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Q: Is there any guarantee that complex object's imaginary part is set to zero when a real number is input? In my environment (g++ 5.4.0), a code
complex<double> cmp;
cin >> cmp; //input 3 or (3) (not (3,0))
cout << "cmp = " << cmp << "\n";

gives me the result:
cmp = (3,0) //imaginary part is automatically set to 0

Does anyone have a written evidence which guarantee this behavior? N4140 (§ 26.4.6-12; p.921) says
 Effects: Extracts a complex number x of the form: u, (u), or (u,v),
          where u is the real part and v is the imaginary part (27.7.2.2).

but this doesn't imply that the input of the form u or (u) makes the object's imaginary part 0.
You can see this behavior in a reliable MSDN's example (https://msdn.microsoft.com/ja-jp/library/mt771459.aspx#operator_gt__gt_) but even this doesn't make an explicit explaination.
The draft says "u is the real part", and I input only the real part. I think there is an ambiguity in deciding what kind of value is set to imaginary part. Of course, u's imaginary part is 0, but this guarantees nothing, I think.

A: The intention of the standard is likely that it should work, even if the text when scrutinized doesn't explicitly say so. And in practice the code will work with the known implementations.
There is an existing defect report requesting the committee to clarify that its intention is what is already implemented:
#2714 complex stream extraction underspecified

A: If you take a look at the implementation (https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.6.3/libstdc++/api/a00812_source.html)
00486   template<typename _Tp, typename _CharT, class _Traits>
00487     basic_istream<_CharT, _Traits>&
00488     operator>>(basic_istream<_CharT, _Traits>& __is, complex<_Tp>& __x)
00489     {
00490       _Tp __re_x, __im_x;
00491       _CharT __ch;
00492       __is >> __ch;
00493       if (__ch == '(')
00494     {
00495       __is >> __re_x >> __ch;
00496       if (__ch == ',')
00497         {
00498           __is >> __im_x >> __ch;
00499           if (__ch == ')')
00500         __x = complex<_Tp>(__re_x, __im_x);
00501           else
00502         __is.setstate(ios_base::failbit);
00503         }
00504       else if (__ch == ')')
00505         __x = __re_x;
00506       else
00507         __is.setstate(ios_base::failbit);
00508     }
00509       else
00510     {
00511       __is.putback(__ch);
00512       __is >> __re_x;
00513       __x = __re_x;
00514     }
00515       return __is;
00516     }

you can see that in the case where s or (s) is the format that you type on the keyboard __x which is your complex gets assigned to __re_x (either lines 505 or 513) which we can think of it as a double for simplicity.
A rapid look at the operator= tells you that the imaginary part is default constructed.
00230     complex<_Tp>::operator=(const _Tp& __t)
00231     {
00232      _M_real = __t;
00233      _M_imag = _Tp();
00234      return *this;
00235     }

This means that your only guarantee is that the imaginary part will be default constructed (on GCC).  For most types this translates to 0 initialized.


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Jewish Historical Society Seeks Visibility
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Ahead of its public debut at the Daytona International Speedway on November 17-18, the BMW M6 GTLM has been previewed. Based around the M6 GT3, the GTLM will compete during the 2016 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and recently finished its first US test at the Sebring International Raceway.
Specific details about the M6 GTLM have yet to be announced but it seems inevitable that it is powered by the same twin-turbocharged 4.4-litre V8 engine as the road car but detuned from the normal output of 560 hp to meet restrictions in GTLM class racings.
The M6 GTLM will effectively replace the Z4 GTLM and during Sebring testing, the new car was driven by Bill Auberlen, Dirk Werner, John Edwards and Kuno Wittmer. At the upcoming Daytona tests, Auberlen, Edwards as well as Lucas Luhr and BMW DTM driver Burno Sprengler will get the chance to test out the new racer.
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The M6 GTLM recently completed its first US test at Sebring International Raceway in late October along with a M6 GT3 machine that will provide the foundation for BMW's worldwide customer racing program. 2015 season drivers Bill Auberlen, Dirk Werner and John Edwards participated at Sebring along with 2014 GTLM driver champion Kuno Wittmer, who has signed with BMW of North America to compete in the three endurance classics of the IMSA Championship – namely the Rolex 24 at Daytona, the 12 Hours of Sebring and the Petit Le Mans. Wittmer will also participate in the development of the new race car. At the Daytona test the drivers will be Auberlen, Edwards, Lucas Luhr and BMW DTM driver Bruno Spengler. Spengler raced the 2015 Rolex 24 At Daytona with BMW Team RLL.
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New York Legislators Introduce Proposed Biometric Privacy Act with Private Right of Action
By Kevin LaCroix on January 10, 2021
Posted in Privacy
In my recent roundup of top D&O stories, I identified privacy as among the top issues for concern in the corporate liability environment. In identifying privacy as a top concern, one specific thing I had in mind was the threat of class action litigation under the Illinois Biometric Privacy Act (BIPA). As if to underscore the significance of corporate exposure from privacy issues, on January 6, 2021, a bipartisan group of New York legislators introduced biometric privacy legislation that, notably, would include remedies along the lines of the Illinois statute. Although there may be reasons to question whether the proposed New York legislation will be enacted, even just its proposal is a concern and underscores the growing importance of privacy issues generally.
On January 6, 2021, a group of 17 Democrats and seven Republicans introduced A.B. 27, the "Biometric Privacy Act" (a copy of which can be found here). The proposed law prohibits private entities from capturing, collecting, or storing a person's biometric identifiers or information without first implementing a policy and obtaining written consent.
The legislation defines biometric information to include retina or iris scans, fingerprints, voiceprints, or scans of hand or face geometry, and any information derived therefrom, and prohibits the collection of this informtion without first obtaining written consent from the individual or their authorized representative. The legislation excludes data such as writing samples, written signatures, photographs, physical descriptions such as height and weight and information gathered from a patient in a healthcare setting.
The legislation would prevent private entities in possession of biometric identifiers or biometric information from selling, leasing, trading or otherwise profiting from a person's biometric identifier or information. Private entities in possession of biometric identifiers or information would also be required to develop a written policy establishing a retention schedule and guidelines for destroying the information.
Perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of the proposed New York legislation is that the Act, like the comparable Illinois statute, would provide for a private right of action with statutory damages of up to $1,000 for negligent violations and $5,000 for intentional or reckless violations, as well as reasonable attorneys fees.
The proposed New York legislation has been referred to the consumer affairs and protection committee for further review.
If the legislation were to be enacted, New York would become the fourth state, after Illinois, Texas, and Washington, to have passed biometric privacy laws. Significantly, if the proposed legislation passes, New York would become only the second state, along with Illinois, to have enacted privacy legislation providing for a private right of action. The Texas and Washington statutes are enforced solely by the states' attorney general.
In assessing the potential significance of the proposed New York legislation, it is important to consider that the proposed New York Act is, as detailed in a January 9, 2021 post on the Workplace Class Action Blog (here), "identical to the Illinois BIPA." The New York legislation is, according to the blog post, a "carbon copy" of BIPA, including "identical definitions of both biometric identifiers and biometric information." In addition, the proposed New York bill "provides for identical remedies" in the form of the specified statutory damages per violation and in terms of the private right of action.
Although the new legislation undoubtedly presents reason for concern, there may substantial grounds on which to suspect that the proposed legislation will not pass into law. According to a January 6, 2021 Law360 article about the proposed legislation (here), "New York lawmakers have proposed biometric privacy bills three other times since 2018," and in none of the prior legislative initiatives were successful. The question surrounding the newly proposed legislation is whether general growing concern about privacy issues will motivate the New York legislators to consider the new legislation in a different light than the earlier propose bills.
Even with this track record of prior failed attempts to pass similar legislation, the introduction of the proposed New York legislation is, according to the Workplace Class Action Blog, a "significant development." According to the blog post, if the proposed legislation were to be enacted as currently drafted, "companies in New York can … expect to face an onslaught of biometric privacy litigation."
The similarity of the proposed New York legislation, and, in particular, the similarity of its proposed remedies to the remedies in BIPA, raises the specter that companies in New York could face the same threat as Illinois companies face. As the Workplace Class Action Blog notes, "Illinois has seen an explosion of class action litigation over the past few years brought by employees and consumers alleging that their biometric data was improperly collected." The blog post further notes that "between 2015 and 2020 alone, there were over 1,000 Illinois BIPA class action complaints filed across the United States."
The threatening potential of BIPA claims was dramatically reinforced in July 2020 when Facebook agreed to settle BIPA claims related to the company's use of facial recognition technology for $650 million. (The company had initially agreed to pay $550 million, but the trial court judge presiding over the case rejected the initial settlement proposal as too low.) The Facebook settlement underscores the menacing potential of the proposed New York legislation for New York companies.
In any event, whether or not the proposed New York legislation is enacted into law in its current form, the fact that a bipartisan group of legislators were motivated to introduce the proposed Act on the very first day of the New York legislature's current term reinforces the point that I have been making for some time on this blog, which is that privacy-related issues represent a growing area of potential corporate liability. I expect that, whether or not the New York legislation passes into law, privacy issues will remain at the top of the agenda, and there will continue to be significant privacy-related developments in the months ahead.
One final note, in a recent post (here), I detailed the recent decision in the Nielsen Holdings securities class action lawsuit in which the court allowed the plaintiffs' GDPR-related claims against the defendants to proceed, further reinforcing the potential corporate liability threat of privacy-related issues.
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[NA-PC] Bosmer Sorcerer looking for guild & some advice!
Forums » RP Classifieds » [NA-PC] Bosmer Sorcerer looking for guild & some advice!
Hi there! After having found my way around the forums a bit and having had some great help from people in this community, I've managed to get my bosmer sorcerer up to date with a roleplay outfit. Now, I'm just looking for a roleplay guild I'd like to get involved in and some advice on bosmer lore and so forth.
My character is a female bosmer, and I'd like to consider her ICly somewhat like.. a druid of sorts. But I'm still a beginner with ESO lore so I would really like to ask what that clasifies as in the wonderful world of the Elder Scrolls and if it's even possible.
As far as guild goes.. as noted before. I'm kind of a beginner in the ESO lore, but I'm eager to learn and happily take advice and well built critism. I'm an European playing on NA, and usually have a twisted sleep schedule which has caused me to play on NA instead. I'm looking for a guild that is considered 'neutral', for two reasons. One being that I'm a beginner in lore, so if I were to go into a full on bosmer guild, chances are I will learn a lot but chances are also that I won't be up to standard. Reason two being is that I just really like to interact with other races as well.
Roleplay, I do not mind doing in a private setting like a guild hall. But I love open world. Events I can attend, usually on weekends. But due to other obligations, chances are I may miss them or if it's really late EST I might have to miss them as well. So the guild should also have some form of casual roleplay / social roleplay going.
Do let me know if there's any questions!
Hello there! Welcome to ESO!
The Elder Scrolls universe has a great deal of interesting lore, and that is especially true when looking at the Bosmeri race and their culture. For a general ( but entertaining ) overview of Tamriel, I would recommend starting with this lore series on Youtube. ShoddyCast's coverage of the Elder Scrolls world is... imperfect, and incomplete, but it does serve as an easy starting point to give some direction on what you may want to look into.
After that, I highly recommend checking out the wiki for the Elder Scrolls: the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages. The information there comes from the lorebooks, quests, and in-game occurrences from all of the Elder Scrolls games to date.
Have fun, and don't be afraid to ask if you have any questions!
The most "druidic" RP I am aware of is centered on groups of women called Wyresses, and they're quite varied in their approach to magic and nature. However, most are human.There is not an RP guild for such characters that I am aware of, but there is a discord hub for Wyrd-centric or Wyrd-connected characters' players to coordinate things. The decentralized nature of it works well with the lore surrounding groups of such people anyway.
I run a guild called Ebonshield Enterprises. Overtly, we're a private military contractor working to maintain political neutrality. Covertly, we recruit a wide variety of personalities and worldviews. Skill set is less relevant than a character's willingness to put aside past affiliations and work alongside allies, former enemies, and the like. Think of it like a real-world PMC set in a universe where "A wizard did it" might actually be the explanation for something going on instead of a smartass copout!
Feel free to message me here, or via in-game mail or discord!
I'd describe my character as 'Chaotic-Good', it's difficult to judge since I've not really had a chance to roleplay my character properly yet. And my character would likely be something like.. a druid / witch type character, with kind of nature-ish spells. I just have to figure out what to 'name' that. A sorcerer or arcanist doesn't seem very natural at all to me. And the Wyres seems to be mostly breton.
My character is neutral, she doesn't really focus on factions of the sort, or has any prejudice on any race either. So she's an easy-going character. Might pick you up on the Ebonshield Enterprises, once I figure out what my character actually is.
I did just find something on the wiki page though.
Though, they are said to be 'evil'. My character could have hidden agenda, but would not entirely be evil. Otherwise I suppose just 'Witch' will apply.


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Teatro
Comincia l'attività di attore in compagnie dirette da Mico Galdieri al fianco di grandi attori come Ugo D'Alessio, Pupella Maggio, Giustino Durano. Approda successivamente nella compagnia di Eduardo De Filippo, per un breve apprendistato artistico (Il sindaco del rione Sanità, Gli esami non finiscono mai, Uomo e galantuomo). Nel 1972 fonda la Cooperativa Teatrale "Gli Ipocriti", che dirige e di cui è l'animatore principale per circa 25 anni. Nel 1980 interpreta il personaggio del sagrestano Pacebbene in Uscita di emergenza di Manlio Santanelli, in coppia prima con Bruno Cirino, poi, alla morte di questi, con Sergio Fantoni. Nel 1983-84 è al Piccolo Teatro dove interpreta Trinculo nell'allestimento de La Tempesta di William Shakespeare curato da Giorgio Strehler, che inaugura il Teatro D'Europa all'Odeon di Parigi.

Dal 1986 dà il via ad un progetto artistico incentrato sulla divulgazione e sulla valorizzazione dell'opera di Raffaele Viviani. Dell'autore napoletano allestisce una serie di spettacoli: L'ultimo scugnizzo con regia di Ugo Gregoretti, Fatto di Cronaca con regia di Maurizio Scaparro, Guappo di Cartone con regia di Armando Pugliese, La musica dei ciechi con regia di Antonio Calenda. Nel 2001 porta in scena e quindi in televisione Fango, scritto da Mario Gelardi, racconto delle tragiche frane di Sarno nel 1998, che provocarono la morte di 160 persone. Nel 2002 è coprotagonista a fianco di Carlo Giuffrè in Miseria e nobiltà,  Nel 2006 entra nell'organico artistico del Teatro Stabile di Palermo diretto da Pietro Carriglio, di cui diviente attore di riferimento per un settennato.

Nel 2007 è protagonista-mattatore di Il re muore di Eugène Ionesco per la regia di Pietro Carriglio,  Sensibile alle tematiche sociali, riduce per la scena il saggio di Tommaso Sodano e Nello Trocchia "La peste". Nel 2011 porta in scena - sempre sotto l'egida dello Stabile di Palermo - Natale in casa Cupiello di Eduardo De Filippo, allestimento che lo vede impegnato sia nelle vesti del protagonista Luca Cupiello, sia in quelle di regista. Nel 2016 fonda la compagnia teatrale Attori Indipendenti.

Nel 2019 assume l'incarico di realizzare un Progetto Triennale sull'Opera di Raffaele Viviani presso il Teatro Trianon - Viviani di Napoli.

Televisione
In televisione nel 1979 è l'operaio Marco, protagonista dello sceneggiato in 4 puntate Tre operai, dal romanzo di Carlo Bernari per la regia di Francesco Maselli. Nel 1983 è protagonista del Carmagnola, libero adattamento di Ugo Gregoretti dalla tragedia di Alessandro Manzoni. Nel 1997 è il crudele Ferdinand nel Conto Montecristo, singolare versione di Ugo Gregoretti dal romanzo di Alessandro Dumas padre. Nel 2006 è fra i protagonisti della serie TV Capri, interpretando il personaggio di Domenico Scapece. Dal 2016 al 2021 compare in Gomorra - La serie, ma anche nel film L'immortale, nei panni di don Aniello Pastore.

Cinema
Nel cinema è fra gli interpreti di Morte di un matematico napoletano di Mario Martone. Successivamente è protagonista di diversi altri film, fra cui Pacco, doppio pacco e contropaccotto di Nanni Loy, Sono pazzo di Iris Blond di Carlo Verdone e L'uomo in più di Paolo Sorrentino. Nel 1998 è tra gli interpreti di La cena di Ettore Scola, film che gli vale, insieme al resto del cast, il Nastro d'argento come Migliore attore non protagonista. Nel 2021 è fra gli interpretidi "Nostalgia" di Mario Martone, film in concorso al festival di Cannes

Filmografia

Cinema
 Lucky Luciano, regia di Francesco Rosi (1973)
 Core mio, regia di Stefano Calanchi (1982)
 Delitti, amore e gelosia, regia di Luciano Secchi (1982)
 Le cinque rose di Jennifer, regia di Tomaso Sherman (1989)
 Morte di un matematico napoletano, regia di Mario Martone (1992)
 Pacco, doppio pacco e contropaccotto, regia di Nanni Loy (1993)
 La seconda volta, regia di Mimmo Calopresti (1995)
 Sono pazzo di Iris Blond, regia di Carlo Verdone (1996)
 La cena, regia di Ettore Scola (1998) - Nastro d'argento attore non protagonista
 Non con un bang, regia di Mariano Lamberti (1999)
 L'uomo in più, regia di Paolo Sorrentino (2001)
 La collezione invisibile regia di Gianfranco Isernia (2003)
 Dentro la città, regia di Andrea Costantini (2004)
 La ragazza del lago, regia di Andrea Molaioli (2007)
 Alza la testa, regia di Alessandro Angelini (2008)
 Il passato è una terra straniera, regia di Daniele Vicari (2008)
 Gorbaciof, regia di Stefano Incerti (2010)
 Sodoma - L'altra faccia di Gomorra, regia di Vincenzo Pirozzi (2013)
 L'ultimo goal, regia di Federico Di Cicilia (2013)
 Una storia sbagliata, regia di Gianluca Maria Tavarelli (2015)
 Il giovane favoloso, regia di Mario Martone (2014)
 Il nido, regia di Klaudia Reynicke (2016)
 Nove lune e mezza, regia di Michela Andreozzi (2017)
 Le verità, regia di Giuseppe Alessio Nuzzo (2017)
 Vita segreta di Maria Capasso, regia di Salvatore Piscicelli (2019)
 5 è il numero perfetto, regia di Igort (2019)
 L'immortale, regia di Marco D'Amore (2019)
 Qui rido io, regia di Mario Martone (2021)
 Esterno notte, regia di Marco Bellocchio (2022)
 Nostalgia, regia di Mario Martone (2022)

Televisione
 La fine di un regno, regia di Alessandro Blasetti - sceneggiato TV (1970)
L'esperimento, regia di Dante Guardamagna - film TV (1971)
 La signora Ava, regia di Antonio Calenda - sceneggiato TV (1975)
 Storie della camorra, regia di Paolo Gazzara - sceneggiato TV (1978)
 L'eredità della priora, regia di Anton Giulio Majano - sceneggiato TV (1980)
 Tre operai, regia di Citto Maselli - sceneggiato TV (1980)
 Caffè Nero di Agata Christie - Regia Lorenzo Salveti (1984)
 Paola e i leoni di Aldo De Benedetti - Regia di Lorenzo Salveti (1984)
 Nel regno del Sud, regia di Ansano Giannarelli - film TV (1988)
 Sound, regia di Biagio Proietti - miniserie TV (1988)
 Il conto Montecristo, regia di Ugo Gregoretti - film TV (1996)
 Un posto al sole - soap opera (1996-2001)
 Assunta Spina - miniserie TV (2006)
 Capri - serie TV, 12 episodi (2006-2008)
 Colpi di sole - serie TV (2007)
 Don Matteo 8 - serie TV, episodio 8x10 (2011)
 Rossella, regia di Carmine Elia - serie TV  (2012)
 L'oro di Scampia, regia di Marco Pontecorvo - film TV (2014)
 Il sistema, regia di Carmine Elia - serie TV  (2016)
 Gomorra - La serie - serie TV, 5 episodi (2016-2021)
 Dov'è Mario?, regia di Corrado Guzzanti - serie TV  (2016)
 1994, regia di Giuseppe Gagliardi - serie TV, episodio 3x04 (2019)
 Estero Notte, regia di Marco Bellocchio - serie TV (2021) ruolo: Giovanni Leone
 Un eroe piccolo piccolo, regia di Umberto Marino - serie TV (2021)
 Sopravvissuti, regia di Carmine Elia – serie TV, episodi 1x01 e 1x11 (2022)
 Tutto per mio figlio, regia di Umberto Marino - film TV (2022)

Teatro
 Il sindaco del Rione Sanità di Eduardo de Filippo - regia di Eduardo de Filippo (1973)
 Gli esami non finiscono mai di Eduardo de Filippo - regia di Eduardo de Filippo (1973-74)
 Ricorda con rabbia di John Osborne - regia di Lorenzo Salveti
 Le furberie di Scapino di Molière - regia di Lucio Beffi
 Lorca di Nello Mascia - Regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 Le Farse di Dario Fo - Regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 La gondola fantasma di Nello Mascia da un racconto di Gianni Rodari - Regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 Cupris di Nello Mascia da un racconto di Carlo Bernari - Regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 Il matrimonio di Figaro di August Caron de Beaumarchais - regia di Ugo Gregoretti
 Uscita di emergenza di Manlio Santanelli - regia di Bruno Cirino (1980)
 La tempesta di William Shakespeare - regia di Giorgio Strehler (1983-84)
 L'isola di Sancho di Manlio Santanelli - regia di Gianfranco De Bosio (1984)
 Uno nessuno centomila di Luigi Pirandello - regia di Lorenzo Salveti (1985)
 Elogio della paura di Manlio Santanelli - regia di Nello Mascia
 1799 di Manlio Santanelli - regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 I figli di Iorio da D'Annunzio a Scarpetta - Regia di Ugo Gregoretti (1987)
 L'ultimo scugnizzo di Raffaele Viviani - regia di Ugo Gregoretti (1988)
 Fatto di cronaca di Raffaele Viviani - regia di Maurizio Scaparro (1990)
 Guappo di cartone di Raffaele Viviani - regia di Armando Pugliese (1992)
 La bottega del caffè di Carlo Goldoni - regia di Mario Missiroli (1993)
 Musica dei ciechi di Raffaele Viviani - regia di Antonio Calenda
 Prometeo di Eschilo - regia di Antonio Calenda
 Il naso di famiglia di Manlio Santanelli - regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 L'uomo, la bestia e la virtù di Luigi Pirandello - regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 Uomo e galantuomo di Eduardo de Filippo - regia di Ugo Gregoretti
 Il guardiano di Harold Pinter - regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 L'isola purpurea di Mikail Bulgakov - Spoleto 1997 - regia di Marco Lucchesi
 Un autobus tutto speciale di Manlio Santanelli 1997 - regia di Nello Mascia
 Andate all'Inferno! (Per me si va dove volete voi) di Manlio Santanelli - regia di Nello Mascia
 Putiferio di Raffaele Viviani - regia ed interpretazione di Nello Mascia (1998)
 La famiglia dell'antiquario di Carlo Goldoni - regia Adriana Martino - Ruolo :Il conte Anselmo Terrazzani. (1999)
 Il dramma del chiedere di Peter Handke (1999) - regia di Umberto Cantone
 Fuori l'autore! di Raffaele Viviani - regia ed interpretazione di Nello Mascia (2000)
 Le false confidenze di Pierre de Marivaux - regia di Toni Servillo
 I dieci comandamenti di Raffaele Viviani - regia di Mario Martone (2000)
 Fango - regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia
 Miseria e nobiltà di Eduardo Scarpetta (2002) - Regia Carlo Giuffrè - ruolo Pasquale Cacace
 Miles gloriosus di Plauto - Teatro Stabile d'Abruzzo (2002)
 Se questo è un uomo di Primo Levi (2005)
 Le vespe di Aristofane - regia di Renato Giordano (2006)
 Il povero Piero di Achille Campanile - regia di Pietro Carriglio (2006) Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Il re muore di Eugène Ionesco - regia di Pietro Carriglio (2006) Ruolo: Berenger Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Festa di Piedigrotta di Raffaele Viviani - regia di Nello Mascia (2007)
 Un eccesso di zelo di Manlio Santanelli - regia ed interpretazione di Nello Mascia (2007) Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Amleto di William Shakespeare (2008) - regia di Pietro Carriglio - Ruolo: Polonio Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 La locandiera di Carlo Goldoni (2009) - regia di Pietro Carriglio - Ruolo il Marchese Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Festival della Canzone napoletana di Achille Campanile (2009) - regia di Umberto Cantone Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Le sedie di Eugène Ionesco - regia di Pietro Carriglio (2010) Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 La peste di Nello Mascia e Nello Trocchia dal libro di Tommaso Sodano - regia ed interpretazione di Nello Mascia (2011)
 Zio Vanja di Anton Checov (2011) - Regia Umberto Cantone - ruolo Vanja Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 La Mandragola di Niccolò Machiavelli (2011) - Regia Umberto Cantone - ruolo Fra Timoteo Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Dansen - Danza di morte di August Strindberg (2011) - Regia di Umberto Cantone - ruolo Edgar Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Natale in casa Cupiello di Eduardo de Filippo, regia ed interpretazione (ruolo: Luca Cupiello) di Nello Mascia (2011) Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Terra di nessuno di Harold Pinter - regia di Cesare Lievi (2012) Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo
 Filumena Marturano di Eduardo De Filippo - regia ed interpretazione di Nello Mascia (2015)
 Il guardiano di Harold Pinter - regia ed interpretazione  (ruolo: Aston) di Nello Mascia (2017)
 O Vico di Raffaele Viviani - regia e interpretazione (ruolo: Il Signorino) di Nello Mascia (2016)
 La figliata di Raffaele Viviani - regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia (2018)
L'Oro di Napoli di Manlio Santanelli dai racconti di Marotta - regia e interpretazione di Nello Mascia (2019)
Il contrabbasso di Patrik Suskind regia di Henning Brockaus - Teatro Biondo Stabile di Palermo (2020)
The red lions di Patrick Marber - regia di Marcello Cotugno (2020)
VIVIANI PER STRADA - capitolo 1° - Porta Capuana - 'Mmiez''a ferrovia - Teatro Trianon Viviani - regia ed interpretazione (ruoli: Don Ciro 'O Capitalista, Crispino, Il Magnetizzatore).
VIVIANI PER STRADA - capitolo 2° - Via Partenope - Tuledo 'e notte. - regia e interpretazione (ruoli: Bebè, Leopoldo Coletta)
TUTTO PER TRUFFA di Mario Scarpetta - regia e interpretazione (ruoli: i 4 Truffati)
VIVIANI PER STRADA - capitolo 3° - Caffè di notte e giorno - Scalo Marittimo - regia e interpretazione
LA ZATTERA DI GERICAULT di Carlo Longo - regia Piero Maccarinelli - ruolo Caruel
A CHE SERVONO QUESTI QUATTRINI? di Armando Curcio - regia Andrea Renzi - Ruolo Eduardo Parascandalo

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Mostly Pop – October 2012
October 1, 2012 Mostly Pop, Music, New ReleasesDappy, Mika, One Direction, Paloma Faith, Pharrell Williams, Psy, Tinchy StryderThom Willis
by MrMoth
Workout time at MostlyFilm HQ
Psy – Gangnam Style
Hooray, they let me do Mostly Pop again! I warn you – I like not a single song this month. Don't blame me. If you want a nicer Mostly Pop, I advise you to go out there and make some great music – really you only have yourself to blame.
This, I mean, pff. It's one of those mad Eurovision songs that you know won't win but you're just glad isn't another fucking ballad from Eastern Europe. It's got a hook, a dance routine, a flashy video. You know this already, though, what are you reading me for? It's a meme, it's been everywhere, there are more tribute videos to it on YouTube than [subs insert amusingly prolific YouTube video type, pls]. It may be that I've missed a subtlety to all this, but I doubt it.
One day, the internet will do this to us, you know. We're sitting here all smug, enjoying the meme, laughing at the whacky foreign pop and before you know it, all of South East Asia will be laughing at us for, oh, I dunno, The Cheeky Girls. On the one hand you'd have to concede that it would be a fair target for laughter. On the other, you'd feel a bit miffed that the world had taken an obvious novelty song and that's the one they choose to represent us. Oh, the rest of the world! We didn't mean it! We're still cool!
One Direction – Live While We're Young
Oh, god, spoke too soon. WE ARE NOT COOL.
So, the extravagantly-coiffed band of bouncing pricks we call One Direction are back again. I feel like every time I return to MostlyPop these idiots are around, farting up the charts peddling yet another song that doesn't really do a great deal with a slim musico-facial repertoire.
I almost admire this one, though, for the obvious oldie-trolling of its opening chords. Whereas What Makes You Beautiful mauled Summer Loving, this one will have mums and (especially) dads sitting up when it comes on and asking, in tones of terrified awe 'Why do I know that? Is that Should I Stay or Should I Go? IS IT THE FUCKING CLASH?' Yes. Yes, it is The Clash. As I believe Louis Walsh once said: pop music repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce. So it's The Clash put through the Cowell sausage factory and made to jump up and down like it's having a good time woop let's all go glamping! Jesus. Glamping.
Anyway, this is literally nothing more than Another One Direction Tune, so if you like One Direction you are duty-bound to like this. If you don't like One Direction, sorry. Don't play the video above.
Mika ft Pharrell Williams – Celebrate
Hi from the mid-noughties! I'm having a great time. Mika and Pharrell Williams, both of whom are super-relevant and have careers right now, have just collaborated on a song. It's called Celebrate! Don't tell anyone, but I think they've missed the point of the Kool and the Gang original. Still, it's nice that Pharrell is changing his sound to something a bit less recognisable and interesting. It's nice that Mika is… somehow not dead in a stranglewank incident, I guess. No-one needs that.
The song is some sort of mid-tempo compromise between Pharrell's minimalism and Mika's Queen tribute act, unsatisfactory in all senses. At least if it had sounded like one or the other it would have been something. As it is, it's just a song. Filling time between now and the inevitable moment of our death. Thanks, Mika and Pharrell. That's really depressing.
It could be worse, I suppose. Imagine if that bloke out of Black Eyed Peas had collaborated with The Script! I mean, hah! Huh, that would be… Man, that would be terrible.
Dappy – Good Intentions
Freshly-varnished* and with a bizarre tonsure, Dappy is still attempting to foist a solo career on us. Terrifyingly, he seems to be succeeding. He's not exactly the most gifted performer out there. He has anti-charisma. He appears to have been involved in a teleporter accident with a rodent. He wasn't even the most talented in N-Dubz, which is saying something. And yet here he is – this single is, as I type, just outside the top ten. His last single, Rockstar, got to number two. TWO! With its Brian May cameo and Eminem-circa-8-Mile video stylings.
So, how's Good Intentions? It comes, I should warn you, from an album called Bad Intentions. See what he did there? This is genius-level shit we're dealing with here. Anyway, it's another song which might as well have been performed by Lee Ryan off of Blue. You know the bloke in One Direction who looks like Nat from Iconicles? Of course you don't, you have no idea who I'm on about. Hold on.
Nat, left, One Direction Guy, right. People think we're sisters!
Yeah, this guy. I bet you five New English Pounds that in four years this guy will be singing the songs Dappy is being given now. Assuming you don't listen to the words. Go on, have a listen. 'I apologise for my liver'. He apologises for his liver? For and on behalf of my internal organs, I profess bafflement. Is he making a tour of his body? Next song – 'I apologise for my lungs. They did this.' Actually, I could accept that apology with good grace.
Tinchy Stryder – Help Me
Help you? HELP YOU?
There have been a lot of great rappers come out of London in the past few years. Dizzee. Wiley. Wretch. Chipmunk**. Tinie. Sheeran. Sadly, the one with the biggest career (who isn't Dizzee), seems to be Tinchy Stryder – this is despite (or maybe because of) a spectacularly bland delivery and completely unfounded belief in his own myth (Star in the hood, indeed).
This is somehow piggybacking on the rebuilding of New Orleans following Katrina. How does a chap from Newham tap into the desperation, hope, anguish, rejection, desolation felt by an entire community following a catastrophe that levelled a city? Well, he gets people to wear his t-shirt and looks a bit sad, of course. I'm just amazed he didn't bring Dappy along.
Paloma Faith – Never Tear Us Apart
Odd, I thought this song was longer. Especially as it's OH CHRIST ONE OF THOSE FUCKING MIMSY COVER VERSIONS ON EVERY FUCKING SEPIA-TONED ADVERT FOR oh hey this is a John Lewis advert never mind.
*486 on the colour chart: Wenge
**Sorry. 'Chip'. Because sounding like a piece of deep-fried potato is way cool.
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9 thoughts on "Mostly Pop – October 2012"
veal says:
As well as apologising for his liver, Dappy asks "Why are you staring out the window when I'm the one with the pain?" He does indeed have a Flushed Away look. Simon Cowell's worst crime – really, his worst – is persuading Britain that N-Dubz were a hit act before he put Tulisa on the telly, because now they are. I was looking them up on wikipedia last night because I still feel I have no idea who they are or what they've recorded, and it said their most successful single peaked at no.5 in the UK.
mrmoth says:
Dappy and Tulisa have had more successful solo careers than N-Dubz could hope for. Poor old Fazer or whatever his name was. Left in the cold.
MrsM1lls says:
Oh Palomas version of Never Tear Us Apart is interesting enough to warrant something better than "Mumsy". She brings a new twist to it and sings it like she means it. Her version is almost Bond theme tune-esque, just less orchestra. You ole grump you.
Mimsy! Not mumsy. I have no problem with mums.
And I dispute that she brings anything more to it than 'not being sung by Michael Hutchence. Hey! Two stranglewank references in one post, hadn't noticed that.
Susan (@supeep) says:
I like Gangnam Style. I'm doing the dance right now.
Indy Datta (@SpodoKomodo) says:
Gangnam Style is obviously a comedy record, but I can't help thinking it's a *good* comedy record.
I keep thinking it's a bit familiar – best I can come up with is Benny Benassi's Satisfaction: https://www.youtube.com/v/JPtQ4K-evBo or LITERALLY ANYTHING by LMFAO.
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Q: Webpack can't resolve svg Webpack can't resolve svg when I try to use my svg as a background with relative path
image background-image: url('./checkmark.svg');

webpack give me 'can't resolve' error
But absolute path is ok.
background-image: url(C:\Users\leo\Desktop\project\hotel\src\components\checkbox-list\__menu\checkbox-list__checkbox\checkmark.svg);

Actualy my config rules:
module: {
  rules: [{
      test: /\.(?:ico|gif|png|jpg|jpeg)$/i,
      type: 'asset/resource',
    },
    {
      test: /\.scss$/,
      use: [MiniCssExtractPlugin.loader, 'css-loader', 'sass-loader']
    },
    {
      test: /\.(woff(2)?|eot|ttf|otf|svg)$/,
      type: 'asset',
    },
    {
      test: /\.pug$/,
      loader: 'pug-loader',
      options: {
        pretty: true,
      },
    },
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},

A: i think you need to use url_loader within webpack to load svgs the same way you loading scss . and then import it in your code and use it in your component or file .
npm i svg-url-loader --save-dev
{
        test: /\.svg$/,
        use: [
          {
            loader: 'svg-url-loader',
            options: {
              limit: 10000,
            },
          },
        ],
      },

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workaround no loader
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module CompactNFA where

import NFA hiding (start, end)
import qualified Data.IntSet as IS
import qualified Data.IntMap as IM
import qualified Intable as I

-- Here we compactify an NFA so instead of dealing with state objects,
-- we only need to deal with their integral IDs.

accept = -1

data CompactNFA = CompactNFA
  { start :: IS.IntSet
  , transition :: IM.IntMap (Symbol -> IS.IntSet)
  , fuzz_next :: IM.IntMap IS.IntSet
  }

compactify :: I.Set NFAState -> CompactNFA
compactify startStates = CompactNFA
  { start = idSet startStates
  , transition = buildTransition startStates
  , fuzz_next = buildNext startStates
  }

idSet :: I.Set NFAState -> IS.IntSet
idSet = IS.fromList . map state_id . I.elems

buildTransition :: I.Set NFAState -> IM.IntMap (Symbol -> IS.IntSet)
buildTransition start = I.fold explore (IM.singleton accept (const $ IS.singleton accept)) start

explore :: NFAState -> IM.IntMap (Symbol -> IS.IntSet) -> IM.IntMap (Symbol -> IS.IntSet)
explore s m = case state_id s `IM.member` m of
    True -> m
    False -> case s of
        Accept -> IM.insert accept (const $ IS.singleton accept) m
        Transition i n _ f -> I.fold explore (IM.insert i (idSet . f) m) n

buildNext :: I.Set NFAState -> IM.IntMap IS.IntSet
buildNext start = I.fold explore2 (IM.singleton accept (IS.singleton accept)) start

explore2 :: NFAState -> IM.IntMap IS.IntSet -> IM.IntMap IS.IntSet
explore2 s m = case state_id s `IM.member` m of
    True -> m
    False -> case s of
        Accept -> IM.insert accept (IS.singleton accept) m
        Transition i n b f -> I.fold explore2 (if b then IM.insert i (idSet n) m else IM.insert i (IS.empty) m) n

singleStep :: IM.IntMap (Symbol -> IS.IntSet) -> Symbol -> Int -> IS.IntSet
singleStep tr c s = (tr IM.! s) c

step :: IM.IntMap (Symbol -> IS.IntSet) -> Symbol -> IS.IntSet -> IS.IntSet
step tr c states = IS.unions $ map (CompactNFA.singleStep tr c) (IS.elems states)

run :: [Symbol] -> CompactNFA -> Bool
run s c = accept `IS.member` run_ s (transition c) (start c)

run_ :: [Symbol] -> IM.IntMap (Symbol -> IS.IntSet) -> IS.IntSet -> IS.IntSet
run_ [] _ states = states
run_ (c:cs) tr states = run_ cs tr (CompactNFA.step tr c states)

runFromEverywhere :: [Symbol] -> CompactNFA -> Bool
runFromEverywhere s c = accept `IS.member` runFromEverywhere_ s (transition c) (start c) (start c)

runFromEverywhere_ :: [Symbol] -> IM.IntMap (Symbol -> IS.IntSet) -> IS.IntSet -> IS.IntSet -> IS.IntSet
runFromEverywhere_ [] _ _ states = states
runFromEverywhere_ (c:cs) tr start states = runFromEverywhere_ cs tr start (CompactNFA.step tr c states `IS.union` start)