, and they don't make me feel good when I see them.
I'm not really happy with the old version, that's why I removed it from the galleries, so I prefer not to show it because I think it don't shows a minimum level of quality, but just so you have an idea, the hair was a mesh I did in Zbrush with a hair texture and opacity maps at the tips, so you can imagine the result wasn't really good.
Another stunning piece. Love your work.
Beautiful work, Dani!
#pragma once

#include "ir/IR.h"
#include <clang/Tooling/Tooling.h>

class TypeTranslator {
  public:
    TypeTranslator(clang::ASTContext *ctx, IR &ir);

    /**
     * @brief Translate the qualified type from c to a scala type
     * @param tpe The type to translate
     * @return the type translated or nullptr if type is function type.
     */
    std::shared_ptr<Type> translate(const clang::QualType &tpe);

    std::string getTypeFromTypeMap(std::string cType);

    std::shared_ptr<TypeDef> addUnionDefinition(clang::RecordDecl *record,
                                                std::string name);

    std::shared_ptr<TypeDef> addStructDefinition(clang::RecordDecl *record,
                                                 std::string name);

    std::shared_ptr<Location> getLocation(clang::Decl *decl);

  private:
    clang::ASTContext *ctx;
    IR &ir;
    int anonymousStructId = 0;
    int anonymousUnionId = 0;

    /**
     * Primitive types
     */
    std::map<std::string, std::string> typeMap;

    std::shared_ptr<Type>
    translateNonAnonymousRecord(const clang::QualType &qtpe);

    std::shared_ptr<Type> translateRecord(const clang::QualType &qtpe);

    std::shared_ptr<Type> translateFunctionPointer(const clang::QualType &qtpe);

    std::shared_ptr<Type> translatePointer(const clang::QualType &pointee);

    std::shared_ptr<Type>
    translateConstantArray(const clang::ConstantArrayType *ar);

    std::shared_ptr<Type> translateEnum(const clang::QualType &type);
};
Protests under the slogan "Occupy Wall Street" have spread from New York to Tampa, and their common theme is expressing anger at an unjust economic system.
But Occupy Wall Street isn't your typical protest action. The group has no list of demands, and it says it has no leaders. Rather, people are organizing through social media and making decisions by consensus.
Independent filmmaker Michael Moore recently spoke to protesters in lower Manhattan and then discussed the movement on Amy Goodman's Democracy Now radio show.
"Well, it's highly ironic that now over 100 of the protesters have been arrested, and not a single banker, a CEO from Wall Street, anyone from corporate America — nobody, not one arrest of any of these people who brought down the economy in 2008," he said.
We noticed Occupy Wall Street protesters making similar statements in the media and on the Internet. We wanted to know if it's right that not a single banker or corporate executive had been arrested for damaging the economy.
We found a few prosecutions, but not many.
Notable prosecutions
If you're looking for arrests and prosecutions of execs with the firms most widely associated with the financial crisis — Countrywide, AIG or Lehman Brothers — you won't find them.
The highest-profile convictions we found were from Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, which was a mortgage lending firm based not on Wall Street, but in Ocala. Its former chairman, Lee B. Farkas, was convicted of directing nearly $3 billion in fraud that put thousands out of work and contributed to the collapse of Colonial Bank. A judge sentenced Farkas to 30 years in prison on June 30. Several other executives associated with the firm pleaded guilty in related cases.
There were also criminal charges brought against two hedge fund managers at Bear Stearns, who were accused of lying to investors and put on trial for securities fraud. But a jury acquitted them in 2009, and the two men were midlevel.
Why not more?.
This year, the New York Times published a detailed report on why there have not been more high-profile prosecutions. Its investigation found stark differences between how prosecutors and regulators handled the S&L crisis and how the same authorities are handling the current crisis. It also included a list of potential crimes suggested by legal experts outside of the federal government.
On Thursday, President Barack Obama spoke about whether federal efforts have been strong enough when it comes to prosecuting crimes associated with the financial crisis.
," suggested in his recent remarks that it was because many of their actions weren't criminal.
We rate Moore's statement Mostly True.The rate of price increases is really irrelevant to the conversation. We focus on what was, or what could be, rather than simply making decisions based on what is. Yes, the price of gas “feels high.” No one likes it. But why doesn’t bargain hunting for gas make good economic sense?
By driving greater distances in search of cheap gas, consumers are consuming more of the product that has just increased in price. This defies the law of demand. When the price of something goes up, consumption of it should go down, other things being constant. It is that simple. In this case, when the price of gas goes up, if people drive out of their way to save a dime per gallon, they are consuming more gas as its price rises. They might save a dime, but they end up burning more gas in the process.
Because gas is a commodity, generally considered to be the same by most consumers no matter the seller, prices are highly competitive and rarely show much local variance. So the consumer usually has to drive a reasonable distance to save a reasonable amount of money. But, more importantly, the 10 or 15 cents is about a 2% to 3% discount ($0.10 or $0.15 on a $5 gallon of gas). As gas prices go up, the 10 cents savings is a lot less, on a percentage basis, than when gas was much cheaper.
Say you have to drive 10 miles round trip to the “best” gas station in town to save 15 cents per gallon. You burn about one-third of a gallon representing about $1.66. You have to buy nine or 10 gallons to break even without even considering the value of your time wasted in the 20 minutes you spent to drive there or the depreciation on your car. If you have a large tank (say 30 gallons), you earn a net savings of about $5 on a $150 purchase, before considering the value of your time.
Gas Prices: Track how they're changing in Munster and Indiana
U.S. gas prices are hitting new records every day. Check out average gas prices today and compare to the past in these five graphics.Four newly discovered Bristol Fighters commissioned by a film studio will be heading to New Zealand after being acquired by a new owner.
The aircraft were among seven examples of the type originally built for the 1983 film High Road to China, but were subsequently written out of the production, leaving their whereabouts a mystery. However, this changed recently when all seven were located in a warehouse east of Los Angeles.Prodrome is a stage of migraine, which tells you about the onset of migraine with neck stiffness, sensitivity of smell and taste, euphoria, constipation, fatigue and food cravings. Aura is the next stage which leads to speech disturbances, numbness or needle sensation, vision of flash lights and objects or loss of vision. Most people do not experience aura before migraine. The migraine attack is what follows when left untreated, which cause one side headache, throbbing and pulsating pain, blurred vision, sensitivity of vision and nausea, which last for 3 days. Postdrone is the final stage, where the affected experiences, weakness and fatigue.
Hormonal changes, disturbed or improper sleep patterns, weather, a few foods and drugs lead to migraine. Holistic treatment is required to treat migraine. Avoid taking citrus fruits, chocolates, eggs, wheat, meat and nuts. This approach is efficacious and very effective in pregnant women. Herbal remedies include butterbur and fever few. You should consult the physician to check if these remedies suit you. Supplements like Riboflavin, Ginkgolide B, Magneisum, Coenzyme, and Omega 3 Fish Oil can be used to treat migraine. There are also other treatment methods like acupuncture, biofeedback and massage therapies that help to relieve the symptoms and pain of migraine.Apple’s highly anticipated Monday event will likely see an unveiling of Apple’s forthcoming TV streaming and subscription news services. But there’s a possibility that Apple may also touch on its rumored subscription game service, Bloomberg reported Saturday.
The company would collect these monthly fees, then divide up the revenue between developers based on how much time users spend playing their games, one of the people said. Apple is likely considering popular paid titles on the App Store and would exclude titles that are free to download but generate revenue via in-app purchases.
Apple did not immediately return a request for comment about the report.
But Bloomberg’s report about Apple’s pursuit of paid games for the platform