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Inkey Alice (néhol tévesen Inkei Alíz) (Budapest, 1940. április 7.) Balázs Béla-díjas fotográfus, fotóművész, standfotós, szakíró.

Több évtizedes munkája során 54 játékfilm és 58 televíziós film standfotóit készítette a színészportrékon kívül.

Édesapja, Inkey Tibor szintén fotóművész. A világháború előtt számos magyar film standfotóit készítette. Nagybátyja, Szőts István filmrendező, nagynénje, Szellay Alice filmszínésznő.

Számos emlékezetes művészi portrét készített filmesekről (Illés György), színészekről (Latinovits Zoltán, Dajka Margit, Esztergályos Cecília). De olyan ismert közéleti szereplőkről is, mint Újhelyi Szilárd.

Életpályája

Édesapja révén először a Budapesti Fényképész Szövetkezetben volt tanuló, majd a Filmgyárban helyezkedett el, ahol elsősorban jelenetfotózás volt a feladata, de a kezdetektől készített portréfotókat színészekről, színésznőkről.

Tanítómesterének - mint oly sokan - Illés György operatőrt tekinti.

Sokat és szívesen dolgozott együtt olyan híres rendezőkkel, operatőrökkel, mint például Fábri Zoltán, Bacsó Péter, Kovács András, Kósa Ferenc, Sára Sándor és Szécsényi Ferenc.

Színészportréi gyakran jelentek meg a Film Színház Muzsika, Filmvilág és egyéb korabeli újságokban, címlapjain.

Nyugdíjba vonulása után kezdett írni. Első könyvében, az Alsógödi Amarcordban gyermekkora és egy kisváros hangulatát jeleníti meg.

Újabb könyvében filmgyári emlékeit dolgozta fel saját fotóival gazdagon illusztrálva.

Kiállítások

 Szécsényi Ferenc köszöntése, (Inkey Tibor és Inkey Alice kiállítása ), Mafilm, Budapest, 2012
 Fotókiállítás Inkey Alice fotográfus művészportréiból, Benczúr Ház, Budapest, 2014
 Színészlegendák képkeretben, Örkény István Könyvesbolt Cultiris Galériáj, Budapest, 2014

Könyvei

 Alsógödi Amarcord, Folpress Kiadó, Budapest, 2006,
 No De Alízka!... Kép-mesék a magyar film történetéből, Noran Libro Kiadó, Budapest, 2013,

Néhány ismertebb film és tévéjáték, amelyeknél standfotós volt

 Mici néni két élete, 1962
 Ítélet, 1970
 A sípoló macskakő, 1971
 Hószakadás, 1974
 A kenguru, 1976
 Zongora a levegőben, 1976
 Kísértet Lublón, 1976
 A kard, 1977
 Riasztólövés, 1977
 Nem élhetek muzsikaszó nélkül, 1978
 K. O., 1978
 Októberi vasárnap, 1979
 Naplemente délben, 1980

 A Pogány Madonna, 1981
 Ideiglenes paradicsom, 1981
 Vőlegény, 1982
 Gyertek el a névnapomra, 1983
 Hatásvadászok, 1983
 A vörös grófnő, 1985
 Kreutzer szonáta, 1987
 Iskolakerülők, 1989
 Ismeretlen ismerős, 1989
 Égető Eszter, 1989
 Fidelio, 1991
 István király, 1992
 Szökés, 1997

Díjak, elismerések

 Balázs Béla-díj, 1996

Források

 Rövid riport a Filmklikk honlapján

1940-ben született személyek
Magyar fotográfusok
Élő személyek
Balázs Béla-díjasok


Hello my book lovers, so this is kinda last minute, kinda more like I've had a crazy week and this is the first time I've had a chance to think about this weekend…anyway, if you are looking for something to do this weekend, and you can get to Burbank, CA…come visit me! I will be at Table 9 signing books Saturday and Sunday, 1-5pm at the Burbank Mariott (2500 N.Hollywood Way, 91505). Will have my latest, Hard Trigger, plus some old goodies:) More info: indscribe.com .


Since the start of the program in 2009, more than 165 EY employees from across the Americas have participated in Earthwatch expeditions. Since 2012, EY has sent three expeditions to countries in Latin America. In 2015, two expeditions went to Serra do Itajaí National Park in Brazil to support the strategic planning of a local eco-friendly hotel and an environmental consultancy company. They also gathered data on several bird species. The third expedition went to Xochimilco, Mexico to support local farmers in assessing the viability of sustainable farming methods and to collect water quality data throughout the wetlands. Since 2017, EY has added another location. EY employees fielded on an expedition to the Amazonian rainforests on northeastern Peru. There, in addition to helping survey the area's wildlife to develop conservation strategies, they also focused on improving business skills for two non-profit conservation organizations ran by local staff. These organizations provide logistical services for student and research boat-based expeditions, manage a hotel and also several museums including a Museum of Indigenous Cultures. Read about the EY-Earthwatch Ambassadors Program in Accounting Today or hear directly from one of our Ambassadors in her Earthwatch Unlocked blog.
EY-Earthwatch Ambassadors in Mexico presenting their findings related to sustainable farming methods to local entrepreneurs.
Our collaboration with EY provides its employees an opportunity to broaden their global network and mindset, to strengthen their teaming and leadership skills and to help their overall professional and personal growth. Participants consistently return to their home offices integrating their experiences into their daily behaviors and careers, whether sharing their Earthwatch experience with colleagues, training colleagues on business practices, or becoming involved with the organization's Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCaSS) work.
Since the start of the program in 2009, more than 165 EY employees from across the Americas have participated in Earthwatch expeditions. Since 2012, EY has sent three expeditions to countries in Latin America. In 2015, two expeditions went to Serra do Itajaí National Park in Brazil to support the strategic planning of a local eco-friendly hotel and an environmental consultancy company. They also gathered data on several bird species. The third expedition went to Xochimilco, Mexico to support local farmers in assessing the viability of sustainable farming methods and to collect water quality data throughout the wetlands. Read about the EY-Earthwatch Ambassadors Program in Accounting Today or hear directly from one of our Ambassadors in her Earthwatch Unlocked blog.
Additionally, in 2012, EY supported Earthwatch in the creation of the Earthwatch Urban Forest Program in cities such as Boston, San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta. This one-day program is part of the firm's annual day of community service, EY Connect Day, and it is designed to ignite awareness among EY employees of the sustainability of urban forests. Volunteers produce meaningful scientific data that is used by local authorities and researchers to improve green space in our cities. In 2014, around 12,000 EY employees logged more than 80,000 volunteer hours and celebrated EY Connect Day in 60 locations across the Americas.
The Americas Earthwatch Ambassadors Program's focus on environmental sustainability doesn't end when the expedition teams return to EY. Participants continue to integrate their experiences and incorporate environmental awareness into their daily behaviors and careers, whether training colleagues on business practices, sharing their Earthwatch experience with others, or becoming involved with the organization's Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCaSS) work. Ambassadors are often active in the communities in which they live and volunteer with local non-profit organizations.
Since the start of the program in 2009, more than 160 high performing and early-career EY professionals from across the Americas have participated in Earthwatch expeditions.
Findings are shared with the local governments and used to improve the health of regions' ecosystems.


Almost two years to the day since their epic 3-3 draw in Istanbul was decided in Liverpool's favour on penalties, the two clubs meet again.
Liverpool and AC Milan arrived in the Greek capital on Monday ready to play out the sequel to the most unbelievable European Cup final ever staged.
Almost two years to the day since their epic 3-3 draw in Istanbul was decided in Liverpool's favour on penalties, the two clubs meet again with Milan looking for revenge and Liverpool hoping to lift the European Cup again in far less traumatic circumstances than on penalties after going 3-0 down.
Dirk Kuyt, who hopes to be in Liverpool's attack at the Olympic Stadium on Wednesday night, but was with Feyenoord in 2005, summed up most peoples' feeling about the 2005 final when he said: "It was unbelievable.
"At 3-0 all the Milan players looked so happy and thought the game was over. Then something crazy happened.
"It was a miracle, one of the most amazing things that has ever happened on a football pitch ... but I don't think anything like that will ever happen again."
Milan established a 3-0 lead by halftime which Liverpool erased after scoring three goals in a six-minute spell with an hour played.
There were no more goals in normal or extra time and Liverpool triumphed 3-2 on penalties for their most dramatic European Cup success.
Eight of Milan's starting line-up that night are still with the club as are nine of Liverpool's, but unless one side takes an early lead as Milan did in 2005, Wednesday's game is likely to be far less open.
Milan are expected to carry the game to Liverpool with the likes of Clarence Seedorf and Gennaro Gattuso involved in an intriguing battle for midfield mastery against Liverpool's Steven Gerrard and any number of players that manager Rafael Benitez opts to play there.
Seedorf and Gattuso will be attempting to give the outstanding Kaka as much service as possible so that the Brazilian can prise open the Liverpool defence.
He did it against Liverpool in the 2005 final and against England's new champions Manchester United in this season's semi-finals.
Liverpool will probably be looking to Peter Crouch and Kuyt to get the better of Milan's experienced back line which should include Paolo Maldini, who at 38, will be playing in his eighth European final.
Maldini has been having special treatment on an injured knee, but is likely to start the game.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti told the Italian media last week: "I've already decided on my team except I have to wait and see for Maldini and decide on the striker: Filippo Inzaghi scores more goals than Alberto Gilardino, but his support work is better."
Benitez said Milan posed more of a threat than two years ago as their players were even better in midfield and defence.
"We experienced how good Milan were in the first half in Istanbul, but we are also progressing and we have more experience than we did two years ago."
He considers Milan the favourites after the way they beat United in the semi-final, saying: "I would say they will be more difficult to beat this time. They have more balance, they have good, experienced defenders and are really strong in midfield."
Liverpool's key player is Gerrard who inspired the fightback two years ago and is still the driving force.
If Milan allow Gerrard any time and space in midfield, Liverpool can dominate that crucial area, but Milan know all about Gerrard and will be determined not to allow him the influence he had in 2005.
The unknown factor is what formation Benitez will go for. His main injury concern is Dutch wideman Boudewijn Zenden, who picked up an ankle injury in training last week.
In midfield Benitez could employ Argentine Javier Mascherano or Welshman Craig Bellamy to do contrasting jobs. Spaniard Xabi Alonso is another possibility, as is Australian Harry Kewell, fit after missing most of the season injured.
AC Milan: 1-Dida; 44-Massimo Oddo, 13-Alessandro Nesta, 3-Paolo Maldini, 18-Marek Jankulosvski; 8-Gennaro Gattuso, 21-Andrea Pirlo, 23-Massimo Ambrosini, 10-Clarence Seedorf; 22-Kaka, 11-Alberto Gilardino.


The villa is fronted by a covered entrance with feature columns, and matching seating area to the rear. From the entrance terrace the front door opens into an open plan lounge 4.68m x 4.01m with feature marble fireplace, a circular dining area 3.22m x 3.17m is set off to the right of the entrance.
Kitchen 5.05m x 2.48m with fitted wall and matching base units, appliances include gas hob with overhead extractor, integral oven, washing machine & fridge/freezer.
The garden is planted with flowering shrubs and a large almond tree to the centre front.


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It's the End of the World—What Are You Going To Do About It?
It is the day before the end of the world, and I still haven't finished writing my piece about the end of the world. I am, I admit, a bit of a dawdler—not just in work, but in life. I dilly, I dally, I put things off till the last possible moment.
When it comes to writing, this is OK—you're given a deadline, and so even if you have to pull an all-nighter, you get it done. But in life, you don't get a deadline, at least not usually. One day, death just shows up, stinky breath and all. The problem is that you never know when that day will come, and so if you're a procrastinator like me, this loosey-goosey deadline makes it especially hard to do things like finally get your life in order. After all, as far as you know, you could have years and years to accomplish this. Surely, you can wait till tomorrow.
Well, not if tomorrow is the apocalypse, which for one reason or another, an alarming number of people seem to believe. In fact, a recent Reuters poll found that 10 percent of the global population—or around 700 million people—fear the world could end on December 21, 2012. 15 percent think the world will end, if not tomorrow, than at some point in their lives. (In America, perhaps the most solipsistic and paranoid of nations, 22 percent believe that crap.) I consider myself a reasonably sensible person, but over the past year, even I've had the urge to start stocking my basement with cans of tuna.
Peter Gersten of Sedona, Arizona has slightly more supernatural ambitions. Gersten plans to spend this Winter Solstice at the top of Sedona's Bell Rock, where he believes "a rare galactic alignment" will activate an "11:11 portal" to open, which he will jump into. He said in his YouTube video that all those noticing the 11:11 phenomenon in their own lives are invited to join him on December 21 to witness the grand opening of the cosmic portal, which he believes will lead to the center of the galaxy.
I am, perhaps, not alone. For whatever strange reason, some individuals seem to need an excuse to make things right in their lives—and the apocalypse gives them this. Or, as Lorber put it, "We almost seem to revel in it, that there's going to be a reckoning of sorts. People want a chance to cross their Ts and dot their Is. Would you call that girl? Would you repair a damaged friendship with someone you stopped talking to long ago?" If tomorrow were your last day on earth, what would you do?
What would I do? I'd like to think my last day wouldn't be too different from any other, though I do hope my eyes would be open a little wider. I'd want to have a burger at Melon's with best friends, have the chance to give each of them a big bear-hug goodbye. I'd like to take a walk in the woods. I'd like to write a little bit, even though I know no one would ever read it. I'd want to spend some time with my family, maybe eat a roast chicken with them, stuffing and potatoes and gravy. I'd like to play cards with my mom—not so much because it's something I'd adore doing, but because I know she would. I'd like to think I wouldn't start smoking again, or anything like that—after all, bad habits are such a waste of time. Speaking of wasting time, I'd like to think I wouldn't bother turning on the TV, though it would probably be pretty exhausting running around saying goodbye to everyone, and so the truth is I wouldn't mind ending this long day, this short life, by curling up on the couch with the girl I love and watching Jaws.
No matter what anyone says, the world will indeed end some day—there's little doubt about that. According to astronomers, that day will probably happen in another 5 billion years or so, when our sun becomes a red giant and its expansion potentially engulfs the Earth. Chances are pretty strong, though, that the apocalypse will NOT happen tomorrow.
This seems like a pretty good plan for today, no matter what may happen tomorrow.


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55 infrastructure projects funded in Saskatchewan
The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan announced more than $50.2 million in joint funding for 55 infrastructure projects across the province. The projects are funded under the new COVID-19 Resilience Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program.
Among other projects, the funding will go toward the construction of a new community centre in Kinistino, which will house the town office, a rental hall, a daycare and a library. Active transportation networks will be expanded or improved in the CBattlefords, Estevan, Kindersley, La Ronge, Swift Current and Yorkton helping to enhance mobility connections and the safety of cyclists and pedestrians. New walking pathways will connect the Flying Dust First Nation community to Meadow Lake, providing increased and safe pedestrian access to community services. In Regina, the Saskatchewan Science Centre will be renovated to make it more accessible. Projects in Moose Jaw, Wilkie and Biggar will upgrade the power supply to municipal buildings using solar panels.
The Government of Canada is investing more than $21.2 million in these 55 projects. For projects requiring consultations with Indigenous groups, funding is conditional on all consultation requirements being met. The Government of Saskatchewan is also contributing over $16.4 million toward these projects. Contributions by recipients toward their respective projects are $12.5 million.
"From Buffalo Narrows to Estevan, and dozens of communities in-between the Government of Saskatchewan's $16.4-million investment in these 55 local infrastructure projects will not only help protect local economies, which are continuing to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but also help create safe, healthy and prosperous communities across the province," said Don McMorris, Saskatchewan's Minister of Government Relations.
"With the COVID-19 Resilience Stream, we are also responding to the impacts of the pandemic through flexible and accelerated investments in key infrastructure upgrades as quickly as possible," added Jim Carr, federal Minister and Special Representative for the Prairies, on behalf of Catherine McKenna, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities. "The funding announced today will help communities build back better, create jobs, and build cleaner, more inclusive communities."
The Saskatchewan Science Centre welcomed the funding commitments from the provincial and federal governments.
"This project will be transformational for the Science Centre," said Sandy Baumgartner, CEO of the Saskatchewan Science Centre. "A renewed space and exhibits will be critical to a successful future for the Saskatchewan Science Centre, allowing us to continue to inspire the province's youth to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math."
Click here to view the entire list of infrastructure projects.
Featured image: The Saskatchewan Science Centre in Regina.
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The 2018 Cloud Conference, held on 13 June 2018 at Gallagher Estate in Gauteng, is the premier event of its kind in South Africa. The conference will be attended by South Africa's top cloud, hosting and security executives and IT professionals. The speakers will share information about hosting services, data centres, cloud computing, virtualisation, hosting infrastructure and connectivity.


Jordan Sanders (Regina Hall) is a successful businesswoman in the tech industry who has an incredibly mean streak she uses to cover up the wounds caused by an adolescence marred by bullying. She is a boss nobody deserves – constantly harassing her employees until they cry. Borrowing the 13 Going on 30 (2004) premise, Jordan is transformed into her younger self after she lashes out at a child selling doughnuts outside her office.
Jordan's overworked and underappreciated personal assistant April (Issa Rae) steps up and acts as Young Jordan's (Marsai Martin) aunt. Jordan is forced to enrol in the same school she was bullied at years ago and has to navigate the minefield that is middle school. A whole host of awkward situations and sticky complications arise, including Young Jordan hitting on her attractive school teacher (Justin Hartley), and the guy Jordan is casually dating (Luke James) mistaking the younger version of his girlfriend as her daughter and quickly adopting the role of doting stepfather.
It's a race against time to seek out the cure for Jordan's condition while simultaneously preventing Jordan's company from losing their biggest client. It's a journey of discovery and self-realization for Jordan and a wake-up call for April who must find her voice and stand up for herself. Promoting an anti-bullying message and encouraging young people to believe in themselves, Little is a feel-good movie guaranteed to make you laugh.
Marsai Martin is captivating as Young Jordan. Martin does an excellent job of emulating her older counterpart, demonstrating a level of acting ability far above her 14 years. She depicts a snarky, judgmental, wealthy woman in the body of a teenager with such authenticity that it's hard to believe she hasn't experienced it firsthand. Martin actually pitched the idea for the film and was made executive producer (the youngest ever in Hollywood) – indicating a promising and varied career for the young actress and producer.
Although at times the story gets a little too ridiculous, suspending your disbelief before watching the film will ensure you enjoy it for what it is – an upbeat comedy with a talented cast.


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With clinical trials commencing, we ask: what is CBG and how is it different to CBD?
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Ever since cannabis-based medicine became available via prescription in 2015, the public have become increasingly intrigued by the cannabis plant and its complex attributes. With so many terms and abbreviations being thrown around (CBD, CBG, THC CBDA…) it can be confusing, we understand that. Let's take a moment to break down the difference between two key players: CBD & CBG.
What is CBG?
CBG stands for cannabigerol, a naturally occurring compound found within the cannabis plant, also called a cannabinoid. Cannabigerol (CBG) and cannabidiol (CBD) are two of the most common cannabinoids, but scientists have found loads more, each with their own unique properties. CBG is considered the 'grandfather of all cannabinoids' because all cannabinoids start as CBG. Analysis of the cannabis plant has found that during its growth, the first acid to form is CBGA. As the plant matures, CBGA is converted to other acids such as CBDA and THCA. Cannabinoids remain in an acidic form until they undergo a process called decarboxylation, which is an essential part of the production process for creating cannabinoid extracts. It sounds complicated because it's called 'decarboxylation', but by simply exposing the acid to UV light or heat, it turns into the active cannabinoid forms that we refer to as CBG, CBD, THC etc etc.
Does CBG get you high?
In simple terms, no. Like CBD, CBG is a non-psychotropic cannabinoid, meaning it does not possess the intoxicant effects which are sometimes associated with the cannabis plant. The 'high' that comes from cannabis is primarily caused by another cannabinoid called tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is psychotropic. By law, CBG products and CBG oil are required to have a negligible amount of THC and all other psychotropic cannabinoids. EthicaCBD go the extra mile to ensure the safety of our customers and purity of our oils. Whether it's CBG or CBD, every drop is tested in world-renowned labs under strict scientific guidelines.
Check our lab reports here.
Is CBG Legal?
Yes. CBG is completely legal in the UK and being explored as a provider of various therapeutic benefits. CBG itself is just a molecule, like H2O (water), and CBG is completely legal, like H2O. The legality of a product containing CBG could be affected by its other contents, specifically controlled substances, like THC. Similarly, H2O is legal, but a bottle of water would be illegal to sell if it contained controlled substances.
CBG Research & Benefits
As is the case with many cannabinoids, more research is required before concrete claims can be made regarding CBG's medicinal potential. However, pre-clinical trials have taken place which suggest CBG could pose anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-bacterial and anti-carcinogenic benefits. These powerful properties are well known for their therapeutic essentiality. More specifically, CBG has shown promise in the treatment of various ailments such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), glaucoma, and Huntington's disease. Following such optimistic reports, clinical trials are now taking place to determine the medical application of CBG.
How does CBG work / interact with the body?
Within our bodies, there is a complex cell-signalling network called the endocannabinoid system (ECS). In essence, the endocannabinoid system over-arches other systems (nervous system, hormonal system, digestive system etc) and optimises their operations. The ECS is responsible for maintaining homeostasis, the term given to balance within the body. Inflammation, pain and anxiety can be traced back to a lack of homeostasis, along with many other problems people experience. CBG benefits our search for balance by enhancing the function of the endocannabinoid system, therefore helping restore balance and remediating symptoms such as inflammation and pain. At the moment, scientists are still trying to work out exactly how it does this, but they know that CBG interacts with the ECS via the CB1 & CB2 receptors in the brain.
Using CBG – EthicaCBD Sports Gel
Since discovering the therapeutic potential of CBG, many active individuals have been exploring the cannabinoid as a way to boost the post-workout recovery process. In particular, topical (on the skin) applications have gained traction for their ability to directly impact an area of stiffness or soreness.
EthicaCBD have spent the last year formulating a sports gel which combines the benefits of CBD and CBG (where 1+1=3)* with other essential extracts like camphor, peppermint and black pepper, all known for their anti-inflammatory and remedial properties. Recovery is a crucial aspect of any healthy lifestyle and we want you to start every day feeling fresh.
*The combination of CBD and CBG is renowned for its potential to possess benefits far greater than the individual cannabinoids in isolation.
What's next for CBG?
The study of cannabigerol and its connection with the human body is a field which requires a bit more digging. We've seen the ways CBG benefits various areas of health and well-being, but the exact CBG properties which lead to those effects require further investigation. Fortunately, the scientific response to CBG's remedial potential is optimistic, meaning more research is going ahead to determine the mechanisms by which CBG interacts with the human body and the subsequent effects of that interaction. What is known is that CBG is proving to be an increasingly popular option we are likely to hear a lot more about in the near future.
1. What is CBG?
2. Does CBG get you high?
3. Is CBG Legal?
4. CBG Research & Benefits
5. How does CBG work / interact with the body?
6. Using CBG - EthicaCBD Sports Gel
7. What's next for CBG?
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Q: When do I have to declare a function used in a template? I've got (probably) a simple question.
When do I have to declare a function used in a template?
The following code prints out (using gcc >=4.1):

init my A object
no init

Using gcc 4.0 the following code prints out:

init my A object
init my string object

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

template<typename T>
void init(T& t){
        std::cout << "no init" << std::endl;
}

// void init(std::string& t);

template <typename T>
void doSomething(T& t){
        init(t);
        // do some further stuff
}

void init(std::string& t){
        std::cout << "init my string object" << std::endl;
}

class A{

};

void init(A& t){
        std::cout << "init my A object" << std::endl;
}

int main(){
        A a;
        doSomething(a);
        std::string s("test");
        doSomething(s);
        return 0;
}

What is the difference between the usage of std::string and A?
Shouldn't there be the same behaviour?
With the additional forward declaration it works fine,
but when do I need it?
Cheers,
CSpille

A: Functions at the instantiation point are looked up only using argument dependent lookup (looking up functions in the namespaces associated with a function argument). Normal lookup is only done at the point of the template definition.
So for std::string, only the generic init function template is visible and called, since there is no specific one for it in namespace std. For A, the more specific function is found in the global namespace of A.
If you forward declare the string specific function to appear prior to doSomething, normal unqualified lookup finds it at the definition and uses it later on.
If you call init as follows, it inhibits argument dependent lookup, and will thus use the generic template for A too.
template <typename T>
void doSomething(T& t){
    (init)(t);
    // won't do ADL
}

(As a side-node: In that case, not only argument dependent lookup is inhibited at instantiation, but init won't be a dependent name in the first place - only non-parenthesized and unqualified function names are made dependent. Thus only non-ADL lookup at definition is done anyway and no lookup at instantiation is taken place what-so-ever, even if there would be a form different from ADL that would be done there.)

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(CNN) — Fifty years ago this April, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was. still ask specifically for King's former room. While King spent much of his time on the island relaxing, writing and socializing.
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Lots of criminals have managed to escape from prison, but only a few have managed to evade recapture—and the ones that stand.
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or they will just point to the long list of stories we have decided to cover and say: "Scroll up." Apparently, Jeff Jacoby doesn't read The Root, the news, anything written by or about Martin Luther.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Three Saudi women's rights activists have been temporarily released after 10 months in prison, sources familiar with their cases told The Associated Press on.
Martin Luther King Jr. had come to Tulsa. Three years before the March on Washington and King's landmark "I Have a Dream" speech — and four years before the Civil Rights Act was signed in July 1964.
Jan 21, 2019. My Brother Martin: A Sister Remembers Growing Up With the Rev. If your children have an appreciation of Dr. Martin Luther King's life story.
I remember that everything we did was founded on the. that would not have been what Martin Luther King Jr. would have wanted us to do to each other. One of his famous quotes, "We must learn to live.
. mimic-martin-luther-king/2619328002/ Rudy Barker's impersonation may have been the sincerest form of flattery to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "I often asked myself why did Dr. King get assassinated.
his children have worked tirelessly to preserve his legacy, sometimes with sharply different views on how best to do that. But they are unanimous on one key point: James Earl Ray did not kill Martin.
Harley Barber's mother doesn't want people to think that she's hugging her daughter and telling her everything will be okay. In fact, Barber's mother agrees with the University of Alabama.
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text:
using Thirst.Core.Messages;

namespace Thirst.Core.Hubs
{
    public interface IThirstHub
    {
        void SendRunningProcesses(RunningProcesses message);

        void InspectProcesses(InspectProcesses message);
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Nancy Mizerak, M.D., J.D. joined KBG Injury Law L.L.P. with the goal of expanding the Social Security Disability practice in the firm. After more than five years in a general practice law firm in Lancaster County which included Social Security, family law, bankruptcy and estates, Nancy has chosen to concentrate her efforts in Social Security Disability cases. Her passion for disability cases is a natural fit with her deep interest in medicine and her experience as a family physician.
The practice of law is a second career for Nancy. Her first career was as a solo practitioner in Family Medicine for fifteen years. After graduating from the University of South Florida College of Medicine in 1980, she accepted a residency position at the Lancaster General Hospital Department of Family and Community Medicine. After residency training, she put out her shingle and developed a thriving general practice. In the early 1990's, Nancy became interested in the law after serving as an expert in several medical malpractices cases. Nancy closed her practice, returned to school and received her J.D. from the Villanova University School of Law in 2001.
Nancy now looks forward to employing her extensive and unique experience at KBG Injury Law, L.L.P. representing disabled claimants in their appeals to the Office of Disability Adjudication and Review.


Chanting and enchanting, poetry and music have always been of equal importance to Tobin, both as singer and composer. The poems are chosen from Yeats's early work through to his final collection. She was particularly drawn to the love poems such as When You Are Old, written with the unattainable love of his life Maud Gonne, in mind, and also his poems that celebrate the transformative power of art and his desire to find a deeper spiritual truth, as in Sailing To Byzantium and Long-legged Fly. Christine works with the poems on a deep intuitive level creating music that draws you into a world of unalloyed soulfulness, conjuring watercolour accompaniments on The Fisherman, and a hypnotic, prayer-like refrain on Sailing To Byzantium. The quiet power of Byrne's reading of The Lake Isle of Innisfree over Tobin's sparse, evocative piano accompaniment; brings great warmth and luminosity to the meaning. In Memory of Eva Gore-Booth and Constance Markievicz captures the spectral quality of friends in a world that has passed and Lockrane's flute introduction on The Song of Wandering Aengus leads us into a mystical "hazel wood". Apocalyptic disquiet is conveyed on The Second Coming by a menacing, repetitive 5/4 motif where the "blood dimmed tide is loosed" and culminates in an anarchic crescendo. Romantic and radical, Christine is a musical free spirit who blurs the lines to create her own unique style that manages to be both earthy and ethereal. The rich palette of harmony and colour draws on influences from folk, jazz and twentieth century classical, from Miles to Messiaen.
The new CD "Sailing To Byzantium" (release date July 2012) includes special guest, renowned actor Gabriel Byrne reading three of the poems. Byrne's presence on the album is of special significance to Christine as he was her teacher back in Dublin when she attended secondary school. Gabriel was the school's Spanish teacher, but he also led drama classes after hours for students who showed a keen interest. His collaboration with Tobin on this recording follows a direct link to an inspirational time in her formative years when she attended, what was then, one of Dublin's most unique schools. Yeats's poems came into her life around this time too, when her first boyfriend used to read her When You Are Old, and a moonstruck Tobin imagined "the pilgrim soul" lay somewhere within.
In this beautiful collection of songs based on the poetry of WB Yeats, vocalist Christine Tobin has created an unqualified masterpiece.
of Yeats' oeuvre, Tobin perfectly gauges the emotional and spiritual resonances of the texts, aided by performances of incredible subtlety and understatement. The singer nails her beguilingly pure tone and melodic fecundity to the mast from the get-go in the autumnal opener "When You Are Old". In the music's simplicity and emotional directness - songs such as "What Then?" , "The Wild Swans at Coole" and "Sailing To Byzantium" channel a folk-like potency and restraint - you might be able to detect residual traces of her previous release, Tapestry Unravelled. Special guest Gabriel Byrne, Tobin's former school teacher in Dublin, recites "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" (adroitly accompanied by the singer on piano). "The Pity of Love" and "The White Birds", and if his presence on the album helps to attract the attention of a wider audience then so much the better. Creating a sound-world all of its own, the seductive spell of Sailing To Byzantium is immediate, its depth of feeling limitless. Discs of this stature are not common - this is recommended unreservedly.
"Listening to Christine Tobin's ravishing Sailing To Byzantium. Five-star, world-class album."


text:
import re
import typing as t

from globus_sdk.response import GlobusHTTPResponse, IterableResponse

class IterableGCSResponse(IterableResponse):
    """
    Response class for non-paged list oriented resources. Allows top level
    fields to be accessed normally via standard item access, and also
    provides a convenient way to iterate over the sub-item list in the
    ``data`` key:

    >>> print("Path:", r["path"])
    >>> # Equivalent to: for item in r["data"]
    >>> for item in r:
    >>>     print(item["name"], item["type"])
    """

    default_iter_key = "data"

class UnpackingGCSResponse(GlobusHTTPResponse):
    """
    An "unpacking" response looks for a "data" array in the response data, which is
    expected to have dict elements. The "data" is traversed until the first matching
    object is found, and this is presented as the ``data`` property of the response.

    The full response data is available as ``full_data``.

    If the expected datatype is not found in the array, or the array is missing, the
    ``data`` will be the full response data (identical to ``full_data``).

    :param match: Either a string containing a DATA_TYPE prefix, or an arbitrary
        callable which does the matching
    :type match: str or callable
    """

    def _default_unpacking_match(
        self, spec: str
    ) -> t.Callable[[t.Dict[str, t.Any]], bool]:
        if not re.fullmatch(r"\w+", spec):
            raise ValueError("Invalid UnpackingGCSResponse specification.")

        def match_func(data: t.Dict[str, t.Any]) -> bool:
            if not ("DATA_TYPE" in data and isinstance(data["DATA_TYPE"], str)):
                return False
            if "#" not in data["DATA_TYPE"]:
                return False
            name, _version = data["DATA_TYPE"].split("#", 1)
            return name == spec

        return match_func

    def __init__(
        self,
        response: GlobusHTTPResponse,
        match: t.Union[str, t.Callable[[t.Dict[str, t.Any]], bool]],
    ):
        super().__init__(response)

        if callable(match):
            self._match_func = match
        else:
            self._match_func = self._default_unpacking_match(match)

        self._unpacked_data: t.Optional[t.Dict[str, t.Any]] = None
        self._did_unpack = False

    @property
    def full_data(self) -> t.Any:
        """
        The full, parsed JSON response data.
        ``None`` if the data cannot be parsed as JSON.
        """
        return self._parsed_json

    def _unpack(self) -> t.Optional[t.Dict[str, t.Any]]:
        """
        Unpack the response from the `"data"` array, returning the first match found.
        If no matches are founds, or the data is the wrong shape, return None.
        """
        if isinstance(self._parsed_json, dict) and isinstance(
            self._parsed_json.get("data"), list
        ):
            for item in self._parsed_json["data"]:
                if isinstance(item, dict) and self._match_func(item):
                    return item
        return None

    @property
    def data(self) -> t.Any:
        # only do the unpacking operation once, as it may be expensive on large payloads
        if not self._did_unpack:
            self._unpacked_data = self._unpack()
            self._did_unpack = True

        if self._unpacked_data is not None:
            return self._unpacked_data
        return self._parsed_json


text:
A team's behavior is ultimately the captain's responsibility. If there are concerns over the way the game is being officiated, the captain has the right to identify himself, and approach the discussion with an official in a respectable manner. The officials are the FINAL authority on the court. LEAGUE STAFF WILL NOT OVERRULE ON COURT CALLS OR DECISIONS.
League Conduct Policy:
1) If an individual player gets ejected from a game, that player is automatically suspended the following game. No questions asked. No exceptions.
Players must leave the gym after being ejected. The opposing team will continue to shoot free throws (with the clock running) until that player is out of the gym.
2) If a player accumulates 3 technical fouls over the course of 2 games (that they have played in, or have been eligible to play in), that player is automatically suspended the following game. No questions asked. No exceptions.
Example: A player is assessed 2 technical fouls in game 1, is suspended game 2, and is assessed a technical foul in game 3. That player will be suspended for game 4.
The technical foul count does NOT reset if a player sat after 3 techs over 2 games. The technical foul count does NOT reset for playoffs.
4) If a team accumulates 8 technical fouls over the course of a season, that team will forfeit their next game (this includes playoff games).
5) If a team accumulates 4 technical fouls in a single game, the game will be called, the infracting team will be issued a forfeit for that game (no matter what the score is), and will be subject to further discipline.
6) If a game is called by the officials due to player conduct/scuffles or fighting, the team that is up will be credited the win, and both teams will forfeit their next game.
No refunds will be given for player &/or team suspensions.
The purpose of this policy is to discourage patterns of continued misbehavior from game to game. Punishment for misbehavior in the playoffs will be enforced the subsequent season. The league reserves the right to remove a team from the league at any point at the discretion of the commissioner. The league also reserves the right to refuse to register teams/players based on prior conduct and behavior. Any questions or concerns regarding this policy can be directed to the league at info@hoopsleaguespnw.com.
All captains will have to agree to the terms above upon registration. Captains will be required to sign a copy of this document Week 1 of the season.
https://www.instagram.com/hoopsleaguespnw/


text:
← 2013 ABA Outstanding Medical-Legal Partnership Pro Bono Advocacy Award
Community Profile (con't): Lisa Borden, Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz →
Community Profile: Lisa Borden, Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz
In last week's post, we encouraged first time attendees of the Equal Justice Conference to take advantage of the incredible community of pro bono leaders who will be joining us in St. Louis. One such leader is Lisa Borden, Pro Bono Shareholder of the law firm Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz. We had the chance to chat with Ms. Borden about her work and pro bono – part I of our interview is below:
Describe the firm's pro bono practice and your role as the shareholder.
Our firm is geographically diverse – we have about 650 lawyers in 18 offices spread across the Southeast. I work with some offices that have 100 or more lawyers, and others that have only a handful. We've had our current, formal pro bono structure for 5 years – I have been in my current position that whole time. Prior to this structure, we had a committee of people who had their own practices, but we found we couldn't make the progress we wanted to because the people on the committee didn't have the time required to bring in opportunities or to try to match lawyers' skills and interests. So that's what I do – I go into our communities and even nationally to find opportunities for lawyers to do things that they feel passionate about and that match their skill set (or even take them out of their comfort zones). I find out what our lawyers want and then go out and find opportunities.
What is the biggest challenge you see to the delivery of pro bono services?
Being in the Southeastern part of the country, our challenges may be different than in other areas of the country. Everyone has funding problems, it's universal, but in most of the South there's not a developed pro bono culture. That lack of a pro bono culture is combined with a lot of population being in the rural parts of the states. In all the states where our firm has offices, there are concentrations of people who need pro bono help, but huge swaths of these states are very underserved. They have very few lawyers and no access to pro bono programs.
What steps have you taken to address this challenge?
This is an ongoing challenge but we have done some work in this area. In Tennessee, some Baker Donelson attorneys and IT staff developed Online Tennessee Justice – it was rolled out by the Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services and the Access to Justice Commission last year. It's an online secure web portal that people can access from anywhere they have internet access; they can qualify for services through income qualification online. If they qualify, they can post their legal problem and volunteer lawyers will get on and take questions and can interact with the client. This service has given a lot of people in rural areas access to legal assistance, and has also brought in a lot of lawyers who weren't volunteering before – in house lawyers who may not have had time, retired attorneys, stay at home moms, etc. This program is being licensed to other states' Access to Justice Commissions without charge and will be implemented soon in several additional states. We think this can really be a game changer for legal assistance in rural areas.
Check back tomorrow for Part II of our interview, where Ms. Borden addresses recent trends in pro bono delivery and offers advice from her years of service.
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That experience was a professional boxer.
"I had the opportunity to work with a world-class coach in John Tandy and he had belief in me so I thought I'll give it a shot; worst comes to worst I go back to MMA with better hands."
Just as in MMA, Duffy excelled in the Sweet Science, compiling a 7-0 pro record before injuries stalled his progress and had him thinking about his old sport once more.
"I think the main reason was because I missed MMA," Duffy said when asked why he returned. "I've been doing different martial arts my whole life, so it was a big adjustment; also, I was plagued with hand problems and that definitely got me frustrated sitting on the sidelines."
Stepping back into the world of MMA in 2014, Duffy scored a submission win over Damien Lapilus and a knockout of Julien Boussuge, and it was like he never left, even if he admits it looked easier than it was.
"It definitely took a while," he said of getting acclimated to MMA again. "Even now there are things I've forgot and I'm rediscovering. Week-by-week I feel like things are coming back slowly."
Things had also changed significantly in the sport over the previous three years, especially at home in Ireland, where MMA has exploded into the public's consciousness.
"I think it's been incredible and great for the country as a whole," he said. "MMA is now on mainstream TV in Ireland so that shows just how big it's got in a short space of time."
A big reason for that is McGregor, who went from obscurity on the local scene to headlining UFC 189 in Las Vegas this July against featherweight champion Jose Aldo. Duffy didn't have any inkling things would take off like this for "The Notorious" one at the time they fought, but he's pleased for his countryman.
"Conor's a great fighter but I don't think anybody could see him exploding on to the scene the way he did," Duffy said. "But all credit to him. He's backed up everything he's said and now he fighting for that UFC gold."
It's Duffy's turn now, and as he begins to make that climb up the ladder, he took the trek to Montreal to work with the renowned Tristar team home to the likes of Georges St-Pierre and Rory MacDonald.
"All their fighters have a very humble, down-to-earth attitude," he said. "They're very methodical in their approach and obviously there's an abundance of talent there so I felt I would fit right in."
It's been a long and winding road for Duffy to get here and he appreciates that journey. Some say he should have been in the UFC back in 2011, but in his mind, he's right on time.
"I would say the call came at the right time," he said. "I believe I'm a lot more well rounded than I was in the past and things have slotted into place at the right time for me."
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In Coffee 101, you will be presented with the latest information available on the science and art involved in brewing the perfect cup, using a handful of different brewing methods. You will also take away some history and cultural knowledge as it pertains to coffee as well as taking a look at what's helpful to consider when shopping for a bag of coffee.
The class will include an interactive lecture. It will also include interaction with the coffee as you take a step back in time to the days of your high school science lab. Only, this time you will get to enjoy some incredible, non-toxic aromas and flavors ranging from grapefruit to blueberry and cocoa nibs to toffee. That's right folks, these flavors really are found in the delectable coffees we'll be showcasing as a part of this class.
- [MARCH] Coffee 101: History, Selection & Brewing Perfection Eventbrite.


Laura Kadoorie Girls School in Baghdad, 1932. Copyright Bibliothèque de l'AIU.
How did European and Middle Eastern and North African Jewry (MENA) interact in the period between 1918-1940? Between 1918-1940 systemic transnational Jewish solidarity projects expanded in the areas of education, political and financial assistance – as a result interaction between sub-ethnic Jewish groups (i.e. Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Mizrahi, Maghrebi) increased exponentially often via nationalist channels (British, French, Iraqi, Moroccan, etc.). These interactions transformed notions of Jewish identity, religiosity, solidarity and belonging. The relationship between Jewish communities in this period is often framed by contemporary debates about Zionism, Jewish-Muslim relations, the Middle East, and post-colonialism. These debates speak to contemporary issues of identity, rights, and belonging, all legacies of the creation of the State of Israel. This lecture aims to reframe this period around debates of Jewish transnationalism opposed to Jewish nationalism by considering how the communal leadership in MENA interacted with the AIU, AJA, and JDC to promote local communal initiatives.
Sasha Goldstein-Sabbah is a PhD candidate at Leiden University. She recently submitted her doctoral dissertation on the transnational networks of Baghdadi Jewry and will defend her thesis in fall 2018. From October 2018 to September 2020 she will be a Rothschild Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Leiden University Centre for the Study of Religion (LUCSoR).
What's New?! is a lecture series organised by LUCIS and the department of Middle Eastern Studies to provide a platform for current research on Islam and the Middle East. The lectures take place on Thursdays at 17:15 and are free to visit.


text:
We can't say anything concrete about how Sue Lines voted on increasing support for community radio and TV
How Sue Lines voted compared to someone who agrees that the federal government should support community broadcasting (radio and television) by, for example, increasing its funding and its ability to broadcast
These are the most important divisions related to the policy "for increasing support for community radio and TV" which Sue Lines could have attended. They are weighted much more strongly than other divisions when calculating the position of Sue Lines on this policy.
Sue Lines
no votes listed
These are less important divisions which are related to the policy "for increasing support for community radio and TV" which Sue Lines could have attended.
1st Oct 2014, 3:50 PM – Senate Motions - Local Content Broadcasting
How "We can't say anything concrete about how they voted on" is worked out
Sue Lines has only voted once on this policy and it wasn't on a "strong" vote. So it's not possible to draw a clear conclusion about their position.
This could be because there were simply not many relevant divisions (formal votes) during the time they've been in parliament (most votes happen on "the voices", so we simply have no decent record) or they were absent for votes that could have contributed to their voting record.


text:
Q: How to append two queries in splunk? I have following two queries:
host="abc*" sourcetype="xyz" Request="some.jsp"
| stats count as "TotalCount" by Request
This gives the total count of requests
and
host="abc*" sourcetype="xyz" Request="some.jsp"
| where TimeTaken < 6000
| stats count as "ReqLT6Sec" by Request
This gives count of requests which took less than 6 seconds response time.
My requirement is to get these two results by running a single query. I tried appending the queries as below:
host="abc*" sourcetype="xyz" Request="some.jsp"
| stats count as "TotalCount" by Request
| append
[search host="abc*" sourcetype="xyz" Request="some.jsp"
| where TimeTaken < 6000
| stats count as "ReqLT6Sec" by Request]
This would work for simple request as above like single jsp, but if I am using wild card for Request and data is huge, count of "ReqLT6Sec" is not matching with result obtained by running individual query runs. Any help is appreciated to get this in simpler way.
Thanks.

A: You can merge the two searches like this.
host="abc*" sourcetype="xyz" Request="some.jsp"
| stats count as "TotalCount" count(eval(TimeTaken < 6000)) as ReqLT6Sec by Request


Really like this suggestion makes alot of sense in a way.
-For obsession how about a mirror image being left after you flashstep and for 2 seconds after you flashstep your invisible. So you flashstep you become invisible and a image is left at the place you were.
-Alot of people wouldn't join Greed specifically because its just an exp boost which would become pretty pointless after getting to the level cap. So how about replacing the exp with 30% increase to quest reward output, that is they get 30% more money and exp from quests.
-Wasn't hollow for long so i don't know if cero is instant but how about loneliness getting either an instant cero or a more advanced version of cero.
Nothing else to add for now if I get an idea I will share it.
-Also madness seems ridiculous for team fights so how about for below rank 2 a chance to go into a state of rage whenever they drop to less than 5% in this state they take no damage and will attack whoever they have targetted however they have no control over their actions and the state lasts 5-10seconds.
For rank 2 their state lasts a bit longer maybe 2.5 seconds more and they also do a bit more damage in their rage.
For rank 1 their state lasts the same as the rank 2 when they drop to 3-1% health they become immune to damage for the time period and are able to control the state, so basically for rank 1 its just a free immunity state when they drop to 3-1% of health for around 5-10seconds.
This is great but I have a couple questions.
1. What would the ranks be based on.
If we base ranks on levels then it wouldn't be as fun, it would need to be something that is both a combination of power and skill. Maybe like fights we did in BWWA but who knows.
2. How would poison work.
If I know how poison is usually implemented on most games 40% poison is actually broken op because every hit they probably will get poisoned which can actually triple damage.


text:
Q: Issues with 404 pages when inserting posts and changing permalink to /%postname%/ The routine below inserts a page, sets permalinks to postname then attempts to update the permalinks settings.
However, when I view the newly created page, I still get a 404 error. The only way to make it go away is to hit the settings > permalinks manager (just merely accessing the page does the trick, i don't even have to save).
What's up with that?
//create and insert a post
$my_post['post_content'] = "This is the content";
$my_post['post_type'] = 'page';
$my_post['post_status'] = 'publish';
wp_insert_post($my_post);

// Including files responsible for .htaccess update
    require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/includes/misc.php');
    require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/includes/file.php');
// Prepare WordPress Rewrite object in case it hasn't been initialized yet
if (empty($wp_rewrite) || !($wp_rewrite instanceof WP_Rewrite))
{
    $wp_rewrite = new WP_Rewrite();
}

// Update permalink structure
$permalink_structure = '/%postname%/';
$wp_rewrite->set_permalink_structure($permalink_structure);

// Recreate rewrite rules
$wp_rewrite->flush_rules();

A: Only a suggestion for you...
Disable any WordPress cache functionality before debugging this problem.
Often I have permalinks problems, when using any WP caching.

A: Where is your code, in a plug-in or a theme?
The following plug-in works for me in the latest version of WP. It won't work if .htaccess is not writeable, but I don't think you can do anything about that.
function my_plugin_activate() {
    $test_post = array(
        'post_title' => 'Lorem ipsum',
        'post_content' => 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing …',
        'post_status' => 'publish',
        'post_type' => 'post'
    );
    wp_insert_post($test_post);

    global $wp_rewrite;
    $wp_rewrite->set_permalink_structure('/%postname%/');
    $wp_rewrite->flush_rules();
}

register_activation_hook(__FILE__, 'my_plugin_activate');

A: The problem is on your apache.

*

*Add this lines on /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf.
< Directory "/var/www/html"> AllowOverride all Require all granted
 < /Directory>

*then on terminal run this : sudo a2enmod rewrite .


text:
#ifndef WCL_CAMERA_DC1394CAMERA_H
#define WCL_CAMERA_DC1394CAMERA_H

#include <dc1394/control.h>
#include <dc1394/conversions.h>
#include <wcl/api.h>
#include <wcl/camera/Camera.h>

namespace wcl {

class WCL_API DC1394Camera: public Camera
{
public:
	// default constructor
	DC1394Camera(const uint64_t);

	// deconstructor
	~DC1394Camera();

	void startup();

	// method to get a frame from the camera
	virtual void update();

	// method to shut down the camera.
	void shutdown();

	void printDetails(bool);

	// method to set exposure
	void setExposureMode( const ExposureMode t );

	/**
	 * Sets the control value for the camera
	 */
	virtual void setControlValue(const Control control, const int value);
	virtual int getControlValue(const Control control);

	void setConfiguration(const Configuration &c);

protected:
	const char *getTypeIdentifier() const { return "1394"; }

private:

	// Set various camera values (-1 = auto)
	void setBrightness( const int );
	void setGain( const int  );
	void setIris( const int );
	void setISOSpeed( const int );
	void loadCapabilities();

	//XXX NOTE THE Below should be adapted to the wcl/camera/Camera.h API
	//XXX Or the api updated! - benjsc 20100211
	/*

	// method to change to the ISO speed
	void setISOSpeed( char* newISOSpeed );

	void setShutter( char* shutter );
	// tell the camera that it is to work in trigger mode
	void useTrigger( bool turnOn );
	*/

	// the camera that we are interested in.
	dc1394camera_t* camera;

	// a frame returned from the dc1394 capture device
	dc1394_t *d;
	dc1394video_frame_t lastFrame;
	uint64_t guid;

	/** If the camera is currently capturing */
	bool running;
};

};
#endif

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Hi Ben,

BSD license is fine.

Aaron.

On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 10:48 +1030, Benjamin Close wrote:
> Hi Stafford,
>      I'm currently updating the camera support in libwcl. However your
> DC1394 code has no license listed.
> Are you happy for it to be under BSD license? (Since you created it :)
>
> Cheers,
>      Benjamin
>

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If you visited or watched any of the Chelsea Flower Show 2016 you wouldn't of been able to miss the Harrods British Eccentrics Garden by Diarmuid Gavin! We found out just days before the show opened that our Terracino Camelia Pots would be taking pride of place in the centre of this beautiful garden. Surrounding the pond, these warm and durable planters were filled with lavender and surrounded by moving exhibits!
We were so grateful to be invited by Glee to attend the GIMA Awards at the Celtic Manor Resort in Wales! It was a wonderful evening getting to know the organisers of the show and seeing what the awards were all about. The event was presented by Tim Bell and though we recognised a lot of the winners we were interested to get to know some new companies too. We left feeling more excited than ever about Glee and inspired to enter the awards next year!


A new chart in the projects - Diagram building construction.
Does anyone know how to work with this new diagram ?
I forgot to write that you shall select colors for each activity type for both finished and future activities. It may be done in the diagram settings window.
For watching movie select to show certain number of day from the project start and uncheck Moment.
thank you for your question and my apology for the delay with the answer. I just returned from the business trip and missed your post.
High rise construction diagram is new and will be improved soon. We did not add its description yet and I will try to describe this functionality in this post.
To get HRCD (High Rise Construction Diagram) create in your construction project new user defined fields with codes store and section. In these fields enter the store where construction activity is performed and in what section. Enter activity types that shall be shown in HRCD.
Look at project Building that is included in the last Spider versions as an example. I suggest to enter actual data in this project to be able to compare current version with the baseline in HRCD.
Now you may open HRCD and push the button Refresh. You will see the settings shown in the next picture. You may select to show project status at certain moment or watch the movie that shows the constructin process at certain period. You may also select if to show both current project and baseline statuses at any moment or only current version. Baseline version may be shown side by side with the current version or overlapping current version in the HRCD. You may also choose what types of work to show in HRCD. For movie select time step (in our case one week was selected).


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McDonagh takes a break from his more familiar territory – and indeed proposed Brendan Gleeson trilogy (The Guard, Calvary, and...??) – for a side turn into a tale of corrupt cops and meta referencing. (The two central characters even tell you how great the end song is – which would be a mistake if it wasn't The Clash.) It has its moments for sure, but lacks the surety of McDonagh's other movies, verging from absurdity to a post-modern sense of wit that others have captured far better before him.
But, as these two scenes suggest, the film has a tendency to verge. And rarely seamlessly or even comfortably. McDonagh seems to want to play some sort of politically incorrect game, but slips constantly into a quirky kind of absurdism that never really gels. At times he even seems to be aping his younger brother Martin, and his Seven Psychopaths, a film that found an altogether more satisfying groove for itself.
Pena acquits himself well, but Skarsgard is playing in a key that only his ear is attuned to and their chemistry is only weakly there in brief flashes.
War On Everyone (still a great title) will make you laugh. But not consistently. More in a random manner – much like the randomness of the film itself.


This book is all about how to prepare your own personal care products and cleaners. Commercial cleaners are main reason for ozone layer depletion and health problems in human beings. Here I have made an effort to empower people by sharing my knowledge of preparing homemade toxin free cosmetics and cleaners. Commercial cosmetics and cleaners are full of toxins like Pthalates, Parabens, Sodium Laurel Sulphate, Propylene Glycol, Phenol, Formaldehyde, Fragrance or Heavy metals. Such toxins are known to cause hormone disruption, cancer, tumors, infertility, skin problems and neurological problems in human beings. The recipes are very nourishing, easy and fun to prepare. You can save a lot of money by preparing your own cosmetics and cleaners at home using natural ingredients. Rediscover the traditional value!!


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Jean-Paul Besset, né le  à Chamalières (Puy-de-Dôme), est un journaliste et homme politique français. Il est député européen écologiste de 2009 à 2014.

Biographie
Jean-Paul Besset, originaire d'Auvergne, fait ses études au lycée Blaise-Pascal de Clermont-Ferrand.

Il fait partie dès sa création en 1969 de la Ligue communiste révolutionnaire, dont il sera membre (pseudonyme Ploëch) du comité central, et y restera onze ans, travaillant pour son journal Rouge.

En 1984, il devient chargé de mission pendant un an auprès de Laurent Fabius, quand celui-ci est Premier ministre, puis quitte Matignon pour aller créer un quotidien en Nouvelle-Calédonie en 1985.

Journaliste, il collabore à de nombreux organes de presse (RTL, La Croix, Que Choisir, Libération, Politis, etc.), et il est pendant  rédacteur en chef au journal Le Monde. Il a été auparavant rédacteur en chef de l'hebdomadaire Politis.

En 2005, dans son dernier ouvrage, Comment ne plus être progressiste sans devenir réactionnaire, il s'attache à déchiffrer le rôle de la croissance et de notre modèle de développement dans la production des inégalités et la mise à sac de la planète. Il trace la voie d'une autre logique économique et sociale fondée sur la décroissance de l'empreinte écologique, le partage des ressources et le respect des équilibres naturels.

Il est proche de Nicolas Hulot, qui l'a rencontré après avoir lu ce livre où il développe que la croissance serait une machine à produire des inégalités, alors que la décroissance matérielle s'inscrirait dans une logique de partage. Il devient en 2006 le maître d'œuvre du Pacte écologique et coordonne sa transcription sous forme d'un livre, Pour un pacte écologique, chez Calmann-Lévy. Par la suite, il continue à travailler avec Nicolas Hulot, dont il devient la plume et œuvre comme porte-parole de la Fondation Nicolas-Hulot, poste qu'il abandonnera pour pouvoir se consacrer à la politique dans le cadre du rassemblement Europe Écologie, désormais fusionné avec Les Verts dans le nouveau parti Europe Écologie Les Verts (EELV).

Il est l'un des initiateurs du rassemblement des écologistes pour les élections européennes de juin 2009 avec Daniel Cohn-Bendit, José Bové, Eva Joly, des responsables associatifs et les Verts. Il conduit la liste d'Europe Écologie dans la circonscription Massif central-Centre et est élu député européen le , la liste réunissant 13,33 % des voix.

Le , Jean-Paul Besset décide de renoncer à sa responsabilité nationale au sein d'EELV. Dans une lettre transmise aux responsables du parti et publiée par Marianne, il déclare s'être trompé et juge impossible de faire la paix entre les différentes sensibilités du parti.

Il quitte EELV en . Il soutient le principe d'une candidature de Nicolas Hulot pour l'élection présidentielle de 2017, avant que celui-ci ne renonce en .

Lors de l'élection présidentielle de 2017, il soutient le candidat En marche ! Emmanuel Macron dès le premier tour.

Pour les élections municipales de 2020 à Clermont-Ferrand, il soutient le candidat investi par La République en marche, Éric Faidy.

Polémique de l'affaire Alègre
Son rôle dans l'affaire Alègre du printemps 2003, où le caractère mensonger de témoignages effectués devant le juge et les journaux télévisés contre Dominique Baudis, alors président du Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel et ancien maire de Toulouse avait été rapidement démontré, a été dénoncé en mars 2021 par le directeur du magazine Le Point. Franz-Olivier Giesbert a alors accusé dans la Revue des deux mondes le quotidien d'avoir deux décennies plus tôt, sous la direction d'Edwy Plenel,  contre Dominique Baudis, , via un article Jean-Paul Besset où . Jean-Paul Besset était alors correspondant du journal à Toulouse et cosignait cet article avec Nicolas Fichot. Selon Franz-Olivier Giesbert, il sera ensuite promu dans la hiérarchie du Monde.

L'émotion suscitée par cette affaire avait été déjà utilisée au début des années 2010 par le gouvernement, mis en difficulté au moment de l'Affaire Woerth-Bettencourt, contre l'ancien directeur du Monde devenu entre-temps cofondateur du site d'investigation Médiapart, Jean-Paul Besset étant alors accusé par le ministre Christian  Estrosi d'avoir prétendu détenir « des éléments matériels » impliquant Dominique Baudis dans cette affaire de mœurs.

Publications
 René Dumont : une vie saisie par l'écologie, éditions Stock, 1992 (une biographie de René Dumont)

 Amnesty International : la conspiration de l'espoir, éditions du Félin, 1991

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Europe Écologie - Europe Écologie Les Verts
 Fondation Nicolas-Hulot pour la nature et l'homme
 Liste des députés européens de la 7e législature

Liens externes

Député européen membre d'Europe Écologie Les Verts
Député européen du groupe Les Verts/Alliance libre européenne 2009-2014
Député européen élu en France 2009-2014
Personnalité de la Ligue communiste révolutionnaire
Collaborateur du Monde
Collaborateur de Libération
Collaborateur de La Croix
Journaliste français du XXIe siècle
Journaliste français du XXe siècle
Naissance en août 1946
Naissance à Chamalières

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Auditions will be held for "Good People " on October 5 at 12 pm at Cuitting Edge Theater 767 Robert Blvd Slidell LA 70458 "Good People". Six talented people needed: 2 men and 4 women Directors Note: All roles are available. This show is an actor's dream with sIx beautifully written roles for actors. Please come to auditions if you are able. If you have a scheduled conflict, message me and I will arrange alternates if needed. The show will be preliminarily blocked In November. Rehearsals will begin after January 1, opening in March after Mardi Gras. Thank you, Suzanne Stymiest. Good People is a 2011 play by David Lindsay-Abaire. The world premiere was staged by the Manhattan Theatre Club in New York City. The production was nominated for two 2011 Tony Awards – Best Play and Best Leading Actress in a Play (Frances McDormand), with the latter winning. Cast: Margaret - White, about 50 Mike - White, about 50 Kate -African American, 30s, Mike's wife Dottie - mid sixties Jean - about 50 Stevie - 25 - 40 THE STORY: Welcome to Southie, a Boston neighborhood where a night on the town means a few rounds of bingo, where this month's paycheck covers last month's bills, and where Margie Walsh has just been let go from yet another job. Facing eviction and scrambling to catch a break, Margie thinks an old fling who's made it out of Southie might be her ticket to a fresh new start. But is this apparently self-made man secure enough to face his humble beginnings? Margie is about to risk what little she has left to find out. With his signature humorous glow, Lindsay-Abaire explores the struggles, shifting loyalties and unshakeable hopes that come with having next to nothing in America.


The English curriculum is based on the belief that language learning is critical to responsible and productive citizenship, and that all students can become successful language learners. The curriculum is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills that they need to achieve this goal. It aims to help students become successful language learners.
use language to interact and connect with individuals and communities, for personal growth, and for active participation as world citizens.
The English curriculum takes into account that students in Ontario come from a wide variety of backgrounds and that every student has a unique set of perspectives, strengths, and needs. Instructional strategies and resources that recognize and reflect the diversity in the classroom and that suit individual strengths and needs are therefore critical to student success.
Students need to become familiar with the works of recognized writers from their own and earlier eras. By reading a wide range of materials and being challenged by what they read, students become receptive to new and widely varying ideas and perspectives, and develop their ability to think independently and critically.
Research has also shown that effective readers and writers unconsciously apply a range of skills and strategies as they read and write. By identifying and explicitly teaching these skills and strategies, teachers enable all students to become effective communicators. The English curriculum focuses on comprehension strategies for listening, viewing, and reading; on the most effective reading and writing processes; on skills and techniques for effective oral and written communication and for the creation of effective media texts; and on the language conventions needed for clear and coherent communication. In addition, it emphasizes the use of higher-level thinking skills, including critical literacy skills, to enable students to understand, appreciate, and evaluate what they read and view at a deeper level, and to help them become reflective, critical, and independent learners.


Bangor-on-Dee, is set in glorious countryside. The village is located in a natural hollow, alongside the River Dee. Bangor Isycoed is sheltered against the winds from all directions, to the North is the plateau on which the town of Wrexham is situated, to the south the landscape rises up to the village of Overton-on-Dee. Winds from the West are moderated by the presence of the Berwyn Range of mountains, and from the East by the Bickerton hill's.
DERIVATION of BANGOR. Many British settlements were known as Bangor, to which was affixed the name of their founders. Bardsey is referred to as Bangor Cadvan yn Enlli, Glastonbury as Bangor Wydrin, and Bangor Is-y-Coed as Bangor Illtyd. Since "Ban" means "place" and "gor" means "choir" it is safe to assume that the word "Bangor" means "the place of the choir".
To the Romans it was Bovinium and the Saxons called it Bancornaburg. It is also known as Bangor-Is-y-Coed or "Bangor below the wood" on account of its situation near well wooded country. The living is designated Bangor Monachorum, probably on account of its historical associations.
When the Cambrian Railway opened a branch line from Wrexham to Ellesmere, they called the station Bangor-on-Dee, a name favoured by those who disliked the Welsh Is-y-Coed.
Considering the Beauty of the surrounding Countryside and the undoubted charm of the village of Bangor-on-Dee, few tourists appear to have discovered its merits. Within a radius of less then twenty miles there are a Wealth of Historic Sites, far to numerous to list individually. As a well situated base to explore the Wonders of North Wales the village has the advantage of being central to all the attractions it is surrounded by, and none of the disadvantages of some better known sites. The village is situated within a "stones-throw" of the main A525 Road, but as this is the by-pass, the village suffers none of the disadvantages of a high volume of traffic, and there are no Parking problems.
Please use the menu on your left to view information, history and photographs of the village.


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Allodia foliifera är en tvåvingeart som först beskrevs av Gabriel Strobl 1910.  Allodia foliifera ingår i släktet Allodia och familjen svampmyggor. Arten är reproducerande i Sverige. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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