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Lo Zinalrothorn (4.221 m s.l.m.) è una montagna delle Alpi Pennine che si trova nel Canton Vallese svizzero.

Toponimo
Il toponimo deriva dal villaggio di Zinal, collocato a nord del monte e dalla parola tedesca rothorn che significa monte rosso. Al tempo della sua prima conquista era conosciuta localmente come Moming.

Caratteristiche

La montagna è collocata lungo la cresta che dall'Obergabelhorn sale a nord verso il Weisshorn. Si trova tra la Mattertal e la Valle di Zinal.

La montagna fa parte della cosiddetta corona imperiale, insieme di montagne che formano un ferro di cavallo: Les Diablons (3.609 m), il Bishorn (4.153 m), il Weisshorn (4.505 m), lo Schalihorn (3.974 m), lo Zinalrothorn (4.221 m), il Trifthorn (3.728 m), l'Obergabelhorn (4.062 m), il Mont Durand (3.712 m), la Pointe de Zinal (3.790 m), la Dent Blanche (4.356 m), il Grand Cornier (3.961 m), il Pigne de la Lé (3.396 m), la Garde de Bordon (3.310 m), ed al centro di questa gigantesca parabola il Monte Besso (3.667 m).

La montagna si presenta con la vetta leggermente storta dalla quale si dipartono tre creste principali: quella nord, quella sud-est e quella sud-ovest (detta Rothorngrat). Scendendo la cresta nord si incontra un'anticima particolarmente importante detta lÉpaule.

Il fianco orientale della montagna è ammantato dall'Hohlichtgletscher mentre da quello occidentale scende il Glacier du Mountet.

Prime ascensioni
La prima ascensione alla vetta fu realizzata da Leslie Stephen e Florence Crauford Grove con le guide Jakob Anderegg e Melchior Anderegg da Zinal lungo la cresta nord il 22 agosto 1864.

Al 1933 risale la salita per la cresta sud-est da parte di Caspar Mooser, Émile-Robert Blanchet e Richard Pollinger.

Nel 1945 André Roch risale il versante est della montagna

Infine nel 1971 Paul Etter realizza la prima ascesa invernale del versante est.

Vie di salita

La via normale di salita alla vetta parte dalla Rothornhütte che si trova nella valle di Zermatt a quota 3.198 m. Essa si sviluppa lungo la cresta sud-est e poi sul finale lungo quella sud-ovest. La valutazione globale della salita è AD-. Dal rifugio si punta verso nord mettendo piede sul Rothorngletscher mantenendosi sotto la parete rocciosa di sinistra. Si supera la parete nel canale più accessibile e poi si continua per rocce e neve fino alla cresta sud-est vera e propria. La si sale direttamente oppure ci si tiene sulla sinistra sulla neve fino al congiungimento di una cresta secondaria che sale alla destra.

Si continua per cresta fino a quando essa si impenna verso la vetta. Verso la quota dei 3.900 m si abbandona la cresta e si sale obliquamente il versante sud verso l'evidente canale che porta alla forcella Gabel lungo la cresta sud-ovest. Si risale poi questa cresta allontanandosi brevemente da essa di fronte ad un muro verticale ed incontrando così la placca Biner. Superato questo passaggio delicato si riprende la cresta e si raggiunge così la vetta.

La salita della cresta nord è valutata AD+. Essa inizia dalla Cabane du Grand Mountet. Dalla capanna si sale e poi si mette piede sul Glacier du Mountet. Lo si risale in direzione nord-est fino a raggiungere il colle che separa lo Zinalrothorn dal Blanc de Moming. Si risale la cresta nord fino all'Épaule du Zinalrothorn (4.017 m). Si continua poi la cresta superando vari gendarmi e risalti fino alla vetta.

La salita della cresta sud-ovest (Rothorngrat) è valutata D-. Essa può iniziare dalla Cabane du Grand Mountet (versante di Zinal) oppure dalla Rothornhütte (versante di Zermatt). Nel primo caso dalla Cabane du Grand Mountet si sale in direzione ovest passando il Glacier du Mountet e puntando verso il Rothornjoch. Per un canale si guadagna la cresta sud-ovest. Si percorre la cresta superando vari gendarmi e risalti. Alla forcella Gabel ci si congiunge con la via normale. Nel secondo caso partendo dalla Rothornhütte si segue per la prima parte la via normale verso la vetta. Arrivati all'altezza di 3.760 m si attraversa verso occidente per mettere piede sulla parte alta del Triftgletscher. Si attraversa il ghiacciaio in direzione del Rothornjoch e si sale al colle. Poi la salita continua come la descrizione precedente.

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Montagne del Canton Vallese
Montagne delle Alpi Pennine
Quattromila delle Alpi
Geografia di Anniviers
Geografia di Randa (Svizzera)
Geografia di Täsch
Geografia di Zermatt

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Politico vs Tory-Politico
February 4th, 2010 § 2 comments
Tory Politico has received a Nasty-O-Gram from an organisation calling themselves Politico…
The letter then goes on to explain how people are going to get confused between an American "media company covering national politics and Washington governance" and a British blogger that talks about British politics from a Conservative angle.
Oh, they also want Tory Politicos' domain name.
First of all, who the fuck uses Alexia to gauge a website? No fucker I've heard of.
Secondly, 57.3% of TPs' visitors are from the UK, according to Alexia. So, the vast majority then, and even more so for visitors of TPs' site that get routed through a foreign country for some reason, like AOL. As TP points out…
While I can understand why they are saying only 57% of visitors are from the UK this is a wholly false claim. According to Google Analytics, which has been tracking traffic since the site launched, 85% of readers are from the UK with only 5% coming from within the United States.
Thirdly, what sort of fucking lawyer uses the word 'presumably'? This smells like a fishing expedition to me.
Fourthly, the word 'politico' is a word that is in common usage, as opposed to a word made up especially for a product or brand, and so is not copyrightable.
This isn't the first time Politicos' lawyers have surprised someone…
The College Politico has received a cease-and-desist letter from lawyers for Politico, demanding that he stop using the word "Politico" in his name — and that he give them control of his domain.
It doesn't look like Politico have won that one (yet) as The College Politico is still going.
But there's more. And it's quite shitty too…
Faced with a trademark legal challenge and protracted litigation by the publishers of the newspaper and website ¨Politico,¨we have reluctantly chosen to change the name of our publication, from"La Política" to "CandidatoUSA."
Politico won that one. The letter continues with how it happened…
The publishers of Politico – launched in January by Washington D.C.-based Allbritton Communications, also owners of seven ABC television affiliates and three other news channel outlets – claim La Politica infringes on their trademark.
The name change odyssey began,without our knowledge, on July 11when Jim VanderHei, Politico's co-founder and editor, called me.
He had heard of our plans to launch La Política and wanted to know more. I gave him details of
our preparations to launch an electronic trade newsletter on the business of reaching Hispanic voters.
At his suggestion, we agreed to talk again after the launch of La Política on November 5 to explore avenues of collaboration between Politico and our publication.
It sounds promising for La Politica. Not even launched yet and already someone backed by a big news company is interested in working with them.
We did launch on November 5. But next day, instead of a call from VanderHei, we received a two-page aggressive and threatening letter from Politico's attorney demanding that we "cease and desist" from the use of the La Política name because they hold a registered trade mark in the term "The Politico."
This is Jim VandeHei. I would post a picture of him but, well, given his history…
The chap behind La Politica wrote to Jim and even offered to go to Washington to talk about how they might resolve this nicely, but no. That didn't work.
Anyway, because of the money behind Politico, La Politica capitulated and La Politica now points to Politico.com.
I have no idea how this is going to play out, whether TP being British based is going to work in his favour or he will just end up being extradited, or if Politico are gonna leave it and are just trying their luck, but what ever happens, I wish you the best of luck with it, Tory Politico.
Tagged blogging, cease & desist, copyright, politico, scary letters
§ 2 Responses to Politico vs Tory-Politico"
Daniel Hoffmann-Gll says:
These heavy handed blogger crackdowns are ridiculous but seem to be getting more common, doesn't bode well for any of us.
.-= Daniel Hoffmann-Gll´s last blog ..Garry Cook…You Are a Ballbag Sir! =-.
Sim-O says:
Torys aren't exactly my flavour of politics, but with stuff like this, it doesn't matter.
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Mitt Romney Reads Mean Tweets from Donald Trump Supporters — It Goes as You'd Expect
By Miles Surrey
After last week's disparaging remarks about Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, Mitt Romney was thrust back into the national spotlight. In the spirit of the weirdness of this year's election cycle, it's only fitting that Romney would join the rush of politicians to appear on late night.
Sitting down on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday night, Romney went through what has become a staple on Kimmel's show — guests and celebrities reading mean tweets about themselves. Romney perused a slew of tweets from Trump supporters — and one from the real estate mogul himself.
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The first tweet Romney, a former presidential candidate, read was from Trump: "Mitt Romney had his chance and blew it. Lindsey Graham ran for president, got ZERO, and quit! Why are they now spokesmen against me? Sad!"
The tweets from Trump supporters ranged from petty insults about his admittedly gray hairline to wanting to punch him in the throat. The best of the bunch — and perhaps the most creative — was Twitter user cheddarbiskit, who tweeted they would "pay good money to watch Mitt Romney crying in a ball pit at a Chucky Cheese."
All joking aside, Romney had a serious message at the end of the segment, in a similar vein to what he was trying to convince the American public after his scathing remarks about Trump last week. "Donald Trump just needs to get out of the race," Romney said. " ... Let's make people happy and let's have a candidate we can be proud of."
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Going to The Movies December 1945
Comments (6) / February 28, 2020
World War Two is over and Budapest is slowly emerging from its Twilight Zone, but marauding Red Army soldiers still roam the streets and, at times unexpectedly, collect fit looking men off the streets, load them into trains and ship them to Siberia for slave labour.
Men under sixty-five dare not go into the streets and women neither because they are afraid of being raped. But the schools are functioning and, miracle of miracles, so is the Opera House and the movie theatres.
My sister is eight and has been studying ballet since she was five. She has now been admitted to the Opera's ballet school and, as a result, is at times required to perform as an 'extra' in operas in which the script calls for 'children prancing around and having a good time.' She is very happy because she loves the dancing part and the music and the theatrical ambiance and she is ecstatic about getting paid every time she appears on stage.
Trouble is that there are no adults around who dare go out into the night to fetch her when she finishes – usually around eleven p.m.
So I volunteer. I am grown up. I am eleven. Fetching my sister is no big deal: the subway station is in front of the Opera, and the station, Heroes Square, near to where we live is only the fifth down the direct line. When we emerge, we run home like the wind, skipping and laughing and happy. I love my sister very much.
On Sunday mornings we have to go to Mass, then to Grandma's, to take part in the compulsory torture she calls family lunch. But we don't mind because after lunch, before coffee is served, we are excused and allowed to go to the movies.
We know the location of every movie house in Pest and we also know what movie plays where. Believe it or not, nobody stops an eight year old accompanied by an eleven year old from going to the cinema as long as they pay.
And we pay. Correction – my sister pays. I have no money, but she gives me the cash when we are a block from the cinema so that I can pay the cashier and not she, thereby enabling me to pretend that I am a true gavallér (gentleman in Hungarian.) (The word is derived, like so many other Hungarian words, from a foreign word: cavaliere – gentleman in Italian.)
Why am I telling you all this, you ask?
Simple. My sister is eighty-two and I am eighty-five. After lunch last Sunday, I said to her: "Let's go and see 1917, the film everybody is talking about." She giggled. "Who's paying?" she asked. I didn't answer.
Guess what: she gave me the money when we got close to the theatre. I took it, we looked at each other and then burst out laughing.
By the way, we both thought that the film's plot was seriously unrealistic at times: a live cow among dead horses in the middle of a battlefield with a bucket full of milk at its side … a beautiful woman alone with a baby in her arms whose name she doesn't know, hiding in rubble with houses burning all around her … and soldiers exchanging shots nearby …
The two of us have been there … done that. War just ain't at all like that!
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Chris Szoke says:
I really do love your work Robert.
What a lovely memory but, so much more because it is a living memory that is still building, and so beautifully.
I love the link from past to present that you sketched into such a thoughtful Vignette. I can almost picture you and your sister as innocent young children who lived through a world war and normalized a postwar lunch at grandmas followed by a movie in the midst of Soviet soldiers.
Robert Landori says:
Lilla, Chris, Jacob and Sylvia, Thank you for your generous comments. I admit that I did particularly enjoy writing this blog, Robert
george ferenczi says:
The lovely "vignette" peaked my curiosity. But why don't you and your sister tell us, your readers, more about what it REALLY was like in Budapest in December 1945?
Which ballets were being performed? who were the prima ballerinas? who led the opera and the ballet school? who conducted which operas and which musicians, which movies and Hungarian movie stars? what were the costumes and set designs like at the start of the communist era?, and how much did the ballet school or going for a night out at the opera cost ? and who could afford to go to the opera and send their children to the ballet school on the other side of the street (Sztalin ut?), such a luxury immediately after the war? Had any Jewish artists survived the war, the Holocaust, the camps? Which schools did you and your sister attend?
I eagerly await to learn.


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#include "ResizeDialog.h"
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{
    CScrollView::OnInitialUpdate();

    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    // Save initial image geometry
    mBaseGeo.width( pDoc->GetImage().columns() );
    mBaseGeo.height( pDoc->GetImage().rows() );

    SetViewSize();
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CIMDisplayView printing

BOOL CIMDisplayView::OnPreparePrinting(CPrintInfo* pInfo)
{
	// default preparation
	return DoPreparePrinting(pInfo);
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnBeginPrinting(CDC* /*pDC*/, CPrintInfo* /*pInfo*/)
{
	// TODO: add extra initialization before printing
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnEndPrinting(CDC* /*pDC*/, CPrintInfo* /*pInfo*/)
{
	// TODO: add cleanup after printing
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CIMDisplayView diagnostics

#ifdef _DEBUG
void CIMDisplayView::AssertValid() const
{
	CScrollView::AssertValid();
}

void CIMDisplayView::Dump(CDumpContext& dc) const
{
	CScrollView::Dump(dc);
}

CIMDisplayDoc* CIMDisplayView::GetDocument() // non-debug version is inline
{
	ASSERT(m_pDocument->IsKindOf(RUNTIME_CLASS(CIMDisplayDoc)));
	return (CIMDisplayDoc*)m_pDocument;
}
#endif //_DEBUG

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CIMDisplayView message handlers

void CIMDisplayView::OnLButtonDown(UINT nFlags, CPoint point)
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    CRect rectSave;
    m_tracker.GetTrueRect(rectSave);
    if (m_tracker.HitTest(point) < 0)
    {
		// just to demonstrate CRectTracker::TrackRubberBand
		CRectTracker tracker;
		if (tracker.TrackRubberBand(this, point, true))
		{
			// MessageBeep(0); // beep indicates TRUE

			// see if rubber band intersects with the doc's tracker
			CRect rectT;
			tracker.m_rect.NormalizeRect(); // so intersect rect works
			if (rectT.IntersectRect(tracker.m_rect, m_tracker.m_rect))
			{
				/*
				// dotted line for outline
				m_tracker.m_nStyle &= CRectTracker::dottedLine;

				// if so, put resize handles on it (ie. select it)
				if (m_tracker.m_nStyle & CRectTracker::resizeInside)
				{
					// swap from resize inside to resize outside for effect
					m_tracker.m_nStyle &= ~CRectTracker::resizeInside;
					m_tracker.m_nStyle |= CRectTracker::resizeOutside;
				}
				else
				{
					// just use inside resize handles on first time
					m_tracker.m_nStyle &= ~CRectTracker::resizeOutside;
					m_tracker.m_nStyle |= CRectTracker::resizeInside;
				}
				*/

				UpdateTheView( false );
			}

			m_tracker.m_rect = tracker.m_rect;
		} else {	// clear the selection!
			m_tracker.m_rect.left	= m_tracker.m_rect.right = 0;
			m_tracker.m_rect.top	= m_tracker.m_rect.bottom = 0;
		}

		UpdateTheView( false );
    }
    else if (m_tracker.Track(this, point, true))
    {
		UpdateTheView( false );
    }

    CScrollView::OnLButtonDown(nFlags, point);
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnHalfsize()
{
    MinifyImage( );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnOriginalsize()
{
    ResizeImage( mBaseGeo );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnDoublesize()
{
    MagnifyImage( );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnResize()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    CResizeDialog   dlg;

    dlg.Width( (int) pDoc->GetImage().columns() );
    dlg.Height( (int) pDoc->GetImage().rows() );

    if ( dlg.DoModal() == IDOK ) {
	Geometry	newGeo( dlg.Width(), dlg.Height() );
	newGeo.percent( dlg.IsPercentage() );
	ResizeImage( newGeo );
    }
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnRevert()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    // we revert by rereading the original image!
    pDoc->DoReadImage();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnUpdate(CView* pSender, LPARAM lHint, CObject* pHint)
{
  magick_unreferenced(pSender);
  magick_unreferenced(lHint);
  magick_unreferenced(pHint);

    SetViewSize();
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnRotate()
{
    CRotateDialog   dlg;
    dlg.Angle( 180 );	// good default as any...

    if ( dlg.DoModal() == IDOK ) {
	RotateImage( dlg.Angle() );
    }
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnRotateLeft()
{
    RotateImage( -90 );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnRotateRight()
{
    RotateImage( 90 );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnFlip()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	pDoc->GetImage().flip();
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("OnFlip",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnFlop()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	pDoc->GetImage().flop();
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("OnFlip",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();

}

void CIMDisplayView::OnShear()
{
    CShearDialog   dlg;
    dlg.XShear( 45 );	// good default as any...
    dlg.YShear( 45 );	// good default as any...

    if ( dlg.DoModal() == IDOK ) {
	CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
	ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

	SetupUndo();

	BeginWaitCursor();

	try {
	    pDoc->GetImage().shear( dlg.XShear(), dlg.YShear() );
	}

	catch(Exception e)
	{
	    DoDisplayError("OnShear",e.what());
	}

	EndWaitCursor();

	UpdateTheView();
    }
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnRoll()
{
    CRollDialog   dlg;
    dlg.HPixels( 25 );	// good default as any...
    dlg.VPixels( 25 );	// good default as any...

    if ( dlg.DoModal() == IDOK ) {
	CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
	ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

	SetupUndo();

	BeginWaitCursor();

	try {
	    pDoc->GetImage().roll( dlg.HPixels(), dlg.VPixels() );
	}

	catch(Exception e)
	{
	    DoDisplayError("OnRoll",e.what());
	}

	EndWaitCursor();

	UpdateTheView();
    }
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnChop()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	CRect trackRect;
	m_tracker.GetTrueRect(trackRect);

	Geometry    newGeo( trackRect.Width(), trackRect.Height(), trackRect.left, trackRect.top );
	pDoc->GetImage().chop( newGeo );
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("OnChop",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnUpdateChop(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)
{
    // Enable/Disable the user-interface object
    pCmdUI->Enable( m_tracker.m_rect.Width() > 0 );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnCrop()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	CRect trackRect;
	m_tracker.GetTrueRect(trackRect);

	Geometry    newGeo( trackRect.Width(), trackRect.Height(), trackRect.left, trackRect.top );
	pDoc->GetImage().crop( newGeo );
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("OnCrop",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnUpdateCrop(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)
{
    // Enable/Disable the user-interface object
    pCmdUI->Enable( m_tracker.m_rect.Width() > 0 );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnTrimedges()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	pDoc->GetImage().trim( );
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("onTrimEdges",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnEditUndo()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    pDoc->SetImage( mUndoImage );
    mUndoImage.isValid(false);

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnUpdateEditUndo(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)
{
    // Enable/Disable the user-interface object
    pCmdUI->Enable( mUndoImage.isValid() );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnEditSelectAll()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    m_tracker.m_rect = CRect(0,0,(int) pDoc->GetImage().columns(), (int) pDoc->GetImage().rows());
    UpdateTheView( false );
}

void CIMDisplayView::OnEditCopy()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    OpenClipboard();
    EmptyClipboard();

    unsigned long nPixels = m_tracker.m_rect.Width() * m_tracker.m_rect.Height();

    /*
    CClientDC cdc(this);

    BITMAP  bitmap;
    CBitmap * junk = new CBitmap();
#if 0
    junk->CreateCompatibleBitmap(&cdc,m_tracker.m_rect.Width(),m_tracker.m_rect.Height());
    junk->GetBitmap(&bitmap);
#else
    bitmap.bmType = 0;
    bitmap.bmWidth = m_tracker.m_rect.Width();
    bitmap.bmHeight = m_tracker.m_rect.Height();
    bitmap.bmWidthBytes = bitmap.bmWidth * 4;
    bitmap.bmPlanes = 1;
    bitmap.bmBitsPixel = 32;
    bitmap.bmBits = NULL;
    junk->CreateBitmapIndirect( &bitmap );
#endif

    CDC dc;
    dc.CreateCompatibleDC( &cdc );
    dc.SelectObject(junk);
*/

    BITMAP  bitmap;
    bitmap.bmType = 0;
    bitmap.bmWidth = m_tracker.m_rect.Width();
    bitmap.bmHeight = m_tracker.m_rect.Height();
    bitmap.bmWidthBytes = bitmap.bmWidth * 4;
    bitmap.bmPlanes = 1;
    bitmap.bmBitsPixel = 32;
    bitmap.bmBits = NULL;

    long    memSize = nPixels * bitmap.bmBitsPixel;
    HANDLE  theBitsH = (HANDLE) ::GlobalAlloc (GMEM_MOVEABLE | GMEM_DDESHARE, memSize);
    if (theBitsH == NULL)
	 DoDisplayError( "OnEditCopy", GetLastError() );
    else {
	const PixelPacket *pPixels = pDoc->GetImage().getConstPixels(m_tracker.m_rect.left,
							   m_tracker.m_rect.top,
							   m_tracker.m_rect.Width(),
							   m_tracker.m_rect.Height());

	RGBQUAD * theBits = (RGBQUAD *) ::GlobalLock((HGLOBAL) theBitsH);
	RGBQUAD *pDestPixel = theBits;
	if ( bitmap.bmBits == NULL )
	    bitmap.bmBits = theBits;

	for( unsigned long nPixelCount = nPixels; nPixelCount ; nPixelCount-- )
	{
		pDestPixel->rgbRed      = ScaleQuantumToChar(pPixels->red);
		pDestPixel->rgbGreen    = ScaleQuantumToChar(pPixels->green);
		pDestPixel->rgbBlue     = ScaleQuantumToChar(pPixels->blue);
		pDestPixel->rgbReserved = 0;
		++pDestPixel;
		++pPixels;
	}

#if 0
	DWORD	result = junk->SetBitmapBits( memSize, theBits );
	if ( result == 0 )
	     DoDisplayError( "OnEditCopy", GetLastError() );
#else
    bitmap.bmBits = theBits;
    CBitmap * junk = new CBitmap();
    junk->CreateBitmapIndirect( &bitmap );
#endif
	::GlobalUnlock((HGLOBAL) theBitsH);

	SetClipboardData(CF_BITMAP, junk->m_hObject);
	CloseClipboard();

	delete junk;
    }

}

void CIMDisplayView::OnUpdateEditCopy(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)
{
    // Enable/Disable the user-interface object
    pCmdUI->Enable( m_tracker.m_rect.Width() > 0 );
}

BOOL CIMDisplayView::OnSetCursor(CWnd* pWnd, UINT nHitTest, UINT message)
{
	BOOL	isTracker = m_tracker.SetCursor( pWnd, nHitTest );
	if ( isTracker == 0 )
		return CScrollView::OnSetCursor(pWnd, nHitTest, message);
	else
		return isTracker;
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Internal stuff

void CIMDisplayView::SetViewSize()
{
    CSize sizeTotal;
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);
    if ( pDoc->GetImage().isValid() ) {
	sizeTotal.cx = (int) pDoc->GetImage().columns();
	sizeTotal.cy = (int) pDoc->GetImage().rows();
    } else {
	sizeTotal.cx = sizeTotal.cy = 100;
    }
    SetScrollSizes(MM_TEXT, sizeTotal);
}

void CIMDisplayView::UpdateTheView( bool inClearTracker )
{
    mViewDirty = true;
    Invalidate();
    if ( inClearTracker )
	m_tracker.m_rect = CRect(0,0,0,0);
    OnUpdate( this, NULL, NULL );
}

void CIMDisplayView::ScaleImage( Geometry& inGeometry )
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	// NOTE: should this be scale or sample?
	pDoc->GetImage().scale( inGeometry );
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("ScaleImage",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::ResizeImage( Geometry& inGeometry )
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	pDoc->GetImage().zoom( inGeometry );
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("ResizeImage",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::MagnifyImage( void )
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	pDoc->GetImage().magnify( );
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("MagnifyImage",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::MinifyImage( void )
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	pDoc->GetImage().minify( );
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("MinifyImage",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::RotateImage( double inDegrees )
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    SetupUndo();

    BeginWaitCursor();

    try {
	pDoc->GetImage().rotate( inDegrees );
    }

    catch(Exception e)
    {
	DoDisplayError("RotateImage",e.what());
    }

    EndWaitCursor();

    UpdateTheView();
}

void CIMDisplayView::SetupUndo()
{
    CIMDisplayDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
    ASSERT_VALID(pDoc);

    mUndoImage = pDoc->GetImage();
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// DoDisplayImage()
// Display the image in the client window.  Scale the image to fit.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------

void CIMDisplayView::DoDisplayImage( Image &inImage, CDC* pDC )
{
  HBITMAP hBitmap;

  // make sure we're getting a valid image!
  if (!inImage.isValid())
    {
      return;
    }

  // if the view is dirty, dispose the old offscreen!
  if ( mViewDirty == true ) {
    delete mOffscreenDC;
    mOffscreenDC = NULL;
  }

  // make sure we have a valid destination DC
  if (pDC != NULL)
    {

      // if we don't already have a ready offscreen, then prepare one
      if ( !mOffscreenDC ) {
        //
        // Set up the Windows bitmap header
        //
        BITMAPINFOHEADER bmi;
        bmi.biSize = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER);	// Size of structure
        bmi.biWidth = (LONG) inImage.columns();	// Bitmaps width in pixels
        bmi.biHeight = (-1)*(LONG) inImage.rows();	// Bitmaps height n pixels
        bmi.biPlanes = 1;				// Number of planes in the image
        bmi.biBitCount = 32;			// The number of bits per pixel
        bmi.biCompression = BI_RGB;		// The type of compression used
        bmi.biSizeImage = 0;			// The size of the image in bytes
        bmi.biXPelsPerMeter = 0;			// Horizontal resolution
        bmi.biYPelsPerMeter = 0;			// Veritical resolution
        bmi.biClrUsed = 0;			// Number of colors actually used
        bmi.biClrImportant = 0;			// Colors most important
        mBMI = bmi;	// keep it for clipboard use...

        RGBQUAD *prgbaDIB = 0;
        hBitmap = CreateDIBSection
          (
           pDC->m_hDC,            // handle to device context
           (BITMAPINFO *)&bmi,    // pointer to structure containing bitmap size, format, and color data
           DIB_RGB_COLORS,        // color data type indicator: RGB values or palette indices
           (void**)&prgbaDIB,     // pointer to variable to receive a pointer to the bitmap's bit values
           NULL,                  // optional handle to a file mapping object
           0                      // offset to the bitmap bit values within the file mapping object
           );

        if ( !hBitmap )
        {
          CString message;
          message.FormatMessage("Windows failed to allocate bitmap of size %1!d!x%2!d!!",
          inImage.rows(), inImage.columns());
          DoDisplayError("DoDisplayImage",message);
          return;
        }

        //
        // If image is non-opaque, create overlay the image on top of
        // a pattern background so non-opaque regions become evident.
        //

        Magick::Image image=inImage;
        if (inImage.matte())
        {
          Magick::Image matteImage;
          matteImage.size(Magick::Geometry(inImage.columns(), inImage.rows()));
          matteImage.read("pattern:checkerboard");
          matteImage.composite(inImage,0,0,AtopCompositeOp);
          image=matteImage;
        }

        //
        // Extract the pixels from Magick++ image object and convert to a DIB section
        //

        const unsigned int columns = (unsigned int) image.columns();
        const unsigned int rows = (unsigned int) image.rows();

        RGBQUAD *pDestPixel = prgbaDIB;

        for( unsigned int row = 0 ; row < rows ; row++ )
          {
            const PixelPacket *pPixels = image.getConstPixels(0,row,columns,1);
            // Transfer pixels, scaling to Quantum
            for( unsigned long nPixelCount = columns; nPixelCount ; nPixelCount-- )
              {
                pDestPixel->rgbRed = ScaleQuantumToChar(pPixels->red);
                pDestPixel->rgbGreen = ScaleQuantumToChar(pPixels->green);
                pDestPixel->rgbBlue = ScaleQuantumToChar(pPixels->blue);
                pDestPixel->rgbReserved = 0;
                ++pDestPixel;
                ++pPixels;
              }
          }

        // Create a display surface
        mOffscreenDC = new CDC();
        mOffscreenDC->CreateCompatibleDC( pDC );

        // Clear the background (Is this really necessary?)
        //CRect rectClient;
        //GetClientRect(rectClient);
        //mOffscreenDC->FillSolidRect(rectClient,mOffscreenDC->GetBkColor());

        // Now copy the bitmap to device
        mOffscreenDC->SelectObject( hBitmap );
        DeleteObject( hBitmap );
      }

      pDC->BitBlt( 0, 0, (unsigned int) inImage.columns(), (unsigned int) inImage.rows(), mOffscreenDC, 0, 0, SRCCOPY );
      mViewDirty = false; // not any more!

      // draw the marching ants, if any
      bool isPrinting = pDC->IsPrinting();

      if ( !isPrinting && m_tracker.m_rect.Width() && m_tracker.m_rect.Height() )
        m_tracker.Draw( pDC );
    }
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// DoDisplayError()
// Display the cause of any unhandle exceptions.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------

void CIMDisplayView::DoDisplayError(CString szFunction, CString szCause)
{
    CString szMsg;
    szMsg.Format("IMDisplayView function [%s] encountered an error.\n%s",szFunction,szCause);
    AfxMessageBox(szMsg,MB_OK);
}

void CIMDisplayView::DoDisplayError(CString szFunction, DWORD inError )
{
    LPVOID lpMsgBuf;
    FormatMessage(
	FORMAT_MESSAGE_ALLOCATE_BUFFER |
	    FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM |
	    FORMAT_MESSAGE_IGNORE_INSERTS,
	NULL,
	inError,
	MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_DEFAULT), // Default language
	(LPTSTR) &lpMsgBuf,
	0,
	NULL
    );
    MessageBox( (LPCTSTR)lpMsgBuf, "Error", MB_OK | MB_ICONINFORMATION );
    LocalFree( lpMsgBuf );
}

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text:
Health and Food Safety
The European Food Safety Authority's refusal to grant access to documents related to the approval of a reasoned opinion on maximum residue limits for pesticides in food
Tuesday | 14 January 2020
Council should issue guidance on the sponsorship of Council Presidencies
Wednesday | 08 January 2020
Recommendation of the European Ombudsman in case 1069/2019/MIG on sponsorship of the Presidency of the Council of the European Union
Made in accordance with Article 3(6) of the Statute of the European Ombudsman[1]
This case concerns the sponsorship of the Presidency of the Council of the EU. The complainant considered that the Council should regulate or prohibit sponsorship.
The Council argued that the sponsorship of the Presidency is the sole responsibility of the Member State government responsible for the Presidency, and that it could therefore not address the matter.
The Ombudsman notes that the Presidency is part of the Council, and must operate in a neutral and impartial manner. When the Presidency organises a meeting or another activity, whether in Brussels or in its home Member State, the wider European public is bound to perceive this activity as linked to the Council and the EU as a whole.
As such, the Council's stance that it has no responsibility when it comes to sponsorship of the Council Presidency, which ignores the risk of reputational damage to the neutrality of the Presidency, constitutes maladministration. The Ombudsman therefore makes a recommendation that the Council issue guidance to Member States on the issue of sponsorship of the Presidency to mitigate the reputational risks to the EU.
[1] Decision of the European Parliament of 9 March 1994 on the regulations and general conditions governing the performance of the Ombudsman's duties (94/262/ECSC, EC, Euratom): https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/GA/TXT/?uri=CELEX:31994D0262.
The Commission's decision not to pay a pre-financing for a project due to offsetting
Tuesday | 10 December 2019
Summary of the decision in case 2142/2018/EWM on the European Commission's refusal to grant access to Member State positions on a guidance document concerning the risk assessment of pesticides on bees
Decision in case 2142/2018/EWM on the European Commission's refusal to grant access to Member State positions on a guidance document concerning the risk assessment of pesticides on bees
The complainant, an environmental NGO, made a request for public access to documents containing the positions taken by Member States in a committee dealing with the risk assessment of how pesticides affect bees. The Commission refused access to the documents. It argued that its rules of procedure require that the positions of individual Member States not be disclosed and that public disclosure of Member States' positions would prevent Member States from frankly expressing their views.
The Ombudsman inquired into the issue and found that the Commission was wrong to refuse access to the documents. She considered that the documents, should benefit from the wider public access granted to 'legislative documents'. Moreover, she considered that wider public access was needed as the documents contain environmental information. She thus recommended that the Commission disclose the documents.
The Commission has chosen not to follow the Ombudsman's recommendation. This is disappointing. Transparent decision-making regarding procedures which are of general interest and application is a cornerstone of democracy. This is all the more important when the decision-making relates to the protection of the environment.
The Ombudsman confirms that the Commission's continued refusal to grant the complainant access to the requested documents constitutes maladministration.
Reply from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) to the Ombudsman's suggestions for improvement in strategic inquiry OI/7/2017/KR into EMA's pre-submission activities
The Ombudsman's reply to the many letters of support from interested citizens concerning her Recommendation to the European Commission
Strong public support for Ombudsman's bee inquiry
The European Commission's alleged failure to reply to correspondence concerning healthcare and access to justice
Monday | 18 November 2019
Reply of the European Commission to the recommendation from the European Ombudsman in case 2142/2018/TE regarding the European Commission's refusal to grant access to Member State positions on a guidance document concerning the risk assessment of pesticides on bees
The Commission's alleged failure to acknowledge receipt of an infringement complaint concerning toxic fires in Giugliano, Italy, and in the surrounding municipalities
Response of the Council of the European Union to the Ombudsman's letter concerning commercial sponsorship of Presidencies
Decision in case 608/2018/VB on the Consumers, Health, Agriculture and Food Executive Agency's (Chafea) handling of a request to amend a framework partnership agreement
Monday | 21 October 2019
The case concerned the decision of the Consumers, Health, Agriculture and Food Executive Agency (Chafea) to reject a request to amend a framework partnership agreement in the field of health.
The Ombudsman found that Chafea's decision was reasonable because the complainant was not in a position to produce the necessary documentation proving its partial takeover of rights and obligations from the bankrupt coordinator. Moreover, although the length of time the procedure took was regrettable, the Ombudsman found that the procedure took time mainly because of Chafea's efforts to find a solution.
The Ombudsman thus closed the inquiry finding no maladministration.
Decision in case 1694/2019/UNK on the European Commission's handling of an infringement complaint against Spain concerning the placing on the market of pyrotechnic articles and the environmental noise caused by them
Decision in case 1585/2018/MH on how the European Commission dealt with concerns raised by an Italian region about a steel plant acquisition
Monday | 09 September 2019
The case is about how the European Commission dealt with concerns surrounding the acquisition of a steel plant in Italy. An Italian region complained to the Ombudsman that the Commission had not given it sufficient opportunity to raise its concerns, before approving the acquisition under the EU Merger Rules.
The Commission's competition department had a call with the complainant before it approved the acquisition. On that call, it gave the complainant reasonable explanations about why its legal concerns were not relevant to the Commission's assessment. It also became apparent during that call that the complainant was focussing on the environment rather than on competition matters. The Commission thus referred it to the relevant department, in line with the principles of good administration. The complainant then had the opportunity to provide that department with further information on its environmental concerns.
The Ombudsman therefore closed the inquiry with a finding of no maladministration.
How the European Commission dealt with an infringement complaint against the Netherlands concerning the importation of potentially unsafe lighters
Wednesday | 04 September 2019
Decision of the European Ombudsman in the above complaint on the failure of the European Commission to accommodate the needs of associations of staff members with a disability to participate remotely in the plenary session of the Management Committee for Sickness Insurance
Monday | 05 August 2019
Decision in case 276/2019/MMO on how the European Commission handled an infringement complaint against the Czech Republic concerning yogurt denomination (Ref. CHAP(2017)03182)
Thursday | 18 July 2019
Decision in case 1243/2019/TE on how the European Commission addressed the complainant's concerns over air pollution in France
Wednesday | 17 July 2019


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Posted by Charlie Bell | Jul 16, 2013 | Arts, Theatre
"Fancy driving to Lancaster to see an outdoor performance in the park?" came the request from Northern Soul a couple of months ago. With a pinch of the Dunkirk spirit I said "yes", well aware that my meteorological gamble might see my ten-year-old daughter and I getting a good drenching, while trying to view people in tights through impenetrable sheets of British summer rain. For once, the bet paid off and we were treated to a beautiful evening.
The Lancaster-based Dukes Theatre has been staging annual, outdoor productions in Williamson Park since 1987 and this is the second appearance of Robin Hood, which had a previous outing in 1993. Williamson Park is a beautiful setting and it houses what was once described as "the grandest monument in England", the Ashton Memorial. You may never have heard of it, but if you've ever travelled on the M6 North, chances are you've seen it and wondered what it was. It's that beautiful, domed building like a mini St Paul's Cathedral that you see on the left as you drive past Lancaster.
Another interesting fact is that Williamson Park is close to what is considered to be the centroid point of the UK and Northern Ireland. This is the theoretical location at which you can balance the land mass on the tip of a pencil (see, reading Northern Soul reviews enriches your knowledge in so many ways!).
The play is enacted as a promenade piece with six scenes in five locations, each of them selected for atmosphere and as a brilliant aid to the dramatic narrative. The Dukes has gone for a modern twist on the classic story, while retaining fundamental elements. All the original characters are there, but are not necessarily of the same sex or personality. We're presented with Robin Hood as a redemptive tale, with the poor, downtrodden people of the forest struggling to eke out their lives as thieves or peasants, while trying to seek fair play and justice from the sheriff and her minions.
The play is particularly good fun for younger people in the audience. From the start, members of the cast interact with the crowd, stealing their food and seeking their opinion in some of the arguments that occur. The cast are dressed in a funky, steam-punk combination of leather jackets and new-age traveller chic. The sheriff's lackeys project their menace by travelling around on motorbikes in black uniforms and carrying truncheons.
The locations are used to great effect and bring the whole thing to life. One minute we're deep in the woods at Little John's smithy and the next we're up at the Ashton Memorial which doubles as the sheriff's castle. Our favourite scene was the fifth, as the light dwindled and we found ourselves in a dark part of the forest where we were subjected to lots of scary sound and light effects.
The stewarding of the audience is super-efficient and at all times we had a great view of the action. Three hours seemed daunting at the outset, but it flew by. Lots of the audience were far more prepared than us. With picnic hampers and foldaway chairs, some people looked like they were moving in for the week and were clearly veterans of the annual production. This all helped to bring a convivial quality to the event that we really enjoyed.
Off-beat productions like this are a great way to attract non-theatre goers. Lots of teenage lads were in evidence – a social group that sometimes view a trip to the theatre with abject terror.
Due to popular demand, the show has been extended for an extra week, which says it all, really. Round up a couple of kids, cross your fingers for the weather and go and see it. We definitely plan to do it all again next year.
Review by Charlie Bell
What: Robin Hood
Where: Williamson Park, Lancaster
When: until August 17, 2013
More info: www.dukes-lancaster.org/theatre/RobinHood
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Charlie Bell is a Mancunian author and blogger (The Collidge of Nollidge). He has co-written two comedy novels – Picking Up the Brass and The Map of Africa under the joint pseudonym of Eddy Nugent. He's a regular newspaper reviewer on BBC Radio Manchester. Charlie loves his city and all that goes on within it.
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How To Stop Your Dog From Jumping Up Depending on what stage you're at with the jumping up problem, you should find one of these training techniques will do the trick. In most cases you will see some positive results in a matter of days .... Once a dog whose behavior I was evaluating got on the back of the sofa behind me and began to hump my head. Female dogs mount, though less frequently than males. Female dogs mount, though less frequently than males.
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How To Stop Your Dog From Jumping Up Depending on what stage you're at with the jumping up problem, you should find one of these training techniques will do the trick. In most cases you will see some positive results in a matter of days .
Your dog is jumping on people because he wants something – attention, food, play time, to sniff them, etc. Whatever the reason, the best way to get them to stop is to IGNORE THEM. Whatever the reason, the best way to get them to stop is to IGNORE THEM.
Management: Bend over and hold the dog's collar, thumb underneath and palm facing down your dog's back, or step on your dog's leash to prevent jumping. Training: With strangers and guests, tether your dog to a fence or tree or hold his leash (if outside) or tether him to a table (if inside).


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 * email: mysticzt@gmail.com
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import React, { Component } from 'react';
import {
  View,
  Text,
  Image,
  ScrollView,
  TouchableOpacity,
  TouchableHighlight,
  StyleSheet
} from 'react-native';
import { bindActionCreators } from 'redux';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import * as actions from '../../actions/meActions';
import Icon from 'react-native-vector-icons/Ionicons';
import CustomRow from '../../components/CustomRow';
import { pixel } from '../../utils/deviceSize';
import LoadingPage from '../../components/LoadingPage';
import timeDiff from '../../utils/timeDiffUtil';
import {
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  NIGHT_BACKGROUND_COLOR,
  NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_TEXT_COLOR,
  NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_BACKGROUND_COLOR
} from '../../constants/themecolor';

class Me extends Component {
  static navigationOptions = ({ navigation, screenProps }) => ({
    tabBarLabel: ({focused}) => (<Text style={{color: focused? screenProps.isNightMode? '#2f2f91' : screenProps.themeColor : '#c4c5c8', fontSize: 10, textAlign: 'center', marginBottom: 1.5, backgroundColor: 'transparent',}}>我的</Text>) ,
    tabBarIcon: ({ focused }) => (<Icon name={focused? 'ios-contact' : 'ios-contact-outline'} size={30} color={focused? screenProps.isNightMode? '#1f1f9f' : screenProps.themeColor : '#c4c5c8'} />),
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    headerTintColor: '#ffffff',
    headerStyle: {
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  componentWillReceiveProps(nextProps) {
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  render() {
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      return (
        <ScrollView style={[styles.container, { backgroundColor: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_BACKGROUND_COLOR : null}]}>
          <TouchableOpacity
            activeOpacity={0.6}
            onPress={() => navigation.navigate('Login', {onGoBack: null})}
            style={{marginTop: 50}}
          >
            <View style={styles.loginBtn}>
              <Text style={styles.loginBtnText}>你还未登录,请登录</Text>
            </View>
          </TouchableOpacity>
          <View style={styles.settingContainer}>
            <TouchableOpacity
              activeOpacity={0.6}
              onPress={() => navigation.navigate('Setting')}
            >
              <CustomRow
                leftIcon={<Icon name='ios-settings' size={30} color='#5b656c' />}
                rightIcon={<Icon name='ios-arrow-forward' size={20} color='#9d9eab' />}
                title='设置'
                titleStyle={{ color: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_TEXT_COLOR : null }}
                rowStyle={[styles.settingRow, { backgroundColor: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_BACKGROUND_COLOR : '#ffffff'}]}
              />
            </TouchableOpacity>
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        </ScrollView>
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    if(isLogged) {
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        <ScrollView style={[styles.container, { backgroundColor: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_BACKGROUND_COLOR : null}]}>
          <View style={[styles.userInfoContainer, { backgroundColor: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_BACKGROUND_COLOR : '#ffffff'}]}>
            <Image source={{uri: avatar_url}} style={styles.avatar}/>
            <View style={styles.userInfo}>
              <Text style={[styles.username, { color: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_TEXT_COLOR : null }]}>{ loginname }</Text>
              <Text style={[styles.createTime, { color: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_TEXT_COLOR : null }]}>注册时间: {timeDiff(user_create_at)}</Text>
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          <View style={styles.replyAndPostContainer}>
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              activeOpacity={0.6}
              onPress={() => navigation.navigate('RecentReply', {authorname: '我'})}
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              <CustomRow
                leftIcon={<Icon name='ios-chatboxes' size={30} color='#635bed' />}
                rightIcon={<Icon name='ios-arrow-forward' size={20} color='#9d9eab' />}
                title='最近回复'
                titleStyle={{ color: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_TEXT_COLOR : null }}
                rowStyle={[styles.replyRow, { backgroundColor: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_BACKGROUND_COLOR : '#ffffff'}]}
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              activeOpacity={0.6}
              onPress={() => navigation.navigate('RecentTopics', {authorname: '我'})}
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              <CustomRow
                leftIcon={<Icon name='ios-brush' size={30} color='#e71fc7' />}
                rightIcon={<Icon name='ios-arrow-forward' size={20} color='#9d9eab' />}
                title='最近发帖'
                titleStyle={{ color: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_TEXT_COLOR : null }}
                rowStyle={[styles.postRow, { backgroundColor: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_BACKGROUND_COLOR : '#ffffff'}]}
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          <View style={styles.collectionContainer}>
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              activeOpacity={0.6}
              onPress={() => navigation.navigate('Collection', {isCurrentUser: true, authorname: loginname})}
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              <View>
                <CustomRow
                  leftIcon={<Icon name='ios-star' size={30} color='#e2525b' />}
                  rightIcon={<Icon name='ios-arrow-forward' size={20} color='#9d9eab' />}
                  title='我的收藏'
                  titleStyle={{ color: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_TEXT_COLOR : null }}
                  rowStyle={[styles.collectionRow, { backgroundColor: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_BACKGROUND_COLOR : '#ffffff'}]}
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          <View style={styles.settingContainer}>
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              activeOpacity={0.6}
              onPress={() => navigation.navigate('Setting')}
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                leftIcon={<Icon name='ios-settings' size={30} color='#5b656c' />}
                rightIcon={<Icon name='ios-arrow-forward' size={20} color='#9d9eab' />}
                title='设置'
                titleStyle={{ color: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_TEXT_COLOR : null }}
                rowStyle={[styles.settingRow, { backgroundColor: screenProps.isNightMode? NIGHT_CUSTOMROW_BACKGROUND_COLOR : '#ffffff'}]}
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        </ScrollView>
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    if(isLoading) {
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    if(error !== '') {
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        <NetErrorPage
          error={error.message}
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}

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
  Container: {
    flex: 1,
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  userInfoContainer: {
    flexDirection: 'row',
    paddingLeft: 8,
    paddingRight: 8,
    paddingTop: 7,
    paddingBottom: 7,
    backgroundColor: '#ffffff',
    marginTop: 20,
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  avatar: {
    height: 45,
    width: 45,
    borderRadius: 5,
    borderWidth: 1,
    borderColor: '#b2b0b6'
  },
  userInfo: {
    marginLeft: 10,
    justifyContent: 'space-between',
  },
  username: {
    fontSize: 18,

  },
  createTime: {
    fontSize: 12,
  },
  replyAndPostContainer: {
    marginTop: 20,
  },
  replyRow: {
    borderBottomWidth: pixel,
    borderTopWidth: pixel,
    paddingTop: 5,
    paddingBottom: 5,
    borderColor: '#b2b0b6',
    backgroundColor: '#ffffff'
  },
  postRow: {
    borderBottomWidth: pixel,
    // borderTopWidth: pixel,
    paddingTop: 5,
    paddingBottom: 5,
    borderColor: '#b2b0b6',
    backgroundColor: '#ffffff'
  },
  collectionContainer: {
    marginTop: 20,
  },
  collectionRow: {
    borderBottomWidth: pixel,
    borderTopWidth: pixel,
    paddingTop: 5,
    paddingBottom: 5,
    borderColor: '#b2b0b6',
    backgroundColor: '#ffffff'
  },
  draftboxContainer: {
    marginTop: 20
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  draftboxRow: {
    borderBottomWidth: pixel,
    borderTopWidth: pixel,
    paddingTop: 5,
    paddingBottom: 5,
    borderColor: '#b2b0b6',
    backgroundColor: '#ffffff'
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  settingContainer: {
    marginTop: 40
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  settingRow: {
    borderBottomWidth: pixel,
    borderTopWidth: pixel,
    paddingTop: 5,
    paddingBottom: 5,
    borderColor: '#b2b0b6',
    backgroundColor: '#ffffff'
  },
  cleanContainer: {
    marginTop: 20,
  },
  cleanRow: {
    borderBottomWidth: pixel,
    borderTopWidth: pixel,
    paddingTop: 5,
    paddingBottom: 5,
    borderColor: '#b2b0b6',
    backgroundColor: '#ffffff'
  },
  aboutContainer: {
    marginTop: 45,
  },
  aboutRow: {
    borderBottomWidth: pixel,
    borderTopWidth: pixel,
    paddingTop: 5,
    paddingBottom: 5,
    borderColor: '#b2b0b6',
    backgroundColor: '#ffffff'
  },
  loginBtn: {
    height: 50,
    backgroundColor: '#e32872',
    justifyContent: 'center',
    alignItems: 'center'
  },
  loginBtnText: {
    fontSize: 20,
    color: '#e7e7e7'
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});

const mapStateToProps = state => {
  const GlobalState = state.GlobalState.toJS();
  return {
    isLogged: GlobalState.isLogged,
    accesstoken: GlobalState.accesstoken,
    loginname: GlobalState.loginname,
    avatar_url: GlobalState.avatar_url,
    user_create_at: GlobalState.user_create_at
  }
}

const mapDispatchToProps = dispatch => {
  return {
    actions: bindActionCreators(actions, dispatch)
  }
}

export default connect(mapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps)(Me);


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Q: Configuracion dns LAN y WAN Estoy montando un servidor OpenVZ con varias máquinas dns, web, mail... etc
Tengo más de una máquina para servicio web y he configurado los DNS con los registros de dominio en cada máquina.
La red local interna me funciona correctamente y traduce los dominios a cada máquina pero no consigo "conectar" desde internet con la máquina correspondiente a un dominio determinado.
Parece que hay una solución con un router con dns ( tipo cisco).
Pero puede haber más soluciones ?
Gracias

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from ai.h2o.sparkling.ml.params.HasInputCols import HasInputCols
from ai.h2o.sparkling.ml.params.HasOutputCol import HasOutputCol

class H2ODimReductionExtraParams(HasInputCols, HasOutputCol):
    pass


You won't get a first rounder for Coles. He has a problem with his foot and his salary is too high.
If it weren't for the bad toe, we probably could get a 1st for Coles. But he won't get the surgery, and 10 yards per catch isn't worth a 1st rounder. He's a top receiver when healthy, but everyone knows about his injury.
I highly doubt also that we would get a FIRST rounder for L.C. I say keep him and open the offense up and try to actually utalize him next year! Try and get a THIRD rounder for Gardner, Draft Williams or Edwards, move up in the draft if we need too.
Coles could be a top reciever if he was healthy and if he were a bit taller. Someone tell me what the deal is with Coles and Santana Moss. Is the trade going to go down or what? If it does, I would say that the Jets get the better part of the deal. Even though Coles does have the foot problem, I would pick him over Moss.
The Coles-Santana Moss deal, if its not fully dead, is on life support. The Jets got pissed when Coles told them that he will need a new contract.
Coles is either cut or kept at this point. He will not re-work his contract to be traded. In all likelihood, he will be a redskin and then traded or cut next year when his cap cost doubles.
I also dont seeing us trade up in this draft. As much as I would like to take Williams, I think we are either trading down for value or taking the best available player at 9.
Did anyone see Braylon Edwards march into the Bench Press at the combine and rip off 22 presses? Pretty impressive, I think two more WRs did the same thing after he did.
I disagree actually. I'm usually not a big fan of trading up, but I think Williams is such a great fit for us that it makes perfect sense. For the Skins, he makes more sense than for most of the other teams who are apparently considering him. Bears have Muhammad, Bucs have Clayton, Titans have Bennett (and Calico), and Vikes have Robinson, all of whom are 6'3" or bigger. Those guys can go up to get the jump ball, but the Skins lack any of those guys, and thats why we are the best fit for him. We have the speed guys to stretch it out, but no big man like him.
I'm gonna say something that I think many people will disagree with, but I believe it is accurate: I don't feel like the Skins have that many holes to be filled. WR, C, and DE are the only real holes we have, assuming we successfully resign all of our FAs. We could also use a blocking TE and a run-stuffer at DT to rotate with Salave'a. That said, I think we could afford to sacrifice some picks this year, or next year, if need be in order to get a guy who could be an amazing difference-maker. Those positions are definitely ones we can address in an economically sound way in FA, and we could certainly deal with losing a pick or two.
As it stands right now, I tend to agree with you. Once free agency starts we might have a need at CB, and MLB. If we lose Smoot and start Harris, we still need a backup. If we lose Pierce, we'll need someone there also. We can't count on Barrow, so we likely need a starter.
We really need to find out what Jacobs and McCants have too, for all we know, we might not have a good 3rd WR.
From everything I have heard from the Redskins, they think Jacobs could be great, so I think they will trust him at WR.
I am of the belief that Pierce and Smoot will be re-signed, but certainly if they don't, we will have to target those areas.


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Since r21708 of trunk tagged VLAN support is broken on my TP-Link TL-WR1043ND with rtl8366rb switch. Trunk r21707 and prior work.
A computer configured for tagged VLAN ID 4 connected to port 4 of the router will not be able to communicate with the router (i.e. it gets no IP assigned by DHCP).
Untagged port 3 works fine in any revision.
in your config for vlan4 in /etc/config/network ... shouldn't it has to be "4 5t" instead of "4t 5t"?
I want VLAN 4 to be a tagged VLAN on port 4 thus the "4t" otherwise it is untagged like VLAN 3 on port 3.
The posted config works as is on r21707 and on r22486 (patched to undo the change from 21708).
thus I just did copy&paste of those entries and changed ports and names.
Besides, when using the posted config I can get the interfaces "vlan3" and "vlan4" to work with dhcp and firewall just fine.
even with the newest trunk (r22486 in my case).
I also did a setup with 2 vlans today (for testing another bug) and there the pvids for the ports where set correctly (to 1 and 2 - i don't have the logs from that ...). But i did only tagging on cpu port 5. It's strange. Unfortunatly i don't see through the flags field which is involved in the offending revision. Don't think i can help you here. We have to wait for juhosg returning :o(.
Yes, the PVID is set correctly on ports that are marked as untagged.
It's only missing on ports marked as tagged.
I too am waiting for juhosg's return, as I'm eager to know which technical documentation he used for programming the driver.
is not the correct one according to andrewt12 (https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?pid=99338#p99338) who wrote the initial driver for the switch.
The mentioned datasheet includes interesting capabilities such as port mirroring and I hope that the switch in the wr1043nd also supports this. If so, it should be easy to implement.
What I am still missing, is support for MTU's higher than 1500. As I also have a NAS with relatively low CPU capacity connected to the network (not to mention the CPU of the WR1043ND itself), a rather noticeable speed benefit can be accomplished by this.
But of course, this is not really related to the topic of this ticket ;).
The fiber connection carries 3 VLAN's (Of which I use 2).
I have another VLAN set up for my local LAN (VLAN 10).
In the living room, a Cisco SLM2008 splits the trunk off to the IPTV box of my fiber provider and the LAN devices there.


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Natalia Madaj (Piła, 25 de enero de 1988) es una deportista polaca que compitió en remo.

Participó en dos Juegos Olímpicos de Verano, obteniendo una medalla de oro en Río de Janeiro 2016, en la prueba de doble scull, y el octavo lugar en Londres 2012, en el cuatro scull.

Ganó dos medallas en el Campeonato Mundial de Remo, en los años 2013 y 2014, y siete medallas en el Campeonato Europeo de Remo entre los años 2009 y 2015.

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Remeros en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012
Remeros en los Juegos Olímpicos de Río de Janeiro 2016
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de remo
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Polonia
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Río de Janeiro 2016
Deportistas de Polonia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012
Deportistas de Polonia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Río de Janeiro 2016
Nacidos en el voivodato de Gran Polonia
Polacas del siglo XXI
Deportistas femeninas de Polonia
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MIGUEL CARTAGENA ENDS ONE-YEAR LAYOFF; BOXES JESUS SOLER JUNE 15 AT PARX CASINO
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"I'm excited to be fighting at home again" Cartagena said. "I'm working on staying focused in the ring and sticking to the game plan. I'm going to go out and deliver a main event performance for the fight."
Cartagena is looking to change his luck both with his record and at home in the fight with the 30-year-old Soler (10-1-1 5 KOs), who is fighting stateside for the second time in his career. Soler's only loss was in 2013 and since then he's racked up six wins, three by knockout.
"I am very grateful to God and to my management team, Pivott Boxing, for presenting me with this opportunity." said Soler. "We are getting ready to put on a great performance. On June 15 in Pennsylvania, there is going to be a war. You will see a very focused Soler. We are training very hard with the best sparring partners Puerto Rico has to offer. I will accept nothing less than a victory. I really hope my opponent is also training hard because on that night he will go to war with a warrior hungrier and more aggressive than anyone he has ever faced. We owe the fans a great performance on June 15."
This main event will delight boxing fans as both flyweights not only carry the speed and punching precision the division is known for but also carry power.
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Audi RS 3 LMS Best TCR Model for the Third Time
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Audi again awarded "TCR Model of the Year" after 2018 and 2021
Audi RS 3 LMS most successful around the globe
Audi Sport customer racing's entry-level model has a first-class season record. The compact race car started 1,080 times in 302 competitions worldwide, celebrating 89 victories and 236 podium finishes in total. In the comparative evaluation of all race cars by the WSC organization, the founder and licensor of the TCR category, the Audi RS 3 LMS has now prevailed once again.
"For the third time in five years, the WSC evaluation proves that the Audi RS 3 LMS was the world's most successful touring car," says Chris Reinke, Head of Audi Sport customer racing. "The program has traditionally been a pure customer commitment in all national and regional competitions, so our thanks go to the teams on five continents. They chose Audi in an attractive competitive environment and clinched these successes with the RS 3 LMS." The worldwide brand diversity continues to increase: Currently, touring cars from 16 manufacturers are certified for the TCR category. The WSC evaluation takes into account global successes of the participating brands. The TCR Model of the Year title is thus a representative cross-section of the entire world of TCR racing.
Five drivers' titles were clinched by privateers with the Audi RS 3 LMS in the past season, in addition to 18 further victories in additional championship categories all over the world. Two outstanding individual results crown the sporting track record: Filipe Souza won the renowned Macau Guia Race and Tom Coronel clinched a gold medal at the FIA Motorsport Games – both at the wheel of the RS 3 LMS gen II.
By the end of the year, Audi Sport customer racing had already built 80 units of the new touring car that has been presented only in 2021. From the proven and still popular predecessor model, which also made its contribution to the "TCR Model of the Year" in customer hands, a total of 180 race cars have been built and delivered between 2016 and 2021.
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