific safe working practices.
Application Deadline: February 3, 2023


The Imo State Police Command has set up Bank Chain patrol squads to forestall the kind massive robbery onslaught on banks in Offa Kwara State, which took place a week ago.
A robbery gang had on April 5 struck at the sleepy town of Offa, Kwara State, leaving behind a littany of dead bodies including nine policemen.
The Imo State Commissioner of Police, Chris Ezike, said that the establishment was made of five squads and headed by a Superintendent of Police.
He spoke in Owerri on Friday.
Ezike said that the command did not want to be caught unawares by bank robbers, assuring the Nigerian bank customers that the state was safe for banking transactions.
According to him, the operatives are specially trained to counter bank robbery operations and added that his command wanted to make sure that the state was water tight against all forms of crimes, including invasion of banks.
He said, "We don't want what happened in Offa to happen here. We want to be proactive than reactive in Imo State. I have set up a squad known as Bank Chain patrol teams. They are made up of five teams. One squad led by a superintendent heads the team.
Ezike said that the operatives were charged to liaise with bank managers to ensure that issues of security breach were swiftly combated.
According to him, "The bank chain patrol teams were charged to liaise with bank managers to ensure that any suspected security breach is immediately taken care of.
"To work with bank managers to curtail internal infractions and sabotage, they are to ensure that all Automated Teller Machine points, bank premises are free for transactions.
The police commissioner said that he would said that he personally supervise the Bank Chain patrol teams to ensure a thorough job.
It has been the observable pattern that armed robbers hit towns out of the capitals of different states, where they perceive the security to be less effective.


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For some time now there have been numerous debates surrounding police force amalgamation. It's a subject which has actually been rumbling on for decades now. Previous visitors here will know that I'm broadly in favour of the principle (see here) but what of the recent supportive and not so favourable comments on the issue…
After the creation of Police Scotland on the 1st of April I asked; is this the way forward for the remainder of the UK (see here). I'm glad to see that finally, we're now starting to see some chinks in the mostly self-interested parochial armour of the police 'old boys (and girls) club' that is the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO).
A chief constable in Wales has said she supports the idea of merging the four Welsh police forces into one…(policeoracle.com)
Gwent Police Chief Constable Carmel Napier recently gave her backing to "the idea in principle" of a single police force for Wales (see here). Great for Wales, but having been on the receiving end of some of Ms Napier's leadership and opinion before, I have to say I'm also a little sceptical of her motives here. Is there any real conviction in what she said or, could it just be simple rhetoric? Another one of those opportunist but cleverly executed pieces of public relations hype, the type of stuff which senior police officers (and politicians) are extremely adept at producing.
That said and whatever her motive for the public announcement, it doesn't really matter if there is/isn't any personal agenda. The support from any ACPO rank for reducing their numbers is a big step for any of them, "turkeys don't vote for Christmas" after all. So it has to be a step in the right direction for British policing however; there are still many who remain unconvinced about the advantages.
Police and Crime Commissioner and former policing minister says attempts to further unify police forces should be avoided…(policeoracle.com)
Former MP Alun Michael (now South Wales PCC) maintained that the decision to nationalise policing in Scotland was a "major error of judgement" – as a large force tended to become "a complex beast" to run. Perhaps, but isn't that due to the politics and micro-management tendencies involved in policing that lead to his conclusion? That and a desire to protect his own self-importance as a PCC? A comment to the original policeoracle.com article summed up many opinions about Michael's views.
When a member of the Home Affairs select committee he was telling forces that they should be working together to make the most of the resources. Now that his job as PCC is threatened it is suddenly better to have a small force. Still can't be too hard on him, he is a politician try to understand policing and this is too much to ask…(Ridgeback)
I make no bones about it, I'm no real fan of the PCC system in policing however; I also can't see why a PCC would stick his nose into this issue, other than for personal reasons. Another comment to the article also questions the validity (and honesty) of his opinion.
This is the same Alun Michael who falsely claimed £19,169-56p in expenses and was ordered to pay it all back, hardly a fit person to be a PCC…(Maverick22)
The "complex beast" that Michael refers to is only such because of individuals like him, they creat and fuel the environment in which senior police officers are almost obliged to react to, if only so they can be seen to be doing something, even when actually doing nothing is the realistic requirement.
As Simon Guilfoyle (acclaimed 'systems' thinker and Police Inspector) succinctly put it in his recent "Panic" blog; "we see more knee-jerking than a row of Can-Can dancers."
Until we finally remove the causation factors of knee-jerk reaction, along with the rafts of self-important micro-management in the system, British policing will always be that "complex beast" that Alun Michael refers to. I and many others with numerous years of policing experience know; it really doesn't have to be that way and the public actually deserve better!
In answer to the original question – more police amalgamations imminent – I would sadly have to say, probably not. There may have been some 'glacial' movement in the right direction but it's still insignificant. We are moving towards something I see as inevitable in the future however; these proposals are unlikely to gain any significant impetus until it becomes 'flavour of the month' on the Spin & Hype Menu of PCCS, politicians and ACPO officers.
Police Scotland: The way forward for British Policing? (bankbabble.wordpress.com)
Gwent chief backs police merger (bbc.co.uk)
Wales News: Alun Michael opposes all-Wales force: South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner hits out at national force idea (walesonline.co.uk)
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Sen. Cory Gardner has a record in the Senate to defend — one that includes getting the president's back more often than not. | Susan Walsh/AP Photo
The silver-tongued GOP star in danger of losing his job
Sen. Cory Gardner is a very good politician — even Democrats concede that. But will it be enough in left-leaning Colorado?
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Cory Gardner stormed into the Senate in 2014 at the height of anti-Obama fervor on the right, a fresh face vowing to be a "new kind of Republican" in a state drifting toward Democrats.
Now up for a second term in Colorado, Gardner is selling himself essentially the same way. Only this time Donald Trump's in the White House, the president is deeply unpopular here and Gardner has a record in the Senate to defend — one that includes having the president's back more often than not. Compounding his predicament: Colorado Republicans were just blown out in the midterms.
But to hear the exceedingly upbeat Gardner tell it, no course correction is in order: There's still room in Colorado for a conservative but pragmatic Republican who gets along with Trump.
"You talk to some people and it's like, 'Oh my God, nobody got a single vote other than Hillary Clinton in Colorado,'" Gardner said in an interview during two days of non-stop barnstorming across the state. "If I were a Democrat, I would say the same thing: 'When Democrats win, it's permanent. And when Republicans lose it's permanent.' That's just what they want the narrative to be. And it's just not true."
As he seeks reelection on the front lines of the GOP's efforts to defend its majority, Gardner's formidable political skills face an even tougher test than when he pulled off his upset win five years ago over Democratic Sen. Mark Udall. He's campaigning in a manner that makes Trump seem almost like an afterthought, as Gardner toils away on parochial issues like water management and takes on international ones like confronting North Korea.
He rarely mentions the president, except for when he's asked directly about him or when he can point to his relationship with Trump as a plus for the state.
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At a Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce event, Gardner told the suits in attendance that he'd spoken to the president about permanently locating U.S. Space Command in their region. But at a Lincoln Day GOP dinner in Alamosa — a remote town of about 10,000 near the New Mexico border — he all but avoided Trump. Gardner was introduced there as the "fifth-most bipartisan senator" — a soundbite voters are likely to hear throughout the campaign — before he took the stage and lit into socialism.
It's far from assured Gardner can walk this tightrope for the next 18 months and keep his job. Democrats have made him their No. 1 Senate target next year, confident the state's shift left has gone into overdrive since Trump took office. Colorado Democrats carry personal grudges against Gardner for the way he campaigned against Udall, and he's up against a well-oiled Democratic Party machine backed by deep-pocketed outside groups.
Gardner's opponents argue that his 49 percent support among state Republicans — combined with Trump's 55 percent disapproval rating in the state and significant Democratic voter registration gains in voter registration — will spell the senator's doom.
"There's a lot of momentum at our back," said former state Sen. Mike Johnston, a leading Democratic contender. The midterm elections were "just halftime."
Nearly a dozen Democrats are running in the primary to take on Gardner, and the party's Washington leadership is not picking favorites. Aside from Johnston, who's already raised nearly $2 million, there's former state House Speaker Andrew Romanoff, a favorite among the liberal grass roots; former diplomat Dan Baer; and former U.S. Attorney John Walsh. A few House members are flirting with the race, plus a handful of others.
And some believe former Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper could jump in if his presidential campaign stalls.
Andrew Romanoff is one of nearly a dozen Democrats running in the primary to take on Sen. Cory Gardner. | David Zalubowski/AP Photo
"There was a lot of speculation early on that there's going to be some sort of A-list recruit," said National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman Todd Young (R-Ind.). There hasn't been, he said, "because Cory has been doing his work."
Still, it's a good time to be a Democrat in Colorado. In the past year alone, the state's GOP gubernatorial nominee lost by 10 points, Republicans lost a critical swing House seat in the Denver suburbs and Democrats cemented healthy statehouse majorities.
But Gardner predicts the Legislature's liberal "overreach" will swing the pendulum back his way. And some Democrats are sounding a note of caution.
"A lot of Democrats underestimate his skills as a politician and overestimate the certainty of a blue wave," Romanoff said in an interview. "A lot of people have said to me 'Cory is toast,'" he added, but "that's completely wrong."
If upstart senators could be created from test tubes, you'd probably end up with someone like Gardner. A 44-year-old with a streak of silvery hair and boundless energy, his staffers often have to take shifts during the day to keep up with him and Gardner doesn't even drink coffee.
Gardner's dexterity with language has served him well. He's highly disciplined without sounding programmed.
And he has a quick wit: Informed that a Pueblo steel mill he toured last week was established in 1881, Gardner deadpans that just-retired octogenarian Sen. Orrin Hatch was in office at that time. At another point, he complains that his daughter used Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) as a source for a school report on North Korea rather than asking him.
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After initially declining to run in 2014, Gardner entered the race just nine months before the election. He launched a furious sprint that caught Democrats off guard.
That won't happen again, they say.
"'Look at me, I'm a moderate guy,'" is how state Democratic Party Chairman Morgan Carroll described Gardner's pitch to voters in 2014. It worked on short notice, Carroll said, but now, "This state hates Trump" and Gardner is "embracing Trump."
The challenge for Democrats is to contrast Gardner's claims of bipartisanship with his record. They're focusing on his votes to repeal Obamacare, confirm Trump's nominees and support the president's emergency declaration on the border wall. Gardner did buck the president on votes during the shutdown and on immigration reform, and he condemned Roy Moore's candidacy in Alabama while leading the party's campaign arm.
With Gardner constantly caught between Trump and independent voters, Democrats are drawing a parallel between Gardner's tactics and former GOP Dean Heller, who faced similar political terrain last year in Nevada. "Dean tried to do the same thing. And lost," said Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chair Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.).
Many Republicans were bracing for Gardner to tack left this year in preparation for his campaign. But the idea that Gardner would suddenly vote like a liberal belies who he is. Though he has often tried to work across the aisle, Gardner is reliably conservative on most issues other than immigration. As chairman of the NRSC, he devoted himself for two years to defeating incumbent Democrats.
"People are surprised to find out that I'm a Republican," Gardner said, when asked about the uproar that ensued when he endorsed Trump's reelection.
"I believe in limited government, I believe in low taxes," he added later. "If that makes me a conservative, that makes me a conservative."
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In Pueblo, after speaking about water quality, Gardner was reminded that Trump looms large over everything. In quick succession, he was asked whether he backs the president's border wall, then what he thinks of the administration's "assault" on air quality. He said border security is important but that he sympathizes with those attracted to a better life in the United States and agrees that "all of us have an interest to ensure our water and air are clean."
To the extent that Gardner does talk about Trump, he argues that his state has more influence over the White House with a Republican senator.
"Absolutely," Gardner said. The effort he's made to forge a relationship with the president "is for Colorado."
Democrats say that approach works for Gardner, but only to a point.
"Trump is likely to do things on immigration and health care that will imperil Sen. Gardner," said Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.), who partnered with Gardner on immigration last year. "It will be difficult to distinguish himself from President Trump because he has supported the president's positions."
Gardner avoids blanket criticisms of Trump; instead, he's picked a handful of discrete issues to create some daylight. He held up Trump's judicial nominees in an effort to protect the state's burgeoning marijuana industry and derailed the nomination of Herman Cain to the Federal Reserve. Gardner complained about the 35-day shutdown but did not go after Trump over it.
The issue where Gardner is most critical of the president is North Korea.
"The president has, I'm afraid, taken pressure off of North Korea. He believes it's a way for him to negotiate with Kim Jong Un," Gardner said. "I believe it's a rope a dope."
In the Senate, Gardner wants to take up comprehensive immigration reform and steps to stop election interference by Russia. He said he wants to do more than just confirm Trump's nominees. Asked whether that means trying to repeal Obamacare as he's supported in the past, Gardner demurs. "Obamacare has failed," he offers, but getting rid of it is unrealistic.
Taken together, a campaign blueprint emerges: Hold together Colorado Republicans, then cobble together a coalition of independents and conservative Democrats to put him over the top. In Colorado that means clearing about 48 percent of the vote.
"He appeals to a lot of the unaffiliated voters," Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.) said of Gardner. (Colorado has more than 1.2 million people registered as unaffiliated.) And, "he'll run ahead of Trump."
Colorado's political history indicates its voters are open to splitting tickets: In 2004, Democrat Ken Salazar won a Senate seat as and George W. Bush carried Colorado in his reelection campaign.
But Colorado is seen as a long shot at best for Trump, and Republicans have lost their registration advantage there. There's likely no other way for Gardner to win than draw crossover voters.
Gardner's already working on his pitch for those Democrats, the latest iteration of his "new kind" of Republicanism. Except this time, it's that he's the same guy who stood in front of windmills in 2014 and said he's "working across party lines."
Asked whether he's changed since his electric run in 2014, Gardner chuckles.
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Kurd  Lasswitz, né le  à Breslau et mort le  à Gotha, est un écrivain, mathématicien, physicien et géographe allemand qui publia sous le pseudonyme Velatus. Il est considéré en Allemagne comme le fondateur de la littérature de science-fiction germanophone.

Biographie
Kurd Lasswitz étudie les mathématiques et la physique, puis obtient un doctorat de physique en 1873. En 1876, il enseigne dans un lycée de Gotha. Dans cet établissement, il aura pour élève Hans Dominik (écrivain) qui deviendra également par la suite un auteur de science-fiction réputé.

Kurd Lasswitz écrivit des ouvrages sur la physique, sur la théorie de la connaissance, sur le philosophe Emmanuel Kant et travailla à une édition critiques des œuvres de Gustav Theodor Fechner, le fondateur de la psychophysique. Ses textes de critique sociale sont pour la plupart tombés dans l'oubli, après avoir été interdits par la censure nazie. Mais Kurd Lasswitz est avant tout considéré comme le père de la science-fiction moderne de langue allemande.

À la différence de Jules Verne et de Herbert George Wells, il utilisa la science-fiction à des fins critiques et pédagogiques. Ses esquisses du futur sont plus courageuses que celles de ses deux contemporains français et anglais, parce qu'elles voient plus loin dans l'avenir. C'est la raison pour laquelle, il disait lui-même qu'il se heurtait fréquemment aux limites de « ce qui est explicable avec des concepts d'aujourd'hui ». Son roman Auf zwei Planeten (Sur deux planètes) compte parmi les meilleurs romans de science-fiction allemands. Son rôle de père de la science-fiction allemande fut par la suite repris par Hans Dominik qui avait eu Kurd Lasswitz comme professeur au lycée.

Son livre Die Universalbibliothek (La bibliothèque universelle) a inspiré La Bibliothèque de Babel à Jorge Luis Borges.

Hommages
Le prix Kurd-Laßwitz est un prix allemand de science-fiction non doté qui distingue chaque année le meilleur roman, la meilleure nouvelle, le meilleur illustrateur et le meilleur travail d'édition de l'aire science-fictionnelle germanophone.

La petite planète (46514) Lasswitz découverte en 1977 par Hans-Emil Schuster à l'European Southern Observatory fut baptisée Kurd  Lasswitz par l'astronome allemand en hommage à l'écrivain de science-fiction.

Œuvres

Œuvres traduites en français
 Sur la bulle de savon, traduit de l'allemand par André Schlecht, dans : Daniel Walther (éd.), Science-fiction allemande. Étrangers à Utopolis, Presses pocket, 1980, pp. 46-59.  ;
 Surface de la bulle, traduit de l'allemand par Martine Blond, in : Fiction ,  ;
 Le fabricant de rêves, traduit de l'allemand par Martine Blond, dans : Antarès ,  ;
 La bibliothèque universelle, traduit de l'allemand par François-Guillaume Lorrain, la Nouvelle Revue française, n°565, , pages 337-351 ;
 La bibliothèque universelle, traduit de l'allemand par Philippe Guilbert, publication en ligne, .
 Psychotomie, traduit de l'allemand par Bernard Sigaud, in Lunatique, n°84, .

Romans
  Auf zwei Planeten, 1897 Texte original allemand à télécharger en PDF (Sur deux planètes) ;
  Aspira. Roman einer Wolke, 1905. (Aspira. Roman d'un nuage) ;
  Sternentau. Die Pflanze vom Neptunmond, 1909.

Nouvelles
  Aladdins Wunderlampe (La lampe merveilleuse d'Aladdin), 1888 ;
  Apoikis (Apoikis), 1882 ;
  A priori (A priori), 1884 ;
  Auf der Seifenblase (Sur la bulle de savon), 1887 ;
  Aus dem Tagebuch einer Ameise (Journal intime d'une fourmi), 1890 ;
  Die drei Nägel (Les trois clous), 1902 ;
  Die entflohene Blume. Eine Geschichte vom Mars (La fleur évadée. Une histoire martienne), 1919 ;
  Die Fernschule (L'école à distance), 1902 ;
  Frauenaugen (Les yeux d'une femme), 1886 ;
  Die Frau von Feldbach (La dame de Feldbach), 1902 ;
  Der gefangene Blitz (L'éclair captif), 1902 ;
  Gegen das Weltgesetz (Contre la loi universelle), 1877 ;
  Der Gehirnspiegel (Cérébroscopie), 1900 ;
  Eine Geschichte ohne Anfang und Ende (Une histoire sans début ni fin) ;
  Das Gesetz (La loi), 1905 ;
  Der Gott der Veranda (Le dieu de la véranda), 1907 ;
  Homchen (Homunculus), 1902 ;
  Jahrhundertmärchen (Le conte du millénaire), 1902 ;
  Das Lächeln des Glücks (Quand la chance sourit), 1900 ;
  Mirax. Träume eines modernen Geistersehers (Mirax. Les rêves d'un visionnaire moderne), 1888 ;
  Morgentraum (Rêve du matin), 1902 ;
  Musen und Weise (Muses et mélodie), 1885 ;
  Nach Chicago (En route pour Chicago), 1892 ;
  Die neue Welt (Le nouveau monde), 1902 ;
  Prinzessin Jaja (Princesse Oui-oui), 1892 ;
  Psychotomie (Psychotomie), 1885 ;
  Schiefe Gedanken (Pensées tordues), 1899 ;
  Der Schirm, 1894 ;
  Stäubchen (Grain de poussière), 1889 ;
  Der Traumfabrikant (Le fabricant de rêves), 1886 ;
  Tröfchen (La gouttelette), 1890 ;
  Die Unbeseelten (Les sans-âmes), 1908 ;
  Die Universalbibliothek (La bibliothèque universelle), 1904 ;
  Vom Tropfen, der die Welt sehen wollte (De la goutte qui voulait voir le monde), 1877 ;
  Die Vernunft im Bade (La raison au bain) ;
  Weihnachtsmärchen (Conte de Noël), 1907 ;
  Die Weltprojekte (Les projets d'univers), 1919 ;
  Wie der Teufel den Professor holte (Comment le diable emporta le professeur), 1907 ;
  Die Zauberschminke. Ein Märchen (Le fard magique. Un conte).

Recueils :
  Bis zum Nullpunkt des Seins. Culturbildliche Skizzen aus dem dreiundzwanzigsten Jahrhundert (Vers le point zéro de l'être. Esquisses de la civilisation du vingt-troisième siècle), 1871 ;
  Bilder aus der Zukunft (Images du futur), 1878 ;
  Seifenblasen. Moderne Märchen (Bulles de savon. Contes modernes), 1890 ;
  Nie und Immer. Neue Märchen (Jamais et Toujours. Nouveaux contes), 1902.

Travaux divers (sélection)
  Atomistik und Kriticismus (Atomisme et criticisme), 1878 ;
  Empfundenes und Erkanntes 1919 ;
  Geschichte der Atomistik vom Mittelalter bis Newton (Histoire de l'atomisme du moyen âge à Newton), 1890 ;
  Gustav Theodor Fechner (Gustav Theodor Fechner), 1896 ;
  Die Lehre Kants von der Idealität des Raums und der Zeit (La doctrine de Kant sur l'idéalité de l'espace et du temps), 1883 ;
  Natur und Mensch (La Nature et l'Homme), 1878 ;
  Religion und Naturwissenschaft (La religion et les sciences exactes), 1904 ;
  Was ist Kultur? (Qu'est-ce que la culture ?), 1901 ;
  Wirklichkeiten. Beiträge zum Weltverständnis (Réalités. Pour une meilleure compréhension du monde), 1900.

Bibliographie
 : Kurd Laßwitz. Eine illustrierte Bibliografie seiner Werke. Dieter von Reeken, Lüneburg (2010), ISBN 978-3-940679-39-0.
 Andreas W. Daum: Wissenschaftspopularisierung im 19. Jahrhundert. Bürgerliche Kultur, naturwissenschaftliche Bildung und die deutsche Öffentlichkeit 1848–1914. 2., erg. Aufl., Oldenbourg, München 2002, ISBN 978-3-486-56551-5.
 Hans Joachim Alpers, , : Reclams Science-fiction-Führer. Reclam, Stuttgart 1982, ISBN 3-15-010312-6, S. 247–249.

 : Laßwitz wiedergelesen. In: , Jakob Schmidt (Hrsg.): Pandora. Science Fiction und Fantasy. Band 4. Shayol Verlag, Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-926126-82-5, S. 202–209.
 : Schiefe Gedanken von Martiern, Menschen und Ameisen – Die phantastischen Welten des Kurd Laßwitz. Produktion: Südwestrundfunk 2006; Länge: 30 Minuten; Erstsendung: 23. März 2006 SWR2.

Notes et références

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Science-fiction
 Littérature allemande de science-fiction
 Prix allemand de science-fiction
 Prix Kurd-Laßwitz

Liens externes

  Article sur deux contes scientifiques de Kurd Lasswitz, par Françoise Willmann, tiré de la revue Alliage, , 1998
  Textes en allemand de Kurd Lasswitz sur le Projet Gutenberg
  Site officiel du prix Kurd-Lasswitz

Écrivain allemand de science-fiction
Écrivain allemand du XIXe siècle
Écrivain allemand du XXe siècle
Naissance en avril 1848
Naissance à Breslau
Naissance dans la province de Silésie
Décès en octobre 1910
Décès à Gotha
Décès dans le duché de Saxe-Cobourg et Gotha
Décès à 62 ans

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Oklahoma State and Notre Dame have one common opponent in Michigan State. The Cowgirls beat MSU 63 - 57 -- Notre Dame beat the Spartans 81 - 62.
Oklahoma State finished third in the Big 12 behind Baylor and West Virginia.
Oklahoma State is led by guard/forward Brittney Martin (pictured above) who scored 20 points and grabbed 20 rebounds in their win over Purdue and point guard Tiffany Bias who will garner some All-American mentions (Bias sprained her ankle in the game against Purdue)
Oklahoma State starts: LaShawn Jones (6'-3"), Kendra Scuttles (6'-1"), Liz Donohoe (6'-0"), Brittney Martin (6'-0") and Tiffany Bias (5'-6")
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Q: "ng lint --fix" is not able to fix my files, but can still identify all the errors expected to be fixed I'm trying to fix lint issues on files that are automatically generated by openapi-generator.
Here is an example of file I want to fix:

To fix those errors, I'm using this command:
ng lint openapi --fix

The problem is that tslint is able to fix only some errors on these files (the ones created by openapi-generator), for example the rule "trailing-comma" is well corrected, when the rules "max-line-length" and "import-spacing" are not fixed. However these errors are detected as you can see:

The "openapi" project is defined like that:

In tslint.json file I defined those rules:
{
  "rulesDirectory": [
    "node_modules/codelyzer"
  ],
  "rules": {
    "trailing-comma": [
      true,
      {
        "multiline": "always",
        "singleline": "never"
      }
    ],
    "arrow-return-shorthand": true,
    "callable-types": true,
    "class-name": true,
    "comment-format": [
      true,
      "check-space"
    ],
    "eofline": true,
    "forin": true,
    "import-blacklist": [
      true
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    "indent": [
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      2
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    "interface-over-type-literal": true,
    "label-position": true,
    "max-line-length": [
      true,
      120
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    "member-access": false,
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    "no-eval": true,
    "no-misused-new": true,
    "no-non-null-assertion": true,
    "no-shadowed-variable": true,
    "no-string-literal": false,
    "no-string-throw": true,
    "no-switch-case-fall-through": true,
    "no-trailing-whitespace": true,
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    "no-use-before-declare": true,
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    "object-literal-sort-keys": false,
    "one-line": [
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      "check-catch",
      "check-else",
      "check-whitespace"
    ],
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      true,
      "single"
    ],
    "radix": true,
    "semicolon": [
      true,
      "always"
    ],
    "triple-equals": [
      true,
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    "typedef-whitespace": [
      true,
      {
        "call-signature": "nospace",
        "index-signature": "nospace",
        "parameter": "nospace",
        "property-declaration": "nospace",
        "variable-declaration": "nospace"
      }
    ],
    "typeof-compare": true,
    "unified-signatures": true,
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      "ngx",
      "camelCase"
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      true,
      "element",
      "ngx",
      "kebab-case"
    ],
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      true,
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      "fdescribe",
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        "name": "$",
        "message": "please don't"
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A: We can try running
npm run lint -- --fix

This will resolve all possible lint errors automatically inside our project.

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Q: How to get all table names with a regex in C#? I need to build a regular expression for C# in order to capture all table names that are after 'from' keywords in select clauses. For example
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SELECT field1, field2
FROM table1
WHERE condition1
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SELECT field3, field4
FROM table2
WHERE condition2
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There are multiple select clauses in the files that I try to read, and there can be any character between select and from(including new lines, ':', '_' and any other character).
How should I construct my regex in order to get all table names?
Thanks
EDIT:
I' ve found a way to get all table names.
\s*SELECT[^;]*FROM\s*(?<key>[^\n]*)

This might help someone on some day.
Thanks

A: Unless all queries have only one table and there is no funny business with comments, using regular expressions for this is a losing proposition. Instead:
SET SHOWPLAN_ALL ON;

--All your queries here

See set showplan_all docs.
When I say that the regular expression is going to be complicated, this is what I mean. These are only some of the considerations:

*

*You'll have to detect the start of quoted strings: ", ', and [ and ignore all characters inside until terminated properly. Do not terminate if the end character is doubled up (i.e., 'this is ''fun'', he said' does not stop after is).

*You'll have to exclude single line comments -- that aren't inside of quotes, and terminate them at the next CRLF. Quote marks inside comments do not start strings as usual.

*You'll have to exclude multi-line comments (starting with /*) that aren't inside of quotes or inside of a single line comment, and then skip over everything else except the terminator, */. In your regex, be sure to escape the * character with a backslash \.

*You'll have to then find valid FROM clauses with proper word boundaries (no false match on column names SelfRom or AfroMonkey, for example).

*To properly terminate the FROM clause, you have to stop capturing when you see any keyword including WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY, and WITH; and since SQL queries aren't required to have the semicolon terminator ; then you'll also have to terminate at SELECT, DBCC, SET, CREATE, ALTER, DROP and so on and so forth.

*But even the previous two points are not really enough by themselves, because what if your query looks like this:
SELECT *
FROM
   MyTable T
   INNER JOIN (
      SELECT * FROM YourTable Y WHERE Active = 1
   ) X ON T.ID = Y.ID
   INNER JOIN AnotherTable A
      ON X.AID = A.AID

Now you have to parse parentheses and NOT stop capturing your FROM clause when you see any of those keywords. And you have to keep track of how many parentheses deep you are and keep ignoring until you're that many out. And finally, what do you do with those, because a derived table is just like a table--do you want the full text of the derived table or just the tables inside that?
To do all that, you can't just start matching at the first valid FROM in the text, because this could be inside of quotes or comments. You have to match all the text starting at the beginning, because that is the only way with Regex to ensure you don't find a match where you shouldn't.
Here's what I came up with that just tries to handle comments. Not even quotes. And it only goes as far as finding the from clause, not what's inside it. Plus, we have to prevent parentheses from capturing so we don't have an awful mess when examining our capturing groups for the actual FROM clauses.
(?:(?:-(?!-)|/(?!\*)|f(?!rom)|[^-f/])|--[^\n]*\n|/\*(?:\*/)*\*/)*from()

And it's probably rife with errors and I'd have to rethink the whole thing once I played with it a bit and all in all, it would be a gigantic waste of time.
I think you are underestimating how difficult such a thing will be to accomplish well. But there's a perfectly reliable solution! The one I gave above: let SQL Server parse everything for you. You can parse the returned plan easily because it is structured in a way that makes it easy.

A: To start I'd say check out this tutorial: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/9099/The-30-Minute-Regex-Tutorial
check out a regex like this: ((?<=FROM )[^\s]+)
This regex will start reading directly after "FROM " (including whitespace) and stops reading at the first whitespace (^\s)
if you try something like this
foreach (Match m in Regex.Matches(input, @"((?<=FROM )[^\s]+)")
{
    string output = m.Value;
}

EDIT:
I'm not 100% sure about this regex. If you have a newline character at the end of your name this woudl probably do the job better: @"((?<=FROM)[^\n]+)) but you should probably trim the output as there might be a whitespace at the start of your output string.

A: var input = "select name from Table1 where id =2";
var pattern = @"from\s*(.*?)\s*where"; // where car= is the first delimiter and ; is the second one
var result = Regex.Match(input, pattern).Groups[1].Value;
MessageBox.Show(result);


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