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Biodiversity Revisited's Jon Hutton to lead WWF's Global Conservation Division
NOMIS researcher Jon Hutton, who is director of the Luc Hoffmann Institute and is leading the Biodiversity Revisited initiative, has been appointed as WWF International's Global Conservation Director, effective 1 December 2020.
Marco Lambertini, Director General of WWF International, said: "I am delighted to appoint such an experienced conservationist to this key position for WWF. Appointing Jon Hutton also stands as testament to the performance and influence of the Luc Hoffmann Institute under his leadership over the last four years."
The Luc Hoffmann Institute to be an integral part of WWF's Global Conservation architecture
As part of Jon Hutton's appointment, the Luc Hoffmann Institute will be adopted as a key part of WWF International's Global Conservation Division, continuing to operate under Jon Hutton's overall direction. The institute will retain its independence of thought and a degree of operational autonomy, serving as an engine for innovation within WWF while sustaining its current trajectory.
"My decision to make the move was strongly influenced by the fact that the future of the Luc Hoffmann Institute will be secured. I am grateful to everyone that has partaken in our journey so far, and look forward to seeing the institute and the ideas it incubates flourish within the new arrangement. I think that Luc Hoffmann, who was WWF International's first Vice-President, would have embraced this development," said Jon Hutton.
About the Luc Hoffmann Institute
The Luc Hoffmann Institute aims to be the world's leading catalyst for innovation and transformative change to maintain biodiversity, the foundation of all life on Earth. We create the conditions for new approaches to emerge, identify and mobilise the most promising innovators and ideas, and provide a flow of impactful, de-risked and exciting initiatives for investors. Our passionate and open-minded team is dedicated to driving societal change for nature and people to thrive together. Learn more at www.luchoffmanninstitute.org, connect with us on LinkedIn, or follow us on Twitter @LucHoffmannInst. You can also write to us directly at luchoffmanninstitute@wwfint.org.
Jon Hutton
Director of the Luc Hoffmann Institute and chair of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
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Biodiversity Revisited: Sparking a New Approach to Research for the Biosphere
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Why This California City Voted To Defy State's Sanctuary Law
Will Racke Immigration and Foreign Policy Reporter
March 20, 2018 10:36 AM ET
A small California city has voted to exempt itself from a statewide sanctuary law, making it one of the few jurisdictions to formally reject the state's resistance to President Donald Trump's immigration agenda.
City council members in Los Alamitos, an Orange County city of about 12,000, voted 4-1 on Monday night to opt out of Senate Bill 54, a law that went into effect Jan. 1 and sharply restricts municipal cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Although the ordinance is likely to be challenged by state officials and immigration groups, its supporters say it sends a clear message that the city is placing public safety over politics.
"This council is looking out for the constituents in our city," Los Alamitos Councilman Warren Kusumoto said, according to the Orange County Register.
The law, which must pass a second city council vote scheduled for April 16, thrusts Los Alamitos into the national debate over sanctuary jurisdictions. The battle is particularly intense in California, which has emerged as the foremost state-level opponent of Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration.
Under Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown, California has enacted several laws that limit the ability of local governments and private actors from voluntarily assisting federal immigration enforcement. Earlier this month, the Department of Justice sued California over three of those laws — including SB54 — saying they interfere with the federal government's prerogative to enforce immigration statutes. (RELATED: Here's Everything You Need To Know About Sessions' Anti-Sanctuary Lawsuit)
Even before SB54 went into effect at the beginning of the year, most of California's major cities were already preventing local police from honoring federal immigration detention requests, known as detainers. SB54 applied those restrictions statewide, prohibiting county and local jails from holding criminal aliens for immigration agents unless the detainer is backed by an arrest warrant.
Kusumoto, who sponsored the Los Alamitos ordinance, says Sacramento is forcing local government officials to undermine federal law.
"California legislators are bullying local elected officials into violating our oath of office," he said.
Los Alamitos is not the only pocket of resistance to California's sanctuary law. The Shasta County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution in February declaring the county is not a sanctuary jurisdiction.
The Los Alamitos ordinance would likely face legal challenges if approved in the second vote. A representative of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) warned lawmakers that the group would back a lawsuit seeking to invalidate the law.
"They must follow state law, and I'm very disappointed they're sending a message to immigrant communities that they want to be part of Trump's deportation dragnet," ACLU representative Cynthia Valencia said, according to KABC News.
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A proposed exhibition that evolves via process rather than theme, utilising our social networks and creating a collaborative curatorial model. The process follows rhizomatic growth where one stem of participants invites another, choosing artists from their social circle to form the body of an exhibition. This way we hope to move away from the singular creative subject and witness curatorial practice becoming an event.
Art: Decalcomania, from the French décalcomanie, is a decorative technique by which engravings and prints may be transferred to pottery or other materials. It was invented in England about 1750 and imported into the United States at least as early as 1865. Its invention has been attributed to Simon François Ravenet, an engraver from France who later moved to England and perfected the process he called "decalquer" (which means to copy by tracing). The first known use of the French term décalcomanie, in Mary Elizabeth Braddon's Eleanor's Victory (1863), was soon followed by the English decalcomania in an 1865 trade show catalog (The Tenth Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association); it was popularized during the ceramic transfer craze of the mid-1870s. Today the shortened version is "Decal".
The surrealist Oscar Domínguez (referring to his work as "decalcomania with no preconceived object") took up the technique in 1936, using gouache spread thinly on a sheet of paper or other surface (glass has been used), which is then pressed onto another surface such as a canvas. Black gouache was originally used in Dominguez's practice, though colours later made their appearance. Max Ernst also practiced decalcomania, as did Hans Bellmer and Remedios Varo.
Theory: The sixth principle of the rhizome – decalcomania – forming through continuous negotiation with its context, constantly adapting by experimentation, thus performing a non-symmetrical active resistance against rigid organization and restriction'(Deleuze and Guattari, Mille Plateaux).


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New paper in Inquiry
Teresa's paper in Inquiry, "Aesthetic Predicates: a Hybrid Dispositional Account" is now available online.
New York, March 2017
Teresa Marques will present a paper on a workshop on experimental work on relativism in New York, March 2017, organized by Josh Knobe, Markus Kneer and Andy Egan.
Other speakers are Janice Dowell, Andy Egan & Bob Beddor, Markus Kneer, Justin Khoo, and Seth Yalcin.
Projects for Young Researchers on Societal Challenges
Teresa Marques's project CONCEDIS (Shifting Concepts and Hybrid Dispositionalism) was selected in the 2015 call from the Spanish Ministry of Economy, in the National Programme for Research Aimed at the Challenges of Society (project reference FFI2015-73767-JIN). CONCEDIS is a three year project, which will run at the University of Barcelona.
Brief description of the project:
This project develops Hybrid Dispositionalism (HD). HD is a new pluralist theory about normative and evaluative discourse, combined with a dispositional metaphysical theory about the nature of the properties denoted. The project argues that dispositional or response-dependent value properties are *de nobis* or collective dispositions. The project affords a comprehensive account of norms and values, and combines contextualism at the level of semantic content with expressivism at the pragmatic level. HD promises to be a successful alternative to other extant theories, while fitting with experimental data on conceptual variability, and current research on collective intentionality. The project further promises to make a vital contribution to current philosophical reflexion on public and political discourse, and its impact on a multicultural and diverse society.
ICREA 2016 Senior Professors
Teresa Marques was shortlisted in the call for senior Professors ICREA 2016, although she was not in the end among the 10 awarded candidates.
Provisional program of the conference Collective Action and the Law now available
Chiara Valentini and Teresa Marques are organizing a conference on Collective Action and the Law, 15-16 September 2016. The provisional program of the conference is now available here.
Göttingen, July 12 2016
Teresa Marques is giving a talk on experimental data on retractions and epistemic modals at the Linguistics Colloquium of the English department of the University of Göttingen, July 12th


By breeders she meant individuals mature and good enough to be mother and father, adults and mature individuals. The new vendor was the Sport Coupe which cost $550 and it got here with an ordinary rumble seat. Risk administration and contingency planning are a natural fit for industrial engineers. The gas economy of an vehicle is the gasoline effectivity relationship between the distance traveled and the quantity of gas consumed by the automobile. Consumption could be expressed by way of volume of gasoline to travel a distance, or the space travelled per unit quantity of fuel consumed.
Along with different automakers, GM ought to profit from cyclical traits in its favor. After the recent monetary disaster and severe recession, there's large pent-up demand. An enhancing financial system, larger employment and rising consumer confidence should translate into solid growth in North America, and GM ought to fare even better in emerging markets (in which it has the largest market share).
Our focus is on our dedication to providing distinctive auto detailing service at reasonable charges to our valued clients. Corporations must operate on a certain revenue margin, in any other case they will not be able to climate any sluggish seasons or bad storms. It is like a private financial savings account. We began creating our gas cell components within the Nineties. Since then, we've launched major new product generations, on common, every fifteen months. Most recently, Gore technology played a essential function on this planet's first mass-produced hydrogen gasoline cell car. Each gas cell within this vehicle's fuel stack contains a GORE-SELECT® membrane.


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U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, right, director of the Defense Health Agency (DHA), speaks with Courtney Hayes, left, a clinical social worker at Naval Health Clinic Cherry Point, about her billet and the care of patients at the outpatient clinic, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina, Aug. 12, 2020. Deputy Secretary of Defense David Norquist has recently approved a 90-day pause in activities to transition military hospitals and clinics to the DHA because of the Department's focus on Coronavirus response efforts. Leaders will resume transition activities when conditions are right to do so and the pause remains in effect until further notice. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Micha Pierce)
Photo by Cpl. Micha Pierce
Lt. Gen. Ronald Place visits MCAS Cherry Point
13 Aug 2020 | Cpl. Micha Pierce Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point
Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C. --
U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, director of the Defense Health Agency (DHA), visited Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point, North Carolina, as a part of a tour around multiple military installations to help Military Health System (MHS) leaders communicate with their personnel and create local communication products about the transition of military medical treatment facilities from military departments to the DHA. The intent of MHS transformation initiatives is to create a more integrated, efficient and effective system of readiness and health. Their goal with these efforts is to improve the readiness of all operational and medical forces to meet mission around the world, while continuing to provide the best quality care possible to beneficiaries everywhere.
Place held a brief at Miller's Landing on Aug. 11, 2020, explaining to Sailors and their civilian counterparts the intent of this transition and other reform efforts being implemented to strengthen the operational readiness of our forces, strengthen the readiness of our medical forces, and ensure quality care for beneficiaries. The next day, Place and Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Gragg, senior enlisted advisor of the DHA, toured Naval Health Clinic Cherry Point (NHCCP) with Capt. Doug Stephens, NHCCP commanding officer, Capt. Patrick Fitzpatrick, NHCCP executive officer, and Master Chief Petty Officer Jason Juarez, Command Master Chief of NHCCP, to meet various department heads and discuss daily operations and what variety of services they provide in each respective department. Place then met with Maj. Gen. Michael Cederholm, commanding general of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, before eventually departing MCAS Cherry Point on Aug. 12, 2020.
Deputy Secretary of Defense David Norquist has recently approved a 90-day pause in activities to transition military hospitals and clinics to the DHA because of the Department's focus on Coronavirus (COVID-19) response efforts. Although the transition is on pause and the DHA continues to play a critical role in the Department's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, they are still setting conditions for the restart of the transition of hospitals and clinics from the medical departments to DHA. The pause remains in effect until further notice and leaders will resume transition activities when conditions are right to do so.
More information on MTF transition can be found at the following links:
https://www.milsuite.mil/…/groups/reform-of-the-mhs-ndaa2017
https://health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/MHS-Transformation
https://info.health.mil/Pages/MHSTransformation.aspx
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Better Days - A Mental Health Recovery Workbook1 x $20.00
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By National Empowerment Center
A Public Health Education Program
This DVD uses a combination of discussion and scenarios taken from real life to illustrate the values and practice of Emotional CPR (eCPR), an exciting and innovative public health education program designed to teach people how to support others through emotional crisis/distress and into recovery.
"How does one work with people who are unmotivated"
This curriculum, organized into eight modules, will help consumer/survivors/ex-patients, staff, families and friends to provide more effective support and compassionate understanding for those diagnosed with mental illness who appear unmotivated. Roy Starks, Director of Rehabilitation Services at Mental Health Corp. of Denver, Inc. wrote: "Both staff and members found the training materials invaluable. I have worked in the field of Psychiatric Rehabilitation for thirty years and found this training tape to be the most helpful I have ever seen...I recommend this training to anyone working in mental health." Staff of the University of Kansas School of Social Welfare comments:
"Pat is a powerful myth-buster!"
"These tapes really challenge and overturn conventional ways of thinking about 'unmotivated' or 'low-functioning' consumers."
"Pat makes it so clear that their are no cookie cutter approaches, and her emphasis on relationship is so important."
"These training materials will really be useful in working with staff who are resistant to the role changes that are needed to move the system toward a recovery orientation."
"There is so much authenticity in this material. It is a grounded and thoughtful presentation of the life experience of real people."
By Daniel Mackler In June of 2012, twenty-three people came together to discuss the subject of coming off psychiatric drugs. We were psychiatric survivors, therapists, mental health consumers, family members, and activists, united by a passion for truth-telling. More than half of us had successfully come off psych drugs, including cocktails of antipsychotics and mood stabilizers. What resulted from our three-day gathering was an unforgettable meeting of the minds. This 75-minute documentary (directed by Daniel Mackler) offers a rare glimpse into the world of coming off psych drugs through the eyes of those who have done it. The film presents, among others, Will Hall, author of the world-renowned "Harm Reduction Guide to Coming Off Psychiatric Drugs," Oryx Cohen, director at the National Empowerment Center, Laura Delano, blogger at www.madinamerica.com, and Daniel Hazen, noted psychiatric survivor and human rights activist. Although this documentary is not medical advice, it intends to offer something even better: hope. In a world where increasing numbers of people are put on psychiatric drugs every day, where more than 20 percent of Americans already take them, and where so many are told they need to stay on them for life, COMING OFF PSYCH DRUGS offers proof that another way is possible.
Starting Recovery Dialogues in Your Community
This DVD focuses specifically on one form of dialogical practice: Recovery Dialogues. In the DVD, you will witness an actual Recovery Dialogue and learn how you can set up Recovery Dialogues in your community.
By Daniel Mackler
Healing Homes, a feature-length documentary film directed by Daniel Mackler, chronicles the work of the Family Care Foundation in Gothenburg, Sweden -- a program which, in this era of multi-drug cocktails and psychiatric diagnoses-for-life, helps people recover from psychosis without medication. The organization, backed by over twenty years of experience, places people who have been failed by traditional psychiatry in host families -- predominately farm families in the Swedish countryside -- as a start for a whole new life journey. Host families are chosen not for any psychiatric expertise, rather, for their compassion, stability, and desire to give back. People live with these families for upwards of a year or two and become an integral part of a functioning family system. Staff members offer clients intensive psychotherapy and provide host families with intensive supervision. The Family Care Foundation eschews the use of diagnosis, works within a framework of striving to help people come safely off psychiatric medication, and provides their services, which operate within the context of Swedish socialized medicine, for free. Healing Homes weaves together interviews with clients, farm families, and staff members to create both a powerful vision of medication-free recovery and an eye-opening critique of the medical model of psychiatry.
Director/Producer PJ Moynihan Producer Oryx Cohen Executive Producer Gayle R. Berg, PhD
Learn more about the Updated Hearing Voices Curriculum in the video below.
Originally created by Patricia Deegan, PhD with updates by Dr. Dan Fisher and Oryx Cohen
Hearing Voices That Are Distressing is a complete training/curriculum package in which participants use headphones for listening to a specially designed recording. During this simulated experience of hearing voices, participants undertake a series of tasks including social interaction in the community, a psychiatric interview, cognitive testing, and an activities group in a mock day treatment program. The simulation experience is followed by a debriefing and discussion period. The curriculum includes an updated DVD and updated discussion questions that focus on what we can do to support people who hear voices.
"...The first graduate students who experienced 'Hearing Voices' said it changed their lives. We now require it for all our graduate students in sites across the country." ~ Paul J. Carling, Ph.D. Executive Director The Center for Community Change, Trinity College, Vermont "...The voices simulation gave me a good overview of what people who do hear voices go through on a day to day basis." "...Incredible experience which gave a great insight. " "...Every Officer should have this experience so they can understand what people who hear voices are going through." ~ Law Enforcement Officers from Utah CIT Academies
WHO BENEFITS FROM THIS TRAINING?
This curriculum has been developed and piloted for a wide range of mental health professionals including: Inpatient/outpatient psychiatric nurses, psychiatrists, social workers; psychologists; direct care workers in residential, day treatment and psychosocial rehabilitation programs; mental health administrators, policy makers; and police officers, academic faculty and students.
"...I recently participated in the 'Hearing Voices' training. I must confess, I was disturbed by the sudden realization that I have been treating schizophrenia for four years, yet I have never known what it really was. I may have had the knowledge, but not the wisdom or true empathy - until now." ~ Jim Willow, M.D. Psychiatric Resident, PsycHealth Centre, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Sample a sound byte from the hearing voice simulation (mp3, 1843 KB) Please be advised: Contains mild profanities
WHO CREATED IT?
Patricia E. Deegan, Ph.D., holds a doctorate in clinical psychology and developed this curriculum as part of her work with the National Empowerment Center. She also publishes and lectures internationally on the topics of recovery and empowerment. Pat is a person with a psychiatric disability, who also has experience hearing voices that are distressing.
By Lauren Spiro
A Daughter's Journey From Grief and Madness to Forgiveness and Peace
This courageously personal memoir describes Lauren Spiro's journey from unbearable emotional pain following her father's murder, down into psychosis, through the depths of our dysfunctional mental health system, and finally to a place of transcendent healing and peace where she knows that we are all connected much more deeply than we understand. This book has been a way of sharing meaning found in madness and honoring the vision of a sixteen year old that has lead to her life's work. The Dialogues of Discovery book tour is a testament to the power of dialogue to transform consciousness and an invitation to explore topics touched on in the book, such as; How do you redefine who you are? How do you fill the emptiness in your soul? How do you come to know who you were born to be? How do you find liberation for yourself and others? How do you access and trust your own innate wisdom? Ms Spiro is passionate about developing our capacity for compassion, appreciating the vast intelligence and creativity of the human mind, and co-creating pathways so everyone may come home.
Lauren Spiro's magical book conjures creativity from tragedy, visions from madness, and leadership from despair. I was especially inspired by her courage to challenge racism in the context of a terrible crime. This heartfelt account of Lauren's life will inspire everyone to reach higher. ~ Will Hall, host of Madness Radio and author of The Harm Reduction Guide to Coming off Psychiatric Drugs
In this moving, beautifully written memoir, Lauren Spiro tells of unfathomable loss, the madness of a psychiatric system that would diagnose her with "chronic schizophrenia" at age 16, and her ultimate recovery from both of those childhood traumas. In her poetry and prose, we see too that words—the language that can bring us understanding and compassion—can have a healing power of their own. ~ Robert Whitaker, award-winning author, Anatomy of an Epidemic
In vivid prose and poetry, Lauren Spiro has painted for us a picture of her spiritual journey, a journey that took her from unbearable emotional pain, down into psychosis, through the depths of our dysfunctional mental health system, and finally to a place of transcendent healing and peace. This is a story of hope and love, the story of how a daughter, so devastated by her father's senseless murder, was rescued by his cherished spirit awakening in her adult life. The message is clear: healing of the mind and heart is always possible, love needs to be the guiding star in recovery, and we are all connected, much more deeply than we understand." ~ Dr. Mark Foster, Family Physician
A beautiful story of liberation and growth, Living for Two eloquently expresses the path to forgiveness and offers the reader tools and inspiration to get there. Interspersed with dream-like color paintings and poetry, Lauren's story blends her personal life history with accounts of the larger movement for mental health liberation. A revealing story that will help other survivors of loss and trauma find hope and possibilities. ~ Cassandra Nudel, Editor, Firewalkers: Madness, Beauty & Mystery
Lauren's story embodies the strength and resiliency of persons who have experienced trauma. With refreshing insight she graciously shares her journey and the tools and resources that have been the wind beneath her wings. ~ Nikki Migas, MPA, Managing Director, CARF International
Lauren takes us on a journey where culture and cosmology enter different doors of the same house. Living for Two is a love story that celebrates the fragility of humankind and the resiliency of one very brave and wise little girl. ~ Cardum S. Harmon, author, Mandala Project: Transfiguration of Ordinary Souls
Lauren Spiro's Living for Two provides a compelling account of the struggle to map the unfathomable territories that lie at extremes of human experience. Her recovery and transformation after senseless violence, profound loss, spiritual emergency and extreme mental states exemplify hope, resilience and post-traumatic growth. People in recovery, psychology and social work students, helping professionals, children of violence, and others will find this small volume worthwhile. ~ Priscilla Ridgeway, PhD, co-author, Pathways to Recovery
Lauren invites the reader to accompany her through experiences of devastating personal loss and abuse, and being further harmed by the mental health system. Lauren's creativity, reflected in her prose, poetry, and painting, evoke insight and empathy in the reader. Living for Two takes its place in the literature of personal challenge and recovery, and the ensuing social activism they engender. ~ Jonathan Finkelstein, PhD Associate Dean, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
A powerful story of a young woman's experiences with trauma and her courage to reclaim a path of recovery and healing. This memoir should be read by all who work in the mental health field. ~ Kevin Ann Huckshorn PhD, RN, State Director, Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services, Delaware
Lauren's story is as courageous as it is tender in her exploration of how our deepest losses shape the soul, how fear and misunderstanding can too easily silence it, and how love can give our souls voice again, no matter how long they have been silent. Lauren's memoir invites us to consider whether there is any wound love cannot heal. A question we must answer with our own lives and hearts. ~ Jennifer Maurer, Managing Director, Mother Bear: Families for Mental Health
Powerfully written, this personal journey from loss and sadness to reclamation and healing is soul-redemptive and emotionally stirring. Thank you Lauren for being real, vulnerable, and sharing your story which will ultimately empower others to share theirs. ~ Amikaeyla, Singer / Songwriter / Executive Director, ICAHSI, The International Cultural Arts & Healing Sciences Institute
By Judi Chamberlin
On Our Own is Judi's story as a patient in both public and private hospitals. The story explores her experiences while being a patient as well as the lessons she learned while using services controlled by the patients themselves. It makes a compelling case for patient controlled services; a real alternative to the institutions that destroy the confident independence of so many. This is a work of great hope and optimism. On Our Own is now translated in to Korean, thanks to Ji-Eun Lee. To download the Korean version, please click here.
In the far north of Finland, a stone's throw from the Arctic Circle, a group of innovative family therapists converted the area's traditional mental health system, which once boasted some of Europe's poorest outcomes for schizophrenia, into one that now gets the best statistical results in the world for first-break psychosis. They call their approach Open Dialogue. Their principles, though radical in this day and age of multi-drug cocktails and involuntary hospitalizations, are surprisingly simple. They meet clients in crisis immediately and often daily until the crises are resolved. They avoid hospitalization and its consequential stigma, preferring to meet in the homes of those seeking their services. And, perhaps most controversially, they avoid the use of anti-psychotic medication wherever possible. They also work in groups, because they view psychosis as a problem involving relationships. They include in the treatment process the families and social networks of those seeking their help, and their clinicians work in teams, not as isolated, sole practitioners. Additionally, their whole approach values of the voice of everyone in the process, most especially the person directly in crisis. And finally, they provide their services, which operate within the context of Finnish socialized medicine, for free. Open Dialogue weaves together interviews with psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, and journalists to create both a powerful vision of medication-free recovery and a hard-hitting critique of traditional psychiatry.
By Will Hall Paperback 402 pages
Research studies, articles and book excerpts on recovery. All compiled into one publication!
This publication dispels the myth that people labeled with mental illness need to lead lives of endless desperation and broken dreams. Inspire a new generation of consumers, caregivers, administrators, and families!
On Our Own $20.00
OPEN DIALOGUE: An Alternative, Finnish Approach to Healing Psychosis $30.00
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From Marina Colonna's Bosco Pontini Estate in Molise, comes this fruity, free-flowing extra virgin olive oil produced from handpicked olives and organically grown lemons. They are pressed together creating this verdant lemon infused extra virgin olive oil. Its lively citrus tang is fantastic with seafood, vegetables and over salads.
Also available in a 250ml bottle, 500ml bottle and 5L tin.


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En théorie des probabilités, l'inégalité de Boole affirme que, pour toute famille finie ou dénombrable d'événements, la probabilité que au moins l'un des événements se réalise est inférieure ou égale à la somme des probabilités des événements pris isolément. Plus formellement,

En termes de la théorie de la mesure, l'inégalité de Boole exprime le fait qu'une mesure de probabilité est σ-sous-additive (comme toute mesure).

Inégalités de Bonferroni

Les inégalités de Bonferroni, dues à Carlo Emilio Bonferroni, généralisent l'inégalité de Boole. Elles fournissent des majorants et des minorants de la probabilité d'unions finies d'événements.

On retrouve l'inégalité de Boole pour k = 1.

Références
Cet article est élaboré à partir d'une traduction de l'article de Wikipédia en anglais, lui-même tiré d'un article de PlanetMath, disponible sous GFDL.

Voir aussi
 Axiomes des probabilités
 Principe d'inclusion-exclusion
 Carlo Emilio Bonferroni
 George Boole

Espace probabilisé
Boole

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Goodness Gracious is een nummer van de Britse zangeres Ellie Goulding uit 2014. Het is derde en laatste single van haar derde Halcyon Days, de heruitgave van haar tweede studioalbum Halcyon.

Volgens Goulding gaat het nummer over wanneer je jezelf erop betrapt dat je zelf ook niet altijd eerlijk bent. "Goodness Gracious" kende het meeste succes op de Britse eilanden. Het nummer bereikte in het Verenigd Koninkrijk de 5e positie. In Nederland behaalde de plaat de hitlijsten niet, terwijl het in Vlaanderen op de 5e positie in de Tipparade terechtkwam.

Nummer van Ellie Goulding
Single uit 2014


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package cluster

import (
	"github.com/viphxin/xingo/iface"
	"github.com/viphxin/xingo/logger"
	"github.com/viphxin/xingo/utils"
	"time"
)

type RpcSignal int32

const (
	REQUEST_NORESULT RpcSignal = iota
	REQUEST_FORRESULT
	RESPONSE
)

type XingoRpc struct {
	conn           iface.IWriter
	asyncResultMgr *AsyncResultMgr
}

func NewXingoRpc(conn iface.IWriter) *XingoRpc {
	return &XingoRpc{
		conn:           conn,
		asyncResultMgr: AResultGlobalObj,
	}
}

func (this *XingoRpc) CallRpcNotForResult(target string, args ...interface{}) error {
	rpcdata := &RpcData{
		MsgType: REQUEST_NORESULT,
		Target:  target,
		Args:    args,
	}
	rpcpackege, err := utils.GlobalObject.RpcCProtoc.GetDataPack().Pack(0, rpcdata)

	if err == nil {
		this.conn.Send(rpcpackege)
		return nil
	} else {
		logger.Error(err)
		return err
	}
}

func (this *XingoRpc) CallRpcForResult(target string, args ...interface{}) (*RpcData, error) {
	asyncR := this.asyncResultMgr.Add()
	rpcdata := &RpcData{
		MsgType: REQUEST_FORRESULT,
		Key:     asyncR.GetKey(),
		Target:  target,
		Args:    args,
	}
	rpcpackege, err := utils.GlobalObject.RpcCProtoc.GetDataPack().Pack(0, rpcdata)
	if err == nil {
		this.conn.Send(rpcpackege)
		resp, err := asyncR.GetResult(2 * time.Second)
		if err == nil {
			return resp, nil
		} else {
			//超时了 或者其他原因结果没等到
			this.asyncResultMgr.Remove(asyncR.GetKey())
			return nil, err
		}
	} else {
		logger.Error(err)
		return nil, err
	}
}

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Q: Installing Agda on Mac OS X Mavericks I am having trouble installing agda on my mac. I am taking my instructions from here:
http://wiki.portal.chalmers.se/agda/pmwiki.php?n=Main.MacOSX
I was able to get the Haskell platform installed and when I run cabal update it works . When I run:
cabal install agda

it originally installed and now it offers me the option to reinstall, so I believe that is correct. The problem arises when i run the last command,
$ agda-mode setup

It outputs
-bash: agda-mode: command not found

I have also tried installing on my virtual box because the windows install seems a lot easier, but when I attempt to run the .msi files I get an error that "this file is not compatible with your processor". I allowed the virtual windows to use up to 8 processors (the max) so that doesn't seem like its going to be an option. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: I had the same problem it was fixed after adding ~/.cabal/bin to the PATH.

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Just cause you can, doesn't mean you should.
For some folks it's more about the show, not the go.....I think this is one of those.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Looks like an afterthought to me.
"The only two negative things about the car are: 1. Cylinder 5 is a little weak due to a small bypass on the head. quoted $1200 to get planed and put back together. 2. Tires will need to be replaced. tread is starting to crack.(will go flat from sitting) "
And that color scheme... Deep blue with a wide white stripe? Makes me ill.
Who would do that to a Z???
It might not be the prettiest, but at least it's not rusting away in salvage yard.
I also like the sunroof borrowed from a Winnebago. Must be real quiet at highway speeds. At least there are 2 more inches of headroom!
I believe you've found the winner Granny. If it was blue with white stripes, definitely.
Oh that's a beauty, another addition to my ugly Z file.
Just more proof that idle hands are the Devil's workshop.
I have to admit, it has some neat body molding work, just not my taste. If you want a porche, save up and buy one. I'm not into using a datsun or what ever to clone an "exclusive" sports car.
Crape. That looks like something out of that old series Logans run.
It's been longer than 30 years. They should send that car to Carrousel.
That's about the worst I think I've seen. Woof!


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Chiiild Will Surely Bring You "Back To Life" With Their Psychedelic Soul Righteousness
As proven by Emotional Oranges, slenderbodies, and THEY., it seems as if a certain indie music company just can't stop spoiling us with the brightest of today's emerging talent. A recent signee of Avant Garden, Chiiild has dedicated years to crafting genre-bending tunes that'd categorize neatly into psychedelic soul otherwise. Before they unleash their debut project, Synthetic Soul, this fall, Chiiild is graciously treating us to a flawless new single, "Back To Life."
On "Back To Life," Chiiild shared,
"This song is a metaphor, a fantasy that life is just practice and somehow in the future, we can get a second shot at this."
With liberating string arrangements and dual vocals, "Back To Life" isn't your average psychedelic soul jam. This dreamy track features the magnificent vocals of Shungudzo, who is a Zimbabwean artist, songwriter, poet, and activist. It's quite understandable that Chiiild draws inspiration from a vast range of artists such as D'Angelo, Tame Impala, and Pink Floyd because of their ability to incorporate countless soundscapes in just under four minutes. Lyrically, "Back To Life" suggests that we're merely experiencing a trial run of life with another opportunity to do it all over again.
Shungudzo expanded,
"Chiiild and I wrote 'Back To Life' on the day we met. We really bonded over being African artists who want to use music to tell stories about diversity, ask questions about humanity, and unify people over shared personal experiences. All of these themes are embedded in the lyrics of our song, and Chiiild's music really compliments it, being so uniquely genre-bending yet still somehow reminiscent of something you've heard, or felt, before."
Let Chiiild bring you "Back To Life" with their genre bending righteousness below:
Catch Chiiild on tour with Emotional Oranges this fall!
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Joesef's Debut Album 'Permanent Damage' Is an Exercise in Hurt and Healing
January 17, 2023 'Permanent Damage' is a valiant debut effort by an artist unafraid to let his heart bleed.
Author: Alessandra Rincon
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Queen Elizabeth still enjoys a glass of wine after cutting back on cocktails, royal sommelier claims
Queen Elizabeth II reportedly enjoyed a 'bone-dry gin martini'
Queen Elizabeth II hasn't given up alcohol completely.
This claim was made by royal attendant Demetri Walters, who also revealed why doctors had reportedly advised the reigning monarch to skip the daily martini.
"It's bad for her joints, and she can't drink too much when she's doing all these royal functions — it's not a job you can drink," Walters said. UK dailymail on Tuesday.
Walters alleged that the 95-year-old monarch continues to enjoy a glass of wine with her meal.
Queen Elizabeth Advised to Cut Down Cocktails to Stay Healthy, Source Claims: 'It Seems a Little Unreasonable'
"I opt for the Queen, but she's pretty strict, because she doesn't drink much at the moment," he said, noting that Elizabeth has become "much more selective" about her wines.
As Elizabeth's eldest son, Walters said that Prince Charles loved beer more than any vintage.
Walters explained, "He had the idea that he couldn't drink because it made him very unhealthy in his old age, so, unusually, I had to act as a beer sommelier for him." "I dare not tell him that beer is worse for you."
According to the outlet, Walters worked for Royal wine supplier Berry Brothers. Today, he is an independent consultant to clients including royalties.
Queen Elizabeth II sprains back, will miss planned return to public appearance
In October, a family friend of the emperor told Vanity Fair Doctors told her to skip the evening drink "which is usually a martini."
The palace insider explained, "It's really not a big deal for her, she doesn't drink a lot." "But it seems a trivially unfair that one of the very few pleasures he has to give up at this stage in his life."
Sources close to Elizabeth told the outlet that doctors advised the Queen to give up alcohol except on special occasions to ensure she is as fit as possible for her busy schedule as well as for Platinum Jubilee celebrations next June.
According to multiple reports, the British royal is said to enjoy a dry gin martini, which also happens to be a favorite of Prince Charles. Buckingham Palace also has its own brand.
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Plus, it's reported that the Queen also likes a tipple of Dubonnet and gin with a slice of lemon and lots of ice, as well as a champagne nightcap before bed.
As for wine, she told the head of the National Institute of Agricultural Botany in 2019 that she has "vines in Windsor."
"I don't really drink alcohol myself but I've heard it's pretty good," Rani said.
However, it was previously reported that Elizabeth sometimes enjoys sipping a sweet German wine during dinner.
Elizabeth was recently seen using a cane at a Westminster Abbey service to mark the centenary of the Royal British Legion, an armed forces charity. She was previously photographed using a cane in 2003, although that was after knee surgery.
Elizabeth's daughter, Princess Anne, handed him mobility equipment as they both exited a limousine for service in central London. The queen smiled and appeared to be moving freely to her seat in the church.
Buckingham Palace declined to comment.
In November, the palace revealed that Elizabeth had sprained her back and therefore would not be able to attend a ceremony at the Cenotaph Memorial in London to honor service members who sacrificed their lives for the United Kingdom.
Queen Elizabeth engaged in person for the first time since missed Sunday service due to strained back
"Following a sprain in her back, Her Majesty has decided this morning with great regret that she will not be able to attend today's Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph," the statement said. "His Excellency is disappointed that she will miss the service."
When asked about his mother, Charles, 73, revealed that "she is fine."
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O HMS Victory é o navio de guerra mais antigo ainda em serviço. Navio Almirante de Horatio Nelson, Comandante da Frota Britânica que derrotou a Esquadra Franco-Espanhola na Batalha do Cabo Trafalgar, o Victory é o típico navio de linha do século XVIII.

O HMS Victory foi construído entre 1759-1765, nos estaleiros de Chatham, e entrou ao serviço da Royal Navy em 1778. No serviço ativo durante os 34 anos seguintes, participou em numerosas campanhas, nas quais se incluem a Batalha de Trafalgar em 1805.

O casco do Victory foi baseado nas linhas do HMS Royal George lançado à água em 1756. Os custos com a sua construção e armamento ascenderam em 1765 a £63.176 - o equivalente ao custo de um porta-aviões atual, se atualizarmos o valor da Libra da época.

Na sua construção foram utilizadas aproximadamente 6.000 árvores, 90% das quais carvalhos. O aparelho do navio soma 42 km de cabos. O aparelho suportava um máximo de 37 velas em simultâneo; no entanto o navio levava a bordo mais 23 velas de substituição. A área vélica total era de 5.468m².

Em 1812 o Victory foi retirado do serviço ativo e ancorado em Portsmouth, na costa Sul da Inglaterra, onde nos 110 anos seguintes desempenhou um conjunto de missões práticas e de cerimônia.

Em 1922, perante algumas dúvidas sobre o seu estado e eventual sobrevivência, foi decidida a sua mudança para o Portsmouth's Royal Naval Dockyard, onde deu entrada na Doca Seca nº 2 para trabalhos de manutenção e restauro, de modo a recriar o estado do navio em 1805.

O navio pode ser atualmente visitado no Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

Comprimento total: 72,50m - Largura máxima: 17,10m - Altura do mastro principal: 66,00m acima da linha da água - Diâmetro do mastro principal: 1,30m - Total de 104 canhões, assim distribuídos: terceira coberta - 30 canhões de 32 libras e 2 canhões de 12 libras; segunda coberta - 28 canhões de 24 libras; coberta superior - 30 canhões de 12 libras; Tombadilho da popa - 12 canhões de 6 libras; Convés do castelo de proa - 2 canhões de 68 libras; Deslocamento total: 3.500 toneladas.

Referências
 Royal Navy; Greenwich Maritime Museum

Ligações externas
 Site Oficial do HMS VIctory
 Site do Portsmouth Historic Dockyard sobre o HMS Victory

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Eurotorg reports strong 2018 results as Belarusian retail grows
Belarusian supermarket chain Eurotorg boosted revenue by 15.3% y/y to BYN4.5bn ($2.1bn) in 2018.
The leading supermarket chain in Belarus Eurotorg (aka Euroopt) reported strong 2018 results that will bolster its chance of getting a mooted IPO away this year after postponing an attempt last year.
As bne IntelliNews reported with "The long march of Belarusian retail" in September 2018, Belarusian retail has come of age as a middle class appears and that has fed the rapid growth of Eurotorg.
Eurotorg CEO Andrei Zubkou, commenting on the company's results, said: "2018 was a year of successful growth for Eurotorg. We set a new record for store openings, with 362 net new stores during the period, and continued to focus primarily on developing smaller-format stores in leased premises, in line with our capex-light expansion strategy."
The company's revenue was up by 15.3% y/y and reached BYN4.5bn ($2.1bn), while revenue in dollar terms was up 9.4% y/y and net retail sales were up 8.6% in dollar terms and equal to $2bn.
The increase in revenues was largely driven by the new store openings and supported by moderate like-for-like (LFL) sales growth, the company said. Retail sales growth was also driven by the consolidation of Eurotorg's e-commerce operations and pharmacy chain Magia in June 2018.
"The business also diversified during the year, with the consolidation from June of our drogerie chain, Magia, which had reached 100 stores by the end of 2018, as well as our e-commerce operations, E-dostavka.by and Gipermall.by. On a combined basis, two online grocery services generated 3.6mn orders in 2018, putting Eurotorg among the leading companies on this indicator not only in Belarus, but also in Eastern Europe. We achieved the significant landmark of 5% of total retail sales from e-commerce during the fourth quarter, and we expect e-commerce to continue growing rapidly for many years to come," Zubkou said.
The gross margin remained strong at 26.2%, up 0.2 pp y/y, driven by growing share in total sales of high-margin categories, such as private label and non-food products, the company reports.
"In terms of Eurotorg's financial results, revenue increased by 15.3% to BYN 4.5 billion. The gross margin remained strong at above 26%. Despite the rapid expansion of our store roll-out programme and new businesses put some pressure on the Ebitda margin, we were able nonetheless to maintain positive Ebitda dynamics during 2018 as a whole," Zubkou said.
Selling, general and administrative expenses (SG&A) (excluding D&A) increased as a share of revenue by 1.3 pp to 17.8%, driven by growth in employee costs and rental costs on the back of accelerated expansion of the core retail business and consolidation of new businesses, as well as one-off costs related to the сompany's IPO preparations.
Adjusted Ebitda grew by 7.1% y/y to BYN398mn ($195mn). Adjusted Ebitda margin decreased slightly, by 0.7 pp to 8.8%, due to higher SG&A on the back of an acceleration in the company's store roll-out programme and acquisition of new businesses.
The net profit margin decreased by 1.1 pp mainly due to higher FX losses (the BYN weakened against the $by 9.5% y/y) and lower Ebitda margin. Adjusted for FX losses, the net profit margin increased by 0.1 pp to 3.0%.
Net working capital as percentage of revenue increased from -3.4% in 2017 to -5.2% in 2018 due to growing purchasing power.
Capital expenditures remained low at 2% of revenue despite accelerated expansion.
The company has also made inroads into reducing its debt.
"Successful deleveraging measures, supported by solid positive free cash flow, helped to reduce the Company's net debt significantly during the year and improve the net debt/Ebitda ratio to 2.75x at the end of 2018, compared to 3.2x at the end of 2017. The Ebitda/interest expenses coverage ratio also improved to 3.0x at the end of 2018, compared to 2.7x at the end of 2017," the company said.
Zubkou said: "We also made significant progress towards our strategic goal of reducing overall leverage and reducing the share of foreign-currency debt in the overall portfolio. During 2018 we reduced our net debt in dollars by more than 17%. The share of BYN-denominated debt more than doubled during the year, and accounted for 37% of the total as of 31 December 2018. Our efforts to optimise leverage were recognised during the year with positive actions from two international ratings agencies, S&P and Fitch Ratings. In 2019 we will continue to seek out opportunities to reduce indebtedness and further optimise our debt portfolio."
In 2018 the sompany opened 362 net stores, bringing the total number to 862 as of December 31, 2018.
In the grocery segment the key focus remained on developing smaller formats: the average selling space of 262 grocery stores opened in 2018 was 138 sqm. Almost all of the newly added stores (248 out of 262) were opened in leased premises, in line with the company's strategy of asset-light expansion.
The company launched the Magia pharmacy business in January 2018 and opened 100 stores with combined selling space of 17,000 sqm by the end of 2018. All of the Magia stores were opened either in leased premises or at existing retail space already owned by the company (e.g. in company-owned hypermarkets).
In 2018 the company further expanded its regional presence, entering 154 new localities across Belarus and focusing on mid-sized and small cities with a population of less than 50,000 (297 localities were covered as of December 31 2018).
Like-for-like (LFL) sales grew by 2.8% in 2018, driven by solid growth in the LFL average ticket of 5.6%, above food inflation (4.0% y/y), and partially offset by negative LFL traffic of -2.6%. Some of the decrease in LFL traffic was due to cannibalisation on the back of accelerated expansion, as well as due to the conversion of soft discounter stores under the Brusnichka banner back into Euroopt stores.
E-commerce, represented by two online grocery services (E-dostavka.by and Gipermall.by), was the group's fastest growing segment during 2018, with the number of online orders increasing by 18.6% y/y to 3.6mn orders in 2018. Online grocery retail accounted for 5% of total net retail sales during 4Q18.
Zubkou said: "Looking forward, the macro environment in Belarus remains stable, with incomes continuing to increase. We expect the positive trends to continue to be supportive for the further growth of the retail segment and Eutorog's business in particular, as the country's dominant modern retail format player."


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What The Ghostbusters Post-Credits Scene Really Means
By Will Harris/July 15, 2016 7:40 pm EST
If you enjoy movies that are either part of an ongoing franchise or are clearly champing at the bit to be the first chapter in a new franchise, always stick around until after the credits. (This may seem like obvious advice, but given how many people can still be heard wondering aloud about whether they should stick around, it clearly isn't.) We've reached the point where you're probably going to find yourself treated to a post-credits scene, so just kick back, suck it up, and wait and see what happens. At the very least, we can assure you that you won't be let down at the end of Ghostbusters, but as we delve into what we witnessed after the end of the film, allow us to pass along the obligatory warning: THERE ARE TREMENDOUS SPOILERS AHEAD.
Happily ever after...for now
After the film ends and all's apparently right with the world once more, the credits begin, during which time we're treated to the last cameo from one of the original Ghostbusters cast members—Sigourney Weaver turns up as Rebecca Gorin, who Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon) describes as her mentor—and a few more minutes of Kevin (Chris Hemsworth) making a dancing fool out of himself. After the credits reach their inevitable conclusion, however, we're suddenly back in Ghostbusters HQ, where the foursome are sitting around doing a whole lot of nothing. Well, everyone but Patty (Leslie Jones), that is.
This is a recording
Earlier in the film, Abby (Melissa McCarthy) and Holtzmann enjoy a good laugh when they convince Erin (Kristen Wiig) to listen to a recording that's purportedly of something supernatural, only for her to be treated to the sound of a fart. As such, when we spy Patty listening to a recording, it's reasonable enough for us to presume that she's about to get blasted herself. Presumably because they didn't want movie theaters to be burned to the ground by angry patrons, the film instead goes in a different direction, with Patty asking her cohorts a simple three-word question: "Who is Zuul?"
Yeah, who *is* Zuul?
Glad you asked, although we're pretty sure it's a rhetorical question. Zuul is, as anyone who owns a copy of Tobin's Spirit Guide already knows, the Gatekeeper of Gozer, but you may remember it best from when it appeared inside Dana Barrett's refrigerator in the original 1984 Ghostbusters. Immediately thereafter, Zuul took possession of Dana's body, where it remained until after the Ghostbusters successfully prevented Gozer from entering our world, but as you can see from the photo, Zuul's true form clearly reveals a demigod that you probably wouldn't want to trifle with.
So will the Ghostbusters sequel be a retread of the 1984 film?
Thankfully, no. Or at least it doesn't sound like that's the case, based on what Paul Feig said in an interview with IGN regarding the moment. It sounds more like he just wanted to have the option to go there if he wanted to.
"We wanted to say possibly there's something you know from the first one
can come in," said Feig, "It's not about creating the cinematic universe where
suddenly there's a wormhole and the original Ghostbusters show
up, although somebody might do that at some point. But I don't know, it
was kind of a little comfort food, Easter egg, that gives us an opening
if we wanted to do another movie."
Wait, what did he say about a wormhole?
That was just a beautiful, beautiful dream, and one that obviously can't happen in its entirety now that we live in a world without Harold Ramis. But if it could, it would obviously be the greatest movie in the history of cinema.
So should we be living in fear of Zuul?
Given the lessons Hollywood hopefully learned from trying to redo The Wrath of Khan with Star Trek Into Darkness, we'd like to think Feig understands why using the villain from the original Ghostbusters movie in the sequel to the new Ghostbusters would be a very bad idea. Plus, the fact that none of the other Ghostbusters seem to have any clue at all about who the heck this Zuul character is would lead us to believe that Feig's being honest in his assertion that it was really just to let it be known that it wouldn't be impossible for the Gatekeeper of Gozer to stop by. But just in case Feig is taking sequel suggestions, the prospect of seeing Sigourney Weaver's new character playing a prominent role in any subsequent films is one that thrills us to no end, so we're keeping our fingers crossed on that front instead.


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The YWCA hosts annual events such as the Golden Circle Spring Event and Racial Justice Breakfast. The goal is to create greater awareness of racial and social injustices and provide the community with the knowledge to affect negative attitudes and behaviors.
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BREAKING NEWS: "Donald Trump has raised more than $170 million from supporters by pushing election fraud claims since Election Day…"
December 3, 2020 December 3, 2020 DanBreaking News, News, Trending$170 million since Election Day, Donald Trump, US President Donald Trump news
US President Donald Trump news says he has raised more than $170 million since Election Day from his supporters by pushing allegations that the election he lost to Joe Biden was rigged, according to a new report by the Washington Post.
According to the US President Donald Trump news, the huge funds flowed into Trump's joint fundraising committee in less than four (4) weeks after his campaign made fundraising solicitations to his supporters, urging them to donate to an "Election Defense Fund" as the President kept tweeting about a stolen election.
The report also adds that a large share of the funds have ended the Trump campaign's debt and will help fund the President's future political operation as he has no plans to retire politically yet, with a 2024 White House sting operation being envisioned.
READ MORE: Media announces Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States but President Donald Trump insists he won the election..
Less than a week after Election Day, Trump launched The Save America political action committee, meant to fund his post-White House political life.
In an earlier report, The Washington Post first reported that Trump's post-election fundraising had topped $150 million.
A campaign adviser who spoke anonymously to the publication said the fundraising is a big indication that Trump "isn't going anywhere."
The adviser said there are plans for Trump to do some extensive traveling post-presidency, including trips overseas to maintain his visibility.
In recent weeks, Trump's campaign has sent hundreds of fundraising pitches claiming electoral fraud and then asking Trump supporters to sign petitions to "demand a fair election."
Another fundraising pitch sought "$5 IMMEDIATELY to DEFEND the Election from the Radical Left."
In all, the campaign has sent 400 fundraising emails and another 125 texts between 11 p.m. on election night and early Tuesday morning, December 1,2020.
Two states President-elect Joe Biden won by narrow margins 'Arizona and Wisconsin' on Monday, certified their election results, affirming Biden's victory. Trump's own appointed Attorney General Will Barr also stated on Tuesday that the DOJ and Homeland Security have not seen any evidence of fraud to back Trump's claims of electoral fraud. (READ HERE)
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Published On: Sun, Oct 10th, 2021
Cancun / Headlines | By Riviera Maya Times
Last month was busiest September in Cancun's history
CANCUNSeptemberTourismTravel
Last month was the busiest September ever for arrivals at Cancún airport, a clear sign that the Caribbean coast resort city is recovering strongly from the pandemic-induced tourism downturn.
Just over 1.66 million passengers flew to Cancún last month, according to airport operator ASUR, a 94% spike compared to September last year and a 4.4% increase compared to the same month of 2019.
Just over 56% of the incoming passengers, or 933,000 people, arrived on international flights while just under 44%, or 728,000 people, flew in from other airports in Mexico.
While the numbers are encouraging, tourism consultancy firm GEMES believes that international arrivals could have been higher had two factors not deterred United States citizens from traveling to Mexico.
An increase in coronavirus cases in the United States changed people's perceptions about the safety of travel and caused a significant number of travelers to cancel or postpone their plans to come to Mexico, according to GEMES.
Secondly, the opening up of Canada and European nations to United States tourists lured people to those destinations and away from Mexico, the firm said.
"… There is a strong appetite to return to Europe and other destinations in the United States market," GEMES said.
"While travel restrictions were reimposed in September in some European countries, it is only a matter of time until they will be lifted again."
Mexico has been an attractive destination for many international tourists because it hasn't required incoming travelers to show a negative COVID-19 test or proof of vaccination, or go into mandatory quarantine. The absence of restrictions was blamed for fueling coronavirus outbreaks in tourism hotspots such as Cancún and Los Cabos earlier in the pandemic.
However, the coronavirus situation in Quintana Roo – the state where Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Cozumel and other popular tourism destinations are located – has improved markedly in recent weeks and it is now low risk green on the federal government's coronavirus stoplight map. There are just 545 active cases in the state, the federal Health Ministry reported Tuesday.
The sargassum situation has also recently improved after large amounts of seaweed reached Quintana Roo's coastline earlier this year. A map published Tuesday by the Quintana Roo Sargassum Monitoring Network showed that there are no beaches with excessive amounts of weed and just six with abundant quantities.
Twelve beaches have moderate amounts, 47 have only very low quantities and 15 are completely free of sargassum.
Source: El Universal
El Chapo asks AMLO to bring him back to Mexico, he claims to suffer from psychological torture in the U.S.


The geese have been a perennial problem in the park; there are too many of them (out-competing the ducks, moorhens, coots etc), they make too much mess and they are very aggressive in the breeding season. This is a nation-wide problem, and if there was a simple solution, surely someone would have found it by now?
Over the years, we've had hours and hours of discussion with the council, working with them to get reports done, suggesting ways of adapting the landscape etc etc. Eventually last summer we agreed with the council that we would start herding the geese. The principle is that the geese are moved on every day, at dawn and dusk, using an Agri-laser; this doesn't harm the geese, they just think the laser beam is a solid beam or post, and they fly off. We are trained and insured by the council for this.
And it does work; from highs of 100 to 200, we have reduced the numbers to 18 to 35 (representing 1-2 family groups). But this success represents hundreds of volunteer hours, and this level of input may not be sustainable, so we are looking at additional possibilities, which may include low level fences in the lake (as seen in the royal parks in London).
The only amusing thing is that some people seem to think that we haven't spotted that there is a goose poo problem in the park – if only it was so slight that we could have over-looked this issue!
Brilliant news! Your result is terribly significant. Thank you to Everyone!
Re goose poo: I once had a foreign visitor who refused to eat in the new RP Café because "If that's the way they keep their Park, I don't think I want to eat there!" ☹ So well done each and every volunteer; I understand some herd regularly at 5ish on a morning. I think you are all doing a great job!
Very glad you appreciate our efforts!


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Bruce Bernard (; 21 March 1928 – 29 March 2000) was an English picture editor, writer and photographer. He wrote for the Sunday Times and the Independent and photographed many influential artists in a career lasting nearly 40 years.

Early life and education
Bernard was born in London, and was the middle of three sons to the English architect Oliver Percy Bernard and his opera singer wife Dora Hodges (d. 1950), who performed under the name of Fedora Roselli. His siblings were the poet Oliver Bernard, and the columnist Jeffrey Bernard. He was a paternal cousin to the actor Stanley Holloway.

Bernard had brief spells at a number of boarding schools, eventually finishing at Bedales School. From there he attended, albeit briefly, St Martin's School of Art, before falling into a number of menial jobs within London's Soho. He became a picture editor for History Of the 20th Century in 1968 before moving to the Sunday Times's magazine as a picture researcher in 1972; he later became the paper's picture editor, a post he held until 1980. It was during this time that he produced Photodiscovery: Masterworks of Photography 1840-1940, which became his most successful work.

Career
He left the Sunday Times and joined The Independent where he wrote for the paper's magazine. He wrote Vincent By Himself, about the painter Vincent van Gogh. The book juxtaposed Van Gogh's paintings and drawings and featured excerpts from the letters to the painter's brother, Theo Van Gogh. He also frequently wrote short articles under pseudonyms, including Joe Hodges and Deirdre Pugh, for the Independent.

Writing for The Independent, the columnist Adrian Searle commented: "[Bernard] had a shrewd, passionate eye, and was possessed of one of the most acute bullshit detectors I have ever encountered."

In 1994 Bernard curated a photographic exhibition for the Barbican Centre gallery. His portraits included those of Leigh Bowery, Lucian Freud, Francis Bacon, and Euan Uglow. The photographer John Riddy opined that "Bernard's portraits of British artists are the only one's [sic] to escape cliché." In 1999 he put the finishing touches to the Bruce Bernard Photography Collection for the James Moores Foundation.

The Victoria and Albert Museum held an exhibition of 100 photographs chosen by Bruce Bernard. An accompanying book 100 photographs, A Collection by Bruce Bernard was published by Phaidon Press in 2002.

Personal life
Bernard succumbed to cancer in 2000. In the photographer's obituary, Searle remarked: "[Bernard's] sense of what was good and bad art, good and bad photography had an almost moral dimension, but one which was entirely personal, and thoroughly ethical."

Publications
 Photodiscovery: Masterworks of Photography, 1840-1940 (1980)
 Humanity and Inhumanity: The Photographic Journey of George Rodger (1994)
 Century (1999)
 100 photographs, A Collection by Bruce Bernard (2002)
 Vincent by himself'' (2004)

References

General references

External links
 Bruce Bernard National Portrait Gallery

1928 births
People educated at Bedales School
2000 deaths
English columnists
Deaths from cancer in the United Kingdom
Photographers from London
Journalists from London
Bernard family


Abstract: A second-order bandpass sigma-delta modulator employing a SAW resonator is described. The proposed modulator is fabricated in a 0.35-μm CMOS process and tested with an off-chip 47.3-MHz SAW resonator. The measured results show a dynamic range of 57dB and a SNDR of 54dB in a 200-kHz signal bandwidth when sampled at 189.2- MHz. The modulator operates under a 3.3-V single supply with a power dissipation of 30mW. © 2005 IEEE.


A magnificent building stands near Chowgan Chowk in nondescript Tibetan Colony in Bir, Kangra. I have tried to capture highlights of the building that showcases many traditional Tibetan architectural features. Check the mini photo gallery.
Today we will take you to Billing, the paragliding site in Kangra Valley, Himachal Pradesh. During Autumn, the skies of Billing are dotted with colorful canopies. Check yourself.
This gallery contains 64 items.
The temple in the monastery, located in Bir, is an art gallery where the walls are covered with religious paintings. The temple also houses offerings made to Buddha, objects used in rituals, and images of Buddha. Click on a picture to browse the exhibits.
Flying like birds in the blue crisp skies of Bir during autumn is an exhilarating experience. Harvesting the golden yellow crops is a joy that will provide enough fuel during the snowy winter… Today's photo story presents some beautiful moments from the paragliding season 2012. Browse now!
This gallery contains 52 items.


Boylan Bottleworks Creme Soda; Made with cane sugar and pure vanilla extract. Caffeine free.
INGREDIENTS: Made From: Carbonated Water, Cane Sugar, Pure Vanilla Extract, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Caramel Color, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate (Preserves Freshness).


Music Is My Religion is the main title of this event. This event will bring all the talented individuals together, under one theme "Music, Love and Peace are my Passion".
The main idea is to show the size of our community as NON ORIENTAL LEBANESE BANDS where our talent and voice can touch people's hearts and give us a chance to be broadcasted and heard internationally and locally. How about we gather in one place, one gig, one night. ALL can participate for free, with no entrance fees and no performance charges. Everyone is welcomed.
The event was posted on Facebook and almost 150 people replied with a positive feedback…. here's where Walid El Massih, the music producer and owner of Harbor 20 responded very quickly to the idea and offered his place for the event. This was a great initiative from him towards supporting the musical community and scene.
Several Bands will be performing Blues, Jazz, Oriental Jazz, Disco, Funk, Pop and Rock, among few to mention, Pattes D'elephant, Alain Azar, The Real Deal Blues, Phobia, Z Arabic Fusion, Roswell, Segundo Bloco, Audio Traffic, Bandage, Name this Band, Beirut Vibes and many more… We might be expecting some international performers as well.
This event will be the biggest non oriental Lebanese musical gathering, as it will be covered by multiple medias where all the musicians will have the chance to get exposed and be introduced on TVs and Magazines..
I am looking forward for this great event, and I would wish to thank all my friends, all my musician colleagues, and all of those who contributed and will contribute to the success of this event.
Special Thanks to Albert Maouad for organizing and collaborating with me.


text:
package policy

import (
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"strings"

	"github.com/spf13/cobra"

	kapi "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/meta"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api/unversioned"
	kcmdutil "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/kubectl/cmd/util"

	authorizationapi "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/authorization/api"
	"github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/client"
	"github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/cmd/util/clientcmd"
)

const WhoCanRecommendedName = "who-can"

type whoCanOptions struct {
	allNamespaces    bool
	bindingNamespace string
	client           *client.Client

	verb     string
	resource unversioned.GroupVersionResource
}

// NewCmdWhoCan implements the OpenShift cli who-can command
func NewCmdWhoCan(name, fullName string, f *clientcmd.Factory, out io.Writer) *cobra.Command {
	options := &whoCanOptions{}

	cmd := &cobra.Command{
		Use:   "who-can VERB RESOURCE",
		Short: "List who can perform the specified action on a resource",
		Long:  "List who can perform the specified action on a resource",
		Run: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) {
			if err := options.complete(f, args); err != nil {
				kcmdutil.CheckErr(kcmdutil.UsageError(cmd, err.Error()))
			}

			var err error
			options.client, _, err = f.Clients()
			kcmdutil.CheckErr(err)

			options.bindingNamespace, _, err = f.DefaultNamespace()
			kcmdutil.CheckErr(err)

			err = options.run()
			kcmdutil.CheckErr(err)
		},
	}

	cmd.Flags().BoolVar(&options.allNamespaces, "all-namespaces", options.allNamespaces, "If present, list who can perform the specified action in all namespaces.")

	return cmd
}

func (o *whoCanOptions) complete(f *clientcmd.Factory, args []string) error {
	if len(args) != 2 {
		return errors.New("you must specify two arguments: verb and resource")
	}

	restMapper, _ := f.Object(false)

	o.verb = args[0]
	o.resource = resourceFor(restMapper, args[1])

	return nil
}

func resourceFor(mapper meta.RESTMapper, resourceArg string) unversioned.GroupVersionResource {
	fullySpecifiedGVR, groupResource := unversioned.ParseResourceArg(strings.ToLower(resourceArg))
	gvr := unversioned.GroupVersionResource{}
	if fullySpecifiedGVR != nil {
		gvr, _ = mapper.ResourceFor(*fullySpecifiedGVR)
	}
	if gvr.IsEmpty() {
		var err error
		gvr, err = mapper.ResourceFor(groupResource.WithVersion(""))
		if err != nil {
			return unversioned.GroupVersionResource{Resource: resourceArg}
		}
	}

	return gvr
}

func (o *whoCanOptions) run() error {
	authorizationAttributes := authorizationapi.AuthorizationAttributes{
		Verb:     o.verb,
		Group:    o.resource.Group,
		Resource: o.resource.Resource,
	}

	resourceAccessReviewResponse := &authorizationapi.ResourceAccessReviewResponse{}
	var err error
	if o.allNamespaces {
		resourceAccessReviewResponse, err = o.client.ResourceAccessReviews().Create(&authorizationapi.ResourceAccessReview{Action: authorizationAttributes})
	} else {
		resourceAccessReviewResponse, err = o.client.LocalResourceAccessReviews(o.bindingNamespace).Create(&authorizationapi.LocalResourceAccessReview{Action: authorizationAttributes})
	}

	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	if resourceAccessReviewResponse.Namespace == kapi.NamespaceAll {
		fmt.Printf("Namespace: <all>\n")
	} else {
		fmt.Printf("Namespace: %s\n", resourceAccessReviewResponse.Namespace)
	}

	resourceDisplay := o.resource.Resource
	if len(o.resource.Group) > 0 {
		resourceDisplay = resourceDisplay + "." + o.resource.Group
	}

	fmt.Printf("Verb:      %s\n", o.verb)
	fmt.Printf("Resource:  %s\n\n", resourceDisplay)
	if len(resourceAccessReviewResponse.Users) == 0 {
		fmt.Printf("Users:  none\n\n")
	} else {
		fmt.Printf("Users:  %s\n\n", strings.Join(resourceAccessReviewResponse.Users.List(), "\n        "))
	}

	if len(resourceAccessReviewResponse.Groups) == 0 {
		fmt.Printf("Groups: none\n\n")
	} else {
		fmt.Printf("Groups: %s\n\n", strings.Join(resourceAccessReviewResponse.Groups.List(), "\n        "))
	}

	return nil
}


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https://warriorswire.usatoday.com/article/stephen-curry-player-prop-bets-warriors-vs-pacers-december-5/
Stephen Curry Player Prop Bets: Warriors vs. Pacers | December 5
December 5, 2022 2:50 pm PT
Stephen Curry's Golden State Warriors will face the Indiana Pacers at 10:00 PM ET on Monday. In this article we break down all of Curry's prop bets set for this contest, and examine the stats to figure out the best predictions.
Curry puts up 30.8 points and 7.1 assists per game — both team highs. He is also putting up 6.7 rebounds, shooting 51.1% from the floor and 44.1% from downtown with 5.2 made 3-pointers per contest (first in league).
Matchup: Golden State Warriors vs. Indiana Pacers
TV Channel: NBCS-BA and BSIN
Stephen Curry vs. Indiana Pacers
Curry scores 32.5 points per game versus the Pacers, 1.0 more than his current over/under.
He pulls down 5.5 rebounds per game versus the Pacers, the same as his current prop total.
Curry posts an average of seven assists when playing against the Pacers, 0.5 more than his prop bet over/under for this game.
Against the Pacers, Curry averages 5.5 made treys per game, 1.0 more than his over/under.
Curry's points-per-game average in his past 10 contests (28.4) is 3.1 fewer than his over/under for this matchup.
The 31.5-point prop bet for Curry on Monday is 0.7 higher than his scoring average on the season (30.8).
Through 22 games this season, Curry has totaled over 31.5 points on 12 occasions.
He has grabbed 6.7 rebounds per game, 1.2 higher than his prop bet on Monday.
So far this season in 22 games, Curry has grabbed more than 5.5 rebounds 14 times.
Curry has averaged 7.1 assists this season, 0.6 more than his prop bet on Monday.
In 11 of 22 games this season, Curry has recorded more than 6.5 assists.
His 5.2 made three-pointers average is 0.7 higher than his prop bet on Monday.


Village on the Park Steeplechase has received another 5-Star review on SeniorAdvisor.com! This is the second 5-Star review for the community since March.
With superb scores of 5.0 in all categories (Cleanliness, Friendliness, Value, Care Services, and Activities), Village on the Park Steeplechase is really on a roll.


If you're looking to relax at the beach after a tiring day hike, then these beginner friendly mountains are perfect to suit your needs. Best of all, they're all within driving distance from Manila.
Because majority of the trail is exposed, your two best options for avoiding the extreme heat would be either climbing very early in the morning or late in the afternoon. Climbing before sunrise is ideal if you intend to make the most of your day but be sure to bring headlamps as the trail will be dark. We started at around 6:30 am and by the time we were close to reaching the summit, the heat was already unbearable.
Anawangin cove is a popular camping site with many opting to stay there for the night after the tiring hike. There are also shower areas if you need to freshen up and change into your beach outfits.
Getting back to Pundaquit requires riding a boat back. Make sure you already informed your boatman, prior to your hike, to fetch you at Anawangin Cove. Don't forget to stop by Capones island.
Reaching the summit would normally take two hours and starting early would give you enough time to visit Sombrero Island. The steep cemented road at the very start of the climb is actually the most difficult part. After that, it gets easier with views getting nicer and nicer as you work your way up the mountain. Once you're finally there, you would be rewarded with a 360 degree view of Anilao, Batangas.
Sombrero island is just a short 15-20 minute boat ride from Anilao. The boat rental fee is a bit steep at around Php 2,500 which makes it an expensive side trip for small groups.
Since this is a relatively new hiking trail, we came rather unprepared to tackle the mostly uphill path to the summit. It took us twice as long to climb and descend the mountain but it was a challenge worth taking. The final assault to the summit is the steepest portion but once you're up, you will be greeted with a view of Laiya.
Laiya beach is the perfect side trip after hiking Mt. Hugom. A number of resorts are lined up along the beach, but since Laiya is also a popular beach destination, most of the resorts are fully booked during weekends. If you're planning to stay overnight, we suggest to book your room ahead of time.
Similar to Mt. Pundaquit's trail, Mt. Bira-Bira's trail is also exposed and starting early is a good decision. If you want to know more about our experience, read our Mt. Bira-Bira post for more information.
Nagsasa cove is farther compared to Anawangin cove so expect your boat rental fee back to Pundaquit to cost you more. Similar to Anawangin, it's also a popular place for camping but the crowd may be less due to its distance from Pundaquit.
Important note: Mt. Tibig is now closed to mountaineers. But there are other mountains to choose from within Lobo. Since we haven't hiked any of the alternative mountains, we're unable to provide an overview of the trail.
Apart from the beaches in Lobo, the Malabrigo lighthouse is also a popular sidetrip after hiking one of Lobo's mountains. There are a couple of resorts to choose from if you're looking to spend the night. We, however, chose to stay at Punta Verde resort mainly because of it's infinity pool.


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Champdieu  es una localidad y comuna de Francia, en la región de Auvernia-Ródano-Alpes, departamento de Loira, en el distrito y cantón de Montbrison.

Su población en el censo de 1999 era de 1.471 habitantes.

Está integrada en la Communauté d'agglomération Loire-Forez.

Historia

El origen del poblado y nombre de Champdieu evolucionó con el curso de años. Inicialmente  se refería a Candicus,  un jefe romano. En el  el pueblo era llamado Candiaco, que en el  se modificó a Chandiaco y posteriormente Chandieu. En el  se transformó en Champ-Dieu (campo de Dios). Finalmente desde 1801 es Champdieu.

El origen del pueblo parece ser anterior a la época carolingia. El poblado actual de Champdieu se formó en el  (980) alrededor del rico establecimiento benedictino creado entorno del viejo "Castrum Candiaco". Los primeros señores feudales de la baronia de Candiae o Chandieu fueron vasallos de los condes de Forez.

Demografía

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 INSEE
 Elecciones municipales de 2008

Localidades de Loira


text:
Q: Agora's Video Call Layout SDK: Agora Video Call
Platform: TV
OS: Android
Problem: I recently integrated Agora's video call service into our app, whenever I launch a video call, the layout seems to be unorganized, new entries were added vertically. Can someone help me with this? Thank you!

Reference: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Nq5d5PK4HyMZ6-XdXvhTOGeJFeOxuvmp/view?usp=sharing

A: I'm not sure you are building app with Agora RTC SDK(Video + Interactive Broadcasting SDK) or just launch Agora Video Call(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.agora.vcall) in your app?
If the former case, you can totally control the UI by your code logic. If the latter one, can you help to take a picture for us, we can check if need some enhancements for UI on TV.
Thanks


text:
#include <cassert>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
#include <Windows.h>

#include "buffer.h"

namespace MinHook { namespace
{
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	void*			AllocateBuffer(void* const pOrigin, DWORD protect, size_t size);
	MEMORY_BLOCK*	GetMemoryBlock(void* const pOrigin, DWORD protect, size_t capacity);

	const size_t BlockSize = 0x10000;

#if defined _M_X64
	intptr_t gMinAddress;
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	std::vector<MEMORY_BLOCK> gMemoryBlocks;
}}

namespace MinHook
{
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	{
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		GetSystemInfo(&si);

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			block != gMemoryBlocks.end(); block++)
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				ib = std::lower_bound(ib, ie, minAddr);
				ie = std::lower_bound(ib, ie, maxAddr);
			}
#endif
			for (mb_iter i = ib; i != ie; ++i)
			{
				if (i->protect == protect && i->usedSize + capacity <= BlockSize)
				{
					return &(*i);
				}
			}
		}

		// Œ©''©'ç'È'¯'ê'΁AV'½'ȃAƒhƒŒƒX—̈æ'ðŠm•Û
		void* pAlloc = NULL;
#if defined _M_X64
		if (pOrigin != NULL)
		{
			// ŒŸõ"͈͂̒†S'©'çŠO'¤'֋󂫗̈æ'ð'T'µ'Ä'¢'
			intptr_t min = minAddr / BlockSize;
			intptr_t max = maxAddr / BlockSize;
			int rel = 0;
			MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION mi = { 0 };
			for (int i = 0; i < (max - min + 1); ++i)
			{
				rel = -rel + (i & 1);
				void* pQuery = reinterpret_cast<void*>(((min + max) / 2 + rel) * BlockSize);
				VirtualQuery(pQuery, &mi, sizeof(mi));
				if (mi.State == MEM_FREE)
				{
					pAlloc = VirtualAlloc(pQuery, BlockSize, MEM_RESERVE, protect);
					if (pAlloc != NULL)
					{
						break;
					}
				}
			}
		}
		else
#endif		// X86ƒ'[ƒh'ł́AƒAƒhƒŒƒX'Í–â'è'É'È'ç'È'¢
		{
			pAlloc = VirtualAlloc(NULL, BlockSize, MEM_RESERVE, protect);
		}

		if (pAlloc != NULL)
		{
			MEMORY_BLOCK block = { 0 };
			block.pAddress = pAlloc;
			block.protect = protect;

#if defined _M_X64
			mb_iter i = std::lower_bound(gMemoryBlocks.begin(), gMemoryBlocks.end(), pAlloc);
#elif defined _M_IX86
			mb_iter i = gMemoryBlocks.begin();
#endif
			i = gMemoryBlocks.insert(i, block);

			return &(*i);
		}

		return NULL;
	}

	template <typename T>
	bool operator <(const MEMORY_BLOCK& lhs, const T& rhs)
	{
		return lhs.pAddress < reinterpret_cast<void*>(rhs);
	}

	template <typename T>
	bool operator <(const T& lhs, const MEMORY_BLOCK& rhs)
	{
		return reinterpret_cast<void*>(lhs) < rhs.pAddress;
	}

	bool operator <(const MEMORY_BLOCK& lhs, const MEMORY_BLOCK& rhs)
	{
		return lhs.pAddress < rhs.pAddress;
	}
}}


text:
Het concert voor fluit en orkest in D majeur van Carl Reinecke werd geschreven in 1908. Het werk draagt opusnummer 283 en werd voor het eerst uitgegeven door Breitkopf & Härtel in 1909. Reinecke schreef het werk toen hij 84 jaar oud was. Het concert is opgedragen aan de fluitist Maximilian Schwedler, eerste fluitist van het Gewandhausorchester in Leipzig, waarvan Reinecke in de jaren 1860-1895 chef-dirigent was. De première vond plaats op 15 maart 1909 in Leipzig door Maximilian Schwedler en waarschijnlijk Reinecke zelf achter de piano. De orkestbezetting bestaat uit 2 fluiten, 2 hobo's, 2 klarinetten, 2 fagotten, 4 hoorns, 2 trompetten, pauken, slagwerk en strijkers. Reinecke maakte zelf een versie voor fluit en piano. Een gemiddelde uitvoering duurt ongeveer 21 minuten. Reineke schreef voor de fluit ook de sonate Undine voor fluit en piano en een Ballade voor fluit en orkest.

Delen
Het bestaat uit drie delen:
 Allegro molto moderato;
 Lento e mesto;
 Finale. Moderato - In tempo animato - Tempo I - Più mosso - Più lento maestoso

Reinecke
Compositie voltooid in 1908
Compositie van Carl Reinecke