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The impact of an arts center
Dr. Kent Tingey, Idaho State University's vice president for university advancement, stands outside ISU's Stephens Performing Arts Center in Pocatello.
Mark Mendiola
One of the nation's most prestigious performing arts centers attracting top musicians and artists from throughout the world can be found in Pocatello – of all places.
Not many people would consider Idaho a cultural mecca, but Idaho State University's $35 million L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center ranks among the best venues for concerts and performances anywhere.
The majestic Stephens Center prominently occupies nearly 17 acres atop Bartz Hill overlooking the ISU campus and the Portneuf Valley. Many Idahoans consider the Stephens Center one of the Gem State's many crown cultural jewels.
"It's made an unbelievable impact on the community and the state," said Dr. Kent Tingey, ISU's vice president for university advancement, estimating that economic impact in multi millions of dollars.
In 1998, Thelma Stephens, widow of L.E. Stephens, a potato industry pioneer, gave ISU $10 million as seed money for the project. The Stephenses were close friends of former ISU athletics director Milton "Dubby" Holt after whom ISU's Holt Arena is named. She died in September 2006 at the age of 98. (more…)
Cutting both ways
There's been a chorus among conservatives - not least in the Wall Street Journal - about the federal interest in Idaho Falls' Frank Vandersloot and the business he operates, Melaleuca.
Vandersloot is one of the bigger financial figures in the Mitt Romney presidential campaign. So when last month Vandersloot found that two federal agencies, the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Labor - both operating in the executive branch led by Barack Obama - were making regulatory inquiries (an audit of Vandersloot's taxes and a check on several foreign temporary workers at a ranch), you can understand wondering about a possible connection between that and his political activity - his active support of the man trying to unseat Obama.
The timing is, as someone looking at the situation noted, "curious."
Or it could be that this is routine agency business. Taxpayer audits and foreign labor checks are normal parts of what those agencies do. It happens.
Lacking smoking-gun evidence, we won't draw any conclusions about that here. And we'd suggest that anyone eager to jump to that conclusion - that politics drives agency actions all the time - consider something else from this month, too.
When the state-level Idaho Economic Advisory Council met in Pocatello on July 11, it had money to distribute - close to a million dollars in block grant funds. (More will be spent later.) As Mark Mendiola reported from that meeting, "council members unanimously endorsed providing $399,000 to Bonneville County for a Melaleuca lift station to develop 6,600 acres of prime commercial land."
That payout may very well have been a normal part of operations, and Vandersloot's close relationship with most of Idaho's top elected officials might have had nothing to do with it.
You wonder what Vandersloot's supporters, so quick on the draw when it comes to federal agency action, would think about that.
An edit hard to take seriously
The Oregonian is weighing in, after a fashion, on the upcoming pot legalization ballot issue (Measure 80), with not one but two opinion page pieces on Sunday. Both seem extremely determined to miss the point.
The editorial starts, and includes a bit of, the on-the-one-hand kind of approach, acknowledging the arguments for legalization. Then it goes on to this: "But the choice before Oregonians doesn't involve the expansion of a farcical medical marijuana program into a thoughtfully constructed legalization program. Instead, we're being asked to swap one farce for another."
The new farce, it argues, is the board which would regulate cannabis in the state, which under terms of the ballot would first be simply appointed by the governor, then include a majority of members (five of seven) which would come from the pot grower industry.
To be sure, that wouldn't be a good idea. It also wouldn't survive long; the legislature could rejigger the numbers and composition, and almost certainly would. The measure also includes a provision saying the new council would be assigned to do promotion of the product - not an unusual task for commodity commissions, but one you'd surely want on a leash. A leash which again, the legislature undoubtedly would provide. (In a case like this, it's really not much of a stretch of argue that the legislature would act.)
That's basically the sum of the editorial's argument against the measure.
Like many ballot issues, Measure 80 includes a section which includes some justification for itself, a series of statements either demonstrably true or at least as arguable as statements on many another ballot issue. With this one, though columnist Susan Nielson takes issue, not by way of disagreeing with the specifics (which might be hard to do) but making argument that sounds just this side of paranoid: "It appears eager to indoctrinate the next generation into thinking of marijuana use as no big deal and cannabis cultivation as downright patriotic."
Really? Pro-pot indoctrination?
Both articles carefully keep their arguments some distance from the real point of the ballot issue. The reality, as the pot advocates are well aware, is not that changing state law on the subject will immediately change reality on the ground. Marijuana is illegal under federal law, and if the measure passes in November it will remain so. The only real point of the measure is as an expression of opinion, of whether the current regime should stay in place, or some form of legalization should replace it. It's almost a vast, formalized opinion poll intended to be part of a national shake-up on the subject; that's why activists in a half-dozen states are trying to do something similar, to make a statement that might (if successful) be large enough to reverberate.
And you can argue legitimately about whether the country should move in that direction. But arguments like those in Sunday's Oregonian simply miss the point.
Chances of change
A long-held principle in electoral politics: Until the votes are counted, there are no absolutes – no 100 percent chance of winning, no zero percent chance of losing. Even in a race that looks like a slam dunk, there's a little room for long-shot possibility.
So the newly-posted Facebook page from 2nd district Democratic challenger Nicole LeFavour, "Why Nicole can win," makes for provocative reading. Widespread wisdom is that six-term Republican incumbent Mike Simpson is solidly positioned for a seventh term; is there an argument to the contrary? (Bearing in mind, it would be political malpractice for her not to pitch one.)
To start: Idaho's congressional districts change this year, and the second now includes more of Boise than before, including nearly all its Democratic-leaning voters. "Some consider this district stronger for Democrats than Idaho's first congressional district was when Walt Minnick was elected to U.S. Congress in 2008." Maybe. But Minnick won in unusual conditions, and lost two years later.
Second, "Mike Simpson simply has never faced a democratic opponent who is both well funded and well organized. He has grown comfortable without a challenger for so many years and has spent much of his time out of state, his responses to constituent letters growing less and less personal." The second point is a matter of perspective, but as to the first, Simpson has had serious opponents. He was held to 52% in his first 1998 run against former Representative Richard Stallings, and Simpson's weakest re-elect in the last decade, 62%, was against former legislator and ace organizer Jim Hansen.
"Few people realize the level of name recognition and support Nicole has in Eastern Idaho where her work leading efforts to stop Tom Luna's efforts to replace teachers with lap tops made her a familiar face and leader for thousands of teachers and parents." She may get some help there, but remember: Luna won the district in a landslide in 2010, and the region has many legislators who backed his school change efforts.
LaFavour is a good fundraiser, at "almost $160,000 so far." But: Simpson's cash intake, as of June 30, was $955,982. Much of that has been spent, but he easily could raise more. She is a hard-working and strong campaigner, better than most – but not all – of her predecessor challengers.
The page rousts the elephant in the room: "For those who ask, can a gay person win, especially in eastern Idaho? Remember LDS families have gay kids too. ... While there may remain dwindling tension over the issue of marriage, animosity toward gay people generally is quickly vanishing." This is a wild card, but there are factors in play before you even get to it. LeFavour is a relatively liberal, north Boise Democrat campaigning in a district where most voters routinely support very different candidates. Presidential years in Idaho usually help Republicans. There's literally nothing in the last two decades of Idaho voting history in the second district to argue for an upset.
Suggesting though – leaving aside the horse race – some real utility in her run. Instead of encountering a Democrat running as Republican-lite, or quickly forgettable, eastern Idahoans will be getting some world-view expansion. LeFavour is working hard introducing herself to people who rarely see or hear from anyone like her. In parts of Idaho where cultural norms and demographics are tightly limited, she could create a small revolution – an awareness of more than one way to look at things poliltically. Which may be a radical concept in some parts of the Gem State.
The return of the Citizens Guide
Sample pages from the Citizens Guide
The timing seems right, in a new political era when there's too often not agreement about facts - a time when, as we may hold varying opinions as a matter of judgment, we no longer seem to be drawing from the same well of common information. This book, in the case of Idaho at least, is an attempt at pulling together a common well of information - data, at least, and some reasonably well informed perspective.
Three of us - Mark Stubbs, James Weatherby and myself - wrote the Idaho Citizens Guide in 1999 (it has been in preparation for a while before that), and we had no trouble agreeing on the facts of the matter, the matter being Idaho government, politics, special interests, civic involvement and related subjects. Stubbs, now practicing law in Utah, was a conservative Republican state representative from Twin Falls, just off the campaign trail running for the Republican nomination to a U.S. House seat. Weatherby was a professor of public affairs at Boise State University, and previously a lobbyist and executive director of the state's cities association. I had been a newspaper reporter and editor, and was publishing books and periodicals on Northwest government and politics.
We had three very distinctive world views (still do), and our value judgments differed. But as to the facts of how Idaho government, politics and society generally actually in fact operated, we complemented each other but disagreed virtually not at all. We drew from the same well of information.
The result was a book that, we thought, would be useful to anyone thinking about (or already) active in Idaho's civic life. It offered a guide to what all the pieces were, what the terminology was, how things happened.
We got some solid backing, from ex-governors from both political parties. Cecil Andrus: "You can't read the Idaho Citizens Guide without increasing your knowledge enormously … I anticipate that it will become a standard reference volume in the libraries of every school, community, government office, elected official and campaign headquarters." Phil Batt: "As a long-time Idaho businessman, I also appreciate the need of citizens to be able to understand their government and how to get things done. The Citizens Guide can help."
It ran somewhat over 350 pages. We sold some copies, and then it dropped from sight, and has been effectively out of print for about a decade.
That is what we're reissuing now - well, to be available next week. With a few minor alterations (the original included some maps of the Statehouse that would only confuse since the recent remodeling there), we've returned the book to publication as it was then.
There are a few pieces out of date. Some government agencies, not many, have been reorganized, for example. But in reading through it, what you find is that the well of facts now is very much like the well of facts then.
If you're thinking of getting active in Idaho in some way, even to the point of voting, the Citizens Guide would be a good place to start to get yourself well informed.
Shouldn't be as important as it is
Barrett Rainey
Second Thoughts
Many citizens of this country – in my mind far too many – have little to no
idea how it operates, don't understand how the institutions of government function or relate, don't apply daily news stories to their own lives, find politics boring/distasteful and go about their own business thinking someone else will handle it. Until something goes wrong or adversely affects them. Then they holler.
While that sounds a bit arrogant, I don't mean it to be. Evidence supporting that thesis is all around us. Even in Congress. Maybe especially in Congress. Just a few days ago, I was involved in another example of this too-large civic vacuum on my Facebook page. Someone is linked to that page; someone I don't know but it appears we have a mutual friend or two. I don't like that feature because that immediately makes your "friends" my "friends" and, in life, that's not always the case.
But back to the Facebook evidence. This person seemed honestly motivated to start a discussion by asking if Mitt Romney should produce more tax returns than the one he already has and the one he's promised to. I thought the answer was pretty obvious – he must – but the several dozen answers that came in over the next few hours showed how little some people really know about the important issues implicit in that question.
For the record, most of the respondents clearly had some good education judging by spelling, sentence structure and coherent thought. They seemed interested in saying their "piece" and – whether you agreed/disagreed with their position – did so with some apparent conviction. Problem was, some of those convictions just didn't square with knowledge of the subject. (more…)
Local power
Chris Carlson
Carlson Chronicles
It is often said "power corrupts," and "absolute power corrupts absolutely."
There are exceptions to that rule and one exists in Benewah County.
For almost 40 years one person has worn lightly with grace and humility the crown of absolute political power in this north Idaho county: County Commissioner Jack Buell.
Now 76 years young he has served the public interest well, won many friends along the way, and most would admit made some enemies also. Jack wears his heart on his sleeve. He personifies the old adage, "show me a man with no enemies and I'll show you a man with no character. If you stand for anything in this world you make enemies."
By this definition Jack may have lots of character. Two entities that have felt the lash of his tongue and done little to endear themselves to him over the years are the Coeur d'Alene Tribe and the Idaho State Police.
Jack is also what a fan of his, former Governor Cecil D. Andrus, would call a "lunch bucket" Democrat - a person who cares about jobs and people having decent-paying jobs where they make an honest day's wage for an honest day's labor so they can provide for their children's education while also enjoying Idaho's quality of life on weekends.
Given that both Cece and Jack come out of the "slab, sliver and knothole" business it is no coincidence there is a casual mutually respectable affinity between the two.
As the founder of Jack A. Buell Trucking he has provided jobs for many folks in and around Benewah County for many years. His unique "Jack Buell green" (reportedly a registered color) trucks which started by hauling logs but now also haul chips are a familiar sight on the roads and highways of north Idaho.
What few know is that Jack understands loyalty and believes in investing in people. He is especially loyal to his employees and their families and he knows too that it is a two-way street. During economically challenging times he strives to keep as many workers employed as he can and loathes laying anyone off.
People don't forget that kind of loyalty.
For years now anyone who holds any statewide public office, or aspires to hold such offices, make it a point to trek to St. Maries, the county seat, to court and cultivate Jack. A shrewd judge of people and character, his recommendations about who to support and why he was voting for or against someone becomes an implied command for the many who respect him. (more…)
Out of doors and world view
Idaho's glory is its outdoors and the living things in it. The ways Idahoans relate to that world have long helped drive its politics, and over time in various ways. Those ways could be the process of changing again.
One big change occurred in the sixties and seventies with the rise of environmental activism, which had an effect on how people could use the open lands, and drew some sharp, and changing, political lines. For a time those trends helped elect conservation-minded officials (think Cecil Andrus in 1970), later fueling the Sagebrush Rebellion. Those changes happened at a time when Idaho was more rural, and more oriented around resource industries, than it is now.
And more oriented around hunting and fishing, which like much public land use is tightly regulated.
Look over the Idaho Department of Fish and Game's licensing numbers for the last couple of decades, and you'll see some distinct patterns. First, bear this in mind: From 1990 to 2010, Idaho's population went from just over one million, to nearly 1.6 million. If hunting and fishing are as proportionately large a part of Idaho life now as then, you'd expect license increases of 50 percent or more.
Instead, total resident licenses went from 333,700 in 1993 (the earliest year in the currently-maintained statistics), to 362,567 in 2011.
But that raw number is a little misleading, partly reflecting the changes in the kinds of licenses that have been issued. Many of the individual specific licenses show different patterns. The popular residential combination license, for example, went from 110,954 (in 1993) upward to 113,241 (in 1996), but has fallen consistently since, hitting 88,058 in 2011. Residential fishing licenses have grown modestly (from 102,733 in 1993 to 118,967 last year), but residential hunting licenses have declined from 58,349 in 1993, to 40,539 last year. Per-year sales of deer and elk tags fell during that time.
Among over-the-years comparable categories, one has grown big: The senior resident combo license, which sold 12,895 in 1993, and nearly tripled to 36,461. Seniors have been keeping up with hunting and fishing big time. Juniors have not. Sales for the junior combo licenses fell (these numbers compare 1993 and 2011) from 10,267 to 8,854; fishing dropped slightly, from 12,697 to 12,081; and hunting from 15,484 to 13,405. There's a generational shift here, and the likelihood is for continued drops in hunting and fishing as the younger cohort makes up more of the population.
None of this is any kind of judgment against hunting or fishing, and the decline in numbers could become a problem not only because of state revenue loss but also in the wildlife management law-abiding hunters help provide. And Idaho isn't unique in this; Oregon and many other states report similar licensing declines, probably for similar reasons.
It's not hard to see why this would happen. As Idaho becomes more suburban (as overall it is), the more rural-based hunting and fishing traditions soften. At the same time, other outdoors activities remain as popular, or pick up steam. Camping remains a hot activity, and wildlife photography and birding are becoming increasingly active areas.
All these things are likely to have an effect on the way people see their out of doors, the way our policies should deal with them, and the politics that result.
WA Gov: Close, close
Our sense of the Washington governor's race for, well, quite a few months, has been that it's so close as to be a wash. And the polling continues to reinforce that.
Poll out today, from KING 5, gives Republican Rob McKenna 42%, and Democrat Jay Inslee 41% - essentially an even split.
The details below suggest no major hidden areas of support, or trouble, for either. McKenna has a somewhat more enthusiastic base of support, but that would be expected of a serious candidate for a party with few major holds in the state. On the other hand, he might have been expected to take a hit in this state for his backing of the lawsuit to overturn the Affordable Care Act, but the poll suggests no advantage or damage in that area.
And the attorney general's race looks like a wash, too.


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Who Is Mo3 real name was Melvin Noble (Rapper) Wiki, Bio Age, Cause Of Death, Facts, Facebook, Many More Facts You Need To Know
Mo3 Wiki ( Melvin Noble) Rapper
Mo3, whose real name is Melvin Noble , Melvin Noble is best known as Rapper Mo3, a rapper from Dallas. Urban Islandz was shot down on the morning of November 11, 2020 while driving on the highway near the city of Texas. He was born on May 31, 1992 in taxes in Dallas.
Noble released his first album titled "Shottaz Reloaded" in 2016, and has since gone on to release five more albums. His latest album, "Badazz MO3," came out this year.
The police escaped from his car when a gunman, real name Melvin Noble, started walking towards him on the highway.
Our sources say the deadly fire fell like this … when the gunman got out of his car and approached the Mo3, both the gunman and Mo3 were traveling north on the I-35. The rapper got out of his car and the gunman started chasing, firing multiple bullets and shooting Mo3 in the back of his head.
The assailant was said to have also shot an innocent bystander sitting in his vehicle, and the second firearm victim was transferred to the hospital with non-life-threatening wounds.
The Dallas-based rapper claimed that he survived a shoot last year. He was also arrested in 2017 in connection with the shooting that resulted in the death of a person at the Dallas-Fort Worth nightclub. Mo3 is best known for his 2019 collaboration with Boosie Badazz, "Errybody (Remix)". Earlier this year, he released several new songs and recorded 3 albums. Dallas police were heading north on the I-35 when a 28-year-old gunman, real name Melvin Noble, got out of the car and began approaching the rapper. Noble then got out of her car and started running against the traffic. "The suspect chased the victim and fired multiple bullets that hit him," Dallas police said in a statement. The suspect also shot an innocent bystander, an adult male sitting in a separate car. The second victim was also transported to a regional hospital and had injuries reportedly not life-threatening. Sergeant. Dallas Police Department spokesman Warren Mitchell told The Dallas Morning News about the shooting: "I don't know a better word to describe it than 'faceless'. I mean, I mean in broad daylight (when there are a few cars around)." Dallas-born Mo3, the father of three, described himself as a "rapper gang member" to Flaunt magazine, and music has been his saving grace of "poverty and struggle". The most notable hit was 2019's "Errybody (Remix)", which collaborated with Boosie Badazz, which garnered more than 50 million hits on YouTube.
Mo3 ( Melvin Noble) Age
He was 27 years old as of 2020 at the time when he was killed.
Mo3 ( Melvin Noble) Height
is about his body info then his height is 5 feet 6 inches and his weight is 75 kg, he was a young star. His eye color is Black and his hair color is Black too. May God rest his soul in peace.
Mo3 Biography Facts & Life Style
As per the source, he was 27 years old as of 2020 at the time when he was killed
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Real Name Melvin Noble
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Mo3 ( Melvin Noble) Net Worth
He has an estimated net worth of 3 million .

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Bankrupt Texas toll road stiffs subcontractor who goes to the second highest court in the state in a five-year battle over payment.
The Texas Department of Transportation signed a deal with Cintra, a Spanish firm, to run the toll road. Cintra then hired contractors like Star Operations who in turn hired subcontractors, including Dig Tech. The result was a complicated chain of contracts that required a lengthy and expensive court challenge before the family-owned firm could be paid. Last month, the Texas Court of Appeals upheld a jury's decision to award $228,524 to Dig Tech.
There is no dispute that Dig Tech fully completed the work by April 4, 2012. The small firm sent a letter to Star Operations asking why its invoices for the work were being ignored. The widespread problems with the toll road's financial viability became public shortly afterward. Moody's in 2013 cited the project's $1.1 billion debt in its decision to give the scheme a negative rating. SH130 never lived up to the overly optimistic traffic forecasts.
Dig Tech was left with no choice but to sue against Star Corporation's payment bond. Over the course of ten days, a jury reviewed emails and other records to find that there was no legitimate excuse for the family-owned firm not to be paid. The jury found that Star Corporation had "unclean hands" in the deal.
Star Corporation and its insurance company, Great American, decided to appeal the decision on highly technical grounds based on whether the contract between Dig Tech and Star Corporation should be considered under federal or state rules and whether Dig Tech complied with legal notice requirements. The three-judge appellate panel found no reason to overturn the jury's decision.
"The Texas legislature passed the McGregor Act to create a method to ensure that subcontractors and suppliers on public-works projects are paid for their labor and materials because they generally may not place liens against public buildings or other public works," Justice Cindy Olson Bourland wrote for the court. "As an initial matter, Star and Great American fail to explain why lack of notice to SH 130 Concession should preclude Dig Tech from recovery on the bond, when Dig Tech notified the three parties named on the bond -- the obligee, Central Texas; the principal and obligor, Star; and the surety, Great American."
The court did find that the trial court improperly awarded Dig Tech compensation for the cost of copying deposition transcripts. A copy of the ruling is available in a 250k PDF file at the source link below.


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Review: An evening with Diana Ross at Radio City Music Hall in New York Special
By Markos Papadatos Jun 24, 2019 in Music
New York - This past weekend, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Diana Ross performed a headlining show at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
As she took the stage, Ms. Ross was greeted with a tremendous response from the Big Apple audience. She was backed by a talented band, which included the gifted John Scarpulla on saxophone.
She kicked off her set with "I'm Coming Out," which was a true anthem for the LGBTQ community. It was followed by the mid-tempo "More Today Than Yesterday" and The Supremes standard "My World Is Empty Without You."
One of the fan-favorite songs from the first half of the set included "Stop! In the Name of Love," where everybody was reciting the chorus verbatim and equally noteworthy and fun was "Come See About Me."
She picked up the pace with the sultry "You Can't Hurry Love" and immediately broke into "Touch Me in the Morning" and "Love Child," which was sheer bliss.
Of course, no Diana Ross concert is complete without "Upside Down," as well as a medley of "Love Hangover" and "Take Me Higher." She also tipped her hat to the late but great Billie Holiday with "Don't Explain."
She closed with "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and a distinct cover of the Grammy award-winning Gloria Gaynor disco classic "I Will Survive."
Overall, Diana Ross was able to captivate the Radio City Music Hall crowd with her divine vocals and signature R&B classics. The audience knew that they were in the presence of musical greatness. She is worth seeing in concert whenever she comes to each town. Her live set garnered an A rating.
To learn more about Diana Ross and her music, check out her official Facebook page.
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Ooredoo announced an exciting new promotion for Dawli international calling card customers, which gives them extra calling minutes to a chosen favourite country, so they can keep in touch with friends and family back home for longer.
Standard Dawli QR10 cards provide 18 minutes' calling time to a list of countries valid for seven days, while Dawli QR20 cards provide 38 minutes' calling time valid for 30 days.
With Dawli QR10, extra minutes will be added to the customer's account instantly upon recharge and will be valid for seven days. Dawli QR10 offers the following – India, 110 minutes; Nepal (NTC & Ncell) 65 minutes; Philippines (Globe & Smart) 65 minutes; Bangladesh 65 minutes; Pakistan 65 minutes; and Indonesia 50 minutes.
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They can choose from any of the below countries, and extra minutes will be valid for 14 days: India 250 minutes; Nepal (NTC & Ncell) 135 minutes; Philippines (Globe & Smart) 200 minutes; Bangladesh 135 minutes; Pakistan 135 minutes; Indonesia 110 minutes; and Sri Lanka (Dialog) 50 minutes.


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Record breaking 28 million tune in for Tour de Yorkshire
The 2019 Tour de Yorkshire and Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women's Race were viewed across the globe by a record-breaking audience of 28 million. This is an increase of 124 per cent on the fourth edition viewing figures of 12.5 million in 2018.
Both races were televised in their entirety and watched by TV viewers in 190 countries, with more media rights holders (47) and live broadcasters (13) than ever before (source: Nielson Sport 2019). The number of press articles mentioning the race also grew 12.9% year-on-year (source: Kantar).
Independent research released today shows the race boosted the county's economy by £60 million. 1.96 million spectators lined the routes over the four days of action between 2-5 May and the economic impact study - conducted by independent research company GRASP and compiled by Leeds Beckett University - found the overall income generated was £59,852,029.
The economic impact study also showed that the majority of roadside spectators were from Yorkshire (80%) while 20% were from elsewhere in the UK and abroad. 88% of spectators questioned by researchers said they would return to the area where they watched the race as a direct result of visiting it for the Tour.
Welcome to Yorkshire's Commercial Director Peter Dodd said: "We're really pleased with these numbers, especially the recording breaking TV viewing figures which are more than double last year. There is no other event which showcases all four corners of the county to a worldwide audience on a scale like this. £60 million, although a drop on last year with challenging weather conditions proving a factor, still represents a massive boost to the Yorkshire economy and it's clear from the increased press figures that interest in our races, both at home and abroad, has never been higher.
"Tour de France Director Christian Prudhomme noted our Tours 'had come of age' this year and the crowds on the roadside were absolutely incredible once again, especially given the seriously challenging weather we experienced during three of the four days of action.
"The Tour de Yorkshire and Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women's Race showcase Yorkshire as a world-class tourism destination, but on a local level as well, they are so much more than elite bike races. The way communities come together to celebrate them every year is a joy to behold; it's a real carnival atmosphere and highlights the pride people have in their county. And of course, the races are inspiring people from all walks of life to get active in an environmentally friendly way as well."
The 2019 edition saw Chris Lawless become the first British winner of the men's race while legendary cyclist Marianne Vos emerged triumphant in the Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women's Race. And the eyes of the cycling world will be on Yorkshire once again between 22-29 September when the UCI Road World Championships take place in the county along with the Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International which precedes the World Championships. View the infographic
The official UCI Road World Championships and Yorkshire 2019 Para-Cycling International website can be found at www.yorkshire2019.co.uk


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Q: Finding an observation's value given values for other variables A simplified version of my data would look like:
Own_Name    Own_Position    Year    Boss_Name    Boss_Position
John        Director        2017    Tess         Managing Director
Tess        Lead Director   2017    Jim          CEO
John        Lead Director   2018    Jim          CEO
Tess        CFO             2018    Jim          CEO

All data concerning Own_Name, Own_Position and Year is present (so Jim and any others would get their own rows with Own_Name and Boss_Name etc.), but there are many entries where the Boss_Position (but notBoss_Name`) is missing.
Thus, I'm trying to find what the Boss_Position will be, given the Boss_Name and Year. I can do this if I need to pull just one observation (just keep the relevant data where Own_Name matches Boss_Name and Year matches, and use the corresponding Own_Position), but I am not sure what the best way to do this would be where I'm looping through all the missing observations for Boss_Name, since using keep would seem to be very destructive and time consuming.
Ideally, the code would look something like
replace Boss_Position = Own_Position[YearNameMatcher(Boss_Name  Year)] if missing(Boss_Position)

where YearNameMatcher is the function that does what I'm asking for, but I am not sure how to best proceed.
I'm also new to Stata, so I may not be aware of more obvious solutions, though I have tried searching without success.

A: One solution is to generate a separate and temporary dataset with the unique values of variables Boss_Name-Year and then merge this dataset with the original data. You can try this code with your data:
snapshot save

keep if Boss_Position!=""
drop Own*
duplicates drop Year Boss_name, force
tempfile boss
save `boss'

snapshot restore 1

drop Boss_Position

merge m:1 Boss_Name Year using `boss'

snapshot erase _all

This code supposes that the paired values Boss_name and Year are unique. With this approach you don't need to loop through all the missing observations.

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Apple has updated the 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro models with Intel's Core i5 and i7 processors.
Apple users can pick between four standard models, three with a 15-inch display and one with a 17-inch display, according to the company's online store. The least expensive option is the 15-inch model with a 2.4GHz Intel Core i5 for US$1,799. The high-end 15-inch model has a 2.66GHz Intel Core i7 and costs $2,199.
The new 15-inch MacBook Pro comes with a 1440 x 900 pixels LED (Light Emitting Diode) glossy display. Users can also choose a high-resolution 1680 x 1050 pixels glossy or antiglare display, which will add $100 and $150, respectively, to the cost, according to the Apple Store.
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The standard 17-inch model comes with a 2.53GHz Intel i5 processor. Upgrading to a 2.66 GHz Intel Core i7 adds $200 to the $2,299 base price. It has 4GB RAM memory. The display has 1920 x 1200 pixels glossy LED display. For another $50 users can buy the antiglare version. It also has the Nvidia GeForce GT 330M, but with 512MB of memory.
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Q: How to quickly subset many dataframes? I have 180 DataFrame objects, each one has 3130 rows and it's about 300KB in memory.
The index is a DatetimeIndex, business days from 2000-01-03 to 2011-12-31:
from datetime import datetime
import pandas as pd
freq = pd.tseries.offsets.BDay()

index = pd.date_range(datetime(2000,1,3), datetime(2011,12,31), freq=freq)

df = pd.DataFrame(index=index)
df['A'] = 1000.0
df['B'] = 2000.0
df['C'] = 3000.0
df['D'] = 4000.0
df['E'] = 5000.0
df['F'] = True
df['G'] = 1.0
df['H'] = 100.0

I preprocess all the data taking advantage of numpy/pandas vectorization, then I have to loop through the dataframes day by day. To prevent the possibility of 'look ahead bias' and get data from the future I must be sure each day I only return a subset of my dataframes, up to that datapoint. I explain: if the current datapoint I am processing is datetime(2010,5,15) I need data from datetime(2000,1,3) to datetime(2010,5,15). You should not be able to access data more recent than datetime(2010,5,15). With this subset I'll make other computations I can't vectorize because they are path dependent.
I modified my original loop like this:
def get_data(datapoint):
    return df.loc[:datapoint]

calendar = df.index

for datapoint in calendar:
    x = get_data(datapoint)

This kind of code is painfully slow. What is my best option to improve its speed?
If I do not try to prevent the look ahead bias my production code takes about 3 minutes to run but it is too risky. With code like this it takes 13 minutes and this is unacceptable.
%%timeit
A slightly faster option is using iloc instead of loc but it is still slow:
def get_data2(datapoint):
    idx = df.index.get_loc(datapoint)
    return df.iloc[:idx]

for datapoint in calendar:
    x = get_data(datapoint)

371 ms ± 23.2 ms per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1 loop each)
for datapoint in calendar:
    x = get_data2(datapoint)

327 ms ± 7.05 ms per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1 loop each)
The original code, which was not trying to prevent the possibility of look ahead bias, simply returned the whole DataFrame when called for each datapoint. In this example is 100 time faster, real code is 4 times faster.
def get_data_no_check():
    return df

for datapoint in calendar:
    x = get_data_no_check()

2.87 ms ± 89.8 µs per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 100 loops each)

A: See if this work for you:
datapoint_range = pd.date_range(datetime(2000,1,3), datetime.now(), freq=freq)
datapoint = datapoint_range[-1]

Logic is: replacing the ending date to be today so as to ensure not future date.  Then get the last date of the range.
Then use your df.loc[:datapoint] to get the range you want.

A: I solved it like this: first I preprocess all my data in the DataFrame to take advantage of pandas vectorization then I convert it into a dict of dict and I iterate over it preventing the possibility of 'look ahead bias'. Since data are already preprocessed I can avoid the DataFrame overhead. The increase in processing speed in production code let me speechless: down from more than 30 minutes to 40 seconds!
# Convert the DataFrame into a dict of dict

for s, data in self._data.items():
    self._data[s] = data.to_dict(orient='index')


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Experts say that within the next two decades about half of all jobs will be automated. Companies need to recognize that their competitive edge will depend on the quality of their human talent. As a business leader, your goal should be to develop a workforce that knows how to out-think, out-relate and out-learn the competition.
You need to develop a true learning culture.
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Employees must to be able to adjust to changing job needs…in other words, they need to be constant learners.
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Employees may know how to create an Excel worksheet (the skill), but do they know why they have been asked to create it and what attributes would make it more useful (behavior)?
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Ask employees, ask managers, ask executives, ask customers.
If corporate learning is on the right track, your learning initiatives should see an uptick in the employee, customer, operational and financial metrics that matter most.
Prepare your talent for the jobs that technology can't do well…the jobs that require clear thinking, creative solutions and adaptive behaviors. Only then will you be ready to out-think and out-learn your competition.


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By the summer of 1995, British indie guitar music had overtaken the pop consciousness, and Echobelly were poised to break into the mainstream. Though the band was plagued by some behind-the-scenes problems ( bassist Alex Keyser was replaced by James Harris after the recording of their second album, On ) they didn't quite manage to make the leap. "Great Things," the first single from On, entered the charts at number 13, but each subsequent single, and the album itself, didn't fare as well. Nevertheless, the group retained a strong following within Japan over the course of 1995, where they were considered superstars. In 1997, Echobelly issued Lustra.


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Jorge's first trip (or, the suitcase dialogues)
By Eleonora Saravalle| 2018-10-27T15:59:00+02:00	October 22nd, 2018|"Free-Range Kid"|
When a veteran talks, be sure to listen.
ubject: A conversation between suitcases. Setting: A travel stowage room, anywhere, anytime.
Fred was — as always — in the middle of a story: "…Anyway, so they finally put me on a plane to Naples—"
But Jorge interrupted: "A plane? A plane? Why did you say a plane?"
The suitcase old-timers, including Hank the wheel-less (single-handle, canvas and leather), and Buddy the teal-and-fuchsia hard shell (from East Berlin, circa 1987), looked at each other, amused. This wasn't the first time they'd heard Fred tell his story.
But Jorge, an ultra-light, four-wheel spinner with a built-in phone charger, was rapt.
"Every kind of shampoo since 1893 has spilled in me, and I'm still in service," said Ernest. "Usually the humans get mad at themselves for packing it."
Fred picked up again: "Well, cause wouldn't ya know it, I was finally going to Naples, just the wrong one! I ended up in Naples, Florida and not Naples, Italy!"
Jorge considered this for a second before exploding into a fit of giggles. Hank and Buddy just sighed.
Fred loved being on the welcoming committee for fresh case faces. He looked at Jorge, no stickers on his shell yet, no luggage tag marking the moves of his owners, his corners still perfectly buff. Little did Jorge know the joys that would attend him in years of travel to come.
"So, Jorge," said Fred, "are you excited for your first trip?"
"It's not exactly my first, first. I was shipped to the store in White Plains. So, I mean, I'm not a total newbie."
Some snickers filled the room. Hank and Buddy tossed around angry glares.
Hank had seen off innumerable new guys: "You're a little nervous, aren't ya?"
Jorge's shiny silver shell flushed to a tungsten grey. He looked away.
Buddy didn't get his name for nothing: "Kid, you got nothing to worry about. The fellas at the airport will direct you to the right place, so as long as you pay attention and aren't rude, you've got the trick down."
Jorge nodded, relieved. But with his biggest worry assuaged, new ones sprung up, as in what happens when you open a suitcase to reveal many smaller pouches inside it?
Fred felt the spotlight had been off him long enough. "Just remember, try not to become overweight luggage!"
A few seconds of awkward silence ensued. Jorge, stricken with panic, looked to Hank and Buddy for help. Hank muttered "Fred…" under his breath. Buddy glanced to the right and Jorge, following his gaze, spotted a lumpy two-wheeler, all the extra-space zippers opened, and a large orange tag marking the fellow suitcase as "OVERWEIGHT."
Fred noticed the bag and immediately started making fumbling amends. He wanted no enemies. "Louie, I'm so sorry — I didn't mean —"
But Louie cut him short. "No, you kind of did mean that… but it's okay. It's actually a good way to talk to the new kid about the pervasive overweight-ism in this profession."
Whatever happens, never let yourself be seduced and abandoned…
Louie then turned to the newbie. "Jorge, was it? Right. Listen, if you do become overweight, you need to understand it's not your fault. The fault is of the humans, that pack those tight jeans they've never worn because they finally might. Or that extra suit. Or the dummies that bring their own conditioner on an international trip. But it's never your fault. Understand?" Jorge nodded vigorously.
"And if you ever do become overweight luggage," Louie continued, "it's not that bad. I could do without the dramatic huffing and puffing when they lift me, or the derisive drawing of a man breaking his back as he lifts me as seen on this hideous orange label, but besides that, you get extra attention. So, chin up, bud."
Now, Jorge really did feel better. Hank, however, could tell that Jorge still had more questions. "Go on, ask away."
"Do I need to do anything special if I'm first class luggage?"
Fred couldn't help himself: "Just don't get all snooty like Jean-Paul over there," pointing to a supple leather duffle with monogrammed initials. "He used to go by Johnny."
The door to the tarmac opened and some airport crew members filed in, starting to gather the luggage. Hank looked over at Jorge.
Jorge: "What if something spills inside me?"
The answer, this time, came from a large trunk with destination stickers all over him and dark patches of leather that looked like stains. A noble-looking trunk by the name of Ernest. "Every kind of shampoo since 1893 has spilled in me, and I'm still in service," said Ernest. "Usually the humans get mad at themselves for packing it and, as we all say"— everyone joined in — "You can always blame it on the airport!"
About the Author: Eleonora Saravalle
Los Angeles-based Eleonora was born in Milan. She studied schools in Italy, England and the U.S. before earning her degree at Brown. When Eleonora is not acting, writing or watching comedy, she spends her time drinking tea, worrying too much about everything and spouting spoonerisms.
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Q: Loop through array results within last hour I have a script that queries an API and finds records within the last day.
I'd like to then loop through these results and solely get those within the last hour.
Can someone explain how I do this?
This is my array of daily results:
array(2) {
  [0]=>
  array(36) {
    ["CallRef"]=> string(10) "1234567891"
    ["CallStartTime"]=> string(8) "08:18:30"
  }
  [1]=>
  array(36) {
    ["CallRef"]=> string(10) "1234567892"
    ["CallStartTime"]=> string(8) "14:04:20"
  }
}

It's 14:40 here in the UK so my script should just grab the 2nd item from the array.

A: How about this?
$apiElements = [
    ['CallRef' => '1234567891', 'CallStartTime' => '08:18:30'],
    ['CallRef' => '1234567892', 'CallStartTime' => '14:04:20'],
];

$currentFormatted = (new DateTime())->format('H');
$startOfHour = DateTime::createFromFormat('H:i:s', $currentFormatted . ':00:00');
$endOfHour = DateTime::createFromFormat('H:i:s', $currentFormatted . ':59:59');

$callsInHour = array_filter($apiElements, function($element) use ($startOfHour, $endOfHour) {
    $dt = DateTime::createFromFormat('H:i:s', $element['CallStartTime']);
    return $dt >= $startOfHour && $dt <= $endOfHour;
});

Totally untested, but give it a try.
Next time, please post what code you tried...

A: Theres multiple ways to do this. You can get a Unix timestmap from a hour ago: strtotime('-1 hour'). You can explode the time on every : in the time and take the 2nd result from the explode result.
foreach ($array as $value){
    $exploded=explode(":",$value['CallStartTime']);
    if(date('H')-1>$exploded[1]){
       //This means it's an hour ago.
    }
}

A: Replace $allResults and try this:
date_default_timezone_set('UTC');
$hourAgo = strtotime(date('H:i:s')) - 3600;
foreach ($allResults as $result){
    if(strtotime($result["CallStartTime"]) > $hourAgo){
        var_dump($result);
    }
}

A: More flexible solution:
First you need a function to convert time to seconds
function convertTimeToSeconds($hhmmss)
{
    //correct format if needed
    list($hours, $minutes, $seconds) = explode(':', $hhmmss);
    return $hours * 3600 + $minutes * 60 + $seconds;
}

And then you just can use array_filter function
    $now = date('H:i:s');
    $nowSeconds = convertTimeToSeconds($now);
    $filterFunction = function ($value) use ($nowSeconds) {
        return ($nowSeconds - convertTimeToSeconds($value['CallStartTime'])) < 3600; //3600 seconds = hour
    };
    $filteredList = array_filter($array, $filterFunction);

All together https://3v4l.org/icAmp

A: I suppose you have this array
    Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [CallRef] => 1234567892
            [CallStartTime] => 21:04:20
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [CallRef] => 1234567892
            [CallStartTime] => 09:08:08
        )

    [2] => Array
        (
            [CallRef] => 1234567892
            [CallStartTime] => 08:11:08
        )

    [3] => Array
        (
            [CallRef] => 1234567892
            [CallStartTime] => 20:59:08
        )

)

And so i tried this
    <?php

     $arr = array(
            "0" => array (
               "CallRef" => 1234567892,
               "CallStartTime" => "21:04:20"
            ),

            "1" => array (
                "CallRef" => 1234567892,
               "CallStartTime" => "09:08:08"
            ),
            "2" => array (
                "CallRef" => 1234567892,
               "CallStartTime" => "08:11:08"
            ),
            "3" => array (
                "CallRef" => 1234567892,
               "CallStartTime" => "20:59:08"
            )
         );
         //echo "<pre>";print_r($arr);die;
     date_default_timezone_set('Asia/kolkata');//set your timezone
     $currentTime = date('H:i:s');//getting current time
     $lastHourTime = date('H:i:s', strtotime('-1 hour'));//getting last hour time
     $result = array();
     foreach ($arr as $singlearr){
         if(strtotime($singlearr['CallStartTime']) >= strtotime($lastHourTime) && strtotime($singlearr['CallStartTime']) <= strtotime($currentTime)){
             $result[] = $singlearr;
         }else{

         }

}
     echo "<pre>";print_r($result);die;//this gives me last hour records only

Check Demo When you check demo All records which have time > last hour  will return otherwise it will return empty array
May be it can help!


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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 game will not launch on Xbox One
Everything else is okay though, even Wii U
The new Amazing Spider-Man 2 movie tie-in game was all set to see a release on the PC, PS3, PS4, 360, Xbox One, Wii U and 3DS platforms in the near future, but it appears as if one of them will not make it in time. Apparently, Activision has informed Eurogamer that the Xbox One version will not ship with the rest, and no real details were given as to why this is the case.
The publisher will be collaborating with Microsoft to release the game eventually, but no timetable was given. While it's not a major blow, it's odd that the PlayStation 4 version has no issues, and will see a day one release.
Activision indefinitely postpones Xbox One version of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 [Eurogamer]
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#include "config.h"
#include "core/inspector/ScriptCallFrame.h"

#include "platform/TracedValue.h"

namespace blink {

ScriptCallFrame::ScriptCallFrame()
    : m_functionName("undefined")
    , m_scriptId("")
    , m_scriptName("undefined")
    , m_lineNumber(0)
    , m_column(0)
{
}

ScriptCallFrame::ScriptCallFrame(const String& functionName, const String& scriptId, const String& scriptName, unsigned lineNumber, unsigned column)
    : m_functionName(functionName)
    , m_scriptId(scriptId)
    , m_scriptName(scriptName)
    , m_lineNumber(lineNumber)
    , m_column(column)
{
}

ScriptCallFrame::~ScriptCallFrame()
{
}

// buildInspectorObject() and toTracedValue() should set the same fields.
// If either of them is modified, the other should be also modified.
PassRefPtr<TypeBuilder::Console::CallFrame> ScriptCallFrame::buildInspectorObject() const
{
    return TypeBuilder::Console::CallFrame::create()
        .setFunctionName(m_functionName)
        .setScriptId(m_scriptId)
        .setUrl(m_scriptName)
        .setLineNumber(m_lineNumber)
        .setColumnNumber(m_column)
        .release();
}

void ScriptCallFrame::toTracedValue(TracedValue* value) const
{
    value->beginDictionary();
    value->setString("functionName", m_functionName);
    value->setString("scriptId", m_scriptId);
    value->setString("url", m_scriptName);
    value->setInteger("lineNumber", m_lineNumber);
    value->setInteger("columnNumber", m_column);
    value->endDictionary();
}

} // namespace blink

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