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#include <config.h>

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <string.h> /* memcpy() */

#include "neworth_conn.h"
#include "connectionpoint.h"
#include "message.h"
#include "diamenu.h"
#include "handle.h"
#include "diarenderer.h"

static void place_handle_by_swapping(NewOrthConn *orth,
                                     int index, Handle *handle);

enum change_type {
  TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT,
  TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT
};

static ObjectChange *
midsegment_create_change(NewOrthConn *orth, enum change_type type,
			 int segment,
			 Point *point1, Point *point2,
			 Handle *handle1, Handle *handle2);

struct MidSegmentChange {
  ObjectChange obj_change;

  /* All additions and deletions of segments in the middle
   * of the NewOrthConn must delete/add two segments to keep
   * the horizontal/vertical balance.
   *
   * None of the end segments must be removed by this change.
   */

  enum change_type type;
  int applied;

  int segment;
  Point points[2];
  Handle *handles[2]; /* These handles cannot be connected */
  ConnectionPoint *conn; /* ? */
  ObjectChange *cplchange[2];
};

static ObjectChange *
endsegment_create_change(NewOrthConn *orth, enum change_type type,
			 int segment, Point *point,
			 Handle *handle);

struct EndSegmentChange {
  ObjectChange obj_change;

  /* Additions and deletions of segments of at the endpoints
   * of the NewOrthConn.
   *
   * Addition of an endpoint segment need not store any point.
   * Deletion of an endpoint segment need to store the endpoint position
   * so that it can be reverted.
   * Deleted segments might be connected, so we must store the connection
   * point.
   */

  enum change_type type;
  int applied;

  int segment;
  Point point;
  Handle *handle;
  Handle *old_end_handle;
  ConnectionPoint *cp; /* NULL in add segment and if not connected in
			  remove segment */
  ObjectChange *cplchange;
};

static void set_midpoint(Point *point, NewOrthConn *orth, int segment)
{
  int i = segment;
  point->x = 0.5*(orth->points[i].x + orth->points[i+1].x);
  point->y = 0.5*(orth->points[i].y + orth->points[i+1].y);
}

static void setup_midpoint_handle(Handle *handle)
{
  handle->id = HANDLE_MIDPOINT;
  handle->type = HANDLE_MINOR_CONTROL;
  handle->connect_type = HANDLE_NONCONNECTABLE;
  handle->connected_to = NULL;
}

static void setup_endpoint_handle(Handle *handle, HandleId id )
{
  handle->id = id;
  handle->type = HANDLE_MAJOR_CONTROL;
  handle->connect_type = HANDLE_CONNECTABLE;
  handle->connected_to = NULL;
}

static int get_handle_nr(NewOrthConn *orth, Handle *handle)
{
  int i = 0;
  for (i=0;i<orth->numpoints-1;i++) {
    if (orth->handles[i] == handle)
      return i;
  }
  return -1;
}

static int get_segment_nr(NewOrthConn *orth, Point *point, real max_dist)
{
  int i;
  int segment;
  real distance, tmp_dist;

  segment = 0;
  distance = distance_line_point(&orth->points[0], &orth->points[1], 0, point);

  for (i=1;i<orth->numpoints-1;i++) {
    tmp_dist = distance_line_point(&orth->points[i], &orth->points[i+1], 0, point);
    if (tmp_dist < distance) {
      segment = i;
      distance = tmp_dist;
    }
  }

  if (distance < max_dist)
    return segment;

  return -1;
}

ObjectChange*
neworthconn_move_handle(NewOrthConn *orth, Handle *handle,
			Point *to, ConnectionPoint *cp,
			HandleMoveReason reason, ModifierKeys modifiers)
{
  int n;
  int handle_nr;

  switch(handle->id) {
  case HANDLE_MOVE_STARTPOINT:
    orth->points[0] = *to;
    switch (orth->orientation[0]) {
    case HORIZONTAL:
      orth->points[1].y = to->y;
      break;
    case VERTICAL:
      orth->points[1].x = to->x;
      break;
    }
    break;
  case HANDLE_MOVE_ENDPOINT:
    n = orth->numpoints - 1;
    orth->points[n] = *to;
    switch (orth->orientation[n-1]) {
    case HORIZONTAL:
      orth->points[n-1].y = to->y;
      break;
    case VERTICAL:
      orth->points[n-1].x = to->x;
      break;
    }
    break;
  case HANDLE_MIDPOINT:
    n = orth->numpoints - 1;
    handle_nr = get_handle_nr(orth, handle);

    switch (orth->orientation[handle_nr]) {
    case HORIZONTAL:
      orth->points[handle_nr].y = to->y;
      orth->points[handle_nr+1].y = to->y;
      break;
    case VERTICAL:
      orth->points[handle_nr].x = to->x;
      orth->points[handle_nr+1].x = to->x;
      break;
    }
    break;
  default:
    message_error("Internal error in neworthconn_move_handle.\n");
    break;
  }

  return NULL;
}

ObjectChange*
neworthconn_move(NewOrthConn *orth, Point *to)
{
  Point p;
  int i;

  p = *to;
  point_sub(&p, &orth->points[0]);

  orth->points[0] = *to;
  for (i=1;i<orth->numpoints;i++) {
    point_add(&orth->points[i], &p);
  }

  return NULL;
}

real
neworthconn_distance_from(NewOrthConn *orth, Point *point, real line_width)
{
  int i;
  real dist;

  dist = distance_line_point( &orth->points[0], &orth->points[1],
			      line_width, point);
  for (i=1;i<orth->numpoints-1;i++) {
    dist = MIN(dist,
	       distance_line_point( &orth->points[i], &orth->points[i+1],
				    line_width, point));
  }
  return dist;
}

static void
neworthconn_update_midpoints(NewOrthConn *orth)
{
  int i;
  GSList *elem;

  elem=orth->midpoints->connections;

  /* Update connection points, using the handles' positions where useful : */
  set_midpoint(&((ConnectionPoint *)(elem->data))->pos,orth,0);
  elem=g_slist_next(elem);
  for (i=1; i<orth->numpoints-2; i++) {
    ((ConnectionPoint *)(elem->data))->pos = orth->handles[i]->pos;
    elem = g_slist_next(elem);
  }
  set_midpoint(&(((ConnectionPoint *)(elem->data))->pos),orth,i);
}

static void
adjust_handle_count_to(NewOrthConn *orth, guint count) {
  /* This will shrink or expand orth->handles as necessary (so that
     orth->numhandles matches orth->numpoints-1, most probably), by adding or
     removing minor handles and keeping the endpoint handles at the
     extremities of the array. */

  if (orth->numhandles == count) return;
  if (orth->numhandles < count) { /* adding */
    int i;
    orth->handles = g_realloc(orth->handles,
                              (count)*sizeof(Handle *));
    orth->handles[count-1] = orth->handles[orth->numhandles-1];
    orth->handles[orth->numhandles-1] = NULL;
    for (i=orth->numhandles-1; i<count-1; i++) {
      Handle *handle = g_new0(Handle,1);
      setup_midpoint_handle(handle);
      object_add_handle(&orth->object,handle);
      orth->handles[i] = handle;
    }
  } else {  /* removing */
    int i;
    for (i=count-1; i<orth->numhandles-1; i++) {
      Handle *handle = orth->handles[i];
      object_remove_handle(&orth->object,handle);
      g_free(handle);
      orth->handles[i] = NULL;
    }
    orth->handles[count-1] = orth->handles[orth->numhandles-1];
    orth->handles[orth->numhandles-1] = NULL;
    orth->handles = g_realloc(orth->handles,
                         (count)*sizeof(Handle *));
  }
  orth->numhandles = count;
  /* handles' positions will be set now */
}

void
neworthconn_update_data(NewOrthConn *orth)
{
  int i;
  DiaObject *obj = (DiaObject *)orth;
  Point *points;
  ConnectionPoint *start_cp;
  ConnectionPoint *end_cp;

  obj->position = orth->points[0];

  /* During startup, handles may not have been setup yet, so do so
   * temporarily to be able to get the last handle connection.
   *
   * [This looks like avoiding the symptom but not healing the
   *  root cause, but it appears to work for orth_conn.c since
   *  a while so do it here as well ...                   --hb]
   */
  adjust_handle_count_to(orth, orth->numpoints-1);

  start_cp = orth->handles[0]->connected_to;
  end_cp = orth->handles[orth->numpoints-2]->connected_to;

  if (!orth->points) {
    g_warning("This NewOrthConn object is very sick !");
    return;
  }

  points = orth->points;
  if (connpoint_is_autogap(start_cp) ||
      connpoint_is_autogap(end_cp)) {
    Point* new_points = g_new(Point, orth->numpoints);
    for (i = 0; i < orth->numpoints; i++) {
      new_points[i] = points[i];
    }

    if (connpoint_is_autogap(start_cp)) {
      new_points[0] = calculate_object_edge(&start_cp->pos, &new_points[1],
					    start_cp->object);
      printf("Moved start to %f, %f\n",
	     new_points[0].x, new_points[0].y);
    }
    if (connpoint_is_autogap(end_cp)) {
      new_points[orth->numpoints-1] =
	calculate_object_edge(&end_cp->pos, &new_points[orth->numpoints-2],
			      end_cp->object);
      printf("Moved end to %f, %f\n",
	     new_points[orth->numpoints-1].x, new_points[orth->numpoints-1].y);
    }
    g_free(points);
    orth->points = new_points;
  }

  obj->position = orth->points[0];

  adjust_handle_count_to(orth,orth->numpoints-1);
  connpointline_adjust_count(orth->midpoints,orth->numpoints-1,NULL);

  /* Make sure start-handle is first and end-handle is second. */
  place_handle_by_swapping(orth, 0, orth->handles[0]);
  place_handle_by_swapping(orth, 1, orth->handles[orth->numpoints-2]);

  /* Update handles : */
  orth->handles[0]->pos = orth->points[0];
  orth->handles[orth->numpoints-2]->pos = orth->points[orth->numpoints-1];

  for (i=1;i<orth->numpoints-2;i++) {
    set_midpoint(&orth->handles[i]->pos, orth, i);
  }
  neworthconn_update_midpoints(orth);
}

void
neworthconn_update_boundingbox(NewOrthConn *orth)
{
  assert(orth != NULL);

  polyline_bbox(&orth->points[0],
                orth->numpoints,
                &orth->extra_spacing, FALSE,
                &orth->object.bounding_box);
}

void
neworthconn_simple_draw(NewOrthConn *orth, DiaRenderer *renderer, real width)
{
  Point *points;

  assert(orth != NULL);
  assert(renderer != NULL);

  if (!orth->points) {
    g_warning("This NewOrthConn object is very sick !");
    return;
  }

  points = &orth->points[0];

  DIA_RENDERER_GET_CLASS(renderer)->set_linewidth(renderer, width);
  DIA_RENDERER_GET_CLASS(renderer)->set_linestyle(renderer, LINESTYLE_SOLID);
  DIA_RENDERER_GET_CLASS(renderer)->set_linejoin(renderer, LINEJOIN_MITER);
  DIA_RENDERER_GET_CLASS(renderer)->set_linecaps(renderer, LINECAPS_BUTT);

  DIA_RENDERER_GET_CLASS(renderer)->draw_polyline(renderer, points, orth->numpoints,
			       &color_black);
}

int
neworthconn_can_delete_segment(NewOrthConn *orth, Point *clickedpoint)
{
  int segment;

  /* Cannot delete any segments when there are only two left,
   * and not amy middle segment if there are only three segments.
   */

  if (orth->numpoints==3)
    return 0;

  segment = get_segment_nr(orth, clickedpoint, 1.0);

  if (segment<0)
    return 0;

  if ( (segment != 0) && (segment != orth->numpoints-2)) {
    /* middle segment */
    if (orth->numpoints==4)
      return 0;
  }

  return 1;
}

int
neworthconn_can_add_segment(NewOrthConn *orth, Point *clickedpoint)
{
  int segment = get_segment_nr(orth, clickedpoint, 1000000.0);

  if (segment<0)
    return 0;

  return 1;
}

/* Needs to have at least 2 handles.
   The handles are stored in order in the NewOrthConn, but need
   not be stored in order in the DiaObject.handles array. This
   is so that derived object can do what they want with
   DiaObject.handles. */

void
neworthconn_init(NewOrthConn *orth, Point *startpoint)
{
  DiaObject *obj;

  obj = &orth->object;

  object_init(obj, 3, 0);

  orth->numpoints = 4;
  orth->numorient = orth->numpoints - 1;
  orth->numhandles = 3;

  orth->points = g_malloc(4*sizeof(Point));
  orth->orientation = g_malloc(3*sizeof(Orientation));
  orth->handles = g_malloc(3*sizeof(Handle *));

  orth->handles[0] = g_new(Handle, 1);
  setup_endpoint_handle(orth->handles[0], HANDLE_MOVE_STARTPOINT);
  obj->handles[0] = orth->handles[0];

  orth->handles[1] = g_new(Handle, 1);
  setup_midpoint_handle(orth->handles[1]);
  obj->handles[1] = orth->handles[1];

  orth->handles[2] = g_new(Handle, 1);
  setup_endpoint_handle(orth->handles[2], HANDLE_MOVE_ENDPOINT);
  obj->handles[2] = orth->handles[2];

  /* Just so we have some position: */
  orth->points[0] = *startpoint;
  orth->points[1].x = startpoint->x;
  orth->points[1].y = startpoint->y + 1.0;
  orth->points[2].x = startpoint->x + 1.0;
  orth->points[2].y = startpoint->y + 1.0;
  orth->points[3].x = startpoint->x + 2.0;
  orth->points[3].y = startpoint->y + 1.0;

  orth->orientation[0] = VERTICAL;
  orth->orientation[1] = HORIZONTAL;
  orth->orientation[2] = VERTICAL;

  orth->midpoints = connpointline_create(obj,3);

  neworthconn_update_data(orth);
}

void
neworthconn_copy(NewOrthConn *from, NewOrthConn *to)
{
  int i,rcc;
  DiaObject *toobj, *fromobj;

  toobj = &to->object;
  fromobj = &from->object;

  object_copy(fromobj, toobj);

  to->numpoints = from->numpoints;
  to->numorient = from->numorient;
  to->numhandles = from->numhandles;

  to->points = g_malloc((to->numpoints)*sizeof(Point));

  for (i=0;i<to->numpoints;i++) {
    to->points[i] = from->points[i];
  }

  to->orientation = g_malloc((to->numpoints-1)*sizeof(Orientation));
  to->handles = g_malloc((to->numpoints-1)*sizeof(Handle *));

  for (i=0;i<to->numpoints-1;i++) {
    to->orientation[i] = from->orientation[i];
    to->handles[i] = g_new(Handle,1);
    *to->handles[i] = *from->handles[i];
    to->handles[i]->connected_to = NULL;
    toobj->handles[i] = to->handles[i];
  }
  rcc = 0;
  to->midpoints = connpointline_copy(toobj,from->midpoints,&rcc);
  memcpy(&to->extra_spacing,&from->extra_spacing,sizeof(to->extra_spacing));
}

void
neworthconn_destroy(NewOrthConn *orth)
{
  int i;

  connpointline_destroy(orth->midpoints);
  object_destroy(&orth->object);

  g_free(orth->points);
  g_free(orth->orientation);

  for (i=0;i<orth->numpoints-1;i++) {
    g_free(orth->handles[i]);
  }
  g_free(orth->handles);
}

static void
place_handle_by_swapping(NewOrthConn *orth, int index, Handle *handle)
{
  DiaObject *obj;
  Handle *tmp;
  int j;

  obj = (DiaObject *)orth;
  if (obj->handles[index] == handle)
    return; /* Nothing to do */

  for (j=0;j<obj->num_handles;j++) {
    if (obj->handles[j] == handle) {
      /* Swap handle j and index */
      tmp = obj->handles[j];
      obj->handles[j] = obj->handles[index];
      obj->handles[index] = tmp;

      return;
    }
  }
}

void
neworthconn_save(NewOrthConn *orth, ObjectNode obj_node)
{
  int i;
  AttributeNode attr;

  /* Make sure start-handle is first and end-handle is second. */
  place_handle_by_swapping(orth, 0, orth->handles[0]);
  place_handle_by_swapping(orth, 1, orth->handles[orth->numpoints-2]);

  object_save(&orth->object, obj_node);

  attr = new_attribute(obj_node, "orth_points");

  for (i=0;i<orth->numpoints;i++) {
    data_add_point(attr, &orth->points[i]);
  }

  attr = new_attribute(obj_node, "orth_orient");
  for (i=0;i<orth->numpoints-1;i++) {
    data_add_enum(attr, orth->orientation[i]);
  }
}

void
neworthconn_load(NewOrthConn *orth, ObjectNode obj_node) /* NOTE: Does object_init() */
{
  int i;
  AttributeNode attr;
  DataNode data;
  int n;

  DiaObject *obj = &orth->object;

  object_load(obj, obj_node);

  attr = object_find_attribute(obj_node, "orth_points");

  if (attr != NULL)
    orth->numpoints = attribute_num_data(attr);
  else
    orth->numpoints = 0;

  object_init(obj, orth->numpoints-1,0);

  orth->numorient = orth->numpoints - 1;

  data = attribute_first_data(attr);
  orth->points = g_malloc((orth->numpoints)*sizeof(Point));
  for (i=0;i<orth->numpoints;i++) {
    data_point(data, &orth->points[i]);
    data = data_next(data);
  }

  attr = object_find_attribute(obj_node, "orth_orient");

  data = attribute_first_data(attr);
  orth->orientation = g_malloc((orth->numpoints-1)*sizeof(Orientation));
  for (i=0;i<orth->numpoints-1;i++) {
    orth->orientation[i] = data_enum(data);
    data = data_next(data);
  }

  orth->handles = g_malloc((orth->numpoints-1)*sizeof(Handle *));

  orth->handles[0] = g_new(Handle, 1);
  setup_endpoint_handle(orth->handles[0], HANDLE_MOVE_STARTPOINT);
  orth->handles[0]->pos = orth->points[0];
  obj->handles[0] = orth->handles[0];

  n = orth->numpoints-2;
  orth->handles[n] = g_new(Handle, 1);
  setup_endpoint_handle(orth->handles[n], HANDLE_MOVE_ENDPOINT);
  orth->handles[n]->pos = orth->points[orth->numpoints-1];
  obj->handles[1] = orth->handles[n];

  for (i=1; i<orth->numpoints-2; i++) {
    orth->handles[i] = g_new(Handle, 1);
    setup_midpoint_handle(orth->handles[i]);
    obj->handles[i+1] = orth->handles[i];
  }
  orth->numhandles = orth->numpoints-1;
  orth->midpoints = connpointline_create(obj,orth->numpoints-1);

  neworthconn_update_data(orth);
}

Handle*
neworthconn_get_middle_handle( NewOrthConn *orth )
{
  int n = orth->numpoints - 1 ;
  return orth->handles[ n/2 ] ;
}

ObjectChange *
neworthconn_delete_segment(NewOrthConn *orth, Point *clickedpoint)
{
  int segment;
  ObjectChange *change = NULL;

  if (orth->numpoints==3)
    return NULL;

  segment = get_segment_nr(orth, clickedpoint, 1.0);
  if (segment < 0)
    return NULL;

  if (segment==0) {
    change = endsegment_create_change(orth, TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT, segment,
				      &orth->points[segment],
				      orth->handles[segment]);
  } else if (segment == orth->numpoints-2) {
    change = endsegment_create_change(orth, TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT, segment,
				      &orth->points[segment+1],
				      orth->handles[segment]);
  } else if (segment > 0) {
    /* Don't delete the last midpoint segment.
     * That would delete also the endpoint segment after it.
     */
    if (segment == orth->numpoints-3)
      segment--;

    change = midsegment_create_change(orth, TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT, segment,
				      &orth->points[segment],
				      &orth->points[segment+1],
				      orth->handles[segment],
				      orth->handles[segment+1]);
  }

  change->apply(change, (DiaObject *)orth);

  return change;
}

ObjectChange *
neworthconn_add_segment(NewOrthConn *orth, Point *clickedpoint)
{
  Handle *handle1, *handle2;
  ObjectChange *change = NULL;
  int segment;
  Point newpoint;

  segment = get_segment_nr(orth, clickedpoint, 1.0);
  if (segment < 0)
    return NULL;

  if (segment==0) { /* First segment */
    handle1 = g_new(Handle, 1);
    setup_endpoint_handle(handle1, HANDLE_MOVE_STARTPOINT);
    change = endsegment_create_change(orth, TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT,
				      0, &orth->points[0],
				      handle1);
  } else if (segment == orth->numpoints-2) { /* Last segment */
    handle1 = g_new(Handle, 1);
    setup_endpoint_handle(handle1, HANDLE_MOVE_ENDPOINT);
    change = endsegment_create_change(orth, TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT,
				      segment+1, &orth->points[segment+1],
				      handle1);
  } else if (segment > 0) {
    handle1 = g_new(Handle, 1);
    setup_midpoint_handle(handle1);
    handle2 = g_new(Handle, 1);
    setup_midpoint_handle(handle2);
    newpoint = *clickedpoint;
    if (orth->orientation[segment]==HORIZONTAL)
      newpoint.y = orth->points[segment].y;
    else
      newpoint.x = orth->points[segment].x;

    change = midsegment_create_change(orth, TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT, segment,
				      &newpoint,
				      &newpoint,
				      handle1,
				      handle2);
  }

  change->apply(change, (DiaObject *)orth);

  return change;
}

static void
delete_point(NewOrthConn *orth, int pos)
{
  int i;

  orth->numpoints--;
  orth->numorient = orth->numpoints - 1;

  for (i=pos;i<orth->numpoints;i++) {
    orth->points[i] = orth->points[i+1];
  }

  orth->points = g_realloc(orth->points, orth->numpoints*sizeof(Point));
}

/* Make sure numpoints have been decreased before calling this function.
 * ie. call delete_point first.
 */
static void
remove_handle(NewOrthConn *orth, int segment)
{
  int i;
  Handle *handle;

  handle = orth->handles[segment];

  for (i=segment; i < orth->numpoints-1; i++) {
    orth->handles[i] = orth->handles[i+1];
    orth->orientation[i] = orth->orientation[i+1];
  }

  orth->orientation = g_realloc(orth->orientation,
			      (orth->numpoints-1)*sizeof(Orientation));
  orth->handles = g_realloc(orth->handles,
			  (orth->numpoints-1)*sizeof(Handle *));

  object_remove_handle(&orth->object, handle);
  orth->numhandles = orth->numpoints-1;
}

static void
add_point(NewOrthConn *orth, int pos, Point *point)
{
  int i;

  orth->numpoints++;
  orth->numorient = orth->numpoints-1;

  orth->points = g_realloc(orth->points, orth->numpoints*sizeof(Point));
  for (i=orth->numpoints-1;i>pos;i--) {
    orth->points[i] = orth->points[i-1];
  }
  orth->points[pos] = *point;
}

/* Make sure numpoints have been increased before calling this function.
 * ie. call add_point first.
 */
static void
insert_handle(NewOrthConn *orth, int segment,
	      Handle *handle, Orientation orient)
{
  int i;

  orth->orientation = g_realloc(orth->orientation,
			      (orth->numpoints-1)*sizeof(Orientation));
  orth->handles = g_realloc(orth->handles,
			  (orth->numpoints-1)*sizeof(Handle *));
  for (i=orth->numpoints-2;i>segment;i--) {
    orth->handles[i] = orth->handles[i-1];
    orth->orientation[i] = orth->orientation[i-1];
  }
  orth->handles[segment] = handle;
  orth->orientation[segment] = orient;

  object_add_handle(&orth->object, handle);
  orth->numhandles = orth->numpoints-1;
}

static void
endsegment_change_free(struct EndSegmentChange *change)
{
  if ( (change->type==TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT && !change->applied) ||
       (change->type==TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT && change->applied) ){
    if (change->handle)
      g_free(change->handle);
    change->handle = NULL;
  }
  if (change->cplchange) {
    if (change->cplchange->free) change->cplchange->free(change->cplchange);
    g_free(change->cplchange);
    change->cplchange = NULL;
  }
}

static void
endsegment_change_apply(struct EndSegmentChange *change, DiaObject *obj)
{
  NewOrthConn *orth = (NewOrthConn *)obj;

  change->applied = 1;

  switch (change->type) {
  case TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT:
    object_unconnect(obj, change->old_end_handle);
    if (change->segment==0) { /* first */
      add_point(orth, 0, &change->point);
      insert_handle(orth, change->segment,
		    change->handle, FLIP_ORIENT(orth->orientation[0]) );
      setup_midpoint_handle(orth->handles[1]);
      obj->position = orth->points[0];
      change->cplchange = connpointline_add_point(orth->midpoints,
						  &change->point);
    } else { /* last */
      add_point(orth, orth->numpoints, &change->point);
      insert_handle(orth, change->segment, change->handle,
		    FLIP_ORIENT(orth->orientation[orth->numpoints-3]) );
      setup_midpoint_handle(orth->handles[orth->numpoints-3]);
      change->cplchange = connpointline_add_point(orth->midpoints,
						  &orth->midpoints->end);
    }
    break;
  case TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT:
    object_unconnect(obj, change->old_end_handle);
    change->cplchange =
      connpointline_remove_point(orth->midpoints,
				 &orth->points[change->segment]);
    if (change->segment==0) { /* first */
      delete_point(orth, 0);
      remove_handle(orth, 0);
      setup_endpoint_handle(orth->handles[0], HANDLE_MOVE_STARTPOINT);
      obj->position = orth->points[0];
    } else { /* last */
      delete_point(orth, orth->numpoints-1);
      remove_handle(orth, change->segment);
      setup_endpoint_handle(orth->handles[orth->numpoints-2],
			    HANDLE_MOVE_ENDPOINT);
    }
    break;
  }
  neworthconn_update_midpoints(orth); /* useless ? */
}

static void
endsegment_change_revert(struct EndSegmentChange *change, DiaObject *obj)
{
  NewOrthConn *orth = (NewOrthConn *)obj;

  change->cplchange->revert(change->cplchange,obj);
  switch (change->type) {
  case TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT:
    object_unconnect(obj, change->handle);
    if (change->segment==0) { /* first */
      delete_point(orth, 0);
      remove_handle(orth, 0);
      setup_endpoint_handle(orth->handles[0], HANDLE_MOVE_STARTPOINT);
      obj->position = orth->points[0];
    } else { /* last */
      delete_point(orth, orth->numpoints-1);
      remove_handle(orth, change->segment);
      setup_endpoint_handle(orth->handles[orth->numpoints-2],
			    HANDLE_MOVE_ENDPOINT);
    }
    break;
  case TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT:
    if (change->segment==0) { /* first */
      add_point(orth, 0, &change->point);
      insert_handle(orth, change->segment,
		    change->handle, FLIP_ORIENT(orth->orientation[0]) );
      setup_midpoint_handle(orth->handles[1]);
      obj->position = orth->points[0];
    } else { /* last */
      add_point(orth, orth->numpoints, &change->point);
      insert_handle(orth, change->segment, change->handle,
		    FLIP_ORIENT(orth->orientation[orth->numpoints-3]) );
      setup_midpoint_handle(orth->handles[orth->numpoints-3]);
    }
    break;
  }
  change->applied = 0;
  neworthconn_update_midpoints(orth); /* useless ? */
}

static ObjectChange *
endsegment_create_change(NewOrthConn *orth, enum change_type type,
			 int segment, Point *point,
			 Handle *handle)
{
  struct EndSegmentChange *change;

  change = g_new0(struct EndSegmentChange, 1);

  change->obj_change.apply = (ObjectChangeApplyFunc) endsegment_change_apply;
  change->obj_change.revert = (ObjectChangeRevertFunc) endsegment_change_revert;
  change->obj_change.free = (ObjectChangeFreeFunc) endsegment_change_free;

  change->type = type;
  change->applied = 0;
  change->segment = segment;
  change->point = *point;
  change->handle = handle;
  if (segment == 0)
    change->old_end_handle = orth->handles[0];
  else
    change->old_end_handle = orth->handles[orth->numpoints-2];
  change->cp = change->old_end_handle->connected_to;
  return (ObjectChange *)change;
}

static void
midsegment_change_free(struct MidSegmentChange *change)
{
  if ( (change->type==TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT && !change->applied) ||
       (change->type==TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT && change->applied) ){
    if (change->handles[0])
      g_free(change->handles[0]);
    change->handles[0] = NULL;
    if (change->handles[1])
      g_free(change->handles[1]);
    change->handles[1] = NULL;
  }

  if (change->cplchange[0]) {
    if (change->cplchange[0]->free)
      change->cplchange[0]->free(change->cplchange[0]);
    g_free(change->cplchange[0]);
    change->cplchange[0] = NULL;
  }
  if (change->cplchange[1]) {
    if (change->cplchange[1]->free)
      change->cplchange[1]->free(change->cplchange[1]);
    g_free(change->cplchange[1]);
    change->cplchange[1] = NULL;
  }
}

static void
midsegment_change_apply(struct MidSegmentChange *change, DiaObject *obj)
{
  NewOrthConn *orth = (NewOrthConn *)obj;
  int seg;

  change->applied = 1;

  switch (change->type) {
  case TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT:
    add_point(orth, change->segment+1, &change->points[1]);
    add_point(orth, change->segment+1, &change->points[0]);
    insert_handle(orth, change->segment+1, change->handles[1],
		  orth->orientation[change->segment] );
    insert_handle(orth, change->segment+1, change->handles[0],
		  FLIP_ORIENT(orth->orientation[change->segment]) );
    change->cplchange[0] =
      connpointline_add_point(orth->midpoints,&change->points[0]);
    change->cplchange[1] =
      connpointline_add_point(orth->midpoints,&change->points[1]);
    break;
  case TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT:
    seg = change->segment?change->segment:1;
    change->cplchange[0] =
      connpointline_remove_point(orth->midpoints,
				 &orth->points[seg-1]);
    change->cplchange[1] =
      connpointline_remove_point(orth->midpoints,
				 &orth->points[seg]);
    delete_point(orth, change->segment);
    remove_handle(orth, change->segment);
    delete_point(orth, change->segment);
    remove_handle(orth, change->segment);
    if (orth->orientation[change->segment]==HORIZONTAL) {
      orth->points[change->segment].x = change->points[0].x;
    } else {
      orth->points[change->segment].y = change->points[0].y;
    }
    break;
  }
  neworthconn_update_midpoints(orth); /* useless ? */
}

static void
midsegment_change_revert(struct MidSegmentChange *change, DiaObject *obj)
{
  NewOrthConn *orth = (NewOrthConn *)obj;

  change->cplchange[0]->revert(change->cplchange[0],obj);
  change->cplchange[1]->revert(change->cplchange[1],obj);

  switch (change->type) {
  case TYPE_ADD_SEGMENT:
    delete_point(orth, change->segment+1);
    remove_handle(orth, change->segment+1);
    delete_point(orth, change->segment+1);
    remove_handle(orth, change->segment+1);
    break;
  case TYPE_REMOVE_SEGMENT:
    if (orth->orientation[change->segment]==HORIZONTAL) {
      orth->points[change->segment].x = change->points[1].x;
    } else {
      orth->points[change->segment].y = change->points[1].y;
    }
    add_point(orth, change->segment, &change->points[1]);
    add_point(orth, change->segment, &change->points[0]);
    insert_handle(orth, change->segment, change->handles[1],
		  orth->orientation[change->segment-1] );
    insert_handle(orth, change->segment, change->handles[0],
		  FLIP_ORIENT(orth->orientation[change->segment-1]) );
    break;
  }
  change->applied = 0;
}

static ObjectChange *
midsegment_create_change(NewOrthConn *orth, enum change_type type,
			 int segment,
			 Point *point1, Point *point2,
			 Handle *handle1, Handle *handle2)
{
  struct MidSegmentChange *change;

  change = g_new(struct MidSegmentChange, 1);

  change->obj_change.apply = (ObjectChangeApplyFunc) midsegment_change_apply;
  change->obj_change.revert = (ObjectChangeRevertFunc) midsegment_change_revert;
  change->obj_change.free = (ObjectChangeFreeFunc) midsegment_change_free;

  change->type = type;
  change->applied = 0;
  change->segment = segment;
  change->points[0] = *point1;
  change->points[1] = *point2;
  change->handles[0] = handle1;
  change->handles[1] = handle2;

  return (ObjectChange *)change;
}

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The Prime Ministers announcement earlier this week that state housing would be significantly modernised is welcome news, but without private development expertise is not likely to achieve the Governments objectives, says Stephen Selwood CEO of the New Zealand Council for Infrastructure Development.
Decades of underinvestment and politicised management of New Zealands state housing service has left an astonishing one-third of the $18.6 billion of state housing stock either in the wrong place or of the wrong configuration to meet need. Of the remaining two-thirds, an undisclosed number would not meet developing requirements for a rental Warrant of Fitness.
It is extremely difficult to reach any other conclusion than that the traditional approach to managing the Governments housing portfolio and providing homes for people in need is not working.
It is therefore encouraging to see the Government looking at different ways to provide better homes for better value.
As outlined this week, the Government intends to boost the community housing sector by extending maximum housing subsidies to approved providers and, over the next year, selling between 1000 and 2000 state houses to the third housing sector to provide a social housing alternative to compliment the activities of Housing New Zealand. In addition, the Government will be considering how best it can redevelop larger holdings of Housing New Zealand property to deliver more affordable housing.
These changes should see a stronger, more financially secure community housing sector emerge which can reinvest in new units. The localised and more hands on approach to tenancy management provided by organisations like the Salvation Army, iwi or other groups will not only see better stock delivered but an improvement in support given to tenants.
The opportunity to add private sector capital, construction and development expertise will grow capacity to deliver social and affordable housing at a scale not seen before in New Zealand.
Redeveloping Housing New Zealand stock will enable the Government to leverage land value to offset the cost of new homes.
Unfortunately, this policy which has huge potential to deliver new social and affordable housing, improve outcomes and achieve much better value for money for tax payers has not been well understood.
In some areas like Tamaki in Auckland, existing Housing New Zealand stock is 50 or more years old and in immediate need of replacement. By aggregating the large sections allotted in the aftermath of the Second World War, three, four or five new units can be delivered on the same amount of land. The number of social houses can not only be retained but potentially even doubled with remaining units sold privately.
This approach carries two benefits. One is financial. Income from the sale of private units can be used to fund more and better social housing.
The second is that by integrating social and private housing units the stigma of state housing can be dispelled. Bundling wrap around social support services into new development can target truancy and anti-social behaviour at the community level to help foster liveable, healthy communities.
But these opportunities will only be realised when the old privatisation dogma is rejected and when the Government, community housing associations and private sector capital, construction and development markets work together in partnership.
These kinds of innovative relationships provide a real opportunity to tackle the social and affordable housing challenge and should be welcomed, Selwood says.
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A student came rushing into my classroom after lunch, excited and out of breath. "Teacher! Did you see all the cop cars outside?"
"Yah! They're everywhere! We think it's a drug bust! There were more than eleven cop cars outside!"
Which makes me wonder, exactly how much is "more than eleven"?
I was supposed to make my students nominate a prom queen and king this week. Do these instructions seemed messed up to anyone else besides me?
Have students raise their hands if they want to be nominated? That feels awkward. And embarrassing.
SLOWLY eliminate the lowest voted nominee until we are left with one male and female nominee? Does this seem like cruel and unusual punishment to anyone else besides me?
Our heating bill for the month was $90. NINETY BONES, FOLKS! I about threw up all over the living room when I saw that number popping out at me. Especially because Hubs and I could hold hands and stand in every room of our itty bitty apartment. AND especially because after a steep electric bill last month I went crazy in February, not allowing the heat to be left on for more than ten minutes, constantly turning lights off, etc. And yet somehow our bill was still higher!
Then it dawned on me. Could this be the baths' fault? I have been averaging at least one hot bubble bath a day for the month of February. I can't help it. I come home exhausted from work, and all I want to do is melt into a hot bath. Not only is it amazingly relaxing, but I figured I would save on heat if I just kept warming my body by submerging it in scalding water instead of turning on the heat.
Welp, looks like I just spent $90 on bubble baths.
It was (almost) worth it.
My hubby who's in charge of our electric bill says we don't pay for water here! I use all the water I want because of it! :) Enjoy your bubble baths, they don't count!!
To the best of my knowledge, showers and baths contribute to both the water and heat bills. The water has to be heated somehow, no?
Your heating bill is only $90? I think ours was $145 or something like that.
BUT we aren't conservative with it. And I take a lot of hot baths.
If you have an electric hot water heater than yes - if you don't (gas) then it wouldn't.
Your bath tub is making me a bit jealous - I could use a nice long bubble bath today! But we don't have a tub.
I swear Utah just kills you on electric bills. We lived in some pretty tiny spaces and paid out the nose for heat. Grrr. Keep taking the hot baths.
Unfortunately, if you're trying to heat water it has to be done with electricity...so that hot water costs just as much to heat as your furnace.
Also, that I commented on this adult topic with such knowledge makes me slightly depressed. Boo grown ups. Boo.
I just love your stories about the goings on in your classroom. Very entertaining.
A drug bust in Utah, with more than 11 cop cars!? The school must have been up in arms, ha!
Thanks for your comment! I've been snooping around and I already love your blog! I'm a teacher too and those nomination instructions seem very odd and cruel to me too. I wish I could help you out on the heating bill, but my sweet husband pays that bill!
sometimes running your heat just to take the chill off is a lot more expensive than just setting your thermostat to a certain temp and leaving it alone.
your water heater is gas, right? i doubt your baths had anything to do with it.
and yes, the whole nomination thing is seriously awkward!


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All of which brings us back to Orwell. He didn't think much of the king and queen. But he loved his country and its working people. He was a socialist but in a pragmatic way, hoping that the conditions of the poor and powerless would be improved. But most importantly, he opposed abstractions of every kind: fascism, Communism and nationalism. He recognized that Americanism was a term that easily could be exploited for totalitarian ends.


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If its possible to summarize twenty-five years of making music into one show, then Camper Van Beethoven was about as successful as possible last night at Bowery Ballroom. The well-paced set lasted nearly two hours and the twenty-nine songs were selected judiciously from their entire catalog. Each member of the band had their moments, but we were particularly focused on Jonathan Segel, who flowed naturally from violin to guitar to organ, often simultaneously, and all while he provided vocal harmonies. The highlight of the evening was the main set closer, an intense cover of Pink Floyd's "Interstellar Overdrive".
We recorded this set from the balcony rail next to the soundboard in a direct line and eye level to the PA stacks. The sound quality is quite excellent, enjoy!
Camper Van Beethoven performs again tonight (Jan 10) at Bowery Ballroom. Jonathan Segel and Victor Krummenacher perform solo sets at Pianos on Sunday Night (Jan 11).
Excellent. Many many thanks for the brilliant show.


I am actually kind of a slacker...I take breaks and make lunch for the kids, go check the mail, put a load of laundry in, stop for a game of XBox 360 with my son, and I still make about $80 for a part-time day. I do need to get more focused and could probably double what I make if I was really determined.
Made just under 70G a year, but nearly worked myself to death doing it. I now work no more than 7 hours a day for less money but am happier.
with that assessment. So much more goes into job satisfaction and productivity, and productivity means $$$. If you can find a company with good employee-MTSO-QA relationships, good feedback, a very MT-friendly platform which enables you daily to do more and more lines with less stress, you are more than just a number...and I know what many cynics are thinking, but back in the mid-90s, I worked for just such a national...I LOVED working for them; unfortunately, they decided to take all their MTs strictly in-house, and concentrated on the Coding/Medical Finance part of their Corporation. A company must give MTs an atmosphere where they can learn, grow, flourish, and at the end of the day, make it easier for them to make higher line counts and bonuses. Sadly, when I lost that company, I had to go back in-hospital for a decent job, a very good one. Right now, with a disabled child, I need to stay close to home. All the research is worth it, but isn't it a shame that the really good, MT-centered, productive companies are almost non-existent these days?
I agree with Patti; I did that for years.
As long as you are an employee, you just file your Schedule C, plus deductions. Worked well for me.
have been relying on Google and the Internet as their only references. We know how reliable the Internet is(n't)!! The US MTs need to step up to the plate, too!!
I agree - same account for 4 years.
I do have secondary accounts, though. This is a good thing so I never run out of work.
We had a slowdown when one account decided they wanted to leave. They learned a hard lesson and came back, and things have been smooth ever since. Even with the slow-down, it was just that.... slow.
The work is good. The pay is good. It's on time. They leave you alone and let you get your work done (for me, the no BS issue was a major factor). QA is always available. The owners are kind, and there is NO ASR/VR.
There are people here who like to trash the company, but I strongly suspect it is one, maybe two, people with a vendetta. Otherwise, it's a good place to work.
it has never been this slow before. I do acute care work and I would think that there would still be more work than there is. Flu season is on its way so maybe things will pickup soon - I hope so anyway.
They are the best, for me at least!!!
I agree! Have been saying for years the sound quality is bad.
I had a bumpy patchy for a while with no work but the owner herself and some of the office staff worked with me to find a good secondary account that I couldn't be happier with.
30 years - this WAS my career. The last few years you guys have ruined it.
You work 9-5? Big deal. I work more than you do. I bet I work harder too. Treat US with respect, lady!
Don't talk to us like that and don't expect us to kiss your feet. Kiss ours for a change!
See if you'll be producing more after 30 years of MT'ing and at 50+ years old.
I don't think so. My income increased every year also, until I reached age 50 and 30 years of MT'g, been downhill ever since.
All the shifty, dishonest, greedy pigs in this country belong in JAIL.
If you kick a dog often enough, it's going to not only turn on you, but other dogs as well. Even though I made more money as an in-house MT, our managers were the worst. All greedy, self-serving women who lied, cheated, and made their way up the management ladder by stepping on those of us who worked under them. They created hostility, distrust and ill will in the office by pitting MT against MT (I suppose they figured it would keep the MT's from turning on THEM!), and the suspicion it bred created a hostile workplace like no other. I finally couldn't take it anymore and quit to work at home, for less than half the money. I'm lucky - I have an employer that at least treats me well, even though the pay stinks. But from what I've read here, that isn't the norm at all. So it's little wonder so many at-home MT's are ready to chew someone's head off. They're tired of being lied-to, cheated on line counts, disrespected, and at the same time expected to produce more and more work, with little to no mistakes. So it's little wonder we're all a mite cranky.
I worked as a statutory employee about 2 years ago and quit after about 6 months or so because I got a better offer. The people were nice but I ran out of work a lot. Also they still have me on their mailing list as a stat employee. Obviously they still don't realize that I haven't worked there in almost 2 years!
I have no idea what is happening for others or new plans or anything.
I've just gotten started. I didn't ask about any of that -- I just know what I was given.
never heard of such a thing, is this new/old/specific to your office ????
I had one hospital in Florida I worked for and they started out at 15.00 per hour, but the more you typed, the more you made. Their line counts though were based on 55 characters with spaces so it was very easy. If you typed 2000 lines per day, you got 20.00 per hour, and then for any after that they paid 8 cpl bonus, so the average monthly bonus was 1500.00. I made 65,000 for the first 9 months I worked there. There are still hospitals paying 12-21.00 for in-house work. In-house would be really the best way to make any money. I went to working at home because of illness. I made last year just under 50,000 but it nearly killed me because it was 7-days a week and up to 18 hour days. Now, I have seen ads for LPNs (1 year of study) making 15-20 per hour, and in most cases the admissions employees in hospitals make more than we do transcribing. Salaries for at home people have gone way way down since I started working at home in 2000. I've seen ads for 6 cpl for people with over 10 years experience and as long as people continue to take those jobs, the other companies won't pay us more either. Used to be we got overtime as well, but now they are going to lines per week basis and will let you work extra, but with no change in the line rate. It's really rather sad how the trend has been.
OSi isn't the most popular national around, which is basically why I just keep my opinions to myself, but . . .
I have a very simple account (lots of normals) as my main account. While it isn't really challenging, even at 7.6 cpl as statutory I make plenty of money. I have run out of work on my main account a number of times, but I have 2 backup accounts.
I am never hassled by QA or my coordinator. I pretty much work when I want, have no line requirements or day or time issues to deal with.
I have been very happy there. There are bonuses at least monthly, and that adds to bottom line.
IC MT with 8 years exp.
I have been working an account for the local ER for about a year now at 12 per line. Now they have over-hired in house, and I am only called when they get behind. I am looking for part-time or p.r.n. work that will either pay this or at least get pretty close. Any ideas?
YES for 6 years now.
My dear friend, if a person is mad, they can express themselves on whatever grammar they want to express themselves. Since there are rules and regulations in this forum i am not using any foul words to hit these very evil people. You can rant whatever you want but the things in my Post is always the truth.
Accounts Payable. All my accounts are large teaching hospitals. Maybe a small hospital would work with you, but a large teaching hospital doesn't have time to mess with that. It doesn't matter if you tack on a charge for paying later than your invoices says, or whether you offer a discount for paying early, they STILL pay on their own schedule. Which is fine - I know how it works. I just go ahead and make my invoices net 30 days because I know that's how they pay anyway.
Now a doctor's office - that's a different situation and yes, they will be more accommodating. But I prefer acute care myself, and I prefer a teaching hospital, not someplace that does appendectomies and delivers babies and that's about it.
she probably thought you might get her preferred job.
Been there for a few years..
and I like it. There is always lots of work with few slow times, usually just around the holidays. Pay is direct deposit and always on time. As an SE I get no pay raises but line rates are structured to higher line counts bring you higher line rates. I really have no complaints as they pretty much leave me alone to do my work. Hope this helps!
Posts crop up pretty frequently about them not paying actually. Personally, I worked for them about 3 years ago and had great difficulty getting paid. Many others were having trouble at that same time as well. Again, over the past 3 years, most of the posts I've seen about them on this board are about them not paying. I can't remember now what exactly their e-mail to me said, but it was along the lines of as an IC, I would get paid when they were ready to pay me and that there was nothing that said when they had to pay me. Of course, I had stopped working a few days after the paycheck didn't show up. I think it took about 3 months or so, maybe 4, to finally get paid.
I thought they had only been around since 2001.
My guess is that she means she's been doing medical transcription (not necessarily for FutureNet) for 6 years.
they would take it under consideration and never did it. The state now knows and they are going to sock it to them.


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Wesley College's seniors ended their schoolboys season on a high as they landed the league title with a 5-0 win over High School in the final at Newpark.
It was a far cry from the 4-1 defeat in the Senior Cup semi-finals to the same opposition and they went out to prove a point. It meant Wesley finally got their hands on a trophy after runners-up spots in both the All-Ireland Schools and the Whiteside Trophy.
A nervy start by both teams was broken by a Hugo Burns aerial into the circle from just outside the High School 25. It fell kindly for Ross Henderson to pick up who then passed it to Gavin Quill who had the simplest of tap ins to make it 1-0.
After sustained pressure, with Sam Ryder key at the back in spraying passes around, Wesley won a corner off a right hand circle entry. With a variation off the top, Ben O'Grady slotted his flick bottom right, the High School keeper Ben Cripps getting a glove to it but not quite enough to keep out the chance.
Henderson broke down the line after some smart play involving Iain Patterson and Rob McCollum who then passed to Quill whose initial shot was saved and the rebound fell kindly to Quill who took it calmly on the reverse and hit it home for 3-0.
A few High School chances followed for Peter Lynch and Ali Empey with the best of the bunch falling to a back post tap in which went inches wide, leaving three in it at the break.
After the break, a few minutes of possession in the Wesley half resulted in a battery of High School corners where Quill and goalkeeper Euan Mackay did well to keep the Rathgar side at bay.
The pressure was lifted when a break away including passes between Josh Greaney and Quill resulted with a shot saved then popped out to O'Grady who picked his spot to make the score beyond reach at 4-0.
And the win was complete when Cameron Ruttle stormed onto the end of Rob McColumm pass down the line to give a backhand across to the circle. It was trapped and reverse-swept home into the top corner by Henderson.
For High School, they have a third final of the season on Friday when they meet Newpark in the Senior Trophy when they will look to end a productive season – in which they have beaten both Andrew's and Wesley – in style.
In the South East Cup final, Kilkenny College beat Newtown on strokes to take home that crown.
At Lisnagarvey, St Andrew's were the Under-14 John Waring All-Ireland champions. They started off with a 0-0 draw against both St Kilian's and Campbell College before beating Bandon 2-0 and Midleton 2-0.
It left them needing a win over Wallace to claim overall victory and they did so via a Dan Wann hat trick plus goals from Ethan Sutton and Nick Power Smith as captain Callum Hewat led from the back.
In the girls finals played on Wednesday, Charlotte Stapleton scored twice as Wesley won the Junior Plate 2-0 against the Teresian School.
Muckross Park won the Minor Premier final with a shoot-out win against Loreto Foxrock.


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Eddie Bernice Johnson & Billy Long
Compare the voting records of Eddie Bernice Johnson and Billy Long in 2017-18.
Eddie Bernice Johnson
Represented Texas's 30th Congressional District. This was her 13th term in the House.
Billy Long
Represented Missouri's 7th Congressional District. This was his 4th term in the House.
Eddie Bernice Johnson and Billy Long are from different parties and disagreed on 68 percent of votes in the 115th Congress (2017-18).
June 27, 2018 — Border Security and Immigration Reform Act of 2018
May 22, 2018 — FIRST STEP Act
Nov. 27, 2018 — Democratic Republic of the Congo Democracy and Accountability Act of 2018
Nov. 27, 2018 — Global Fragility and Violence Reduction Act of 2018
June 14, 2018 — Securing the International Mail Against Opioids Act
June 6, 2018 — Water Resources Development Act of 2018
May 23, 2018 — McGovern of Massachusetts Amendment No. 10
May 21, 2018 — Veterans Opioid Abuse Prevention Act
May 21, 2018 — Homeless Veterans' Reintegration Programs Reauthorization Act of 2018
May 21, 2018 — Servicemembers Improved Transition through Reforms for Ensuring Progress Act
May 16, 2018 — Black Hills National Cemetery Boundary Expansion Act
May 10, 2018 — Titus of Nevada Amendment No. 3
March 15, 2018 — Financial Institutions Examination Fairness and Reform Act
Dec. 21, 2017 — Making further supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2018, for disaster assistance for Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, and calendar year 2017 wildfires, and for other purposes
Dec. 19, 2017 — Supporting Veterans in STEM Careers Act
Dec. 14, 2017 — Privacy Notification Technical Clarification Act
Sept. 13, 2017 — Lewis of Minnesota Amendment No. 167
Sept. 7, 2017 — Austin Scott of Georgia Part B Amendment No. 92
Sept. 7, 2017 — Hunter of California Part B Amendment No. 77
Sept. 6, 2017 — Babin of Texas Part B Amendment No. 58
July 20, 2017 — King Cove Road Land Exchange Act
July 20, 2017 — Grijalva of Arizona Part C Amendment No. 3
July 14, 2017 — Byrne of Alabama Amendment No. 17
May 4, 2017 — Korean Interdiction and Modernization of Sanctions Act
April 25, 2017 — Aviation Employee Screening and Security Enhancement Act of 2017
March 22, 2017 — Securing our Agriculture and Food Act
March 21, 2017 — Quadrennial Homeland Security Review Technical Corrections Act of 2017
March 15, 2017 — To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to amend the Definite Plan Report for the Seedskadee Project to enable the use of the active capacity of the Fontenelle Reservoir
March 15, 2017 — Arbuckle Project Maintenance Complex and District Office Conveyance Act of 2017
Feb. 14, 2017 — Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act
Jan. 23, 2017 — Anti-Spoofing Act


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Mariana Dolores Rey Colaço Robles Monteiro (* 28. Dezember 1922 in Lissabon; † 20. Oktober 2010 ebenda) war eine portugiesische Schauspielerin.

Werdegang
Rey Monteiro kam als Tochter der Schauspielerehepaares Felisberto Robles Monteiro (1889–1958) und Amélia Rey Colaço (1898–1990) zur Welt, Im September 1947 heiratete sie den Architekten Emílio Gomes Lino (1916–1958), aus der Ehe gingen drei Kinder hervor.

Ihre künstlerische Laufbahn begann 1946 am Teatro Nacional D. Maria II in Lissabon in einer Aufführung von Sophokles' Antigone. Für ihre Darstellung in dem Film Um Dia de Vida erhielt sie 1962 den Óscar da Imprensa. Im Fernsehen war sie in Vila Faia (1982), Chuva na Areia (1984), Cinzas (1992), Roseira Brava (1995) und Vidas de Sal (1996) zu sehen.

Ehrungen
 3. August 1983: Dame des Ordens des heiligen Jakob vom Schwert
 8. Juni 1996: Großoffizier des Ordens des heiligen Jakob vom Schwert

Weblinks

 Morreu a actriz Mariana Rey Monteiro, Público, 20. Oktober 2010

Theaterschauspieler
Filmschauspieler
Träger des Ordens des heiligen Jakob vom Schwert (Großoffizier)
Person (Lissabon)
Portugiese
Geboren 1922
Gestorben 2010
Frau

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This engaging anecdotal anthology begins with an overall view of royal events during the traditional 12 days of Christmas - revolution, births, marriages, deaths, murder… We hear how the first Queen Elizabeth celebrated the season, and of Mary Queen of Scots' festivities and disapproval of the Scots church after the Reformation. The Queen's message is one of the traditions of a British Christmas, and publication of a picture showing Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's family enjoying themselves around a Christmas tree led to its foundation as part of our traditional Christmas. From Dickens' little-known piece on the role of King Herod, written for his own children, to the crowing of William the Conqueror on Christmas Day, 1066, and the celebrations of today's royal family, this book shows how the monarchy have contributed towards and celebrated Christmas through the centuries. Carols, poems, legends and lively illustrations are brought together in this stocking filler for royal-watchers, with contributions from Robert Herrick, Simon Schama, Samuel Pepys, the Duke of Windsor and many more.


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Home•Nexen Lift Trucks to invest...
Nexen Lift Trucks to invest £8.5m expanding factory
Lowestoft-based Nexen Lift Trucks – a leading designer, manufacturer and supplier of forklift trucks and warehouse equipment – has announced an £8.5m investment at its UK-based headquarters and manufacturing facility.
The 48,000 sq. ft. purpose-built extension to the company's existing 55,000 sq. ft. factory will enable Nexen Lift Trucks to double the output of all models via new production and assembly lines, and see the manufacturer further invest in its state-of-the-art research and development facility.
Nexen Lift Trucks has announced an £8.5m investment at its UK-based headquarters and manufacturing facility / Picture: Nexen Lift Trucks
Nexen Lift Trucks Sales Director, Pamela Oakes, said: "Thanks in part to a thriving e-commerce-based retail market with sales that represented nearly 20% of all retail sales in the UK alone in 2018, demand from logistics specialists and warehousing operators continues to show growth in both the UK and global markets.
"It is therefore vital that we continue to invest heavily in our UK facility to help us maintain current demand while increasing production to focus on growth for Nexen products, including the all-new, multi-directional Ergo sideloader."
Nexen Lift Trucks currently employs 50 staff at its Lowestoft headquarters and, to help facilitate the doubling of output and an increasing export order book that equates to 70% of its products, the company also expects the planned investment to create 40 opportunities for new engineers, technicians and other staff.
As part of Nexen's investment and expansion plans, the research, design, development and production of many of the company's forklifts, sideloaders and warehousing equipment will continue to be undertaken at its headquarters in Lowestoft, rather than those the company owns in other countries. This bucks the recent Brexit-related trend seen across numerous manufacturing sectors and allows Nexen, which has over 40-years' experience in the materials handling sector, to place the design and production in the hands of some of Britain's top designers and engineers.
The planned investment will help facilitate the doubling of output for Nexen and create 40 new jobs / Picture: Nexen Lift Trucks


A recent trip to Leeds meant a stop at the north's best magazine shop, Village, where we picked up an issue of Offscreen magazine – a global publication about the digital industry and the people that keep it going. The premise of the mag has always been to talk about digital away from a screen and it is lovely to read about great work and methodologies printed on actual real life paper.
MediaCityUK is making a real impact on us as a team of late and having the BBC a few Met stops away is becoming more evident in our work and networking too. Apart from pitching for a very interesting campaign for Auntie last week, we also popped in to meet the guys hosting the fantastic Blue Room resource for the Beeb's staff. The Blue Room is a kind of futuristic playpen where you can try out the latest technologies and see their impact on the media landscape of tomorrow. It's a private facility for the BBC but our HoD Anna's tenacity got us a full tour and we got to mess around with all sorts of bits and bobs (yes, that is the technical term).
Sometimes it seems like the only new music we get to listen to in our Content Team area at Tangerine is the relentless loops of Audiojungle tracks that Videographer Sam and I trawl through to find the perfect backing track for our film output. Last week however we decided to switch the radio to Radio 1 and try and get under the skin of millennial-focussed broadcasting. The boing-boing beats of Riton's Rinse and Repeat is a current favourite first thing in the morning but that Lukas Graham track is causing much turmoil.
Human After All, the London-based creative agency, has an enviable portfolio of simply beautiful work for some of the coolest brands in the world, not to mention the excellent Weapons Of Reason publication. The agency recently released some great artwork for the BAFTAs as well as a set of bespoke playing cards for Facebook based on some recent insight published by the social network.
We've had a lot of fun recently experimenting with 360 technology and VR. This week we decided to map our own office using the Google Streetview App and we had some really interesting results. It's not the latest app, but the functionality is very impressive and it's clear that this technology is being developed to be used democratically. The only slight issue was getting some colleagues to sit still, so our efforts won't be going live until everybody has a round-ish head. Or even better, one homogenous, combined head.
A spot that seems to be making waves within our industry right now is not one for a client but one for an agency itself. We are all aware of the need for finding the right talent these days and plenty of agencies have tried to release videos of Utopian yet ultimately clichéd offices bedecked with ping-pong tables and execs smashing their work-life balance goals. BBH London was a little more honest and bold about who it's looking for however, whilst staying true to its black sheep ethos. Excellent work.


Who does not like Oreo Cookies? They are definitely one of my favourites cookies to dunk in a glass of milk. These chocolate dipped Oreo cookies look so fancy and seem like they are difficult to make, but it's really the cookie candy mold that does all the work! What's good is that they can be so versatile. You can make these for Easter with pink or purple candy melts, or have them all green for St. Patrick Day. They will become your family's favourite cookies!
-Put red candy melts in the top part of a double boiler. Melt the red candy melts.
-Pour the candy melts into the dot & stripe candy mold.
-Fill the mold 2/3rds full.
-Tap the mold gently on the counter to remove any air bubbles.
-Gently place a Oreo cookie in each mold until the sides of the cookies are coated with the candy melt. Making sure that the candy coated cookie is level with the mold.
-Refrigerate until the red candy coating has a frosty appearance.
-Melt the white chocolate in the double boiler.
-Once the chocolate has melted spoon it into a piping bag with a #3 tip.
-Drizzle the red candy coated Oreo cookie with the white chocolate.
-Allow the white chocolate to dry.
I hope you enjoyed my Chocolate Dipped Oreo Cookies recipe as much as my family and I did. If you make it, make sure to share with us on Facebook or Twitter! Also, check out all of our other Recipes.
Put red candy melts in the top part of a double boiler. Melt the red candy melts.
Pour the candy melts into the dot & stripe candy mold.
Fill the mold 2/3rds full.
Tap the mold gently on the counter to remove any air bubbles.
Gently place a Oreo cookie in each mold until the sides of the cookies are coated with the candy melt. Making sure that the candy coated cookie is level with the mold.
Refrigerate until the red candy coating has a frosty appearance.
Melt the white chocolate in the double boiler.
Once the chocolate has melted spoon it into a piping bag with a #3 tip.
Drizzle the red candy coated Oreo cookie with the white chocolate.
Allow the white chocolate to dry.
These cookies looked so decadent,cant't wait to make this !
WOW these look absolutely amazing !! love the presentation of them, they are perfect for Valentines and easy to make!
They definitely are super easy to prepare!
We are having an ice cream sundae bar this weekend for Valentine's Day and this would go great with it!
We made these last night with the kids it was so much fun !
These would be fun for Christmas to.
These also would be pretty as Christmas ones!
Ohhh those look so fun! I love the idea of switching up the colours for the different holidays!
I love Oreos so the fact that they're dipped in chocolate makes me love them even more – good job, they look beautiful !
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