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Star Wars: The Power of Hyperspace
Star Wars [2013] Dec. 21, 2017
Spoilers for Star Wars: The Last Jedi ahead! Vice Admiral Holdo (Laura Dern) pulled a daring move against the First Order. In a desperate attempt to save The Resistance, Holdo used hyperspace as a weapon to cripple the enemy fleet. The scene is spellbinding, but it also raises a few questions, like why this maneuver isn't used more often? While the kamikaze hyperspace tactic isn't common in the Star Wars universe, there are examples of hyperspace-based weapons and technologies that have been a part of Star Wars history for a long time. Let's take a look at some of these examples.
In Season 4 of Star Wars: Rebels, Hera Syndulla used hyperspace to her advantage while escaping from the planet of Lothal. Thankfully, Hera didn't have to sacrifice her own life in the process. Instead of colliding with the construction sphere, she entered hyperspace while going through the hanger bay, which damaged the nearby ships and vehicles.
In the old Star Wars canon (Legends), the planet of Pammant was ruined when a Republic battle cruiser called the Quaestor experienced a hyperspace malfunction, which resulted in the ship crashing into the planet. Pammant's core was fractured and the planet was exposed to large amounts of radiation. While this was not an intentional collision like Holdo's, it's another example of the devastating results of hyperspace impacts.
Centerpoint Station is also from the Star Wars Legends. It was an ancient space station that used "hyperspace tractor beams" with the ability to move planets. The colossal structure could also destroy planets and stars.
The Galaxy Gun was a superweapon from the Star Wars Legends era. Like the Death Star, this device possessed the ability to destroy planets. The facility fired high-powered missiles that could travel through hyperspace, which allowed the Galaxy Gun to destroy enemy targets from extreme distances. This is a weapon The Resistance could have benefited from in their ongoing battle with the First Order.

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The current version of Exact runs online, rather than from a CD. There have been some updates to the illustrations, audio and animations. A study was carried out between September and December 2018 to evaluate the equivalence of the old and new versions.
A total of 146 students from six schools (n=5)/colleges (n=1) in the UK completed both the old (CD) and new (online) versions of Exact, with an interval of four to six weeks between test sessions. Each school/college collected data on just one form of the test (Form A or Form B – these were randomly allocated to schools), and test order (either the old or new version being delivered first) was randomly allocated to account for order effects. Students were selected based on their birth day of month (with each school randomly allocated a day of the month) to avoid any selection bias within the student sample.
Pupil population data for the school sample (based on the 2016/17 figures, which were the latest available at the time of the study) were compared to the national averages (for state- funded secondary schools, not including special schools, where available; for FSM and absence, the national figures include special schools as these are the only figures available). The school sample was found to be not significantly different from the national average on any of the pupil population measures: number on roll (t=0.36, df=4, p>0.05, NS); percentage of female students (t=0.29, df=4, p>0.05, NS); percentage of students eligible for free school meals at any time during the past six years (t=1.37, df=4, p>0.05, NS); percentage of pupils whose first language is not English (t=1.99, df=4, p>0.05, NS); percentage of pupils with a statement/EHCP (t=0.05, df=4, p>0.05, NS); and overall absence (t=0.41, df=4, p>0.05, NS).
Of the 146 students in the sample, 8.2% were eligible (at the start of the study) for free school meals. Twenty students in the sample (13.7%) were recorded as having a special education need/ disability (SEND). In half of these cases, the specific type of SEND was not reported (6.8%) but, where it was stated, these included Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD: 2.7%), Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN: 2.7%) and Moderate Learning Difficulties (MLD: 1.4%). The majority of the sample (91.1%) were White, 6.8% were Asian and 2.1% were Black. With regard to language, 8.9% of the sample's first language was not English.
The resulting correlations between the old and new versions of Exact are given in Table 4 (note that 'n' varies between subtests as not all students completed both versions of each subtest). For all subtests, the correlations meet the required standard of 0.70, to adequately demonstrate equivalence (according to the European Federation of Psychologists' Associations' test review model). In all cases, the correlations are very highly significant (p<0.001).
Table 4. Correlations between old (CD) and new (online) versions of Exact
a Data meet the assumptions required for parametric testing; correlational analysis utilises Pearson's 'r'.
b Data don't meet the assumptions required for parametric testing; correlational analysis utilises Spearman's 'rho'.
c Exact reading comprehension results include an indication of whether the student may have rushed the test. In cases where retest was definitely required or recommended, and this was supported by clear differences between the student's speed and accuracy scores, their reading comprehension data were not included in the correlational analysis.
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Gyo Yuni Kimchoe Scoops Fashion Scout's Merit Award
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Gyo Kim, who has is half of the award-winning Gyo Yuni Kimchoe label, has just graduated from the womenswear pathway of BA Fashion. His partner Yuni Choe makes up the other half of the label.
Having been named Fashion Scout's Merit Award winner for the spring/summer 2015 season, Gyo Yuni Kimchoe will showcase their work at London Fashion Week in September. Their on-schedule catwalk show will be fully sponsored.
Speaking to Vogue, the duo said: "We are so honoured to be selected as the winner. The Merit Award is the best opportunity for new designers to show their vision and creativity."
'An exciting approach'
Originally from Korean, Gyo Kim and Yuni Choe first met in New York. They then moved to London in 2011 to continue their studies. The couple's concern about environmental problems, social issues and animal cruelty has led them to follow a philosophy of respecting life and nature.
Phoebe English, who was on this year's judging panel, noted their work to be "very original with an exciting approach, you can tell they really enjoyed making their collection."
Gyo Yuni Kimchoe's eco-friendly, quirky and unexpected designs can be seen on schedule at the Freemason's Hall in Covent Garden in September.
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Climbing ladders and pruning over your head all day works your body in most ways imaginable. Cindy got her own intense workout by being the branch pick up and disposal crew all day. By the end of our 7 hour session we were certain we fulfilled our exercise quota for the weekend.
Today I did my first bench pressing in at least two weeks. As expected my strength was down but I felt like I hit my upper body well. I wrapped up doing some of those roller push ups. Maintaining position on the roller while pushing is much more challenging when your chest is already fatigued.


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Marcus Stoinis
Marcus Stoinis said : "I think we've got a really well-balanced team,"
news_com_au Wednesday, December 22, 2021 9:03:00 AM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "I think we've got him for another two games,"
Marcus Stoinis said : "I am putting my hand up,"
theherald-au Friday, December 10, 2021 3:04:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "We've got some big ins this week,"
news_com_au Thursday, December 9, 2021 10:13:00 AM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "Qais will be good on this wicket," "He bowls quite fast and he's quite experienced as a T20 bowler now"
Marcus Stoinis said ( about Ekke Primauno ) : "The World Cup feels like it was about two years ago now," "You just move onto the next thing. Although it was a great achievement, the next competition starts. There's a Test match on now and the rest of us are playing Big Bash"
Marcus Stoinis said : "The key is this group of boys, we actually love each other. It is beautiful, I can't wait to keep playing with this team. I'm so proud of them. "
themirror Monday, November 15, 2021 12:04:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said ( about Mitch Marsh ) : "I can't wait to keep playing with this team ... you won't find bigger supporters of Mitch Marsh than right here apart from probably his family," "We are so happy for him"
abc-au Sunday, November 14, 2021 10:44:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said ( about Mitch Marsh ) : "We love each other, I'm so proud of this team," "You won't find bigger supporters of Mitch Marsh than us and his family"
aljazeera-en Sunday, November 14, 2021 8:41:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said ( about Ekke Primauno ) : "Obviously Test cricket and the Ashes, that's what we grew up when we played. Then the transformation of T20 cricket. It's not a hit and a giggle anymore in terms of the pressure," "I don't think many people gave us a chance leading into this tournament apart from the players and coaching staff. So it's definitely going to mean a bloody lot to us and we will be super proud when we bring that home to Australia"
news18 Sunday, November 14, 2021 6:34:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said ( about Ekke Primauno ) : "Obviously Test cricket and the Ashes, that's what we grew up when we played. Then the transformation of T20 cricket. It's not a hit and a giggle anymore in terms of the pressure," "I don't think many people gave us a chance leading into this tournament apart from the players and coaching staff. So it's definitely going to mean a bloody lot to us and we will be super proud when we bring that home to Australia"
dawn Sunday, November 14, 2021 9:46:00 AM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said ( about Ekke Primauno ) : "Obviously Test cricket and the Ashes, that's what we grew up when we played. Then the transformation of T20 cricket. It's not a hit and a giggle anymore in terms of the pressure," "I don't think many people gave us a chance leading into this tournament apart from the players and coaching staff. So it's definitely going to mean a bloody lot to us and we will be super proud when we bring that home to Australia"
ibtimes Sunday, November 14, 2021 7:19:00 AM EAT
afp-en Sunday, November 14, 2021 6:00:00 AM EAT
gulf-times Sunday, November 14, 2021 12:31:00 AM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "I don't reckon many people gave us a chance leading into this tournament, apart from probably the players,"
guardian Saturday, November 13, 2021 10:25:00 PM EAT
muscatdaily Saturday, November 13, 2021 9:35:00 PM EAT
guardian Saturday, November 13, 2021 8:05:00 PM EAT
kuwaittimes Saturday, November 13, 2021 5:20:00 PM EAT
TheFrontierPost-en Saturday, November 13, 2021 3:40:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis says : "The great thing about Zamps is he's super honest," "He took his five wickets the other night and he felt like he didn't bowl well. That's a quality of a good player, when you're picking apart your own game and you understand exactly what you're doing"
HindustanTimes Saturday, November 13, 2021 3:33:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis tells : "You definitely do draw on your past experiences,"
omanobserver-om Saturday, November 13, 2021 2:07:00 PM EAT
citizen Saturday, November 13, 2021 12:12:00 PM EAT
afp-en Saturday, November 13, 2021 5:30:00 AM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "The team and the way we've been getting on, and the way we've been with each other, and the confidence we feel about how we play, it's as good as I've had in a long time,"
guardian Friday, November 12, 2021 6:20:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "We did have a laugh, because we haven't had to do too much through the tournament, and the couple of times [we have] the pressure's been on,"
Marcus Stoinis said : "I don't reckon many people gave us a chance leading into this tournament apart from probably the players and the coaching staff," "So it's definitely going to mean a bloody lot to us [if they win it]"
theage Friday, November 12, 2021 12:08:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "That's the unfortunate thing that happens at the level that we play,"
Marcus Stoinis added : "It was very interesting he did say that it's very obvious how some people want to take some responsibility and stay until the end, whereas some people are willing to take the risk early to, sort of, either try and get ahead of the game or walk off and he identifies that within the team,"
HindustanTimes Thursday, October 28, 2021 9:01:00 AM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "There's an argument for everyone to be in the team,"
abc-au Sunday, October 24, 2021 2:11:00 AM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "There's an argument for everyone to be in the team,"
aap-au Saturday, October 23, 2021 11:26:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "It is what we expected to an extent but it was quite hard to get under the ball because it was skidding on quite a bit and wasn't too quick,"
irishsun Saturday, October 23, 2021 8:50:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "I think it's important to start tournaments like this on the right foot, it's obvious you want to win but in these short tournaments, no matter how you win, it's always a better feeling when you wake up the next morning. Hopefully, it's a good sign for things ahead,"
Marcus Stoinis said : "I didn't bowl tonight but it's tracking pretty well,"
gulf-times Tuesday, October 19, 2021 11:23:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "I think it's a good start," "We obviously haven't played together for a while, so that was nice to firstly get a win, but two, to try a few new things and give a few people a crack"
Marcus Stoinis said : "I didn't bowl tonight but it's tracking pretty well,"
HindustanTimes Tuesday, October 19, 2021 3:22:00 PM EAT
Marcus Stoinis said : "I think it's a good start," "We obviously haven't played together for a while, so that was nice to firstly get a win, but two, to try a few new things and give a few people a crack"
teammate 100.00% EN 01/26/201726/01/2017
Marcus Stoinis EN 100.00%
Stephen Smith 5.03%
Glenn Maxwell 4.73%
Pat Cummins 4.53%
David Warner 4.43%
Kane Richardson 4.43%
World Cup 4.12%
Trevor Hohns 2.92%
Dan Christian 2.82%
Premier League 2.72%
Indian Premier League 2.72%
Adam Zampa 2.72%
Aaron Finch 2.72%
Mitchell Marsh 2.52%
Jason Behrendorff 2.41%
Mitchell Starc 2.41%
Josh Hazlewood 2.31%
Moises Henriques 2.31%
Andrew Tye 2.31%
Ben McDermott 2.31%
Matthew Wade 2.21%
Ashton Agar 2.21%
Ashton Turner 2.21%
Daniel Samy 2.21%
Ekke Primauno 1.41%
Kolkata Knight 1.01%
United Nations 1.01%
Chennai Super 0.91%
Steven Smith 0.91%
Cameron Green 0.91%
Alex Kountouris 0.91%
Stephen Smith 0.0508
Glenn Maxwell 0.0479
Pat Cummins 0.0466
David Warner 0.0457
Kane Richardson 0.0441
Dan Christian 0.0295
Trevor Hohns 0.0294
Adam Zampa 0.0283
Aaron Finch 0.0272
Mitchell Marsh 0.0254
Indian Premier League 0.025
Jason Behrendorff 0.025
Mitchell Starc 0.0243
Ben McDermott 0.0238
Moises Henriques 0.0234
Josh Hazlewood 0.0233
Andrew Tye 0.0233
Ashton Turner 0.0227
Ashton Agar 0.0224
Matthew Wade 0.0221
Daniel Samy 0.022
World Cup 0.0138
Premier League 0.0103
Kolkata Knight 0.0099
Alex Kountouris 0.0091
Chennai Super 0.009
Cameron Green 0.009
Steven Smith 0.0087
Ben Cutting 0.0081
Shikhar Dhawan 0.008
Glenn Maxwell said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "It was certainly a lot of fun. It helps you can play with ultimate freedom knowing the season is done for your team so you can pin your ears back and have a real crack," "I was glad Stoinis came in and started clearing the ropes. It gave me time to chill out at the other end"
stabroeknews Thursday, January 20, 2022 9:32:00 AM EAT
Glenn Maxwell said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "It was certainly a lot of fun. It helps you can play with ultimate freedom knowing the season is done for your team so you can pin your ears back and have a real crack," "I was glad Stoinis came in and started clearing the ropes. It gave me time to chill out at the other end"
thepeninsulaqatar Wednesday, January 19, 2022 10:32:00 PM EAT
Justin Langer said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "When Marcus Stoinis - the ball after the wicket - hit the six off the leggie, that's what you call fearless cricket," "And if you are going to win this tournament we have got to continue on with the way we played Bangladesh (in a group game when they chased won 74 in 6.2 overs), bat first or second, that fearless or aggressive batting is going to be crucial"
gulf-times Friday, November 12, 2021 11:55:00 PM EAT
Matthew Wade said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "It [the experience] certainly helps. Just to be in that situation, I think, even the first game to be batting with Marcus (Stoinis) in that South African game and us working really well together and getting some time in helps as well, but experience is key in these games even though we lost a few early wickets and things weren't going our way early,"
dhakatribune Friday, November 12, 2021 4:13:00 PM EAT
Matthew Wade explained ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "I think by the time that the catch drop went down I was pretty confident we were in a really good position to get the runs. If that had happened three or four overs before hand, that would dictate the outcome of the game a little bit more. I think we must have needed 14 because I came back and I think we needed 12 after that. So he takes that, we needed 14 or whatever it was, eight or nine balls. As I said, Patty Cummins was coming in next. Marcus was hitting the ball as well as anyone out there [Thursday]," "You can focus in on the things that happen really late in the game, but there's plenty of things that go on without it - throughout a whole game that can dictate a little bit. But I don't think - I hope that wouldn't have too much of an effect, on the outcome of the game"
Justin Langer said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "When Marcus Stoinis - the ball after the wicket - hit the six off the leggie, that's what you call fearless cricket," "And if you are going to win this tournament we have got to continue on with the way we played Bangladesh (in a group game when they chased won 74 in 6.2 overs), bat first or second, that fearless or aggressive batting is going to be crucial"
newindianexpress Friday, November 12, 2021 3:30:00 PM EAT
afp-en Friday, November 12, 2021 12:33:00 PM EAT
Matthew Wade said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "I was talking to Stoinis at the other end and tried to work out what they're doing. I got a little more pace on than expected, I probably could have used it a little bit earlier, but yeah.. glad to get a couple at the end. There wasn't a lot of chat before I went in as we lost quick wickets,"
HindustanTimes Friday, November 12, 2021 8:22:00 AM EAT
Matthew Wade said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "Marcus Stoinis played a terrific innings to be able to get it to a total we started to think could be chaseable towards the end there,"
thedailystarBD Friday, November 12, 2021 7:14:00 AM EAT
Matthew Wade said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "The way he played freed me up to be able to do what I did at the end there. The way Marcus Stoinis batted at the end, to be honest, was probably the turning-point of the match,"
Matthew Wade admitted ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "When I got out there with Marcus, he was really confident we'd get them, even though I was a little unsure," "He found the boundaries early on, and I was happy to chip in at the end"
dawn Friday, November 12, 2021 6:20:00 AM EAT
Matthew Wade said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "Probably hasn't sunk in, I've just finished batting," "When I got out there with Marcus, he was really confident we'd get them, even though I was a little unsure. … It got down to two a ball, and from there it was if you got one in your arc, just try to hit it"
theglobeandmail Friday, November 12, 2021 4:20:00 AM EAT
Matthew Wade said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "I was talking to Stoinis at the other end and tried to work out what they're doing. I got a little more pace on than expected, I probably could have used it a little bit earlier, but yeah.. glad to get a couple at the end. There wasn't a lot of chat before I went in as we lost quick wickets. But when I got out there, me and Marcus had batted together in the first game and got some momentum today as well. I was a bit unsure but Marcus showed me the way out,"
irishsun Friday, November 12, 2021 1:54:00 AM EAT
Matthew Wade said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "Marcus was really confident we would get them, but I was a little unsure when I went out there," "The rate was getting up. But he reassured me he would find the boundary enough to get it deep"
illawarramercury Friday, November 12, 2021 12:19:00 AM EAT
aljazeera-en Thursday, November 11, 2021 11:59:00 PM EAT
Matthew Wade admitted ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "When I got out there with Marcus, he was really confident we'd get them, even though I was a little unsure," "He found the boundaries early on, and I was happy to chip in at the end"
afp-en Thursday, November 11, 2021 11:16:00 PM EAT
maitlandmercury Thursday, November 11, 2021 11:08:00 PM EAT
news24 Thursday, November 11, 2021 10:24:00 PM EAT
Mitchell Marsh said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "I just asked him where he would bowl to me, to try and stop me from scoring. I think if I can try and nullifying bowlers from and doing that, and get the game a bit more on my terms when playing against spin, it becomes a little bit easier and you can you get more boundary options," "I've watched guys like Marcus Stoinis who use the crease unbelievably well. Getting back and hitting guys over deep midwicket off the back foot for six and I think when you start playing shots like that, then you get more balls in your area to look down the ground. In these conditions we know we're going to get a lot of spin,"
irishsun Monday, October 11, 2021 3:39:00 PM EAT
Mohammad Kaif added ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "We have missed out on Shaw, Stoinis and got a big gap to fill. They have been very important members of the Delhi Capitals team. Injuries are not helping us right now. They both are getting better. In fact, Shaw had a hit in the nets yesterday. Stoinis has started to run a bit. We will be taking a call tomorrow before the game on how Shaw feels. But Stoinis still got probably few matches to go from here on I guess,"
newindianexpress Friday, October 1, 2021 11:54:00 PM EAT
Virender Sehwag said ( about Marcus Stoinis ) : "People may forget his real name, but will always remember Mr. 360 degree. I don't think we need to give him any other name because how many can you even come up with. 360 degree is a good enough name. In the match against Delhi Capitals, when he left a few balls from Marcus Stoinis outside off-stump, he realised he left a wrong ball. Off the next ball, he went outside off, and even though he was expecting a similar delivery, it was a short-pitched ball and he hit a six,"
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Utah House panel votes down bill that would allow cities to make local idle-free ordinances with teeth
By Katie McKellar @KatieMcKellar1
Published: February 5, 2019 7:19 pm
Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
Car stack up a the light at State Street and 9000 South in Sandy on Friday, Jan. 25, 2019.
SALT LAKE CITY — Lawmakers on Tuesday narrowly shot down an attempt by a Utah Democrat to repeal provisions of state code that render local idle-free ordinances virtually toothless.
Rep. Patrice Arent, D-Millcreek, sponsored HB148, a bill that would amend a law the Utah Legislature created in 2012 that targeted Salt Lake City's newly passed law that made it illegal to leave a car idling for more than two minutes.
At the time, Arent opposed the bill saying the Legislature shouldn't micromanage cities. Tuesday, Arent made that case again — with support from local mayors, city council members and other business organizations.
But her efforts came up short when the House Government Operations Committee had a split vote, 5-5, on whether the bill would advance to the House floor, effectively killing it for now.
Arent's bill would have repealed language in Utah's law that mandates certain requirements cities must follow if they pass anti-idle ordinances. Those requirements include that a person must be issued at least three warnings before getting fined.
That provision, Arent said, renders idle-free ordinances "unenforceable" and acts as a roadblock to city governments that are serious about making an impact on the Wasatch Front's poor air quality.
"Having this be enforceable will make a big difference," Arent said.
She noted that warnings are currently "impossible" to track in law enforcement systems, and so the required three-warning rule makes any city's idle-free ordinance practically a joke to any citizen who knows the law.
"A ticket you can track; a warning you can't track," she said. "That's the problem."
Millcreek Mayor Jeff Silvestrini said his city, though he's supportive of an anti-idle ordinance, hasn't taken the steps to pass one yet because he knows it would be "just an impossible thing to enforce" because of the three-warning rule.
Exhaust from a vehicle escapes into the air at 9000 South and Sandy Parkway on Friday, Jan. 25, 2019.
"It's time to get a little tougher on that," he said.
Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Murray, Sandy, Park City and Logan have all passed anti-idle ordinances.
Sandy City Councilman Zach Robinson said he and his community takes pride in the anti-idle ordinance but acknowledges its downsides.
"People know they can't essentially get a ticket because of the way the law is written right now," Robinson said.
Representatives from the Utah League of Cities and Towns, the Utah Restaurant Association and the Utah Bankers Association all spoke in support of the bill after working with Arent on its drafting.
But still, lawmakers along Republican lines were reluctant to leave the law completely in the hands of cities.
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The committee's chairman, Rep. John Knotwell, R-Herriman, grilled Arent on the law, raising concerns about whether loosening the three-warning rule would be fair to motorists, whether signs would be required to inform residents of the law, and how motorists could expect uniformity across city lines.
Arent argued it would be up to cities, like it already is with many local laws, to address those issues. Even though her arguments found favor with some lawmakers, including some Republicans, the vote fell short.
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The Western Digital SiliconEdge Blue is a fast solid-state drive, but will put a serious dent in your wallet.
The two major internal hard drive manufacturers, Western Digital and Seagate, have traditionally been coy when it comes to solid state drives, particularly in the consumer space. Western Digital has finally fired its first salvo with the Western Digital SiliconEdge Blue, which is available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacities. While quick, it's incredibly expensive and is unlikely to be affordable for the average consumer anytime soon.
The Western Digital SiliconEdge Blue is only 9.5mm tall, which means it will easily replace your laptop's current hard drive. Western Digital uses multi-level cell (MLC) technology in the SiliconEdge Blue, which is common for consumer SSDs.
While cheaper than the alternative - single level cell (SLC) memory - MLC drives aren't as fast when it comes to the sustained throughput required of enterprise-level servers, and don't have the same lifespan. Consumers won't notice the performance disadvantage, though the drive is designed to have a five-year lifespan and is only covered by a three-year warranty.
The Western Digital SiliconEdge Blue consumes only 0.54 Watts when idle, and peaks at 2.6W when writing data. That means this SSD is slightly more power hungry than the Kingston SSDNow V+ but more power efficient than a conventional hard drive.
We conducted two file transfer tests with the SSD while connected to a testbed running a 300GB Western Digital Velociraptor system drive. The first test consisted of 3GB worth of 1MB files, which simulates installing applications and backing up system files. In the second test we use a 20GB folder of 3-4GB files; this is more akin to dealing with high-definition movies.
Our tests show that the Western Digital SiliconEdge Blue solid state drive is definitely fast. It had the fastest read and write speeds in our small file test, and the fastest read speeds by far when dealing with large files. As an overall performer, however, it still doesn't meet the benchmark set by Intel's consumer-targeted X25-M SSD, as it fell behind when performing simultaneous large file tasks.
Up against the lowly conventional hard drive, the Western Digital SiliconEdge Blue performed well but our tests show that magnetic storage has some competitive edge, particularly when writing data. While this solid state drive isn't a leader of the pack, it will boost startup times and work well as a system drive in general.
Of course, that's if you can afford it. The 256GB drive provides 238GB of usable space which, at current prices, means a cost per formatted gigabyte of £2.85. Given that solid state drives can easily exceed £5 per GB, it's a reasonable cost. However even at this price it's hard to justify against the cost of an HDD.
Western Digital's first consumer-friendly SSD, the Western Digital SiliconEdge Blue is fast and reasonably priced when compared to the competition, but it is still too expensive as a hard drive replacement in most PCs.


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Mapianisch ist eine ausgestorbene austronesische Sprache, die auf dem Atoll Mapia in der indonesischen Provinz Papua gesprochen wurde. Mapianisch ist eine malayo-polynesische Sprache und gehört zur Untergruppe der mikronesischen Sprachen innerhalb der ozeanischen Sprachen.

Literatur
 Lothar Käser: Die Sprache von Mapia in Mikronesien. Vergleichende Untersuchungen zu einer Wortliste von Johann Stanislaus Kubary aus dem Jahr 1895, in: Daniel Schmidt-Brücken und Susanne Schuster (Hrsg.): Koloniallinguistik. Sprache in kolonialen Kontexten, Verlag Walter de Gruyter, Berlin 2015, ISBN 978-3-11-042840-7, S. 247–316.

Weblinks
Mapianisch auf multitree.org
Mapianisch auf glottolog.org

Einzelsprache
Mikronesische Sprachen
Ausgestorbene Sprache

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Aileen Adler
Multi-Arts; Performing Arts: Actor, Musician, Vocalist; Visual Arts: Film, Performance Art, Sculpture
Living in Austin for 25+ years (via Philadelphia), Aileen Adler has developed deep roots in the local performance and creative community. Being a multidisciplinarian has led her on many creative adventures and experiences. From music to metalwork, seeing creativity without limitations. Aileen Adler has been playing and performing the Theremin, the world's first electronic instrument, for over 20 years. Invented in 1920 by Russian physicist Lev Sergeyevich Termen (or Leon Theremin), the Theremin produces many tones and dynamics, from the vocal effects of a singer to the sounds of a violin. Because the Theremin performer manipulates electromagnetic fields to create sound, never touching the instrument, performance is as fascinating for live audiences to watch as to hear. Trained as a violinist and as a vocalist, Adler strives to present the Theremin as a diverse and viable musical instrument, adapting its "other worldly" sound to many styles of music including classical, jazz, progressive rock, experimental, world music, and beyond. With her current band, Temple of Ape Collective, she spans limitless genres, with a touch of psychedelia. She has delighted audiences with her magical musical experimental voyages, from performing with the Austin Cinematic Symphony to performing at festivals and lecturing on the technology and history of the Theremin.
OLANIYI R. AKINDIYA
Multi-Arts; Performing Arts; Visual Arts: Construction/Collage, Fiber/Paper, Mixed Media, Painting, Performance Art, Photography, Sculpture, Textiles; VIDEO
ARTIST STATEMENT Olaniyi's work focuses on moments of time, fleeting moments that can be easily forgotten or transformed. Reflecting on rural versus urban life, the accelerated pace of development, and social infrastructure, his work explores the personal and the universal, investigating the invisible systems of power that govern everyday existence. He utilizes a multitude of techniques and materials, including re-purposed objects, which may result in mixed media painting, sculpture, installation, video, photography, sound, or performance. Ultimately, his work is designed to create comfort, peace, and solace. He believe that art can be a balm to the soul, revealing a quiet inner truth. His art is a reflection of the joys of life, directly inspired by rhythm, harmony, and the movement of daily existence. BIO Olaniyi Rasheed Akindiya aka AKIRASH, was born in Lagos – Nigeria. His first degree in BIOCHEMISTRY from the University of Agriculture Abeokuta in Nigeria (1991). Later he studied Fine and Applied Art at the Institute of Textile Technology Art and Design in Lagos – Nigeria (1995). He moved to USA in 2011. He now live between Lagos – Nigeria and Pflugerville – Texas – USA. Olaniyi is a recipient of the Innovative Artist Award from the Mid America Artist Alliance (MAAA / NEA) for 2017, Pollock Krasner Foundation Award 2016/17 & 2011, Cultural Initiative & Capacity Building Grant, Culture Alive from city of Austin 2016/17, the Santo Foundation grant 2015, and the Commonwealth Connection Award UK 2011. Throughout his career, the role of residencies and interactions with other artists has been pivotal to his work. Olaniyi has been awarded residencies in the USA Residency Fellowship at International Studio and Curatorial Program NY 2016/17, Oklahoma State University Museum of Art 2015, University of Texas in Austin 2015, Santa Fe Art Institute Residency Award 2015, Mass gallery (Hot box Residency in Austin TX 2014, Centraltrak UTDallas 2013, Residency at Triangle Art Association New York 2012, residency at the Vytlacil of Art Students League New York, Residency Fellowship at Vermont studio Center 2011, Fellowship Residency at Bluesky Project Woodstock – Chicago 2008, artists in Residency at Artcroft Kentucky. Internationally, Olaniyi has been awarded residencies Art at the Heart Award 2016 & 17 in Western Australia, Sacatar Instituto Fellowship Residency Brazil 2015, Kiosko Gallery Residency in Bolivia 2014, Fellowship Residency at John Muafangejo Art Center Namibia 2013, Fellowship Residency at Nafasi Art Space Tanzania 2012, Tupelo / Bag Factory Residency South Africa 2012, Nirox Projects Space Residency Johannesburg- South Africa 2012, Residency at Gladstone Gallery Toronto – Canada 2011, Centre for contemporary Art Residency Lagos- Nigeria 2010, Thami Mnyele Foundation Amsterdam-The Netherlands 2010, and Sansa Triangle International Residency in Kumasi – Ghana 2009. Olaniyi's work was exhibited at the 12th edition of Dak'Art Biennale, Dakar- Senegal 2016. He also participated in Chale Wote Street Festival Accra – Ghana 2013, International Multimedia Festival Yagon-Myanmar 2012, infecting the City Street Festival Cape Town – South Africa 2012, and the East Africa Biennale (ESTAFAB), Dar Sallam – Tanzania 2005 & 2007. His works and writing has been featured in several publications including Aesthetica Magazine (Issue 80), Important World Artists Vol 1, Hidden Treasure Art Magazine UK, Virtual Residency 2006/2007 Germany, Freedom to Create Prize 2009, ART EDUCATION (The journal of the national art education association Vol 68, No. 6) Studio Visit Magazine Vol 26 & Vol 34, Critical Interventions (journal of African Art History & Visual Culture. NOV 11). Spring 2013, Reechantments (The City in the Blue Daylight) Dak'Art 12thEdition 2016.
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Joel Laviolette is a composer, educator, builder and connector based in Austin, Texas. His musical experience spans genres and crosses borders, weaving in elements from electronica to African marimba and mbira traditions. Joel's rich musical past has shaped his present-day focus on fusing varying musical styles into his compositions. As the Founder and Artistic Director of the Rattletree School of Marimba in Austin, Joel and his wife Rakefet ran the brick-and-mortar school until 2018. At that time, Joel transitioned his teaching to be primarily online on Patreon so that he can give more focused attention to his international students. With over 1,000 live shows performed to date, Joel's unique style is informed by his love for mbira music and modern-day electronica. Joel is the artistic director of Rattletree, a two-time Austin Music Award-winning world electronica group that combines Zimbabwean musical traditions with ethereal synth sounds in a truly unique live show experience. As the artistic visionary for Rattletree, Joel incorporates cutting-edge video projection mapping technologies to create a one-of- a-kind blend of audio and video media for live shows. His custom synth work combines the visual and the audio in an unparalleled sonic experience for audiences and music professionals alike. Joel has been featured on NPR and has lectured and performed at SXSW, the Austin City Limits Music Festival, PASIC and at numerous schools and universities worldwide. As a member o
Court Lurie
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Court Lurie has been exhibiting nationally for over 15 years. Her work has been featured in many design and lifestyle magazines, on television, and in several industry publications. She has been commissioned for public and private installations, and is represented by 5 galleries in the US. She has received several awards including the esteemed Juror's Award from Gladys Nielson at Womanmade Gallery in Chicago. She was awarded fellowships and did residencies from the Jentel and Brush Creek Foundations and was an Artist in Residence this summer at the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts. Her work hangs in public and private collections around the country from the University of New Mexico Hospital to Austin City Hall, the Westin and Four Seasons Hotels, and Bergstrom International Airport.
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Austin based artist Curse Mackey is best known as lead singer of industrial supergroup PIGFACE and notorious Texas tribal-industrial legends EVIL MOTHERS and as a member of My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult. Mackey has now launched a solo electronic industrial project that includes new material and revamps of classic Pigface and Evil Mothers songs (including Spider Sex and Car Wrecks.) His sound is a future-forward homage to the experimental side of industrial music, with doom-fueled drones, sinister synth pulsations and dirty-minded beats layered upon hypnotic noise manipulations, scream of conscious lyrical prose and near trance-inducing improvisations that evoke the ghosts of Throbbing Gristle, early Skinny Puppy, Lustmord, Coil, and the iconic projects Mackey has been a part of. PIGFACE has also featured such luminaries as Ogre of Skinny Puppy, Martin Atkins of Ministry/Killing Joke, En Esch of KMFDM, Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, Genesis P-Orridge of Psychic TV and Danny Carey of Tool, just to name a few.) Mackey is also the co-founder/COO of Mosaic Sound Collective in Austin, TX.
Teruko Nimura
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Teruko Nimura is a visual artist based in Austin with a diverse multi-media practice. She received her BFA from San Francisco Art Institute and her MFA from UT Austin. Teruko has exhibited in the U.S. and Mexico, and has completed three temporary public art installations in the last year. She is currently a member of the ICOSA art collective, a participant in the City of Austin's Launchpad program for public art, and one of three Austin artists featured in the 2017 TX Biennial. Some of her work is participatory, completed and co-created by the audience while others provide an intentionally layered looking experience to extend reflection and meaning. Issues of interest include cultural and gender identities, personal and collective memory, interconnections, and concerns for society and the environment. Her aesthetic is inspired by Asian, Asian American, and indigenous traditions, crafts and celebrations. She often uses repetition and multiples as both a meditative process while making and a metaphoric device emphasizing the idea of the individual as a vital part of the larger whole. She value the wabi-sabi evidence of humanity that comes with making something by hand. Each process, material, and form is carefully considered as a pregnant gesture from me for the viewer to unravel.
Jan Pomeroy
Graphic Arts; Visual Arts: Ceramics, Crafts, Fiber/Paper, Glasswork, Mixed Media, Painting, Sculpture
Jan Pomeroy's mixed media paintings use non traditional techniques – textured canvases, found objects, metallic paints with patina, foil, art papers, acrylic paints, pen and ink, and more. She also produces functional ware-sandstone coasters, glass coasters, glass cutting boards, tile trivets and metal prints all with my images. She does commissions and does custom work on glass, metal or ceramic. Jan is a mixed media and fiber artist who lives in Austin Texas. She previously lived in the Southwest for over 30 years. She has worked in various mediums over the 30 years as an artist. She has apprenticed under Phil Lauer to learn Cloisonné enameling and Helene Rumpel to learn fine art stitchery. She has taken various painting workshops and classes from oils to mixed media and sculpture from clay to wood to casting. She enjoys the tactile beauty of nature so the mixed media art and what she currently works on reflects that.
Lacey Richter
Multi-Arts; Performing Arts: Dancer, Musician; Visual Arts: Mixed Media, Painting, Performance Art, Sculpture; poet*
Lacey Richter is drawn to movement, her work is influenced by internal energies, emotive intuition paired with raw finesse that in essence is an exploration and reflection of herself. Most recently, she has been creating experimental performance videos showcasing herself dancing in sacred and raw spaces, including church sanctuaries, construction sites, and horse stables. Additionally she is expressing herself through writing, & singing/performing music. She is honored to have two original tracks included in the audio archive of Texas artist Terry Allen's permanent sculpture ROAD Angel commissioned by The Contemporary Austin at Laguna Gloria. Her robust mixed-media paintings, installations, & video/performances have been featured in Mexico, Berlin, France, New York, Chicago, as well as numerous collaborative-based, and solo, shows throughout her home city & creative community of Austin – (The Contemporary Museum/ Laguna Gloria, City Hall, the Airport, EAST&WEST Studio Tours, FUSEBOX FESTIVAL, TEST TUBE, The Museum of Human Achievement, SERIE Project, Seton Cove Spirituality Center, the Julia C. Butridge Gallery, ImagineArt, & Co-Lab.) Richter's work belongs to several private collections, famous musicians included, and she works with various demographics within Austin, including immigrants, mentally ill, youth, and families through spiritual, cultural, and artistic workshops. Richter serves as Exhibit Coordinator at IMAGINE ART, a local non-profit arts organization working to engage artists with disabilities and provide creative opportunity and growth.
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Q: Kendo DateTimePicker set min value will change the time options This is an runnable code demonstrate the problem: http://dojo.telerik.com/obATO
Here is the same code in case the link is broken:

<!DOCTYPE html>

    <base href="http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/datetimepicker/index">

    <title></title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="//kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2016.3.914/styles/kendo.common.min.css" />
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="//kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2016.3.914/styles/kendo.flat.min.css" />
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="//kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2016.3.914/styles/kendo.flat.mobile.min.css" />

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                <input id="datetimepicker" style="width: 100%;" />

I have a Kendo DateTimePicker, which I do not set the interval explicitly so by default the time options will be of 30 minutes interval, eg: 00:00, 00:30 ... 23:30
Now I want to set the minimum value of the control as some strange DateTime, in my code example I set it to "2016-09-28 11:29:00", so that I expect two things would happen:

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*When user input DateTime smaller than this value, the control will auto set to this value as it is minimum value

*The time option in the drop down list of TimePicker will only show options larger to this value PLUS the minimum value itself, so should be like 11:29, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30...23:30

While the first thing is achieved, the second point doesn't.  The time options become 11:29, 11:59, 12:29...23:29, 23:30.
So my question is, is this normal? and how can I achieve the second point mentioned above?
(It is acceptable that the minimum value itself does not appear in the options, but I want the options stay the same instead of shifting due to the minimum value set)

A: I had the same behavior today..
In my case, I rounded the time.
Something like this:
var dateMin = new Date(2016, 8, 28, 11,29);
dateMin.setHours(dateMin.getHours() + Math.round(dateMin.getMinutes() / 60));
dateMin.setMinutes(0);

$("#datetimepicker").data("kendoDateTimePicker").min(dateMin);

A: I have submitted a Telerik support ticket, and here is their reply:

By default, the min value will specify the starting point of the interval in the timeview. You have two options for handling this behavior:

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*Set the min value to be a value from the list (intervals in the time view): min: new Date(2016, 8, 28, 11,00)

*Define the dates collection for the particular min date:

http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/datetimepicker#configuration-dates
However, the second approach will require the re-initialization of the
widget through its setOptions method and I would personally recommend
to use the first approach, where you need to set the time of the min
value to match one of the values in the interval.

In short: this is the expected behavior and there is no "fast" workaround.

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PHOENIX (AP) — Adam Jones wanted to make one thing perfectly clear.
"I'm not replacing Paul (Goldschmidt), by any stretch," Jones said after hitting his fourth homer of the season Friday.
So far, Jones and the rest of the Diamondbacks are doing a pretty good impression.
Ketel Marte homered from both sides of the plate, including a grand slam, and Jones also doubled while extending his hitting streak to eight games when Arizona kept the Boston Red Sox in a season-opening funk with a 15-8 romp Friday night in the Diamondbacks' home opener.
"It's just the fact of being aggressive," Jones said. "Right now it's going good. It's easy when it is going good. We are just trying to ride the wave and just have quality at-bats every single day."
Marte set a career high with five RBIs. His performance marked the seventh time in team history a hitter has homered as a lefty and righty in the same game.
Nick Ahmed and Jarrod Dyson had three hits apiece for the Diamondbacks, who have scored at least five runs in seven of their eight games despite losing top run producers Paul Goldschmidt and A.J. Pollock in the offseason.
"It's everything you kind of dream about for opening day," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo said.
"The runs just kept coming. I can't say enough about what we did offensively. It's a pretty constant theme. We are going to grind out some at-bats and take fearless approaches with men in scoring position. It's something that we highlighted this offseason."
Mookie Betts, who had three hits, and Mitch Moreland homered for Boston after Arizona built a 14-1 lead through seven innings.
The defending World Series champions have lost seven of their first nine on an 11-game road trip, the longest to open a season in franchise history. They are off to their worst start since 2011, when they began 2-10 before finishing 92-70 and missing the playoffs by one game.
"We will be OK," Boston manager Alex Cora said. "We will keep working. We understand that we are not playing good baseball. It is a tough spot right now, but we will be OK. There were some positives. Later in the game we hit the ball hard. I think in the last two or three innings was the hardest we hit the ball the whole season."
Rick Porcello (0-2) gave up 10 hits and seven runs in 4 2/3 innings. He flung a water cooler against the back wall of the Red Sox dugout after being removed in the fifth.
Porcello has given up 16 runs, 11 earned, in 7 1/3 innings in his first two starts. Boston has allowed double-digit runs three times, and its starting rotation has given up 43 earned runs in 40 1/3 innings.
"Very frustrating," Porcello said. "I am not doing my job right now and I don't take that lightly. I take full responsibility for these first two starts, not throwing the ball like I need to. I feel fine, felt great out there. Just got my butt kicked."
Red Sox infielder Eduardo Nunez came in to pitch the eighth and gave up a home run to Alex Avila.
Zack Godley (1-1) gave up three hits and one run in 5 2/3 innings. He also singled twice, scoring one run and driving in another.
Marte hit a solo homer in the fourth. His grand slam off reliever Brian Johnson came in a big sixth that also included a pinch-hit homer by Ildemaro Vargas, recalled earlier Friday when Jake Lamb was placed on the injured list.
Marte's slam came after the Red Sox intentionally walked Christian Walker with runners on second and third and one out.
"I go aggressive every time," Marte said. "Trying to see the ball and put a good swing. I feel great right now. I'm stronger. My mind is ready. We have a good team here. We're going to have fun."
The teams have a strong connection — Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen spent 11 seasons in Boston's front office before being hired to replace Tony La Russa/Dave Stewart before the 2017 season. D-Backs manager Torey Lovullo was Boston's bench coach from 2013-16 before Hazen hired him to manage Arizona. Lovullo has traded texts with several former Red Sox, including Dustin Pedroia.
The teams met for the first time this weekend since the moves.
DAY(S) OF REST
Opening day started Chris Sale will be pushed back to Tuesday, the Red Sox home opener.
"That was our plan from the get-go, going with a sixth starter on the last day of the road trip," manager Alex Cora said.
Sale is 0-2 with an 8.00 ERA in two starts, giving up nine hits and four walks in nine innings.
Jackie Bradley Jr. pinch-hit Friday, and J.D. Martinez and Mookie Betts will get time off in the final two games of the series.
"I think it is good for each one of them to have a day off," Cora said.
Red Sox: 2B Dustin Pedroia (left knee) was 2 for 3 with a double and a walk in nine innings of a rehab game for Class A Greenville on Thursday. He was to play again Friday, take Saturday off and be reevaluated Sunday, manager Alex Cora said.
Diamondbacks: LHP T.J. McFarland (shoulder) is to pitch in a simulated game Saturday.
Red Sox left-hander David Price (0-1) will oppose Diamondbacks right-hander Luke Weaver (0-0) in the second game of a three-game series. Weaver will make his first career appearance both against the Red Sox and at Chase Field.


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Q: Finding last value of row depending on the first column's variable in Excel I'm currently trying to find a formula that will give me the last value of the row Total assets (94054000000) corresponding to the T1 2022. My main problem stems from the fact that I'm trying to automate this process and I don't want the formula to be based on the column's heading "T1 2022".
Is there a function that can just search through an array, find "total assets" as the value of the first column and give me the last value of the corresponding row ? Maybe this can be done through Vlookup , but I have not been able to find a way to accomplish what I want to do so far.
The two formulas that I've been using to try and extract the data have been.
=VLOOKUP("Total Assets",'10k B'!$A$2:$L$67,MATCH("T1 2022",'10k B'!$A$1:$L$1,0),0)

Is there a way to get the last value of the Total assets row without specifying that I want the column value to be T1 2022 ? The Total Assets row also move from one company to another, hence why I'd prefer a formula that can search through an array rather than just plainly doing something like
=LOOKUP(2,2/(2:2<>""),2:2)

Thank you in advance !

A: There are many ways. Different limitatiomns with each .
So, wanted to try my own, make it sure.
Ok, a very simple, basic, low level of excel knowledge level, but it works for excel 2019+
4 ways (at least):
1.
So since all known methods (below and many more) to do it, have their small print expetions (I.e  "won't give correct result if empty cells in range", "doesn't work if duplicates in row", and , "doest work when last cell is 0" - So you'd need accounting for - I have wanted to and decided to make a non-vba old fashioned Excel formula which will work to always give the last cell column number regardless. Here it is -
This approach assumes nothing. Doesn't need non-blank cells. (I.e. works with even with blanks in your rows/ranges. Work even with duplicates & works even with 0 as last cell),Doesnt fail with 0's or empty cells, and gives you the position of last used cell in range/row without you having to know anything about your data, or the last cell value, whatever value it that is. Treats cells as blocks to work through & count from left to the last filled/last used cell .
[Depending on your excel version, you might need to split up formula by/into helper cells, or use a made-for-2016-earlier vba udf for the 360 concat function I'm using in here).]
Formula to find the position/last used cell in a row (without needing to fill blanks cells, or know its range/size, know if empty or non-empty cells or not, or needing to know anything at all about your data):
=IF(AND((LEN(A1))>0,ISERROR(LEN(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"|"&"@"&"|",(LEN(CONCAT(1:1&"|"))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"")))/LEN("|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))),FIND("|"&"@"&"|",SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"|"&"@"&"|",(LEN(CONCAT(1:1&"|"))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"")))/LEN("|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))),1)))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"|"&"@"&"|",(LEN(CONCAT(1:1&"|"))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"")))/LEN("|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))),FIND("|"&"@"&"|",SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"|"&"@"&"|",(LEN(CONCAT(1:1&"|"))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"")))/LEN("|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))),1)),"|",""))+1)),1,LEN(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"|"&"@"&"|",(LEN(CONCAT(1:1&"|"))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"")))/LEN("|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))),FIND("|"&"@"&"|",SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"|"&"@"&"|",(LEN(CONCAT(1:1&"|"))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"")))/LEN("|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))),1)))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"|"&"@"&"|",(LEN(CONCAT(1:1&"|"))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"")))/LEN("|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))),FIND("|"&"@"&"|",SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"|"&"@"&"|",(LEN(CONCAT(1:1&"|"))-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(CONCAT(1:1&"|"),"|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1),"")))/LEN("|"&LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))),1)),"|",""))+1)

paste in a cell you want the output, and it returns the last used column in your range.
Im sure someone somewhere could make/has a obvious better one, made with lambdas or textjoins i imagine, and im sure it does exists elsewhere (but tried exaustive looking for it and nothing on the web* it seems to not be done anywhere), so but happy ive done this now ( or you could just use vba ). Relieved I have done this.
You dont need to know anything about or do anything to your  data (the value, the header, whats in your cells or if there are blank cells , unfilled cells in there or not, or whats in them). You don't need to know anything before hand. Thats what I made sure of. I've always wanted to do this with a only-formula after being told (and working on) the counta / countblank problem in earlier versions of excel.
The only thing you need to make sure of is the special characters  used to make-it / push it to work, | and @, are truelly unique and never present in your data, so perhaps use char(1) and char(200) or something partciular to you, to be sure.
There is also this,
2.
Index Match last value in range
But doesnt work when/if last value is duplicated.
=COLUMN(INDEX(1:1,MATCH(2,1/(1:1=LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1)))))

*

This works well so for me too:
see this Display the column number of the last non-empty cell within a range (if values are not unique)
=AGGREGATE(14,7,(COLUMN(1:1)-MIN(COLUMN(1:1))+1)/(1:1>0),1)

But 'fails' if last value is 0 or 0's after yourdata (depending which way you see it)
4.
There is also another one off top of head cant remember it exactly, but its like a lookup with Mins and Sumproducts and a multiplacation in between, You may have come accross it by now. I was looking for that specific post where where I had detailed discussion/engagament a few year back, but I cant find it. Here is similar:
from Excel formula - last row dynamic range
=MAX((1:1=LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),1:1))*(COLUMN(1:1)))

Only doesnt work as expected when 0's after you data. You can get aroud that by wraping those 16384 type values with char(34) or similar.
So, knowing all the above, I decided/wanted to make number 1, because of the limitations of the above approaches (and others not mentioned) with "0's in or after your data", and/or "blank/non-blank  cells" issues were annoying to me, even if they too have their uses.
So wanted a get/find last used cell whatever it is, however your data is arranged, and even when you don't even know it. Hence number 1.

A: This is how you can do it:
=INDEX(2:2,COUNTA(2:2))

*

*2:2 means row 2

*COUNTA returns the number of nonempty cells in a row

*INDEX returns the value

Note that the approach above assumes that all your cells up to the last one are nonblank.


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Gosling Enjoying His Football
The midfielder is settling in well at Bloomfield Road
Five games into his loan spell, Dan Gosling couldn't have settled into Blackpool life any better, having played the full 90 minutes in his last four outings.
The midfielder on loan from Newcastle United has been impressive since making the switch west.
But the 23-year-old admits he is just happy to be playing again, after a frustrating time being overlooked at St James' Park.
"It's a nice feeling to walk out and be getting 90 minutes football every week," he said.
"I feel like I'm getting better each week, even though Saturday's result was a little disappointing.
"It's the first time since I've been here we've not played well and in this league you have to be at it every week."
Gosling's place in the team has been further guaranteed by the injury list at the club, although with many of his team mates preparing to return he is ready for the battle to retain his place.
""In the next couple of weeks we have a few lads coming back from injury so we'll have a big squad.
"I haven't played with Fergie before but the lads say he's a top player.
"He's a great pro and a leader on the pitch so I'm looking forward to playing alongside him.
"There are a few lads injured at the moment so I think the international break has come at a good time for us."
The Charlton away game, where Gosling made his debut off the bench, is the only game he's played with manager Paul Ince in the dugout.
But with Ince returning in a fortnight and six games coming up in December, the former-Everton man feels things are looking good for The Seasiders.
""I think we've done alright with Alex and Thommo, we've picked up a lot of points.
"It's disappointing that we didn't hold on for the win against Blackburn and last weekend we didn't hold onto the point.
"Every game in this league is tough, every team has their own strengths - so we know the next few games will be tough ones.
"It's been a good start, hopefully we can maintain it," said Gosling.


One of Them is a short film based on a story idea for a feature film, where to kids lost in a post-apocalyptic world meet and decide to join their force to reach an amusement park which could be the last remaining safe place. The story is based on their friendship and the reflection about a world where the last energy resources are disappearing.
The short was shot and pre-edited in 7 days at the Monfilmfest, in Piemonte, Italy.
Shot in 4k, with my Sony Alpha7s, with old Nikon lenses and recorded on an Atomos Shogun Flame, we decided to privilege gimbal and drone shots to shot the impressive setting.
The actors were found on the spot around Casale Monferrato.
After an intense week of shoot, and just a few hours sleep the 6 films selected at the Monfilmfest were screened in Casale Monferrato and David won best emerging actor.
The short is now being re-edited by Jean Reusser, after that we'll perfect the VFX, do the color correction and the sound post production will be done by my friend Marius Lafterache in Bucharest, Romania.
We hope to have the film ready for distribution at the beginning of 2017.
A big thank you to the Monfilmfest for selecting us and to all my crew and cast for trusting me.