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Kenneth Alwyne Pounds, CBE, FRS (Bradford, 17 de novembro de 1934) é um físico britânico.

É professor emérito de física da Universidade de Leicester.

Frequentou a University College London, onde obteve o B.Sc. e o Ph.D.. Foi então para a Universidade de Leicester, como professor assistente, em 1960. Foi vice-diretor de pesquisas espaciais em 1967, sendo um dos pioneiros a usar foguetes e satélites para pesquisas no Reino Unido. Foi o primeiro diretor do Grupo de astronomia de raios-X, em 1974. Pesquisa na área das galáxias ativas, e uma de suas principais descobertas é que buracos negros são comuns no universo.

Ken Pounds tornou-se professor de física espacial em 1973. Foi eleito chefe do Departamento de Física em 1986, e no ano seguinte decidiu fundir seu departaamento com o de astronomia, criando o atual Departamento de Física e Astonomia.

Foi membro do Science and Engineering Research Council, 1980–1984; Presidente da Royal Astronomical Society, 1990–1992; foi destacado como primeiro Chefe Executivo do recém formado Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council, 1994–1998, seguindo a reestruturação do Research Councils. Retornou então a Leicester, como chefe do departamento até aposentar-se, em 2002.

Pounds foi eleito membro da Royal Society em 1981, e CBE em 1984. Recebeu cinco doutorados honoris causa, sendo um destes a distinção rara de sua própria instituição, a Universidade de Leicester, em 2005.

Ligações externas
Pounds, Kenneth A., ISI HightlyCited.com
End of an Era in Physics and Astronomy – University of Leicester press release on Ken Pounds's retirement, October 2002
University of Leicester Bulletin (PDF), December 2005 / January 2006 – Ken Pounds receives honorary degree

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Comendadores da Ordem do Império Britânico
Membros da Royal Society
Professores da Universidade de Leicester
Físicos da Inglaterra
Astrônomos da Inglaterra
Alunos da University College London
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Q: PascalABC, обучение Даны электронные часы, и нужно сделать так, чтобы пользователь мог забить время самостоятельно, на часах есть 7 подсвеченных индикаторов.
не знаю, где ошибка. При запуске

Program1.pas(37) : Встречено 'procedure', а ожидался оператор

program TIME;
var a,b,c,d,e,f,g:boolean;
procedure zero;
begin
writeln(' a');
writeln('__');
writeln('f| |b');
writeln(' g');
writeln('__');
writeln('e| |c');
writeln('__');
writeln(' d');
writeln('Индикатор a? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
readln(a);
writeln('Индикатор f? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
readln(f);
writeln('Индикатор b? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
readln(b);
writeln('Индикатор g? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
readln(g);
writeln('Индикатор e? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
readln(e);
writeln('Индикатор c? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
readln(c);
writeln('Индикатор d? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
readln(d);
begin
if ((a=1) and (f=1) and (b=1) and (g=0) and (e=1) and (c=1) and (d=1)) then
writeln('__');
writeln('| |');
writeln('| |');
writeln('__');
writeln('Цифра 0');
end;

procedure one;
begin
if ((a=0) and (f=0) and (b=1) and (g=0) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=0)) then
writeln(' |');
writeln(' |');
writeln('Цифра 1');
end;

procedure two;
begin
if ((a=1) and (f=0) and (b=1) and (g=1) and (e=1) and (c=0) and (d=1)) then
writeln('__');
writeln(' |');
writeln('__');
writeln('| ');
writeln('__');
writeln('Цифра 2');
end;

procedure three;
begin
if ((a=1) and (f=0) and (b=1) and (g=0) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=1)) then
writeln('__');
writeln(' |');
writeln('__');
writeln(' |');
writeln('__');
writeln('Цифра 3');
end;
procedure four;
begin
if ((a=0) and (f=1) and (b=1) and (g=1) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=0)) then
writeln('| |');
writeln('__');
writeln(' |');
writeln('Цифра 4');
end;

procedure five;
begin
if ((a=1) and (f=1) and (b=0) and (g=1) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=1)) then
writeln('__');
writeln('| ');
writeln('__');
writeln(' |');
writeln('__');
writeln('Цифра 5');
end;

procedure six;
begin
if ((a=1) and (f=1) and (b=0) and (g=1) and (e=1) and (c=1) and (d=1)) then
writeln('__');
writeln('| ');
writeln('__');
writeln('| |');
writeln('__');
writeln('Цифра 6');
end;

procedure seven;
begin
if ((a=1) and (f=0) and (b=1) and (g=0) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=0)) then
writeln('__');
writeln(' |');
writeln(' |');
writeln('Цифра 7');
end;

procedure eight;
begin
if ((a=1) and (f=1) and (b=1) and (g=1) and (e=1) and (c=1) and (d=1)) then
writeln('__');
writeln('| |');
writeln('__');
writeln('| |');
writeln('__');
writeln('Цифра 8');
end;

procedure nine;
begin
if ((a=1) and (f=1) and (b=1) and (g=1) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=1)) then
writeln('__');
writeln('| |');
writeln('__');
writeln(' |');
writeln('__');
writeln('Цифра 9');

end;
end.

A: Основная ошибка в том, что определены процедуры, но не определено тело основной программы, а именно нет конструкции
begin
end.

Судя по всему в ней должен был осуществляться ввод параметров, следовательно этот код как раз и должен был быть основной программой
begin
    writeln(' a');
    writeln('__');
    writeln('f| |b');
    writeln(' g');
    writeln('__');
    writeln('e| |c');
    writeln('__');
    writeln(' d');
    writeln('Индикатор a? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
    readln(a);
    writeln('Индикатор f? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
    readln(f);
    writeln('Индикатор b? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
    readln(b);
    writeln('Индикатор g? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
    readln(g);
    writeln('Индикатор e? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
    readln(e);
    writeln('Индикатор c? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
    readln(c);
    writeln('Индикатор d? Да - 1, нет - 0.');
    readln(d);

Далее, нет ни одного вызова описанных процедур, следовательно после ввода программа просто завершится и ничего не выведет.
Для решения, нужно добавить вызовы этих процедур в основную программу.

Следующая ошибка:

if ((a=1) and (f=0) and (b=1) and (g=0) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=0))

В условиях идет попытка сравнения булевской переменной и целого числа, но при этом вы получаете следующую ошибку

Операция '=' не применима к типам boolean и integer

Чтобы избежать этого можно опустить сравнение, так как переменные и так имеют тип boolean, для проверки что переменная true - достаточно использовать саму переменную, а для проверки что она false - нужно использовать оператор not. Таким образом приведенное выше выражение приобретет вид
if (a and not f and b and not g and not e and c and not d)

Аналогично следует преобразовать оставшиеся условия.
Но при этом придется вводить не просто 1, 0, а именно true, false.
Вместо этого можно просто поменять тип переменных на Integer

Следующая ошибка:

конструкция if...then подразумевает что после then идет единственное выражение, таким образом для следующего кода
if ((a=1) and (f=1) and (b=1) and (g=1) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=1)) then
    writeln('__');
writeln('| |');
writeln('__');
writeln(' |');
writeln('__');
writeln('Цифра 9');

условие будет влиять только на первый writeln, остальные будут выполняться всегда.
Чтобы этого избежать необходимо использовать составной оператор begin...end; таким образом
if ((a=1) and (f=1) and (b=1) and (g=1) and (e=0) and (c=1) and (d=1)) then
begin
    writeln('__');
    writeln('| |');
    writeln('__');
    writeln(' |');
    writeln('__');
    writeln('Цифра 9');
end;

Итоговый код может выглядеть так:
program TIME;
var a,b,c,d,e,f,g:boolean;
  procedure zero;
  begin
    if (a and f and b and not g and e and c and d) then
    begin
      writeln('__');
      writeln('| |');
      writeln('| |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('Цифра 0');
    end;
  end;

  procedure one;
  begin
    if (not a and not f and b and not g and not e and c and not d) then
    begin
      writeln(' |');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln('Цифра 1');
    end;
  end;

  procedure two;
  begin
    if (a and not f and b and g and e and not c and d) then
    begin
      writeln('__');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('| ');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('Цифра 2');
    end;
  end;

  procedure three;
  begin
    if ( a and not f and b and not g and not e and c and d) then
    begin
      writeln('__');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('Цифра 3');
    end;
  end;

  procedure four;
  begin
  if ( not a and f and b and g and not e and c and not d) then
    begin
      writeln('| |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln('Цифра 4');
    end;
  end;

  procedure five;
  begin
    if (a and f and not b and g and not e and c and d) then
    begin
      writeln('__');
      writeln('| ');
      writeln('__');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('Цифра 5');
    end;
  end;

  procedure six;
  begin
    if (a and f and not b and g and e and c and d) then
    begin
      writeln('__');
      writeln('| ');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('| |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('Цифра 6');
    end;
  end;

  procedure seven;
  begin
    if (a and not f and b and not g and not e and c and not d) then
    begin
      writeln('__');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln('Цифра 7');
    end;
  end;

  procedure eight;
  begin
    if (a and f and b and g and e and c and d) then
    begin
      writeln('__');
      writeln('| |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('| |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('Цифра 8');
    end;
  end;

  procedure nine;
  begin
    if (a and f and b and g and not e and c and d) then
    begin
      writeln('__');
      writeln('| |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln(' |');
      writeln('__');
      writeln('Цифра 9');
    end;
  end;

// Основная программа
begin
writeln(' a');
writeln('__');
writeln('f| |b');
writeln(' g');
writeln('__');
writeln('e| |c');
writeln('__');
writeln(' d');
writeln('Индикатор a? Да - true, нет - false.');
readln(a);
writeln('Индикатор f? Да - true, нет - false.');
readln(f);
writeln('Индикатор b? Да - true, нет - false.');
readln(b);
writeln('Индикатор g? Да - true, нет - false.');
readln(g);
writeln('Индикатор e? Да - true, нет - false.');
readln(e);
writeln('Индикатор c? Да - true, нет - false.');
readln(c);
writeln('Индикатор d? Да - true, нет - false.');
readln(d);
one;
two;
three;
four;
five;
six;
seven;
eight;
nine;
end.

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eGoli is the alternative, Zulu name for Johannesburg, South Africa.

Egoli may also refer to:

Egoli: City of Gold, play by South African playwright Matsemela Manaka
 Egoli: Place of Gold, long-running South African soap opera
 Egoli Air, airline based in Johannesburg, South Africa
 Egoli (album), a 2019 album by Africa Express
 Presbytery of Egoli, Johannesburg, South Africa

See also

 Goli (disambiguation)


Willmott Dixon has secured over £100m in health sector work since July, after being appointed to a £14.1m contract to deliver a health centre and primary school.
The company's Cobham office will build the combined facility in Surbiton under a LIFT arrangement for South West London Health Partnerships following collaboration between NHS Kingston and the Royal Borough of Kingston-upon-Thames.
The development will provide GP services from four local practices, including an urgent care centre , diagnostics (blood tests, ultrasound and X-rays), minor operations, therapies and outpatients, and a two-form entry school called Lime Tree Primary.
Construction work will start this month at the former Surbiton Hospital site. The two buildings will share a community hub, which will provide public assistance and facilities.
Lime Tree Primary School will open in September 2012, offering 60 new reception places and 26 part-time nursery places. The health centre will follow in early 2013.
Low carbon features include a large PV array and car charging points for the health centre, and a green roof for the school.
The project is the largest mixed-use regeneration scheme in the borough. Willmott Dixon is delivering five existing school projects in Kingston under the Primary Expansion Programme, which will help the firm drive economies of scale.


text:
Olivia signs with Göteborg FC
Sweden international midfielder Olivia Schough has penned a deal with Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC of Damallsvenskan
Olivia (26) had played before with Göteborg FC from 2009 to 2013. Before joining Eskilstuna United for 3 years, she had spent a short stint abroad in Bayern München FC (Bundesliga) and FC Rossiyanka (Russian Women's Premier League). She played 63 games for Eskilstuna, scoring seventeen goals, two of which were in the Champions League since joining the club in 2015 and was Damallsvenskan's runner-up the same year.
The exciting midfielder Olivia is back to Göteborg FC a much more experienced player. As a member of her country's National Team, she has amassed 58 caps with 8 goals scored. She reached Quarter-finals of the 2017 UEFA Women's Euros in Netherlands and played in the final of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games where Sweden won Silver Medal.
She began training yesterday 9th with Göteborg's squad.
LTA Agency wish Olivia a very good preparation for the new season and the best of luck at her new/old club.
Signe rewarded in Denmark
Ştefania signs with LTA


The hand-painted Spectrum 25th Anniversary balloon has a sleek long stem, sheer rim, and rounded bowl. The balloon shape allows the aromas and flavors of the bigger, bolder red wine to emerge, increasing the flavor and enjoyment of your wine.
Spectrum was originally designed to compliment Brite. Incorporating the same colors of red, yellow, orange, blue, green, and purple, and design elements, interwoven straight and curved lines, in a ribbon around the glass, Spectrum allowed the connoisseur to view the hue of their beverage, something Brite does not.
Spectrum is no longer part of Glass Paradox's regular design offerings, it was last a part of our catalog in 2011. This year, it's returning as part of our 25th Anniversary Special and is always available as a special order.


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May 30, 2012 · 10:59 am
Remember When There Weren't All These Crasher Shows?
The other night I was hoping to catch Civil Servants From Outer Space on the Science Channel, but instead my wife had already asserted dominion over the television with a program called Yard Crashers. Have you ever seen this show? The host of the show, Ahmed Hassan, is a licensed contractor, who loiters, along with a camera crew, at a giant home improvement megastore in search of someone with a pathetic yard. Usually there is a multitude of customers begging Ahmed to crash their yards, and he chooses a winner by selecting the yard with the most unreturned propane tanks.
The first time I saw Ahmed accost a potential yard crashee, I thought that he was just going to mow their lawn for them, perhaps mowing it in a cool checkerboard design instead of the swirling splotches that have become my voice in the neighborhood landscape. But I was wrong, as I spent the next half-hour of my life watching Ahmed and his crew help these poor homeowners turn their dump with a swing set into Six Flags Great Adventure, complete with turnstiles and rotating racks of signs that say things like "Jennifer's Room."
I soon learned that Yard Crashers was only one of several members of the crasher genre of home improvement shows. House Crashers, where Josh Temple shows homeowners that the secret to having the house of your dreams is a liberal use of the sledgehammer. Bath Crashers, where Matt Muenster trains homeowners to hang up wet towels instead of leaving them crumpled up on the bathroom floor. And, of course, Kitchen Crashers, where Alison Victoria proves that there is a God, and that His name is Granite Countertops.
The current slate of crasher shows might only be the beginning. There could be crasher crossovers, the Yard Crashers and the House Crashers unwittingly crash the same house, and everyone's embarrassed because there's not enough pizza to go around.
Or a reverse crash, where the crew chooses a home with a perfect, modern kitchen and after three days the kitchen has warped cabinets with peeling paint, a cracked white sink, and the same gold-flecked Formica countertops that belonged to the homeowner's mother.
There could even be a crasher show where someone literally crashes a truck through the front of a house, as a way of demonstrating that a home improvement project can always be found.
But why limit ourselves to home improvement? There are other areas of human endeavor that could use some crashing. For example, there could be a show on the Learning Channel called Book Crashers, where people who are behind on their Chaucer are invaded by a literature professor who stays with them for three days, and then sends them a bill for $40,000.
A personal favorite of mine would be a show called Crasher Crashers, were a husband who doesn't like his wife's crasher shows is visited by a home channel producer executive who teaches the husband to appreciate crasher shows, and to form an independent opinion of proper home décor that just happens to be identical to his wife's tastes. And the show would air on ESPN.
The ultimate crasher show, however, would be called Human Crashers. A house inhabited with humans with antiquated ideas, habits, and looks, is crashed by a crew of other houses who help to renovate the humans, giving them new ears and mouths, updating them on the latest trends in fashion and music, and getting them to stop saying things like "a knock is a boost" and "an apple a day keeps the doctor away," and from refusing to see the Christopher Nolan Batman movies because "nothing compares" to the 1989 Tim Burton film.
Filed under Home Improvement, Television and Movies
Tagged as Ahmed Hassan, Albany, Bath Crashers, Blogger, Capital Region, DIY Network, House Crashers, humor, Josh Temple, Kitchen Crashers, Mark Kaplowitz, Saratoga Springs, television, writer, Yard Crashers
May 14, 2012 · 12:05 pm
Remember When There Weren't a Million Types of Water Bottles?
When I was a kid the only water bottles were simple white plastic with a ribbed bendy-straw that came out like the proboscis of a giant insect. And the only people who used these water bottles were the other kindergartners who were also forced to play soccer, and needed something to wash down the orange slices and cracker jacks. These water bottles—more cylindrical containers than bottles—beared the emblem of our soccer club, were not airtight, and most definitely were not brought to school, where things that made students more likely to need to go to the restroom were not welcomed.
The other night I was in the supermarket, and while looking for the most up-to-date version of the Oreo cookie, I came upon the water bottle aisle. Water bottles have their own aisle now. The bottles were in many different colors, and showed a history of technological innovation. Adjustable nozzles. Rubber grips. Filters in case the bottled water that gets poured into the water bottle has too much—I don't know—water in it.
And no longer is the basic white plastic of my soccer-playing youth the only choice. In fact, it's probably not a choice at all. Today's water bottles come in stainless steel, aluminum, high-density polyethylene, low-density polyethylene, polypropylene, and something called "copolyester," which I had thought went out with the 1970s. If this seems as clear as polypropylene, below is a bottle comparison chart that I pulled, for your convenience, showing the different water bottles that are sold by a company named REI so that you can tailor your purchase decision to your plastic-resistance preferences. A 5-star rating means that the material offers the greatest resistance.
Bottle Material
Odor Resistance
Visual Clarity
Bottle Feel
Resin Code
Tritan copolyester
*** ****
**** ***
Squeezable
**** *****
** *****
As you can see from the table above, all of the plastic bottles come with a resin code. I don't know the resin code for the water bottle I used back when I was standing out on a soccer field and pretending to care where the ball was kicked. I'm sure it was chock-full of the dreaded bisphenol A (BPA), something equaled in terror by only the bubonic plague.
But selecting a material with the perfect opacity and resistance is barely half the work! Now you must settle on a design for the mouth opening. Here are your choices: wide mouth, narrow mouth, push-pull valve, and bite valve. And if anyone wants my opinion, I think there should be a "fountain valve" that looks just like the spouts on the metal water fountains we all remember from school, one that you have to hunch over and really press so that your back is left vulnerable to attacks from bears or kick-me signs.
As I stood in the aisle, I thought about the kind of water bottle I would choose. Was I a polyethylene person or more of a stainless steel person? Did I like a water bottle that dented easily or not so easily? What were my thoughts on resin? Did I even know what resin was? The Existentialists thought that free will and the purpose of life were the most difficult questions and the ones most worthy of extended study. They would have been surprised to learn that choosing a water bottle requires far more introspection.
But if choosing a water bottle requires more work, it is because the water bottle delivers more meaning to our lives. Our bodies are roughly 60% water—or, if you're like me, 40% water and 20% hazelnut creamer. And if the body is indeed a temple, then it needs a proper chalice—a chalice made of stainless steel. Or aluminum. Or low-density polyethylene.
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Tagged as Albany, Blogger, Capital Region, humor, Mark Kaplowitz, Saratoga Springs, water bottles, writer
Remember When You Had Never Heard of Austerity Measures?
Last Sunday night, or Monday morning if you use the metric system, it was announced that François Hollande had defeated Nicolas Sarkozy in the runoff election for President of France. The voters, by a crushing 51.62 majority, rejected the austerity measures being pushed by Mr. Sarkozy, and embraced the 15-minute work week being promised by Mr. Hollande.
I used to hear the word "austere" used only in connection with the 17th Century Puritans, who observed strict fiscal discipline by tightening the buckles on their shoes and hats. But after "austerity" was anointed the Merriam-Webster Word of the Year for 2010, I started paying attention to this newer usage, and what it meant for my Pez habit.
The term "austerity" when used in connection with economics means, in a very general, non-nation-specific, Wikipedia kind of way, "a policy of deficit-cutting, lower spending, and a reduction in the amount of benefits and public services provided." The more I've heard this word on the radio as I search for the latest Katy Perry hit, I've started to introduce some austerity measures into my own life as a way of reducing my debt obligations to foreign markets.
The first area in which I tried to impose some fiscal conservatism was in garbage collection. In my home, we typically throw garbage out. But this requires paying for someone to come and pick our garbage every week. So to save on this bloated budget item, instead of throwing out our trash, I started taking it to work and using it as weight to keep books open flat on my desk. On occasion the weight still contains some food, yielding double austerity points for saving me from having to buy lunch that day.
Another area that was really adding to our households expenses was eating out at restaurants. So to save money I decided to start cooking. But first I had to learn how.
"Honey," I asked my wife, "where do we keep all the ingredients and recipes?"
After an hour of searching through the kitchen, and getting bogged down in the drawer that holds all the pens, tape measures, and keys that don't go to any locks, I was ready to make chateaubriand, a dish that has fallen out of favor in America but which I've always liked pronouncing.
Searing the meat was easy enough; in my youth I was a Boy Scout for several weeks and so was familiar with fire. But I really got hung up on the shallot. Like, what was a shallot? I searched on the Internet, and found that a shallot is "a botanical variety of the species Allium cepa." Still puzzled, I looked at a picture of shallots. "Ah, they look like onions!" I said, and located an onion that had been rolling around in the vegetable drawer of our refrigerator, a drawer I hadn't opened since the Prussians sealed off the city and attempted to starve us. After serving the chateaubriand, however, I think my wife would have preferred starving.
My last austerity measure was designed to save money on gasoline. I started hitchhiking to work once a week. The thumbing-signal I mastered pretty quickly, but I could never get the red polka dot cloth tied properly to the end of the stick. There was a seminar being offered at the local community college on "Introduction to Running Away From Home," but, thanks to the austerity measures, my education budget had been slashed, and I had to hold my polka dot cloth with my lunch and work in my hand.
No one wants to pick up a hitchhiker who can't master the polka dot cloth on the end of a stick. I learned this the hard way. But maybe that's what austerity measures are all about—learning how to learn for free.
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Neïa (en ) est une ville de l'oblast de Kostroma, en Russie, et le centre administratif du raïon de Neïa. Sa population s'élevait à  habitants en 2013.

Géographie
Neïa est située à  à l'ouest de Mantourovo, à  à l'est de Galitch, à  au nord-est de Kostroma et à  au nord-est de Moscou.

Histoire
La fondation de Neïa est due à la construction de la gare de Neïa, ouverte en 1906 sur le Transsibérien. Neïa accéda au statut de commune urbaine en 1926 et à celui de ville en 1958.

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Recensements (*) ou estimations de la population

Transports
Neïa se trouve à  de Moscou par le chemin de fer Transsibérien.

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Liens externes
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Q: Gravity Forms Personality Quiz Add-On I'm trying to figure out how to hack this plugin Gravity Forms Personality Quiz Add-on. (https://wordpress.org/plugins/gravity-forms-personality-quiz-add-on/)
Basically I've created 4 fields in ACF to add more "weight" to specific questions within the quiz, to essentially 'force' a tiebreaker rather then use the random option tie breaking function the plugin comes with. Within the backend ACF fields we store the numbers of the questions in order of importance (ie. field one has the number 2 in it to denote that question 2 is the most important question in the event of a tiebreaker).
Each answer has a specific letter value associated with it N,I,S or D. In the event of a tie (ie. same number of "N's" & "I's" chosen) the code should cycle through and see if first tiebreaker question (question 2 in this case) has a value of either N or I. If so, then that letter would be the final result. If neither N or I was chosen for question 2 the tiebreaker code should then move on to the next highest weighted question and preform the same test, and so on.
Problem is that it only seems to work for the first quiz and ONLY "Your Love Style Quiz" the partner quiz doesn't work at all.
If anyone has any suggestions on how to get this working please let me know.
Here is the link to the thread and my code: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/tie-breakers-via-acf/

A: Got this working, seems that having questions prior to the quiz questions were interfering with the quiz results. By moving them to the bottom, the tiebreakers now work as expected.


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This file contains highlights of what changes on each version of the Dart Test
Runner.

#### Version 0.2.16 ####

Retry to run `pub serve` on another port if the port is already in use.

#### Version 0.2.15 ####

- Now using `dart` instead of `pub run` when running VM tests.
- Added the `--dart-bin` command line option to allow setting the `dart`
executable.
- Making sure that `pub serve` is killed at the end.
- Fixed bug where the stdError of Browser tests was not logged.

#### Version 0.2.14 ####

Some bug fixes:
- Fixed bug where `--skip-browser-tests` was having the opposite effect as
intended.
- Fixed a display bug with `--skip-browser-tests`.

#### Version 0.2.13 ####

Added a `--disable-ansi` option which disables the use of special ANSI
characters like dynamic line updating and color.

#### Version 0.2.12 ####

Detect if `pub get` has not been ran on the project previously and if not it
gets automatically ran.

#### Version 0.2.11 ####

Minor command line output formatting modifications:
- Condensed the output of the test detection step to 1 line instead of 3.
- Now printing the warning "Dartium tests will be skipped!" in Orange instead of
  red when the --skip-browser-tests flag is used.

#### Version 0.2.10 ####

- Option `--max-processes` is now a new option: 'auto' which is now the default
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- Now limiting the number of tests and tests analysis processes that can run in
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- Changed the option name to specify the path to the `dart2js` executable from
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#### Version 0.2.4 ####

- If no browser tests are detected `content_shell` won't be needed.
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#### Version 0.2.3 ####

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#### Version 0.2.1 ####

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#### Version 0.1.0 ####

- Initial version that can run both Standalone VM and Web tests with basic
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Question: Does NtopNG recognize all formats of the network interfaces?
The warning is normal, please run sudo ethtool -K lo gro off gso off tso off as described in the log to fix it. The interface name is just a name, for ntopng it's the same.


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June 16, 2008Real Life Storiesby Chris Gast
Carrie Mason faced what many parents dread when her unborn daughter Hannah was diagnosed with anencephaly. Hannah was only expected to live a short time after birth, if she made it that far at all.
Anencephaly is a neural tube defect where the neural tube fails to close early in pregnancy, which results in the child missing a substantial portion of the brain and the top of the head. According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, the infants that manage to survive birth usually live for only a few hours or days.
Carrie, of Dearborn Heights, and her fiancée went to have an ultrasound on December 3, 2007. The technician was the first to spot Hannah's defect. Carrie said after hearing the diagnosis, her nurse suggested she could have an abortion. Later, when the diagnosis was confirmed there came more suggestions to abort, but little information was given to her. Carrie said she was being told what to do before she even knew what was wrong.
"Nobody really explained what it was," she said.
She ultimately decided that even though she would have only a short time with her daughter, that time was precious and important.
"I wanted to see her face and to take it with me," she said. "I at least wanted a couple of minutes, rather than nothing at all."
She searched for help from more medical professionals, but only found more suggestions to abort her daughter. Fortunately, Carrie found out that there are doctors who still believe their first job is to do no harm, and found that much support exists for mothers like her in difficult positions.
Carrie's sister put her on a prayer list. One member on that list knew of a local prolife doctor and managed to connect him to Carrie. He became her obstetrician for the rest of the pregnancy.
Carrie said "I asked the doctor 'will you help me?' He said 'yes'. He helped me through everything. He never said anything negative to me. He was just there for me."
The community wasn't finished after finding her a prolife doctor. Many people continued to work on finding her help in any way they could.
"A priest that didn't even know me offered to come to the hospital day or night," she said.
Someone told Carrie of Angela Hospice in Livonia, and she contacted them for help. Their prenatal unit provided her with counseling, funeral arrangements, and a birth photographer, all free of charge. They even gave a gift to Carrie's three-year-old daughter Emily.
"I was in labor all day, so they stayed with me at the hospital all day," Carrie said. "They stay with you 18 months after birth."
Hannah Elizabeth Ann Mason-Regnier was born on April 11, 2008. Hannah lived for 65 minutes.
Carrie said her advice to anyone who finds themselves in her situation is to ignore the doctors and nurses pressuring you to make a choice, because there are others who will support your decision of life for your child, no matter how small she is or how short her stay on Earth will be.
"Make sure in your heart you are doing the right thing, don't let anyone else do it for you," she said. "Don't let doctors push you in the wrong direction."
For more information about Angela Hospice, visit their website at www.angelahospice.org. For a list of other pregnancy support services, click here.


text:
extern "C" void track_sp (void *sp_this, void *ptr, long count);

#endif

namespace lldb_private {

namespace imp {

class shared_count
{
    shared_count(const shared_count&);
    shared_count& operator=(const shared_count&);

protected:
#ifdef _MSC_VER
    long shared_owners_;
#else
    std::atomic<long> shared_owners_;
#endif
    virtual ~shared_count();
private:
    virtual void on_zero_shared() = 0;

public:
    explicit shared_count(long refs = 0)
        : shared_owners_(refs) {}

    void add_shared();
    void release_shared();
    long use_count() const {return shared_owners_ + 1;}
};

template <class T>
class shared_ptr_pointer
    : public shared_count
{
    T data_;
public:
    shared_ptr_pointer(T p)
        :  data_(p) {}

private:
    virtual void on_zero_shared();

    // Outlaw copy constructor and assignment operator to keep effective C++
    // warnings down to a minimum
    shared_ptr_pointer (const shared_ptr_pointer &);
    shared_ptr_pointer & operator=(const shared_ptr_pointer &);
};

template <class T>
void
shared_ptr_pointer<T>::on_zero_shared()
{
    delete data_;
}

template <class T>
class shared_ptr_emplace
    : public shared_count
{
    T data_;
public:

    shared_ptr_emplace()
        :  data_() {}

    template <class A0>
        shared_ptr_emplace(A0& a0)
            :  data_(a0) {}

    template <class A0, class A1>
        shared_ptr_emplace(A0& a0, A1& a1)
            :  data_(a0, a1) {}

    template <class A0, class A1, class A2>
        shared_ptr_emplace(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2)
            :  data_(a0, a1, a2) {}

    template <class A0, class A1, class A2, class A3>
        shared_ptr_emplace(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2, A3& a3)
            :  data_(a0, a1, a2, a3) {}

    template <class A0, class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4>
        shared_ptr_emplace(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2, A3& a3, A4& a4)
            :  data_(a0, a1, a2, a3, a4) {}

private:
    virtual void on_zero_shared();
public:
    T* get() {return &data_;}
};

template <class T>
void
shared_ptr_emplace<T>::on_zero_shared()
{
}

}  // namespace

template<class T>
class SharingPtr
{
public:
    typedef T element_type;
private:
    element_type*      ptr_;
    imp::shared_count* cntrl_;

    struct nat {int for_bool_;};
public:
    SharingPtr();
    SharingPtr(std::nullptr_t);
    template<class Y> explicit SharingPtr(Y* p);
    template<class Y> explicit SharingPtr(Y* p, imp::shared_count *ctrl_block);
    template<class Y> SharingPtr(const SharingPtr<Y>& r, element_type *p);
    SharingPtr(const SharingPtr& r);
    template<class Y>
        SharingPtr(const SharingPtr<Y>& r);

    ~SharingPtr();

    SharingPtr& operator=(const SharingPtr& r);
    template<class Y> SharingPtr& operator=(const SharingPtr<Y>& r);

    void swap(SharingPtr& r);
    void reset();
    template<class Y> void reset(Y* p);

    element_type* get() const {return ptr_;}
    element_type& operator*() const {return *ptr_;}
    element_type* operator->() const {return ptr_;}
    long use_count() const {return cntrl_ ? cntrl_->use_count() : 0;}
    bool unique() const {return use_count() == 1;}
    bool empty() const {return cntrl_ == 0;}
    operator nat*() const {return (nat*)get();}

    static SharingPtr<T> make_shared();

    template<class A0>
        static SharingPtr<T> make_shared(A0&);

    template<class A0, class A1>
        static SharingPtr<T> make_shared(A0&, A1&);

    template<class A0, class A1, class A2>
        static SharingPtr<T> make_shared(A0&, A1&, A2&);

    template<class A0, class A1, class A2, class A3>
        static SharingPtr<T> make_shared(A0&, A1&, A2&, A3&);

    template<class A0, class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4>
        static SharingPtr<T> make_shared(A0&, A1&, A2&, A3&, A4&);

private:

    template <class U> friend class SharingPtr;
};

template<class T>
inline
SharingPtr<T>::SharingPtr()
    : ptr_(0),
      cntrl_(0)
{
}

template<class T>
inline
SharingPtr<T>::SharingPtr(std::nullptr_t)
: ptr_(0),
cntrl_(0)
{
}

template<class T>
template<class Y>
SharingPtr<T>::SharingPtr(Y* p)
    : ptr_(p), cntrl_(0)
{
    std::unique_ptr<Y> hold(p);
    typedef imp::shared_ptr_pointer<Y*> _CntrlBlk;
    cntrl_ = new _CntrlBlk(p);
    hold.release();
}

template<class T>
template<class Y>
SharingPtr<T>::SharingPtr(Y* p, imp::shared_count *cntrl_block)
    : ptr_(p), cntrl_(cntrl_block)
{
}

template<class T>
template<class Y>
inline
SharingPtr<T>::SharingPtr(const SharingPtr<Y>& r, element_type *p)
    : ptr_(p),
      cntrl_(r.cntrl_)
{
    if (cntrl_)
        cntrl_->add_shared();
}

template<class T>
inline
SharingPtr<T>::SharingPtr(const SharingPtr& r)
    : ptr_(r.ptr_),
      cntrl_(r.cntrl_)
{
    if (cntrl_)
        cntrl_->add_shared();
}

template<class T>
template<class Y>
inline
SharingPtr<T>::SharingPtr(const SharingPtr<Y>& r)
    : ptr_(r.ptr_),
      cntrl_(r.cntrl_)
{
    if (cntrl_)
        cntrl_->add_shared();
}

template<class T>
SharingPtr<T>::~SharingPtr()
{
    if (cntrl_)
        cntrl_->release_shared();
}

template<class T>
inline
SharingPtr<T>&
SharingPtr<T>::operator=(const SharingPtr& r)
{
    SharingPtr(r).swap(*this);
    return *this;
}

template<class T>
template<class Y>
inline
SharingPtr<T>&
SharingPtr<T>::operator=(const SharingPtr<Y>& r)
{
    SharingPtr(r).swap(*this);
    return *this;
}

template<class T>
inline
void
SharingPtr<T>::swap(SharingPtr& r)
{
    std::swap(ptr_, r.ptr_);
    std::swap(cntrl_, r.cntrl_);
}

template<class T>
inline
void
SharingPtr<T>::reset()
{
    SharingPtr().swap(*this);
}

template<class T>
template<class Y>
inline
void
SharingPtr<T>::reset(Y* p)
{
    SharingPtr(p).swap(*this);
}

template<class T>
SharingPtr<T>
SharingPtr<T>::make_shared()
{
    typedef imp::shared_ptr_emplace<T> CntrlBlk;
    SharingPtr<T> r;
    r.cntrl_ = new CntrlBlk();
    r.ptr_ = static_cast<CntrlBlk*>(r.cntrl_)->get();
    return r;
}

template<class T>
template<class A0>
SharingPtr<T>
SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(A0& a0)
{
    typedef imp::shared_ptr_emplace<T> CntrlBlk;
    SharingPtr<T> r;
    r.cntrl_ = new CntrlBlk(a0);
    r.ptr_ = static_cast<CntrlBlk*>(r.cntrl_)->get();
    return r;
}

template<class T>
template<class A0, class A1>
SharingPtr<T>
SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(A0& a0, A1& a1)
{
    typedef imp::shared_ptr_emplace<T> CntrlBlk;
    SharingPtr<T> r;
    r.cntrl_ = new CntrlBlk(a0, a1);
    r.ptr_ = static_cast<CntrlBlk*>(r.cntrl_)->get();
    return r;
}

template<class T>
template<class A0, class A1, class A2>
SharingPtr<T>
SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2)
{
    typedef imp::shared_ptr_emplace<T> CntrlBlk;
    SharingPtr<T> r;
    r.cntrl_ = new CntrlBlk(a0, a1, a2);
    r.ptr_ = static_cast<CntrlBlk*>(r.cntrl_)->get();
    return r;
}

template<class T>
template<class A0, class A1, class A2, class A3>
SharingPtr<T>
SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2, A3& a3)
{
    typedef imp::shared_ptr_emplace<T> CntrlBlk;
    SharingPtr<T> r;
    r.cntrl_ = new CntrlBlk(a0, a1, a2, a3);
    r.ptr_ = static_cast<CntrlBlk*>(r.cntrl_)->get();
    return r;
}

template<class T>
template<class A0, class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4>
SharingPtr<T>
SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2, A3& a3, A4& a4)
{
    typedef imp::shared_ptr_emplace<T> CntrlBlk;
    SharingPtr<T> r;
    r.cntrl_ = new CntrlBlk(a0, a1, a2, a3, a4);
    r.ptr_ = static_cast<CntrlBlk*>(r.cntrl_)->get();
    return r;
}

template<class T>
inline
SharingPtr<T>
make_shared()
{
    return SharingPtr<T>::make_shared();
}

template<class T, class A0>
inline
SharingPtr<T>
make_shared(A0& a0)
{
    return SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(a0);
}

template<class T, class A0, class A1>
inline
SharingPtr<T>
make_shared(A0& a0, A1& a1)
{
    return SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(a0, a1);
}

template<class T, class A0, class A1, class A2>
inline
SharingPtr<T>
make_shared(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2)
{
    return SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(a0, a1, a2);
}

template<class T, class A0, class A1, class A2, class A3>
inline
SharingPtr<T>
make_shared(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2, A3& a3)
{
    return SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(a0, a1, a2, a3);
}

template<class T, class A0, class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4>
inline
SharingPtr<T>
make_shared(A0& a0, A1& a1, A2& a2, A3& a3, A4& a4)
{
    return SharingPtr<T>::make_shared(a0, a1, a2, a3, a4);
}

template<class T, class U>
inline
bool
operator==(const SharingPtr<T>& __x, const SharingPtr<U>& __y)
{
    return __x.get() == __y.get();
}

template<class T, class U>
inline
bool
operator!=(const SharingPtr<T>& __x, const SharingPtr<U>& __y)
{
    return !(__x == __y);
}

template<class T, class U>
inline
bool
operator<(const SharingPtr<T>& __x, const SharingPtr<U>& __y)
{
    return __x.get() < __y.get();
}

template<class T>
inline
void
swap(SharingPtr<T>& __x, SharingPtr<T>& __y)
{
    __x.swap(__y);
}

template<class T, class U>
inline
SharingPtr<T>
static_pointer_cast(const SharingPtr<U>& r)
{
    return SharingPtr<T>(r, static_cast<T*>(r.get()));
}

template<class T, class U>
SharingPtr<T>
const_pointer_cast(const SharingPtr<U>& r)
{
    return SharingPtr<T>(r, const_cast<T*>(r.get()));
}

template <class T>
class LoggingSharingPtr
    : public SharingPtr<T>
{
    typedef SharingPtr<T> base;

public:
    typedef void (*Callback)(void*, const LoggingSharingPtr&, bool action);
    // action:  false means increment just happened
    //          true  means decrement is about to happen

private:
    Callback cb_;
    void* baton_;

public:
    LoggingSharingPtr() : cb_(0), baton_(0) {}
    LoggingSharingPtr(Callback cb, void* baton)
        : cb_(cb), baton_(baton)
    {
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, false);
    }

    template <class Y>
    LoggingSharingPtr(Y* p)
        : base(p), cb_(0), baton_(0) {}

    template <class Y>
    LoggingSharingPtr(Y* p, Callback cb, void* baton)
        : base(p), cb_(cb), baton_(baton)
    {
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, false);
    }

    ~LoggingSharingPtr()
    {
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, true);
    }

    LoggingSharingPtr(const LoggingSharingPtr& p)
        : base(p), cb_(p.cb_), baton_(p.baton_)
    {
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, false);
    }

    LoggingSharingPtr& operator=(const LoggingSharingPtr& p)
    {
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, true);
        base::operator=(p);
        cb_ = p.cb_;
        baton_ = p.baton_;
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, false);
        return *this;
    }

    void reset()
    {
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, true);
        base::reset();
    }

    template <class Y>
    void reset(Y* p)
    {
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, true);
        base::reset(p);
        if (cb_)
            cb_(baton_, *this, false);
    }

    void SetCallback(Callback cb, void* baton)
    {
        cb_ = cb;
        baton_ = baton;
    }

    void ClearCallback()
    {
        cb_ = 0;
        baton_ = 0;
    }
};

template <class T>
class IntrusiveSharingPtr;

template <class T>
class ReferenceCountedBase
{
public:
    explicit ReferenceCountedBase()
        : shared_owners_(-1)
    {
    }

    void
    add_shared();

    void
    release_shared();

    long
    use_count() const
    {
        return shared_owners_ + 1;
    }

protected:
    long shared_owners_;

    friend class IntrusiveSharingPtr<T>;

private:
    ReferenceCountedBase(const ReferenceCountedBase&);
    ReferenceCountedBase& operator=(const ReferenceCountedBase&);
};

    template <class T>
    void
    lldb_private::ReferenceCountedBase<T>::add_shared()
    {
#ifdef _MSC_VER
        _InterlockedIncrement(&shared_owners_);
#else
        ++shared_owners_;
#endif
    }

    template <class T>
    void
    lldb_private::ReferenceCountedBase<T>::release_shared()
    {
#ifdef _MSC_VER
        if (_InterlockedDecrement(&shared_owners_) == -1)
#else
        if (--shared_owners_ == -1)
#endif
            delete static_cast<T*>(this);
    }

template <class T>
class ReferenceCountedBaseVirtual : public imp::shared_count
{
public:
    explicit ReferenceCountedBaseVirtual () :
        imp::shared_count(-1)
    {
    }

    virtual
    ~ReferenceCountedBaseVirtual ()
    {
    }

    virtual void on_zero_shared ();

};

template <class T>
void
ReferenceCountedBaseVirtual<T>::on_zero_shared()
{
}

template <typename T>
class IntrusiveSharingPtr
{
public:
    typedef T element_type;

    explicit
    IntrusiveSharingPtr () :
        ptr_(0)
    {
    }

    explicit
    IntrusiveSharingPtr (T* ptr) :
        ptr_(ptr)
    {
        add_shared();
    }

    IntrusiveSharingPtr (const IntrusiveSharingPtr& rhs) :
        ptr_(rhs.ptr_)
    {
        add_shared();
    }

    template <class X>
    IntrusiveSharingPtr (const IntrusiveSharingPtr<X>& rhs)
        : ptr_(rhs.get())
    {
        add_shared();
    }

    IntrusiveSharingPtr&
    operator= (const IntrusiveSharingPtr& rhs)
    {
        reset(rhs.get());
        return *this;
    }

    template <class X> IntrusiveSharingPtr&
    operator= (const IntrusiveSharingPtr<X>& rhs)
    {
        reset(rhs.get());
        return *this;
    }

    IntrusiveSharingPtr&
    operator= (T *ptr)
    {
        reset(ptr);
        return *this;
    }

    ~IntrusiveSharingPtr()
    {
        release_shared();
#if defined (LLDB_CONFIGURATION_DEBUG) || defined (LLDB_CONFIGURATION_RELEASE)
        // NULL out the pointer in objects which can help with leaks detection.
        // We don't enable this for LLDB_CONFIGURATION_BUILD_AND_INTEGRATION or
        // when none of the LLDB_CONFIGURATION_XXX macros are defined since
        // those would be builds for release. But for debug and release builds
        // that are for development, we NULL out the pointers to catch potential
        // issues.
        ptr_ = NULL;
#endif  // #if defined (LLDB_CONFIGURATION_DEBUG) || defined (LLDB_CONFIGURATION_RELEASE)
    }

    T&
    operator*() const
    {
        return *ptr_;
    }

    T*
    operator->() const
    {
        return ptr_;
    }

    T*
    get() const
    {
        return ptr_;
    }

    explicit operator bool() const
    {
        return ptr_ != 0;
    }

    void
    swap (IntrusiveSharingPtr& rhs)
    {
        std::swap(ptr_, rhs.ptr_);
#if defined (ENABLE_SP_LOGGING)
        track_sp (this, ptr_, use_count());
        track_sp (&rhs, rhs.ptr_, rhs.use_count());
#endif
    }

    void
    reset(T* ptr = NULL)
    {
        IntrusiveSharingPtr(ptr).swap(*this);
    }

    long
    use_count () const
    {
        if (ptr_)
            return ptr_->use_count();
        return 0;
    }

    bool
    unique () const
    {
        return use_count () == 1;
    }

private:
    element_type *ptr_;

    void
    add_shared()
    {
        if (ptr_)
        {
            ptr_->add_shared();
#if defined (ENABLE_SP_LOGGING)
            track_sp (this, ptr_, ptr_->use_count());
#endif
        }
    }
    void
    release_shared()
    {
        if (ptr_)
        {
#if defined (ENABLE_SP_LOGGING)
            track_sp (this, NULL, ptr_->use_count() - 1);
#endif
            ptr_->release_shared();
        }
    }
};

template<class T, class U>
inline bool operator== (const IntrusiveSharingPtr<T>& lhs, const IntrusiveSharingPtr<U>& rhs)
{
    return lhs.get() == rhs.get();
}

template<class T, class U>
inline bool operator!= (const IntrusiveSharingPtr<T>& lhs, const IntrusiveSharingPtr<U>& rhs)
{
    return lhs.get() != rhs.get();
}

template<class T, class U>
inline bool operator== (const IntrusiveSharingPtr<T>& lhs, U* rhs)
{
    return lhs.get() == rhs;
}

template<class T, class U>
inline bool operator!= (const IntrusiveSharingPtr<T>& lhs, U* rhs)
{
    return lhs.get() != rhs;
}

template<class T, class U>
inline bool operator== (T* lhs, const IntrusiveSharingPtr<U>& rhs)
{
    return lhs == rhs.get();
}

template<class T, class U>
inline bool operator!= (T* lhs, const IntrusiveSharingPtr<U>& rhs)
{
    return lhs != rhs.get();
}

} // namespace lldb_private

#endif  // utility_SharingPtr_h_


Here is some information on the transportation options to get around Campeche and out to Hacienda Uayamón.
The picturesque and historic center of Campeche town is small and compact, contained within the old walls and fortifications. You can easily walk everywhere within the town center.
Taxi: Your hotel can organize a taxi if you wish to see any of the tourist attractions outside the town center, and they can advise you on the fare.
Rental Car: Cars can be rented at Campeche Airport, and the city center is around a 15-minute drive. The streets of the historic center are narrow and that parking can be a challenge. Note that most hotels do not have a parking area.
The wedding venue Hacienda Uayamón is located in the jungle some 25-30 minutes drive outside of Campeche.
Taxi: Cabs between Campeche and Uayamón can be arranged by the hotel, and the fare is US$25. Please organize the taxi in advance as it will take some time for the driver to be contacted and for them to make their way out to the hacienda.
Shuttle Bus: A bus service will be arranged to transport guests from the hotels in Campeche to Hacienda Uayamón for the wedding events on Saturday, and buses will run hourly through the night to take guests back to Campeche. More information will be shared closer to the event.
Rental Car: It's possible to rent a car and drive to Uayamón, and there is parking at the hotel. Given the other transportation options this isn't necessary or recommended.


Accommodation is not included in the registration package and needs to be booked separately by delegates. For further options and competitive rates, you may wish to book directly via established accommodation websites.
This rate is available until 4 October (subject to availability) so please do not delay booking.
Each of the 459 rooms and suites at this hotel has a a mini bar, in room safe, iron and trouser press, tea and coffee making facilities, modem connection, air conditioning and complimentary wireless Internet access.
These rates are available until 15 October (subject to availability) so please do not delay booking.
Contact the reservations team direct on 0208 917 1599 (OPT.3) quoting the code: 54625992 and the event date.
Please call the hotel directly on 0208 757 7060 to obtain and book the best available rate.
These rates are available until 30 June (subject to availability) so please do not delay booking.
Contact the reservations team direct on 0208 759 6611 or e-mail groups.heathrow@parkinn.com quoting the code: REDH1411 and the event date.
Alternative accommodation can be found using travel booking sites such as Trip Advisor, Late Rooms, etc.


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SUBJECT: Words in Edgewise examines the future of nostalgia, the morality of music and homosexuality in rural Newfoundland
DATE: March 2
Each month Memorial University's Graduate Program in Humanities, the Eastern Edge Gallery and Magpie magazine team up to present some of St. John's most exciting and intriguing artists and academics performing, presenting and sharing their work in a variety of disciplines and media.
This month's Words in Edgewise takes place at 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 10, at the Eastern Edge Gallery and is hosted by Morgan Murray. Admission is by donation.
The following people will be making presentations on March 10:
Janna Rosales – Schmaltz or Sentinel? The Future of Nostalgia. Vintage and retro might be "in," but what really becomes of nostalgia, that longing for what used to be, in a forward-looking, wired-up society whose very essence is change? Nostalgia is now a prepackaged commodity, a fixture in the pop culture marketplace, from Mad Men to My Little Pony. Dr. Rosales will engage the audience in a conversation about the cultural aesthetic of nostalgia by asking, does the past have any value in a society whose eye seems so firmly set on the future?
Janna Rosales is a St. John's researcher who holds a BA and MA from Memorial University and a PhD from the University of Toronto. Her research
interests include: the implications of nanotechnology, transhumanism, food security, cradle-to-cradle design, deliberative democracy models, and contemplative education.
Justin Osmond – Schopenhauer, Iris Murdoch and the Sovereignty of Music. Using examples from his own music Mr. Osmond will apply Iris Murdoch's theory of how art initiates our awareness of others to examine the morality of Western music, and explain how music becomes a sound image of the structure of being.
Justin Osmond, of Portugal Cove, holds a B.Mus. degree from Memorial University and is currently completing a MA in philosophy. He shares his songs on the open mic scene in St. John's.
Walter Mackey – "Well, That's Because He's a BayGay:" Homosexuality and Isolation in Rural Newfoundland. Featuring a performance art piece using an analog cassette recorder to provide multiple voices, Mr. Mackey will facilitate a discussion on the topic of growing up as a homosexual in rural Newfoundland and Labrador.
Hailing from a settlement of 33 people in eastern Newfoundland, Walter Mackey is an artist living in St. John's and a third year folklore and socio-cultural anthropology student at Memorial University.
For information please contact Janet Harron, communications coordinator for the Faculty of Arts, on 864-8292 or email jharron@mun.ca.
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A clinical test used to identify a defect in the articular cartilage of the hip.
The patient begins in a supine position. The examiner fully flexes the patient's hip and knee and applies downward pressure along the femoral shaft, repeatedly externally and internally rotating the hip with multiple angles of flexion.
Pain or reproduction of symptoms at the hip implies a defect in the articular cartilage of the femur or acetabulum.


The Black Mountain Swannanoa Chamber of Commerce is celebrating 95 years of serving our businesses and residents of the "Swannanoa Valley". Thank you for being a member!
The positive impacts of chamber membership have remained the same and even increased over time. Studies have shown that when consumers know that a small business is a member of the Chamber of Commerce they are 63% more likely to buy from that business. Being active in the local chamber is an effective business strategy. It communicates to consumers that a company uses good business practices, is reputable, cares about its customers, and is involved in the community.
In order to keep up with the growing demand for our services and increasing expenses, we are adjusting our rates by only $50 per year and eliminating the voluntary contributions we previously asked for. We have not had a rate increase since 2010. Complete the membership information update and return with your payment.
● Listing on our website by category, up to 100 words & picture/logo. With links to your web / facebook.
● Invitation to the Monthly "After Hours" and "Biscuit and Business" networking events- $100.
● Supports the Lib Harper Memorial Scholarship Fund. $1000 scholarship given annually.
Eligible for Shopping map participation at reduced rate. 50,000 published. Map is distributed in the Mountain Information Rack in 300 locations around WNC. Paid by the Chamber at an annual cost of $1800. Distributed/mailed to area visitor centers and other locations.
Advertising and PR in national and local publications.
Your membership investment has an estimated value of over $1000. Value to community Priceless!
The Chamber welcomes your insight and input for future ways to serve our members and the community.


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