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OWMA's excellent product stewardship ideas
by Guy Crittenden
Industry chat
It's not every day that I encounter an editorial that I read and then say to myself, "I wish I'd written that!"
The article below (and Sun letter) appeared in the Toronto media recently, reflecting ideas developed by the Ontario Waste Management Association (OWMA). I'm so enthusiastic about this my head could burst!
As an OWMA email states: "Over the weekend, the Toronto Star ran an editorial (for the second time in a month) that reflects the ideas brought forward in the OWMA's ReThink Waste Report. It discusses the concerns of the current framework as it relates to competition, eco fees, oversight and standards. The Toronto Sun also ran an OWMA letter to the editor discussing similar issues. Both pieces are included below.
Here's the link and then the article and letter:
http://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorials/2013/04/13/ontario_should_toss_out_recycling_rules_and_start_anew_editorial.html
Ontario should toss out recycling rules and start anew: Editorial
Ontario should throw out rules on recycling and start over if politicians really want to help the environment.
Published on Sat Apr 13 2013
Think about this when you are forced to shell out an extra $27.60 for a large-screen TV: Eco fees are bad for the environment.
An oversimplification, perhaps, but the extra fees that corporations charge for the government-mandated recycling of electronics, tires or hazardous waste do little for environmental accountability.
After all, most producers just pass on recycling program costs (roughly $180 million in 2011) to customers who pay the eco fees when buying televisions, computers, tires or even antifreeze. Producers have less incentive to invest in greener products or advanced recycling methods because, hey, they don't have to. No pain equals less gain.
So now that the Ontario government ? and opposition parties ? favour some changes to eco fees and the Waste Diversion Act, it's time to offer Environment Minister Jim Bradley advice: Just scrap it.
As the Ontario Waste Management Association's Rob Cook says, "There's no point in tinkering with the legislation because it is fundamentally flawed ? the problems are rooted in the philosophy of the act."
And a rising chorus of voices ? from environmentalists to industry associations ? wants a radical overhaul of the act. They are right to demand a recycling revolution.
To succeed as an environmental change agent, Bradley must enshrine the concept of "individual producer responsibility" in the act. That means each corporation is responsible for its own product recycling by hiring waste companies to take apart televisions or computers for reuse while meeting environmental standards.
This would allow Bradley to dismantle the "industry-funded" recycling organizations led by, for example, Sony, Hewlett-Packard and Best Buy. The companies (many of which are otherwise competitors) get together to set standardized eco-fees that can be charged to customers. It's collegiality with benefits.
But the problem is greater than that. The government-mandated industry organizations have such a tight grip on the province's waste diversion industry that recyclers who didn't win contracts go out of business.
It's not to say that Stewardship Ontario (batteries, hazardous waste, etc.) or Ontario Electronic Stewardship (computers, televisions) aren't collecting recyclables. In 2011, 26,135 tonnes of municipal hazardous waste was collected, along with 52,281 of electronics and 155,996 of used tires.
But the agencies have missed government collection targets, sending tonnes of electronics to landfill. And Ontario recyclers have told the government that they've tracked electronic materials to unregulated recycling companies in South Asian countries where environmental standards don't exist.
Jo-Anne St. Godard of the Recycling Council of Ontario says the "individual" focus is better for consumers and the environment. If businesses are forced to pay for their own recycling they'll do what comes naturally: compete for the best-designed products and cheapest contracts. That's what happened in Germany when it disbanded a similarly flawed program eight years ago. Last year, the country's annual recycling costs dropped to 1 billion euros, compared to 2 billion when the program began.
As Godard says, the shift to individual responsibility is "fundamental" to waste diversion. It's now up to Bradley to show whether Ontario will become an environmental innovator or stick with the messy status quo.
http://www.torontosun.com/2013/04/12/letters-to-the-editor-april-14
Re "Don't mess with people's big screens!" (Christina Blizzard, April 5):
These controversies over Ontario's recycling eco fees have become commonplace under Ontario's current recycling framework. Unfortunately, they eclipse the important environmental and economic benefits that come with increased waste diversion. As a recent Ontario study indicates, the economic benefits of recycling and reuse are immense ? roughly seven jobs are created for every thousand tonnes of waste diverted, and the economic benefits of mandated waste diversion programs are four times greater than the net cost to recycle. The Used Tire Program has been successful in increasing the amount of tires recycled, removing stockpiles, and generating jobs and investment in Ontario. However, like Ontario's other recycling programs, it is a product of broken legislation that stakeholders and the four political parties all agree needs to change. At the root of the problem are purchasing monopolies, which lack transparency, accountability and restrict competition and innovation. Eco fees are a symptom of these monopolies. The minister of the environment recently announced new waste diversion legislation is forthcoming. This legislation cannot come soon enough so we can move beyond hobbling from crisis to crisis and build a regulatory framework around recycling that actually works. New legislation must address the current issues of transparency, accountability, competition and increase waste diversion. If done right it represents an enormous economic and environmental opportunity for the province.
Peter Hargreave
Ontario Waste Management Association
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package com.justplay1.shoppist.shared.base.presenters;

import com.justplay1.shoppist.shared.navigation.Router;
import com.justplay1.shoppist.shared.view.BaseMvpView;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.Mock;
import org.mockito.MockitoAnnotations;

import static junit.framework.Assert.assertEquals;

/**
 * Created by Mkhytar Mkhoian.
 */
public class BaseRouterPresenterTest {

    @Mock
    private Router mockRouter;
    private BaseRouterPresenter<BaseMvpView, Router> presenter;

    @Before
    public void setUp() throws Exception {
        MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this);

        presenter = new MockBaseRouterPresenter();
    }

    @Test
    public void attachRouter_HappyCase() throws Exception {
        presenter.attachRouter(mockRouter);

        assertEquals(presenter.hasRouter(), true);
        assertEquals(presenter.getRouter(), mockRouter);
    }

    @Test
    public void detachRouter_HappyCase() throws Exception {
        presenter.attachRouter(mockRouter);
        presenter.detachRouter();

        assertEquals(presenter.hasRouter(), false);
        assertEquals(presenter.getRouter(), null);
    }

    @Test
    public void hasRouter_Attached_HappyCase() throws Exception {
        presenter.attachRouter(mockRouter);

        assertEquals(presenter.hasRouter(), true);
    }

    @Test
    public void hasRouter_NotAttached_HappyCase() throws Exception {
        assertEquals(presenter.hasRouter(), false);
    }

    @Test
    public void getRouter_NotNull_HappyCase() throws Exception {
        presenter.attachRouter(mockRouter);

        assertEquals(presenter.getRouter(), mockRouter);
    }

    @Test
    public void getRouter_Null_HappyCase() throws Exception {
        assertEquals(presenter.getRouter(), null);
    }
}

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Just a couple of days to go until the WA advertising and media industry's night of nights – the 2019 Oasis Ball + Campaign Brief Awards hosted this year by Nine's Tony Jones and Scherri-Lee Biggs.
Here's all the details you need to know.
We're in the Crown Towers Ballroom, commencing at 7.00pm. Of course, if you want to come earlier, Crown has lots of great bars to have a 'starter' in with your buds.
Doors will open at 7.15 and you'll need to be in and seated by 7.30. We need to get the show on the road! Tickets – and wrist bands – please Tickets and all-important wrist bands are being distributed now. Being in such a public place security will be very tight, so you must be wearing your wrist band to gain access.
Remember, the Oasis Ball is in support of our charity – The Salvation Army's Crossroads West programme – so we need your help. There's lots happening throughout the event for a gold coin donation, so bring some…or a lot!
There will be two photo booths thanks to SBS and News Corp. Make sure to get a Facebook-worthy photo with your colleagues to remember the night by.
The oOh! Media bar will be serving two special cocktails for a gold coin – an Aperol Spritz and a Gin 7 Tonic with an oOh! twist. The bar opens after Part 1 of the Campaign Brief Awards and closes at 12pm but remember, there's no change, so if you hand over a $50 note The Salvation Army thanks you for your generosity!
If you're feeling particularly glamorous or suave, make sure you get one of your mates to snap you, then send the photo to perth@campaignbrief.com. You never know, you could win a $500 shopping card for Claremont Quarter.
Once again thanks to our brilliant friends at Qatar Airways, you could win two Qatar Airways Economy Class tickets to any of Qatar Airways' more than 55 European destinations* from Perth, or one of two overnight stays in a deluxe king room at Crown Towers Perth with breakfast for two at Epicurean.
It's just $20 for 1 ticket or $50 for 3 and Pay Pass will be available.
Tickets will be in bags on your table when you arrive so please look for them and buy some to be in the running. They will be collected from 9.30 with the winners announced on-stage at 10.30pm.
There are 44 lots in the always popular Silent Auction. Remember, this year the Silent Auction is being done by Ballot Bidding. There will be forms on your table and around the Silent Auction area.
Download the form here and check out all the details of the items on offer.
PLUS you could create an instant cellar with the CEO's Selection. Thanks to the generosity of the industry's heavyweights (and one lightweight) there are several selections to bid on, all of which will be on display in the Silent Auction area.
The Campaign Brief Awards will once again be presented, in two parts. Part 1 will showcase 11 exclusive creative awards for Best of Year across Press, Radio, Television, Out of Home, Experiential, Digital, Data and Integrated Campaign. Part 2 will showcase our 7 industry awards: Supernova of the Year, Media Organisation of the Year, Helen Filov Media Agency of the Year, Challenger or Specialist Agency of the Year, Ad Person of the Year, Advertiser of the Year and Agency of the Year.
As always, there will be plenty of surprises and lots to celebrate.
• and a stunning Halo Diamonds 1.86 carat pear cut orange diamond valued at $14,498.
Check out all the details on the Oasis website.
The main part of the evening will be all done-and-dusted by around 11.00pm. But then the epic After Party by WA Billboards kicks-off and kicks-on until 2.00am, with some very cool tunes from Luke Million.
Val Morgan will keep you fuelled to 2:00am with late night choc tops and popcorn, plus the chance to win a $500 petrol voucher and free movies for a year!
Last drinks will be served at 1.45am and the whole event concludes at 2.00am. But hey – you're at Crown so there are plenty of places to go if you want to keep going. There's always a few people who put in a huge effort and see the sun come up on Saturday. Whenever you leave, please make sure you get home safely. We want you back next year.
The Oasis Ball is a monumental undertaking made possible by the generous support and assistance of so many people and organisations and the Oasis Organising Committee thanks each and every one of them. So now it's over to you to come along and play your part. Remember, as well as being a great party, the Oasis Ball supports the Salvation Army's Crossroads West program for youth at risk.
It's a great cause run by some unbelievably caring, dedicated people and they really need and appreciate our help. Please dig deep and help make this the most successful Oasis Ball ever.


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import BoostBuild

################################################################################
#
# test_building_file_from_specific_project()
# ------------------------------------------
#
################################################################################

def test_building_file_from_specific_project():
    t = BoostBuild.Tester()

    t.write("jamroot.jam", """
exe hello : hello.cpp ;
exe hello2 : hello.cpp ;
build-project sub ;
""")
    t.write("hello.cpp", "int main() {}")
    t.write("sub/jamfile.jam", """
exe hello : hello.cpp ;
exe hello2 : hello.cpp ;
exe sub : hello.cpp ;
""")
    t.write("sub/hello.cpp", "int main() {}")

    t.run_build_system("sub " + t.adjust_suffix("hello.obj"))
    t.expect_output_line("*depends on itself*", False)
    t.expect_addition("sub/bin/$toolset/debug/hello.obj")
    t.expect_nothing_more()

    t.cleanup()

################################################################################
#
# test_building_file_from_specific_target()
# -----------------------------------------
#
################################################################################

def test_building_file_from_specific_target():
    t = BoostBuild.Tester()

    t.write("jamroot.jam", """
exe hello1 : hello1.cpp ;
exe hello2 : hello2.cpp ;
exe hello3 : hello3.cpp ;
""")
    t.write("hello1.cpp", "int main() {}")
    t.write("hello2.cpp", "int main() {}")
    t.write("hello3.cpp", "int main() {}")

    t.run_build_system("hello1 " + t.adjust_suffix("hello1.obj"))
    t.expect_addition("bin/$toolset/debug/hello1.obj")
    t.expect_nothing_more()

    t.cleanup()

################################################################################
#
# test_building_missing_file_from_specific_target()
# -------------------------------------------------
#
################################################################################

def test_building_missing_file_from_specific_target():
    t = BoostBuild.Tester()

    t.write("jamroot.jam", """
exe hello1 : hello1.cpp ;
exe hello2 : hello2.cpp ;
exe hello3 : hello3.cpp ;
""")
    t.write("hello1.cpp", "int main() {}")
    t.write("hello2.cpp", "int main() {}")
    t.write("hello3.cpp", "int main() {}")

    t.run_build_system("hello1 " + t.adjust_suffix("hello2.obj"), status=1)
    t.expect_output_line("don't know how to make*" + t.adjust_suffix("hello2.obj"))
    t.expect_nothing_more()

    t.cleanup()

################################################################################
#
# test_building_multiple_files_with_different_names()
# ---------------------------------------------------
#
################################################################################

def test_building_multiple_files_with_different_names():
    t = BoostBuild.Tester()

    t.write("jamroot.jam", """
exe hello1 : hello1.cpp ;
exe hello2 : hello2.cpp ;
exe hello3 : hello3.cpp ;
""")
    t.write("hello1.cpp", "int main() {}")
    t.write("hello2.cpp", "int main() {}")
    t.write("hello3.cpp", "int main() {}")

    t.run_build_system(
        t.adjust_suffix("hello1.obj") + " " +
        t.adjust_suffix("hello2.obj"))
    t.expect_addition("bin/$toolset/debug/hello1.obj")
    t.expect_addition("bin/$toolset/debug/hello2.obj")
    t.expect_nothing_more()

    t.cleanup()

################################################################################
#
# test_building_multiple_files_with_the_same_name()
# -------------------------------------------------
#
################################################################################

def test_building_multiple_files_with_the_same_name():
    t = BoostBuild.Tester()

    t.write("jamroot.jam", """
exe hello : hello.cpp ;
exe hello2 : hello.cpp ;
build-project sub ;
""")
    t.write("hello.cpp", "int main() {}")
    t.write("sub/jamfile.jam", """
exe hello : hello.cpp ;
exe hello2 : hello.cpp ;
exe sub : hello.cpp ;
""")
    t.write("sub/hello.cpp", "int main() {}")

    t.run_build_system(t.adjust_suffix("hello.obj"))
    t.expect_output_line("*depends on itself*", False)
    t.expect_addition("bin/$toolset/debug/hello.obj")
    t.expect_addition("sub/bin/$toolset/debug/hello.obj")
    t.expect_nothing_more()

    t.cleanup()

################################################################################
#
# main()
# ------
#
################################################################################

test_building_file_from_specific_project()
test_building_file_from_specific_target()
test_building_missing_file_from_specific_target()
test_building_multiple_files_with_different_names()
test_building_multiple_files_with_the_same_name()


After a happy morning at school children may make use of the safe, nurturing environment during the afternoon.
Aftercare is available to parents needing a child who is a pupil of our school to be cared for in the afternoons. It is run by one of the dedicated members of staff the children come into contact with during the morning and makes for a harmonious continuation of a child's day a school.
Children must be supplied with their own lunch.


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Q: Reclaim master after unwanted merges (git) I am wondering what the best approach is to cleaning up after a merge that it turns out I didn't want.
My tree looked like this:
     F---G topic1,v1
    /     \
A---B---C---D---E master

After merging topic1,v1 into master, I realized that v1 was not the correct approach. So I created a new branch from B, and implemented v2.
At this point, there were only a few commits on master that I needed, so I cherry picked them onto the v2 branch and used update-ref to point master to this new branch.
     F---G topic1,v1
    /     \
A---B---C---D---E master
    \
     H---I topic1,v2
         \
          C---E master'

The only remaining issue was that I had already pushed master to origin. Fortunately, I'm the only dev. Since I really do want to abandon the old master, I reasoned it was okay to push --force. But I never like that, so I was wondering if there's a better way to approach this whole situation?

A: Sounds like a perfectly reasonable situation for a forced push. You are the only dev on the repo you say, so you won't need to worry about stomping out someone's work. Presumably you also understand that any feature branches that were forked off of the old, abandoned master branch's commits will be difficult to merge into the new master branch, and you've weighed it in your mind that you really do want to discard those change sets.
And in git, nothing is ever really lost, if you're worried about wanting the old commits for historical purposes. Branches are cheap; create a copy of your master branch (git checkout -B master_abandoned from the head of your original master branch) before you reset and force-push, and you'll be able to easily reference it in the future for as long as you decide to keep the branch around.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


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Q: FireBreath using external boost I'm trying to make FireBreath use of the alternative boost libraries I have on my machine.
I followed the information in the site but to no avail.
Here's what I'm getting when I run the prep script:
CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  CMakeLists.txt:94 (add_boost_library)

project dir: C:/Workspace/MyPlugin
Single project: C:/Workspace/MyPlugin
CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_filesystem

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  C:/Workspace/MyPlugin/PluginConfig.cmake:74 (add_boost_library)
  cmake/common.cmake:73 (include)
  CMakeLists.txt:125 (add_firebreath_plugin)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_filesystem
          boost_date_time

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  C:/Workspace/MyPlugin/PluginConfig.cmake:75 (add_boost_library)
  cmake/common.cmake:73 (include)
  CMakeLists.txt:125 (add_firebreath_plugin)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_filesystem
          boost_date_time
          boost_regex

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  C:/Workspace/MyPlugin/PluginConfig.cmake:76 (add_boost_library)
  cmake/common.cmake:73 (include)
  CMakeLists.txt:125 (add_firebreath_plugin)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_filesystem
          boost_date_time
          boost_regex
          boost_system

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  C:/Workspace/MyPlugin/PluginConfig.cmake:77 (add_boost_library)
  cmake/common.cmake:73 (include)
  CMakeLists.txt:125 (add_firebreath_plugin)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_filesystem
          boost_date_time
          boost_regex
          boost_system

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  C:/Workspace/MyPlugin/PluginConfig.cmake:78 (add_boost_library)
  cmake/common.cmake:73 (include)
  CMakeLists.txt:125 (add_firebreath_plugin)

Generating plugin configuration files in C:/Workspace/MyPlugin/build-2013/projects/MyPlugin/gen
Configuring C:/Workspace/MyPlugin/Win/WiX/MyPluginInstaller.wxs -> C:/Workspace/MyPlugin/build-2013/projects/MyPlugin/MyPluginInstaller.wxs
CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_system

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  cmake/common.cmake:97 (add_boost_library)
  tests/ScriptingCoreTest/CMakeLists.txt:56 (link_boost_library)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_system
          boost_date_time

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  cmake/common.cmake:97 (add_boost_library)
  tests/ScriptingCoreTest/CMakeLists.txt:57 (link_boost_library)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_system
          boost_date_time
          boost_regex

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  cmake/common.cmake:97 (add_boost_library)
  tests/ScriptingCoreTest/CMakeLists.txt:58 (link_boost_library)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_system

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  cmake/common.cmake:97 (add_boost_library)
  tests/ActiveXCoreTest/CMakeLists.txt:82 (link_boost_library)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_system
          boost_date_time

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
  Boost.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  cmake/common.cmake:111 (find_package)
  cmake/common.cmake:97 (add_boost_library)
  tests/ActiveXCoreTest/CMakeLists.txt:83 (link_boost_library)

CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake/share/cmake-3.0/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1179 (message):
  Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.

  Boost version: 1.56.0

  Boost include path: C:/Workspace/boost/boost_1_56_0

  Could not find the following static Boost libraries:

          boost_thread
          boost_chrono
          boost_system
          boost_date_time
          boost_regex

  No Boost libraries were found.  You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
  directory containing Boost libraries or BOOST_ROOT to the location of
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I had some trouble passing the parameters to the prep script, so I just modified the winprep.cmd script to:
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What am I doing wrong? I did set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR, BOOST_ROOT, and WITH_SYSTEM_BOOST but still get all these errors, which also seem to be repeating itself..
I am using these boost libraries with other projects and so I know it's working fine.
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La luciérnaga común europea (Lampyris noctiluca), también llamada popularmente como gusano de luz, es una especie de coleóptero de la familia Lampyridae. Fue descrita por primera vez por Carlos Linneo en 1767.

Lampyris noctiluca presenta un marcado dimorfismo sexual. Los machos son alados, con élitros marrones, un protórax más claro y un gran punto marrón en el medio, mientras que las hembras son larviformes, ápteras y en general más grandes que los machos (hasta unos 25 mm de longitud).

Estos escarabajos utilizan su bioluminiscencia para atraer parejas. Las hembras adultas son las que hacen popular a esta especie por su luz, aunque pueden producirla en menor grado en todas las etapas de su ciclo vital.

Distribución

El área de distribución de Lampyris noctiluca abarca desde Portugal e Irlanda en el oeste, hasta China en el este. Puede sobrevivir en latitudes muy septentrionales llegando casi hasta el círculo polar ártico.

A falta de más estudios, es posible que algunas de las citas de la península ibérica se traten en realidad de una especie próxima, la luciernaga ibérica.

Bioluminiscencia

La producción de luz es vital para la reproducción de Lampyris noctiluca. Emiten una luz verde-amarillenta a través de la parte ventral translúcida de los últimos tres segmentos abdominales. Suelen emitir luz durante unas dos horas, volviendo a esconderse hasta la siguiente noche. Las hembras pueden estar unas 10 noches consecutivas haciéndolo. Una vez encuentran compañero, dejan de emitir luz.

Los machos pueden detectar la luz hasta una distancia de unos 50 metros. La luz se emite de manera continua, a pesar de que pueden mover sus abdómenes de lado a lado, dando la impresión de modulación. Algunas larvas también pueden emitir luz, aunque dejarán de hacerlo más rápidamente que las hembras al ser perturbadas.

El insecto puede regular la producción de luz al controlar el suministro de oxígeno a las membranas que contienen la luciferina. La luciferina está catalizada por la enzima luciferasa en una reacción química en la que sólo alrededor del 2% es de la energía se pierde en forma de calor.

Los machos utilizan el brillo de la luz como un indicador de fecundidad de la hembra. Los machos vuelan con más probabilidad hacia una hembra más brillante, debido a que suele ser más grande y tener más huevos. Debido a esto, las hembras compiten entre sí por los apareamientos.

Los machos también pueden ser atraídos por las luces de origen antrópico.

El periodo más propicio para visualizar la bioluminiscencia de esta especie son los anocheceres de junio y julio.

Hábitat
Habitualmente se encuentran en praderas, especialmente en suelos calizos. Las larvas suelen vivir bajo rocas o madera.

Ciclo vital

Una vez las hembras han atraído los machos con su luz, se aparean, ponen huevos y mueren. Típicamente, ponen entre 50 y 100 huevos a lo largo de tres días. Suelen poner los huevos en lugares húmedos como en la base de hierbas o entre el musgo.

Los huevos son amarillo pálido, de 1 mm de ancho. Tardan en eclosionar entre 14 y 45 días dependiendo de la temperatura: cuanto más frío, más tardan en eclosionar.

Las larvas y las hembras adultas son muy similares, pero las larvas tienen puntos luminosos en cada uno de sus 12 segmentos, mientras que las hembras adultas tienen el dorso completamente oscuro.

Las larvas depredadoras se alimentan durante dos o tres años de babosas y caracoles a los que inyectan un fluido tóxico y digestivo. El veneno tarda un tiempo en hacer efecto y la larva debe ser cuidadosa para no quedar atrapada en el moco protector que su presa pueda segregar. La presa queda gradualmente paralizada y el fluido digestivo la va convirtiendo en un caldo marrón que la larva ya puede lamer.

Las babosas y los caracoles pueden llegar a pesar 200 veces más que la larva. Las larvas son nocturnas y son más activas en condiciones de humedad, cuando sus presas también están más activas.

Las larvas mudan cuatro a cinco veces a lo largo de sus vidas. Pasan el los meses fríos hibernando escondidas bajo piedras, madrea u hojarasca bajo registros, piedras, agujeros de madera, o camada de hoja. Despiertan en primavera, repitiendo este ciclo uno o dos años más.

Se convierten en adultos entre mayo a julio, sobreviviendo gracias a las reservas que acumularon como larvas, muriendo después de reproducirse.

Amenazas
Las amenazas a esta especie incluye la destrucción y fragmentación de su hábitat, la contaminación lumínica, el abandono de la ganadería tradicional y el cambio climático.

Véase también
 Anexo:Lampíridos de la península ibérica y Baleares

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Gusanos de luz. ¿Has visto una luciérnaga?

Taxones descritos por Carlos Linneo
Lampyridae
Coleópteros de la península ibérica

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Q: A more formal but intuitive understanding (on a definition) of a group action We know that a symmetric group $S_n$ acts on the set $\{1, 2,\ldots, n\}$.
The definition of an action of a group $G$ on a set $S$ is a function $G\times S\to S$ such that:
1) $e\ast s=s$
2) $g'\ast(g\ast s)=(g'g)\ast s$
My questions are:

*

*The operation $\ast$ in the context of the action of symmetric group on the set of $\{1, 2,\ldots, n\}$ is the normal operation of a function to the input. For example the transposition $(12)$ acts on the set $\{1, 2, 3\}$ and result in $\{2, 1, 3\}$.
But when we have the second point in the definition $g'\ast g$ means a composition of function $g$ with $g'$.
The set $G$ is a group of functions but the set $S$ is a set of elements, certainly $g\ast g'$ means differently to $g\ast s$.
Am I correct?

*How can we make sense of the definition?

*In the Algebra book by Artin, it is mentioned that a group operation (or action) is more general than an automorphism, how can we understand this? How can we relate a group action to a group automorphism?
Thanks for the explanation and helps!

A: For your first question if we write the axiom like so
$$g' \ast (g \ast s) = (g'\bullet g) \ast s$$
then $\ast$ is the action of $G$ on $S$, so the left operand to $\ast$ is an element of $G$, the right operand of $\ast$ is an element of $S$, and the result of the operation $\ast$ is an element of $S$.  On the other hand $\bullet$ is the group operation, it's multiplication in the group $G$.  So both the left and right operands as well as the result of the operation $\bullet$ are elements of the group $G$.
Basically this axiom just says that if you write down something like $g'gs$ then that expression is not ambiguous because it doesn't matter if you "multiply" $g$ and $s$ first or if you multiply $g'$ and $g$ first.
For your second question I'm afraid you'll have to be more specific, I'm not sure what you're asking.
Finally, for the third question, I haven't read Artin so I'm not sure exactly what he means, but here is one way in which actions of groups on a set are more general than just automorphisms of that set.  If $\ast$ is an action $G \times S \to S$ then for any element $g \in G$ the map $S \to S$ defined by $s \mapsto g\ast s$ is an automorphism of $S$.  Call this automorphism $\phi_g$, so $\phi_g(s) = g\ast s$.  Now we can define a homomorphism $G \to \mathrm{Aut}(S)$ by $g \mapsto \phi_g$.  So every action $G \times S \to S$ gives a homomorphism $G \to \mathrm{Aut}(S)$.  Conversely, if $\Phi\colon G \to \mathrm{Aut}(S)$ is a homomorphism then we can define an action $G \times S \to S$ by $(g, s) \mapsto \Phi(g)(s)$.  So actions of $G$ on $S$ are equivalent to homomorphisms $G \to \mathrm{Aut}(S)$.  Automorphisms of $S$ always act on $S$ and this action $\mathrm{Aut}(S) \times S \to S$ corresponds to the identity map $\mathrm{Aut}(S) \to \mathrm{Aut}(S)$ and this is why actions are more general, it allows you to work with more groups than just automorphism groups and more homomorphisms than just identity maps.

A: *

*If you look closely to 2), it is never written $g'*g$, it is written $(g'g)*s$ or $g'*(g*s)$, that is you always write "element of the group $ G$" * "element of the set $S$". When you want to multiply two elements of the group you just write $gg'$ or $g.g'$.

*I am not sure if this what you are looking for but let's say this. Anytime a group $G$ acts on $S$ you can always acts as $g$ was an element of $Sym(S)$ and then the action just becomes the usual action of $Sym(S)$ on $S$ (that is you have a composition law for the group and an action by evaluation). We can translate this rigorously by saying that an action is exactly given by a group morphism $\rho$ :
$$\rho: G\rightarrow Sym(S) $$
$$g\mapsto [\rho(g):s\mapsto g*s]$$

*I see a way to understand this remark (it might be wrong). In the case $S=H$ is also a group. Then we see that (by what I have already said), this is equivalent to have a group morphism :

$$\rho: G\rightarrow Sym(H) $$
If it happens that the image of $\rho$ is contained in $Aut(H)\subset Sym(H)$ then the action of $G$ on $H$ respects the law group on $H$ turning $H$ into some kind of non-commutative $G$-module. In this case we say that $G$ acts by automorphisms on $H$, in general it might happen that the action is not by automorphisms even if $H$ is not a group.

A: Consider the action of $G$ on $S$ to be a function $ f: G \times  S \to S$. For each $g \in G$ we define a function  $g* :S \to S$ , by $g*(s)=f(g,s)$ , but we write $g*s$ for $g*(s)$.The conditions on  $f$  are that $ s=e*s=f(e,s)$ and that  $g'* (g*s)= f(g',f(g,s))=f(g'g,s)=(g'g)*s$. Logically we should say that this means $g'*(g*)=(g'g)*$ but we  sometimes write  $g'*g=(g'g)*$......... An automorphism of a group $G$ is a bijection $ A:g \to G$ with $A(g'g)=A(g')A(g)$ for  all $g',g \in G$. We may define an action $f_A : (G \times S) \to S$ by choosing $S=G$ and $f_A(g,s)=f(g)s$.(Example.Let G=Q (the rationals) with addition being the group operation. For $S=R$ (the reals) let $ f^{(1)} (q,r)=q+r$ and $f^{(2)} (q,r)= 2 q+r$. Theses are actions of $Q$ on $  R$. Let $ A(q)=2 q$ for $ q \in Q$.Then $ A $ is an automorphism and $f_A(q,s)=2 q+s$ for $q,s \in Q$.


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Resolving property disputes following separation – is there a quick, just and cheap option?
Posted on 19/07/2017 by Sue Armstrong PhD
Most Australian jurisdictions aim to facilitate the just, quick and cheap resolution of civil disputes. The High Court has affirmed that 'speed and efficiency, in the sense of minimum delay and expense, are seen as essential to a just resolution of the proceedings.'[1] Non-litigious dispute resolution is frequently advocated as the most appropriate means to achieve these sometimes conflicting objectives.
The availability of cost effective, quick and fair ways to resolve any disagreements about how to distribute shared assets (and liabilities) is important for many separating families, and also for the broader community. Research has consistently shown that separation can be a key predictor of financial disadvantage and falling living standards for many women and the children in their primary care. Financial stress experienced by either parent is likely to affect the whole family, and money and capacity to parent effectively are closely connected. While the financial concerns of each family following separation will vary according to their assets and specific needs, many will have urgent questions about Centrelink entitlements, child support obligations, debt management, capacity to manage two households, and information about how they should go about dividing their assets. It is often very difficult for people to know where to start to find answers to these questions.
While many separated families don't have much to distribute (about 60% have less than $40,000 of assets), 40% will sort things out by discussion, 30% will use lawyers, 4% will rely on mediation, 7% will have the matter decided by courts, and the 20% remaining will not use any particular process.[2] This means a significant number will seek, and more may need, some kind of professional or service assistance. Cheap, quick, and simple options that achieve fair outcomes are important as it can be extraordinarily expensive, and may take up to three years, for parties to litigate a matter in a family court.[3] Litigation is also emotionally exhausting for all involved, and research indicates the emotional impact on children increases with the length of time spent in court proceedings.
DIY aside, there are few 'cheap' service options. A single session advice by a family lawyer may cost between $400 and $800, and thousands of dollars if more assistance is required. There is not a nationally consistent approach by Legal Aid Commissions, and funding is rarely granted to resolve property disputes, but may be possible if connected to disputes about children. Community legal centres may provide free legal advice in relation to family property disputes, and assist parties to initiate or finalise documents, and specialist CLCs provide assistance with child support.
Unlike disputes about the care of children following separation, there is no enforceable requirement to attempt to resolve property disputes before filing a court application. There are pre-action obligations which parties are required to follow before starting a family law property case, including full disclosure of financial matters, and making attempts to resolve the dispute quickly using dispute resolution methods to avoid legal action and limit costs. Lawyers are obliged to advise clients in relation to these options. However, it seems that most people do not comply with the pre-action procedures, and costs orders are rarely made against parties who fail to follow them.[4]
There is no government-funded system to facilitate the resolution of family property disputes, in the way that the 65 Australian Family Relationship Centres (FRCs) provide (largely) free family dispute resolution (FDR) to assist agreement about children. This possibility was mooted in 2010, but the Commonwealth Attorney General did not proceed with it. Given the close connection between parenting and financial matters, is it unfortunate that it did not, or that resources were not provided to support other agencies to assist with financial matters following separation.
Some commentators have suggested introducing pre-filing FDR for property would have put 'the cart before the horse' and may have been dangerous without also providing a wider a range of services and options to assist separating parents to fairly negotiate financial issues. The options they recommended included 'access to a range of professional assistance, including … financial counselling, information and advice (including legal advice) in relation to the range of financial matters affecting them (Centrelink benefits, child support responsibilities and property division [including their financial disclosure obligations]), along with appropriately trained FDRPs to conduct financial dispute resolution, lawyer assisted FDR if appropriate, and legal advice and assistance prior or during FDR, and in relation to formalising their arrangements.'[5]
Some FRCs now assist parties to resolve, or at least to narrow the issues in property disputes, and some community agencies are funded to provide FDR for property at minimal or a sliding scale cost (generally less than $1000 shared between the parties, excluding legal advice). There is scope however, for expanding these services to separating families. The Law Society of NSW administers a Family Law Settlement Service which mediates property disputes that have already been filed in a Family Court and reached the post-conciliation conference stage, for about $2000, excluding legal fees.
Mediating property disputes may be simple and relatively quick, depending on the complexity of the parties' assets, liabilities and needs. As a facilitative process, it may also provide parties with more certainty and control and assist them to tailor outcomes to meet the needs of their family members. All family mediations are required to be conducted by accredited FDR practitioners or mediators, who are obliged to ensure procedural fairness in facilitating agreement. The substantive fairness of the outcomes of these processes is discussed below. Collaborative processes also support parties to make interest based decisions and is generally less cost that court proceedings.
Determinative processes, such as arbitration, have recently experienced a revival, although this option has been available to parties for 25 years. Arbitration may provide parties with finality and greater certainty about legal costs and processes, and choice about who arbitrates, and thus assist them to move on with their lives. Parties may also have some control over the arbitration process and may elect to dispense with the rules of evidence, and the arbitrator must ensure procedural fairness. Recent reforms to the rules governing family law arbitration require full and frank disclosure, and permit arbitrators to compel witnesses and the production of evidence. Arbitrators must be family law specialists and be accredited. They are required to provide written reasons in accordance with the Family Law Act 1975, and these are appealable or may be set aside.[6]
Evaluative processes are also available, such as where a senior family lawyer conducts a neutral evaluation and provides recommendations to parties about a possible outcome or elements of the dispute. Parties who commence litigation will also be required to attend a conciliation conference or case management conference presided over by a registrar who will advise about likely outcomes.
The extent to which family law informal processes and agreements are fair or just is moot. The empirical evidence indicates that the type of process or type of agreement parties reach does not affect the substantive outcome. Property outcomes are more likely to be influenced by the size of the asset pool, the length of the marriage, the dynamics of separation, whether violence is present, care of children and perceptions of guilt.[7] Parties' views about the fairness of the division of domestic or household property assets depends on whether they think that their contribution to these assets was reflected in the final outcome and who has care of the children. Whether such outcomes are also substantively fair is uncertain. The outcomes of informal processes often treat the division of family business assets differently to domestic assets, and fail to reflect the opportunity cost of caring for children, in contrast to the outcomes of more formalised or assisted processes which more closely reflect legislative requirements to consider these matters.[8]
In conclusion, there are a range of options that can assist separating couples to divide their joint property, but not all are quick, simple or cheap. The extent to which parties will achieve just resolution depends on a range of factors not necessarily tied to the type of process they use. Whilst the dispute resolution process chosen may minimise some of the financial difficulties and uncertainties families face at separation, such processes also need to be anchored in a broader range of inexpensive, accessible and consistent financial information and advice services, as a critical first step.
[1] Aon Risk Services Australia Limited v Australian National University (2009) 239 CLR 175.
[2] Lixua Qu, et al, Post Separation Parenting, Property and Relationship Dynamics after Five Years, AIFS, 2014, 99.
[3] Patrick Parkinson reported that among 80 separated parents he researched over 5 years, 12 reported legal costs of '$100,000 or more just for themselves, with the highest estimate being between $450,000 and $500,000.' Although these costs primarily resulted from disputing about children, many families were disputing about both children and property. Patrick Parkinson, et al, 'The Need for Reality Testing in Relocation Cases' (2010) 44 Family Law Quarterly 1, cited in Patrick Parkinson 'Can There Ever Be Affordable Family Law?' Current Legal Issues Seminar, Supreme Court of Queensland, Brisbane, 9th May 2017.
[4] Belinda Fehlberg, et al, 'Pre-filing Family Dispute Resolution for financial disputes: Putting the cart before the horse?' (2010) 16 Journal of Family Studies 197–208; Justice Robert McClelland, 'Expectations and opportunities for dispute resolution in family law property cases.' Presentation to Resolution Institute NSW, 27 April 2017.
[5] Fehlberg, ibid.
[6] Patrick Parkinson, 'Arbitration in Family Property Proceedings: Exploring the Potential' (2016) 21 Law Society of NSW Journal 78-79; McClelland, above note 4.
[7] Qu, above n 2, 105; Belinda Fehlberg, et al, 'Parenting Arrangements, Child Support and Property Settlement: Exploring the Connections' (2010) 24 Australian Journal of Family Law 214.
[8] Grania Sheehan & Jody Hughes, 'The division of matrimonial property in Australia: What is a fair settlement?' (2000) 55 Family Matters 28.
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Sue Armstrong is an Adjunct Professor in the School of Law, Western Sydney University, Australia. She is an accredited Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, mediator, conflict coach and a collaborative practice coach. She has published, researched and taught about family dispute resolution. She also supports people to separate compassionately in her family mediation practice Armstrong Mediation.
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2 thoughts on "Resolving property disputes following separation – is there a quick, just and cheap option?"
Dr Olivia Rundle on 19/07/2017 at 10:44 am said:
Thank you for this post Sue, your acknowledgement of the influence that financial settlements have on parenting is so important. Some additional thoughts from me building from yours:
1. Speed – the timing of final financial settlement is going to affect the long term fairness for the parties. Often at least one of a separated couple is both needing urgent resolution of immediate financial needs and lacks emotional capacity to make wise long term decisions. Fairness might be better achieved by resolving urgent financial needs on a short term basis to allow everyone in the family time to adjust (including trialling new parenting arrangements) before tackling the big property settlement issue. Speedy final resolution may therefore not be desirable. This kind of staged decision making process can be supported by dispute resolution processes.
2. Quantum – The average separating couple who need to negotiate how to divide $40K of assets (or those who need to negotiate division of net debt) may need the most careful dispute resolution processes. The consequences of the way that sum will be divided will be of enormous significance to those people. Their capacity to "recover" from the financial consequences of separation may be much more limited than those who divide a larger pool, in terms of income earning capacity. Bridgette Toy-Cronin gave an excellent presentation at this year's Civil Justice Research and Teaching Forum that highlighted the way the significance of small quantum legal claims tend to be minimised, when in reality they are often far more significant to the parties involved than big money claims.
3. Perceptions of fairness – You raise such an interesting point about perceptions of fairness in consensual outcomes of property settlements. Most of us have heard non-legally informed views about what people expect will be a fair division of property following separation. Inevitably people's perceptions of fairness will be influenced by cultural factors including the prioritisation of traditional men's work (financial contribution to family) and the minimisation of traditional women's work (non-financial and care-giving contributions to family). Many negotiations outside legal dispute resolution frameworks settle on the basis of other things you mentioned, such as guilt, need to be safe from violence, size of the property pool, dynamics of separation, but I suggest also privileging of financial contributions to family in people's perceptions of fairness. I still remember from practice the many primary carers and home-makers who baulked at the idea that they would "take any of his Super" even though on application of family law they would be both entitled to a division of superannuation and such a division would make a significant difference to their future lives.
Middle aged single women are a growing sector of homeless people (see for example https://probonoaustralia.com.au/news/2016/11/homelessness-older-australian-women-sleeping-giant/). This trend could, in part, highlight the long term risks of hurried, overly self-sacrificing property settlements in a context of urgency and/or danger. Your post highlights how important it is that the family law dispute resolution system grapples with the messy problem of supporting fair resolution of property settlements in a timely, well informed, principled and yet also self-determining manner. We must respect people's right to reach agreement on terms that they are comfortable with, however, we must also surely support them to take the time to consider the long term financial consequences of proposed agreements.
Dr Susan Armstrong on 19/07/2017 at 2:44 pm said:
Thank you Olivia for your thoughtful response, and for several ideas I hadn't considered or included.
Re speed – I agree parties may well lack emotional capacity to fairly negotiate, when they are the leaver, who may feel guilty, or those who are unsafe, and who may concede too much, or the left who is still reeling emotionally from the separation and may want to (unrealistically) hold onto solid assets like the home which may also have a profound emotional significance. I know examples of each. I also think many may trade-off entitlements for finality, especially if they are wanting to move on with life, or a new partner. But I agree that the dust needs to settle so that everyone's financial needs are clearer. The 3 year time wait in eastern states for litigation in family courts is far too long however, and will fritter assets. The extension to Local Courts of a larger quantum family law jurisdiction, soon to be reality, might ease the delays. I agree that staged DR provides a more consensual and appropriate framework.
Re quantum – excellent point. I think the management of debt is also critical. The challenge is finding the free or low cost assistance to understand how to do this prudently. The suggestions made by Fehlberg et al provide a useful starting point.
Re fairness – yes, I agree that community norms that under-value homemaker contributions (and the opportunity cost of these) and privilege financial contributions, and which may also exclude non domestic or business assets, creates a real challenge about achieving substantively fair outcomes. This is particularly so if at least 60% of separated couples DIY or don't use services. I think this point was made well by submissions by National CLCs in the 1990s opposing the proposed introduction of 50/50 starting point for property distribution. At the time CLCs also said that a key issue was assisting people to fairly distribute debt.
We still have a long way to go. Glad to be discussing it!


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I used Dependency Walker program to find missing .dll but program showed me a lot of missing .dll. How can I add all dll to my exe.
I am using community version. Is there a reason? or I am doing another mistake.
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A: I used this website "https://wiki.qt.io/Deploy_an_Applicstacation_on_Windows" step by step and I changed inside the qt.conf file as
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and then my .exe run Thanks for helping

A: You can simply copy the missing DLLs from the Qt install directory (on Windows is usually C:/Qt/4.10.2/...). On other PCs the procedure is the same, copy all the dependencies in the .exe folder (DLLs, plugins, translations...); also, side node, when deploying applications you should build the software in release mode!
With the WinDeploy tool, you can prepare a package to be shipped combining the output with QtInstallerFramework or InnoSetup to create an installer!
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Q: masonry (macy.js) doesnt work with ie 11. It works after triggering "inspect mode" I'm using macy.js. When I'm trying to run my site on IE11 element with masonry doesn't work, but when I turn on and off "inspect element" magic becomes and suddenly it does work. Any idea how to trigger it right after website loads?
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A: I have just figured this out - maybe this would be helpfull for others. All I needed to do was adding a line of code which is recalculating method when images are loaded, method from documentation:
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Whilst on board Saga Ruby we discussed the possibility of visiting Saga Pearl II.Ross Furlong and other members of Saga's management team stated that they would be happy to welcome us aboardSaga Pearl II.
Saga Pearl II was due to berth alongside the Cruise Terminal at Harwich International Port at approximately 13:00.Harry and Gavin arrived just before 13:00 in order to watch the ship arrive. Arriving with no or very few passengers on board a complete ship load of new passengers were due to embark the vessel along with a number of newly embarking crew members too, which can be seen watching the ship arrive in some of our photos.
Before entering the Cruise Terminal and collecting their passes from the Passes Office, as always Harrywas keen to get a photograph unveiling his drawing outside the Cruise Terminal with the ship behind. As always it attracted a little bit of attention from onlookers on the quayside.
Having collected their passes from the Passes Office, Harry and Gavin made their way through the security checks in the Cruise Terminal, before making their way along the passenger boarding gangway. Before stepping aboard Saga Pearl II they were met by Terry Wiseman, Hotel Purchasing Managerwho introduced himself to both Harry and Gavin and escorted them along the remainder of the gangway on to Saga Pearl II. Once on board Terry took Harry and Gavin to the navigation bridge.
Following the drawing presentation on the bridge, Harry and Gavin were invited to tour the ship. Terryescorted Harry and Gavin back to the Reception on A Deck, where he asked them to wait whilst he found someone to guide them around the ship. Whilst they waited Terry also gave Harry one of the ship's plaque as a gift from Captain Alistair McLundie. A few moments later Kelly Conway, Cruise Staff came to meet Harry and Gavin and started their guided tour.
Making their way into the Discovery Lounge at the bow of the ship on the Promenade Deck, Harry andGavin were warmly welcomed and seated. Newly embarking passengers were treated to a wonderful selection of sandwiches, cakes and pastries.


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Philadelphia has a reputation of honoring fallen war veterans from an array of different wars. Some of the more notable memorials consist of the, Doughboys World War One Memorial at 2nd and Spring Garden streets, the Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial located on Front Street between Spruce and Delancey streets and the African American War Memorial across the street from the Franklin Institute.
In 1955, another memorial was erected. The Tezzi-Reitz Veterans Memorial in Port Richmond is a special memorial to the surrounding neighborhood.
"The V.F.W. Post that erected it has been gone for more than 20 years and any member has since passed away," said local resident Bill Mason.
Mason is one of many members in the community assisting in keeping the memorial up to snuff. Over the years, the group has planted trees and put in wood chips to better fill in the area. He is in charge of a Facebook group, "Friends of Tezzi-Reitz Vets Memorial," which keeps the members involved and informed about progress with the memorial and the most recent cleanups. There will be one last cleanup at the site, before going on a hiatus until spring 2016.
"He's done an awesome job keeping the monument beautiful," said Tom O'Brien, past Commander of Post 152 and currently facilitates the annual Memorial Day ceremonies onsite.
Post 152 and the rest of the community do a great job of giving their support during these ceremonies.
The next Memorial Day ceremony may be the last one at this site, though. Due to the lack of space, and the city wanting to utilize the area to the best of their ability, something else will replace the Tezzi-Reitz Veteran's Memorial in the near future.
"Things are also pretty quiet for us because the Philadelphia Water Department is busy planning a rain garden installation at this location that will begin this time next year with an estimated completion date of spring 2017," said Mason.
The Philadelphia Water Department has already met with the group and outlined the next steps in making the area into a rain garden. Some members are saddened to see this transformation but many of them are complying and understanding how the area will be better utilized.
"The entire center will be converted into the rain garden starting from the south side of the garden area around the memorial following the natural shape of the triangle," said Mason on the group's Facebook about the upcoming plans.
The Tezzi-Reitz Memorial was erected 60 years ago in remembrance of fallen heroes from V.F.W. Post 250. While the area where the memorial was erected may not have been large, the impact has been monumental.
Mason, along with the rest of the community who help with cleanups, will continue to make sure that the lives and the Tezzi-Reitz Memorial, are not a forgotten one.
– Text and images by Michael Zahn.


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Includes Every Time I Die, Nekrogoblikon, and more. The post The Last-Ever Warped Tour: Line-Up Officially Announced appeared first on MetalSucks.
MetalSucks Presents: Gigan's "Undulating Waves Across North America" 2018 Tour!
The interplanetary, sci-fi-inspired, technical death metallers will be hitting the road with Sunless in support. The post MetalSucks Presents: Gigan's "Undulating Waves Across North America" 2018 Tour! appeared first on MetalSucks.
Like Nocturnal-era Black Dahlia Murder with an extra dose of weirdness. The post Nekrogoblikon's New Song is Bonkers appeared first on MetalSucks.
For fans of: Neurosis, Cult of Luna and The Dillinger Escape Plan. The post Will Haven Blow Their Own "Winds of Change" on Noisy New Track appeared first on MetalSucks.
Stone Free Festival is returning for a third year in 2018 with a blockbuster line-up.
The tech-death supergroup has gotten a bit more gnarly this time around. The post Alkaloid's New Jam "Azagthoth" is a De Facto Tribute to Morbid Angel appeared first on MetalSucks.
Over 2,800 Metal CDs on Sale for as Low as $4 for March is Metal Month!
Albums by Slipknot, Killswitch Engage, Lamb of God, Pantera, Mastodon, Judas Priest, Death, Van Halen and many, many more! The post Over 2,800 Metal CDs on Sale for as Low as $4 for March is Metal Month! appeared first on MetalSucks.
Rush have been bestowed with the honour of having three new species of microbe found in the guts of termites named after them.
Floridian heavy metallers Tremonti will grace the UK this summer for five headline shows.
Arrakis or Tatooine or Mid-World? It doesn't make any difference what desert, it's completely hypothetical. The post Album Review: The Sword's Used Future appeared first on MetalSucks.
Ahead of tickets going on sale tomorrow, The Rolling Stones have added an extra show to their UK stadium tour.
The nominees for the 2018 Grammy Awards have been unveiled this afternoon (28th November).


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Jaco Bouwer's first feature starts with great visuals and effective suspense but gets lost in a a hallucinogenic mess that promises more than it delivers.
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James Ashcroft's 'family terrorised in the wilderness' horror is much more than it seems, revealing layers that explore human frailty and New Zealand's dark past.
Day 29: A film that always makes me cry
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Train to Busan (2016)
A South Korean zombie epic might not be everyone's first choice but I have yet to get through this without crying in two particular scenes.
Day 28: My favourite non-English language film
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Let the Right One In (2008)
This one was a hard one to decide. There are a few that I've already listed for other prompts and I was going to choose Yiorgos Lanthimos's The Lobster (2015) until I realised it's in English (duh!). It came down to exquisite Swedish vampire film Let the Right One In or astounding Estonian B&W In the Crosswind (Risttuules) (2014).
Day 9: The scariest film I've seen
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Paranormal Activity (2007)
Usually scary films don't scare me for long as I think I maintain an emotional disconnect just to protect myself from being genuinely freaked out. Some are just horrible – Wolf Creek (2005) put ideas and images into my head that I wish I could unsee – and some get let down by the ending where the horror unmasked is less frightening than my imagination promised – Hereditary (2018) is an example of this .
I watched Paranormal Activity one night at home with my partner and he, as often happens, got tired and went to bed before the end. The story is about a young couple who move into a new house where there is a demonic presence. It's shown only through footage from a camera set up in their bedroom and so there is a lot of suspense created by what happens outside of the room that we can't see but also what happens while they are asleep that we can see.
It's one of the few movies that, when it ended, I was scared to walk around my quiet, dark house. I experienced something similar when I watched The Blair Witch Project (1999) for the first time recently. It had the same video camera footage technique and an evil that was potentially demonic and those final scenes really stuck with me. I can see how Paranormal Activity might have been influenced by it (and the long term impact it has had on the horror genre).
What's the scariest film you've seen, particularly as an adult?
Coming Next: Day 10: Your favourite Australian film
Day 7: My favourite black and white film
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A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014)
There are so many B&W films that I love but this Iranian feminist vampire Western is pitch perfect for me. The debut of British-born Ana Lily Amirpour, it has a killer soundtrack, haunting visuals and an understated narrative of love and redemption in an Iranian ghost town. The soundtrack is perfect for late night long distance driving.
Read about it here on IMDb and, if you have a Kanopy account, it's currently available to stream.
What's your favourite black and white film? Is it a classic like The Philadelphia Story (1940) or something more contemporary?
Coming Next: Day 8: Your favourite animation feature film
Day 6: A sequel that's as good as the original
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No surprises with this one, although it was a toss up with Terminator 2 and Mad Max 2. All three were successful first films, improved by a higher budget for their sequel and let down by each next film as a revolving door of directors tried in vain to capture what made them great.
I love the original Alien (1979) with all its low-budget suspense and scares. Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) is a strong heroine in a world of men although it was the 70s so director Ridley Scott had to have her menaced whilst wearing skimpy underwear. With Aliens, James Cameron allowed her to unapologetically take charge and, although it was as the ferocious mother trope, it was (and still is) exhilarating for this twenty-something year old to watch.
Coming Next: Day 7: Your favourite black and white film
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Like Hereditary (2018), his first feature, Ari Aster's follow up hipster horror is sumptuous and engaging but ultimately disappointing. Continue reading →
Colour Out of Space (2019)
Nicolas Cage, you seem to have made your way out the other side of the Hollywood leading man stereotype and into something rather delightful. Continue reading →
Cloverfield (2008)
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Who knew that I liked zombie/rampaging monster/apocalyptic movies so much? Cloverfield takes a Blair Witch approach to a story of an unnamed monster that attacks Manhattan. Continue reading →
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You won't like ABC if they get angry, after the network announced that it is in the 'very early stages' of developing of a live action adaptation of the popular comic book superhero 'The Incredible Hulk' as a new series. Still in the developmental stages, most of the staffing team, such as a writer, still need to be found.
The creators of the original comics, Marvel Comics, who were purchased by ABC parent company Disney in 2009 for $4 billion, began their silver screen push in June when they launched Marvel Television, Where adapting their comics to TV shows seems to be the primary objective, with their famed giant green anger machine being a priority target. It is unknown as to what the series will be about, but it might look to include the origins of the character, where a scientist is affected by gamma radiation, and uncontrollably turns into his green alter-ego whenever he 'gets angry'.
The series will not be unfamiliar with the live-action process, having previously been shown as a live action TV series, which starred Lou Ferrigno as the title character on CBS from 1978-82. The character has also starred in 6 TV movies and 2 separate CGI movie attempts (2003, 2008).
The Hulk will be the second headline comic book hero to get a primetime series next season, following DC Comics character Wonder Woman.
I guess Disney figured since they don't have rights to make any of the big-name movies for a while (Spider-Man, X-Men, Avengers), they'll take a h& at one of the few superhero series that was successful. The question now remains of who will play the big green guy?


It will setup for the junior program of "Kertphet".
On this Tuesday of 2nd August in 2016, Onechainoi Singplapaknoi or the well-known boxer with small size is ready to fight with another excellent one with small size named Palangphob Ph. Muengphet. Besides, he used to fight with the great performance ones. Thus, in this match the head of the boxing camp is really confident in the form of this boxer to be the winner of this match easily.
For Suek Kertphet to fight for the small size couple ones, it shouldn't miss for watching these couple ones at Lumphinee Ramintra boxing stadium ; namely, the first one or Offside Huarongnamkhaeng fighting with Sanchainoi Singbansrang following by the second one or Onechainoi Singplapaknoi fighting with Palangphob Ph. Muengphet and the third one or Khomphet Sitsarawatsia fighting with Khomphai Mahachaiphattana. In addition, now Dabwithee Chaingam or the head boxing camp or the father of Onechainoi has revealed that in this match the Muay Thai fans should come to cheer up for Onechainoi much because of his good practicing and training at Banplapaknoi in Nakornphanom province. Then, it shouldn't be the problem for him although his couple one or Palangphob is the knee boxer because he has fought with the greater performance ones before.
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CIO East Africa, hosted the Africa Cloud Summit in Nairobi Kenya. The Africa Cloud Summit was a two day event that ran from 15th – 16th March 2016.
The event was targeted at the C-suite and seeked to take them through the trends, create awareness on what is happening in the industry and also notify them of some cloud solutions that have been implemented to better businesses. The Summit also helped C-level executives on the continent better understand the true capabilities of cloud computing and the transformational opportunities it can bring.
The event came at a time when cloud experts predict that cloud adoption will accelerate faster in 2017 as enterprises seek to gain efficiencies as they scale their compute resources to better serve customers.


Meet our new Realtor on the team in Detroit Lakes!
We are thrilled to announce that we have our own Red Shoed Realtor on the Ryan Hanson Homes Team at Keller Williams Realty Professionals! Please help us welcome Kayla Kostrzewski-Ulschmid! We already have absolutely enjoyed working with this rock star and we can't wait for you to get to know her as well. If you are wanting to buy or sell a home in the Detroit Lakes area, she is the BEST! Stay tuned… This lady is going to paint the town RED.
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Dental Hygiene students offer free dental services
Posted on Friday, January 22, 2021 by Dawn Zimmer
MESA, Arizona – Jan 22, 2021 -- Mesa Community College Dental Hygiene students seek individuals for complimentary oral health screenings on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021 at the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health, 5855 E. Still Circle in Mesa. Appointments are available at 9 and 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. and may be made by calling 480-248-8195.
Ideal screening candidates are individuals who have not received dental health care for three years or longer or who have been diagnosed with dental health issues. Screenings are not comprehensive exams and treatment will not be provided during the event. Although the screening is complimentary, those selected as patients for the program will be charged for the customized oral health care services provided.
Screening participants must agree to have a full set of x-rays taken. Copies of x-rays may be purchased for $20 and picked up the following week during hygiene clinic hours: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays.
"Dental hygiene students only progress in their education through the participation of community members through events such as this. The students' clinical requirements state that care must be provided for individuals who have been diagnosed with periodontal (gum) disease and never had it treated, have been told they need a deep-scale cleaning, or have other dental hygiene issues such as puffy and bleeding gums," said Debi Sparks, director of the MCC Dental Hygiene Program.
Some participants will be invited to participate as patients in the MCC Dental Hygiene program receiving personalized fee-for-service care provided by MCC Dental Hygiene students. Students provide quality care using the latest technology in comfortable surroundings at fees less than most private dental practices. All patient care is provided under the supervision of licensed dental hygienists and supervising dentists.
The Mesa Community College Dental Hygiene Clinic provides a full range of dental hygiene services offered during convenient evening hours at the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health Clinic. To schedule an appointment outside of this screening event, please contact the clinic at 480-248-8195.
Additional information about the MCC Dental Hygiene Program and the dental clinic is available online at mesacc.edu/dental.
Media contact: Dawn Zimmer, dawn.zimmer@mesacc.edu or 480-461-7892
The MCC Dental Hygiene Program offers a rigorous and intensive science orientated program and is accredited by the American Dental Association's (ADA) Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA). Dental hygienists traditionally provide preventive and therapeutic oral health care to patients in a dentist- supervised work setting. Career opportunities are available in private dental offices and clinics, nursing homes, schools, post-secondary institutions, public health, research, and in private business. Students successfully completing the Dental Hygiene program at MCC will prepare individuals for the necessary licensure requirements and are eligible to take the written and clinical exams necessary to obtain licensure in any state in the US. MCC offers a Dental Hygiene clinic open to the public at the A.T. Still University Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health's "state-of-the-art" facility in Mesa. A full range of comprehensive dental hygiene services are available at fees less than most private dental practices. The Dental Hygiene clinic sees patients from late August through mid-May of each year. All patient clinical work is supervised by professional dental hygienists and supervising dentists. For more information, visit https://www.mesacc.edu/programs/dental-hygiene.
Mesa Community College is nationally recognized as an Aspen Prize Top 150 U.S. Community College and is known for service learning, career and technical programs, civic engagement and innovative approaches to education. For more than 50 years, the college has served as a resource for career readiness, transfer education, workforce development and lifelong learning. Host to more than 30,000 students annually, MCC offers degree and certificate programs at its two campuses, additional locations and a combination of online formats. Through Guided Pathways with Integrated Support Services and a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, MCC is transforming how it champions student success, college completion, university transfer and career attainment and advancement. MCC is a Hispanic Serving Institution and nearly 50% of its students are the first in their families to attend college. Its American Indian Institute serves students from the 22 federally recognized tribes of Arizona as well as out-of-state tribes. MCC has the largest indigenous student population of all the Maricopa Community Colleges. The diverse student body includes more than 300 international students from 55 countries. Award-winning faculty are dedicated to student success, providing the education and training that empowers MCC students to successfully transfer to a university or compete in the workforce. Located in the East Valley of Phoenix, Arizona, on the traditional territories of the O'odham, Piipaash and Yavapai Peoples, MCC is one of 10 colleges in the Maricopa County Community College District. Visit mesacc.eduto learn more.
MCC is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), hlcommission.org.
The Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) is an EEO/AA institution and an equal opportunity employer of protected veterans and individuals with disabilities. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, or national origin. A lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in the career and technical education programs of the District. MCCCD does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs or activities. For Title IX/504 concerns, call the following number to reach the appointed coordinator: (480) 731-8499. For additional information, as well as a listing of all coordinators within the Maricopa College system, visit www.maricopa.edu/non-discrimination.
We will be available from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. 15, to help with enrollment and registration. Full listing of January hours: https://t.co/uU4HZTXWOc
MCC will be closed on Monday, Jan. 17 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Honor his life with service to your neighbors and community. Ideas: 1) Mesa-East Valley MLK Parade 2) Regional Unity Gatherings 3) MCC Center for Community & Civic Engagement activities.
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We will be available from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. 15, to help with enrollment and registration. Full listing of January hours: http://ow.ly/pTiC50HpTIv
Mesa Community College will be closed on Monday, Jan. 17 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We encourage you to honor his life with service...
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