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Morrisville Traffic Tickets Lawyers
Wiley Nickel
Cary, NC Traffic Tickets Attorney with 15 years of experience
(919) 650-2851	2401 Weston Parkway
Cary,	NC 27513
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Committed to defending your Legal Rights! Wiley lives and works in Cary, North Carolina. In 1998, he graduated from Tulane University with a major in Political Science and a minor in History. After college Wiley went to work for Al Gore and travelled with the Vice President as part of his national advance staff. Following the Gore campaign he earned his law degree from the Pepperdine University School of Law in 2005. While in law school Wiley worked as a law clerk in the Ventura County District Attorney's Office where he gained valuable criminal...
George Wilmarth Nickel III
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Cannabis Law, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Pepperdine Univ School of Law
Wiley Nickel lives and works in Cary, North Carolina. In 1998, he graduated from Tulane University with a major in Political Science and a minor in History. After college Wiley went to work for Al Gore and travelled with the Vice President as part of his national advance staff. Following the Gore campaign he earned his law degree from the Pepperdine University School of Law in 2005.
While in law school Wiley worked as a law clerk in the Ventura County District Attorney's Office where he gained valuable criminal trial experience. His first job out of law school...
William Wickward Jr
Durham, NC Traffic Tickets Attorney
(919) 313-4537	4819 Emperor Blvd
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Arbitration & Mediation, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
North Carolina Central University School of Law
Durham disability, personal injury and traffic lawyer representing clients in Durham, Raleigh, Cary, Hillsborough, Chapel Hill and throughout North Carolina.
Lindsey D. Granados
Cary, NC Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 12 years of experience
Attorney Lindsey D. Granados is an experienced trial lawyer and seasoned litigator who advocates tirelessly for her clients. She truly cares for the well-being of her clients, and her compassion and desire to see justice in action motivates her to seek the best possible outcome in each case. Over the course of her career, Lindsey has tried hundreds of District Court cases—infractions, misdemeanors of every variety, DWIs—and numerous high-level felony criminal jury trials to verdict in Superior Court.
Ms. Granados was born and raised in Seminole, Oklahoma. She graduated from Oklahoma Baptist University, located in Shawnee, Oklahoma and with a Bachelor's...
Juan Antonio Arreola
Raleigh, NC Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 3 years of experience
(252) 378-9293	8801 Fast Park Drive
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
James Prescott Little
Raleigh, NC Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(919) 856-3940	2626 Glenwood Ave - Suite 550
James is a Wake County criminal defense attorney with extensive experience defending against driving while impaired charges, traffic violations, probation violations, drug offenses, and a wide variety of felony and misdemeanor allegations. He is a graduate of Wake Forest University and North Carolina Central University School of Law. While in law school, James served as President of the Student Bar Association and was a Senior Board Member of the Moot Court Board. In 2007, he was awarded the Floyd B. McKissick Award for Leadership and Scholarship at the school. He graduated from law school cum laude.
James has practiced in...
Kathy Williams Richardson
Durham, NC Traffic Tickets Attorney with 28 years of experience
(919) 680-2300	2310 S. Miami Blvd
I help people who are facing felony and misdemeanor criminal and traffic charges and driver's license revocations. I also represent people on a wide array of family law issues such as Separation and Divorce, Child Custody and Support, and Alimony and Equitable Distribution, and I assist landlords and tenants with residential and commercial leasing disputes. I have been a criminal defense attorney since the beginning of my career. I worked as an Assistant Public Defender in both Gaston and Durham Counties, before I decided to move to private practice and left the Public Defender's office to...
Paige Miles Feldmann
Raleigh, NC Traffic Tickets Attorney
(919) 747-3244	203 W. Millbrook
Campbell Law School
Paige is a criminal defense attorney in Raleigh, North Carolina. She handles a wide range of criminal offenses in Wake County, including possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana, shoplifting, DWIs, larcenies, assault on female charges, and traffic tickets.
Contact her at hello@paigefeldmannlaw.com
William Finn Jr
(919) 845-6688	7101-122 Creedmoor Rd
I have been practicing as a criminal defense attorney exclusively in Wake County since 2002. Prior to that I was an Assistant District Attorney in Wake County. While I was a prosecutor I co-authored the first edition of the North Carolina Prosecutor's DWI Manual, and prosecuted individuals for armed robbery, arson and murder to name a few. As a defense attorney I have been recognized on multiple occasions as one of the top criminal defense attorneys in North Carolina. I pride myself on giving quality service to my clients and ensuring that they stay...
Nicholas J Dowgul
Raleigh, NC Traffic Tickets Attorney with 8 years of experience
(919) 694-0001	7406 Chapel Hill Rd., Suite H
Traffic Tickets, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Landlord Tenant
Kristi R. Haddock
Cary, NC Traffic Tickets Attorney with 5 years of experience
(919) 335-5656	2500 Regency Pkwy
Attorney Kristi Haddock was born and raised in Cary, North Carolina. A true hometown attorney, she knows how much central North Carolina has changed over the past 30 years. Kristi recognizes the issues her clients face in growing cities that lack good public transportation. For that reason, Attorney Haddock is committed to helping her clients restore their license.
Prior to starting her own firm, Kristi worked as a criminal defense attorney for four years and enjoyed successfully defending a wide variety of misdemeanors, felonies, and traffic offenses both in and around Wake County. Kristi also successfully represented clients at numerous...
Joseph Wilson Jr
(919) 688-7393	2525 Meridian Parkway
Traffic Tickets, Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense and Workers' Comp
Mr. Wilson is a member of the Durham County Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the North Carolina Bar Association and the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers. He serves as a board member of the Large Law Firm Management Section of the North Carolina Bar Association. He is admitted to practice before the following courts: All North Carolina State Courts United States District Court for the Western District of North Carolina United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina United States District Court for...
Derek Caldwell
(919) 838-9400	4801 Glenwood Avenue
Traffic Tickets, Bankruptcy and Consumer
Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology
Steven Saad
Raleigh, NC Traffic Tickets Attorney with 12 years of experience
(919) 263-2500	105 S Bloodworth St
Saad Law has handled over 100,000 criminal charges in Wake County and devotes their practice to defending citizens who are the subject of criminal charges, both in the DWI arena and all other areas of criminal law. Steven Saad spent years as a Supervisor in the Wake County District Attorney's Office where he oversaw the prosecution of every DWI, misdemeanor, and traffic case charged in Raleigh and the surrounding cities. Now that experience is put to work for his current clients.
Saad Law also represents defendants charged with an array of traffic violations and provides the best opportunity to...
John Fanney
(919) 617-7009	108 Park Ave
John Fanney is an experienced, successful criminal trial lawyer with a small, personal attention practice in Raleigh, North Carolina. John focuses his practice on DWI, felony, misdemeanor and traffic offenses. John has 25 years of trial experience representing individuals charged with criminal offenses in Wake County and other parts of North Carolina. He has tried over 20 criminal jury trials and literally hundreds of trials before district court judges. John is Board Certified as a Specialist in State and Federal Criminal Defense by the North Carolina State Bar. John has been twice selected by U.S....
Daniel A. Hatley
(919) 200-0822	608 W. Johnson St
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
www.iticket.law - Powered by Hatley Law Office Daniel "Dan" Hatley opened the Law Office of Daniel A. Hatley in April of 2009 and has been helping drivers navigate the tangled web of traffic law ever since. Mr. Hatley is a consummate negotiator and advocate, whether working in the Courts or behind the scenes in one of his many non-profit endeavors. As a member of the Millennial Generation, Dan understood intuitively the advantages that technology could bring to the provision of legal services. As a native of the State of North Carolina, he also understood that people highly value honest...
Geoffrey Ryan Willis
(919) 900-7668	1101 Haynes St.
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
Ryan is a Raleigh native and Enloe High School alumnus. He got his BA from NC State University and his JD from UNC. After law school Ryan worked for two years as a prosecutor in the Wake County District Attorney's Office. While working in the DA's office Ryan prosecuted hundreds of cases, particularly DWI/DUI cases. Ryan went to work at the Wake County criminal defense firm of Manning & Crouch in 2006. He left that law firm in 2010 to start his own firm. Ryan focuses his practice on criminal defense and DWI/DUI defense.
Adam Palmer Soltys
Traffic Tickets, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Attorney Adam Soltys's office is centrally located in Greensboro, right in the middle of his practice area, which spans throughout the Triad in Guilford, Davidson, Rockingham, and Forsyth Counties. Before joining iTicket.law, Adam started and for the past nine years has continued to run his own independent criminal and traffic practice. An avid Davidson Wildcats fan, Attorney Soltys can often be found debating the intricacies of Steph Curry's shot. Fluent in Spanish, he has a particular focus on serving underrepresented immigrant communities.
Patrick Benton Weede
(919) 882-6168	127 West Hargett Street, Suite 600
Weede Law, PLLC is a criminal defense law practice that handles all types of state and federal criminal cases. We serve the Triangle area as well as surrounding communities.
Attorney Patrick B. Weede, a former state and federal prosecutor and an experienced trial attorney, is uniquely qualified to handle your case. He knows how to identify the key issues and how to think like a prosecutor.
As a prosecutor, Mr. Weede handled almost every type of case, including traffic, DWI, drugs, fraud, property crimes, firearm offenses, common law/armed robbery, and murder. In addition, he...
Meg Westall
Traffic Tickets, DUI & DWI and Estate Planning
Margaret S. "Meg" Westall anchors iTicket in Western North Carolina, handling traffic matters in Buncombe and Madison Counties. One of Attorney Hatley's oldest friends, Meg has helped our law firm expand all the way to the beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway. Prior to joining iTicket.law, Meg worked in a small Asheville-based firm where her practice focused on estate and trust planning and administration. Advising fiduciaries and neutralizing conflict in matters of administration has afforded her a no-nonsense approach to technical problem solving. Meg is also involved with the Pisgah Legal Services Mountain Area Volunteer Lawyer program, for which she assists low-income...
Colby Tilton Berry
(919) 832-7700	434 Fayetteville St
2020 will be the 14th year that I have practiced law exclusively in criminal defense. My legal career began as a deputy public defender in Los Angeles County where I received extensive training and experience. During my tenure as a public defender, I tried approximately 18 jury trials and more than 50 juvenile cases ranging from misdemeanors to serious felonies and strikes, including one murder case in the juvenile system. Now in private practice in North Carolina, I maintain the original passion and dedication to my clients that drew me to this work while still in law...
Garen McClure
Traffic Tickets, Business, DUI & DWI and Estate Planning
City University of New York Law School
Garen McClure is our Hillsborough-based attorney and litigator, with experience in traffic, business law, and estate planning. Garen utilizes his experience as a former New York City legal services attorney in assisting his clients to achieve their goals with respect to their litigation matters.* Garen has very broad litigation skills & the ability to work closely with his clients to ensure their involvement, providing very personal & responsive service. As a publicly educated attorney, Garen never strayed too far from his rural upbringing, and now uses his legal skill for the greater good.
Matthew John Golden
(919) 890-3795	127 W. Hargett St.
My firm, which is approaching its 10th year in practice, focuses on criminal defense and DWI defense in the Raleigh area. I have been named to the Legal Elite by Business NC Magazine, as well as a SuperLawyers Rising Star for the 5th year in a row.
If you want top-notch representation at an affordable price, you have found the right firm. I have successfully represented over four thousand clients with charges including Speeding, Reckless Driving, Driving While Impaired, Drug Trafficking and Distribution, Felony Assault, Felony Larceny, and Felony Death by Motor Vehicle.
I also focus on driver's license restoration. I help...
Mr. Moseley Matheson
Mr. Matheson is a former prosecutor who is dedicated to zealously advocate for his clients. He practices exclusively criminal defense, and limits his practice to only Wake County. Mr. Matheson has substantial criminal law experience, not only as a private defense attorney, but also his previous work with the A.C.L.U. Capital Punishment Project and the Durham County Public Defender's Office. Recently, Attorney Matheson was asked by the North Carolina Bar Association to serve as the Managing Editor of the N.C. Criminal Law Desk Book. Additionally, he wrote both the 'Driving While Impaired Defense' and the 'First Offenders'...
Jason Craig
(919) 200-0822	608 W. Johnson St.
Charlotte School of Law
Jason Craig is an Attorney for iTicket.law based out of Asheville and personally serves our clients in Burke, Caldwell, Polk, Rutherford, and Transylvania Counties. Prior to working with iTicket.law, Jason worked with his father in Alamance County handling criminal and civil litigation. Jason moved to Western North Carolina in 2017 where he began work as a domestic violence and family law attorney with Pisgah Legal Services. Jason continues his work with Pisgah Legal Services as a Mountain Area Volunteer Lawyer (MAVL) helping victims of domestic violence through pro bono representation.
William J. Vasquez
(919) 533-7000	1029 Dresser Court
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, Immigration and Personal Injury
William Vásquez is a native of Queens, NY. He served in the U.S. Air Force from 2000-2007. He is a veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom and received the Joint Service Achievement Medal for his work as a Spanish linguist for the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2005. William graduated from Campbell University in 2007 with a degree in computer science. He earned his J.D. in 2011 from the North Carolina Central University School of Law. His practice areas include immigration law and criminal defense cases. He is licensed and in good standing with the State Bar of North Carolina and...
Meleaha Machelle Kimrey
I represent clients with tickets in Cumberland County and Hoke County. I began my legal career in the Cumberland County Public Defender's Office in 2006. In 2010, I went into private practice and founded Kimrey Law, PLLC in 2015 and joined the Hatley Law Office in 2019.
My legal career has focused exclusively on traffic, misdemeanor and felony defense, to include being a member of the Capital Defender's Roster to try First Degree Murder cases. I also have a vast trial experience, both in District and Superior Courts. I proudly serve as an advisory board member to Second Harvest Food Bank...
Jarrette Pittman
Traffic Tickets, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
Attorney Pittman is on staff with iTicket.law and manages our "eastern front" of North Carolina along with fellow associate Attorney Phelps. While previously serving as an assistant district attorney in Pitt County since 2014, Pittman has prosecuted cases ranging from minor traffic offenses, impaired driving offenses, juvenile crimes, non-capital murder cases, and felony drug offenses to felony financial crimes. "In spite of the case, fairness is most important to me," he says. Now, as a criminal defense attorney with the Hatley Law Office, Attorney Pittman can leverage his unique perspective and experience to seek the best possible outcome for his...
William Lenox Fay
(919) 828-5570	2609 Atlantic Avenue
Traffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Immigration
I finished law school in 2005 and immediately opened my own firm in Raleigh, North Carolina. I began my practice taking criminal cases in North Carolina state courts, with matters ranging from simple speeding tickets up to high level felonies. My practice has been a success because I care deeply for my clients, I consistently get them fantastic results, and I create fee structures that people can actually afford. Over my career, I have taught several seminars to other attorneys on how to properly defend criminal and traffic cases, with a significant emphasis on teaching defense of...
Aaron M Jones
Traffic Tickets, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Represents clients in Orange, Alamance, and Chatham Counties. Prior to joining iTicket.law Aaron was a jury consultant with Jury-X LLC, guiding trial attorneys through the voir dire process. In his free time Aaron enjoys spending time with his fiance and two dogs. He also enjoys hiking, playing soccer, and rugby.
Daniel Barker
(919) 831-8901	318 S McDowell St
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, DUI & DWI and Nursing Home
A native of New Bern, North Carolina, Daniel Barker completed his BA degree at NC State in 1989 after graduating from EHS in Alexandria, Va. He then attended Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama, earning a JD in 1992. During his third year of law school, Daniel was elected and served as President of the Student Bar Association. Daniel returned to Raleigh to begin his legal career as a sole practitioner for six years in the practice areas of real property transactions, criminal defense and civil litigation before joining the Raleigh office of Stubbs & Purdue in 1999....
Kevin Michael Kennedy
Chapel Hill, NC Traffic Tickets Attorney
(919) 960-5023	1340 Environ Way
Chapel Hill,	NC 27517
For over 15 years attorney Kevin Kennedy and team have built a law firm on the values of transparency, clear communication with clients, and aggressive advocacy. All at an affordable rate. Attorney Kennedy is a Chapel Hill based criminal defense attorney serving the greater Triangle area. He focuses his practice on traffic related violations, DWI cases, revoked licenses, drug and alcohol violations, and traffic accidents. Please give us a call or get in touch with us on our website to receive a free consultation directly from Kevin himself about your pending legal matter. You are not a criminal. Let us...
Keith Metz
Keith Metz heads up our Charlotte office, serving clients in Mecklenburg, Union, Cabarrus, and Iredell Counties. After finishing law school, Mr. Metz opened his own law firm in Charlotte, focusing on criminal, family law, and small claims matters, which he continues to run in addition to his practice with iTicket.law. Mr. Metz also serves as a Pro Bono attorney for Safe Alliance, a Charlotte non-profit, aiding victims of domestic violence. Through his pro bono representation in court, Keith helps victims of domestic violence get the protection they need to live a safe life. Mr. Metz enjoys hiking with his German...
Russell Dement III
(919) 833-5555	333 Fayetteville Street Mall
Russell is a former prosecutor with 19 years of experience in North Carolina Criminal Courts. It is a passion for protecting people's rights during the most difficult times of their lives that has lead Russell to achieve significant success throughout his practice. Among the many accolades and awards Russell has received for his work are being included in Best Lawyers (c) in America for Criminal Defense, General Practice 2017, North Carolina Business Journal's Legal Elite 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016, and 2017, as well as The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 since 2014.
Roger Smith Jr.
Traffic Tickets, Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
Roger W. Smith, Jr., was born in Raleigh, North Carolina and attended the Raleigh public schools. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of North Carolina in 1991. While at UNC he was inducted into the Order of Gimghoul.
After college, Mr. Smith moved to Wyoming where, during a period of about two years, he learned to hand-make rough white-pine furniture in the Western tradition. He returned to North Carolina and co-founded Appalachian Designs, a company through which he continued to manufacture and market this furniture.
In the fall of 1996, Mr. Smith entered the Norman A....
Grant Stephen Scheuring
(919) 880-2284	421 Fayetteville Street
In my years of practice as an attorney, I've learned that everyone wants to be heard and everyone wants to be respected. I take pride in my work and care about my clients. You can learn more about me by reading the reviews that clients have posted about my work. My law firm is focused on misdemeanors, lower level felonies, DWI, and traffic offenses. Call anytime for a free consultation.
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North Carolina (2011)
Wake County Academy of Criminal Trial Lawyers (WCACTL)
North Carolina Bar Association (NCBA)
Tenth Judicial District Bar (Wake County)
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Tyler Benson
Traffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Entertainment & Sports
Tyler S. Benson is an attorney based out of Raleigh, NC. Tyler focuses his practice on criminal, DWI, and traffic matters, and has represented clients throughout the State of North Carolina on thousands of cases. He knows the ins-and-outs of traffic laws and DMV regulations, and has handled criminal matters ranging from felonies to misdemeanors. He is also an experienced entertainment attorney, and handles contract and venue negotiations for a number of musical acts. Prior to working with iTicket, Tyler worked for a large criminal & traffic firm in Chapel Hill, and his practice has taken him all over central...
Jeremy A Cotten
(919) 587-8544	421 Fayetteville Street #1101
Mr. Jeremy Cotten is a native of Fuquay-Varina in Wake County, North Carolina. He attended primary education in Fuquay and has many family members from the area.
After completing his high school education, he was drafted in the 2nd Round (58th overall pick) of the 1998 Major League Baseball Draft and signed a professional contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He played for five seasons in the Pirates organization as third and first baseman. He was a Baseball America Top Prospect in 1998; his career stats are available here. He then returned to North Carolina to obtain his BA in Trust and...
Lynn Norton
Chapel Hill, NC Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 33 years of experience
(919) 448-5988	7306 Spring Vista Court
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense and Domestic Violence
I have been a practicing attorney since 1987. I began my legal career in Los Angeles, California. I joined the Office of the Public Defender in 1990. During my 18 year career as a Deputy Public Defender, I was able to gain invaluable trial experience. I was promoted to the highest trial level position and was assigned death penalty cases. I lectured at attorney training seminars on the topic of juvenile mitigation and fitness and taught a felony trial series for new felony lawyers.
Upon relocating to North Carolina, I worked as an Assistant District Attorney for the County of Durham...
Chris Dozier
(919) 443-0911	3825 Barrett Dr
Criminal Defense Attorney Chris Dozier provides comprehensive, aggressive legal defense for people who have been charged with a crime. As a former Wake County Prosecutor, he knows what it takes to get the job done. Whether you have been charged with a speeding ticket, a DWI, Domestic Violence, underage drinking, or any other crime, Dozier will fight to protect your rights.
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Former Union minister Vilas Muttemwar made the comments at a party meeting in Rajasthan on Saturday. The video of his speech has gone viral on social media.
The Congress leader said it was a fact that people of the country knew who Rahul Gandhi's father was but not many knew about Modi's father.
After Raj Babbar and C P Joshi, another Congress leader has added to the party's embarrassment by making controversial comments about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's lineage.
"Who knew you (Modi) before you became the PM. Even now, nobody knows the name of your father, but everybody knows the name of (Congress president) Rahul Gandhi's father," Muttemwar is heard saying in the viral video.
Muttemwar, who hails from Vidarbha region, told PTI that the video in circulation was distorted.
"It was an internal party meeting yesterday. The person who shot the video distorted it and posted it online," he said.
The Congress leader said it was a fact that people of the country knew who Rahul Gandhi's father was but not many knew about Modi's father. "The world knows past generations of Rahul Gandhi but no one knows who Modi's father was," he said.
Babbar had likened the falling rupee to the age of Modi's mother, after Joshi's casteist remark on the PM and Union minister Uma Bharti.
"Before becoming PM, Narendra Modi used to say that the value of the rupee has fallen to a level where it is almost the same as the age of the then-PM (Manmohan Singh). Now, it is inching towards the age of Modi's respected mother," Babbar had said.
The PMs mother, Heeraben Modi, is 98 years old.
Addressing a poll meeting in Rajasthan on Thursday, Joshi had reportedly said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP MP Uma Bharti and Hindu activist Sadhvi Ritambhara are from "lower castes" and know nothing of Hinduism. He said it is the Brahmins who are learned and know of Hinduism.


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#include <jni.h>
#include <vector>

#include "third_party/libyuv/include/libyuv/convert.h"
#include "third_party/libyuv/include/libyuv/scale.h"

#include "common_video/libyuv/include/webrtc_libyuv.h"
#include "rtc_base/checks.h"
#include "sdk/android/generated_video_jni/NV21Buffer_jni.h"

namespace webrtc {
namespace jni {

static void JNI_NV21Buffer_CropAndScale(JNIEnv* jni,
                                        jint crop_x,
                                        jint crop_y,
                                        jint crop_width,
                                        jint crop_height,
                                        jint scale_width,
                                        jint scale_height,
                                        const JavaParamRef<jbyteArray>& j_src,
                                        jint src_width,
                                        jint src_height,
                                        const JavaParamRef<jobject>& j_dst_y,
                                        jint dst_stride_y,
                                        const JavaParamRef<jobject>& j_dst_u,
                                        jint dst_stride_u,
                                        const JavaParamRef<jobject>& j_dst_v,
                                        jint dst_stride_v) {
  const int src_stride_y = src_width;
  const int src_stride_uv = src_width;
  const int crop_chroma_x = crop_x / 2;
  const int crop_chroma_y = crop_y / 2;

  jboolean was_copy;
  jbyte* src_bytes = jni->GetByteArrayElements(j_src.obj(), &was_copy);
  RTC_DCHECK(!was_copy);
  uint8_t const* src_y = reinterpret_cast<uint8_t const*>(src_bytes);
  uint8_t const* src_uv = src_y + src_height * src_stride_y;

  uint8_t* dst_y =
      static_cast<uint8_t*>(jni->GetDirectBufferAddress(j_dst_y.obj()));
  uint8_t* dst_u =
      static_cast<uint8_t*>(jni->GetDirectBufferAddress(j_dst_u.obj()));
  uint8_t* dst_v =
      static_cast<uint8_t*>(jni->GetDirectBufferAddress(j_dst_v.obj()));

  // Crop using pointer arithmetic.
  src_y += crop_x + crop_y * src_stride_y;
  src_uv += 2 * crop_chroma_x + crop_chroma_y * src_stride_uv;

  NV12ToI420Scaler scaler;
  // U- and V-planes are swapped because this is NV21 not NV12.
  scaler.NV12ToI420Scale(src_y, src_stride_y, src_uv, src_stride_uv, crop_width,
                         crop_height, dst_y, dst_stride_y, dst_v, dst_stride_v,
                         dst_u, dst_stride_u, scale_width, scale_height);

  jni->ReleaseByteArrayElements(j_src.obj(), src_bytes, JNI_ABORT);
}

}  // namespace jni
}  // namespace webrtc

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Q: getting a 403 error from youtube data API I'm getting a 403 error from youtube data API.
Its confusing because I'm getting that my credinal key isn't enabled but in the developer console the key is enbaled, and I'm getting 100% errors.

A: You need to remove the http://localhost:3000/ restriction from the website restrictions

A: My youtube project was corrupted, i deleted it and created a new one and it worked.

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A new regime takes over the old Jelly's in Mission Bay
By Paolo Lucchesi on July 28, 2014 at 5:40 PM
Photo: Jasna Hodzic / The Chronicle
The exterior of Jelly's back in 2010.
Rendering by East Street Ventures/Premier Structures
A new regime takes over the old Jelly's in Mission Bay
John Caine from Hidive on Pier 28, along with developers Paul Osmundson and Elliott Grimshaw from Premier Structures, have signed a lease to open a two-story restaurant and bar in the big Mission Bay waterfront space last known as Jelly's.
John Caine, the owner of the Hi Dive Bar on the Embarcadero. Photo: The Chronicle/Kurt Rogers 2008
The space — which includes 3,000 square feet indoors and another 6,000 square feet outdoors — has been dark since Jelly's was evicted following a 2010 shooting.
The Pier 50 location is prime — and getting primer. Right next to the parking lots, it is roughly 300 yards south of A&T Park and also a few hundred yards away from the forthcoming Warriors stadium; and it's directly next door to Anchor Brewery's huge Pier 48 project, plus all the condos and offices under construction. It's all happening.
Caine's restaurant/bar has no name yet, but you can get a sense of his plan in the renderings above. The first floor will feature a dining room and bar. The main bar will feature views of the ballpark, north across Willie McCovey Cove; upstairs will be a second dining room with the option for private events. There will be outdoor seating on a deck upstairs, as well as on a downstairs patio. All in all, expect about 150-225 seats.
Caine describes the food as casual San Francisco classics: cioppino, mussels, salads, crab in season, salmon in season. The consulting chef will be Terrell Brunet, who also helped Caine with the food at Hidive. A Santa Maria Grill, or two, will be brought in for wood-fire grilling of tri-tip, sausages and chicken.
"I guy I was talking to the other day asked about my theme," says Caine. "That's a tough. We're a san Francisco restaurant that evolves on its own, and we'll let the customers decide on their own."
Port leases are no easy thing to come by; Caine has been working on the 295 Terry Francois Boulevard lease for nearly two years. When it went to bid 18 months ago, the Port got five serious bids — one of which was rumored to be Rock & Brews, the restaurant concept from KISS founders Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons. (Yes, San Francisco: We were this close to having a KISS restaurant.)
As it happens, Caine — even though he's a tenant of good standing with the Port at Hidive — didn't initially win the bid. That honor went to Bo's Barbecue in Lafayette. But Bo's was under-financed, so the lease offer went to the second place bid: Caine's.
The plan is to get building permits squared away this fall, with the goal of a summer 2015 opening.
The location, in context.
Paolo Lucchesi


On February 28, 2008, Flextronics (FLEX in NASDAQ) announced a business deal with Avail Medical Products Inc. The announcement stated that Flextronics had acquired Avail Medical Products Inc., a leading provider of disposal medical services.
The deal was designed to strengthen the medical segment of Flextronics, a leading provider of electronics manufacturing services.
Profile of Avail Medical Products Inc.
Four companies, Strucmeyer Corporation, Centrex Precision Plastics, Horizon Medical and Pacific Device, formed Avail Medical Products Inc.
The company became a leading provider of design and manufacturing solutions for disposable medical devices.Avail Medical Products Inc. operates in different locations such as Europe, Mexico and China.
The headquarters of Avail Medical Products Inc. is situated in Fort Worth, Texas.
The acquisition will help the medical segment of Flextronics to enhance its manufacturing capacity. Flextronics, which is a leading provider of electronics manufacturing services, will be able to establish itself as a major supplier of medical devices.
Flextronics hopes to experience a significant increase in its revenue. According to company estimations, the medical segment of Flextronics may reach the level of $950 million in the fiscal year that will end on March 31, 2009. If Flextronics Medical is able to generate the estimated revenue level, the segment will experience a 90% year to year growth rate.


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Tullamarine is situated right next to the Melbourne Airport and only 22 kms from the Melbourne CBD. The Melbourne Airport is the busiest airport serving Melbourne with most of the passenger flights arriving and departing from it.
The Melbourne Airport has a wide variety of duty free shops and food outlets, is curfew-free and operates 24 hours a day, although there are very few plane flights between 1 am and 5 am, except for freight aircraft.
Apart from the numerous taxis available the Skybus shuttle service is the main transport link between the Melbourne Airport and the Melbourne CBD. It takes approximately 25 minutes to reach the city centre and drops passengers off and picks them up from the Southern Cross Station. From the Southern Cross Station airport passengers can access V/Line regional trains, Melbourne suburban trains and trams or simply walk to the Melbourne CBD, Docklands or Southbank precincts.
The surrounding airport suburb of Tullamarine features a range of hotel accommodation options (all of which have free transfers to and from the Melbourne Airport), numerous restaurants and a variety of commercial and light industry businesses. If you are looking for discount accommodation then consider these Melbourne Airport Hotels.
The Ciloms Airport Lodge provides exceptional discount accommodation rates for both corporate business travellers and leisure guests needing to stay close to the Melbourne Airport. The comfortable and affordable hotel rooms and the complimentary airport shuttle service makes the Ciloms Airport Lodge the perfect Melbourne Airport accommodation for your next business trip or holiday. Situated only only minutes from the Melbourne Airport the Ciloms Airport Hotel has accommodation ranging from motel rooms right through to executive suites. There is even an indoor heated swimming pool, guest internet service, restaurant, bar and extensive conference facilities at the Ciloms Airport Lodge Melbourne.
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The Best Western Alexander Motor Inn & Apartments provides business and holiday travellers with the choice of budget aisport hotel accommodation as well as 1, 2 & 3 bedroom self contained. This affordable accommodation is ideally placed just 15 minutes from the Melbourne CBD & Melbourne Airport, in the heart of the Essendon Shopping Precinct. It also features a wide range of modern amenities and services such as lounge bar, conference centre, direct internet access, faxing facilities, free car parking, guest laundry, restaurant, room service, tour desk and daily housekeeping. The Best Western Alexander Motor provides great value for money in a central Melbourne location that is within easy reach of the Melbourne Airport.
Situated just minutes from the Melbourne Airport in Tullamarine the Quality Hotel Melbourne Airport offers exceptional value for money accommodation. The Quality Hotel Melbourne Airport has a variety of hotel rooms rangind from single hotel rooms through to larger family suites. This quality Melbourne Airport accommodation also features a free 24 hour courtesy bus that will take guests to and from the Melbourne Airport. Also the Melbourne city centre and all its attractions are an easy 20 minute drive away along the nearby Tullamarine Freeway.
Located with close proximity to the Melbourne International Airport and an easy 20 minute drive to the Melbourne city centre the Airport Motel & Convention Centre provides a range of accommodation options for the busy traveller including budget motel rooms, serviced apartments and even honeymoon suites. The Airport Motel & Convention Centre is the ideal hotel accommodation for the corporate traveller with executive suites available and extensive start-of-the-art conference facilities onsite. This discount Melbourne Airport accommodation also includes a 24 hour courtesy bus that will take you to and from Melbourne Airport when your flight is ready to leave or has just landed.
Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport Hotel offers luxury Queen, Twin and 1 Bedroom King Suites ideally located within a short 400 metre walk of the Domestic and International terminals of the Melbourne Airport. Newly refurbished and perfectly located to cater for whatever your travel needs might be, Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport is convenient for a stopover or for catching an early morning flight. The Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport in Melbourne Airport has numerous guests facilities and services including lounge bar, business centre, direct internet access, guest laundry, gym & fitness equipment, lift, restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, tour desk, airport shuttle, security, 24 hour reception and daily housekeeping. Further business facilties include photocopying, courier service, e-mail, facsimile, PCs available and printing facilties. The staff at Holiday Inn Melbourne Airport realise you need to be relaxed to prepare for your flight ahead, and will do everything possible to ensure you can be yourself during your stay.


Worried about not hosting a great Twitter Chat?
We've covered how to participate in a Twitter chat and listed over 500 Twitter chats in this huge Twitter chats list. In this post, generous Twitter chat participants share helpful tools, strategies and their top tips on hosting a great Twitter Chat, whether you're starting out creating your own Twitter Chat or you're already running one.
Tweeting goddess, PR and Marketing specialist Samantha Kelly has created and run a number of Twitter chats including #IrishBizParty, #BritishBizParty and #IrishHealthHour.
Before you start a Twitter chat, create a Twitter account the same as the hashtag for example: #IrishHealthHour – create a Twitter account for @IrishHealthHour too.
Start by building momentum – follow those who you know will be interested in the theme of your chat.
Graphics get more attention. Create a graphic featuring the hashtag and the time of the Twitter chat.
Run the Twitter chat consistently at the same time every week. In time, regulars will expect it to be on – don't let them down.
Reward participants by featuring a business or contributor of the week with some kind of prize. It doesn't need to be a big prize – even a customised badge can be reward enough.
Avoid the temptation to directly message people to remind them. Direct messages are annoying unless they are urgent.
Manager of the Guildford Hub, which helps members network and grow their skills – Joanne McGowan, currently runs the popular #SurreyChat Twitter chat on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
When hosting a Twitter chat, always have a 'Question of the Day' (QOTD) up your sleeve. The can drive the hour if the interaction is slow.
Publicise the hour frequently across Twitter at varying times and send out reminders to those who have shown an interest or participated in the past.
Try to establish a culture early on that it is a live hour. Discourage automated tweets and encourage as much interaction as possible to make it a success.
Micro business specialist and founder of 'Your Business Hub – Emma Selby, has run a number of different Twitter chats.
Keyhole is a fun app that tells you who was the most active tweeter and how many tweets in total are using your hashtag.
Have an engaging QOTD. Keep repeating and directing people to it to encourage conversation.
Have a guide to Twitter chats for newbies ready to share to help those new to chats to understand how to get the most from them and to avoid bad habits.
Have a few interesting links ready before you begin and schedule some resource style posts to go out throughout the chat so that you can focus on chatting and responding.
Always schedule the "hello and welcome" and the "goodbye" tweets so you don't get caught out!
When you begin, start with a crowd of like-minded individuals primed to be there and support you each week until your Twitter chat gets off the ground and builds momentum.
You can get a free "slice" of your chat using TweetReach. $20 gives you way more analytics.
TweetChat and Twubs are great tools for managing your Twitter chat.
Prepare 8-9 questions for each chat that scheduled evenly through the chat to encourage engagement and keep the chat moving along.
Use an app like Storify to prolong the life of each chat.
Create a column using Hootsuite or TweetChat to monitor your Twitter Chat hashtag between events.
What Are Your Top Tips for Hosting a Successful Twitter Chat?


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A Tutor Rivival-style heritage house in the Vancouver neighbourhood of Shaughnessy.
VANCOUVER -- City taxpayers could be on the hook for millions of dollars in compensation to Shaughnessy property owners if city council goes ahead with plans to protect heritage homes in the neighbourhood, according to a lawyer representing a group of homeowners.
Lisa Martz, a lawyer with Gudmundseth Mickelson LLP, is acting for a number of Shaughnessy homeowners opposed to new city rules that would indefinitely prohibit demolition of pre-1940s homes in what has been called the city's toniest neighbourhood. Martz said she couldn't give the number of residents in the group she is representing, but said it was a sizable and growing.
A total of 317 property owners would be affected by measures that include a new Heritage Conservation Area Official Development Plan. City council has yet to vote on the changes.
In a letter to Mayor Gregor Robertson and council, Martz said what the city is proposing "is destined to destroy millions, and potentially hundreds of millions, of dollars of value for the property owners affected.
"Should council proceed to adopt the Proposed Heritage Conservation Area ODP in its current form, we fully expect to receive instructions to apply on behalf of our clients to the city for compensation in respect of these losses, which are simply too great to be ignored," Martz said in the letter dated Sept. 9.
In a phone interview, Martz said she believes that the city has received bad advice if it thinks it can go ahead without dealing with compensation.
If the city, for example, designates one building as heritage, the property owner has the right to compensation for the loss of property value. If the city designates a whole group of homes in an area as heritage, Martz argues, then those property owners should also have the right to compensation for any loss in property value.
Martz said what is happening with Shaughnessy could affect property owners throughout Vancouver. It would effectively mean property owners losing control of the lands and buildings they own, Martz said.
"It is a pretty extraordinary position to be taking," she said.
A third public hearing on the proposed changes in Shaughnessy is taking place Tuesday in council chambers at City Hall. The hearing starts at 6 p.m.
Tobin Postma, communications manager for the City of Vancouver, said Friday that the city received the letter from Gudmundseth Mickelson but wouldn't be making any comment in advance of Tuesday's public hearing.
City council is proposing to designate the area known as First Shaughnessy a heritage conservation area to protect older homes from being demolished for redevelopment.


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1mass noun Stony waste matter separated from metals during the smelting or refining of ore.
1.1 Stony material ejected by a volcano; scoria.
2British derogatory, informal A woman who has many casual sexual encounters or relationships.
1usually as noun slaggingno object Produce deposits of slag.
2British informal with object Criticize (someone) in an abusive and insulting manner.
Mid 16th century: from Middle Low German slagge, perhaps from slagen 'strike', with reference to fragments formed by hammering. The verb sense 'criticize' dates from the 1970s.


San Lorenzo Texmelúcan is a Municipality of 7048 inhabitants, placed in the State of Oaxaca, with a fertility rate of 2.89 children per woman. 0.01% of the population migrated from outside the State of Oaxaca. 99.67% of the population is indigenous, 99.30% of the inhabitants speak one indigenous language, and 41.85% speak that indigenous language, but not Spanish.
83.19% of the inhabitants of San Lorenzo Texmelúcan are Catholic, 27.24% are economically active and, within this active population, 99.34% are employed. Additionally, 71.91% of the dwellings have piped water and 0.32% have Internet access.
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package query

import (
	"context"

	"github.com/blevesearch/bleve/v2/mapping"
	"github.com/blevesearch/bleve/v2/search"
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The expansion of local agriculture in the New England region is putting increased pressure on farmers to expand their arable land base. While clear-cutting is a traditional method of converting forested land to agriculture, it is known for having adverse ecological impacts. To minimize these impacts, farmers can create a silvopasture which incorporates a portion of the original forest canopy into pastures or crop fields. This study evaluates the impact of land-use changes for agriculture on soil nitrogen (N) retention. In particular, this study investigates the differences in soil N turnover, gaseous loss, and aqueous loss among an established forest, established pasture, clear-cut converted pasture, and converted silvopasture systems over a 30day incubation period. We found significant differences in N mineralization, immobilization, and denitrification among treatments, with evidence that a forest-to-silvopasture conversion can successfully support soil N retention within the first two years of implementation. This may have been due to the presence of coarse woody debris inputs from forest cutting and its effect on the soil carbon (C) to N ratio. Nitrogen retention in silvopastures may also result from partial preservation of the forest canopy. Our results suggest that farmers looking to expand their agricultural land base through forest clearing may be able to use silvopastures for as a way of retaining soil nutrients while at the same time putting land into production.
Slebodnik, Kathryn Ann, "Effects of Silvopasture Establishment on Aqueous and Gaseous Soil N Losses at the University of New Hampshire Organic Dairy Research Farm" (2017). Honors Theses and Capstones. 320.


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The Neolithic period /
Farmers, hunters and warriors /
Farming spreads through Europe
Whilst northern Europe was populated by hunters and fishermen, farming spread in southern and central Europe. As early as c. 9000 BC people had begun to grow wheat and barley in the Middle East. Goats, sheep, pigs and cattle were domesticated between 8000 and 7000 BC. Farming spread along the Mediterranean, where an agricultural society arose 7-6000 BC. From around 5500 BC a large part of central Europe north of the Alps was also populated by farmers. The next expansion took place around 4000 BC, when farming appeared in northern Europe and the British Isles.
The livestock consisted of oxen, sheep, goats and pigs. Here you can see how small the domesticated animals of the period were compared to those of today.
Farming has left specific imprints on some of the Neolithic pottery vessels, like this imprint of a grain on a sherd from Kornerup, northern Zealand.
The introduction of farming in northern Europe
The tools of the farmers
Diet and carbon 13


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Paige Pierce Nominated as The World Games Athlete of the Year
Pierce to represent all of 'flying disc' on this year's ballot
By: Danny Voss #45698
As an associated member with the World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF), the PDGA is proud to support and endorse the nomination of Paige Pierce to the 2021 World Games Athlete of the Year, representing all flying disc sports on a global scale.
Vote here! >>
The International World Games Association (IWGA) holds a poll for the Athlete of the Year every January. Each member organization to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and IWGA nominates an athlete to represent their discipline. The World Flying Disc Federation is the representative body to the IOC and IWGA for the flying disc discipline, which includes Disc Golf and Ultimate.
WFDF and the PDGA renew relationship in order to promote disc golf globally >>
WFDF currently nominates a disc golf athlete to represent flying disc sports every two to three years. Pierce has been chosen by the WFDF selection committee for her dominance in the sport over the past three years, including her 2019 PDGA World Championship title.
Visit the voting page
Select Paige Pierce as your first vote (earning two points) and select another athlete to receive your second vote (earning one point)
Revisit the voting page to cast another vote every 24 hours
You can click on this "How to Vote" and "Voting Rules" icons on the voting page to learn more.
Voting opens on January 10. The first round of voting to determine the top ten athletes moving onto the final closes on January 23. From there, voting continues until January 31, when the Athlete of the Year award will be determined.
More about The World Games
The World Games is a multi-sport event staged every four years by the International World Games Association, organized with the support of the International Olympic Committee. The 11th edition of The World Games will be held in Birmingham, Alabama, USA, 7-17 July 2022, showcasing 3,600 athletes from 34 sports and over 100 countries.
The PDGA and WFDF believe a strong finish by Pierce in this year's voting will provide further evidence to the IOC and IWGA that disc golf should be included as a full-participation sport at the 2025 World Games in Chengdu, China. The success of the Finnish Disc Golf Team in the 2019 edition of this award directly influenced the re-entry of Disc Golf as a demonstration sport for the 2022 World Games. Another top-ten finish by a disc golf representative in this voting will continue to boost Disc Golf's stature at The World Games.
AOTY for The World Games (TWG
Submitted by Charlie Mead on Jan 10, 2022 at 9:01am
AOTY for The World Games (TWG) is fundamentally a popularity contest that gives TWG an indication of how popular a sport is across the world compared to the other 23 sports that are part of TWG and the IWGA. AS the article above says - a top ten finish sends a very positive message to TWG that DISC GOLF would be well supported if it were to be included in the full programme for TWG in 2025. This year we are a demonstration sport in Birmingham, Al - with the full support of PDGA and WFDF combined. With over 107,000 active members in the PDGA and the support of the Ultimate community Paige should win this event easily - BUT it takes all active members to vote every day for the next 2 weeks to make that a certainty! Please get all your friends out to vote - it takes a second or two that's all! Thanks - Charlie Mead: WFDF Chair Disc Golf Committee
After only 12 hours of voting
Submitted by Charlie Mead on Jan 10, 2022 at 9:01pm
After only 12 hours of voting Paige lies 3rd in the table and well clear of 4th. Sport Climbing leads with an impressive 26K votes but the votes for Paige have cut the gap between herself and Hockey from 6K to less than 4K in two hours. She is currently on 7500 and Hockey on 11000. With the USA and S America not due to go to bed for another 5-8 hours I hope I can wake up in the morning in the UK to the start of a long fight to rein in Sport Climbing! Remember to vote every day and to chose the last place sport as your second - unless you have a favourite of course !!
So 24 hours in and what have
So 24 hours in and what have we learnt - Paige is still a solid third. Sport Climbing is x3 votes ahead in first. That we got off to a great start but need to do more. THAT WE ALL NEED TO VOTE AGAIN TODAY TO KEEP UP THE MOMENTUM. We get to vote every day for two weeks - then top 10 stay in for final week! So get into that routine and watch the days fly by. Thank you from WFDF AND PDGA and Paige for all the support.
Diversity and Outreach Program Enters Second Year
Coordinator Spotlight: Cameron Harbachuk #52085
The Road to the 2022 Champions Cup
Spotlight: PDGA Rookie of the Year Award
12-Part Rules School Video Series Introduces the Official Rules of Disc Golf


Help koalas & kangaroos while you enjoy watching them.
Walk with wild animals in their natural habitats on this full day, fully inclusive small group (max 10 people) kangaroo and koala tour, led by an experienced Wildlife Guide.
On this popular day tour walk through natural bushland to meet wild koalas, then learn about each one's history and social life from your Wildlife Guide and Koala Researcher. Help create new koala habitat for future generations of baby koalas by participating in our Make a Home for Koala Clancy koala conservation project.
The natural environments we visit are also home to parrots, fairy-wrens, emus, honeyeater birds, possums, wallabies and lizards. Your Wildlife Guide will help you find and understand them, and show you how to look for wildlife wherever you travel in Australia.
There is so much wildlife to see on a Koalas & Kangaroos IN THE WILD day tour close to Melbourne!
All participants who provide their email address will receive a certificate of thanks for protecting wildlife, and koalas in particular.
Prices shown are from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020. The child rate applies from 2 to 13 years of age inclusive. Infants to 2 years are free of charge, however we must be notified of their ages. Child restraints or booster seats are legally required for babies and children under seven years of age. We strongly recommend that parents travelling with small children contact us the day before the tour to confirm child seating arrangements. We can arrange child seats for $20 AUD per seat.
Duration: 1 Day – approx 7.5 hours.
Grade/Difficulty: easy (see note below "Easy Walking").
Returns: to Melbourne between 3:30 & 4:30 pm.
Travel with the best of the best! See Australian animals IN THE WILD at your own pace, with a top level Echidna Walkabout Wildlife Guide. Your private kangaroo and koala tour will cater to your needs – if you need extra time for photography, you've got it. If you want to specialise in birds, mammals, reptiles, plants, geology – you can do it. If you want to spend the whole day just with your family or group of friends, these trips are for you. These private wildlife day tours will be customised just for you – please contact us with your group size & interests.
Includes 2 course meal served with good quality Australian bottled wine and beer at a classic Aussie Outback Pub. You will be picked up and returned to your city hotel, cruise ship or agreed convenient location.
Departs: 08.30 from client's Melbourne city hotel.
Returns: to Melbourne city between 3.30 & 4 pm.
Itinerary: Please see itinerary for Koalas & Kangaroos IN THE WILD share tour.
Includes bush lunch of gourmet sandwiches, fruit, cakes and Billy Tea. You will be picked up and returned to your city hotel, cruise ship or agreed convenient location.
Please see details on the Sunset Koalas & Kangaroos main page.
Strong, fully enclosed walking shoes or boots that completely cover your feet (sandals are not recommended), outdoor clothing to suit variable weather conditions (please check weather forecast for accurate predictions), sun hat, rainproof coat, insect repellent, 15+ sunscreen and 1 litre re-usable water bottle. Camera and binoculars are recommended. Drinking Water: Tap water in Melbourne is completely safe and drinkable and available at your hotel, and a large fresh storage is carried on board the vehicle each day. We recommend you bring a re-usable water bottle which we can refill during the day. If you don't like to drink tap water we highly recommend you bring a filter to reduce plastic waste.
Day Tour includes: Full interpretation by an experienced Wildlife Guide, meal as described below, entry fees and transport to and from pickup location. Share binoculars, all equipment necessary for conservation activities. A library of Wildlife and Natural History books on board vehicle, available for guest use during the day. Expert experienced Wildlife Guides: Echidna Walkabout's Wildlife Guides are recognised as some of the best in Australia. Our Wildlife Guide training program ensures that all Guides have an in-depth knowledge of the wildlife and environments you will see. They are friendly, knowledgeable and passionate about wildlife – some of them have over 20 years experience working with wild animals, several are volunteer wildlife carers and rescuers and most have travelled extensively throughout Australia and the world. Wildlife Research: Many hours of wildlife research work precede the tour to ensure that you see and learn about native wildlife in its natural environment. Guides carry two way radios and mobile phones which link them to other Wildlife Guides and to emergency services. Guest safety is of paramount importance to us. Easy walking in the outdoors: Although this tour is vehicle based, most of the day is spent outside the vehicle on a number of easy, flat terrain, bushwalks so that you can get close to nature. Passengers must be able to walk unassisted at least 1km on uneven dirt surfaces to ensure wildlife sightings. There may be up to 5 walks of this duration during the day. Meal on day tour: A substantial bush lunch of gourmet sandwiches, fruit and cakes is provided which includes traditional Australian "Billy Tea". Important Note: Vegetarian, gluten-free, pork-free or other food preferences should be noted at the time of booking. Food is carried on board the vehicle, so we can only cater for allergies and special food preferences that we are informed of in advance. Transport from and to Melbourne city: In our comfortable air conditioned vehicle.
At time of booking, we will suggest a pickup location from this list below. Please provide a contact phone number or accommodation details and contact us the day before to confirm.
Please be ready at the pickup point 5 minutes before the pickup time to ensure you get out to The Bush as quickly as possible. Important Note: the tour vehicle will not wait past the pickup time and, to ensure that we don't waste time or fuel, the tour vehicle only goes to pickups that are booked. So if you change your accommodation, or want to book a different pickup point you must let us know.
08.30am Holiday Inn on Flinders Hotel (575 Flinders Lane/corner Spencer St, Melbourne City).
After your Australian wildlife day tour you will be returned to the same location as pickup.
Wild Eastern Grey Kangaroos and Koalas are the main focus of this tour. We also see a large variety of birds, which often include Sulphur-crested Cockatoos, Galahs, Laughing Kookaburras, Superb Fairy-wrens, Whitewinged Choughs, Emus, Cape Barren and Magpie Geese, New Holland and White-plumed Honeyeaters, Australian White Ibis, Whistling Kites, Australian Magpies, Magpie-larks, Red-rumped Parrots, Crimson or Eastern Rosellas, Crested Pigeons, Red Wattlebirds and Willie Wagtails. We sometimes see wild Swamp (Black) Wallabies, Common Brushtail or Ringtail Possums, Common Blue-tongue or Jacky Lizards, Wedge-tailed and Little Eagles, falcons, goshawks, other parrots and cockatoos. We occasionally see an Echidna. Some of these animals are seasonal – please contact us if you want to know more. We rarely see snakes or spiders, though we are as interested in them as in all wildlife, and will look out for them. You do not need to be afraid of these animals – they are harmless when treated with respect, and your Guide knows how to do this. Koala information: koalas are not bears, they are marsupials, so we don't call them koala bears. You will learn more about them on this tour from your expert Wildlife Guide. Note: we go to enormous effort to ensure sightings of Eastern Grey Kangaroos and Koalas and have a very high success rate with these species. However, we do not guarantee sightings of any wild animal.
Koalas are always sleeping, right? WRONG.
Walk through natural bushland and experience Australia's wildlife in depth. On this one day Melbourne wildlife, kangaroo and koala tour, you'll gain some great experiences, and also be contributing to the health and wellbeing of Australia's native animals.
While watching koalas we stop for 5 minutes to remove some invasive weeds that degrade koala habitat. Please go to our Make a Home for Koala Clancy! project for more details.
The area we walk through is of great significance to the local Aboriginal People of the Wathaurong Tribe. The granite rock formations of the You Yangs staged huge meetings of Aboriginal People from all over Southeastern Australia. Many signs of their occupation still remain. Though we may not be meeting any Aboriginal People on this tour, we act with the knowledge, consent and support of the Wathaurong Community (One of our Wildlife Guides & Koala Researchers is a local Aboriginal Person, but we cannot guarantee that she will be working on your day tour).
Our picnic lunch is usually served under the gum trees and includes gourmet sandwiches, fruit and cakes, and delicious Australian "Billy tea". Your Wildlife Guide will explain the history and recipe for the traditional tea of the Swagmen.
Leaving the You Yangs, we travel just 10 minutes to Serendip wetlands national park. Often our entrance is heralded by the screeching of cockatoos or the chattering of honeyeater birds. We drive, then walk through the gum trees and across grasslands in search of wild mobs of Eastern Grey Kangaroos. They are wild and secretive, and we often walk quietly along kangaroo tracks, using trees and bushes as shelter. Sometimes we find them before they see us, and we can watch completely natural kangaroo social behaviour. Other times they find us first, and we enjoy the magnificent sight of a wild mob hopping, fast and powerful, but silent as ghosts. We also look out for curious emus, and if time permits, take a short walk to the billabong, home to large populations of waterbirds. We finish our kangaroo and koala tour and return to Melbourne around 4.00 to 4.30pm.


Sweetgrass: 23% Nitrogen (N) + 2% Sulphur (S) + 1.2% Magnesium (Mg) + 5% Sodium (Na). This should be used for top dressing the beet as an alternative to ordinary Nitrogen. The two-fold benefit of the combination of Nitrogen along with the Sulphur, Magnesium and Sodium make it a perfect option for swedes and turnips.


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Q: Questions about "operator=" and "operator[]" I have a question about the code below.
Why is it possible to run const auto& vec1 = vec; successfully even though my_vector& operator=(const my_vector&) = delete is defined?
Secondly, why is the &, && at the end of operator[] necessary? If I remove them, I get an error.
I understand that the & after the operator is a reference to the class itself.
Then I grasp that the ones without const are for writing.
#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include<vector>

template<typename T, typename Alloc = std::allocator<T>>
class my_vector
{
  std::vector<T, Alloc> vec;

public:
  my_vector(const my_vector&);
  my_vector& operator=(const my_vector&) = delete;
  my_vector(std::initializer_list<T> init) : vec{init} {}
  T& operator[](std::size_t n) & { std::cout<<"&"<<std::endl; return vec[n]; }
  const T& operator[](std::size_t n) const& { std::cout<<"const &"<<std::endl;  return vec[n]; }
  T operator[](std::size_t n)  && noexcept {std::cout<<"move"<<std::endl; return std::move(vec[n]); }
};

int main()
{
    my_vector<int> vec{1, 2, 3};

    const auto& vec1 = vec;
    vec[0] = 2; //case1 &
    std::cout<<vec1[0]<<std::endl;
    //vec1[0] = 1; const error
    int tmp1 = vec1[0] ; //case2 const&
    auto&& vec5 = my_vector<int>{1, 2, 3}[0]; //case3 move
}


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    TKT_DEL_COLUMN     = 2,
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    TKT_ADD            = 7,
    TKT_PUT_IFABSENT   = 8,
    TKT_APPEND         = 9,
    TKT_ADDINT64       = 10,
    TKT_TYPE_NUM       = 11
};

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public:
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};

} // namespace leveldb
#endif //TERA_LEVELDB_UTILS_TERA_KEY_H