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Welsh language data from the Annual Population Survey
Welsh language data from the Annual Population Survey: 2019
Data on people's ability in Welsh and how often they speak the language for 2019.
This is not the latest release in the series: Welsh language data from the Annual Population Survey
Series information:
Period covered:
The Census of Population is the key source used to measure the number of Welsh speakers in Wales. However, as the Annual Population Survey (APS) provides quarterly results, it is useful to use the APS to look at trends in the Welsh language between censuses.
For the year ending 31 December 2019 the Annual Population Survey reported that 28.4% of people aged three and over were able to speak Welsh. This figure equates to 857,600 people
This is 1.6 percentage points lower than the same quarter in the previous year (year ending 31 Dec 2018), equating to 41,100 fewer people.
The chart shows how these figures have been gradually increasing each year since March 2010 (25.2%, 731,000), after they had been gradually declining from 2001 to 2007. However, the number of people reporting to be able to speak Welsh declined during the period December 2018 to December 2019.
The highest numbers of Welsh speakers continue to be found in Carmarthenshire (90,900) and Gwynedd (89,000).
The lowest numbers of Welsh speakers are in Merthyr Tydfil (10,600) and Blaenau Gwent (11,100).
The highest percentages of Welsh speakers can be found in Gwynedd (75%) and the Isle of Anglesey (67%).
The lowest percentages of Welsh speakers are in Bridgend (16%) and Blaenau Gwent (17%).
16.0% (483,300) of people aged three and over reported that they spoke Welsh daily, 4.8% (144,900) weekly and 6.1% (184,600) less often. 1.5% (45,000) reported that they never spoke Welsh despite being able to speak it, with the remaining 71.6% not able to speak Welsh.
33% (992,500) reported that they could understand spoken Welsh, 26% (774,700) could read and 23% (710,000) could write Welsh.
The Census results and APS results for 2001 and 2011 have also been plotted on the chart above to indicate the large discrepancy between the two sources at the same time periods. There are a number of possible explanations for why Census results would be lower than survey results. For example, the Census is a statutory self-completion questionnaire, the APS is voluntary survey, which uses face-to-face interviews.
The APS results should not be compared against Census results, nor used to measure progress towards the Welsh Government target of a million Welsh speakers by 2050. The Welsh language strategy Cymraeg 2050, clearly states that this target was based on census data and that progress towards this target will be monitored using future census data.
A blog published by the Chief Statistician last year, gave a brief discussion on how to interpret the Welsh language data in the APS. More information about the differences between the APS and the Census can be found in a bulletin presenting more detailed results on the Welsh language from the APS from 2001 to 2018.
The APS is carried out by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Details about how the survey is developed and carried out can be found on the Office for National Statistics website.
Next update
Following the latest government advice regarding coronavirus (COVID-19), and to put public safety first, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have suspended all face-to-face interviewing in order to minimise social contact. The Annual Population Survey (APS), will continue in telephone mode for the time being.
There may therefore be some disruption to the APS time series in the coming months, which may impact on the timing, availability and/or quality of data for the first half of 2020-21.
Datasets and interactive tools
StatsWales website
Lisa Walters
Email: welshlanguagedata@gov.wales
Outside Gov.Wales
Chief Statistician's update: a discussion about the Welsh language data from the Annual Population Survey
Digital and data blog
Annual population survey: Quality and Methodology Information
Office for National Statistics website


In previous articles we've covered how Microsoft Excel "custom functions" can be used to carry out many zip code analysis tasks. This includes formulas related to address and location-based information, such as importing demographic data and checking address accuracy. In combination with Bing Maps, even calculating driving time and performing route optimization is possible.
Custom functions, also referred to as User Defined Functions (UDFs), perform complex calculations or tasks and are used in cell formulas just like standard Excel functions such as SUM or AVERAGE. In this article we will discuss how custom functions can also be used to identify zip codes within a specified distance or "radius".
Let's say you are evaluating a possible store location in zip 90210 and need a list of all zips within a 10 mile radius. With our CDXZipStream addin for Excel, a function named CDXRADIUS is available to automate this task. Simply select the cell location where you want the radius report and enter the formula "= CDXRADIUS (ZipCode, RadiusDistance)". For this case the formula is "= CDXRADIUS ("90210", 10)", and the worksheet will display all results within 10 miles of 90210. CDXZipStream also has a "right-click" function available to further automate this function.
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A big advantage of custom functions is their ability to process large amounts of data in a spreadsheet format. To perform zip code radius calculations for a list of zip codes in column A, for example, simply input the appropriate custom function formula in cell B1, such as: "= CDXRADIUS (A1, 10)" where "A1" is the worksheet cell location of the first zip code. Then just copy and paste this formula as needed in column B; in this way you can perform radius calculations for literally thousands of zip codes, without the time-consuming manual input required for other programs.
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Once your radius analysis is complete, new functions can be added to the list to identify income, population or other demographic variables by zip code. The list can then be sorted or filtered to show the optimal zipcodes. This can help you identify marketing opportunities for your business.
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The film follows a 30-year-old man named Gabriel, a French war reporter who was taken to hostage in Syria and then heads to India after months in captivity.
Set in the Parisian publishing world, an editor and an author find themselves in over their heads, as they cope with a middle-age crisis, the changing industry and their wives.
A couple's relationship becomes complicated when she leaves him for his best friend, and returns after he dies.
After his sister is brutally killed, David finds himself in charge of his 7 year old niece, Amanda.
Indochina-war, 1945: French Robert is the only survivor of a massacre in which his brother has perished. Blinded by revenge, Robert rejoins the forces in search of the assassins. But meeting the young Indochinese Maï disrupts his mission.
A bored man suddenly realizes everyone around him has disappeared though he isn't sure what happened.
Just released from captivity in Syria, Gabriel abandons everything he knows, including his wife, to return to a childhood home in Goa, India. He is intent upon becoming something other than a victim and regaining a positive outlook on life. The beatings and torture Gabriel suffered pale in comparison to the guilt and helplessness he feels. Mixing with crowds along the ocean shore, the pulse of the dance clubs and the beautiful people within, tropical breezes, moped rides at night, the rising sun, and the wild, exotic heart of India, help him to heal. The clincher is Maya, the college-aged daughter of his godfather. Love is within reach, but Gabriel is hesitant. "You have to know what you want," he dismissively tells the younger woman. That soft voice in the night calling out his name, is it Maya or the return of guilt and fear?
Maya is shot mostly on location in India. The country around Goa is beautiful and Hansen-Løve has a knack for including the landscape in the narrative. The acting and romantic chemistry are as hot as the country. I quite agree with the philosophy of Gabriel, immersing myself in nature and out of the ordinary terrains and people, to restore balance and well-being. Dialogue depth is lacking, but overall an intriguing and resplendent film. Mia Hansen-Løve is the director of Things to Come and Eden. Seen at the Toronto international film festival.


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Blog posts can go a long way toward increasing exposure and gaining respect from your target audience.
There are various benefits that you can look forward to when it comes to running a blog, which is why this is something that has become all the more essential in today's digital era. You can look forward to boosting exposure and success levels as well as developing increased trust and confidence when it comes to your audience members.
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MANCHESTER, England — Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is recovering after undergoing emergency surgery for a brain hemorrhage on Saturday.
Ferguson remains the most successful manager in British football history, winning 49 honours in his career including 38 titles at United.
The Scot, who joined United in 1986 from Aberdeen, won 13 Premier League titles to take the club's haul of English championship crowns to a record 20.
United players took to social media to express their shock about Ferguson's health emergency.


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Tillicum Foundation Board of Directors
The Board meets virtually on zoom at 5:00PM on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Meetings usually last about two hours. Time, date and locations of meetings are announced on the air for seven days before the meeting occurs.
Meetings are open to the public except during executive sessions. To see the latest approved minutes from a board meeting, and to see information regarding closed meetings/sessions, please click HERE.
Victoria Stoppiello
President (term expires 11/22)
Victoria Stoppiello has been involved directly or peripherally with Coast Community Radio since the very beginning. She cares deeply about independent media and is concerned that Coast Community Radio have a strong financial footing.
Highlights of her involvement with community radio: Station Manager, KBOO, Portland, Oregon, winter 2013-2014, a period of dissension and financial crisis. Acting Station Manager, KBOO, 2004 while manager had her first child. Member and President, KBOO Board of Directors, 2000-2003. Station Manager, December 1980 – July 1983, KBOO-FM, Portland. Responsible to Board of Directors for fiscal, personnel, and program management. Provided leadership, oversight for finding, financing, and constructing new 5,000 square foot facility for offices and studios. Hired and supervised first manager for KMUN, which was initially licensed to KBOO. Interim Station Manager KMUN, 2003 day-to-day operations management with Lisa Smith while Lisa focused on grant administration; initiated Development and Finance Committees to advise staff and board on fund-raising and budgeting.
Other experience includes serving as Ilwaco WA City Councilor, General Manager at Astoria Cooperative, Director at TBCC Nehalem Bay Center, an off-campus 22,000 square foot multi-purpose facility for education, recreation and community use.
Vice-President (term expires 11/21)
Larry is a gastroenterologist, although no longer practicing, and a former Professor of Medicine at the University of Texas, mostly at the McGovern Medical School in Houston, but also 4 years at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. His career was devoted to research, patient care and medical teaching. During his last 8 years in Houston, he oversaw a team of providers as Director of Gastroenterology at a large public hospital. Larry currently maintains his interest in medicine as a member of the Institutional Review Board at OHSU in Portland, reviewing ethical and regulatory issues involving clinical trials.
Originally from St. Louis, he holds degrees from Davidson College in North Carolina (BS), Vanderbilt University (MD), and Case Western Reserve University (MA in biomedical ethics). He had post-graduate training at Vanderbilt and the University of Iowa.
He and his wife Carol, an artist, discovered Oregon, and Astoria in particular, in 2005, bought property here in 2012, and have lived here full time for the past 3 years. Living next door to the Tillicum House, the Scotts have developed a strong relationship with KMUN and the remarkable staff and volunteers that make this station work. As a Board member, he welcomes the opportunity to commit his time and talents to continued success of Coast Community Radio.
Jennifer Crockett
Secretary (term expires 11/21)
Jennifer Crockett currently plays clarinet and bass clarinet with Portland Chamber Music, Walla Walla Symphony, and the Yakima Symphony Orchestra. Jennifer also teaches clarinet locally through Friday Musical Club. A graduate of DePaul's School of Music under a Performance Award Scholarship, Jennifer enjoys an active recording career with bands such as Horse Feathers, The Hackles, Other Lives, and Alameda. Jennifer was a founding member of the AFM Local 99 Portland's Fair Trade Music campaign, which successfully advocated fair pay for musicians in Portland clubs and became a template for musicians' unions across the US. Currently the Executive Director of The Liberty Theatre, Jennifer listens to KMUN every day and can't imagine Astoria without it.
Treasurer (term expires 11/21)
John has been a programmer at the station since 2007, most well known for his Monday morning presence as host of "Lost Highway". As founder and co-owner of the Fado Irish Pub chain and a former executive with El Torito restaurants, John brings a vast amount of business experience and expertise to the Tillicum Foundation.
David Campiche (term expires 11/21)
David is a ceramicist, poet, writer and chef. He owned and operated the Shelburne Inn for 40 years.
Jack Harris, (term expires 11/21)
Jack Harris, Board President has served on the Tillicum Foundation Board for six years, most of those as Board Secretary. Jack co-founded and is President of Fort George Brewery and Public House, employing 150 people in Astoria and distributing to all of the Pacific Northwest. Jack has been a professional brewer for 29 years. Previous Board experience includes serving as Treasurer and President of the Sunset Empire Transportation District from 1997-2007. Jack received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Puget Sound.
Sarah Lu Heath (term expires 11/22)
Sarah Lu Heath is the Executive Director of the Astoria Downtown Historic District Association. There she focuses on economic development, community building, and historic preservation. Currently, Sarah Lu is working with real estate developer IHI on the Merwyn Apartment Project, bringing 40 new affordable and market rate apartments into the heart of downtown.
Before moving to Astoria, Sarah Lu was the Director of Development for Restore Oregon, the state-wide preservation non-profit in Oregon. Her introduction to the Pacific Northwest was working on the Nordstrom Beat the Bridge event for JDRF, raising $1.4 million dollars for type one diabetes research.
Originally from Central Texas, Heath graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Cultural Geography. She then traveled to Tennessee's 1st Congressional District to lead the fundraising team for what was a successful campaign before going west.
Today Sarah Lu practices yoga, paddles the rivers around Astoria, and enjoys live music and road trips with her terrier whenever possible. She also serves as a Director for Coast Community Radio and an advisor to the board of directors for the Astoria Ferry Group.
Todd Lippold (term expires 11/22)
Todd Lippold has been a programmer at Coast Community Radio for over ten years. During that time he has shared experiences with station staff, working with underwriting partners and helping develop content for the quarterly newspaper, The Current. After achieving a Bachelor of Science, he continues a dynamic 24-year career for his first employer, Illinois Tool Works (ITW). He has served on his children's school board and currently for the past eighteen years for a non-profit conservation group based locally and abroad. Todd is a husband and a dad and enjoys many hobbies that include playing several musical instruments with bandmates.
"Radio is a voice of the community and a platform for creativity. The goal is to deliver consistent quality content such as local arts, music and meaningful news that result with an enriching experience to the listener, the community, supporters and all those involved with making this radio station great."
Kathleen Sayce (term expires 11/22)
Kathleen Sayce is an ecologist, with a Bachelors of Science in Marine Ecology, Fairhaven College at Western Washington University, and a Masters of Science in Botany, Washington State University. She also studied lichens at Arizona State University.
She grew up in Ocean Park, Washington, attended Ilwaco High School, and returned to the south coast of Washington after college, consulting in wetland and ecological restorations, weed ecology, and studying high diversity wild lands. She was AVP Science Officer for ShoreBank Pacific, the country's first triple-bottom-line bank, where green building, energy efficiency, carbon offsets, succession planning, and materials use were just some of the topics she focused on with clients to improve their businesses.
She worked for several nonprofit environmental organizations, and helped found Water Music Society and Pacific Community Foundation. She was the founding president, and is the Treasurer at PCF. She has a lifelong interest in building capacity in the nonprofit sector through investment, endowments, staff and board training, and developing a culture of philanthropy and volunteering in communities.
She is also an amateur radio operator, call sign N7ONG, and hosts a MODUS bird monitoring station at her home on Willapa Bay. She is an active birder, participating in Christmas bird counts since the mid 1980s. At home, she practices native and low input gardening, improving soil nutrition and promoting habitat for native wildlife.
Kathleen's association with Coast Community Radio goes back decades, including donations of hikes for annual auctions, and occasional appearances on air. These days, she is one of several writers for Willapa Nature Notes for Friends of Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, these notes air weekly on KMUN.
Contact the Tillicum Foundation Board of Directors at board@coastradio.org

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I have a question for you: is a book masculine or feminine?
Ships are shes and so, I believe, are cars (we used to have a feisty little white Renault 5 called Blanche when I was little and she was most definitely a she). What about books? Coffee table books are, I think, male (a bit like Sir David Attenborough) while vintage Penguins are like a mixed bunch of students (colourful and varied). What, then, of my new book, Shelfie? When I opened a box containing six copies yesterday and held one in my excited little mitts, it definitely felt like I'd been delivered a girl. A girl who's full of hope and ready to take on the world. That's her rather than me: I'm nervous but excited and hoping some of her confidence will rub off onto me as we head towards 12 July when the book actually comes out (available on pre-order now, link in biog). Thanks for all your love, guys. Can't wait for you to meet her.


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All the way back to the time of Abraham we have been reading about the Philistines. They were a people who came from Phoenicia and occupied the southern coastal region of the land of Israel. Because of the unwillingness of the people of God to deal with them in the early years of the occupation of the Promised Land, the Philistines were a constant problem for Israel. At times Israel would push them back and at times the Philistines would conquer portions of Israel enslaving its people. Over the years they had repeated opportunities to turn from idolatry and become followers of God. Those opportunities are now coming to the end as their nation is on the brink of destruction.
Today the Philistines are nothing more than a history lesson as their destruction was complete. I think it was Winston Churchill who said "Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it." There is an essential lesson we need to learn from the fall of the Philistines. The mercy of God will hold back His judgment providing us with many opportunities to turn away from sin and follow Him. But time will ultimately run out for everyone and we will face the judgment of God.
If you were able to make your way to Israel you can walk upon the remains of the ancient philistine cities of Gaza and Ashkelon. These remains almost scream to us that walking according to our own ways will ultimately end in ruin. Don't wait until it is too late! The Bible promises that today is the day of salvation. If you will turn to God He will forgive your sin and restore your relationship with Him.


"Screenwriting: How did you get involved with The Legend Of Hercules?
The reviews haven't been kind. So where did it go wrong?"
I wrote a draft of Hercules in 2007. In 2013 it was rewritten by no fewer than 6 other writers one after the other, including the director. Having written that first draft and having taken screen credit on the movie, I have to share credit for its failure, but I haven't seen the final film, and I don't feel much personal connection or sense of "authorship" to it one way or the other.
Writing movies like Conan the Barbarian or Hercules is a lesson in deflating my ego as a writer and filmmaker. I take the jobs as any other member of the crew might take a job (grip, camera assistant, sound editor, location scout): in order to work and make money doing what I love to do. However, a franchise writing assignment is not the kind of job in which (at least in my experience) the writer creates wildly new characters, invents worlds, or makes a personal imprint on the final product.
The final shooting script of these sorts of movies (sequels, re-makes, and adaptations) is a product of collaboration between the various writers, the producers, the studio, the director and many other powerful forces, and that the end result tends to be a reflection of the success or failure that collaboration.
In a franchise movie like Chris Nolan's Batman series, that collaboration (a collaboration of over 800 people) worked. In the case of Conan and Hercules, which were both critical and box office flops, that collaboration failed.
However, over time at least six different writers (all talented) re-wrote the script according to different and sometimes conflicting ideas from producers, executives, and the director. Hercules was made mythological again, but all the beats of the real-man premise were kept. A Roman-style gladiator sequence was added and a 300 style visual approach was taken. Dialogue was written and rewritten and pulled in one direction and then another.
Any one of these ideas (Hercules as a real man, Hercules as a slave, Hercules as a demigod) in-and-of themselves aren't bad, and all of the writers involved worked hard with the best of intentions. But the pieces just didn't fit together, and the impression it gave reviewers (who for the most part mocked the film) was that the Hercules myth was just ignored and that the movie barely had a story at all.
The same thing happened on Conan. That time I was the last of a string of writers instead of the first, but the problems of a failed collaboration were the same. A year after the film was released the star, Jason Mamoa, blamed the script (Jason Momoa blames the script for his huge Conan box-office flop). I know he didn't mean to blame me personally for the work I did or to single out any of the other writers involved. But, he was right that the script was dysfunctional: it reflected quite a number of different and conflicting visions of what the movie was supposed to be.
Filmmaking is a collaborative art, but the work of all the various artists involved - including the writer, director, producer, production assistant, and stand-by painter - all have to add up to the illusion that the movie was created with a single vision, or to put it another way: everyone has to be working on the same movie.
So, when I work on Halloween movies and Crow movies and Hercules movies, I embrace the job and give 100%. I commit fully to making the best movie imaginable. However, the form and quality of the final shooting script is often shaped by forces we as writers( and as actors, as directors, as producers, and so on) can't control. So, I try "let go of the results."
Great scripts emerge from a process of revision, reworking and rewriting, but that process - even when everyone working on the film is talented and has the best of intentions - can utterly fail. When a writer becomes involved in any film (as opposed to fiction or poetry where they have complete control) this is a risk s/he has to take.
Why not SHOOT that script yourself?


Google has announced their entry into the video game market with the reveal of Stadia at GDC 2019 today.
Stadia is a new game streaming platform, promising access to major games on any type of screen - a TV, laptop, desktop, tablet or mobile phone. The project goal is to make those games available in resolutions up to 4K and 60 frames per second with HDR and surround sound.
When players use Stadia, they'll be able to access their games at all times, and on virtually any screen. And developers will have access to a hardware stack combining server class GPU, CPU, memory and storage, beyond what the current traditional consoles offer.
What sets the system apart is how it will work with other Google services. For example, if you watch a creator playing Assassin's Creed Odyssey on YouTube, users will be able to simply click the "play now" button. Seconds later, Google says you'll be running around ancient Greece in your own game with no downloads, no updates, no patches and no installs.
Google will also offer the Stadia controller. The controller will connect to Google's data center through Wi-Fi for the best possible gaming performance. The controller also includes a button for instant capture, saving and sharing gameplay in up to 4k resolution. And it comes equipped with a Google Assistant button and built-in microphone.
Stadia will be launching later this year in select countries including the U.S., Canada, U.K. and much of Europe.
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Q: How can I remove the location hash without causing the page to scroll?   Is it possible to remove the hash from window.location without causing the page to jump-scroll to the top? I need to be able to modify the hash without causing any jumps.
I have this:
$('').text('link').click(function(e) {
  e.preventDefault();
  window.location.hash = this.hash;
}).appendTo('body');

$('').text('unlink').click(function(e) {
  e.preventDefault();
  window.location.hash = '';
}).appendTo('body');

See live example here: http://jsbin.com/asobi
When the user clicks 'link' the hash tag is modified without any page jumps, so that's working fine.
But when the user clicks 'unlink' the has tag is removed and the page scroll-jumps to the top. I need to remove the hash without this side-effect.

A: I believe if you just put in a dummy hash it won't scroll as there is no match to scroll to.
No jumping

or
No jumping

"#" by itself is equivalent to "_top" thus causes a scroll to the top of the page

A: I use the following on a few sites, NO PAGE JUMPS!
Nice clean address bar for HTML5 friendly browsers, and just a # for older browsers.
$('#logo a').click(function(e){
    window.location.hash = ''; // for older browsers, leaves a # behind
    history.pushState('', document.title, window.location.pathname); // nice and clean
    e.preventDefault(); // no page reload
});

A: This is an old post but I wanted to share my solution
All the links in my project that being handled by JS are having href="#_js" attribute (or whatever name you want to use for that purposes only), and on page initialization I do:
$('body').on('click.a[href="#_js"]', function() {
    return false;
});

That'll do the trick

A: Setting window.location.hash to empty or non-existing anchor name, will always force the page to jump to top. The only way to prevent this is to grab the scroll position of the window and set it to that position again after the hash change.
This will also force a repaint of the page (cant avoid it), though since it's executed in a single js process, it won't jump up/down (theoretically).
$('').text('link').click(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    window.location.hash = this.hash;
}).appendTo('body');

$('').text('unlink').click(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var pos = $(window).scrollTop(); // get scroll position
    window.location.hash = '';
    $(window).scrollTop(pos); // set scroll position back
}).appendTo('body');

Hope this helps.

A: window.location's hash property is stupid in a couple of ways.  This is one of them; the other is that is has different get and set values:
window.location.hash = "hello";  // url now reads *.com#hello
alert(window.location.hash);   // shows "#hello", which is NOT what I set.
window.location.hash = window.location.hash; // url now reads *.com##hello

Note that setting the hash property to '' removes the hash mark too; that's what redirects the page.  To set the value of the hash part of the url to '', leaving the hash mark and therefore not refreshing, write this:
window.location.href = window.location.href.replace(/#.*$/, '#');

There is no way to completely remove the hash mark once set without refreshing the page.
UPDATE 2012:
As Blazemonger and thinkdj have pointed out, technology has improved. Some browsers do allow you to clear that hashtag, but some do not. To support both, try something like:
if ( window.history && window.history.pushState ) {
    window.history.pushState('', '', window.location.pathname)
} else {
    window.location.href = window.location.href.replace(/#.*$/, '#');
}

A: I'm not sure if this produces the desired outcome, give it a shot:
$('').text('unlink').click(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var st = parseInt($(window).scrollTop())
    window.location.hash = '';
    $('html,body').css( { scrollTop: st });
});

Basically save the scroll offset and restore it after assigning the empty hash.

A: Have you tried return false; in the event handler? jQuery does something special when you do that, similar to, but AFAIK more impactful, than e.preventDefault.

A: Hope this helps
html

Tab 1

Tab 2

Tab 3

1. Content goes here

2. Content goes here

3. Content goes here

js
function tabs(){
  $(".content").hide();

  if (location.hash !== "") {
    $('.tabs ul li:has(a[href="' + location.hash + '"])').addClass("active");
    var hash = window.location.hash.substr(1);
    var contentClass = "." + hash;
    $(contentClass).fadeIn();
  } else {
    $(".tabs ul li").first().addClass("active");
    $('.tabs').next().css("display", "block");
  }
}
tabs();

$(".tabs ul li").click(function(e) {
  $(".tabs ul li").removeAttr("class");
  $(this).addClass("active");
  $(".content").hide();
  var contentClass = "." + $(this).find("a").attr("href").substr(1);
  $(contentClass).fadeIn();
  window.location.hash = $(this).find("a").attr("href");
  e.preventDefault();
  return false;
});

URL without any hash.
http://output.jsbin.com/tojeja
URL with hashtag that does not jumping to anchor.
http://output.jsbin.com/tojeja#content1

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Just because a paper crafter can't sew doesn't mean she can use beautiful fabrics in her projects. Learn to adhere paper to fabric so you can use fabrics that you find appealing to dress up paper crafting projects such as homemade cards and scrapbook pages. You don't have to do any sewing, with a machine or by hand, to fuse paper and fabric together, all you need is an iron and a few other inexpensive supplies from the craft store.
Cut a piece of fusible webbing that is the same size and shape of the fabric you want to adhere to paper.
Place the fusible webbing on your ironing board with the paper backed side down.
Place the fabric on top of the fusible webbing with the wrong side of the fabric facing down.
Lay your iron on top of your fabric for as long as specified on the fusible webbing packaging. The iron heat setting is specified on the packaging as well. Generally your iron will be set to medium or high, with the steam function turned off. Then, you will lay your iron on top of your fabric for 30 to 45 seconds.
Turn your fabric, which is now fused to the fusible webbing, over and peel the paper backing off of the fusible webbing.
Place your paper on top of your fabric pieces so that the fusible webbing side of your fabric is against the card stock.
Place a spare white pillow case over the top of the card stock before ironing the paper in the same manner you did the fabric to adhere the fusible webbing to the fabric, thus fusing the fabric to the paper.


There are numerous threats to the nation, especially with the formation of endless terror groups around the world. Consequently, it has become necessary to put in place measures that will eliminate terror attacks or keep their numbers minimal. The protective measures are best used at the numerous border or entry points into the country because they will augment the already existing checks and mechanisms in place that are meant to prevent the entry of ill-willed individuals. Learn more about global entry application , go here.
Due to the numerous checks that individuals must undergo when coming into the country, delays are inevitable. As a consequence, it became necessary to expedite custom clearance procedures for certain citizens and nationals of select countries. That led to the introduction of a border protection system that clears pre-approved and low-risk citizens when traveling back into the country or the other parties when making their way to it. During the clearance process, these individuals use certain automatic kiosks that are present at certain airports. Find out for further details on Sentri right here.
The clearance process is quick since travelers are only required to present their permanent resident cards or passports, and then process their fingerprints through scanners, which is followed by custom declarations. To qualify for such a privilege, one must undergo an extensive check into his or her background and also attend a physical interview.
In addition to keeping queues at airports shorter than before, this program enhances the country's security because of the pre-check screening process. Of great significance is that the government agency responsible for securing citizens has access to a large information pool. This data allows them to spot suspicious activities and individuals long before terror threats become imminent.
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Q: Lookup and match in database column I have a column (A-COL) in a table as shown below, A-COL has many different combinations with a maximum of 25 digits each.
A-COL      B-COL
018         xxx
01812       xxx
0199        xxx
019232      xxx
00452       xxx
00323       xxx
00651       xxx
019287      xxx
*121        xxx
N22321      xxx
XN43155     xxx

I need to:

*

*Look-up this column (A-COL) and find the best row match.

*Fetch the corresponding column (B-COL) in this table.

*Input it to sql as a single value, e.g. 0181233445 will match 01812, second row, similarly, 00323455387 will match 6th row, and N22321 will match 10th row.

I did write a alot based on digit strip from the right but is taking a performance hit as the number of input is in millions and lookup table itself is in thousands.
Any optimized solution or suggestion is highly appreciated.

A: Provided Acol is indexed, this should be fast:
Select
  *
From (
  Select Top 1
    *
  From
    Test
  Where
    Acol <= @Input
  Order By
    ACol Desc
  ) a
Where
  @Input Like Acol + '%'

http://sqlfiddle.com/#!3/910b3/1

A: I don't like loops in SQL but this is propably the most efficient way if(!) A-Col has an index and the table is fairly long:
declare @n int
set @n = datalength(@SearchText)
while @n>0 and @aCol is null begin
  select @acol = [A-Col] from table where substring(@SearchText,1,@n)=[A-Col]
  set @n = @n - 1
end
select @acol

if A-Col is not indexed then this should do the trick (but it's slow):
select top 1 ACol
from table
where @Searchtext like ACol+'%'
order by DataLength(ACol) desc

Note: Untested.
Update: I just read that you most likely implemented the first approach.
Idea: Let's say, your millions of inputs table is called 'input'. The column to match is called 'number'. Then put an index on the column 'number' and do this
WITH cte AS (
  select input.number,
         lookup.ACOL,
         ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
           PARTITION BY input.number, lookup.ACOL
           ORDER BY DataLength(lookup.ACOL)
           ) as rowNumber
  from   input
         join lookup on lookup.ACOL like input.number+'%'
)
SELECT *
FROM cte
WHERE rowNumber = 1


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Making hydrogen fuel from humid air
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | June 14, 2017
"Surface Water Dependent Properties of Sulfur-Rich Molybdenum Sulfides: Electrolyteless Gas Phase Water Splitting"
ACS Nano
One of the biggest hurdles to the widespread use of hydrogen fuel is making hydrogen efficiently and cleanly. Now researchers report in the journal ACS Nano a new way to do just that. They incorporated a photocatalyst in a moisture-absorbing, semiconducting paint that can produce hydrogen from water in the air when exposed to sunlight. The development could enable hydrogen fuel production in almost any location.
Traditionally, hydrogen destined for industrial use has come from fossil fuels. But this approach creates carbon byproducts and other pollutants. In search of a cleaner source, researchers have turned to water as a source of hydrogen. Current methods to split water focus on its liquid form and thus require liquid electrolytes, which lead to high cost, inefficiency and other technical challenges. These drawbacks could be overcome by using water in its gas phase, but few studies have explored this strategy. So Torben Daeneke, Kourosh Kalantar-zadeh and colleagues set out to fill this void.
Using a simple, scalable method, the researchers developed a photocatalyst to generate hydrogen from water vapor using a highly porous, sulfur-rich molybdenum sulfide. The compound belongs to a class of highly conductive materials previously recognized as efficient water-splitting catalysts in liquid. Testing showed that the sulfide strongly absorbed moisture from the air. Then, combining the sulfide with titanium dioxide nanoparticles, the researchers created an ink that can be coated onto surfaces, such as glass. Films printed with the ink produced hydrogen without electrolytes or external power sources at a relatively high rate. The moisture-absorbing photocatalytic paint can be applied to any surface such as building facades, introducing the novel capability of generating hydrogen fuel just about anywhere.
The authors acknowledge funding from RMIT University (Australia) and the Australian Research Council.
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I like my work, have an aptitude for it, and in my opinion, am also quite good at it. However, when I first started translation eight or nine years ago, I knew absolutely nothing about the translation business and pretty much had to crash headfirst into the ground. Becoming a translator is a decision I made after much thought, so I was sure of my goal and highly motivated, but if I knew back then what I know now, I think I would have been able to get to where I am now much more easily. Of course, that's not to say I have any regrets; I was able to gain lots of experience through trial and error, discovery, resolution, decision, strategizing, strategy revision, research, re-revision, etc., and I could only get that experience by crashing headfirst into the ground.
Later on, some people asked me about translation work, and I ended up introducing it to quite a few people. Out of those people, a few have successfully stuck with translation and still thank me for it today. I've found that once a conversation about starting translation as a business has begun, it takes at least five hours to get through even if I try to condense it, and afterwards, I still need to continue mentoring over the phone for the next few months before my mentees were able to become somewhat independent. That's why I thought it would be nice to upload the knowledge and techniques I have acquired over the years onto a blog. Through this blog, I would be able to communicate with others who have been translating for a long time and, in particular, be able to encourage those trying to start their translation career. There are so many things that I want to write about and share with you. I will upload my blog posts one by one with particular categories in mind; I think doing so will also help organize my thoughts. Let's begin!
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Deadpool 2 (2018)
How many fourth-walls can a fourth-wall break?
It's been a few years since we last saw Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) and well, things are still pretty much the same. He's still incredibly violent, snarky, foul-mouthed, and very much in love with Vanessa (Morena Baccarin). However, his whole life comes crumbling down when a young, lonely orphan named Russell (Julian Dennison), who also has explosive mutant-powers, gets him into trouble and forces him to not just re-evaluate his life as a whole, but whether or not he actually wants to be a superhero in the first place. Then, in walks Cable (Josh Brolin), a solider from the future who wants to kill little Russell, but why? Wade wants to know and will do everything in his power, his might, and his smarts to keep Russell from being savagely killed by the mean and somewhat nasty Cable.
It's hard not to look at Deadpool 2 and think of it as something of a sell-out, especially after all of the hell that the original had to go through to actually get made. But still, it's dumb to think a major motion-picture blockbuster that made just as much as the first did, wouldn't just get a sequel, but a bigger, much more star-packed, and more expensive follow-up.
Does bigger necessarily mean better?
Another Josh Brolin villain, in two weeks. Come on, man!
Unfortunately, not really. What Deadpool 2 does have over the first is that it's action is much better, much louder, and much crazier than ever before, which is mostly due to getting John Wick director David Leitch involved. He knows how to craft these big, over-bearing set-pieces that are over-the-top and ridiculous, but this is a superhero movie, so it works and makes you wish that all superhero movies were just like it.
But action aside, Deadpool 2 is still very much the same thing around, except the humor isn't nearly as hilarious as the first-go around. Sure, there's still a lot of meta jokes, pop-culture references, winks towards the crowd (literal and otherwise), and a general raunchiness that you won't see in any other corporate production. But whereas the first felt fresh, subversive and dare I say it, ground-breaking, this time around, it's only mildly funny, with most of it feeling like it's stretching a little too much. It isn't that Deadpool 2 isn't funny and doesn't have its fair-share of hilarious jokes, but when you leave the movie being able to remember the last line of the whole movie being the funniest (which is also, oddly enough, in the post-credits), then it's a bit of a problem.
Yeah, don't look at Pennywise without make-up.
But still, Deadpool 2 is a fine and fun movie no matter which way you shake it.
Compare it to the first no matter what, and well, it's not going to win the battle. But what it does win is the battle of being a very fun, very goofy, and still somewhat original superhero movie that has a few tricks up its sleeve, but ultimately, is still the ugly, twisted and demented stepsister of the first. Add-ons like Julian Dennison, Zazie Beetz, and Josh Brolin bring a little something more to the table, but mostly, it's Ryan Reynolds show and he makes it a joy to watch him doing whatever it is that he does.
And I guess, that's all this sequel needed to be. So I'll stop complaining and just be happy with what I'm given.
Consensus: Even if it does have to follow-up a very tough act with the first, Deadpool 2 is still an enjoyable, diverting, and sometimes hilarious superhero flick that gives us more hope for this franchise.
X-Force indeed. Maybe.
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Justin Kelly says:
I agree with pretty much everything you said- the movie was really funny, but not perfect. But that X force scene… holy crap that was hilarious
Ned Kuczmynda says:
I have to disagree. I watched the original the other day…and it doesnt really hold up that well. This one has humor, AND an amazing story of redemption at the same time. It elevates deadpool to heights hes never reachex before. Also, of course the last scene is funniest, this is the one franchise that realizes ur supposed to save the best for last. Also…Zazie Beetz.


A new report from a trusted source has revealed that Yamaha India would be showcasing a brand new Motorcycle called M-Slaz that comes with a higher capacity engine. If the news is true, it is of course going to be a great week for Yamaha India. The introduction of M-Slaz with higher capacity engine could be a show-stopper.
The all new Yamaha M-Slaz is arguably going to be one of the better looking sub-200cc motorcycles out there, the Yamaha M-Slaz is currently present in the markets like Thailand with YZF-R15 V 2.0's hardware,that includes 150cc engine as well as the Delta Box frame.
The India-specific Yamaha M-Slaz is expected to get a 200 to 220 cc single cylinder engine, and would bridge the gap between Yamaha R15 and Yamaha R3 in the brand's portfolio. The nameplate of the motorcycle could reportedly change from M-Slaz to MT for India. This new motorcycle from yamaha would be manufactured in India, and a fully-faired version is also said to be in development phase.
This Yamaha M-Slaz was first unveiled last year in Thailand in the month of December last year. The motorcycle can deliver a maximum power output of 17 PS and 15 Nm of torque; The power and torque numbers are identical to that of Yamaha YZF-R15. Along with all the Yamaha R15 features, the M-Slaz adds USD front forks, fatter rubber and spikier styling. The prices of Yamaha YZF-R15 starts at 89,500 Thai Baht (the currency in Thailand) which is equivalent to about INR 1.66 lakh.
It would be very interesting to see how Yamaha India would price the Indian version of the bike, as the manufacturer is not very well known to be particularly aggressive with their pricing.


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module FPM
  module Scriptable
    class Config
      include Singleton

      def initialize
        @log = FPM::Scriptable::Log.instance
        @log.debug 'FPM::Scriptable::Config - Initializing Application Configuration'
      end

      def config
        @config ||= GeneralConfig.new
      end

      protected

      class GeneralConfig

        def initialize
          @u_defined      = {}
        end

        def udefine(name, *opts)
          if !name.nil?
            name = name.to_s
            if name =~ /\=\z/
              name.gsub! /\=/, ''
              if opts.size == 1
                @u_defined[name.to_sym] = opts.first
              end
            else
              @u_defined[name.to_sym]
            end
          end
        end
        alias method_missing udefine
      end

    end
  end
end

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Who's your mummy? Genetic secrets of ancient Egypt unwrapped
Reuters May 31, 2017
WASHINGTON: DNA from mummies found at a site once known for its cult to the Egyptian god of the afterlife is unwrapping intriguing insight into the people of ancient Egypt, including a surprise discovery that they had scant genetic ties to sub-Saharan Africa. Scientists on Tuesday said they examined genome data from 90 mummies from the Abusir el-Malek archaeological site, located about 70 miles (115 km) south of Cairo, in the most sophisticated genetic study of ancient Egyptians ever conducted. The DNA was extracted from…
UK issues laptop, tablet flight ban after US warning
AFP Mar 21, 2017
LONDON: Britain tightened airline security on flights from Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa on Tuesday, banning laptops and tablet computers from the plane cabin following a US security warning. Passengers flying directly to Britain from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Turkey will be required to place those devices and large phones into hold luggage, a government spokesman said. "The additional security measures may cause some disruption for passengers and flights, and we understand the…
Gulf countries to observe Ramazan from Monday
AFP Jun 5, 2016
RIYADH: The annual fasting month of Ramadan is due to begin Monday in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, religious authorities in the four Muslim countries said.
French poultry exports hit by bird flu: ministry
AFP Dec 4, 2015
PARIS: A string of countries in Asia and north Africa have banned imports of French poultry following a bird flu outbreak, the agriculture ministry said.


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Humber Business Week
Humber Business Week 2019 launches as full events programme revealed
The week will this year take place from June 3 to June 7
Phil WinterBusiness Editor
The Humber Business Week Steering Group (Image: Humber Business Week)
The full programme for the 2019 Humber Business Week has been revealed.
Established events including the Bondholders Breakfast, IOD Luncheon, Chamber Expo and Business Day are all confirmed in the line-up.
They are joined by a host of brand new additions to the week, which will run from Monday, June 3 to Friday, June 7.
The full programme for the 2019 Business Week was revealed at a special event held at the University of Hull on Wednesday.
Speaking at the launch, Humber Business Week chair Kath Lavery said: "We are now at the beginning of the 2019 Business Week, and I am thrilled you are all here.
"The most incredible thing to me is that you all keep turning up. It is a very real thing for me, and I am always surprised you do turn up, put events on and attend those events.
"There is an awful lot of work that goes on behind the scenes, and we could not do the Business Week without the fantastic Steering Group and the University of Hull."
The 2019 Humber Business Week has launched
The Business Week will kick off on Monday, June 3 with the Bondholder Breakfast.
Other key events on the first day include the Humber IOD luncheon, which includes a talk from former England and Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan, a Bank of England event entitled 'The Economy Now,' and Growth Hub Live.
Tuesday's line-up includes Sewell Group's 'The Kid Done Good,' Andrew Jackson solicitors' event surrounding the implications of Brexit in the region, and Transforming The Humber 2019 – hosted at Mercure Hull Grange Park in Willerby.
Humber Business Week 2019 to boast 'strongest ever programme'
Wednesday will feature the Humber LEP's Annual Business Summit, the first day of the Chamber of Commerce Expo, and the Inspiring Women dinner, among other events.
The Chamber's Expo will finish on Thursday, June 6, on a day which also includes events at the ergo centre in Hessle, the University of Hull and The Deep.
As always, the Business Week will be rounded off on the Friday at Bridlington Spa, with The Business Day.
Speakers at the full-day event this year include Lord Sugar, Siemens UK boss Juergen Maier and writer, broadcaster, actor and former MP Gyles Brandreth.
Ms Lavery said: "The events for this year are all looking great. We really are very proud of it.
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"You have all frightened me to death by coming in with your events late, but we have got there.
"We now have our middle 40 events in place, and full details are now on our website which is live."
Ms Lavery finished her speech at the launch event by urging people to make the most of the events on offer.
Kath Lavery at a previous Humber Business Week
She said: "There is no use in us doing all of this if you don't book onto the events and get involved.
"We hope you really enjoy the Business Week this year. We do it because we really believe business has a role to play in the community, and is a force for good.
"It is not the big, bad wolf that in many ways I grew up believing it was."
All the details of the 2019 Business Week can be found at https://www.humberbusinessweek.co.uk/ .
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Erik Soler reflects on Red Bulls tenure
Erik Soler speaks with Once a Metro about his time as Sporting Director at the club, the legacy his time left, and what happened with him and Tim Ream.
By Aaron Bauer
on February 18, 2016 9:00 am
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Erik Soler still watches the Red Bulls every week.
He believes the team is on the verge of finally securing its first ever MLS Cup, and hopes that MLS continues to grow in popularity in Europe as people realize the quality of soccer played in the United States. He also wants the fans that came to every game during his time at the club and supported the team to know they have his gratitude for their loyalty and enthusiasm.
He also wants to set the record straight on some things.
Soler was Sporting Director for the Red Bulls from 2010 to 2012, during which he and head coach Hans Backe took a team that finished dead last in MLS in 2009 and brought them to the top of the Eastern Conference in 2010. Each of the three seasons that Soler was in charge the Red Bulls made the playoffs, but could never get out of the conference semifinals.
In addition, there were stories. Lots. Of. Stories.
"Media have their agendas and that is the same all over the world," Soler said in an interview with Once a Metro. "Inside the club we had a well organized management, but lack of Play-off success will always create noise. After all, it is all about winning titles."
Soler never did get that title, but he has no regrets about how he ran the team. These days, he is back in a more comfortable role, running the management consulting firm he started in 1993. A trained psychologist, Soler says his role is to "advise top-level managers specifically in turn around and change processes," in addition to recruitment and education programs for senior level managers.
After transitioning back to his old career, Soler did not leave behind the sport. He calls soccer, " central to my life for such a long time, and still is," while he maintains a management program for soccer clubs in Norway and sits on an advisory-board for a "top club" outside of his home country.
Soler told OaM that he always intended his time at the Red Bulls to be a "three to four year project," after which he would return to Norway to spend time with his children and grandchildren. He also said the work that was done during those three years, helped build a foundation, which the organization should be proud of.
"My role was to do large changes on the sporting and business side," Soler said. "By building a more solid structure it is a fact that RBNY has qualified for every play off since 2010."
To achieve those chances Soler credited his staff with helping him learn all the rules of MLS, which he called "simply different from other leagues" worldwide.
" I managed to build a strong team around me, including Ricardo Campos that had the understanding of the implications of the salary cap since he came from a function at the MLS offices," Soler said.
One of his immediate changes was to spend to bring in high profile stars from Europe. Within the first year of taking over Soler, with the help of senior Red Bull management, brought over superstars Thierry Henry and Rafael Marquez midseason, and added Joel Lindpere and Roy Miller from clubs in Europe as well. Over the next two seasons Soler brought over Jan Gunnar Solli, Teemu Taino, Frank Rost, Luke Rogers, Markus Holgersson, Victor Palsson, Tim Cahill, Lloyd Sam, and Luis Robles from Europe.
"The stars was brought in with the cooperation of my superior at that time Didi Beiersdorfer [sporting director at Red Bull Salzburg] and was run all the way to the owner of Red Bull, so it was a part of a larger scheme," Soler said.
"Thierry is one of a kind, a real superstar and his positive influence at the club and league is well known. Rafa did not really work out for various reasons, unfortunately."
Soler also believes that Hans Backe helped turn around the Red Bulls in a way that he did not receive enough credit for. In 2010 Backe, "[got] the absolute most out of that season," which righted a team that had just suffered its worse season in MLS history. Success in the playoff may have eluded Backe, but due to the nature of MLS' knockout rounds, the "individual mistakes" Backe made cost him dearly, unfortunately.
Now, one of the most infamous incidents that reportedly happened during Soler's tenure concerns a player he believes was his most underrated signing at the club: Tim Ream.
Ream was drafted in the second round of the 2010 MLS Superdraft. Soler said of the pick that, "no other clubs had Ream on their lists at the [draft], but he was on top of mine." Ream made an immediate impact for the Red Bulls, and by the end of the 2011 season he was drawing interest from Premier League teams. During the 2011 season the Red Bulls reportedly blocked a transfer to Arsenal, and Soler tried to hand the centerback a contract extension on the team bus.
Eventually, ahead of the 2012 season Ream transferred to Bolton Wanderers, and he currently plays for Fulham in the Championship.
"Tim has had a remarkable but very well deserved career," Soler said.
"Since he still is playing in England you could only label his move as the right one. I wanted him to stay another year but had no problem understanding he wanted to move to England, all MLS players wants that move.
"Handling him a contract in the team bus? What a nice fairy tale :)"
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Greely Myatt creates multi-functional seating in Audubon Park for conversations and beauty.
Myatt was commissioned to create a sculpture series in Audubon Park as a continuance of former bodies of work that engaged with dialogue and conversations, like Cloudy Thoughts which he created with UAC in 2008. He mentioned that he wanted the concept to be "straightforward…so when people come to the park they already know what to do".
There are several seating areas that scale from one-person seating to a multi-person stage, which is reflective of community voices. Whether its one individual or a group of people, every voice has a platform to speak up and share their opinion. On each sculpted steel structure are open dialogue bubbles to encourage continuous conversation, as if each speech bubble belongs to whoever interacts with the benches or communal stage. Myatt also incorporates lighting features in each of the platformed structures with solar-powered lights that light at night as crescent moon-shaped speech bubbles. "Everybody's Talkin" is a great example of Myatt's sculpture and lighting skillsets with an opportunity to interact and create space for community voices to be elevated, and heard.
Greely Myatt was born and educated in Mississippi. He currently lives and works in Memphis, Tennessee, where he is Professor of Art at The University of Memphis. His sculptures and installations have been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions across the United States, Europe and Japan. He has received grants and fellowships from the Tennessee Arts Commission, The University of Memphis, The University of Georgia, Alternate Roots, Atlanta, and received the Mississippi Arts and Letters Visual Arts Award in 1994. Myatt was an exchange artist to Israel in 1998. In 2009 work from twenty years of living and working in Memphis were exhibited across the city in nine separate venues. His work has been reviewed in Art in America, ArtNews, Sculpture Magazine and in online versions of ArtForum and Juxtapoz Magazine. He is represented by Sandler Hudson Gallery, Atlanta, and David Lusk Gallery, Memphis.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- In the latest CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll, President Bush's approval ratings have fallen to 50 percent. According to the poll results, two Democrats -- Wesley Clark and John Kerry -- are running almost evenly with Bush.
CNN senior political analyst Bill Schneider spoke to CNN anchor Lou Dobbs about the poll Monday.
SCHNEIDER: Take a look at these figures that show the trend in the approval rating for President Bush over the last few months. Back in April, he was at 71 percent approval. And now he's dropped -- as you see that top number -- to 50 percent; 50 percent is the break-even point. If a president dips below 50 percent, he's in trouble.
He's lost particular support among men, about 17 percent just in the last month among men, so that now the gender gap doesn't even exist anymore. He is no better regarded by men than by women. That's a dangerous sign for this president.
DOBBS: And, Bill, the difference being Republican men, Democratic men? What is the breakout?
SCHNEIDER: It is all men, Lou.
And there's a reason for that. Men are very sensitive to the jobs issue. And with over two million jobs having been lost since 2000, men are getting very angry with Bush because they supported the tax cut policy, but they don't see the payoff in terms of the job generation that was promised. And that's really making a difference. By the way, I can tell you that, at this point in 1991, the year before his re-election campaign, his father was at 66 percent approval.
So [the president is in] significantly worse shape than his father was at this point before his catastrophic re-election [bid].
DOBBS: And Iraq, the dismal performance of the administration in the rebuilding phase in Iraq, has not played into these poll results at all, based on the survey?
SCHNEIDER: Oh, they both have come into these poll results because people are becoming much more critical of the Iraq involvement. In fact, right now, Americans are split over whether the war in Iraq was even worthwhile.
Just two weeks ago,something like 60 percent of Americans thought it was worth going into Iraq and fighting to overthrow Saddam Hussein. Now Americans are divided. I think one reason is, that speech the president gave to the American people on September 7, in which he cited an $87 billion bill for the reconstruction of Iraq, was massively unpopular. Americans are asking, why are we spending $87 billion in Iraq, when that money is badly needed in the United States?
DOBBS: Bill, Wesley Clark, the newest member of the Democratic candidates for the Democratic nomination, is Wesley Clark leading the way?
SCHNEIDER: That's exactly right.
DOBBS: That's remarkable.
SCHNEIDER: Bush is sinking; Clark is surging. It looks like he declared his candidacy at exactly the right moment in this race, when Bush looked vulnerable and Democrats had been casting about desperately for someone who can win.
Look at this. He's leapt, vaulted to the top of the list, above Dean, Kerry, Gephardt, Lieberman, all better-known candidates. Clark is number one because Democrats look at this former supreme allied commander and they see a candidate who looks like a winner. And, indeed, in this poll and in some others, he does better than any other Democrat in [the] running against President Bush. And this poll, it is virtually a statistical tie, but he leads Bush by three points, which means he looks like he could just barely beat President Bush.
DOBBS: Now, we should point out, this is within the realm of the margin of error.
SCHNEIDER: That's right.
DOBBS: It is also fair to say, is it not, as we discussed these polls and what they lead us to infer, Bill, it is a highly volatile period, is it not?
SCHNEIDER: It is highly volatile. And Americans, really, about half of them say they don't know anything about General Clark. He's just beginning to be investigated.
The press has uncovered some damaging information about his military career, which was very controversial. At the Pentagon, there were questions about his judgment when he was the allied commander in Kosovo and advised the military effort in Bosnia. Some of these stories are beginning to be discussed.
But what Americans see right now, particularly Democrats, is somebody who can win, particularly somebody who can appeal to men. He looks very good on paper. On Thursday night, he's going to enter his first debate. That is going to be his political debut against the other Democrats discussing not military policy, but the economy. And a lot of Democrats want to see, what is it he has to say about how he's going [to] reconstruct the economy, because we don't know.
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Q: Adding repos to the dockerfile I am trying to add DMLC repos in my Dokerfile so that I can install mxnet package. I am doing this as follows:
RUN R -e "install.packages('drat', repos='https://cran.rstudio.com')"
RUN R -e "drat::addRepo('dmlc')"
RUN R -e "install.packages('mxnet', #repos='https://dmlc.github.io/drat',   dependencies=TRUE)"

This does not work. Surprisingly, I noticed that even though I am adding the dmlc repos, in fact it is not added when I print out the output of the following command:
RUN R -e "print(getOption('repos'))"

To resolve this, I specified the repos explicitly as follows:
#RUN R -e "install.packages('mxnet', #repos='https://dmlc.github.io/drat', dependencies=TRUE)"

Still this did not work. It throws an error saying:
this is screenshot of the error
Any help? All what I am trying to do is to install mxnet in my Dockerfile when I prepare my container.

A: A few suggestions:

*

*Ensure that the R commands work successfully outside Dockerfile before you use them with Docker. For the error message you encountered, the file does not exist and hence the installation fails: http://dmlc.ml/drat/src/contrib/mxnet_0.7.tar.gz

*I tried the following steps on macOS X El Capitan and faced an error with dependent packages, rgexf and XML. However, could you check if the steps below work fine in your environment?
https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/get_started/install.html
  cran <- getOption("repos")
  cran["dmlc"] <- "https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/apache-mxnet/R/CRAN/"
  options(repos = cran)
  install.packages("mxnet")

Errors encountered by me:
Error in download.file(url, destfile, method, mode = "wb", ...) :
  cannot download all files
In addition: Warning message:
In download.file(url, destfile, method, mode = "wb", ...) :
  URL 'https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/apache-mxnet/R/CRAN/src/contrib/mxnet_0.10.1.tar.gz': status was '404 Not Found'
Warning in download.packages(pkgs, destdir = tmpd, available = available,  :
  download of package 'mxnet' failed
...
...
...
ERROR: dependency 'rgexf' is not available for package 'DiagrammeR'
* removing '/usr/local/lib/R/3.3/site-library/DiagrammeR'

The downloaded source packages are in
    '/private/var/folders/b2/d3rhxz3504q3q42dlx994wmnc9mg23/T/RtmpoUy7j7/downloaded_packages'
Warning messages:
1: In install.packages("mxnet") :
  installation of package 'XML' had non-zero exit status
2: In install.packages("mxnet") :
  installation of package 'igraph' had non-zero exit status
3: In install.packages("mxnet") :
  installation of package 'rgexf' had non-zero exit status
4: In install.packages("mxnet") :
  installation of package 'DiagrammeR' had non-zero exit status

Then, I tried:
cran <- getOption("repos")
cran["dmlc"] <- "https://apache-mxnet.s3-accelerate.dualstack.amazonaws.com/R/CRAN/"
options(repos = cran)
install.packages("mxnet")

Error in download.file(url, destfile, method, mode = "wb", ...) :
  cannot download all files
In addition: Warning message:
In download.file(url, destfile, method, mode = "wb", ...) :
  URL 'https://apache-mxnet.s3-accelerate.dualstack.amazonaws.com/R/CRAN/src/contrib/mxnet_0.10.1.tar.gz': status was '404 Not Found'
Warning in download.packages(pkgs, destdir = tmpd, available = available,  :
  download of package 'mxnet' failed

NOTE: that this error does not halt the installation though until I hit this error:
** R
** demo
** inst
** preparing package for lazy loading
** help
*** installing help indices
** building package indices
** testing if installed package can be loaded
Error in dyn.load(file, DLLpath = DLLpath, ...) :
  unable to load shared object '/usr/local/lib/R/3.3/site-library/igraph/libs/igraph.so':
  dlopen(/usr/local/lib/R/3.3/site-library/igraph/libs/igraph.so, 6): Library not loaded: @rpath/libxml2.2.dylib
  Referenced from: /usr/local/lib/R/3.3/site-library/igraph/libs/igraph.so
  Reason: image not found
Error: loading failed
Execution halted
ERROR: loading failed
* removing '/usr/local/lib/R/3.3/site-library/igraph'
* restoring previous '/usr/local/lib/R/3.3/site-library/igraph'
ERROR: dependency 'XML' is not available for package 'rgexf'
* removing '/usr/local/lib/R/3.3/site-library/rgexf'
ERROR: dependency 'rgexf' is not available for package 'DiagrammeR'
* removing '/usr/local/lib/R/3.3/site-library/DiagrammeR'

It is possible that these steps may work on your OS and environment. So please try them and post your findings here.
Later, I found this issue on github. So, you can track this problem there:
https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/issues/8926


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Why overseas Koreans don't vote
NEW YORK ― The upcoming Korean presidential election is a big deal ― and an even bigger one for Koreans overseas, or so we're told.
By Jane Han
As it will be the first-ever presidential election allowing Korean citizens living abroad to vote, the ballot ― to be held in December ― is not only said to hold historical significance but also has the potential of become a game changer.
But despite all the talk back at home, there's not much action here. Not much at all.
According to the National Election Commission (NEC), 1,259 voters in the U.S. have registered as of July 30. Registration began on July 22.
This figure is embarrassingly low considering the 860,000 eligible voters in the U.S., who constitute almost 40 percent of the 2.23 million overseas Koreans eligible to cast ballots in December.
So why aren't people will to exercise their new right? The same reason they didn't in the National Assembly elections in April.
``It's a system made to inconvenience voters,'' said Moon Tae-soo, 46, who runs a dry cleaners in central Connecticut. ``A lot of Koreans who own businesses here can't possibly take time off from work to drive for hours and vote. I take it as they don't really want us to vote.''
Voting online or by mail is not permitted. The law requires Korean expatriates to visit the consulate general in person to register and again to vote, which means at least two trips to missions are necessary.
The April elections posted a 1.2-percent voter turnout in the U.S., a lower-than-expected result due to the inconvenient registration and voting process.
``I have to drive six hours to go to the closest embassy. That's 12 hours round trip ― enough said,'' says Kim Mi-young, 35, a housewife who lives in Buffalo, New York.
For some, going through the hassle of the April elections actually turned out to be a turnoff.
``The ballot box was all beaten up, almost as if it was about to fall apart,'' says one female voter, who went to Los Angeles to vote. ``Walking out of the building, I couldn't help but wonder whether my ballot would be managed properly.''
Korean nationals in the U.S. echo the need for a more advanced and convenient method but lawmakers are at odds over related bills that have been submitted to the National Assembly.
If passed, an improved system enabling mail and Internet voting will be introduced.
But overseas voting is still uncharted water for the most part, leaving politicians uncertain about their gains and losses.
The ruling Saenuri Party projected early on that they would benefit from a high voter turnout, particularly in the U.S. where Korean expatriates are traditionally seen as having conservative leanings.
But the results of the April elections told a different story.
The liberal opposition Democratic United Party and its coalition partner, the left-leaning United Progressive Party, clinched 49.4 percent of votes in the U.S., as opposed to the Saenuri Party, which took 40 percent, according to the NEC.
``We saw a bigger turnout among younger voters so that may have helped the opposition parties,'' said an NEC official.
No one knows how many people will show up for the upcoming presidential election but one thing for sure is that campaigners aren't in a position to ignore overseas voters.
In the 1997 race for Cheong Wa Dae, the difference in the vote count between the winner and runner-up was only 390,000.
So far, opinion polls have shown tight competition between potential candidates for the December bid, which makes overseas ballots matter more.
And for some, this gives more reason to act despite all the trouble.
``Knowing that my vote can make a difference definitely motivates me,'' says Choi In-sook, 56, who runs a nail salon in Manhattan.
Choi Jin-kap, a member of the Korean-American Association of Greater New York, stressed, ``Finally we've been given this privilege. Patriotism isn't anything fancy. It starts with voting.''
jhan@koreatimes.co.kr More articles by this reporter


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Bose Kaffo (* 14. November 1972 in Surulere) ist eine nigerianische Tischtennisspielerin mit internationaler Karriere seit den 1980er Jahren. Bei afrikanischen Kontinentalturnieren gewann sie mehrere Medaillen, zudem nahm sie bis heute (2017) an zwölf Weltmeisterschaften sowie an fünf Olympischen Spielen teil.

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Zahlreiche Erfolge erzielte Bose Kaffo bei Afrikameisterschaften, an denen sie mindestens fünfmal teilnahm. Zehnmal holte sie Gold, nämlich 1990, 1994 und 1998 im Einzel, im Doppel 1988 (mit Kuburat Owolabi) und 1998 (mit Atisi Owoh), im Mixed 1988 (mit Titus Omotara) und 1994 (mit Sule Olaleye) sowie 1988, 1994 und 2007 mit der nigerianischen Mannschaft. Dazu kommen noch drei Silbermedaillen. Zwölf Siege errang sie bei den African Games, bei denen sie mindestens fünfmal vertreten war. 1987, 1991, 1995, 1999 und 2003 gewann sie jedes Mal den Teamwettbewerb. Am erfolgreichsten war sie hier 1995, als sie in allen vier Disziplinen erste wurde: Im Einzel, im Doppel mit Funke Oshonaike, im Mixed mit Sule Olaleye sowie mit der Mannschaft.

Bis heute (2017) wurde Bose Kaffo zwölfmal für Weltmeisterschaften nominiert (1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008), kam dabei jedoch nie in die Nähe von Medaillenrängen. Ebenso chancenlos war sie seit 1992 (bis 2008) bei den fünf Olympischen Spielen.

Anfang der 1990er Jahre spielte Bose Kaffo zwei Jahre lang in Italien für Vereine in Messina und Cagliari.

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That's probably the strangest title I have ever written, but yes, the twisted mind behind the likes of House of 1000 Corpses, two Halloween remakes, and Lords of Salem, Rob Zombie has gotten his hands on the rights to Steve Stoliar's memoir Raised Eyebrows: My Years Inside Groucho's House, with an eye to direct, according to Deadline. Chronicling the last years of the legendary comedian's life, Stoliar's book gives us a look at the time he spent as Marx's personal secretary and archivist, where he rubbed shoulders with the likes of Marx's brothers Zeppo and Gummo, Mae West, Steve Allen, Bob Hope, and Jack Lemmon, while butting heads with Erin Fleming, the frustrating woman in charge of Groucho's personal and professional life. The script is written by Brian Wilson biopic Love & Mercy's Oren Moverman.
This is certainly a different movie for Zombie, one he saw as "Groucho's Sunset Boulevard", and "a sad, funny, and very dark tale of one of Hollywood's greatest stars final years". There's the makings of a very interesting and insightful story here, and time will tell if Zombie can make the jump from horror to biographical drama.