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Not Back to This Future!
By Brian Andrew | Johnson Financial Group • July 01, 2020
Investment Commentary | Not Back to This Future!
Today, I heard someone say: "Tell Marty McFly to let Doc Brown know he shouldn't send him back to 2020!" With the economy-stopping pandemic, protests on social injustice, killer wasps, tremendous food shortage due to locusts, and market volatility, it just might have been too much for his DeLorean to get out of.
Add to the turmoil that this is an election year. As we approach the second half of 2020 (that's right, we're only halfway through!), we need to begin considering presidential and Congressional politics' effect on markets and fiscal policy.
Last week, during a client call, we heard from Andrew Bleeker, founder of Bully Pulpit Interactive. Bleeker provided an update on the state of this year's election and the potential impact the pandemic and social media will have on how the race is waged. In particular, he noted that the pandemic will alter the course of grassroots campaigning, as it isn't likely doors will be opened as readily for canvassers. As we've seen, rallies will come with a PR price that may be too high in the face of a rising infection rate. This could mean that races will be fought online using social media and targeted messaging. As Bleeker noted, even this may be more difficult as large social media firms like Twitter and Facebook are facing more scrutiny regarding their practices for sharing political ads.
Because campaigns will move more online, ad spending will be a big deal. Bleeker shared a resource compiled by his firm, "campaigntracker2020," that provides information on how candidates and parties are raising money.
He also noted that because the conventions will be more virtual (the DNC announced that the Milwaukee convention will look very different this year due to the pandemic), it will be harder to get the party platform and subsequent messaging across to voters. The fact that the pandemic may cause voters to take a much larger interest in absentee voting will also likely reduce the amount of time campaigns have to get their message across. Many people will have voted one to four weeks before election day!
The Prime Battlegrounds: Presidency and Senate
Last Friday, the RealClearPolitics poll showed the likely Democratic nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden, ahead of President Trump by eight points in a general election. However, and you think we'd have learned this by now, polls taken in June don't reflect an outcome in November, especially given all the uncertainty in 2020. Still, the President has seen a decline in approval ratings and appears to be on the defensive. That's not new; it is the mantle of every incumbent president.
Stock and bond markets will begin to churn more frequently as they digest the potential for a change in control in the Senate and the White House. Suffice it to say, the policy prescriptions of a democratic-controlled Administration and Congress will be very different than what we see today. Expect the intense rancor online to continue and even increase.
Most of the "in the trenches" political action happening online at present relates to handling of the pandemic and social unrest. But look for more focus on taxes in the coming weeks and months.
For investors, taxes are a critical topic. A change in control would likely mean an increase in both the corporate tax rate and the personal income tax rate for some subset of taxpayers. Recall that when the tax reform act was passed in December of 2017, there was a lot of time spent discussing the potential improvement in corporate earnings.
At the time, the corporate tax cut was "worth" about $8 to $10 on the S&P 500 Index's earnings, which closed 2017 at $110—a potential increase of 8-10%. Using an average earnings multiple of 16 times, that was worth 160 points on the S&P 500 Index, which closed 2017 near 2,200. These earnings from the tax cut, then, were worth an extra 7% return.
Of course, it isn't likely that we would revert to the same tax rates we had before December of 2017. We do know that they would be higher and that may detract from corporate earnings and put downward pressure on already below normal earnings due to the pandemic.
Almost Anything is Possible
We, along with many investors, will continue to track the potential outcomes of the election and monitor the candidates' rhetoric for clues on how policy prescriptions can be evaluated. We've seen tremendous stimulus from the government already, and a change in political leadership would also change the calculus for that. While some may say that the election is already over, it isn't safe to bet on that. There is so much at play in the next five months.
Doc Brown asked Marty who the president was in 1985, and he told him "Ronald Reagan." Doc Brown said, "Ronald Reagan, the actor? Who's the vice president, Jerry Lewis?" Almost anything is possible in 2020.
Brian Andrew
Chief Investment Officer | Johnson Financial Group
As Chief Investment Officer, Brian Andrew leads Johnson Financial Group's investment strategy to provide consistent, actionable investment solutions for our clients.
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Q: Network Subnetting Just trying to understand network subnetting a little better. I have been given a problem in dividing a network using IP 10.0.0.0/8 into 5 department units with 200 computers each. What would the IP table ranges look like?

A: There are lots of ways to do this.
Absent further requirements I would be inclined to simply break this into a number of subnets, each with about 65534 useable addresses. I'd do this by using the second octet to define the department - thus
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I brushed all my enamel off when I was a kid I guess, so I have to brush very carefully with an xtra fine bristle soft brush and prescription tooth paste. I just got scaling work done, and am getting the sides of my teeth filled tomorrow. I brush very dilligently these days and rinse with hydrogen peroxide. I think Adderall went kind of hard on my teeth, especially the roots.
I have very nice top teeth from braces and an implant on one tooth next to the front teeth because I was born without a permanent tooth. My bottom retainer doesn't fit anymore and my bottom teeth are kind of crooked again, so I need to go back to the ortho sometime.
I'm thinking about getting professional whitening done, as my teeth aren't super yellow, but I looked at this chick in class who had brilliantly white teeth and I want them.
I've had some success with the crest 3D whitestrips and the DiamondClean toothbrush. Cheaper than a dentist probably.
We look forward to seeing a before/ after collage.
There used to be a text file on this - hit up DFG and see if he can find it for you.
You sure the chick with brilliantly white teeth didn't have veneers?
They're basically the rich person's trick.
Originally posted by Jeff Hunter There used to be a text file on this - hit up DFG and see if he can find it for you.
You didn't even keep the old text files???
Originally posted by MORALLY SUPERIOR BEING IV: The Flower of Death and The Crystal of Life You sure the chick with brilliantly white teeth didn't have veneers?
dentistry should be banned to prevent people with bad teeth from reproducing and passing on their bad genes further into the genepool.
on the same note it never cease to amaze me how 2000+ years of modern human history humanity has not been able to produce some kind of solution to deal with tartar and people stil have to have them removed piece by piece and chunks by chunks with pickaxes at the dentist.
It's actually much more than that. That is important but that doesn't prevent or cure. That is the learned experience. That isn't all there is.
I got four teeth filled (for six hundred bucks) and the discolored spots on my roots are now gone. Bought some cheap white strips which are supposed to actually work pretty well. The ones the doctors give you aren't really any better, but they're like 60 bucks a pop I think.
I didn't know that novacaine makes you tired, but I guess that's a side effect and it synergizes with gaba which usually doesn't make me tired, but I'm pooped.
Thinking about doing invisalign bc my bottom teeth went crooked again, although my top ones are still really good. Would make my bite better, which helps a lot with not breaking your teeth in half over time due to a weird bite.
4 grand.. I don't know if I want to try financing that over 2 years (interest free) or not. I got a lot of bills. Highish rent, out of state tuition, lawyer fees, medical bills, etc.
I should have got some dental work done after my broken jaw was healed, as my bite is different and they grind in new and exciting ways, I haven't tho.
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Q: OnClick style change I'm trying to retain the hover style state on my links when I click on them, kind of like a tabbing effect. It doesn't seem to be working, hoping someone can help me with it.
CSS:
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position: absolute;
z-index: 1000;
font-family: Asap;
right: 100px;
top: 70px;

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.nav a, .nav a:active, .nav a:visited {
font-family: 'Asap', sans-serif;
color: #fff;
font-size: 12px;
text-decoration: none;
text-transform: uppercase;
letter-spacing: 1px;
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font-family: Asap;
color: #fff;
font-size: 12px;
text-decoration: none;
text-transform: uppercase;
letter-spacing: 1px;
border-top: 2px solid #fff;
padding-top: 5px;
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font-family: Asap;
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font-size: 12px;
text-decoration: none;
text-transform: uppercase;
letter-spacing: 1px;
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A: You could just do something purely Javascript by declaring a different style onClick.
var change = document.getElementById("Link Id");  //Define the link in a variable
change.onClick=function() {           //Activate the function when clicked
  change.style.fontFamily=("Asap");
  change.style.color=("#fff");
  change.style.fontSize=("12px");
  change.style.textDecoration=("none");         //Change the link attributes
  change.style.textTransform=("uppercase");
  change.style.letterSpacing=("1px");
  change.style.borderTop=("2px solid #fff");
  change.style.paddingTop= ("5px");
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This should change the link style to the hover style after you click the link. Just make sure you assign your link an id. Make sure you know basic Javascript like the src tag to call it:

And don't forget to refrain from using the  tags in the external script.


Look for a Drug Rehabilitation Center near me in St. James, MO.
If someone you know isn't able to stop their substance abuse, even when the circumstances are obviously dire, it is crucial that the people that love them do something they can't do themselves to save their lives before it is too late. Often, family and friends must come together and intervene on someone's behalf that is in denial or guilt ridden and feels as though rehab isn't going to resolve anything for them. Many addicts resign themselves to a destructive and unhappy life because of such situations, preventing them from getting help by themselves or accepting help. A drug or alcohol intervention however cuts through denial and resolves most of the problems that addicts and their family face when treatment is the most obvious next step. To have an intervention started, all intervention participants need to do is find a quality drug treatment program in St. James, Missouri and consult with a drug rehabilitation counselor there who can either guide participants through the steps of an intervention or suggest that an interventionist help. An interventionist will help in most cases because unlike family member and friends, they have no emotional stake so their opinion and actions are unbiased instead of based on any previous interaction with the person being help. So an interventionist will make it more of a fruitful effort, although an intervention can by all means be held with no interventionist by concerned loved ones who approach it with the right state of mind.
It is crucial to pick an alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility in St. James that's the best match for the person's drug history and any other situation they should resolve while in rehab. So this would be the most crucial decision that loved ones will need to make, and long-term inpatient and residential programs would be the first choices considered when so choosing.
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Great Circle is an Outpatient Drug Rehab Program specializing in Drug and Alcohol Treatment. This facility accepts Self Payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State Financed Insurance, Private Insurance, Military Insurance - located at 13160 County Road 3610 St. James, MO. 65559. The phone number is 314-919-4770.


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Accueil » Volunteer race marshal dies in Brands Hatch crash
Volunteer race marshal dies in Brands Hatch crash
A volunteer marshal has died after an accident during a race at Brands Hatch motor racing circuit.
The British Automobile Racing Club (BARC) said it was « devastated » by the death, while governing body Motorsport UK said its thoughts were with the marshal's family.
An investigation into the accident at the Kent track has been launched.
The rest of Saturday's racing activity was cancelled but BARC said it expected the event to resume on Sunday.
In a statement BARC said: « On behalf of everyone connected with the BARC, we are devastated by [the] loss of one of the amazing volunteer marshal community who do so much to enable the sport to take place.
« Our thoughts and best wishes are with the family and friends of all those involved. »
It said it was working with Motorsport UK and Kent Police following the incident.
Motorsport UK said: « The thoughts of everyone at Motorsport UK are with the marshal's family, the event organisers, and other members of the motorsport community present. »
Kent Police said the force was called at 14:55 BST to a crash involving two people on foot and a car, adding that no suspicious circumstances had been reported.
Among the races scheduled for the weekend were events for the Britcar Endurance Championship, Classic Touring Car Racing Club, Kumho BMW Championship and Junior Saloon Car Championship.
Last week British superbike rider Brad Jones was placed in an induced coma after crashing at Brands Hatch.
Mots clés:Brands Hatch crash, marshal dies, Volunteer race
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The oil loading bunkering vessels for the WOG gas station network have been launched
In June 2013, Ligir-ITBS, part of the System Group holding, completed the construction of two MA-02 project bunkering vessels for the WOG gas station network, the Golden Equator management company.
On Tuesday, June 18, both ships were launched from the slipways of the Kiev Shipyard. The Mustang 2 bunkering vessel with the home port Izmail is installed in the yacht center Oriyana in Vyshgorod, the Kiev region, and Mustang 3 — at the Paton bridge in Kiev. Vessels for refueling sports and cruise ships with gasoline and diesel fuel, constructed in accordance with the requirements of classification societies on ecology, sanitary rules and designed for operation on inland waterways and in the coastal zone of the seas. Considerable attention is paid to improving the culture of servicing ships that need replenishment of fuel.
The main advantages of the non-self-propelled oil bunkering vessel Mustang MA-02 project:
Separation of tanks with fuel from the outer shell of the main hull of the vessel, that is, a complete exclusion of the impact on the environment in the event of damage to the outer skin, which fully meets the requirements of the European Union for the Protection of the Environment and the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Inland Waterways of Europe
the ability to deliver to any place and installation by conventional vehicles
quick commissioning
the bunker housing is capable of withstanding the waves of declared areas of navigation, with the necessary reinforcements for wintering in ice
the ability to refuel vessels longer than the length of the bunker
the uneven bars and mooring equipment are designed for ships with different contours.
Vessels for refueling are equipped with ventilation systems for tanks with fuel and other premises, bunkering from shore or from another vessel, automatic measurements of fuel data and the level of bottom water. The bunkering vessel are operated from the control panel installed in the cabin. Hatches in the below deck are set at the deck level. For equipment and lighting bunkering vessel shore power is used with a voltage of 220-380 V. Provided the necessary signal lights, lightning protection. The maximum length of the vessel body is 11.55 m, width is 4.0 m, the height of the side is 1.85 m, the total displacement is 42.9 tons with a depth of 0.91 m. The volume of cisterns: for gasoline — 9 cubic meters, for diesel fuel — 16.4 cubic meters. The class of a vessel for refueling allows its operation on rivers, reservoirs, lakes of discharges 1, 2, 3, L, R, B, and also in a 20-mile coastal strip at a wave height of up to 2.5 m. The service life of a bunkering vessels is 25 years.
The launching of the Mustang 2
The launching of the Mustang 2 and Mustang 3 bunkering vessels took place according to the established tradition of holding such holidays — a short rally with greetings from the customer's management, good wishes of designers and builders. One of them is "… more often to change the fuel distribution columns." Champagne was sprinkled with light-green boards and the godmothers themselves. The first at 13.30 touched the water vessel Mustang 2. After 50 minutes he was joined by Mustang 3. New vessels for refueling, of course, will decorate and will benefit the yacht marina Oriyana and one of the yacht centers in Kiev.
New cruise liner Carnival Magic for the Carnival Cruise Lines company
The American group Carnival Corporation and the shipyard Fincantieri recently reached an agreement on the construction of a new cruise liner with a displacement of 130,000 tons for the Carnival Cruise Lines brand. Passenger ship will be called Carnival Magic. The liner will be built at the shipyard in Monfalcone and is scheduled for commissioning ...
Unique container ship
The race of sea transportation forces the company to come up with new ways of delivering goods, cheapening both the transportation itself and the value of the imported goods.
Supply vessel Blue Guardian was launched at the Kerch Shipyard Zaliv
Kerch Shipbuilding Plant Zaliv launched two vessels to service drilling platforms ordered by Danish and Norwegian companies.
Shipbuilding in 2016 - results
Summarizing the results of the outgoing year, I would like to note that 2016 can be considered a year of gas powered vessels. The editorial staff of the Shipshub constantly monitored the descent of ships with bi-fuel power plants, so this year we rightly consider the most productive in the construction of gas-powered vessels.
Russia and Finland will jointly build an icebreakers
The Russian Federation and Finland have set up a joint venture to build icebreaking vessels for the high latitudes of the Arctic. Not long ago, the organization received an order for the first two icebreakers for heavy ice conditions.


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La classe Nordkapp  est une série de trois patrouilleurs offshore construite  par le chantier naval Haugesund Mekaniske Verksted à Haugesund pour la Garde côtière norvégienne. Elle est utilisée pour la recherche et sauvetage, l'inspection des pêches, la recherche et la patrouille générale de la ZEE dans les eaux norvégiennes. Il s'agit d'une classe de navires spécialement construits pour les garde-côtes norvégiens avec un rôle secondaire d'escorte navale en temps de guerre. La Garde côtière norvégienne fait partie de la Marine royale norvégienne et a des pouvoirs de police.

Historique
La classe Nordkapp transportait à l'origine un hélicoptère Westland Lynx qui a été remplacé en 2011 par le NH90. Les navires sont capables de naviguer en mer glacée. Étant donné que ces navires peuvent servir d'escortes navales en temps de guerre, ils ont des dispositifs pour transporter des armes et des capteurs supplémentaires, tels que des missiles anti-navires et des torpilles.

En juin 2018, il a été annoncé  que le Vard Group, filiale de Fincantieri, construira trois navires de remplacement. La livraison des trois nouveaux navires est prévue en 2022, 2023 et 2024, respectivement.

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Articles connexes
 Liste des navires de la Garde côtière norvégienne

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Nordkapp Class - Site Norwegian Coast Guard

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Die Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), ,  ist die Regulierungsbehörde Pakistans, die für den Aufbau, den Betrieb und die Wartung von Telekommunikationssystemen sowie die Bereitstellung von Telekommunikationsdiensten in Pakistan verantwortlich ist.

Die PTA hat ihren Hauptsitz in Islamabad. Darüber hinaus verfügt sie über Regionalbüros in Gilgit, Karatschi, Lahore, Multan, Muzaffarabad, Peschawar, Quetta und Rawalpindi. Deutsches Pendant zur PTA ist die Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA).

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Mr. Justice Ellies was appointed a judge of the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario in 2010.
He was appointed Regional Senior Judge for the Northeast Region to replace Mr. Justice Robbie D. Gordon, effective April 15, 2019.
He received a B.A. (1981) and an LL.B. (1984) from the University of Western Ontario and was admitted to the Ontario Bar in 1986. He was a partner with Lucenti, Orlando & Ellies since 1997 until his appointment to the court. He was previously a partner at Donnelly, Birnie (1990-1997), Birnie & McMillan (1988-1990) and at Ellies & Saltstone (1986-1988).
Justice Ellies taught criminal and constitutional law part-time at Nipissing University (1987-1989), has been a member of the Criminal Lawyers Association (1998-2006) and is a member of the Advocates Society. He has been a frequent speaker at schools including Canadore College, Nipissing University and the Rotary Club. He was a member of the Canadian Cancer Society and the Kiwanis Club and Rotary.


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Q: Clang - Getting SubstTemplateTypeParm full template information I am traversing a clang AST, but am having trouble getting the desired information when traversing the type information of a declaration of the AST that contains a clang::SubstTemplateTypeParmType.
Given the following minimal input code to clang tooling
#include <map>

template <typename K, typename V> using Map = std::map<K, V>;
using String = std::string;
using ParameterMap = Map<String, String>;

ParameterMap someFunc();

When recursing through ParameterMap's type, clang says that the first Map parameter arg, String, is a clang::SubstTemplateTypeParmType.  If I try to recurse further to get more info about String, by either desugaring, or getting the replacement type (code below), the underlying type is of Type::Record, and is std::basic_string.  This is unexpected for me, as I would expect the underlying type to be a template specialization, something like basic_string<const char*, std::char_traits<const char*>, std::allocator<const char*>>. Since the node is a record, I can get that the map contains a std::basic_string, but cannot get the template information of basic_string.  How can I get the template specialization information of basic_string in such a case?
case Type::SubstTemplateTypeParm:
{
    auto substTemplateType = qualType->getAs<SubstTemplateTypeParmType>();
    walkType(substTemplateType->getReplacementType());
    return;
}

I understand the requirement of posting a minimal runnable code example, which is below.  However this requires a clang tooling dependency, for which there are no pre-builts, so this is not so easy to plug and run.
The paths are hard coded so need to be updated based on your local setup.  Here is the compile_commands file, which also has 3 paths to update.  The compiler path, and the file path at the end twice.
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{"directory":"F:/git/minRepro/","command":"\"C:/Program Files (x86)/compilers/clang.exe\" -Wall -isystem -g -std=c++14 -Wno-format -Wno-unneeded-internal-declaration -Werror F:/git/minRepro/exampleSource.cpp","file":"F:/git/minRepro/exampleSource.cpp"}
]

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#pragma comment(lib,"Version.lib")

#include <clang/Tooling/JSONCompilationDatabase.h>
#include <clang/Tooling/Tooling.h>
#include <clang/Frontend/FrontendAction.h>
#include <clang/Sema/SemaConsumer.h>
#include <clang/AST/Type.h>
#include <clang/AST/TemplateName.h>
#include <clang/AST/Decl.h>
#include <clang/AST/DeclTemplate.h>
#include <clang/Frontend/CompilerInstance.h>

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cassert>
#include <vector>
#include <string>

class AstWalker : public clang::SemaConsumer
{
public:
    AstWalker(clang::ASTContext& context)
        : m_context(context)
    {}

    virtual void HandleTranslationUnit(clang::ASTContext& context)
    {
        using namespace clang;

        for (auto declaration : context.getTranslationUnitDecl()->decls())
        {
            const auto&sm = m_context.getSourceManager();

            if (!declaration->getBeginLoc().isValid())
                continue;

            // Only walk declarations from our file.
            if (!sm.isInMainFile(sm.getSpellingLoc(declaration->getBeginLoc())))
                continue;

            // Find functions, and inspect their return type.
            auto nodeKind = declaration->getKind();
            if (nodeKind == Decl::Function)
            {
                auto funcDecl = cast<FunctionDecl>(declaration);

                // Check for and ignore built-in functions.
                if (funcDecl->getBuiltinID() != 0)
                    break;

                walkType(funcDecl->getReturnType());
                break;
            }
        }
    }

    void walkType(const clang::QualType& qualType)
    {
        using namespace clang;

        auto classType = qualType->getTypeClass();
        switch (classType)
        {
        case Type::Typedef:
        {
            auto typedefType = qualType->getAs<TypedefType>();
            walkType(typedefType->desugar());
            return;
        }
        case Type::TemplateSpecialization:
        {
            auto templateSpecialization = qualType->getAs<TemplateSpecializationType>();
            if (templateSpecialization->isTypeAlias())
            {
                walkType(templateSpecialization->getAliasedType());
                return;
            }

            std::string templateType = templateSpecialization->getTemplateName().getAsTemplateDecl()->getQualifiedNameAsString();
            std::cout << templateType << "<";

            auto numArgs = templateSpecialization->getNumArgs();
            for (unsigned int i = 0; i < numArgs; ++i)
            {
                if (i > 0)
                    std::cout << ", ";

                const clang::TemplateArgument& templateArg = templateSpecialization->getArg(i);
                if (templateArg.getKind() == clang::TemplateArgument::ArgKind::Type)
                {
                    walkType(templateArg.getAsType());
                }
            }

            std::cout << ">";
            return;
        }
        case Type::Record:
        {
            const auto record = qualType->getAs<RecordType>();
            std::string recordQualifiedName = record->getAsRecordDecl()->getQualifiedNameAsString();
            std::cout << recordQualifiedName;
            return;
        }
        case Type::Elaborated:
        {
            auto elaboratedType = qualType->getAs<ElaboratedType>();
            walkType(elaboratedType->desugar());
            return;
        }
        case Type::SubstTemplateTypeParm:
        {
            auto substTemplateType = qualType->getAs<SubstTemplateTypeParmType>();
            walkType(substTemplateType->desugar());
            //Also tried getReplacementType.
            //walkType(substTemplateType->getReplacementType());
            return;
        }
        }
    }

private:
    clang::ASTContext& m_context;
};

class ExampleAction : public clang::ASTFrontendAction
{
public:
    ExampleAction() {}

    virtual std::unique_ptr<clang::ASTConsumer> CreateASTConsumer(clang::CompilerInstance& compiler, llvm::StringRef inFile)
    {
        return std::unique_ptr<clang::ASTConsumer>(new AstWalker(compiler.getASTContext()));
    }
};

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    // Create the compilation database.
    std::string errorOut;
    std::unique_ptr<clang::tooling::JSONCompilationDatabase> compilationDatabase = clang::tooling::JSONCompilationDatabase::loadFromFile("F:/git/minRepro/compile_commands.json", errorOut, clang::tooling::JSONCommandLineSyntax::AutoDetect);

    if (compilationDatabase == nullptr || !errorOut.empty())
    {
        std::cout << "[Error] Failed to load compilation database. Error=" << errorOut.c_str() << std::endl;
        return false;
    }

    std::vector<std::string> headerFiles;
    headerFiles.push_back("F:/git/minRepro/exampleSource.cpp");
    clang::tooling::ClangTool tool(*compilationDatabase, llvm::ArrayRef<std::string>(headerFiles));

    auto toolResult = tool.run(clang::tooling::newFrontendActionFactory<ExampleAction>().get());
    if (toolResult == 1)
    {
        std::cout << "[Error] Error occurred.  Check log.  Aborting.\n";
        assert(false);
        return false;
    }
}

A: In some cases, the template information is nested within ClassTemplateSpecializationDecl for a given RecordType.  You can read it by casting your RecordDecl into a ClassTemplateSpecializationDecl.
const auto record = qualType->getAs<clang::RecordType>();
auto classTemplateSpecialization = llvm::dyn_cast<clang::ClassTemplateSpecializationDecl>(record->getAsRecordDecl());
if (classTemplateSpecialization)
{
    const auto& args = classTemplateSpecialization->getTemplateArgs();
    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < args.size(); ++i)
    {
        const clang::TemplateArgument& templateArg = args[i];
        // Read arg info as needed.
    }
}
else
{
    // Not a template specialization.
}


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Kekexili: Mountain Patrol (Movie)
The film opens with the summary execution of a patrol member by poachers and then follows, in quasi-documentary style, reporter Ga Yu (played by Zhang Lei (张磊)) who is sent from Beijing to investigate. In Kekexili he meets Ritai (played by Tibetan actor Tobgyal, or Duo Bujie (多布杰) in Mandarin) at the Sky burial of the deceased patrol member. Ritai… more The film opens with the summary execution of a patrol member by poachers and then follows, in quasi-documentary style, reporter Ga Yu (played by Zhang Lei (张磊)) who is sent from Beijing to investigate. In Kekexili he meets Ritai (played by Tibetan actor Tobgyal, or Duo Bujie (多布杰) in Mandarin) at the Sky burial of the deceased patrol member. Ritai is the leader of the vigilantes who, despite poverty and the lack of any government support, roam the land to protect the endangered Tibetan antelope from extinction. Admitted into the patrol, Ga becomes a sort of embedded journalist in the hunt for the poachers across Kekexili. The patrol team hunts down a family of poachers and learns from them the whereabouts of their gunman and leader. But the long journey means they can no longer afford to follow on with the entire team and captured poachers. They release the poachers and send one of the cars, driven by Liu Dong (played by Qi Liang (亓亮)), back with the injured and sick team members to the hospital. He did not have sufficient funds for the medical fee and Ritai tells him to sell some antelope skins to raise the money. Ga questioned the sales of antelope skins and learns from Ritai that they have received no funds from the government for at least a year. The two remaining vehicles continue the search but one of them breaks down. Ritai ask them to wait for the other car to return and pick them up, but severe weather forces them to trek their way home. Liu Dong, travelling alone on the way back to join Ritai with his vehicle fully stocked with supplies, is swallowed by dry quicksand when his vehicle gets stuck. Ritai and Ga finally finds the gunman and leader. But, outnumbered and outgunned, Ritai is killed by the poacher. Ga is free to go as he is not a patrol member. Ritai's body is brought back home for a Sky burial. Subtitles at the end of the movie states that Ga, stunned by the atrocities, writes a stunning report in Beijing which alerted the government of the problems in Kekexili and banned the poaching of Tibetan antelopes. Foreign countries also banned the import of antelope skins. Antelope numbers grow back to 30,000 at the time of the movie's release. less
Genres: Action, Drama
Zhao Xue Ying
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Kekexili: Mountain Patrol (2004) May 25, 2014


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Groups of players will take part of a transmedia story run by SFU's Edmedia team, set up against the backdrop of a zombie outbreak. Players will follow and decipher a series of clues in order to solve the mystery of the outbreak. Transmedia storytelling is a new technique of telling a single story or story experience across multiple platforms and formats using current digital technologies. It will incorporate elements of reality tv shows (ie. Amazing Race), murder mystery parties, role-playing games, board games, treasure hunts and scavenger hunts across a variety of platforms such as social media, audio, video, infographics, pamphlets, posters and written clues. Some clues may be physically hidden on-site, while other clues would be located in digital locations, such as password-protected computer folders, emails, tweets or on a website. The clues will follow a timed storyline of a zombie outbreak that is headed towards the conference. The players must stop the outbreak before the specified time (approx. 2-3 hours) by solving the clues and piecing together the mystery. Players can sign up in teams of 3-5 players, up to a maximum of 5 teams (so, 15-25 players).
Our goal is to showcase a different approach to learning technology and to highlight the skills and technology of SFU's Teaching and Learning Centre EdMedia team. Rather than demonstrating the ever growing amount of new learning technologies, we'll weave together old and new technologies together to teach and tell stories through this transmedia story to give a thrilling and unique experience to the players.
A challenge for getting faculty away from lecturing each class is that when faculty do design an interactive in-class activity, the classrooms they book may not support it. They could use a quick access reference of available classroom environments. IT departments often have a databases of classroom technology, but not flexible features or viewable by faculty. My prototype is a collection of classroom descriptions with photos as web pages. It requires working with IT to compile the classroom details and keep it current, and working with faculty to tailor it for their use of it while planning their lessons. A poster will describe the issues, flexible learning, flexible classroom environments, and the classroom web page design. Participants can browse the webpages on my laptop.
All of us walk around with the knowledge we have acquired in our particular fields of study. Educational technology "short-cuts" can be used as a bridge from our everyday life to enrich and humanize our focused learning environments.
We will provide a participatory demo experience, with examples from Douglas College work.
The purpose of this presentation is to investigate the instructional effects of a new computer-supported argument visualization tool (AVT) called the Dialectical Map (DM).
Argumentation is important for learning. Most academic subjects and intellectual activities are founded on the ability to identify, construct, and evaluate arguments. However Many students, including those at the university level, continue to lack skills to analyze and construct arguments. There has been evidence that argument visualization tools have instructional merits. Over 60 such tools had been developed and used but results have been inconclusive. As a fairly new topic, there is a shortage of research supported by authentic classroom implementations to resolve the claims and questions that have motivated researchers.
In a laboratory experiment, each of 125 participants was randomly assigned to one of three groups: a DM Group that studied with the DM and received training on argumentation concepts, an Argue Group that received argumentation training only, and a Control Group that received no training and did not use the DM. Pre-test data were collected on participants' basal free-recall ability and judgment of learning. After studying an expositional text on fracking, participants gave a judgment of learning and were tested on critical thinking, recall and comprehension, and argumentative writing. Studying with the DM increased confidence in learning, recall and comprehension, and the use of argumentation in a writing task. In addition to the laboratory experiment, three semester-long classroom implementations were conducted with undergraduate students. Both the instructor and students expressed positive attitudes with their DM experiences. Our findings provide an insight into prior research on educational benefits of AVTs and have instructional implications for incorporating effective AVTs, such as the DM, in classrooms. Future research will continue on gathering data from multiple settings to improve the design and applications of the Dialectical Map.
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We are planning to organize and host a BC iteration of the award-winning UK-developed "12 Apps for Christmas", a fun and challenging exploration of 12 online apps/tools useful for teaching and learning. The event would run for 12 working days – Dec 1 to 16, 2016.
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Each person's challenge ends with a reflection on possible uses for teaching, learning, research, etc. Sharing will be encouraged through self-blogs and linked with hashtags and social media.
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Canadian independent researchers will conduct the research, working closely with Canadian universities and colleges to ensure that there is consistency in definitions, data collection and analysis. The aim is to have the survey conducted annually from 2017. Come talk to Tony about this upcoming research and how you can contribute to it.
Come and experiment with UDOIT; an open source online accessibility checker developed by the University of Central Florida for Instructure Canvas. Eliminate frustrations with mid-semester "surprises" in accessibility needs. We also will showcase examples of course and assignment design that have experimented with universal design for learning principles.


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Avid · FCP · MC4 · Media Composer · NAB · Mar 30, 2010
Come to NAB for my Avid Media Composer for Final Cut Pro Editors class
EDITBLOG on PVC by Scott Simmons
If you're at all curious about Avid Media Composer then this class can help
I'm very excited for my trip to the National Association of Broadcasters convention this year as I'll be leading a couple of the In Depth sessions of the Post|Production world conference. The first, on Tuesday morning from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm and part of the Avid Editing Workshop is, Avid Media Composer for Final Cut Pro Editors. The second, Wednesday at 10:00 am, is Music Video Workflow. You must register to attend the educational part of the NAB show (unfortunately it's not free) at the Post|Production World conference.
This particular post will discuss the first class: Avid Media Composer for Final Cut Pro Editors.
Avid Media Composer for Final Cut Pro Editors isn't meant to be an epic battle royalé between the two applications where we compare and contrast item by item, or feature by feature. Instead it's meant to take a look at Avid Media Composer through the eyes of an editor who either spent their whole editing career on Final Cut Pro or an editor who has an idea of what Avid is all about but still spends most of their time cutting on FCP.
The class description is this:
This course will look at using Avid Media Composer from the perspective of the editor who uses Final Cut Pro on a regular basis. We will take a project from initial ingest of footage through to the final output and finishing. This course can be for the experienced Final Cut Pro editor who wants to move to Avid or those that might be curious about other editing options outside of what Apple has to offer.
Why offer such a class?
It's worth asking the question of why even have an Avid Media Composer for Final Cut Pro Editors class at all? First and foremost, Avid offers something that most all of the other major NLE producers do not: a free, full-featured demo. To me this is solid reasoning behind offering any type of beginner / here's what the competition has to offer type of class. read more...


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Representative Hall and Lowey visit
Representative Hall and Lowey visit North Rockland to announce the 21st Century Green High-Performing Public School Facilities Act
Michael Shilale, AIA, LEED and John Cirilli, AIA, LEED were invited as the district architects of North Rockland Central School District to a press conference this Monday. School officials, teachers, and the media gathered at Gerald Neary Elementary School to hear Congressman John Hall and Congresswoman Nita M. Lowey brief the district on the award they would receive as a result of the recently passed 21st Century Green High-Performing Public Schools Facilities Act.
The act will put into effect a nationwide plan to provide more efficient, alternative energy sources at public schools, as well as other environmental initiatives. These projects will include solar panels, LED lighting, and rainwater harvesting, to name a few. And, importantly, schools will educate teachers, officials, and students in these alternative energy sources and environmental practices, in order to bring communities together in these green movements. North Rockland has truly stepped up in their responsibility to educate - in fact, Monday's press conference coincided with a day of teaching efficient energy methods to North Rockland teachers.
Michael Shilale Architects, LLP has and will continue to partner with North Rockland Central School District on new green projects. The 21st Century Green High- Performing Public Schools Facilities Act granted schools $6 billion, and North Rockland will receive $400,000.00. This will go toward projects MSA has in the works with the district such as energy efficient boilers, solar panels, and an energy performance contract that will provide North Rockland's schools with a new set of energy sources, environmentally and financially much more efficient. These new methods will not only help the environment and improve the students' surroundings, they will also save taxpayers money. The grant that North Rockland will receive from this act is truly an exciting step forward for North Rockland Central School District and Michael Shilale Architects, LLP.
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CONNECT LOCAL MANAGER, DEE MANYAMA
Birmingham Education Foundation's (Ed) Connect Local Manager, Dee Manyama, never imagined that she would discover her passion for unearthing people's potential and purpose while working in mortgage banking for BancorpSouth. During her 15 years in the industry, Manyama received insight into the discrepancy between individuals who felt dissatisfied with their careers but needed the Continue reading →
Policy and Advocacy Manager – Corinn O'Brien
What after all has maintained the human race on this old globe despite all the calamities of nature and all the tragic failings of mankind, if not faith in new possibilities and courage to advocate them. – Jane Addams
Before becoming Birmingham Education Foundation's (Ed) Policy and Advocacy Manager, Louisiana native, Corinn O'Brien, spent ten years in public schools and education systems. While pursuing her undergraduate degree at Louisiana State University, O'Brien witnessed Hurricane Katrina's devastation as the storm made landfall on Louisiana's coast. As she observed the calamity's effects on New Orleans, she knew that she wanted to remain in the city and further develop her interest in teaching. In 2008, O'Brien began working for Teach For America as an eighth grade math teacher and saw the unimaginable inequities in New Orleans; she instructed 17-year-old students who performed math on a first- or second- grade level and who would age out of the system before completing their education. As O'Brien struggled to reconcile how a world existed where such inequity occurred, she joined a team of teachers who were turning around a failing charter school in New Orleans. Continue reading →
Work Local Manager – Emily Burt
Education is important no matter what you do. It makes you feel secure, independent, and confident in yourself. . . So, if it starts at the basic level . . . a lot will change. –Kriti Sanon
For schools to engage in constructive conversations about education that empowers and inspires its students, the dialogue must remain student-centered. When Birmingham native, Emily Burt, applied for a Program Specialist position at the Birmingham Education Foundation through AmeriCorps State, she discovered that the role not only aligned with her graduate studies in School Counseling, but also revealed the organization's dedication to keeping students at the forefront of discussion. As Program Specialist, Burt delivered the College and Career Preparation Curriculum, and enjoyed serving in this capacity so much that she applied for a full-time position. Continue reading →
"Diary of Ed" – Ed Family Game Night
I define connection as the energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can give and receive without judgment; and when they derive sustenance and strength from the relationship. – BrenéBrown
Each packed hitting bay on Top Golf's first floor emanated an exhilarating energy as seniors from seven Birmingham City high schools networked with local partners. Departing from Game Night's recent family feud tradition, Development Manager, Brad Jennings, organized the annual fundraiser at Top Golf, creating a relaxed, engaging environment for relationships new and old to grow through community and competition. Students from a wide variety of Birmingham City schools joined together to compete on teams with executives from Regions, UAB, Engel Realty, C-Spire, SlateXP, Birmingham Athletic Partnership, American's First Federal Credit Union, The Edit with MDL, Oakworth, Jones Walker, Christian & Smalls, and other community leaders. "Every time someone came down here, you could feel the energy," exclaimed a Top Golf worker. Continue reading →
Program Specialist – Carolyn Williams
Carolyn Williams' role at the Birmingham Education Foundation is Program Specialist. Her responsibilities include creating and delivering curriculum to 6-12th-grade students within the city of Birmingham. These in-school sessions focus on college, career, and life readiness. Within her role, one of Carolyn's favorite tasks is to go into classrooms and provide students with access to resources that can help them reach their maximum potential. Through the help of the team, she is able to match students with local professionals for mentorship, provide resume preparation for future job opportunities, and help students financially prepare for college, as well as any other needs they may have. Continue reading →
Development & Communications Specialist – Brad Jennings
Brad Jennings joined the Birmingham Education Foundation team during the 2017-2018 academic year as the Development and Communications Specialist. In this role, Brad identifies and researches state and federal grants and local, state, and national opportunities to support Ed's fundraising activities. He also supports the Development and Communications Director, Whitney Williams, in implementing Ed's communications strategy through social media and marketing materials. Continue reading →
Accepting Applications for the Walter Carr Award!
The Walter Carr award was announced in 2018 and named in honor of Walter Carr, who is a graduate of Carver High School. The award will be presented to a graduating senior from a Birmingham City School who demonstrates grit, hard work, and character during their time in high school. In order to apply for the Walter Carr Award, please submit the following to info@edbirmingham.org:
1 page typed essay stating how the applicant represents the qualities of "grit, hard work, and character"
At least 1 recommendation from a non-related person who can speak about the applicant's grit, hard work, and character
Short statement on the applicant's plans for next year
Headshot or other photo of the applicant
Optional – video essay
Finalists will be asked to participate in an in-person interview. Finalists will be notified via email during the week of April 22nd and interviews will take place the week of April 29th. Continue reading →
Ed Chat
In order to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the educational ecosystem in Birmingham, this year, the Birmingham Education Foundation dedicated capacity to the research and analysis of education policy for the first time through the creation of Ed's Policy Project. Our strategy manager, Corinn O'Brien, and a team of policy fellows, Maureen Moose, Nathan Yoguez, and Aditi Prasad, have been researching and writing policy briefs that focus on 1) the analysis of the current Alabama education policy landscape and 2) the exploration of effective education policy & best practices from around the country and potential for application in Alabama. Continue reading →
Program Team Lead – Cristal Brister
Cristal Brister, a former Program Specialist, has really owned her role this year as the Program Team Lead with the Birmingham Education Foundation (Ed). As the new Program Team Lead, she will be managing the Social Emotional Learning partnership with the Birmingham City School district, managing curriculum development, facilitating in-school programming, and building relationships with community stakeholders. While she notes how stretching the experience has been, she gladly welcomes the continual growth. Continue reading →
Alumni Spotlight – Juahmun Sturgeon
Juahmun Sturgeon is a 2018 graduate of Wenonah High School and is currently working on an associates degree in Business Administration from Lawson State Community College. Juahmun became involved with the Birmingham Education Foundation (Ed) as a sophomore in high school. He was first introduced to Ed through Wenonah's Birmingham Academy coordinators, Angela Smith and Juanita Harris. Throughout his high school career, he participated in Ed's Network Nights and was a contestant in the 2017 Ed Family Game Night. While participating in Ed Family Game Night, Juahmun had the opportunity to team up with the University of Alabama at Birmingham(UAB). Juahmum along with his UAB team ended up placing third in the competition, allowing him to win scholarship money. Continue reading →
A Letter on Community Engagement – Shannon Ellis
Our history, as a city, comes from communication and collaboration. Our future is whether we can continue this tradition.
Community engagement is the enactment of providing branches for conversations to establish the collective future envisioned. It is a right, a privilege, and my pleasure to be involved in the facilitation of engaging my community. Continue reading →
Community Engagement Manager – Meryem Tunagur
During the 2017-2018 school year, Meryem Tunagur served the Birmingham Education Foundation as an AmeriCorps VISTA Program Specialist and the Network Night Manager. Serving on the Educate Local program team gave her a great introduction to the Birmingham City Schools (BCS) community and helped her establish relationships with families, teachers, and students. Her new role as the Community Engagement Manager is an extension of her work from last year. In August, she launched Continue reading →
Alumni Spotlight – Nehemiah Edison
Nehemiah Edison is a highly admired Birmingham Ed Alumnus and a 2018 graduate of George Washington Carver High School. He is now attending Alabama A&M University, majoring in Electrical Engineering. Nehemiah always had a passion for engineering, and wanted to
Joy's Network Night Experience
I attended the very first network night of the year on Tuesday, October 30th and itexceeded any/all expectations! This network night was held at Ramsay high school. I'm a proud alum of Ramsay High School so I was excited to see what was in store. When I entered the school I was greeted by a group of student volunteers. They assisted me with signing in and directing me to the table of food provided by Ed. Once the program started, things began to take off! The Network Night was hosted by a teacher of the school who did a wonderful job engaging the audience. The first activity was "New and Good." The host asked everyone to get into groups of 6 and share with each other Continue reading →
Announcing the Walter Carr Award
On Friday, November 2, Walter Carr joined with friends of the Birmingham Education Foundation for a special watch party of his appearance with Steve Harvey on the Steve TV Show. Continue reading →
Alumni Relationship Manager – CeCe Lacey
Change is underway for CeCe Lacey who formerly served as a program specialist and is now turning her focus to alumni relations. This new position is focused on serving graduates of Birmingham City Schools who participated in Educate Local programs. Lacey's transition comes as part of the Ed team's desire to constantly give and receive feedback in order to best work with their stakeholders. "We always need to have an idea of the best direction for our work," she explains. "Our mission is to increase the number of BCS students who graduate career, college, and life ready and we we want to know how many students actually do graduate career, college, and life ready." By transitioning Lacey's focus to these alumni, the hope is Ed can better serve students before and after they graduate. Continue reading →
Meet DeCarlo Howard – 2018 Ed Family Game Night Contestant
DeCarlo Howard is a Huffman High School senior, where he's a member of the swim and wrestling team, a former linebacker and defensive end on the football team, and an active member in his school's chapter of the National Honor Society. Outside of school, DeCarlo participates in Miles College Upward Bound and with his church, New Rising Star. DeCarlo is a student in the Academy of Architecture and Construction at Huffman, where he specializes in electrical training. Last summer, he worked with Bright Future Electric, an electric contract company for construction, as an apprentice to earn his electrician's license. He also worked with the Division of Youth Services in City Hall to complete a paid internship in the engineering department of the Mayor's office. DeCarlo's interest in electrical work has lead him to attend the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) because of their great engineering and business programs. DeCarlo eventually wants to own his own electrical engineering business. Continue reading →
Meet N'Kayla Slaughter – 2018 Ed Family Game Night Contestant
N'Kayla Slaughter is a P.D. Jackson-Olin High School senior, where she's the president of the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), where she and other students compete in project-based competitions that showcase their skills in athletic training. N'Kayla has gained on-the-job skills in her role as the student athletic trainer for the Jackson-Olin football team. Her time spent working with Jackson-Olin's athletes has inspired her to continue her education at the University of Georgia or Kennesaw State due to their excellent athletic training programs. N'Kayla wants to make a career out of athletic training because she loves learning new things about the body and how it functions during sports. Continue reading →
Meet Ciele Williams – 2018 Ed Family Game Night Contestant
Ciele Williams is a Wenonah High School senior, where she's the captain of the cheerleading team. Ciele is part of Wenonah's Academy of Hospitality and Tourism. Outside of school, Ciele is a member of the Mount Olive Baptist Church youth choir, praise team, and she serves as the secretary of the youth department. Her dedication and love of cheerleading has inspired her to continue her cheerleading while pursuing her career in education at Tuskegee University. Ciele says she's interested in Tuskegee for its strengths in both of her areas of interest. Ciele wants to major in psychology and ultimately become a child or school therapist, because she loves working with kids. She realizes kids have a lot on their minds and are full of things to talk about, but often some young people don't have that person to talk to; Ciele wants to be that person for children. Continue reading →
Meet Emilee Burrell – 2018 Game Night Contestant!
Emilee Burrell is a Ramsay High School senior, where she's the treasurer of the Key Club, member of Future Business Leaders of America and Ramsay Changemakers. Outside of school, Emilee is a member of the Mount Pilgrim District Youth Council, which puts on programs at different churches in the Birmingham area to promote community. She's also been a teen volunteer at The University of Alabama in Birmingham (UAB) Hospital for the past two summers. While volunteering, she's worked in the pre-op area and with overnight patients by checking their charts, vital signs, and preparing patients for surgery. Emilee's volunteer work with UAB's hospital may have sparked her love for the school as well. Although she's considering Clark Atlanta University and The University of Alabama, UAB is her top choice for college next year, because they have a good school of business, they genuinely care for their students, and it's not that far from home. She believes that it's the best place to provide her with a great education in order to become a certified public accountant and help people financially with managing money. Continue reading →
PARTNER POST: BIRMINGHAM ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
The Birmingham Association of Realtors (BAR) gave multiple students the opportunity to work with them through Ed's Executive Internship program in Spring of last year. The Executive Internship gives students real-world experience in their field of study through the Academies of Birmingham, while also allowing them to make connections with business professionals throughout the community. Continue reading →
Alumni Spotlight – Mohamed Jalloh
Mohamed Jalloh is an Electrical Engineering major at Lawson State Community College and will be graduating at the end of the year. He also works at Jones Valley Teaching Farm, where he began working as an eleventh grader in Wenonah's Academy of Business and Finance.
Jalloh was one of the students picked to design the farm. During the summer, he and the other students met once a week to see how they wanted the farm to look, and he took a leadership role in the formation of the farm. He and other students also planned the best way to introduce the farm to the students and faculty at Woodlawn High School. Although Jalloh graduated after the farm started, Jones Valley Teaching Farm invited him to continue working at the farm, where he is now the Woodlawn farm manager. He also designs curriculum for Jones Valley. Mohamed credits Ed for playing a major role into where he is today. He says that Ed "helped me learn through first hand experiences and by talking to people who have been working with their jobs for 15 to Continue reading →
Walter Carr Gives Back to Ed
This week, Walter Carr presented a check to Ed, representing his $25,000 contribution. Walter is a graduate of Carver High School, and he participated in Ed's programs when he was a student there, beginning in 2014. Continue reading →
Birmingham Education Foundation's Career Development Conference Receives $20,000 Contribution from AT&T Aspire
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 18, 2018 —Efforts to keep local students connected to a positive future got a boost as AT&T, which has been connecting people for well over a century, contributed $20,000 to the Birmingham Education Foundation's (Ed) Career Development Conference. Continue reading →
Letter From Ed: Forte'
Intrigued by the command lines of the Commodore 64, Instructor Forte' developed an
interest in technology at 10 years old in the Black Belt. With an earned Bachelor of
Science and Graduate Studies at UAB in Criminal Justice, Forte' has a sincere
passion for cultivating student success. Continue reading →
LETTER FROM ED: J.W. CARPENTER
Seven years of Jesuit education is challenging. Even before I arrived on Boston College's campus, I knew the Jesuit motto, "Men and women for others," because it's always front and center. Boston College wants students thinking about its motto, but what they really want is for you to get busy doing something about it. And they are perfectly willing to physically drag you there if necessary, which is what they more or less had to do with me when I was 18. Throughout my time at Boston College, the mission and the message were clear: on your path to the immense opportunities that a college graduate receives, the most important part is the "for others."
Letters from Ed: Whitney Williams
I first learned of the work of the Birmingham Education Foundation the way you are now–by following along online. While living in Washington, D.C., I spent a lot of time visiting the website and Facebook page of the Birmingham Education Foundation. I was in awe of the work Victoria Hollis was doing as Educate Local Programs Director at the time. I wondered how a team of only four people was able to put on a professional conference for high school students,who then got to speak to the Rotary Club of Birmingham and on the program alongside Condoleezza Rice. Continue reading →
Letter from Ed: Hattie O'Hara
"How am I supposed to plan an Ed conference if I have never been to one?" Continue reading →
Ed Alumni: Jamerial Gardner
A 2016 graduate of Carver High School, Jamerial Gardner currently studies Biology at Wilberforce University, a private historically black university in Wilberforce, Ohio. There she is a member of STEM, a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics club for students who are STEM majors, which consists of groups such as the National Society of Black Engineers, Biology, and Information-Technological students. Continue reading →
LETTER FROM ED: MERYEM TUNAGUR
I am truly humbled to have the opportunity to share with you a bit about my journey with Ed thus far. Like most good things in my life, my journey with Ed started in a rather unconventional way.
LETTER FROM ED: SUZY HARRIS
Why do I do what I do for ED?
Because preventing summer learning loss in ourmost vulnerable children is so important! Continue reading →
PARTNER POST: Christian & Small LLP
Our work at Ed benefits from so many of our partners and Christian & Small LLP is one of the best! Investing back into the lives of the children in Birmingham City Schools is what we love about Christian & Small LLP.
Ed Alumni: Jarian Lee
Jarian Lee is a current freshman at Georgetown University, where he is a Government and Sociology double major and a Business Administration minor.
Letter from Ed: Dasha Shaw
It is with great excitement that I give you a glimpse of my life with Ed. I am from Greensboro, NC although I have lived all over because I come from a military family. I went to school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, I am a Tar Heel through and through! It was at UNC that I really found my passion for education.
Ed Alumni: John McCall-Pitts
John McCall-Pitts is a current UAB student, in his junior year of studying business management. He's also an alumni of Ramsay High School, where he finished in 2015. Eager to get started on his education, John started at UAB immediately in the Fall of 2015, entering with 8 AP classes worth of credit he'd earned in high school.
John is the youngest, and one of the founding members of Ed's Junior Board. He joined because he liked the organization, and wanted to give back to the programs he'd benefitted from while he was a student at Ramsay. He remembers career conferences hosted at the Harbert Center that allowed him to start networking with professionals very early in his career. He also adds that his first experience on a board encouraged him to think more collaboratively. John says the Junior Board of Ed is his first look into what a board (and a board member) can do.
Ed Alumni: Triniti Williams
Triniti Williams is a Sophomore and Exercise Science/Pre-Health major at Troy University. Triniti graduated from G.W. Carver High School in 2016, and got her start working with Ed as a student in the Health Sciences Academy at Carver. At Troy, Triniti is on the Troy University Student Advisory Council and a member of the NAACP, Sparkle Volunteer Group, and the Black Student Union. Continue reading →
PARTNER POST: YouthServe & Student Changemakers Councils
Student Changemaker Councils (SCC) began in the Spring of 2016 with the idea to create student-led councils that focused on serving the community in positive ways while creating space for students to have time and resources to research, plan, and implement a project that supports the communities around their schools. Student Changemakers Councils Prepares third through 12th grade students to be civically minded and engaged in their community.
Letters from Ed: Katrina Dada
With great enthusiasm, I offer a few words about why I engage in the work we do at the Birmingham Education Foundation (Ed). I am always reminded of how privileged I am to work on behalf of students when I'm ask, "So Mrs. Dada, what do you do?" to which I respond with the utmost excitement "THIS is my job!" Ed provides the chance for me to build a network of great stakeholders and partners who work together to offer opportunities to prepare our students for college, career, and life after high school graduation.
Ed Alumni: Aspen Gorman
Aspen Gorman is a Freshman and a Business major with a concentration in Supply Management at Tennessee State University. Aspen graduated from A.H. Parker High School in 2017, and got her start working with the Ed Foundation as a student in the Academy of Urban Educators at A.H. Parker. At Tennessee State, Aspen is a Supply Chain Ambassador and a member of the Pep Club, and even after attending college out-of-state, Aspen continues to participate with Ed by being one of the Ed Alumni Group founders.
Letters from Ed: CeCe Lacey
Student, parent, educator, community partner, teammate, or friend:
It is with gratitude and pride that I write to you today to share a tiny glimpse into my life at the Birmingham Education Foundation. The beauty of this opportunity is that it reiterates how much this team truly values bringing all voices to the table. Just as much as we want to share our stories, thoughts, and ideas with you, we want to hear yours even more. This is a journey we are taking together and it would not be able to be successful any other way. Continue reading →
Ed Alumni: Robyn Gulley
For the first Alumni Feature of the school year, Kendal Harris sat down with Robyn Gulley, a Political Science major and sophomore at Birmingham-Southern College. Robyn graduated from Ramsay High School in 2016, and during her time at Ramsay, she was very active in Ed's programs, including Ed Family Game Night.
Educate Local: Building Skills with BCS Seniors
On Friday, October 13, seniors from all seven high schools in Birmingham City Schools met at the Harbert Center for the skill-building conference on public speaking. Participating students had worked with volunteer presenters, Ed staff, and their teachers to produce personal commentaries, which they wrote, practiced, and perfected through in-school sessions, before giving presentations to volunteers from Rotary Club of Birmingham.
Partner Post: GEAR UP Birmingham
GEAR UP Birmingham Prepares Birmingham City Schools 9th and 10th Grade Students for Collegiate Success
GEAR UP Birmingham (GUB) is a federally funded initiative, currently serving a cohort of 9th and 10th grade students attending Birmingham City Schools. The initiative began in 2014, when the current cohort of students were just entering 6th and 7th grades.
"The grant was written with longevity and sustainability in mind", said Dr. Kisha Tolbert Simmons, NBCT, Project Director, GEAR UP Birmingham. "It offers cohort students opportunities to participate in college awareness and preparation services throughout their middle and high school years, in an effort to promote and support postsecondary education attainment", she said.
A Letter from Ed
This Letter from Ed comes from Strategy Director Victoria Hollis. To learn more about Victoria, visit our Staff page here. To learn more about her role as Strategy Director, go here.
Ask me why I do what I do and I'll hand you a list like a phonebook. 25,000 names of kids in Birmingham City Schools and I am not lying when I tell you I do it for every single one.
I met Triniti and Josselyn when they were in the tenth grade. Continue reading →
Ed Family Game Night Enters its Third Year
This September, college-bound students from five of Birmingham's high schools will take the stage with executives from some of Birmingham's best companies for the third annual Ed Family Game Night at UAB's Alys Stephens Center. Continue reading →
Lessons in Game-Changing: Three Internship Short Stories
Imagine us last summer, our program staff of six – the Hexapod – spread out across the city in different board rooms and different office buildings, sitting across a conference table or a desk making the same ask to twenty different partners:
"We think this idea is the game-changer. Are you in?"
What we were talking about, of course, was Ed's Executive Internship Program (EIP), a pie-in-the-sky idea four years in the making, a seed planted on our first site visit to UAB Hospital, the answer to the questions we'd been asking ourselves since 2012: "How are we making a difference in the lives of our kids in Birmingham City Schools?" Continue reading →
Educator Spotlight: Erik Batson, Academy Coordinator, Jackson-Olin High School
Despite the impressive list of places where he has taught—from the Bronx, to Austin, Texas, to the Cherokee Indian Reservation in North Carolina—you'd be hard-pressed to
find a teacher anywhere that has as much enthusiasm for their system as Erik Batson has for Birmingham City Schools.
Sitting at a table at Starbucks in Five Points South, wearing cycling clothes complete with a "Brooklyn"-emblazoned cycling cap, he professed, "I love my job. I love working for Jackson-Olin, and I love working for Birmingham City Schools—much better than other places I have been." Continue reading →
Program Spotlight: Camp Invention at Princeton Elementary
During the week of June 6 at Princeton Elementary, third-grader Jihan showcased the 'prototype' of an educational toy that he designed as part of Camp Invention. "I made something for little children to learn to read," he said of the design, which used parts from a retired desktop PC keyboard, the keys popped out and rearranged. "This way my sister has to know what the letter looks like," he said, "not just the order." On the top right corner of the keyboard, a small, green LED light attached with duct tape to a watch battery lights up when pressed. "If you get the letter right, you get the green light," he explained. Continue reading →
Partnership Feature: Birmingham Rotary Club
Group tables gave students the opportunity to get feedback from Rotary mentors and their peers on pitching a presentation topic.
If you ever start to doubt the magnitude of the investment that the Birmingham community has placed in the success of our students, let me borrow an hour of your time and introduce you to Sanjay Singh, President of the Birmingham Rotary Club.
"Our members look forward to the Career Development Conference each semester," says Singh. "Sitting across from these students, what stands out the most is their potential, their ambition, and their genuine desire to be change-makers in their community. It is an honor and a privilege to work one-on-one with Birmingham's youth, supporting them as they prepare for their futures." Continue reading →


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Varga Judit (Győr, 1979. január 12. –) Erkel Ferenc- és Bartók Béla–Pásztory Ditta-díjas magyar zeneszerző, zongoraművész, egyetemi oktató.

A klasszikus kortárs zenék mellett film- és színházi zenék szerzője, aki szólózongoristaként és kamarazenészként is megfordult számos országban és rangos fesztiválokon. Keresi az új impulzusokat mind zenéjében, mint az oktatásban. Tanulmányainak, munkásságának két fő helyszíne: Bécs és Budapest.

Életútja
Zenei tanulmányait a győri Liszt Ferenc Zeneiskolában kezdte (hangszerei a zongora és a fuvola voltak). Középiskolába fölkerült Budapestre, a Bartók Béla Zeneművészeti Szakközépiskola és Gimnáziumba. Már 16 évesen ösztöndíjat kapott külföldi nyári kurzusokra. Ezután a Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetem hallgatója volt, ahol zeneszerzést és zongorát tanult, majd 2005-ben, kitüntetéssel végezett. Eközben felvételt nyert a Bécsi Zene- és Előadóművészeti Egyetem zeneszerzés, média- és alkalmazott zeneszerzés, valamint zongora szakára is. 2013 óta a bécsi egyetem PhD programjának doktorandusz hallgatója. Ez év szeptemberétől egyetemi tanársegédként a Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetem zeneszerzés tanszakán főtárgyat oktat, a Bécsi Zene- és Előadóművészeti Egyetem zeneszerzés tanszakán pedig szolfézst és analízist a karmester és zeneszerzés szakos hallgatóknak. 2019-től utóbbi multimédia és alkalmazott zeneszerzés professzora.

Dolgozott a 2000-es évek elején korrepetitorként az Austrian Master Classes oktatási intézet énekes és vonós, valamint fuvola osztályaiban Zell an der Pram településen és a mesterképzésen Bécsben. Tanított a győri Richter János Zeneművészeti Szakközépiskolában zeneszerzést, partitúraolvasást, zeneelméletet és hangszerelést, illetve 2008-ban vezette a bécsi Maria Regina Volksschule zongora osztályát, de volt némafilm-zongorista is.

Műveit világszerte olyan rangos fesztiválokon és koncerttermekben játsszák, mint a Wien Modern, Magyar Állami Operaház, Cité de la musique Paris, Juilliard School New York, CAFe Budapest Kortárs Művészeti Fesztivál, Mini Fesztivál, Konzerthaus és Musikverein Wien, Muffathalle München, Varsói Ősz. A külföldi és hazai zenekarok és együttesek közül pedig olyanok tűzik műsorukra, mint az Ensemble Modern, a BBC Szimfonikus Zenekar, a Bécsi Rádió Szimfonikus Zenekara, a Magyar Állami Operaház Zenekara, az UMZE Kamaraegyüttes, a Concerto Budapest, az Ensemble Kontrapunkte, a Riot Ensemble London, az ensemble XX. jahrhundert (eXXj) vagy a Magyar Rádió Énekkara. Kompozíciói kivétel nélkül felkérésére születnek. Zongoraművészként – szólistaként és kamarazenészként – is játszhatott a világ számos színpadán. 2016-ban, az '56-os emlékév keretében mutatták be az Operaházban Szerelem című operáját, amely Déry Tibor, Makk Károly és Bacsó Péter klasszikusának adaptációja. 2019-ben a Pendulum, zongoraszólóra írt darabjáért megkapta a TONALi19 zeneszerzői díjat, ami többek között azt is jelenti, hogy a művet a TONALi Fesztivál zárókoncertjén, az Elbai Filharmóniában adják elő.

A 2019. december 16-án a németországi Neussban bemutatásra kerülő Torso Modi című összművészeti project egyik zeneszerzője, Balogh Máté, Solti Árpád és Tornyai Péter mellett. A műveket az Észak-Rajna-Vesztfáliai Kulturális Alap rendelte, 30 éves fennállásának alkalmából. Az ősbemutatón az Asasello Quartet játszott. Stephanie Thiersch tánckoreográfiáját a salzburgi Bodhi Project adta elő. A produkciót később Berlinben és Budapesten is megismételték.

A klasszikus kortárs zenei tevékenysége mellett kiemelten érdeklődik a filmek és színházi előadások megzenésítése, valamint multimédiás rendezvényekre írt kompozíciók iránt. 2013-ban felkérték a Prima Primissima díj megújuló arculatának zenei megtervezése, ami gálaműsorára írta meg az ott elhangzott Gradus ad Parnassum című darabját. Ezeken felül több mint 30 színházi előadás és film zeneszerzője. 2014 márciusában a Deine Schönheit ist nichts Wert című film zenéjét az Osztrák Filmakadémia a legjobb filmzenének járó díjával ismerte el, ősszel pedig a bécsi Konzerthaus bízta meg a Mr. West rendkívüli kalandjai a bolsevikok földjén című szovjet bolsevik-propaganda némafilm zenei aláfestésének megírásával – az ősbemutató 2016 márciusában, magyarországi bemutatója 2017 januárjában volt. A munkásságának körülbelül 30%-át teszik ki a filmes megbízások.

Tagja a Magyar és az Osztrák Zeneszerzők Egyesületének és a 2017-ben alakult Studio 5 nevű zeneszerzőcsoportnak, ami a hagyományból kiinduló új zenei hangversenyek létrehozását tűzte ki célul.

Főbb művei

Operák

Zenekari művek

Ensemble

Kamaraművek

Vokális művek

Szólóművek

Filmzene

Táncszínházi zenék

Színházi zenék

Diszkográfia

Díjai, elismerései
 I. díj – LFZE-zeneszerzőverseny, Budapest (1998, 1999)
 II. díj – LFZE-zeneszerzőverseny, Budapest (2003, 2004)
 SKE-különdíj – Soziale & Kulturelle Einrichtungen der austro mechana – SKE Fonds, Bécs (2003)
 Különdíj – Liszt Ferenc Nemzetközi Zongoraverseny, Pécs (2005)
 Dryard-díj – Vienna International Pianists Academy, Bécs (2006)
 Theodor Körner-díj (2009)
 I. díj, zenekar kategória – UMZF-zeneszerzőverseny, Budapest (2009)
 Staatsstipendium – BMUKK (Bundesministerium für Unterricht, Kunst und Kultur), Bécs (2010, 2014)
 II. díj, zenekar kategória – UMZF-zeneszerzőverseny, Budapest (2011)
 Különdíj – Ö1 Talentebörse-Kompositionspreis, Bécs (2012)
 A "Woher? Wohin? Mythen, Nation, Identitäten" pályázat nyertese – Goethe-Institut, Ensemble Modern, Frankfurt (2012)
 Filmdíj-jelölés, legjobb filmzene – 49. Antalya Nemzetközi Filmfesztivál (2012)
 Filmdíj-jelölés, legjobb filmzene – Osztrák Filmakadémia (2013)
 Filmdíj, legjobb filmzene – Osztrák Filmakadémia (Deine Schönheit ist nichts Wert, 2014)
 A Magyar Állami Operaház 1956-os forradalom 60. évfordulójának alkalmából kiírt pályázatának nyertese, Budapest (Szerelem, 2016)
 Bartók Béla–Pásztory Ditta-díj (2017)
 Riot Ensemble nyertes (Broken Beauty, 2018)
 Erkel Ferenc-díj (2018)
 Istvánffy Benedek-díj (Pocket Requiem, 2018)
 TONALi-díj – Tonali klasszikuszenei verseny és fesztivál (Pendulum, 2019)

Jegyzetek

Források
 Varga Judit weboldala

 Varga Judit, Magyar Zenei Információs Központ, info.bmc.hu (hozzáférés: 2019. március 28.)
 Judit Varga, Music Information Center Austria (mica) Musikdatenbank, db.musicaustria.at (hozzáférés: 2019. március 28.)
 Varga Judit, Országos Idegennyelvű Könyvtár (hozzáférés: 2019. március 28.)
 A Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetem évkönyve a 2000/2001-es tanévről (77, 98. old.) lfze.hu (hozzáférés: 2019. március 28.)
 Hollós Máté: Szerzők bontakozóban , Muzsika 58. évf. 1. sz., muzsikalendarium.hu – 2015 január
 Fittler Katalin: Némafilm zenével, avagy zene némafilmmel, art7.hu – 2017. május 20.
 Hacsek Zsófia: Kíváncsi voltam, mernek-e nevetni a nézők – interjú Varga Judit zeneszerzővelHacsek Zsófia, librarius.hu – 2016. december 17.
 Verasztó Annamária: Itt semmit nem kell véresen komolyan venni, origo.hu – 2017. január 9.
 Rangos díjban részesült Varga Judit zeneszerző, papageno.hu – 2019. január 23.

További információk
 Varga Judit YouTube-profilja
 Varga Judit, lfze.hu
 Szitha Tünde: Magas mérce – csendes siker  Új Magyar Zenei Fórum 2009, Muzsika 52. évf. 3. sz., muzsikalendarium.hu – 2009. március
  a Fidelio hivatalos YouTube-csatornáján – Közzététel: 2011. jan. 21.
 Kling József: Kisfiam, te lány vagy, figaro.reblog.hu – 2013. március 3.
 Csont András Kortársaink-e a kortárs zenészek?, fidelio.hu – 2013. szeptember 23.
 Kolozsvári Andrea: Varga Judit és Takács-Nagy Gábor kapta a Bartók-Pásztory-díjat, musicianswho.hu – 2017. március 28.
 Visitenkarte von Judit Varga Mag.art. – MDWonline – Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien (hozzáférés: 2019. március 28.)
 Author: Judit Varga, International experiences at & with the mdw – University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (hozzáférés: 2019. március 28.)

1979-ben született személyek
Győriek
Élő személyek
Magyar zeneszerzők
Zeneszerzőnők
Istvánffy Benedek-díjasok
Erkel Ferenc-díjasok
Bartók–Pásztory-díjasok