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Amazon Stats: Growth, sales, and more
Daisy Quaker
Growing your business? It can be challenging to get perspective on the possibilities within ecommerce. In this post, we've assembled data related to online sales and growth, inventory, fulfillment, and more topics. Find out how Amazon stores can unlock new opportunities for your business with support for distribution, sales channels, product listings, and other ways to boost your brand's potential. We'll also shine a spotlight on the independent sellers powering Amazon's extensive product selection. Let's dive in.
Amazon.com statistics
Sellers have the opportunity to reach millions of customers in over 180 countries as an Amazon selling partner.
Amazon has over 300 million active customer accounts and over 1.9 million selling partners worldwide.
Amazon Business, the B2B ecommerce channel, encompasses over 1 million customer accounts worldwide, over 150,000 sellers, and more than 10 billion in global annualized sales.
Amazon growth
In 2020, more than 200,000 new third-party sellers from around the world began selling on Amazon, a 45% increase from 2019.
In the U.S., Storefronts has grown to feature over 2.5 million products from roughly 30,000 businesses across various product categories.
Nearly 2 million small- and medium-sized businesses are Amazon third-party selling partners.
In 2020, Amazon hired 500,000 employees and now directly employs 1.3 million people around the world.
Amazon created 400,000 new jobs in communities around the U.S. in 2020 and invested $34 billion in American infrastructure.
In the 12 months ending on May 31, 2020, American SMB sellers each had an average of over $160,000 in sales, up from approximately $100,000 a year earlier. The number of U.S. SMB sellers that surpassed $1 million in sales grew by more than 20% in the same period.
Amazon is pledging to hire over 100,000 U.S. veterans and military spouses by 2024.
Amazon seller sales
Third-party sellers began to join Amazon in 1999. They now account for 58% of Amazon sales.
Third-party sales in Amazon's store are growing at 52% a year, compared to 25% for first-party sales by Amazon.
In 2019, nearly 225,000 Amazon sellers worldwide eclipsed $100,000 in sales, up from nearly 200,000 in 2018—and 15,000 U.S. businesses broke $1 million.
Third-party seller products account for more than half of all units sold in Amazon stores—an average of more than 6,500 American products per minute.
Amazon Business, the B2B ecommerce channel, surpasses $10 billion in global annualized sales.
Globally, independent third-party sellers in Amazon's stores increased their sales by more than 55% from April 15, 2020, to January 15, 2021. During the same time frame, the number of American small businesses that surpassed $1 million in sales increased by more than 30% year-over-year.
Usage by device
Over 42 million unique desktop users in the U.S. visit Amazon stores each month.
Over 126 million unique mobile visitors in the U.S. visit Amazon stores each month.
Amazon shoppers
300 million customers shop in Amazon stores worldwide.
Customers complete 28% of Amazon purchases in three minutes or less. Half of all purchases finish in less than 15 minutes.
Customers can order products from 1.9 million small- and medium-sized businesses in Amazon's store.
Amazon is #5 on the 2020 American Customer Satisfaction Index.
Amazon.com is the #1 Top Shopping Website and #5 Top Beauty Destination among Teens, Piper Sandler's Generation Z Survey, 2021.
Amazon is the #2 Most Trusted Brand in America by Morning Consult, 2020.
In 2020, more than 200,000 new third-party sellers began selling in Amazon's U.S. store—a 45% increase year-over-year and more than ever before as small businesses looked to sell online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
At the onset of the pandemic, Amazon invested over 5 billion in small business success and stability.
Amazon invested $11.5 billion in COVID-related initiatives to keep employees safe and get products to customers, including more than $961 million on additional safety measures.
To continue supporting SMBs throughout the pandemic, by the end of 2020, Amazon invested more than $18 billion to help independent businesses grow their sales in Amazon's store.
Seller Spotlight: New Republic
For New Republic, dipping into Amazon has proven distribution doesn't define a brand—its story does. Adding Amazon as a sales channel has only grown the customer trust the New Republic brand is built on, and landed some stylish shoes in more closets.
Watch: New Republic steps into ecommerce with Amazon
Amazon allows creative people like myself to focus on what we do well, which is build great brands and create great products.
Dee Murthy
New Republic, Co-founder
Brands and Amazon
Since 2017, Brand Registry has unlocked a suite of advanced tools to help brand owners build and protect their business. Brand Registry is a free service that helps brand owners manage and protect their brand and intellectual property rights.
More than 440,000 brands are enrolled in Brand Registry.
More than 300,000 sellers are currently using Stores, a free multi-page branded storefront, to connect with customers.
Over 2020, more than 500,000 sellers have used the Brand Analytics tool to accelerate their brands.
Brand and product discovery in Amazon's store
75% of shoppers use Amazon to discover new products and brands.
52% of shoppers are more willing to buy an unfamiliar brand in Amazon's store.
Amazon invested over $700 million in 2020 to protect its stores from fraud and abuse.
Amazon employed more than 10,000 people in 2020 to protect its stores from fraud and abuse.
In 2020, Amazon connected more than 7,000 small and medium-sized businesses to trusted law firms in the U.S. and Europe through IP Accelerator. These businesses successfully submitted trademark applications and received early access to Brand Registry's brand protection tools.
Since 2017, 10 billion+ suspected bad listings were blocked by Brand Protection's verification processes and over 2 million counterfeit products were seized before shipment.
In 2020, Amazon's verification processes prevented over 6 million attempts to create selling accounts, stopping bad actors before they published a single product for sale.
In 2020, only 6% of attempted account registrations pass Amazon's verifications processes and list products for sale.
Fewer than 0.01% of all products sold in Amazon's store in 2020 received a counterfeit complaint from customers.
Brands are, on average, reporting 99% fewer suspected infringements than before the launch of Brand Registry.
In 2020, there were more than 15,000 brands were using Transparency and more than 18,000 brands enrolled in Project Zero.
Seller Success Story: Power Practical
On a mission to find practical solutions to everyday problems, Caleb found an online niche for a lighting solution for camping enthusiasts.
Watch: Brightening customers' lives from Salt Lake City
We launched in 2016 on Amazon, and from 2016 to 2017, we grew by 80%...It was the first time we've broken seven figures in one sales channel.
Caleb Light
VP of Sales, Power Practical
Small- and medium-sized businesses in Amazon stores
SMB growth and sales
Products from small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) account for roughly 60% of sales in Amazon stores.
During the 2020 holiday season, American SMBs sold nearly 1 billion products in Amazon's store.
More than 1.7 million SMBs sell in the Amazon store, making up close to 60% of Amazon retail sales, and contributing more than 2.2 million jobs globally.
SMBs in the U.S. sell on average more than 4,000 items per minute and these businesses employ over 800,000 people.
In the 12 months ending on May 31, 2020, American SMB sellers each had an average of over $160,000 in sales, up from approximately $100,000 a year earlier. The number of U.S. SMB sellers that surpassed $1 million in sales grew by more than 20%.
American SMBs selling in Amazon's stores had a record-breaking year in 2019, with more than 15,000 businesses surpassing $1 million in sales and nearly 25,000 surpassing $500,000 in sales.
SMBs selling on the Amazon.com U.S. store support an estimated 1.1 million jobs in 2020, up from 830,000 in 2019.
SMBs selling in Amazon's store come from every state in the U.S. and more than 130 countries around the world.
Nearly 30,000 small- and medium-sized brands are in Amazon Storefronts. They've sold over 250 million items to more than 70 million customers.
As a whole, 85% of small businesses selling through Amazon stores say they added jobs in the past year (2020), compared to 52% who are not selling through Amazon.
With Amazon Handmade, artisans from over 80 countries are selling their craft.
The Seller Central Partner Network offers over 2,000 applications and more than 1,900 services from over 20 countries to automate, manage, and grow businesses—all Amazon approved.
In 2020, European small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) sold more than 1.8 billion products in Amazon stores. European SMBs have also created over 550,000 jobs to support their businesses online.
Over 40,000 European SMBs selling with Amazon surpassed €100,000 in sales, and over 3,000 surpassed €1 million in sales for the first time in 2020 (2021 SMB report).
Building a business with Amazon
Amazon has invested tens of billions in infrastructure to help independent sellers succeed. Offering hundreds of tools and comprehensive data analytics, Amazon helps sellers better understand and reach customers.
Infrastructure to help sellers
Amazon has invested more than $30 billion between 2019 and 2020 in logistics, tools, services, programs, and people to foster the growth of sellers.
In 2020 alone, Amazon invested more than $18 billion in selling partner success.
In 2020, Amazon launched more than 250 tools and services to help sellers manage and grow businesses.
The new Explore Programs section of Seller Central has provided more than 10 million selling tips to sellers in 2020.
The Amazon Partner Network offers more than 6,200 Amazon-vetted service providers and tools to help sellers build, manage, automate, and scale their business.
In 2020, Amazon invested over $700 million and employed more than 10,000 people to protect stores on Amazon.com from fraud and abuse.
Amazon Advertising reaches 96% of all U.S. adults ages 25-54 every month.
Cross-media brand campaigns including Amazon Advertising were found to be 41% more effective for driving brand awareness and 34% more effective for driving purchase intent than cross-media campaigns that did not include Amazon Advertising.
Amazon mobile campaigns generate 450% more purchase intent lift than the industry average.
Loans and support
Amazon provided more than $1 billion in Amazon Web Services credits to help early-stage startups accelerate their growth and development in 2020.
Amazon Launchpad awarded $240,000 in small business grants in 2021.
Since April 2020, Amazon and third-party lending partners have lent more than $800 million to American small- and medium-sized businesses to support their growth.
Growing a business with Amazon
Small and medium businesses selling with Amazon come from every state in the U.S. and more than 130 countries worldwide.
In 2020 alone, small businesses in the U.S. sold more than 3.4 billion products in Amazon's store, up from 2.7 billion the previous year.
Small businesses selling in Amazon's stores are 2.5 times more likely (46% versus 18%) to have seen revenue growth of 25% or more in the past year than those not selling in Amazon stores.
Entrepreneurial growth
In 2021: over 65,000 American sellers had over $100,000 in sales (up 10% year-over-year), more than 27,000 American sellers had over $500,000 in sales (up more than 10% year-over-year), and the number of American sellers that surpassed $1 million in sales grew by more than 15%.
Amazon works with more than 2 million independent partners in the U.S., including sellers, developers, content creators, authors, and delivery providers (2020 Amazon SMB impact report).
According to a recent poll of Amazon sellers, women own 48% of the businesses selling in Amazon's store.
Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) has enabled over 1 million authors to publish their books globally, including publishing options in 40 languages.
Amazon committed $150 million to empower Black entrepreneurs with the launch of the Black Business Accelerator to help build sustainable equity and growth for Black-owned businesses.
Amazon committed $5 million, up to $10,000 per veteran, for eligible military veterans to start their own delivery business (2020 Amazon SMB impact report).
Prime free shipping, Prime Day, and holidays
Between Black Friday and Christmas in 2021, U.S. third-party sellers sold an average of 11,500 products per minute.
In 2021, Prime Day saw a 100% year-over-year increase in sales with customers spending over $1. billion on more than 70 million small business products during the spend $10, get $10 promotion.
In 2020, Amazon's Prime Day 2020 saw independent, third-party sellers surpass $3.5 billion in sales—a 60% year-over-year increase.
Online sales soared from Black Friday to Cyber Monday in 2020, with independent businesses selling with Amazon gaining over 50% year-over-year growth in worldwide sales over the holiday season.
During the 2019 U.S. holiday season, independent third-party sellers—mostly small- and medium-sized businesses—sold and shipped over 100 million items with Prime Free One-Day Delivery.
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Seller Spotlight: Kids N' Such
Noticing a market gap for useful mom and baby products, Channing and Justin launched their own business with Amazon. From day one, they've enjoyed impressive growth. Watch: Giving parenthood a stylish start
We launched our business straight out of the gate with Amazon and went from about 20K to 30K a month all the way to 130K a month. Mind blown!
Justin Dyson
Kids N' Such
Amazon inventory stats
Warehouse and inventory storage
Globally, Amazon operates more than 175 fulfillment centers with over 150 million square feet of space.
Shelf space dedicated to third-party sellers in warehouses:
Around 800,000 square feet in size, sortable fulfillment centers can employ more than 1,500 full-time associates.
Ranging in size from 600,000 to 1 million square feet, non-sortable fulfillment centers employ more than 1,000 full-time associates.
Many centers span the equivalent of 28 football fields and can hold tens of millions of items on any given day.
Investment in logistics network
Through 2019 and 2020, Amazon invested more than $30 billion in logistics, tools, services, programs, and people to help small- and medium-sized businesses.
Amazon Delivery Service Partners have hired 75,000 new drivers since February 2020.
Learn more about inventory management
Amazon shipping and fulfillment stats
Nearly 84% of respondents to a recent survey regarded shipping as an important part of their online shopping experience. Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) can help you scale your business and reach more customers.
Fulfillment centers, shipping and delivery
Amazon has invested over $30 billion in the fulfillment network and fulfillment technology. These enhancements have included adding 35 million cubic feet of space to fulfillment centers.
In 2020, Amazon increased square footage across the fulfillment and logistics network by more than 50%, opening dozens of new delivery stations and fulfillment centers around the world and hiring more than 450,000 new associates.
Amazon plans to have 10,000 electric, custom delivery vehicles on the road as early as 2022.
Amazon ships to over 100 countries and regions worldwide.
Amazon partners with more than 2,200 U.S. delivery businesses who employ more than 95,000 drivers.
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In 2020, nearly half of all American selling partners took advantage of Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), through which Amazon stores, picks, packs, and ships orders for sellers from fulfillment centers around the world. Lowering shipping costs by 30%.
Amazon invested tens of millions of dollars to help 70,000 U.S. sellers adopt FBA. Sellers can see a 20–25% increase in sales after adopting FBA.
Learn more: Fulfillment by Amazon
Amazon Prime Stats
Amazon has more than 200 million Prime members worldwide as of 2020.
Amazon Prime free shipping
Free delivery is the most important factor for 83% of shoppers who order online. More than half (54%) have abandoned online shopping baskets because of delivery costs.
In December 2020, Amazon expanded to help small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic by spending more than $100 million on new promotional activities to help small businesses connect with customers beginning with Prime Day and continuing through the holiday season.
Amazon Prime sales
Prime Day 2021 showed record-breaking sales for third-party selling partners. After the full two-week period, customers spent over $1.9 billion on more than 70 million items, which was more than a 100% year-over-year increase in sales compared to Prime Day 2020.
Prime Day 2020 showed $3.5 billion sales by third-party Selling Partners.
In the two weeks leading up to Prime Day 2020, tens of millions of customers spent more than $900 million with small businesses selling in the Amazon store. Customers shopped from small businesses across all 50 U.S. states—with Utah, California, and New Jersey seeing the biggest sales per capita.
In 2019, Prime Day sales surpassed Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales combined. Prime members shopped in 18 countries around the world which is double the number since Prime Day launched five years ago.
During Prime Day 2019, third-party sellers exceeded $2 billion in global sales.
Seller Spotlight: Eparé
Eugene built a business selling kitchen accessories from spice grinders to glassware. Watch: How Eugene built Eparé
Amazon is a great vehicle to help you scale your business. Since 2012 we've grown 100% year over year.
Eugene Khayman
Eparé
Amazon seller resources
Check out these Amazon guides for tips and pointers related to ecommerce:
Dropshipping in 2021: What is dropshipping and how does it work?
Inventory management 101
Ecommerce fulfillment guide to grow your business
Build an online store featuring your brand
Online Business Ideas: 38 Businesses That Used Amazon to Grow
Seller Spotlight: Hadley Designs
Becca found there wasn't enough to go around when her invitation business took off. With the help of Amazon, she and her husband Josh were able to scale quickly and reach a larger audience. Watch: When a passion becomes profitable
This year, we're already on target to hit over a million dollars in total gross sales. When we initially started dating, we didn't know we were set to launch a new brand or a new business. It naturally grew out of our love and our friendship.
Josh Hadley
Hadley Designs
Launch your business with Amazon
Since its founding in 1995, Amazon has grown from a small online business to an ecommerce powerhouse. Today, more than 1.7 million small- and medium-sized businesses around the world sell in Amazon's stores, drawing more than 300+ million customers worldwide with active accounts in over 180 countries.
Join the growing and thriving community of brands and sellers in Amazon's store.
Create your Amazon seller account
Daisy Quaker is a Sr. Marketing Manager at Amazon who's driven by helping entrepreneurs and brands discover opportunities to reach more customers through Amazon stores. She also enjoys the outdoors, art museums, and good food.
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Furniture Making A Foundation Course Much like a traditional apprenticeship, this comprehensive and jargon-free guide presents all you need to learn the craft of furniture making. With professional woodworker John Bullar as your instructor, you'll master every step, including properly choosing and storing wood, using and maintaining hand tools, and creating precision joints. You'll also receive an introduction to lamination and veering and a look at basic machinery. Ten attractive practice projects - starting with a simple oak stool and progressing to a more challenging veneered table - will bring together all of the techniques you've learned. So, whether you're a beginner, a student, or simply looking to brush up on your woodworking skills, this foundation course will develop your talents and is an asset in any workshop. Furniture Making includes these other great projects: * Cabinet * Bookcase * Bedside Tables * Bed * Wardrobe * Coopered Box * Curved "Demilune" Table * Set of Dining Chairs John Bullar designs and makes custom furniture. A contributor to many woodworking magazines, John's clear and concise approach makes his work extremely popular with wood workers learning the craft of furniture making.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could take a college course in furniture making, without having to pay university prices? Now you can - similar to a college course, this jargon-free guide presents everything you would learn from those furniture design schools to build fine, beautiful furniture.


Ecommerce site search is perhaps the most overlooked (pun intended) element of online sales.
In an examination of 21 different stores, when visitors searched for a product, they were 1.8 times more likely to convert. In addition, visitors using search can generate as much as 13.8 percent of a site's overall revenue.
Natural language processing (NLP) shows accurate results to the visitor even when they don't know how to describe what they're looking for. In addition to product names or descriptions, NLP-powered search takes context and relevance into consideration such as pricing propositions or color variants.
Remember, visitors can't become buyers or customers if they can't find what they're looking for.
Each product resonates with visitors differently. Unfortunately, with many ecommerce technology platforms, there's no way to change the ordering of the products in search results.
At your store, you might want to show off products most important to your business (be it in size or profit margins, known as "Hero SKUs"). Or, these products could be strategic to retail customers and meaningful to shoppers (e.g., setting a price anchor or creating a branding perception).
Showing these results up front, even (and especially) when they aren't specifically asked for by the visitor, enables retailers to continue to run product-specific campaigns on the search level.
Many third-party providers are starting to explore personalization as a way of accelerating the buying process. In on-site search, that means making the most of the search bar, even when the visitor hasn't necessarily started typing yet.
Klevu does this by prompting the visitor with words from popular searches across all consumers, the top products, and then more importantly with recently viewed items from the individual.
This is what we call "zero character search," the ability to create conversion possibilities without the user entering a word. As another example, Chubbies Shorts shares their popular "trending" items as a default search option as well.
A decade ago, Google started offering predictions in their search. In the following years, this experience trained people to expect support as they search anywhere else, including your ecommerce store.
Predictive autocomplete and error tolerance create a smoother experience for visitors searching your site.
No longer do visitors need to fully type a query. Predictive autocomplete removes friction by drawing them into your site and toward the product they want quicker.
Error tolerance also removes confusion from a visitor's search query. Your on-site search can now understand a spelling mistake and still bring the item up, showing your product to a potential buyer faster and with less confusion.
Both these functions enable visitors to interact with search faster and more smoothly, leading to less drop-off and a higher conversion rate.
In 2017, 64% of sales on Shopify during Cyber Monday Black Friday took place on a mobile device. Mobile is rapidly growing to be just as popular as desktop for purchases, which means you had to develop and design for this interface yesterday.
When you're looking for a third-party search solution, you want to see what's under the hood to really understand the value they're providing (as you would with any core premium solution).
As such, when you dive into analytics to check out the impact of your search solution, I suggest breaking down revenue by looking at the most regularly searched keywords, the individual clicks to conversion, the geographical locations all the way down to the individual products that were purchased from the individual query itself.
Understanding the data behind your search is the best way to know how it makes money, how visitors use it, and how you can make it better.
Another opportunity presents itself even when you don't have the product that the user had searched for. If your search recommends similar products based on the users query, you can create more interest and hence greater conversion opportunities.
In order for your search to integrate with your brand experience, you've got to index relevant content at your retail site in addition to your product catalog. This can mean blog posts, your about pages, shipping or contact information, and more. Making these pages searchable helps to unify your brand to your customer creating a more user-friendly experience.
Sometimes, it must just be a visitor looking for terms and conditions, shipping, policies, or contact information.
But if someone is looking for content, or to find out more about the company, they really want to get learn more about your brand. That's when a visitor turns into a loyal customer that keeps coming back for more.
Indexing also improves site performance, which means a smoother process, which again makes for higher conversions.
First, group products and pricing should be readily available for when businesses are buying in larger quantities.
Also, make SKU numbers searchable. B2B visitors likely know exactly what they are looking for. It's also important for your on-site search to be able to deconstruct the codes so that even if your business doesn't have the product, the B2B visitor is looking for, you'll still bring up similar products to recommend.
Deeper personalization: Creating a one-to-one level approach and considering data such as gender and age when recommending products and content.
Voice Search: 40% of millennials are already making search queries through a voice assistant. This feature will be extremely important to shoppers, especially via mobile.
Connected experience: Connect search with email campaigns and advertising campaigns in Facebook and Instagram. That experience really shows value for retailers.
There are many ways to make your search the best it can be, and the possibilities are likely to grow. The key to making search work for you is to understand that the faster the customer can find what they are looking for, the more likely they'll buy from you.
Miles Tinsley is the Head of US at Klevu. He is responsible for all sales, operations and partnerships within North America. Miles has a strong background in working with high-growth ecommerce startups.


The regeneration effect of solar neutrinos in the Earth leading to the so-called day-night effect strongly depends on the neutrino energy, the time of day, and the season. Classical neutrino experiments, such as Super Kamiokande, typically observe this effect cumulatively, i.e., virtually integrate it over the year. We discuss various day-night effects that could become potentially observable if time-weighted data processing is applied to neutrino events. The procedure is similar to reception of radio-frequency modulated signals and 'demodulation' of the neutrino signal, for example, is able to reveal interesting signatures in the high-energy tail of the electron recoil energy spectrum.
Our research focuses on the analytical estimation and subsequent numerical simulation of a time-resolved observation of the solar neutrino day-night effect. The regeneration factor in the Earth depends on the solar elevation in a highly oscillatory way, the latter on the time of day and the season, so that an experiment observing nighttime solar neutrinos virtually measures an expectation value (with some variance) of a rapidly-oscillating function over the observation time window. Usually making the window smaller reduces the signal-to-noise ratio, however, as we show in [arXiv.org/1509.08073], such a logic applies only to the cumulative, non-oscillating component of the signal. The signal in question, however, also contains a peculiar, time-localized contribution, mathematically corresponding to a stationary point of an oscillatory function, that can be drawn out of noise by restriction of the observation time window. Such 'time-resolved' observations lead to a number of effects at the level of the resulting recoil electron spectrum, whose isolation could, e.g., help to precisely measure the neutrino mass-squared difference.


At American Bands Entertainment, we don't just love music. We live it. Live to play it. Live to listen to it. Especially live. Musicians David Kalz and Jon Spindler have spun this love of music into a top talent agency with a unique perspective from both sides of the stage. Which is why we attract the best artists to our exclusive roster of Party Bands, Artist Tributes and Decade Tributes. The bands you want to see live, playing the music your audience wants to hear, exclusively available from American Bands Entertainment.
Dave, Jon and our team at American Bands understand live performance and how the right entertainment can make a great event even better. Our showstopping acts, Party Bands, Artist Tributes and Decade Tributes, all have extensive performance experience that's engaged crowds from clubs to theatres, festivals to citywide celebrations, corporate and private parties to once-in-a-lifetime weddings.
Our artists always partner with our clients, putting the utmost care into each and every concert, no matter how big or small, to ensure a successful event. And, because of their electrifying stage shows and strong social media presence, they get plugged into more calendars, boosting your profile and attendance.
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Spelman Receives $5 Million Gift Funding Seth and Beth Klarman Scholarship
ATLANTA (January 22, 2018) –Spelman College is excited to announce a $5 million gift from Seth and Beth Klarman of Boston. The gift will fund scholarships for current and incoming Spelman students. Spelman is a leading liberal arts college dedicated to academic excellence and the education of Black women through intellectual, creative, ethical and leadership development. The Klarmans' $5 million gift will extend opportunities to more Spelman scholars to become models of academic excellence and agents for positive change in the world.
Seth Klarman remarked, "Spelman is an exceptional institution with amazing students! We hope our support of scholarships at Spelman will ensure that no young woman will have to leave Spelman prematurely for financial reasons and that scores of others will receive the financial support they need to attend."
In prior funding between 2014 and 2017, the Klarmans have supported scholarships for 321 Spelman students across a range of academic disciplines. Klarman scholars have participated in STEM undergraduate research programs and study abroad in cities such as Florence, Italy, and Marrakesh, Morocco, developed a foreign language learning video game, and pursued careers including forensic psychology, law, pediatric neuroscience, data science and journalism.
"Seth and Beth are committed supporters of medical research, higher education and those experiencing the greatest need in and around Boston," said Spelman President Mary Schmidt Campbell, Ph.D. "Their generous contributions to Spelman have enabled countless students to thrive as they persist to graduation, unencumbered by financial barriers to success. Multiple cohorts of academically talented, socially engaged students will graduate from Spelman having benefitted from Klarman support and the College's innovative curricular and co-curricular experiences."
"Receiving this scholarship has been one of the biggest blessings of my life," said Mya Edwards, C'2019, an honors program student majoring in mathematics and minoring computer science, who has held internships with the United States Department of Homeland Security and the NASA Glenn Research Center. "My academic endeavors have provided me with the opportunity to delve into the vast worlds of math and technology. My instructors have been very intentional about connecting classroom instruction to real world problems and scenarios."
"Through my unique experiences inside and outside of the classroom, I have been able to find my niche and learn how I can utilize my interest to be of service to my campus and community," added Edwards, who has co-authored published research while at Spelman and plans a career as a chief information officer after obtaining her M.B.A. "I would not be able to confidently identify my interest and or have the courage to pursue my goals without the support of my academic professors, family members and the Klarmans' generous donations to my college expenses."
Founded in 1881, Spelman College is a leading liberal arts college widely recognized as the global leader in the education of women of African descent. Located in Atlanta, the College's picturesque campus is home to 2,100 students. Outstanding alumnae include Children's Defense Fund Founder Marian Wright Edelman; Starbucks Group President and COO Rosalind Brewer, Broadway producer Alia Jones, former Acting Surgeon General and Spelman's first alumna President Audrey Forbes Manley, Harvard professor Evelynn Hammonds, author Pearl Cleage and actress LaTanya Richardson Jackson. For more information, visit www.spelman.edu.
About The Klarmans
Seth Klarman is CEO of the investment management firm, The Baupost Group, and the author of "Margin of Safety" (1991), an investment treatise considered by many to be a seminal work in the field of finance. Beth Klarman is president of The Klarman Family Foundation.

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Solution home Software (editors and apps) MakeCode
How to use radio group codes with the Makecode Editor Print
Modified on: Wed, 26 Aug, 2020 at 1:30 PM
The radio blocks in MakeCode let you send instructions from one micro:bit to another. But what if you have multiple micro:bits transmiting and receiving data. How will they know which micro:bit to respond to?
The radio blocks in MakeCode let you set a group as a way to assign a particular number to a each micro:bit using radio
Inside the Makecode editor, you can explicitly set the radio group with the radio > set group blocks.
The group number can be any number from 0 to 255. The group number at the transmitting end, and receiving end, must match, if you are to transfer data between two or more micro:bits.
The radio blocks in MakeCode mak use of the micro:bit radio protocol in the DAL. The radio protocol is based on a proprietary short-range wireless interface provided in the Nordic nRF51 software development kit.
The micro:bit DAL puts a group code in the first byte of all payloads transmitted via the radio interface. At the receiving end, if this group code does not match the group code set by the receiving script, the payload is ignored by the receiver, and your script will never see that data payload.
In the Makecode editor, if you do not explicitly set the group number, then the editor will allocate one for you. It does this by taking a 'hash' of your script, and choosing the radio group based on that. So, if you load the same script (same .hex file) into two or more micro:bits, they will automatically be set to use the same radio group by default.
If you have two different MakeCode editor scripts, then there is a 1 in 256 chance that they may be on the same radio group. But it is quite unlikely that the same group will be used. This is useful, because if you have multiple students working on radio projects, they can just leave the group code undefined, and providing the same script is loaded into two micro:bits, those two micro:bits will be able to communicate, without interfering with other micro:bits.
The radio interface on the micro:bit sends broadcast messages, so if multiple micro:bits have the same group code set then they will all be able to see the messages sent by others. It is also possible to change the group code while the micro:bit is running your code, so you could use different group codes for different purposes, on a single micro:bit.
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Q: Delphi extract numbers from string I have a variety of strings which I need to work with, these contain both letters and numbers , I am trying to extract the numbers (which is the part I need) from the string, the strings would have a similar format to -
the cat can count 123 567 so can the dog"
The length and position of the numbers can vary from
12 34
123 456
1234 5678
11111 11111
Also the number seperator can vary from a space question mark and also a dash
12-34
12.34
So the string could be EG "the cat can't count, the dog can 12-67" or "the cat can count 1234.5678 so can the dog"
Is there any clever way in Delphi I can extract the numbers? Or would I have to do it by scanning the string in code.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
colin

A: I think this function is what you are looking for:
function ExtractNumbers(const s: string): TArray<string>;
var
  i, ItemIndex: Integer;
  LastCharWasDigit: Boolean;
  len: Integer;
  Count: Integer;
  Start: Integer;
begin
  len := Length(s);
  if len=0 then begin
    Result := nil;
    exit;
  end;

  Count := 0;
  LastCharWasDigit := False;
  for i := 1 to len do begin
    if TCharacter.IsDigit(s[i]) then begin
      LastCharWasDigit := True;
    end else if LastCharWasDigit then begin
      inc(Count);
      LastCharWasDigit := False;
    end;
  end;
  if LastCharWasDigit then begin
    inc(Count);
  end;

  SetLength(Result, Count);
  ItemIndex := 0;
  Start := 0;
  for i := 1 to len do begin
    if TCharacter.IsDigit(s[i]) then begin
      if Start=0 then begin
        Start := i;
      end;
    end else begin
      if Start<>0 then begin
        Result[ItemIndex] := Copy(s, Start, i-Start);
        inc(ItemIndex);
        Start := 0;
      end;
    end;
  end;
  if Start<>0 then begin
    Result[ItemIndex] := Copy(s, Start, len);
  end;
end;

A: function ExtractNumberInString ( sChaine: String ): String ;
var
    i: Integer ;
begin
    Result := '' ;
    for i := 1 to length( sChaine ) do
    begin
        if sChaine[ i ] in ['0'..'9'] then
        Result := Result + sChaine[ i ] ;
    end ;
end ;

A: If you have Delphi XE or up, you can use regular expressions. This is completely untested, based on David Heffernan's answer:
function ExtractNumbers(const s: string): TArray<string>;
var
    regex: TRegEx;
    match: TMatch;
    matches: TMatchCollection;
    i: Integer;
begin
    Result := nil;
    i := 0;
    regex := TRegEx.Create("\d+");
    matches := regex.Matches(s);
    if matches.Count > 0 then
    begin
        SetLength(Result, matches.Count);
        for match in matches do
        begin
            Result[i] := match.Value;
            Inc(i);
        end;
    end;
end;

A: inspired by user2029909 response
function ExtractNumberInString (sChaine: String; Start : Integer = 1): TArray<String> ;
var
  i, j: Integer ;
  TmpStr : string;
begin
  j := 0;
  for i := Start to Length( sChaine ) do
    begin
      if sChaine[ i ] in ['0'..'9'] then
        TmpStr := TmpStr + sChaine[ i ]
      else
        if TmpStr <> '' then
          begin
            SetLength(Result, Length(Result) + 1);
            Result[j] := TmpStr;
            TmpStr := '';
            Inc(j);
          end;
    end ;
end ;

A: EDIT 1.: The function below will read the first floating point number after the position Start in the String S and register its end position as Last. This function does NOT work for different cases of float numbers, such as:

*

*3.1415926535897932384d0;        A double-format approximation to Pi

*3.010299957f-1;                 Log2, in single format

*-0.000000001s9                  e^(i*Pi), in short format

*0.0s0;                          A floating-point zero in short format

*0s0;                            Also a floating-point zero in short format
https://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/cltl/clm/node19.html
function ExtractFloatStr(Start : integer; S : string; var Last : integer) : string;
var
  i, Lstr : integer;
  chln : char;
  str_acm : string;
  Numeric, Sign, DeciSep, Exponent : boolean;
begin
  Numeric := False;  Sign := False;  DeciSep := False;  Exponent := False;
  Lstr := length(S);

  If (Start > 0) and (Start <= Lstr) then
    i := Start-1
  Else i := 0;

  Last := -1;  chln := #0;
  str_acm := '';
  repeat
  begin
    i := i + 1;
    chln := S[i];
    //ShowMessage('str_acm['+IntToStr(i)+'] = '+str_acm+'P');
    If Last = -1 then
    begin

      If chln = '-' then
      begin
        { Signs will only count if they are the first element }
        If (str_acm = '') then    { Signs can only be added at the leftmost position }
        begin
          Sign := True;
          str_acm := str_acm + chln;
        end
        { If there's something already registered as number, a right-side Sign will mean two things }
        Else begin
          { Signs cannot be added at the right side of any number or Decimal Separator }
          If Numeric = True then   { End of the reading, in case there's already a valid series of digits }
          begin
            {Last := i-1;}              { ex.: -1.20----; -.20--- }
            If i > 1 then
            begin
              If (S[i-1] = 'E') or (S[i-1] = 'e') then
                str_acm := str_acm + chln
              Else begin
                Last := i-1;
              end;
            end;
          end
          Else begin               { A mixture of various characters without numeric logic}
            str_acm := '';         { So start over the reading }
            Sign := False;         { ex.: -.--- }
          end;
        end;
      end;
      If (chln in ['.',',']) then
      begin
        If (DeciSep = False) then        { Decimal Separators can only be added once }
        begin
          str_acm := str_acm + DecimalSeparator;
          DeciSep := True;
        end
        { If a Decimal Separator was already accounted, a second one will mean two things }
        Else begin
          If Numeric = True then   { End of the reading, in case there's already a valid series of digits }
            Last := i-1              { ex.: -1.20...; -0.20. }
          Else begin               { A mixture of various characters without numeric logic }
            str_acm := '';         { So start over the reading }
            DeciSep := False;      { ex.: -... }
          end;
        end;
      end;

      If (chln in ['0'..'9']) then
      begin
        Numeric := True;            { Numbers can be added after any other characters, be it Sign and/or Decimal Separator }
        str_acm := str_acm + chln;  { Ex.: -1; -2.1; -.1; -1. }
      end;

      If (chln = 'E') or (chln = 'e') then
      begin
        If Exponent = False then
        begin
          If Numeric = True then    { E for the power of 10 can only be added once and after a series of digits }
          begin                     { Ex.: 1.0E10; -.0E2; -4.E3 }
            str_acm := str_acm + chln;
            Exponent := True;
          end
          Else begin                { The abscense of a previous series of digits does not allow the insertion of E }
            str_acm := '';          { E cannot start a floating point number and cannot succeed a sign or }
          end;                      { decimal separator if there isn't any previous number }
        end                         { Ex.: -.E; .E; -E; E }
        Else begin
          Last := i-1;              { E cannot appear twice. A second one means the end of the reading }
        end;
      end;

      If chln = '+' then            { Plus (+) sign will only be registered after a valid exponential E character }
      begin
        If (i > 1) and (Exponent = True) then
        begin
          If (S[i-1] = 'E') or (S[i-1] = 'e') then
            str_acm := str_acm + chln
          Else begin
            Last := i-1;            { If it's added after anything other than E, the reading ends }
          end;
        end;
        If Exponent = False then
        begin
          If (Numeric = True) then
          begin
            Last := i-1;            { If it's added after anything other than E, the reading ends }
          end
          Else begin
            str_acm := '';          { If it's added after anything other than E, and if there isn't any }
            Exponent := False;      { valid series of digits, the reading restarts }
          end;
        end;
      end;

      { If any character except the ones from the Floating Point System are added }
      If not (chln in ['0'..'9','-','+',',','.','E','e']) then
      begin
        { After an already accounted valid series of digits }
        If (str_acm <> '') then
        begin
          If (Numeric = True) then
            Last := i-1             { End of the reading. Ex.: -1.20A; -.20%; 120# }
          Else begin
            str_acm := '';
            Sign := False;  DeciSep := False;  Exponent := False;
          end;
        end;
      end;
    end;
    //ShowMessage('i = '+IntToStr(i)+#13+str_acm+'P');
  end;
  until((Last <> -1) or (i = Lstr));

  If (i = Lstr) and (Numeric = True) then
    Last := i;

  { The Loop does not filter the case when no number is inserted after E, E- or E+ }
  { So it's necessary to check and remove if E,E-,E+,e,e-,e+ are the last characters }
  If Last <> -1 then
  begin
    Lstr := length(str_acm);
    If (str_acm[Lstr] = '+') or (str_acm[Lstr] = '-') then
    begin
      SetLength(str_acm,Lstr-1);
      Last := Last - 1;
    end;

    Lstr := length(str_acm);
    If (str_acm[Lstr] = 'E') or (str_acm[Lstr] = 'e') then
    begin
      SetLength(str_acm,Lstr-1);
      Last := Last - 1;
    end;

    Result := str_acm;
  end
  Else Result := '';
end;  { ExtractFloatStr }

EDIT 2.: Another function using the previous one to read a series of numbers in the same string.
var
  TFloatType = real;
  TVetorN = array of TFloatType;

procedure ExtractFloatVectorStr(Str : string; var N : integer; var FloatVector : TVetorN);
var                                     { Extract floating point numbers from string reading from left to right }
  i, j, k, Lstr, Lstr1 : integer;       { Register the numbers in FloatVector as the type TVetorN }
  char1 : char;                         { Register the amount of numbers found as the integer N }
  str_acm : string;
begin
  Str := AdjustLineBreaks(Str,tlbsCRLF);
  Lstr := length(Str);
  Lstr1 := 0;
  char1 := #0;

  i := 1; j := 0; k := 0; str_acm := '';
  SetLength(FloatVector,j+1);
  repeat
  begin
    If (i <= Lstr) then
    begin
      str_acm := ExtractFloatStr(i, Str, k);
      Lstr1 := length(str_acm);
      If (Lstr1 > 0) and (str_acm <> '') then
      begin
        j := j + 1;
        SetLength(FloatVector,j+1);
        FloatVector[j] := StrToFloat(str_acm);
        i := k + 1;
      end
      Else i := i + 1;
    end;
  end;
  until(i > Lstr);
  N := j;
end;  { ExtractFloatVectorStr }

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Wood misses hidden cost of military life
A January Huffington Post article by David Wood has risen from the dead, and it's making many military families mad — again.
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Tags: Bremerton
A January article (www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/30/defense-budget-cuts_n_2584099.html) by David Wood has risen from the dead, and it's making many military families mad — again.
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Oh, and the "monster" is still evolving.
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"Since 2001, total military compensation…grew by 20.5 percent, while comparable private-sector civilian pay did not increase at all," Wood writes. "The cost of military compensation rose steeply even though the size of the active-duty force grew by only 3 percent during that period."
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Policy changes to implement the NHS five year forward view: a progress report
Two years on from the publication of the NHS five year forward view, we assess how much progress has been made and what still needs to be done to align policies with the plan.
Communities and Local Government Committee inquiry into adult social care: Evidence submission
Written evidence submitted by The King's Fund and the Nuffield Trust to the Communities and Local Government Committee inquiry into adult social care.
Self-sufficient local government: 100 per cent business rates retention: Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) consultation
The King's Fund's response to the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) consultation on self-sufficient local government.
Patients as partners: Building collaborative relationships among professionals, patients, carers and communities
Our guide explores practical ways to develop collaborative relationships among health and care professionals, patients, carers and community partners.
By Becky Seale - 4 July 2016
Five big issues for health and social care after the Brexit vote
In the aftermath of the Brexit vote, we consider what lies ahead for health and social care, and the five big issues that will need to be considered.
By Helen McKenna - 30 June 2016
NHS in England embraces collaboration in tackling biggest crisis in its history
In this article for the British Medical Journal, Chris Ham and Hugh Alderwick consider the development of sustainability and transformation plans in the NHS.
By Professor Sir Chris Ham et al - 5 April 2016
Six ways in which NHS financial pressures can affect patient care
NHS finances are almost at breaking point. What does this mean for people who access health services?
By Ruth Robertson - 31 March 2016
Building collaborative partnerships with patients and communities
Mark Doughty discusses progress made by The King's Fund's Leading collaboratively with patients and communities programme.
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What the planning guidance means for the NHS: 2016/17 and beyond
Our briefing considers some of the key publications and policy announcements that have come out in the wake of the 2015 Spending Review and offers a commentary on what they might mean for the future policy landscape.
By Helen McKenna et al - 5 February 2016
How will services access the new Sustainability and Transformation Fund?
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Orji Uzor Kalu Denies Instructing DSS Not To Feed Nnamdi Kanu
The former governor of Abia state and chief whip of the Senate, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, has reacted to claims that he told the Department of State Service (DSS) not to feed the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. How can I say such a thing he stated during press briefing.
The Senator took to his official Facebook page to debuke the statement saying that any attempt made to pitch him against his kinsmen will always fail and that he will not cease to respond to hate with love. News has it that When Senator Orji Uzor Kalu visited DSS and Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, he told the DSS to stop giving Nnamdi Kanu food and Nnamdi Kanu has been living without food since then "
The former Abia state governor explained that his distractors will not hesitate to use any of his actions against him. He also went ahead to say that if he didn't visit, people would still talk. My sympathy goes to those who believe and spread such false reports generated by liars.
Following his visit to the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Mazi Nnamdi Kanu who is currently remanded in DSS custody for alleged crime against the Federal Government of Nigeria, Orji Uzor Kalu has become a topic of discussion. There have been a lot of things said about the visit made by the former governor of Abia state to the IPOB leader.
Meanwhile, the Abia State former Governor and Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate, Orji Uzor Kalu has spoken to the general public to disregard the false claim about him which are been circulated on social media, accusing him to have ordered the Department of State Service, DSS to deny the leader of IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, food and water.
It is no longer news that the IPOB leader is currently detained on the order of Justice Binta Nyako-led Federal High Court sitting in Abuja over charges of treasonable felony and terrorism leveled against him by the Federal Government of Nigeria.
However, according to reports from multiple sources, Nnamdi Kanu had accused the security officials of starving him in the DSS facility in Abuja. Nnamdi Kanu who spoke through his younger brother, Prince Kanu stated that the DSS wanted him to die of hunger and that is why they denied him food and water. Nnamdi Kanu younger brother Prince Emmanuel Kanu was engaged on a routine visit to the detained IPOB leader and also made it known that Nigeria secret police had denied him his medical test report after collecting his blood sample for more than 21 times and also denied him food and water.
Away from that, the Chief Whip of the Senate and Abia State former governor, Senator Orji Kalu, has cleared himself on the issue through a statement made available by him, as obtained by our reliable source on Tuesday, Orji Uzor Kalu had termed the purported claim linked to him as a big fat lies and cheap propaganda to put up cheap and selfish political points.
In his words, Orji Uzor Kalu stated; "They are giving cheap lies against me. When I visited Nnamdi Kanu in DSS custody, Nnamdi Kanu has since before I visited been living without food. My take is that whatever one does, people would have something to talk about. If you don't visit, they will still point fingers at you.
But more sympathetic to me is those that believe and put up any cock and bull story. The enemies are trying to create hatred between me and my kinsmen, but it will not work, it is a pure waste of time. My people love me and I love them too. I will always respond to hate with love," Orji Uzor Kalu stated.
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Ronaldo Aparecido Rodrigues (normalt bare kendt som Naldo) (født 10. september 1982 i Londrina, Brasilien) er en brasiliansk fodboldspiller, der spiller som midterforsvarer hos den tyske Bundesliga-klub FC Schalke. Han har tidligere spillet for andre tyske klubber, VfL Wolfsburg og Werder Bremen og forinden dette for Juventude i sit hjemland. Derudover startede han karrieren i RS Futebol, som han spillede for i 2002 til 2004.

I 2009 var Naldo med Werder Bremen med til at vinde den tyske pokalturnering.

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Naldo spillede i perioden 2007-09 for Brasiliens landshold, hvor han opnåede fire kampe. Han var blandt andet en del af den trup der vandt Copa América i 2007.

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Q: Can you guarantee different lifetime behavior based on whether a return value is used? Assume we have some kind of subscriber object that is utilizing RAII to clean itself up on destruction.
We have code that is documented to claim the following:

1. If you capture the return type, the subscriber will live as long as the value you captured lives.
2. If you don't capture the return type, the subscriber will live as long as the object whose method you called to create the subscriber.

To clarify, the code looks like this:
template <class... Args>
id &&connect_subscriber(Args &&... args)
{
    auto id = connect_subscriber_with_id(std::forward<Args>(args)...);

    {
        std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(subscriber_id_mutex_);
        subscriber_ids_.push_back(std::move(id));
        return std::move(subscriber_ids_.back());
    }
}

And the documentation is:
/// If the resulting `subscriber_id` is assigned storage at the call
/// site, then the subscription will be managed exclusively by the caller.
/// This means that until the identifier is either destroyed or
/// `disconnect_subscriber()` is called with it, the subscription will stay
/// active.
///
/// Conversely, if the `subscriber_id` is not assigned storage at
/// the call site, it will be managed internally inside the task and the
/// subscription will persist for the life-time of the task.

Can we guarantee that ownership will be transferred based on whether the return type is captured?

A: I struggle a little bit with the terminology used by you, but if I got the questioin right, I think, what is meant is something along the following quick and dirty mce inspired by your code example.
If you do not provide storage for the return value of connect_subscriber the std::move will not succeed and the id will remain in subscriber_ids_, else it will be moved to your storage and thus removed from subscriber_ids_ and not be managed by whatever mechanism works with subscriber_ids_.
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>

using id = std::string;
std::vector<std::string> subscriber_ids_ = {"31"};

int ids = 42;

id&& connect_subscriber()
{
    auto id = std::to_string(ids++);
    {
        subscriber_ids_.push_back(std::move(id));
        return std::move(subscriber_ids_.back());
    }
}

void print() {
    int i=0;
    for(const auto& n:subscriber_ids_)
        std::cout << i++ << ":" << n << " ";
    std::cout << "\n";
}

int main()
{

    connect_subscriber();    // memory not privided
    print();

    connect_subscriber();    // memory not privided
    print();

    auto take_it = connect_subscriber();    // memory privided
    print();
}

Output is:
0:31 1:42
0:31 1:42 2:43
0:31 1:42 2:43 3:

Output is not:
0:31 1:42
0:31 1:42 2:43
0:31 1:42 2:43 3:44

A: I'm not sure how you aim to accomplish #2, but you can distinguish by returning a proxy object with a conversion (preferably from rvalue reference) to the type the caller should store ("capture" means something else).
That conversion can perform arbitrary actions, such as removing the object from the auto-lifetime list.
The compiler is allowed to elide copy constructor calls during a return sequence (e.g. RVO, NRVO).  But it can't elide a conversion.


In order to implement the Singapore Declaration on Climate Change, Energy and the Environment adopted by the 3rd East Asia Summit (EAS) in November 2007, the EAS Environment Ministers Meeting (EMM) was inaugurated in Hanoi, Viet Nam in October 2008 where ministers gave their support for a phased and prioritized approach to the implementation of the Singapore Declaration whilst agreeing that the Environmentally Sustainable Cities (ESC) agenda was an immediate priority area as an initial step for EAS environmental cooperation.
East Asia has undergone remarkable development through rapid industrialization, population expansion and urban growth over the years.
The current pattern of rapid urbanization in the region is economically and environmentally unsustainable; overwhelming burdens are being placed on the environment and increasingly strained urban services, causing serious environmental degradation and leaving many to subsist in grinding poverty and abject living conditions.
Many cities in the region, including coastal mega-cities, are especially vulnerable to the effects of climate change; particularly from sea-level rises as well as increased frequency and intensity of droughts, floods and extreme weather incidents, which necessitate initiatives to build climate resilience and adaptive capacity.
The unmanaged expansion of cities poses a great threat to biodiversity; which must be protected to stem the degradation of natural resources and to maintain and enrich ecosystem services that support urban living.
In order to meet the goals of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) and to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the delivery of urban environmental services, such as in transportation, waste management, energy provision and water supply, should be implemented with strategies to achieve resource-efficient, low-carbon and environmentally-sound cities.
Thus, the formation of Environmentally Sustainable Cities (ESC) is a priority agenda in the region, which should be pursued with the collaboration of all stakeholders in an integrated manner.
There are rich opportunities for cities of all sizes in East Asia to move towards ESC; such opportunities are present in the emerging areas of public and private investment in environmental infrastructure and services, and in the accumulated wisdom, experience and knowledge of leading environmental cities which may be harnessed and disseminated through inter-city cooperation and networks.
Ultimately, city governments are well-poised to take the lead in pursuing ESC; taking advantage of their strategic institutional position and proximity to citizens, and are further empowered through the trend of de-centralization in environmental governance, they can reform and integrate policies and services to achieve development towards economic, social and environmental sustainability.
There is a need to strengthen guidance, policies, regulations and other support mechanisms by national governments, as well as expand technical and financial support from the international community to realize these rich opportunities, before they are undermined by the anticipated constraints resulting from irreversible environmental destruction.
To realise these recommendations, a proposal for initiating the ASEAN ESC Model Cities Programme as an umbrella programme implementing the 5 points was developed by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) and funded by the Japan-ASEAN Integration Fund (JAIF).
With the success of the 1st seminar, the 2nd HLS ESC was organised by the Governments of Japan, Australia, Cambodia, Malaysia and Thailand on 15 – 16 March 2011 in Kitakyushu, Japan. The seminar welcomed the implementation of the ASEAN ESC Model Cities Programme in April 2011, which had been designed as an umbrella initiative to realise the five recommended activities arising from the 1st HLS ESC.
Subsequently, the 3rd HLS ESC was organised by the Governments of Cambodia, Japan, Australia, Thailand and the ASEAN Working Group on ESC (AWGESC) on 6 - 8 March 2012 in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Combined with the Regional Seminar of Year 1 of the ASEAN ESC Model Cities Programme, the seminar showcased the programme's achievements as well as generated consensus for sustaining the HLS platform and extending the Model Cities Programme into the Year 2.
The 4th HLS ESC was organised by the Governments of Viet Nam, Japan, Australia, Indonesia, ASEAN Secretariat and the ASEAN Working Group on Environmentally Sustainable Cities. It continued the tradition of providing a high-level and inclusive forum to gather East Asian stakeholders for reviewing progress and discussing priority issues on sustainable urban development in the region. The seminar looked towards Year 2 of the ASEAN ESC Model Cities Programme and discussed further linkages between regional stakeholders to support ESC.
The 5th HLS ESC announced the extension of the ASEAN ESC Model Cities Programme into Year 2 of implementation and highlighted the latest developments in national strategies for ESC promotion ASEAN and EAS countries. Specific recommendations were made to EAS Environment Ministers on how to accelerate the 'spread' and 'scale' of good ESC practices and policies.


You knew they'd put You on the cross, but still You came. You could anticipate the loss, but still You came. You could have stayed beside the Holy Father, safe upon Your throne. Yet knowing all these things, still You came.
You saw the crown of thorns You'd wear, but still You came. You felt the weight of our sins that You'd bear, but still You came. You could have stayed in Heaven, safe, secure, and left us on our own, yet knowing all these things, still You came.
And I want to thank You, for the covenant You made. I want to thank You, for my debt of sin You paid. You are my Holy Lord, the Lamb of God, You cleansed and set me free. And I want to thank You Lord, for saving me.
You knew that death would find You here, but still You came. You felt the suffering and fear, but still You came. You could have let the wrath of God decend, and deal with sinful man, yet knowing all these things, still You came.


Been playing round with the Nucleus templates, got them much more to my liking now, although you won't notice any difference. Also have that calendar over there, which will link to every day that there is a post.
Apart from that? Oh yeah, moved the About page into the CMS which makes much more sense.
Been busy doing that all morning, so haven't had a chance to read the news or anything like that. To the batcave!


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Q: mysql stored procedure declaration throws error on execution I"m continiously receiving this error when trying to create this stored procedure. I'm trying to write a procedure that splits a comma delimited string. Similar to explode. I feel I'm close.
This is the error
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'DECLARE start_pos, end_pos INT;
    SET start_pos = 1;
    SET end_pos = Locat' at line 6
I copied the logic from a SQL Server example and did my best translate it to MySql syntax.
This is the entire procedure from start to finish. I'm hoping a well trained eye can explain why I'm getting an error.
DELIMITER $$

CREATE procedure split_string (in p_string_to_split VARCHAR(255),in p_delimiter CHAR(1) )
BEGIN
    DROP TEMPORARY TABLE IF EXISTS split_channel_ids;
    CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE split_channel_ids (p_channel_id int);

    DECLARE start_pos, end_pos INT;
    SET start_pos = 1;
    SET end_pos = Locate(p_delimiter, p_string_to_split);
    WHILE (start_pos < CHAR_LENGTH(p_string_to_split) + 1) DO
        IF (end_pos = 0) THEN
            SET end_pos = CHAR_LENGTH(p_string_to_split) + 1;
        END IF;
        --- INSERT split_channel_ids (p_channel_id)
        --- VALUES(SUBSTRING(p_string_to_split, start_pos, end_pos - start_pos)) ;
        SET start_pos = end_pos + 1;
        SET end_pos = Locate(p_delimiter, p_string_to_split, start_pos);
    END WHILE;
    -- select * from imob_users;
    select * from split_channel_ids;
END $$
DELIMITER ;

A: DECLARE statements (in MySQL) must be at the beginning of their enclosing BEGIN...END block.
In MS SQL, they can be anywhere; but it is annoying there because they do not have block scope, they have procedure scope, so you can't "re-use" names in independent blocks.


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2017/18 LINE UP ALMOST COMPLETE
THE line-up for the 2017/18 Sky Bet Championship season is almost complete.
After Saturday's League One play off final it was confirmed Millwall would be joining Sheffield United and Bolton Wanderers in promotion to England's second tier.
Now we just await the Championship play off final which will be contested on Monday 29 May, 3PM between Reading and Sheffield Wednesday.
The winner of the final will gain promotion to the Premier League, the other will have to fight it out in the Championship for another season.
2017/18 Sky Bet Championship line up so far:
Reading*
Huddersfield Town*
*In the final of the Championship play offs.


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Michael Ignaz Schmidt ( - ) est un historien allemand.

Biographie

Michael Ignaz Schmidt naît le  à Arnstein, il remplit diverses fonctions publiques dans la principauté ecclésiastique de l'évêché de Wurtzbourg. Conseiller aulique, il donne des leçons d'histoire à l'archiduc François (devenu plus tard empereur). Il meurt à Vienne

Œuvres

 Neuere Geschichte Der Deutschen (Nouvelle Histoire des Allemands) (1778-1793), il n'en donne que les onze premiers volumes, qui vont jusqu'en 1626 : les onze autres volumes, rédigés sur ses matériaux par Joseph Milbiller, conduisent cette histoire jusqu'en 1806. Thibault de Laveaux en a traduit en français une partie sous le titre Histoire des Allemands (1784-1789).

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Historien allemand
Naissance en janvier 1736
Naissance à Arnstein (Basse-Franconie)
Naissance dans la principauté épiscopale de Wurtzbourg
Décès en novembre 1794
Décès à Vienne (Autriche)
Décès dans l'archiduché d'Autriche
Décès à 58 ans