Back before officially announcing the OnePlus 5, the company had a contest for camera enthusiasts who would like to get a handset early and give their own feedback on the phone's snapper before it launched. However, aside from the lucky few that won the giveaway, OnePlus also seems to have contacted at least one professional photographer to give them the device early and ask for their thoughts. One such photographer is Alessandro Michelazzi, who has told his OnePlus 5 story and reviewed its camera in a lengthy blog post after the phone's launch.
The device Mr. Michelazzi initially got (at the end of April) was a far cry from the elegant handset we all have access to right now. It was a prototype, which was dressed in a bulky white cover, obviously as to not reveal the design underneath. But fret not, once the actual phone was launched, OnePlus was nice enough to send the photographer his own OnePlus 5 handset in its full metallic beauty.
After this short bit of interesting trivia, Mr. Michelazzi's post continues to review the OnePlus 5's camera "from a perspective of a professional photographer ", with tons and tons of cool photos to back it up. These were taken between late April and the 20th of June, while OnePlus was still hard at work finalizing the software, so it's kind of cool to get a glimpse at what the photographers were doing for OnePlus with their provided prototypes. And yeah, those photos are great. There are a lot more on Alessandro Michelazzi's website — link in the source below.
That's like Dominic Toretto saying - "what matters is who's sitting on the driver's seat and not the car". LOL. Although OP5's camera is no less than a Hennessey Venom GT!
Looks like a lot of these were shot in Prague. It's a gorgeous place to see in person if you ever have the chance.
They are nice but, they are nothing great.
That's most photography nowadays. It's great to some to others it's average or what have you. Professional just denotes that they make a living/ get paid for taking photos and I've know quite a few mediocre photogs that make a living at it doing weddings and portraits. There's also a bit of elitism in the photography world in that pros tend to look down on those thinking they can get great pics from a smartphone or anything that's not at a DSLR or at least having an APS-C sensor. Even when the photos rival those that were taken by a pro using a DSLR once they find out it's a point and shoot or a smartphone that's when they start sh*tting on it.
Exclusive: Professional photographer knows how to take nice pictures!


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What Should I do If I Plan On Drinking A Keg More Than One Day?
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How Much Does A Keg Weight?
A full-sized keg weighs about 160 IBS, we will always load the keg ourselves in your vehicle, but be careful when you unload it at home.
How Much Does A Keg Serve?
A 16 Gallon Keg serves 240 servings, based on 12oz. glasses including 3oz. of foam and is equal to 7 cases of beer. A 8 Gallon Keg serves 120 servings, based on 12oz. glasses including 3oz. of foam and is equal to 3 1/2 cases of beer. A 5 Gallon Keg serves 70 servings, based on 12oz. glasses with 3oz. of foam and is equal to 2 1/2 cases of beer.
How Do I Prevent My Beer From Foaming?
Its natural for a beer keg to foam a little, especially once tapped, but there's important steps to prevent it. Make sure you only pump the keg as needed and make sure the keg is always cold, even before tapping it. Lastly, when pouring tilt each glass and if need when you first tap the keg, a pitcher can come in handy for settling temporary foam.
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Why Rent A Land Rover Discovery?
Whenever you find yourself in need of a rental vehicle, there is no reason why you have to pick a basic car that nobody would even give two thoughts about. You can easily turn heads and have an incredible experience when you select a Land Rover Discovery to rent, as this is the kind of vehicle that boasts dependable performance and a distinctive style all its own.
Once you get inside of a Land Rover Discovery, you will notice right away that there is ample seating in the luxurious cabin. Due to the comfort and driver centric features, this vehicle makes an excellent choice as a rental for any family vacation or some kind of adventurous outing that you happen to have planned with some of your friends.
Depending on the weather you are having when you travel, you also have the peace of mind in knowing that when you rent a Land Rover Discovery, you will have the ability to take on any of the road and weather conditions that may come your way.
Have you always wanted to own an SUV, yet you are not quite sure of the size and style that you may be interested in?
Buying a sport utility vehicle means finding the right fit in a capable vehicle that will be there whenever you are heading out for adventures.
These are vehicles that come with ample cargo space as well as plenty of room for passengers to sit comfortably and still have plenty of leg room.
Renting a Land Rover Discovery in London will open up a new world for you so that you can see if this is the sport utility that you would like to invest in.
Another nice thing about the Land Rover models is that you have the ability to pack up easily for any quick trip, or you have a nice ride that you can take with you for any extended journey. You end up with a very spacious cabin that is going to leave you plenty of room that you need for all of the gear that you have to bring along with you.
The Land Rover Discovery is a luxury SUV that comes with the right amount of power and special features to leave you with an incredible driving experience from start to finish.
London is one of those cities that knows how to etch its memory onto the minds' of everyone who comes to visit. It's crammed with iconic symbols, bursting with British culture and offers an abundance of things to do and places to see. Sometimes the biggest challenge when visiting London, is deciding which places to visit. After all, it would take you a year and longer to get around every attraction! That's why we've compiled a quick guide to a few spots that we really think you shouldn't miss when you hire a luxury car in London. Ready to get started? Here they come!
The London Eye deserves a spot on anyone's agenda while visiting London. A chance to soak in the city from a truly magnificent vantage point, this attraction is guaranteed to take your breath away. Whether you'd like to see the city at night or during the day, both are possible as the London Eye is open from ten in the morning until half past eight in the evening. As it promises, you will certainly get a view you'll never forget!
The Tower of London makes another exceptional attraction for your stay in London. They tell us that, 'real drama doesn't come in a box set', and the activities and shows on offer here do a very good job of convincing us of exactly that.
You can visit on Tuesday through to Saturday from nine in the morning until half past four in the afternoon. If you plan to visit on Sunday or Monday, the opening time is an hour later, opening at ten to be exact. Or you can do something completely different, like booking a Ferrari rental in Milan.
The winter months offer an extra perk when it comes to visiting the Tower of London. If you enjoy a spot of ice skating then you'll love the ice rink open at the Tower of London from mid-November through to the start of January. You can skate during the day or at night, whichever suits your preferences and agenda.
London is a city of many possibilities. For people who love culture, there's an abundance of it. For foodies, there's a host of fine dining experiences, and for people who love to shop and have fun, London is the place to go.
Of course, not all of the sights and attractions of London are lined up in a row. In fact, there are plenty of places to visit which are well off the beaten track. That's why considering the option of luxury car rental in London is well worth the thought. It gives you the chance to enjoy this stunning city from your very own comfortable, luxurious and beautiful set of wheels.


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NGC 3544 (ook wel NGC 3571) is een balkspiraalstelsel in het sterrenbeeld Beker. Het hemelobject werd op 8 maart 1790 ontdekt door de Duits-Britse astronoom William Herschel.

Synoniemen
 NGC 3571
 ESO 570-11
 MCG -3-29-1
 PGC 34028

Zie ook
Lijst van NGC-objecten

Externe links
  NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
  SIMBAD Astronomical Database
  SEDS

NGC-object in Beker
Sterrenstelsel in Beker

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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Reggae SoulJahs Worldwide
Sgt. Remo
Roots Rock Reggae
Sgt. Remo feat. Lutan Fyah
Sgt. Remo teams up with Lutan Fyah for Roots Rock Reggae
Sgt. Remo continues to blaze through 2022 with another anthem in the making. This time, Remo teams up with the bossman Lutan Fyah for Roots Rock Reggae. This is a bouncy, feel-good song with a rolling bassline, drum machine beat, and acoustic guitar produced by McPullish in Austin, TX. Sgt.
Sgt. Remo continues to blaze through 2022 with another anthem in the making. This time, Remo teams up with the bossman Lutan Fyah for Roots Rock Reggae. This is a bouncy, feel-good song with a rolling bassline, drum machine beat, and acoustic guitar produced by McPullish in Austin, TX. Sgt. Remo and Lutan Fyah trade magnetic verses with a sticky-like-glue "gimme the roots, rock, reggae music" line by Lutan. If you're not rocking back and forth while you listen, check your pulse!
This single is a pre-release for the full-length Sgt. Remo vinyl available on vinyl and digital platforms on September 20, 2022. This album celebrates ten years since his debut EP. The 10-track album includes a melodica version of Roots Rock Reggae plus eight other songs and will be available for pre-order on the Sgt. Remo Bandcamp page on Aug. 20.
Roots Rock Reggae 3:20

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
inline bool get(unsigned long location);
inline void set(unsigned long location);
inline void clear(unsigned long location);

using namespace std;

ARRAY_TYPE* primes;
int primeCount = 0;

void determinePrimes(long upperLimit)
{

	long maximum = upperLimit;

	primes = new ARRAY_TYPE[int (maximum / ARRAY_TYPE_SIZE) + 1 ];

	// Set all entrys to 'true'
	for (int c = 0; c < maximum; c++)
		set(c);

	long prime = 2;
	for (long o = prime; o * o < maximum;)
	{
		for (long i = o; i * o <= maximum; i++)
		{
			clear(i * o);
		}
		do
		{
			o++;
		} while (!primes[o]);

	}
//	The 'Output' of the Prime Numbers...
	for (long count = 2; count < maximum; count++)
	{
		if (get(count))
		{
			cout << count << ",\t";
			if(primeCount++ % 4 == 0)
				cout << "\n";

		}

	}
}
inline bool get(unsigned long location)
{
	int innerIndex = location % ARRAY_TYPE_SIZE;
	int entry = primes[location / ARRAY_TYPE_SIZE];
	return entry & (1 << innerIndex);

}

inline void set(unsigned long location)
{
	int innerIndex = location % ARRAY_TYPE_SIZE;
	primes[location / 32] |= (1 << innerIndex);

}

inline void clear(unsigned long location)
{
	int innerIndex = location % ARRAY_TYPE_SIZE;
	primes[location / 32] &= ~(1 << innerIndex);

}

int main()
{
	do {
	int maximum = 100;
	cout << "Insert the upper Limit for Prime Determination " << endl;
	cin >> maximum;
	if(maximum == 0)
		break;

	time_t before = time(0);
	determinePrimes(maximum);
	cout << "\n\n" << "Prime Determination Time: " << time(0) - before << " ms." << endl;
	cout << "Successfully determined " << primeCount << " Prime Numbers." << endl;
	} while (true);
	return 0;
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


So I am calling you to the place of your first love. The place of simplicity, the place of no distractions, the place where there is no competition for your attention. For in this place, this place of your original infatuation and discovery of me, your innocence will draw you into the depth of all I have in store for you.
For now you fill yourself with inferior pleasures. You satisfy your appetites with counterfeits, with cheap substitutes. So I urge you, I encourage you, to return to the place from where you began, from the place of innocence and simplicity. Return to your first love.
For this simplicity is a great gift to you. And in this simplicity you will be unencumbered and will be able to move forward freely. You are free to move in any direction at any time, with nothing holding you back. So drink from me. Drink deeply from me. Drink until you can drink no more. For those who are hungry will surely be fed. And those who desire to seek my face, to search and explore and find me, will surely not be disappointed.
And as the spirit of the age of this world weighs you down, and the cares of this world choke out your passion and zeal, remember your first love. Remember the place of innocence and the place of simplicity. And your heart will be so alive, and you will be so free. So many wonderful things will be available to you as you continue to seek and preserve your first love.


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Charles Oakley Shoves Knicks Security, Arrested at MSG Wednesday Night
Anou Enright February 9, 2017 Ryan Bawek No Comments on Charles Oakley Shoves Knicks Security, Arrested at MSG Wednesday Night
Charles Oakley played 19 seasons in the NBA, most notably 10 for the New York Knicks, and was an undersized, bruising, rebounding machine that served as the muscle for the great 1990s Knicks teams.
He was infamous for being the resident tough guy and bodyguard of sorts (the sort of thing that is almost non-existent in the NBA now, kind of like the fullback in the NFL). He is also known in NBA circles for being Michael Jordan's right hand man and enforcer off the court for years in the latter part of Michael's career.
It appears there is still some fight left in the dog as Oakley got in a shoving match with Madison Square Garden Security Wednesday night during the Knicks game against the Los Angeles Clippers, and was arrested and charged with three counts of misdemeanor assault.
ICYMI: Charles Oakley was escorted out of MSG and arrested after a reported incident with Knicks owner James Dolan. https://t.co/KCF9q4zmuw
— ESPN (@espn) February 9, 2017
Here is the Knicks statement on the situation:
pic.twitter.com/EebgCEqQxC
— NY_KnicksPR (@NY_KnicksPR) February 9, 2017
Here are Oakley's statements on the incident to the New York Post:
"I was there for four minutes," Oakley said late Wednesday night. "I didn't say anything to him. I swear on my mother. They came over and wanted to know why I was sitting there. I bought the ticket. I said why do you guys keep staring at me. Then they asked me to leave. And I said I'm not leaving
Here is what was said in a New York Daily News article:
"Oakley told me that he purchased his own tickets and was seated two rows behind Garden Chairman James Dolan. When several Knicks officials became aware of where Oakley was seated, security guards approached Oakley and asked him why he was here."
I am going to have to take Charles Oakley's side on this one, just another example of how the Knicks are the most bizarre and drama-filled franchise in the NBA.


Fancy a washing machine that does away with detergent? A waterless washing machine called Airwash is among 12 futuristic household appliance designs on show at Sydneyys Powerhouse Museum from August 5-20. These product concepts are part of the Electrolux Design Lab 05 Exhibition, featured within this yearrs Sydney Design Festival.
The Electrolux Design Lab 05 competition challenged students from around the world to visualise appliances for the year 2020 and design products which best demonstrate the Electrolux ideals of thoughtfulness, innovation and design. All pieces on display illustrate intuitive, ecologically sensitive and elegant design. The Airwash waterless washing machine, that cleans clothes with pressurised air and negative ions, took home the 2005 prize.
Eclipse: Designed by Australian student Erik Andershed, Eclipse is a vacuum cleaner which steers itself around obstacles with built-in sensors and large wheels to help spin the unit around its own axis.
Happy Feet: a solution for cleaning and sanitising shoes which uses charcoal and ultra-violet (UV) rays to eliminate odours and sterilise shoes both inside and out.
Flavour of Sunshine: a washing machine with a solar unit to simulate the freshening and drying actions of the afternoon sun.
Kaionwave: A water saving, ultraviolet light system for cleaning and drying clothes.
Kwon-Seok: An innovative cooking method combining the tradition of stone cooking with modern electromagnetic induction cooking.
Oxygen Clothespin: Removes unwanted smoke odours from clothes using ion filtration technology.
Soft Refrigerator: A portable, foldable and adjustable refrigeration system.
Digital Placemats: Changing table placemats designed for the digital generation incorporating digital images to facilitate the expression of its user.
Electro-house: The all-in-one, home-on-the-go, house of the future.
The Powerhouse Museum is open daily from 10 am – 5 pm and is located at 500 Harris Street, Ultimo, Sydney.


Pan fried and baked Risotto mixed with a blend of salt, pepper and parmesan. Served with chef's choice of Aioli.
Sicilian meatballs served with house made marinara on a bed of rosemary and Terrell Creek Goat Cheese polenta.
Fire roastred bell peppers, smoked almonds and Terrell Creek Farm Goat Cheese. Served warm with herb and parmesan baguettes.
Traditional Caesar salad made with Romaine hearts drizzled with our onion, honey balsamic reduction.
Mixed greens with a house garden vinaigrette, topped with candied walnuts, gorgonzola cheese, roasted beets and drizzled with pressed walnut oil.
Linguine tossed in a delicate blend of rendered prosciutto, egg yolk, cracked black pepper and parmesan.
An elegant blend of house made marinara, garlic and seafood stock tossed with shrimp, scallops, crab, calamari, pollock and clams served on a bed of linguini.
Veal scallopini with a peppered brandy mushroom cream sauce. Served on a bed of garlic mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables.
Homemade ricotta cheese pasta with Italian sausage and a lightly spiced tomato cream sauce.
Pasta stuffed with four Italian cheeses, tossed in a rich cream sauce with mushrooms, sweet peas and imported Prosciutto ham from Parma, Italy.
Panko breaded chicken breast served on a bed of fettuccine with a garlic cream sauce.
Slowly braised local shank, served with a choice of polenta or mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables.


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Landry Announces Plan To Bolster French Quarter Patrols
Associated Press Published: July 3, 2016
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Attorney General Jeff Landry says law enforcement agents from his office will join others from the New Orleans area to help patrol New Orleans' French Quarter during times when tourist traffic is high.
Landry said Friday that 50 two-person teams, including personnel from the St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office and Hammond Police will patrol the outskirts of the Quarter and Central Business District this weekend.
He said officers from Lafourche, Plaquemines, St. John and St. Tammany parishes will join future such efforts.
Landry says resources are being re-allocated so that neither the city nor the state will have to spend more.
He announced the plans in a news release and at a news conference with officials from New Orleans-area law enforcement agencies and the FBI.
Filed Under: Attorney General Jeff Landry, French Quarter, New Orleans Police
Categories: AP News, State News


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Q: Is it possible to pass a variable only once per class but not make it static? This question is (loosely) related to something I asked yesterday here.
I have just refactored a container class (Ecosystem), which contains pointers to Individuals:
class Ecosystem
{
    // This is an interface class providing access
    // to functions in Individual without exposing
    // the Individual class.
    // It performs global operations on the entire ecosystem
    // (like sorting individuals based on certain criteria)
    // but is also capable of invoking functions from the
    // Individual class.
    // It also holds the global configuration for this ecosystem.
    private:
        Config config;
        std::map<int, std::shared_ptr<Individual> > individuals;
    public:
        Ecosystem() {};
        void sort_individuals();
        void func1(int _individual_id)
        {
            individuals[_individual_id]->func1(config);
        }

        void func2(int _individual_id)
        {
            individuals[_individual_id]->func2(config);
        }
        // etc...
};

class Individual
{
    private:

    public:
        Individual() {};
        void func1(const Config& _config)
        {
            // Operations using _config.param_1, _config.param_2, ...
        }

        void func2(const Config& _config)
        {
            // Operations using _config.param_n, _config.param_m, ...
        }
        // etc...
}

I am now in the situation where I have to pass config with practically every function call to Individual objects. Initially I thought, well, I'll just make a static Config config; inside Individual, but soon I realised that I need to be able to create multiple coexisting ecosystems with different configurations.
If I understand the implications of static correctly, if I have static Config config; inside Individual which is assigned the value of config from Ecosystem, it will get overwritten each time I create a new ecosystem.
My question is: is there a way to pass config once to the Individual class without making it static in order to avoid passing it as an argument with each function?
I have considered having Config* config in both Ecosystem and Individual, but this means that every individual will have a pointer to the config object, which seems clunky. What I need is the equivalent of a static member whose scope is aware of the container hierarchy, if that makes any sense.
Once created, a Config object will not be altered, so it's possible to have a const Config config;.
Thank you in advance for any suggestions!

EDIT 1
Thank you everyone for your responses. Matthew Kraus had a point that I didn't provide the right constructor of my Ecosystem class in the original question, which is, of course, an oversight on my side. I see now that it might have been relevant, but I was focusing more on illustrating what kind of variable access I'm after rather than what my classes look like, so I presented a simple example. Apologies if I brought in confusion to the discussion with my extra comments!
The solutions proposed here are all very good, but I can see from the answers that C++ doesn't have any means of defining such class-level variables without defining them as static. What I need is a class-level variable whose scope is limited to its container. This is just an illustration of my idea, it will not compile (and I am certain by now that this cannot be done in C++):
class Ecosystem
{
    // This is an interface class providing access
    // to functions in Individual without exposing
    // the Individual class.
    // It performs global operations on the entire ecosystem
    // (like sorting individuals based on certain criteria)
    // but is also capable of invoking functions from the
    // Individual class.
    // It also holds the global configuration for this ecosystem.

    private:

        Config config;
        std::map<int, std::shared_ptr<Individual> > individuals;

    public:
        Ecosystem(const std::string& _file_name)
        {
            Config cfg(_file_name);

            config = cfg;

            // This is done before any Individual objects are created.
            Individual::set_config(cfg);

            for (int i = 1; i <= 10; ++i)
            {
                individuals[i] = std::make_shared<Individual>();
            }
        };

        void sort_individuals();

        void func1(int _individual_id)
        {
            individuals[_individual_id]->func1();
        }

        void func2(int _individual_id)
        {
            individuals[_individual_id]->func2();
        }
        // etc...
};

class Individual
{
    private:
        // v--- No such thing!
        scoped static Config config;

    public:
        Individual() {};

        void func1()
        {
            // Operations using config.param_1, config.param_2, ...
        }

        void func2()
        {
            // Operations using config.param_n, config.param_m, ...
        }

        // v--- No such thing!
        scoped static void set_config(const Config& _config)
        {
            config = _config;
        }
        // etc...
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    Ecosystem ecosystem1("config_file1.txt");

    Ecosystem ecosystem2("config_file2.txt");

    // Conduct experiments with the two ecosytems.
    // Note that when ecosystem2 is created, the line
    //
    // Individual::set_config(cfg);
    //
    // should *not* overwrite the class-level variable
    // config set when ecosystem1 was created.
    // Instead, it should create a
    // class-level variable but limited to the scope of ecosystem 2.

    // This operates on Individual 1 in ecosystem 1
    // with the parameters set in config_file1.txt
    ecosystem1->func1(1);

    // This operates on Individual 1 in ecosystem 2
    // with the parameters set in config_file2.txt
    ecosystem2->func1(1);

    return 0;
}

I will go with the suggestion to pass a pointer to the config to each individual at construction time. This will waste space but should be the most easily maintainable solution.
Again, thank you all for your input, and apologies if the question was confusing.

A: If I understand you correctly, passing a config to a constructor of an Individual should do:
class Individual {
    const Config& config_;
public:
    Individual(const Config& c) : config_(c) {}
    void func1() {
        // use config_
    }
};

You still have to pass Config to every individual constructor, but this is a single point, rather than however many functions Individual will have. Moreover, you could encapsulate the creation of an Individual into a factory method if you felt like the creation was too cumbersome.

A: If Individual objects shouldn't contain a configuration, then there is always
class ConfiguredIndividualReference
{
private:
    std::shared_ptr<Individal> ptr; // or just Individual* depending on how you use this
    const Config &config;
public:
    // ...
    void func1()
    {
        ptr->func1(config);
    }
    // ...
};

Furthermore, you can make a member function to automatically generate this:
ConfiguredIndividualReference fetch(int id) const {
    return ConfiguredIndividualReference(individuals[id], config);
}

and always use this to fetch the individuals rather than directly accessing the map.

A: A few answers trickled in while I was working on a solution, but I thought I'd post my answer anyway. Here is a complete solution to see everything in context:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <map>

class Config
{
public:
    explicit Config(std::string name) : name(name) {}

    std::string getName() const { return name; }

private:
    std::string name;
};

class Individual
{
public:
    // using 'explicit' ensures that an Individual is created with a Config
    explicit Individual(const Config& config) :
        config(config) {}

    std::string getConfigName() const { return config.getName(); }

    void func1() {}
    void func2() {}

private:
    // a "const reference" is read-only
    const Config& config;
};

// notice that the dependency on Config is removed from Ecosystem
class Ecosystem
{
    private:
        // std::map<int, std::shared_ptr<Individual> > individuals;
        // I compiled using Individual*, so be aware
        // of the implications of using a naked ptr vs shared_ptr
        std::map<int, Individual*> individuals

    public:
        Ecosystem() {};

        void sort_individuals();
        void func1(int _individual_id)
        {
            // no dependency on Config
            individuals[_individual_id]->func1();
        }

        void func2(int _individual_id)
        {
            individuals[_individual_id]->func2();
        }
};

int main()
{
    using namespace std;

    Config globalConfig("global configuration");
    Config localConfig("local configuration");

    // the Config object passed to an Individual must
    // last the lifetime of the Individual
    Individual individualA(globalConfig);
    Individual individualB(localConfig);

    // the following prints "global configuration"
    cout << "individualA config is: " << individualA.getConfigName() << endl;

    // the following prints "local configuration"
    cout << "individualB config is: " << individualB.getConfigName() << endl;

    return 0;
}

As noted in the code, be sure that the Config object out-lives any object that depends on it. Sharing object like this--even if you are making a const reference--removes the physical dependency, but it doesn't remove the logical dependency. In other words, the C++ compiler can compile the Ecosystem class without knowledge of a Config. However, the Ecosystem depends on Individuals, which in turn depend on Configs, so be forewarned. My point here is that a const reference is the vanilla C++ way to do this, but it might be worth considering std::shared_ptr if managing the lifetime of Config objects is anything but trivial.
Edit
I didn't actually use shared_ptr when I compiled this; I used Individual* in the map. Just be aware of the implications of using one vs. the other.

A: I'm posting a second answer to meet the new requirement of only having one Config per Ecosystem instead of one per Individual:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <map>

class Config
{
public:
    explicit Config(std::string name) : name(name) {}

    std::string getName() const { return name; }

private:
    std::string name;
};

class Individual
{
public:
    Individual() {}

    void func1(const Config& config) const
    {
        std::cout << config.getName() << std::endl;
    }

    // you might remove the dependency of Config and
    // just pass only the config parameters needed.
    void func2(Type1 configParam1, Type2 configParam2) {}
};

// notice that the dependency on Config is removed from Ecosystem
class Ecosystem
{
public:
    explicit Ecosystem(Config& config) : config(config) {}

    void sort_individuals();
    void func1(int _individual_id)
    {
        individuals[_individual_id]->func1(config);
    }

private:
    // std::map<int, std::shared_ptr<Individual> > individuals;

    // I compiled using Individual*, so be aware
    // of the implications of using a naked ptr vs shared_ptr
    std::map<int, Individual*> individuals;

    const Config& config;
};

int main()
{
    using namespace std;

    Config globalConfig("global configuration");

    // Config objects don't need to be created in main();
    // you could create them on the heap, too:
    Config* localConfig = new Config("local configuration");

    Ecosystem ecosystemA(globalConfig);
    Ecosystem ecosystemB(*localConfig);

    // TODO: add Individuals to each Ecosystem

    // clean up objects on heap
    delete localConfig;

    return 0;
}

I feel like we already answered the OP's original question of "is there a way to pass config once to the Individual class without making it static in order to avoid passing it as an argument with each function". This example gives a few more options.
The addition here is creating the Config object on the heap. This makes the caller of Ecosystem(Config& config) responsible for managing the Config object. Again, this doesn't have to happen in main(), but you might modify my example to use smart pointers to automatically manage the lifetime of Config objects.

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About PRD
Copydan agreements
Business areas & distribution rules
Collective funds
Rights conflicts
The Statutes
Producer Rights Denmark (PRD)
Central Business Register no. (CVR) 15393335
Download PRD Statutes (pdf)
§1: Name and registered office
1.1 The name of the organisation is Producent Rettigheder Danmark, hereinafter referred to as 'the Organisation'. The Organisation's registered office is situated in Greater Copenhagen.
1.2 The Organisation is a merger of the former organisations CAB, FILMKOPI and FILMRET, the last-mentioned being the continuing organisation with the name Producent Rettigheder Danmark.
§2: Objects
2.1 The Organisation is a non-profit organisation whose object is to manage copyright on behalf of film and TV producers, etc, in order, inter alia, to redistribute copyright revenue received from Copydan rights organisations.
§3: Membership
3.1 Film and TV producers and other AV producers, film and TV distributors and other individual or collective holders of producers' rights to film, TV and other audiovisual productions, regardless of whether the rights involved are acquired author's rights or rights under section 67 of the Danish Copyright Act, can become members of the Organisation. Broadcasters and streaming services cannot become members. On the Organisation's request, holders of producers' rights must forward documentation of the producers' rights they own or represent.
3.2 Members must comply with the Organisation's statutes and the decisions made by its competent bodies.
3.3 Members must provide any information of significance to the rights management that the Organisation requests, including to the extent required by the legislation.
§4: Admission
4.1 Membership of the Organisation is obtained once the Organisation has approved a signed membership declaration. Before the Organisation can approve a membership declaration, the applicant must have provided the necessary information to identify the applicant in relation to the tax authorities and information on any membership of similar organisations abroad.
4.2. Members holding a membership of CAB, FILMRET and FILMKOPI before 27 June 2017 automatically become members of the Organisation.
§5: Resignation
5.1 Membership of the Organisation is terminable at six months' written notice to expire at the end of a calendar year.
§6: Cooperation with other organisations
6.1 The Organisation cooperates with other organisations and management organisations within its objects, including organisations representing music producers.
§7: Mandates
7.1 The Organisation administers rights according to the individual mandates set out in the individual membership declarations. The Organisation can leave the management of these rights and agreements or parts thereof to other organisations, including organisations under Copydan.
7.2 In the membership declarations, members may elect to divide the transfer of the rights under article 7.1 into one or more management categories and into one or more territories. In the same manner, after admission, members may choose to withdraw their transfer of rights under the membership declaration in one or more management categories and one or more territories. Such withdrawal must be made in writing at six months' notice with effect from the end of a calendar year.
7.3 To the extent that members request the Organisation to manage their rights outside Denmark, the Organisation is obliged to seek to collect revenue in other countries through reciprocal agreements with foreign organisations or otherwise, including through the Copydan rights organisations.
§8: Principles for revenue distribution
8.1 Within the framework of the general policy for revenue distribution decided by the general meeting, the board of the Organisation must adopt distribution plans for the various categories of rights managed stipulating how received revenue is to be distributed to the right holders, including distribution keys, rules on deductions for justified and documented administration costs, deductions for provisions for revenue claims from right holders, application of time-barred, non-distributable funds and deductions for cultural purposes as decided by the general meeting. Revenue must be distributed diligently and accurately. Revenue claims against the Organisation must be based on documentation regarding representation, transfer provisions in contracts, etc, which must be forwarded on the Organisation's request. A right holder is not entitled to revenue if, according to the distribution plan, the use concerned falls outside the revenue distribution. The Organisation does not decide disputes regarding competing claims. The Organisation can withhold disputed revenue until a final solution is found.
8.2 As far as possible, the Organisation must distribute the revenue it receives for management individually among the right holders. This means that wherever possible the distribution must reflect the extent of the actual use of the productions, etc, based on, for example, full reporting, random sample reporting, analogous use of data or otherwise. The Organisation is obliged to take the necessary measures to identify and locate eligible right holders.
8.3 To the extent the funds received were collected in accordance with the provisions of the Danish Copyright Act on extended collective licence, the Organisation will distribute the rights revenue to all right holders regardless of membership of the Organisation; see articles 8.1 and 8.2.
8.4 Through reciprocal agreements concluded with foreign organisations, including through Copydan, the Organisation must actively contribute to ensuring that foreign right holders receive revenue through distributions according to the distribution plan in force.
8.5 Revenue must be settled with the right holders as soon as possible and within nine months of expiry of the calendar year in which the revenue was collected, unless prevented by objective reasons in accordance with legislation. Revenue received from foreign organisations must be distributed within six months of receipt of the amount.
8.6 Any right holder is entitled to raise objections against the distribution of rights revenue within a period of three months of the right holder having had the opportunity to learn about the distribution.
§9: General meetings
9.1 The general meeting is the Organisation's supreme authority.
9.2 The Organisation must hold its annual general meeting before the end of April.
9.3 The annual general meeting must be convened at no less than four weeks' electronic notice to each member.
9.4 The agenda of the annual general meeting must include the following items, at a minimum:
Election of chairman of the meeting
Presentation of the operating and financial review for approval
Presentation of the financial statements for approval
Approval of the annual transparency report
Presentation of budget for information
Any amendments of the statutes
Decision on the general policy for revenue distribution to right holders
Decision on the general policy for use of non-distributable funds
Decision on the general investment policy
Decision on the general policy for deductions from revenue to right holders
Decision on the use of non-distributable funds
Election of board members; see article 10.3
Election of two alternates for one-year terms
Approval of fees to board members
Election of the Organisation's auditor
Other proposals from the board
Proposals from the members
9.5 Together with the notice convening the general meeting, members must be notified of the agenda, proposals from the board, proposals from the members and proposed candidates. Members must be notified of appendices to other items on the agenda no later than two weeks prior to the general meeting.
9.6 In order to be submitted to the annual general meeting, members' proposals for the agenda must have been received by the board no later than on 15 March. Members must be notified of such proposals concurrently with the notice convening the annual general meeting.
9.7 The Organisation must receive members' notice of attendance for the general meeting no later than one week before the general meeting. Each member may be represented at general meetings by no more than two persons. Notice of the name(s) of the representative(s) must be given before the final date for registration.
9.8 Extraordinary general meetings must be convened electronically at no less than four weeks' notice when deemed expedient by the board or when demanded by no less than one-third of the members. Article 9.7 applies mutatis mutandis.
9.9 Members unable to attend the general meeting may cast their votes electronically. Electronic voting must have been completed no later than one week before the general meeting.
9.10 A member may be represented at the general meeting by an external representative. Proxies may be issued to other members or an external representative in connection with any general meeting. Only proxies issued on a form drafted by the Organisation will be valid. Notice of which members will attend by a proxy holder must be given together with the name of the proxy holder no later than at the time of registering for the general meeting. A proxy is valid for no more than a single general meeting.
9.11 The agenda of extraordinary general meetings must be stated in notices convening extraordinary general meetings.
9.12 Each member has one vote at general meetings. However, members having received a total revenue of less than DKK 1,500 from the Organisation over the previous three calendar years has no right to vote at general meetings.
9.13 In addition, each member has the following votes depending on the revenue received from the Organisation in the previous calendar year:
DKK 10,000-99,999: One additional vote
DKK 100,000-499,999: Three additional votes
DKK 500,000-1,000,000: Five additional votes
More than DKK 1 million: Ten additional votes
In connection with the election of the first board member at the annual general meeting, see article 10.3, voting takes place on the basis of the voting weight stated in article 9.12. In all other elections, including the election of other board members, voting takes place on the basis of the voting weight mentioned in articles 9.12 and 9.13. A new member joining the Organisation will have voting rights on the basis of the revenue received from the Organisation the previous calendar year as a non-member.
9.14 All matters, except for amendment of these statutes, will be decided by a simple majority of votes. The statutes can only be amended provided no less than three-fourths of the members entitled to vote are present and two-thirds of the votes cast are in favour of the proposed amendments of the statutes. If three-fourths of the members entitled to vote are not present, but two-thirds of the votes cast are in favour of the proposal, the board will convene a new, extraordinary general meeting specifying the proposed amendments of the statutes. At this general meeting the amendments of the statutes can be adopted provided two-thirds of the votes cast at the general meeting are in favour.
§10: The board
10.1 Any member can propose candidates for the board. In order to be submitted to the general meeting, proposals for candidates must have been received by the board no later than on 15 March in the relevant year. Members must be notified of such proposals concurrently with the notice convening the general meeting.
10.2 Eligible for the board are internal and external representatives of holders of producers' rights.
10.3 The board consists of up to 12 board members and two alternates. Nine board members are elected at the general meeting, so that five board members are elected in even years and four board members are elected in odd years. Board members are elected for a term of two years. Alternates are elected for a term of one year. Board members and alternates are eligible for re-election. The broadest possible representation among the various producer categories and categories of exploitation rights must be sought. A member can only have one internal representative on the board. If an insufficient number of candidates are proposed for these board positions, the general meeting can elect a board consisting of less than nine members.
10.4 The board is entrusted with the Organisation's supervisory function. The powers set out in section 6(5), paragraphs 6-9, of the Danish Act on Collective Management of Copyright concerning risk management policy, the raising of loans, etc, have been conferred on the board. The board is responsible for appointing the Organisation's representatives on the boards of Copydan, etc.
10.5 A board member must immediately resign from the board if (1) he or she represents other organisations or entities in such a way that might raise doubt about whether a conflict of interest exists in relation to the Organisation, or (2) he or she fails to comply with directions lawfully issued by the board or significantly obstructs the Organisation's activities and interests. The board can decide, by a majority of two-thirds of the board members participating in the vote, to expel a board member according to paragraphs (1)-(2). The board member in question must be invited to present its arguments but will not participate in the vote.
10.6 Board members permanently prevented from fulfilling their duties will be replaced by an alternate. In that case, the alternate will remain on the board until the next general meeting.
10.7 The board elects its chairman and deputy chairman. The chairman and deputy chairman are elected for one-year terms. A chairman can be elected for no more than four consecutive years.
10.8 The board must lay down its rules of procedure, including provisions regarding confidentiality.
10.9 The board can draw up conflict management rules.
10.10 The board can appoint up to three additional board members and up to two observers. The appointment of such board members and observers is made for one-year terms. For example, representatives of organisations representing foreign producers' organisations with which the Organisation has a contract of representation can be appointed. When appointing such organisations, the board may take into consideration a wish to reflect the number of right holders represented by an organisation and/or to obtain a broad representation of various groups of right holders, including categories of right holders, which otherwise are not represented in the board.
10.11 The board must hold no less than two meetings per year and generally as often as demanded by the chairman or two other board members. The chairman is also obliged to convene a board meeting if requested by the CEO or the Organisation's auditor.
10.12 Board meetings must be convened no less than 14 days before they are to be held. However, in extraordinary circumstances, board meetings can be convened by telephone at seven days' notice.
10.13 The board forms a quorum when no less than half its members are in attendance. Representation requires personal attendance or the issue of a written proxy to another board member attending the meeting. Decisions by the board are adopted by a simple majority of votes, subject, however, to article 10.5. In the event of a tie, the chairman has a casting vote.
10.14 The board may determine a remuneration for the work of its members, which is subject to approval by the general meeting.
10.15 Minutes of board meetings must be taken and distributed to the board members.
10.16 The board can decide to appoint an executive committee for each management category or for other specific purposes. The executive committee has no decision-making authority, but may draw up recommendations to the board.
§11: Impartiality and declaration of conflict of interest
11.1 Board members may not participate in the transaction of business if they have a conflict of interest as defined under Danish law in general.
11.2 Each year board members must issue an individual declaration of conflict of interest, etc, providing the mandatory information. The CEO must receive the declaration within three months of the end of a financial year. The general meeting must be informed of the contents of the declaration.
11.3 Each year the CEO must issue an individual declaration of conflict of interest, etc, providing the mandatory information. The board must receive the declaration within three months of the end of a financial year. The general meeting must be informed of the contents of the declaration.
§12: Complaints procedure
12.1 The board will lay down guidelines and procedures regarding the handling of complaints. The guidelines must be available on the Organisation's website.
§13: Administration and power to bind the Organisation
13.1 The board must appoint a CEO and draw up instructions for the CEO. Alternatively, the board must enter into an agreement with an administration company in which case the term 'CEO' is understood to mean 'the CEO of the administration company' throughout these statutes.
13.2 The CEO handles the day-to-day operations of the Organisation.
13.3 The Organisation will be bound by the joint signatures of the chairman or deputy chairman and the CEO. The board may grant powers of procuration.
§14: Capital and liability of the Organisation
14.1 The Organisation has no capital.
14.2 Members are not liable for the Organisation's obligations towards third parties.
§15: Financial statements
15.1 The Organisation's financial year is the calendar year.
15.2 The Organisation's financial statements and transparency report must be audited by a state-authorised public accountant. The audit must be performed in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.
§16: Budget
16.1 The board determines an annual budget.
§17: Expulsion
17.1 If a member fails to fulfil its obligations under these statutes, initiates bankruptcy proceedings, generates a balance with the Organisation considered excessive by the board, fails to comply with directions lawfully issued by the board, or significantly obstructs the Organisation's activities and interests, the board can decide to expel the member concerned from the Organisation, unless, after having been duly notified of the breach, the member rectifies the situation within 14 days in a manner considered satisfactory by the board.
17.2 No later than at the time at which the board meeting is convened, the member concerned must be notified separately in writing about the proposal and be given an opportunity to present its points of view to the board before the board decides about the proposed expulsion.
17.3 A member can choose to bring an expulsion before the Organisation's next general meeting. Such a step will have no suspensive effect.
17.4 Notwithstanding an expulsion, the member remains entitled to receive any rights revenue. Expulsion does not exempt an expelled member from fulfilling its obligations towards the Organisation until such time at which the member could itself have resigned at the notice according to these statutes.
§18: Dissolution
18.1 The dissolution of the Organisation requires adoption at a general meeting by a majority of four-fifths of the votes cast. After the Organisation has settled all its obligations towards the right holders and other creditors, the assets must be realised and the net proceeds divided among the members according to the agreed distribution keys for the disbursement of funds.
Adopted at the extraordinary general meeting on 19 October 2020 and 17 November 2020, cf. article 9.13 of the statutes.
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35 Inspirational Paul Ryan Quotes On Success
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Paul Davis Ryan is a retired American politician who served as the 54th speaker of the United States House of Representatives from October 2015 to January 2019. He was also the 2012 vice presidential nominee of the Republican Party, running unsuccessfully alongside Mitt Romney. Ryan, a native of Janesville, Wisconsin, graduated from Miami University in 1992. He spent five years working for Republicans in Washington, D.C. and returned to Wisconsin in 1997 to work at his family's construction company. Ryan was elected to Congress to represent Wisconsin's 1st congressional district the following year, replacing an incumbent Republican who ran for U.S. Senate. Ryan would represent the district for 20 years. He chaired the House Budget Committee from 2011 to 2015 and briefly chaired the House Ways and Means Committee in 2015 prior to being elected Speaker of the House in October 2015 following John Boehner's retirement. A self-proclaimed deficit hawk, Ryan was a major proponent of Social Security privatization in the mid-2000s. In the 2010s, two proposals heavily influenced by Ryan—"The Path to Prosperity" and "A Better Way"—advocated for the privatization of Medicare, the conversion of Medicaid into a block grant program, the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, and significant federal tax cuts. As Speaker, he had a role in passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. His other major piece of legislation, the American Health Care Act of 2017, passed the House but failed in the Senate by one vote. May these Paul Ryan Quotes On Success inspire you to take action so that you may live your dreams.
1. "I feel very strongly about making work pay, about getting people transitioned from welfare to work. Get people skills they need, help they need, so they can get on the ladder of life." Paul Ryan
2. "Every conversation I have almost always revolves around, you know, personnel and policy focused on producing results." Paul Ryan
3. "When I was waiting tables, washing dishes, or mowing lawns for money, I never thought of myself as stuck in some station in life. I was on my own path, my own journey, an American journey where I could think for myself, decide for myself, define happiness for myself." Paul Ryan
4. "And to this day, my Mom is my role model." Paul Ryan
5. "We need leadership. We don't need a doubling down on the failed politics of the past." Paul Ryan
6. "Borrowing and spending is not the way to prosperity." Paul Ryan
7. "That's what's going to matter at the end of the day. Did we improve people's lives? Did we solve the problems that the American people need solved? Are we addressing the concerns of people who are tired of being tired?" Paul Ryan
8. "The work ahead will be hard. These times demand the best of us – all of us, but we can do this. Together, we can do this. We can get this country working again. We can get this economy growing again. We can make the safety net safe again. We can do this." Paul Ryan
9. "We need to reclaim our American system of limited government, low taxes, reasonable regulations and sound money, which has blessed us with unprecedented prosperity. And it has done more to help the poor than any other economic system ever designed." Paul Ryan
10. "None of us have to settle for the best this administration offers – a dull, adventureless journey from one entitlement to the next, a government-planned life, a country where everything is free but us." Paul Ryan
11. "Every successful individual knows that his or her achievement depends on a community of persons working together." Paul Ryan
12. "I voted to send people to war." Paul Ryan
13. "Chelsea Manning's treachery put American lives at risk and exposed some of our nation's most sensitive secrets. President Obama now leaves in place a dangerous precedent that those who compromise our national security won't be held accountable for their crimes." Paul Ryan
14. "I don't subscribe to relativism, whether it's in political philosophy, foreign policy or in life." Paul Ryan
15. "The stimulus was a case of political patronage, corporate welfare, and cronyism at their worst." Paul Ryan
16. "Everyone who feels stuck in the Obama economy is right to focus on the here and now. And I hope you understand this too, if you're feeling left out or passed by: You have not failed, your leaders have failed you." Paul Ryan
17. "A Romney-Ryan administration will protect and strengthen Medicare, for my Mom's generation, for my generation, and for my kids and yours." Paul Ryan
18. "If we don't make tough decisions today our children are going to have to make much, much tougher decisions tomorrow." Paul Ryan
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21. "I spent more time talking with this president [Donald Trump] in the last few days, I think, than I probably talked with this last president [Barack Obama] in the last six months. So this is something that he is working very closely hand in glove with congress." Paul Ryan
22. "If borrowing and spending all this money led to more jobs than we would be at full employment already." Paul Ryan
23. "Let`s lower our tax rates on our businesses so that we`re on par with the rest of the world so that we don`t keep losing our businesses." Paul Ryan
24. "So here's the question: Without a change in leadership, why would the next four years be any different from the last four years?" Paul Ryan
25. "We're just not ready for the retirement of the Baby Boomers. And we'd better prepare for that." Paul Ryan
26. "We need to stop spending money we don't have." Paul Ryan
27. "We will not spend four years blaming others, we will take responsibility." Paul Ryan
28. "I have never seen opponents so silent about their record, and so desperate to keep their power." Paul Ryan
29. "If you don't want to use your tax credit to go by health insurance, you don't have to. If you don't want to buy this plan, you want to buy that plan, go for it, it's your choice. It's called freedom. It's called free market health care." Paul Ryan
30. "Exploiting people's emotions of fear, envy and anxiety is not hope, it's not change, it's partisanship. We don't need partisanship. We don't need demagoguery, we need solutions." Paul Ryan
31. "What matters to me is that I do what I think is right and I see, I'm a numbers guy, that's my attitude. I know we have a debt tsunami coming, we are bankrupting this country and I'm in a position where I can actually advance ideas to prevent that from happening. That's exactly what I should be doing." Paul Ryan
32. "And if small businesspeople say they made it on their own, all they are saying is that nobody else worked seven days a week in their place. Nobody showed up in their place to open the door at five in the morning. Nobody did their thinking, and worrying, and sweating for them." Paul Ryan
33. "I grew up reading Ayn Rand and it taught me quite a bit about who I am and what my value systems are, and what my beliefs are." Paul Ryan
34. "Only by taking responsibility for oneself, to the greatest extent possible, can one ever be free, and only a free person can make responsible choices – between right and wrong, saving and spending, giving or taking." Paul Ryan
35. "I think Ayn Rand did the best job of anybody to build a moral case of capitalism, and that morality of capitalism is under assault." Paul Ryan
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Ping Pong Ball Collectors That Pick The Balls
Do you ever hear of ping pong ball collector? Well, it is actually a picker upper which will ease your task to pick up all the balls that laid everywhere on the floor after practice. If you are...
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Play the Game Yourself with Table Tennis Return Board
Today let's talk about table tennis return board or rebound board. It is a board that is made to help table tennis players to train their game in solo. If you like to play table tennis but you...
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Table Tennis Brands: What's in a Name?
Butterfly, DMI, Double Happiness, Joola, Killerspin, DHS, TIBHAR, and Stiga are just a few of them. These may sound like the cast of characters from the latest action cartoon to the uninitiated, but...
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Getting the Right Ping Pong Accessories
When most people hear the word "accessorize" these days, the latest clothing fashions and home decor come to mind. But it's not all belts, jewelry, and mantel clocks. For over 30 million registered...
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