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Gosfield, "Paying Physicians for Cancer Care," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2020 Edition) WestGroup (in press) a Thomson Company, A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from Thomson Reuters at 1-800-328-4880 or online at www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com.
Gosfield, co-author with de Brantes, Bluhm, Kolodziej and Rutledge, "Redesigning Oncology Care: A Look at CMS' Proposed Oncology First Model", Health Affairs Blog (Dec 16, 2019)
Gosfield, "Heightened Peril From Physician Audits," Compliance Today, (January-February, 2020)
Gosfield, co-author with Bluhm, de Brantes, Emanuel, Koldziej and Rutledge, "Redesinging The Oncology Care Model," (2019)
Gosfield, "Beneficiary Inducements: What's Permissible?", Dermatology World, Nov 2018, pp. 32-33
Gosfield, "Physicians End Running the Payers," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2019 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from Thomson Reuters at 1-800-328-4880 or online at www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com
Gosfield, "Patient Inducements: The New Dos and Don'ts," Family Practice Mgt, July/August 2018, pp. 16-18Shay, "Shining a Light on the Sunshine Act," Dermatology World, July, 2018, pp. 26-28
Gosfield, "The Challenges in Part B Voluntary Repayments," The Verdict, NAMAS, May 2018
Gosfield, "Permissible Beneficiary Inducements," BNA Health Law Reporter, 27 HLR 528, 4/12/18
Gosfield, "Lessons Learned from Leasing: A Blueprint for Hospital-Physician Alignment," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2018 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from Thomson Reuters at 1-800-328-4880 or online at www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com
Gosfield, "The Rising Tide of Audits: How to Cope," Dermatology World, (November 2017) pp. 17-20
Gosfield, "The Not So Voluntary Repayment Rules: Practicalities and Pitfalls,." PA MGMA Newsletter July-Aug 2017
Gosfield, "One Firm's Philosophy of Compliance for Physician Practices and Smaller Entities," BNA Health Law Reporter 26 HLR 1093, 7/27/17
Gosfield, "Voluntary Repayments: The Physician Perspective", Journal of Health Care Compliance, (Jan-Feb 2017) pp.5-9
Shay, "Overpayments and Voluntary Repayments Under the New 60-Day Rule", Journal of Medical Practice Management, (Nov-Dec 2016) pp.195-197
Gosfield, "The Oxymoronic Landscape of Voluntary Repayments," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2017 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from Thomson Reuters at 1-800-328-4880 or online at www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com
Gosfield, "The modern payer contract", Dermatology World, (November 2016) pp. 14-17
Gosfield, "Anatomy of An Acquisition Alternative: Leasing The Practice", Journal of Medical Practice Management, (Sept-Oct 2016) pp. 83-85
Gosfield & Shay, "Voluntary Repayments and the Obligation of Reasonable Diligence", Dermatology World, July 2016, pp. 26-28
Gosfield, "Understanding The New 60-Day Overpayment Rule", Family Practice Management" (May/June 2016) pp. 12-14
Gosfield, "Regulating By FAQ", Compliance Today (March 2016), pp. 57-58
Gosfield, "Hiding The Ball In The Age of Transparency," Bloomberg BNA: Health Law Reporter, February 11, 2016, pp 1-3
Gosfield, "Beyond Face Time: The Evolution of Medicare Fee For Service In A Value Driven World," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2016 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft] A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com
Shay, "To Quality And Beyond! The Present and Future of Medicare's Physician Quality Reporting Programs," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2016 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft] A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com
Gosfield & Shay, "To be a Stark Group Practice," Dermatology World, September 2015, pp 14-17
Gosfield and Shay, ""Value" as a Value: Highest and Best Use of NPPs," The RAP Sheet, AHLA Newsletter (Vol. 18 Issue No. 2) pp. 7-10. Copyright 2015, American Health Lawyers Association, Washington, DC. Reprint permission granted.
Gosfield, "Stark and Medicare's Physician Reimbursement Rules: Unraveling The Knots," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2015 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft] A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com
Shay, "HIPAA and Meaningful Use Audits and The Security Risk Analysis Nexus," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2015 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft] A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com
Gosfield, "Patient Safety Organizations Can Help Providers Improve Performance and Results," Medical Economics, Jan. 25, 2014, pp 44-48
Gosfield & Shay, "The Modern Employment Agreement," Dermatology World, July 2014, pp 10-12
Gosfield, "Avoiding Landmines When Signing a Hospital Contract," Medical Economics, Mar. 25, 2014, pp 25-29
Gosfield, "How Clinical Integration Lowers Fraud and Abuse Risks," Compliance Today, Sept. 2014, pp 47-50
Gosfield & Shay, "What to Ask if an ACO Comes Calling," Dermatology World, Mar. 2014, pp 17-20
Gosfield, "Using Patient Safety Organizations to Further Clinical Integration", Medical Practice Management, March/April 2014, pp 278-281
Gosfield, "Five Reasons Physicians Should Use Patient Safety Organizations", BNA Health Law Reporter, 23 HLR 85 (Jan. 16 2014)
Gosfield, "Clinical Integration and the CFO," HFMA, Dec. 2, 2013
Gosfield, "Is Physician Employment by Health Systems an Answer?"Journal of Oncology Practice, Oct. 22, 2013, pp 1-3
Gosfield, "Understanding the new payment models," Medical Economics, Aug. 10, 2013, pp 44-46, 49
Gosfield, "What's Fair In Bundled Payment Contracting?" Managed Care, Oct. 2013
Gosfield, "Physicians and Patient Safety Organizations: Furthering Clinical Integration," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2014 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft] A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com
Gosfield, "Quality fraud: Two pathways to trouble," Compliance Today, June 2013, pp 27-30
Gosfield and Shay, "HIPAA Again: Confronting the Updated Privacy and Security Rules," Family Practice Management, May/June 2013, pp 18-22
Gosfield, "The Stark realities your group needs to know," Medical Economics, Apr. 10, 2013, pp 36-37, 39-40
Gosfield and Shay, "May you never meet the OIG: The Work Plan," Dermatology World, March 2013, pp 12-14
Gosfield, "Bundled Payment: Avoiding Surprise Packages", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2013 Edition) WestGroup, a Thomson Company, [Click here for draft For a complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com
Shay and Gosfield, "EHR data control: a practical primer", Dermatology World (Nov 2012) pp. 10-12
Gosfield, "Physician compensation: Stark and the new quality, value environment," Compliance Today (Sept. 2012) pp. 24-29
Gosfield, "Alignment Without Servitude: Leasing the Practice to the Hospital", BNA Health Law Reporter (Sept 2012) pp. 1-4
Gosfield, "Quality Increasingly a Factor in Physician Compensation", Medical Economics (Aug. 2012) pp. 36-42
Gosfield and Shay, "Compliance Programs: Now More Than Ever", Dermatology World (July 2012) pp. 12-14
Gosfield, "Avoiding Food Fights: The Value of Good Drafting to ACO Physician Participants", AHLA Physician Practice Group (June 2012) pp. 10-11
Gosfield and Shay, "ACOs: Myths and fables debunked," Dermatology World (March 2012) pp. 13-15
Gosfield, "Clinical Integration Self Assessment Tool v.2.1(Network/IPA Version), Jan 2012
Gosfield, "Bolstering Change: Physician Compensation for Quality and Value", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2012 Ed.) [Click here for draft] For a complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Shay and Gosfield, "Stark and Dermatology", DermatologyWorld (Dec 2011) pp. 14-16
Gosfield, "Pull Up Your Socks: prepare for rapidly changing healthcare environment," Medical Economics (Dec 10, 2011)
Gosfield, "Physicians Leading Change: Towards What End?" Maryland Medicine (Oct 2011) pp.10-12
Gosfield, "Here's how to participate in CMMI's bundled payment pilot" Improving Incentives, Vol 1. Issue 3 (Sept 2011)
Gosfield, "Compensating Physicians for Quality and Value: A Changing Landscape", Group Practice Journal (Sept 2011), pp. 16-26
Shay and Gosfield, "EHR donation exemption enticing but requires careful examination", DermatologyWorld (Aug 2011) pp. 14-16
Gosfield, "Getting The EHR, Avoiding The Quicksand", ASNC (Jul/Aug 2011) p. 4
Gosfield, "Making Clinical Integration Work", Medical Economics (June 25, 2011) pp. 50-70.
Gosfield, "ACOs vs. Accountable Care: Is There A Difference?" JNCCN (June 2011) pp. 587-589
Gosfield, "What's All the Fuss About Fraud and Abuse?" ASNC (May-June 2011) p. 4.
Gosfield and Shay, "Medicare Enrollment: A Never-Ending High Hurdles Race," DermWorld (April, 2011) pp. 14-16.
Gosfield, "Medicare Enrollment: A Tougher Road to Go" ASNC (March-April 2011) p. 7.
Gosfield, "Legal Update: Myths about Stark" American Society of Nuclear Cardiology: Imaging Update, Nov/Dec 2010, p. 5.
Gosfield, "The New Value on Provider 'Value'", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2011 ed.) West Group. [Click here for draft] A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook will be available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield and Reinertsen,"Achieving Clinical Integration With Highly Engaged Physicians" (Nov 2010), 31pp.
Gosfield and Reinertsen, "Informed Consent to the Ties that Bind", The Physician Executive (January/February 2010) pp. 6-13
Gosfield, "Avoiding Marriage: Hospital and Physician Non-Acquisition Financial Strategies", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2010 ed.) West Group A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "How to Listen to Your Lawyer", Trustee (November/December 2009) pp. 1-3
Gosfield, "Clinical Integration Is Back", MGMA Connexion (November/December 2009) pp.41-44
Gosfield, "The Quality Payment Connection: Is There Really Anything New?" Managing Health Today, Vol 13, (Dec 2008) p. 6-7
Gosfield, "Getting the Team Paid: How Medicare Physician Payment Policies Impede Quality", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2009 Ed). A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield and Reinertsen, "Avoiding Quality Fraud", Trustee, (Sept. 2008) pp. 12-15.
Gosfield, "Making PROMETHEUS Payment® Rates Real: Ya'Gotta' Start Somewhere" (June 2008) 17pp
Gosfield, "Compensation for Quality: The Next Inevitable Step", Group Practice Journal (May 2008) pp. 11-15
Gosfield, "Stark III: Refinement, Not Revolution (Part 1)" Family Practice Management (March 2008) pp. 25-28; (Part 2 pp. 25-27)(April 2008)
Gosfield and Reinertsen, "Finding Common Cause in Quality: Confronting The Physician Engagement Challenge", The Physician Executive (March-April 2008) pp. 26-31
Gosfield, "Physician Compensation for Quality: Behind The Group's Green Door", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, 2008 edition, pp. 3-44. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Shay, "Downstreamed Physician EHR License Agreements: Understanding The Ebb and Flow", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, 2008 edition, pp. 45-76. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Physician Investment in Start-Up Device Companies: Debunking the Myths", J. Med Prctc Mgt. (Nov/Dec 2007) pp. 191- 196
Gosfield and Reinertsen,"Sharing the Quality Agenda with Physicians", Trustee, (October 2007) pp12-17
Gosfield, "Physician-Hospital Partnerships: What Really Counts?", Journal of Oncology Practice (May 2007), Vol. 3, Issue 3, pp. 133-134.
Gosfield, "Doing What Really Matters: The Compliance Connection to Healthcare Quality", Journal of Health Care Compliance (May-June 2007), Vol. 9, Number 3, pp 43-45.
Gosfield, "A New Payment Model For Quality: Why Care Now?", American Journal of Medical Quality (2007 Ed.), pp 145-147).
Reinertsen, Gosfield, Rupp and Whittington, "Engaging Physicians in a Shared Quality Agenda." IHI Innovation Series white paper. Cambridge, MA: Institute for Healthcare Improvement; 2007.
Gosfield, "The PROMETHEUS Payment Program: A Legal Blueprint", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, 2007 Ed., WestGroup. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "PROMETHEUS Payment: Better Quality and A Better Business Case", JNCCN (Nov. 2006) pp. 968-970
Gosfield, "PROMETHEUS Payment®: Better for Patients, Better for Physicians." Journal of Medical Practice Management (September/October 2006) Pages 100-104
Gosfield and Reinertsen, "In Common Cause for Quality Part 1: New Hospital-Physician Collaborations," Hospitals and Health Networks Online, October 10, 2006
Gosfield, "In Common Cause for Quality Part 2: PROMETHEUS Payment® and Principles of Engagement", Hospitals and Health Networks Online, October 17, 2006
Gosfield, "PROMETHEUS Payment: Getting Beyond", Group Practice Journal (October 2006) pp. 14-19
Gosfield, "In Common Cause for Quality", 2006 HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, WestGroup. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Enhancing Oncology's Business Case: How the Hospital Can Help", Journal of Oncology Practice (Jan. 2006) pp. 18-20
Shay, "A Primer on Electronic Health Records License Agreements", 2006 HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, WestGroup. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield and Reinertsen, "The 100,000 Lives Campaign: Crystallizing Standards of Care For Hospitals," Health Affairs (Nov/Dec 2005) pp. 1560-1570
Gosfield, "Radiologists and Their Business Significant Others: Underappreciated Traps in Stark", RBMA Journal
Gosfield, "Understanding Contracts: The Glue of Modern Business Relationships" Anesthesia Business Consultants, The Communiqué (Summer 2005) pp6-15
Gosfield, "Better Quality, Better Margins: Seizing the Moment", Community Oncology, Vol 2, No 5; (September/October 2005) pp 441-444
Gosfield, "The Quality Compliance Nexus: Appreciating the Connection", New Perspectives, Journal of the Association of Healthcare Internal Auditors, Volume 24, No. 3 (Summer 2005) pgs. 26-28
Gosfield and Reinertsen, "CPGs: Think Core Concept," Health Affairs (May/June 2005) pp. 385-386
Gosfield, "The Hidden Costs of Free Lunches: Fraud and Abuse in Physician Pharmaceutical Relationships," J. Med. Practice Mgt. (Mar/Apr 2005), pp.253-258
Gosfield, "The Organized Medical Staff: Should Anyone Care Anymore?" J. Med Practice Mgt. (Jan/Feb 2005) pp. 210-216
Gosfield, "The Performance Measures Ball: Too Many Tunes, Too Many Dancers?," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2005 ed) West, A Thomson Company. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Shay, "Commerce in Provider Data: What, Why and Provider Contractual Controls", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK (2005 ed) West, A Thomson Company. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Pay for Performance Contracting: Bold Leaps or Baby Steps?" Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare (Oct/Dec 2004)
Gosfield, "Pay for Performance: Transitional at Best", Managed Care (Jan. 2005)
Gosfield, "Is Your Group a Group? How the Stark Law Applies to You", Physicians' Practice (2004)
Gosfield, "The Doctor-Patient Relationship As The Business Case for Quality," Journal of Health Law (Spring 2004), Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 197-223
Gosfield, "Contracting for Quality: Then, Now and P4P", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, 2004 Ed,WestGroup, www.west.thomson.com. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Ten Myths About the Stark Statute Debunked", Journal of Medical Practice Management, Jan/Feb, 2004, pp. 200-203
Gosfield, "The Stark Truth About Stark: Part I", Family Practice Management (Nov/Dec.2003) pp. 27-33, Part II, (Feb, 2004) "The Stark Truth About Stark: Part II"
Gosfield, "Decoding the Myths: Physician Supervision in Medicare" MGMA Connexion (August 2003) pp. 50-53
Gosfield and Reinertsen, "Doing Well by Doing Good: Improving the Business Case for Quality," (June, 2003)
Gosfield, "Diagnostic Testing and Medicare: How to Get Paid without Getting in Trouble," Family Practice Management (June, 2003)
Gosfield, THE LAW OF MEDICARE AND MEDICAID FRAUD AND ABUSE, WestGroup, 2003, www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Whither Medical Staffs?: Rethinking the Role of the Staff in the New Quality Era," HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, (2003 ed) WestGroup, pp 141-218 . A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Making Quality Happen: Confronting the External Challenges to Time and Healing Relationships", Healthcare Leadership and Management Report, August, 2002
Gosfield, "More But Not So Much Merrier: 2002 Legal Issues," in Wilson, ed., 2002 YEARBOOK OF OPHTHAMOLOGY, MOSBY, Inc., St. Louis, MO, pp, 321-328
Gosfield, "Medicare Diagnostic Testing Supervision: Metaphysics, Stark and Reality" RBMA Bulletin, (Nov. 2002)
Gosfield, "Making Quality Happen: In Search of Legal Weightlessness", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK, 2002 Ed., WestGroup pp. 609-678 www.westgroup.com, (1-800-326-4880). A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "The Ins and Outs of "Incident-To" Reimbursement", Family Practice Management (November/December 2001) pp.23-27
Gosfield, "Legal Mandates for Physician Quality: Beyond Risk Management" HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK 2001 ed., The West Group pp. 286-321. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Health Care Report Cards: Quality in The Public's Cross-Hairs", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK 2000 ed., The West Group, pp. 501-541. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Liability for Quality: A Modest Proposal", Managed Care & Cancer, January/February 2000, pp. 11-12
Gosfield, "Oncology Disease Management: Practical and Legal Issues", Oncology (November, 1999)
Gosfield, "Integrating Clinical Guidelines into Administrative Processes Can Lower Risk", Journal of Health Care Compliance (September/October 1999) pp. 9-15
Gosfield, "How Group Practices Can Avoid Managed Care Contracting Pitfalls", Healthcare Financial Management Journal (July 1999) pp. 37-39
Gosfield, "Fraud and Abuse in Managed Care: Avoiding the Approaching Storm", 40 Healthplan (May/June 1999) pp. 109-114
Gosfield, "Highest and Best Use: Non-Physician Practitioners and Physicians Under Medicare", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK 1999 ed., The West Group. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Legal Issues in Hospital Report Cards" in Spath, ed., Public Oriented Provider Report Cards, American Hospital Publishing
Gosfield, "Assessing the Risks of Physician False Claims Enforcement", Journal of Healthcare Compliance (Jan/Feb 1999) pp.52-53
Gosfield, "Demonstrating Oncology Provider Value: Data, Guidelines and the Law", ONCOLOGY; Vol. 12, No.11A; (November, 1998) pp. 157-161
Gosfield, Quality and Clinical Culture: The Critical Role of Physicians in Accountable Health Care Organizations American Medical Association, Chicago, Illinois, 1998, pp. 24 (Go To Article)
Gosfield, "Physicians and Compliance Plans: Walking the Walk, Not Just Talking The Talk", The Internist, Vol. 39, No. 4, July/August 1998;pp.10-13
Gosfield, "Disease Management, Demand Management and Telemedicine: The Leading Edge of Managing Care", HEALTH LAW HANDBOOK 1998 Ed., The West Group, pp. 235-265. Copyright Thomson Reuters. A complete copy of the Health Law Handbook is available from West at 1-800-382-9252 or online at www.west.thomson.com.
Gosfield, "Legal Issues in Managed Care: The Pediatrician's Perspective", Pediatric Annals 27:4 (April, 1998) pp.225-233
Gosfield, "Avoiding Fraud and Abuse in Medicare Claims: What FPs Need to Know", Family Practice Management, (September, 1997) pp. 73-82
Gosfield, "The Law and the Changing Physician Environment", In Wilson, 1997 YEAR BOOK OF OPHTHALMOLOGY, Mosby, 1997, pp.453-499
Gosfield, "The Changing Face of Liability in Managed Care", Today's Internist (July / August, 1997) pp. 6-11
Gosfield, "Who is Holding Whom Accountable for Quality?", 16 Health Affairs, pp.26-40 (May- June 1997)
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The Baliati Jamidar bari alias the Baliati Palace, an unexplored and less known attractive place Near Dhaka, Bangladesh with aesthetic beauty of nature, remembrance of British colonial era of 19th century and royal heritage of the ancestors of Bangladesh
•Location: Baliati Palace or Baliati Jamidar bari (Bengali: বালিয়াটি জমিদার বাড়ি), Saturia sub-district, Manikganj, Bangladesh
•How to go to Baliati Jamidar bari:This is located near Saturia Upazila Sadar. One has to turn right from Kalampur of Dhamrai in the Dhaka-Aricha highway and go straight to reach to Saturia Upazila Sadar(Bengali: ঢাকা-আরিচা মহাসড়কের ধামরাইয়ের কালামপুর থেকে ডানে ঢুকে সোজা গেলে সাটুরিয়া উপজেলা সদর। উপজেলা পরিষদের পাশেই বালিয়াটি প্রাসাদ বা বালিয়াটি জমিদারবাড়ি).
1. One can go straight from Gabtoli, Dhaka to Saturia, Manikganj by Bus with the cost of Tk. 70 / 80 and from Saturia, Manikganj to Balihati Jamindarbari with the cost of Tk. 10 by CNG vehicle.
2. Even one can go from Gabtoli, Dhaka to Manikganj through bus with a cost of Tk. 70 / 80 and from Manikganj to Baliati Jamidar bari by CNG with a cost of Tk. 200 / 300 through local CNG vehicle.
•Distance: About 35 KMs away from the Capital
•Photographed time: 2016
•Brief history and description: This place was made by Govinda Ram Prasad Saha (Bengali: জমিদার গোবিন্দ রাম সাহা) which is spread over nearly six acres of land with seven south faced structures. The place has more than two hundred rooms of different sizes. This palace is protected with high boundary walls and four entrance; each arcade with semi-circular arches in the shape of a lion carved.
Once reached into the arcade of the palace, one can see 4 different decorated palaces with Gothic-style which can remind you the British colonial era. All the palaces are protected by the Archaeological Department of Bangladesh Government. One of the palaces (no. 2) is used as museum. About 15 empty iron lockers have been in the ground floor of the museum. In the eighteenth century it was used to keep the valuables of the zamindars. There is a wooden stair to the first floor which is known as the Rangmahal, used as the museum.
There are also five rooms with big hall room in the Rangmahal. All the rooms are bright with the presence gramophone box, cash box, name plate, hurricanes, hazak lights, vessel, hanging lamps, the sacred seat, glass chimney, stone chaidani, wall mirrors, wood lockers, cows and tables of marble stone, chandelier, Shiva Lingam of stone, wooden cupboard / Almirah, vases, chairs, English rack, rifle stand, wooden Padastambha and Khat. The Zamindars were residing In the harem back of the palace. In this harem, there are bathrooms, kitchen and Prakkhalon room. Back of the Harem, there is a pond with 6 landing Whart. There are 6 wells inside or outside of the wells which were used to collect drinking water.The palatial complex is now preserved as a protected cultural property (antiquities). The department of archaeology protected this site on 1987.
•Brief about the Jaminder or Jamidar:This is known that the founder of the Baliati Zaminder was Govinda Ram Shaha, who was a big salt merchant in the middle of the 18th century. He left four sons: Dadhi Ram (Bengali: দধিরাম), Ananda Ram (Bengali: আনন্দরাম), Pandit Ram (Bengali: পণ্ডিতরাম), and Gopal Ram (Bengali: গোপালরাম). Five Jamindar houses were built by 4 brothers-Baliati GolaBari, Purbo Bari, Poshchim Bari, Moddho Bari and Uttor Bari approximately by the year of 1790. They built all these buildings in the palace complex. The famous Jagannath College in Dhaka was founded and endowed by a member of Baliati family, Babu Kishori Lal Roy Chowdhury in 1884. Ronoda Prosad Saha (R.P. Saha) (Bengali:রণদা প্রসাদ সাহা(আর.পি সাহা)) a famous Danobir, was the son of law of this house who got married to the daughter Sambika Choyon (Bengali: শাম্বিকা চয়নে) Kiran Bala (Bengali: কিরণ বালা) A theater is still available here where the Durga pooja is observed every year. Theatre groups used to come to join here. The landlords were left the country in 1965 by boats fully loaded with things of their houses.
•Opening day: All days except the Sunday and half-day on Monday.
•Opening time: 9 AM to 5 PM
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The Baliati Palace-Museum
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-museum/
The Baliati Palace-Flag
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-flag/
The Baliati Palace-Road-Series-1
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-road-series-1/
The Baliati Palace-Flower
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-flower/
The Baliati Palace-Tree-Series-1
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-tree-series-1/
The Baliati Palace-Signboard
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-signboard/
The Baliati Palace-Wall
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-wall/
The Baliati Palace-Visitor
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-visitor/
The Baliati Palace-Toilet
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-toilet/
The Baliati Palace-Pond Outside
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-pond-outside/
The Baliati Palace-Surrounding View
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-surrounding-view/
The Baliati Palace-Toward Baliati
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-toward-baliati/
The Baliati Palace-Miscellaneous
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2017/02/01/the-baliati-palace-miscellaneous/
Posted in Historical
Tags: Archaeological, Architecture, Bangladesh, British Emperor, Building, Heritage of Bangladesh, Historical, House, Inside View, Manikganj, Museum, Natural Beauty, Nature, Photographic Series, Pond, Structure, Theater, Tourism, Travel, Tree
The Shadhinota Ishtombho alias the independent monument
The Shadhinota Ishtombho alias the independent monument (Bengali:স্বাধীনতা স্তম্ভ)
Location: Historical grounds of Suhrawardy Udyan, Shahabagh, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Brief History:
The Shadhinota Ishtombho (or Swadhinata Stambha) alias the independent monument (Bengali: স্বাধীনতা স্তম্ভ) built with a tower of light made of stacked glass sheets surrounded by artificial water body in three of its side built in Suhrawardy Udyan (Bengali: সোহরাওয়ার্দী উদ্যান) is the first of its kind in Bangladesh. This tower is built on the top of steel structure. The height of this tower is 150 feet and the width of this tower is 16 feet in two sides. Crystal glasses are placed on the above of this structure.
The tower is placed in the center of 67 acres-wide Suhrawardy Udyan. The glass tower was built on the place where the commander-in-chief of East Pakistan Army Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi signed the papers of his surrender in 1971.The total cost of this project is Tk. 175 crore or Tk. 17.5 million. A paved floor (Bengali: পাকা চাতাল বা প্লাজা) with 5669 square meter was also built in front of the tower. The rays of the light built in the glass tower is thrown 5 KMs above the tower. The tower looks elegant as the rays of light come out from every single inches of the tower during the night time. The whole tower turns into a white pillar.
An underground museum (Bengali: স্বাধীনতা জাদুঘর) was also built under this tower. A 155 seated auditorium is built top of the museum.The museum includes a mural works, multi-media projection theater, amphitheater, a number of walk ways, marble floors, a water body and other ancillary facilities.The underground museum of the project comprises a total of 144 photographs with historical values. A large photograph of the historical March 7 speech of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and and another large photograph of the surrender of the commander-in-chief of East Pakistan Army Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi is another attraction of the underground museum. Some terracotta murals on war-heroes and the events of the Liberation War, a 2000-seat auditorium, and an open-air theater was also enriched the museum. There is a waterfall in the center of the underground museum which is also attraction of this museum.
The Sikha Chironton alias the Eternal Flame (Bengali: শিখা চিরন্তনী) stands near this tower. A Wall painting was also made based on the history of liberation war.
This tower is built with the cost of Tk. 138 core or TK 13.8 million. The chief architect of Arbana, Kashef Mahboob Chowdhury and Marina Tabassum had contributed the drawing which came through a nation-wide competition. Based on this design, the construction was started back in 1999. The Manager of this project was Md Shahbuddin. This was inaugurated on 26th March, 2015.
Tags: 1971, Amphitheater, Auditorium, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Eternal flame, Glass tower, Historical, Independent monument, Lake, Monument, multi-media projection theater, mural works, Museum, Park, Photographic Series, Shadhinota Ishtombho, Sikha chironton, Suhrawardy Udyan, Terracotta murals, Theater, Tourism, Travel
The Museum of Independence alias Sadhinotar Jadughor
An underground museum (Bengali: স্বাধীনতা জাদুঘর) was also built under the Shadhinota Ishtombho (or Swadhinata Stambha) alias the independent monument (Bengali: স্বাধীনতা স্তম্ভ). A 155 seated auditorium is built top of the museum.The museum includes a mural works, multi-media projection theater, amphitheater, a number of walk ways, marble floors, a water body and other ancillary facilities.The underground museum of the project comprises a total of 144 photographs with historical values. A large photograph of the historical March 7 speech of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and and another large photograph of the surrender of the commander-in-chief of East Pakistan Army Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi is another attraction of the underground museum. Some terracotta murals on war-heroes and the events of the Liberation War, a 2000-seat auditorium, and an open-air theater was also enriched the museum. There is a waterfall in the center of the underground museum which is also attraction of this museum.
Link:https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2015/12/16/the-museum-of-independence-alias-sadhinotar-jadughor/
The Museum of Independence alias Sadhinotar Jadughor-Photo series-Front View
Link:https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2015/12/16/the-museum-of-independence-alias-sadhinotar-jadughor-photo-series-front-view/
The Museum of Independence alias Sadhinotar Jadughor-Photo series-Main View-1
Link:https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2015/12/16/the-museum-of-independence-alias-sadhinotar-jadughor-photo-series-main-view-1/
The Museum of Independence alias Sadhinotar Jadughor-Photo series-Fountain
Link:https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2015/12/16/the-museum-of-independence-alias-sadhinotar-jadughor-photo-series-fountain/
The Museum of Independence alias Sadhinotar Jadughor-Photo series-1
Link: https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2015/12/16/the-museum-of-independence-alias-sadhinotar-jadughor-photo-series-1/
Link:https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2015/12/16/the-museum-of-independence-alias-sadhinotar-jadughor-photo-series-2/
The Museum of Independence alias Sadhinotar Jadughor-Photo series-10
Link:https://mahfujalam.wordpress.com/2015/12/16/the-museum-of-independence-alias-sadhinotar-jadughor-photo-series-10/
Posted in Museum
Tags: 1971, Amphitheater, Auditorium, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Eternal flame, Fountain, Front View, Glass tower, Historical, Independent monument, Lake, Main View, Monument, multi-media projection theater, mural works, Museum, Natural Beauty, Nature, Park, Photographic Series, Shadhinota Ishtombho, Sikha chironton, Suhrawardy Udyan, Terracotta murals, Theater, Tourism, Travel

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Comments: 3 in 1 uncoiler and straightener saves space and increase productivity.
1.NC Servo feeding. Operating with Computerize Numerical Control by PLC program from MITSUBISHI made in Japan. The electrical parts from YASKAWA made in Japan including Servo motor, driver, encoder, interface screen and so on.
3.Feeding function: input 20 sets of different feed length, each group provides 999 times for punching or cutting to satisfy processing of special products.
4.High efficiency release device, match with adjustment of signal from the cutter or press machine through cable wire.
1.3 in 1 uncoiler and straightener saves space and increase productivity.
3.Feed and straightener roll with a hard chrome plated.
4.High rigid mechanical design sturdy construction, and high power output to secure proper straightening and feeding during the speed increasing efficiency.
7.Inverse curve roll, easy to set up the curve up or down of feeding exit direction.
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From the Disney/Pixar movie, "Finding Nemo," your child can now own the most famous clown fish known to children! Constructed of orange and white striped velvet, the Nemo Hat by Disney is soft to the touch and crush-proof. Perfect for dress up and play time, the Nemo Hat is also a great way to complete a Nemo costume for Halloween!
Size: Child - Fits up to size 7 (Adult M) comfortably.


realpath() expands all symbolic links and resolves references to '/./', '/../' and extra '/' characters in the input path . and return the canonicalized absolute pathname.
5.3.0 Prior to this release realpath() would not fail on *BSD systems if only the last last path component did not exist.


text:
Jennifer Howard
Hurricane Relief Update
This is an update of the APSAF-led effort to attract and deploy donations to assist SAF Members in the impact zones of Hurricanes Florence (in the APSAF region) and Michael (in the SESAF region). Both events have been devastating to people, economies and ecosystems, and these regions will be years in recovery.
Regarding the Hurricane Relief Fund, as of October 26th, we have collected $13,200.83 (the net of online GoFundMe donations and checks received to date), and we have sent $1000 checks from your donations to each of 10 SAF Members in North Carolina, Florida and Georgia who were significantly affected by the storms. APSAF also has several thousand dollars in reserve if needed, and additional donations continue to be accepted, at least through the end of the year. Donations have come in increments of $20 to $1000 at a time and have come from individuals, businesses, associations, SAF units, Tree Farm Committees and more. Partner organizations to SAF who were actively involved in the communication effort included ACF, FRA, NCFAE, NAUFRP and a number of state forestry associations.
We are currently more focused on deploying the collected funds to those in need and less focused on asking for additional donations. In doing so, we have been reaching out through broadcast emails and announcements but also through one-on-one outreach via phone and email into the most severely impacted areas. Recipients have been universally humbled by and extraordinarily grateful for the financial and moral support that this has been providing, many somewhat reluctant to accept the help. A common response from impacted members who qualified for - but turned down - the support has been a wish that the contributions go to others who were even more in need.
While the project is continuing, APSAF Leadership would like to thank everyone for their generous support, prayers and many expressions of concern, and we will be sure to thank all past and future contributors personally and properly. In the meantime, please continue to alert APSAF if you or someone you know needs this support by using the links near the bottom of the APSAF homepage (www.apsaf.org).
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I am looking for a pair of the hood rollers and plates for my 1985 RS688LST with the air ride cab.
The plates that I am referring to are mounted on the fiberglass hood and the passenger side plate is missing off of both of my trucks.
The remaining plate on the 1985 has an additional piece Attached to it, was there an extension for the air ride cab?
What are the dimension of the rollers?
Can anyone help me with parts or pictures and roller dimensions?
The RS hood roller mounting arrangement can not be compared with an R-model, 1975 non-air ride or later air-ride cab. The parts are different.
When you contacted Watt's Mack with your model and serial number, what did they say on availability?
That is a 55MX26. But he should confirm by model and serial number.
The round insulator is a 9QM142. The rectangular insulator is a 35RC178 (molded FOMOCO) because Ford used it too.
What I have seen on the pics of the RS that setup is similar to Eastern R with airride cab. I have it on my R688. Two rollers have different attachments indeed. I suppose the rollers themself are similar nor brackets. The hood plates are of a steel channel kind, have no rubber pad since the roller suppose to roll on them, not bump. The padded hood plates are seem like off a solid cab mount truck.
The "drivers side hood" setup should be on both hood attachment spots.
I would buy a piece of U-channel or a square steel pipe and fabrikate a temporary part until some ruined R-model hood shows up. Sometimes they do.
Of the places I'd check out on such stuff Sparr Mack in FL and Global Truck Traders in VT float up in my mind. Both could be found on the net.


text:
Dr. K. (Kim) Caarls
As of June 1, 2018 no longer employed at NIDI, currently working as an independent migration expert
Beauchemin, C., Caarls, K. & Mazzucato, V. (2018),
Senegalese families between here and there. In: Beauchemin, C. (Ed.), Migration between Africa and Europe. Cham: Springer, p. 423-453. [URL]
Beauchemin, C., Caarls, K., Nappa, J., Mazzucato, V., Schoumaker, B. & Mangalu, J. (2018),
Migration and family life between Congo and Europe. In: Beauchemin, C. (Ed.), Migration between Africa and Europe. Cham: Springer, p. 239-261. [URL]
Caarls, K., Haagsman, K., Kraus, E. & Mazzucato, V. (2018),
African transnational families: Cross-country and gendered comparisons. Population, Space and Place 24: e2162. [URL]
Caarls, K., Schans, D., Mazzucato, V., Quartey, P. & Tagoe, C.A. (2018),
Transnational families between Ghana, the Netherlands and the UK. In: Beauchemin, C. (Ed.), Migration between Africa and Europe. Cham: Springer, p. 319-360. [URL]
Fransen, S. & Caarls, K. (2018),
Are refugees allowed to work? Policies and the economic integration of refugees in the EU. In: Weinar, A., Bonjour, S. & Zhyznomirska, L. (Eds.), The Routledge Handbook of the Politics of European Migration. Cham: Routledge, p. 348-362. [URL]
Mazzucato, V., Schans, D., Caarls, K. & Beauchemin, C. (2018),
Migrant families between Africa and Europe: Comparing Ghanaian, Congolese and Senegalese migration flows. In: Beauchemin, C. (Ed.), Migration between Africa and Europe. Cham: Springer, p. 149-185. [URL]
Caarls, K. & Valk, H.A.G. de (2017),
Regional diffusion of divorce in Turkey. European Journal of Population. [URL]
Relationship trajectories, living arrangements, and international migration among Ghanaians. Population, Space and Place 23 (6): e2046. [URL]
Caarls, K. (2016),
Samenleven over grenzen: Ghanese paren in Nederland en het Verenigd Koninkrijk. Demos: bulletin over bevolking en samenleving 32 (3): 4-7. [URL]
Beauchemin, C., Nappa, J., Schoumaker, B., Baizan, P., González-Ferrer, A., Caarls, K. & Mazzucato, V. (2015),
Reunifying versus living apart together across borders: A comparative analysis of Sub-Saharan migration to Europe. International Migration Review 49 (1): 173-199. [URL]
Allemaal transnationaal? Versvak.nl, 21 oktober 2015. [URL]
Living apart together across borders; how Ghanaian couples form, transform, or dissolve in the context of international migration, Doctoral dissertation. Maastricht: Universitaire Pers Maastricht. 218 p.
Caarls, K. & Mazzucato, V. (2015),
Does international migration lead to divorce? Ghanaian couples in Ghana and abroad. Population 70 (1): 127-152. [URL]
Mazzucato, V., Schans, D., Caarls, K., & Beauchemin, C. (2015),
Transnational families between Africa and Europe. International Migration Review 49 (1): 142-172. [URL]
Caarls, K., Fransen, S. & Ruben, R. (2012),
Can Migratory Contacts and Remittances Contribute to Reconciliation and Reconstruction in Rwanda? International Migration 51 (s1): e98-e117. [URL]


text:
import { Directive, Input, ElementRef, NgZone, OnInit, OnDestroy } from '@angular/core';
import { DataRow } from '../data/data-row.model';
import { DataColumn } from '../data/data-column.model';

@Directive({
    selector: '[adf-drop-zone]'
})
export class DropZoneDirective implements OnInit, OnDestroy {
    private element: HTMLElement;

    @Input()
    dropTarget: 'header' | 'cell' = 'cell';

    @Input()
    dropRow: DataRow;

    @Input()
    dropColumn: DataColumn;

    constructor(elementRef: ElementRef, private ngZone: NgZone) {
        this.element = elementRef.nativeElement;
    }

    ngOnInit() {
        this.ngZone.runOutsideAngular(() => {
            this.element.addEventListener('dragenter', this.onDragEnter.bind(this));
            this.element.addEventListener('dragover', this.onDragOver.bind(this));
            this.element.addEventListener('drop', this.onDrop.bind(this));
        });
    }

    ngOnDestroy() {
        this.element.removeEventListener('dragenter', this.onDragEnter);
        this.element.removeEventListener('dragover', this.onDragOver);
        this.element.removeEventListener('drop', this.onDrop);
    }

    onDragEnter(event: DragEvent) {
        const domEvent = this.dispatchDomEvent(event, 'dragenter');

        if (domEvent.defaultPrevented) {
            event.dataTransfer.dropEffect = 'copy';
            event.preventDefault();
            event.stopPropagation();
        }
    }

    onDragOver(event: DragEvent) {
        const domEvent = this.dispatchDomEvent(event, 'dragover');

        if (domEvent.defaultPrevented) {
            event.dataTransfer.dropEffect = 'copy';
            event.preventDefault();
            event.stopPropagation();
        }
    }

    onDrop(event: Event) {
        const domEvent = this.dispatchDomEvent(event, 'drop');

        if (domEvent.defaultPrevented) {
            event.preventDefault();
            event.stopPropagation();
        }
    }

    private dispatchDomEvent(originalEvent: Event, eventName: string): CustomEvent {
        const domEvent = new CustomEvent(`${this.dropTarget}-${eventName}`, {
            detail: {
                target: this.dropTarget,
                event: originalEvent,
                column: this.dropColumn,
                row: this.dropRow
            },
            bubbles: true
        });

        this.element.dispatchEvent(domEvent);
        return domEvent;
    }
}

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text:
/*
 * Authors:
 *   Keith Whitwell <keith@tungstengraphics.com>
 */

#ifndef __R200_CONTEXT_H__
#define __R200_CONTEXT_H__

#include "tnl/t_vertex.h"
#include "drm.h"
#include "radeon_drm.h"
#include "dri_util.h"
#include "texmem.h"

#include "main/macros.h"
#include "main/mtypes.h"
#include "main/colormac.h"
#include "r200_reg.h"
#include "r200_vertprog.h"

#define ENABLE_HW_3D_TEXTURE 1  /* XXX this is temporary! */

#ifndef R200_EMIT_VAP_PVS_CNTL
#error This driver requires a newer libdrm to compile
#endif

#include "radeon_screen.h"
#include "radeon_common.h"

#include "radeon_lock.h"

struct r200_context;
typedef struct r200_context r200ContextRec;
typedef struct r200_context *r200ContextPtr;

#include "main/mm.h"

struct r200_vertex_program {
        struct gl_vertex_program mesa_program; /* Must be first */
        int translated;
        /* need excess instr: 1 for late loop checking, 2 for
           additional instr due to instr/attr, 3 for fog */
        VERTEX_SHADER_INSTRUCTION instr[R200_VSF_MAX_INST + 6];
        int pos_end;
        int inputs[VERT_ATTRIB_MAX];
        GLubyte inputmap_rev[16];
        int native;
        int fogpidx;
        int fogmode;
};

#define R200_TEX_ALL 0x3f

struct r200_texture_env_state {
   radeonTexObjPtr texobj;
   GLuint outputreg;
   GLuint unitneeded;
};

#define R200_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS 6

struct r200_texture_state {
   struct r200_texture_env_state unit[R200_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS];
};

/* Trying to keep these relatively short as the variables are becoming
 * extravagently long.  Drop the driver name prefix off the front of
 * everything - I think we know which driver we're in by now, and keep the
 * prefix to 3 letters unless absolutely impossible.
 */

#define CTX_CMD_0             0
#define CTX_PP_MISC           1
#define CTX_PP_FOG_COLOR      2
#define CTX_RE_SOLID_COLOR    3
#define CTX_RB3D_BLENDCNTL    4
#define CTX_RB3D_DEPTHOFFSET  5
#define CTX_RB3D_DEPTHPITCH   6
#define CTX_RB3D_ZSTENCILCNTL 7
#define CTX_CMD_1             8
#define CTX_PP_CNTL           9
#define CTX_RB3D_CNTL         10
#define CTX_RB3D_COLOROFFSET  11
#define CTX_CMD_2             12 /* why */
#define CTX_RB3D_COLORPITCH   13 /* why */
#define CTX_STATE_SIZE_OLDDRM 14
#define CTX_CMD_3             14
#define CTX_RB3D_BLENDCOLOR   15
#define CTX_RB3D_ABLENDCNTL   16
#define CTX_RB3D_CBLENDCNTL   17
#define CTX_STATE_SIZE_NEWDRM 18

#define SET_CMD_0               0
#define SET_SE_CNTL             1
#define SET_RE_CNTL             2 /* replace se_coord_fmt */
#define SET_STATE_SIZE          3

#define VTE_CMD_0               0
#define VTE_SE_VTE_CNTL         1
#define VTE_STATE_SIZE          2

#define LIN_CMD_0               0
#define LIN_RE_LINE_PATTERN     1
#define LIN_RE_LINE_STATE       2
#define LIN_CMD_1               3
#define LIN_SE_LINE_WIDTH       4
#define LIN_STATE_SIZE          5

#define MSK_CMD_0               0
#define MSK_RB3D_STENCILREFMASK 1
#define MSK_RB3D_ROPCNTL        2
#define MSK_RB3D_PLANEMASK      3
#define MSK_STATE_SIZE          4

#define VPT_CMD_0           0
#define VPT_SE_VPORT_XSCALE          1
#define VPT_SE_VPORT_XOFFSET         2
#define VPT_SE_VPORT_YSCALE          3
#define VPT_SE_VPORT_YOFFSET         4
#define VPT_SE_VPORT_ZSCALE          5
#define VPT_SE_VPORT_ZOFFSET         6
#define VPT_STATE_SIZE      7

#define ZBS_CMD_0               0
#define ZBS_SE_ZBIAS_FACTOR     1
#define ZBS_SE_ZBIAS_CONSTANT   2
#define ZBS_STATE_SIZE          3

#define MSC_CMD_0               0
#define MSC_RE_MISC             1
#define MSC_STATE_SIZE          2

#define TAM_CMD_0               0
#define TAM_DEBUG3              1
#define TAM_STATE_SIZE          2

#define TEX_CMD_0                   0
#define TEX_PP_TXFILTER             1  /*2c00*/
#define TEX_PP_TXFORMAT             2  /*2c04*/
#define TEX_PP_TXFORMAT_X           3  /*2c08*/
#define TEX_PP_TXSIZE               4  /*2c0c*/
#define TEX_PP_TXPITCH              5  /*2c10*/
#define TEX_PP_BORDER_COLOR         6  /*2c14*/
#define TEX_CMD_1_OLDDRM            7
#define TEX_PP_TXOFFSET_OLDDRM      8  /*2d00 */
#define TEX_STATE_SIZE_OLDDRM       9
#define TEX_PP_CUBIC_FACES          7
#define TEX_PP_TXMULTI_CTL          8
#define TEX_CMD_1_NEWDRM            9
#define TEX_PP_TXOFFSET_NEWDRM     10
#define TEX_STATE_SIZE_NEWDRM      11

#define CUBE_CMD_0                  0  /* 1 register follows */ /* this command unnecessary */
#define CUBE_PP_CUBIC_FACES         1  /* 0x2c18 */             /* with new enough drm */
#define CUBE_CMD_1                  2  /* 5 registers follow */
#define CUBE_PP_CUBIC_OFFSET_F1     3  /* 0x2d04 */
#define CUBE_PP_CUBIC_OFFSET_F2     4  /* 0x2d08 */
#define CUBE_PP_CUBIC_OFFSET_F3     5  /* 0x2d0c */
#define CUBE_PP_CUBIC_OFFSET_F4     6  /* 0x2d10 */
#define CUBE_PP_CUBIC_OFFSET_F5     7  /* 0x2d14 */
#define CUBE_STATE_SIZE             8

#define PIX_CMD_0                   0
#define PIX_PP_TXCBLEND             1
#define PIX_PP_TXCBLEND2            2
#define PIX_PP_TXABLEND             3
#define PIX_PP_TXABLEND2            4
#define PIX_STATE_SIZE              5

#define TF_CMD_0                    0
#define TF_TFACTOR_0                1
#define TF_TFACTOR_1                2
#define TF_TFACTOR_2                3
#define TF_TFACTOR_3                4
#define TF_TFACTOR_4                5
#define TF_TFACTOR_5                6
#define TF_STATE_SIZE               7

#define ATF_CMD_0                   0
#define ATF_TFACTOR_0               1
#define ATF_TFACTOR_1               2
#define ATF_TFACTOR_2               3
#define ATF_TFACTOR_3               4
#define ATF_TFACTOR_4               5
#define ATF_TFACTOR_5               6
#define ATF_TFACTOR_6               7
#define ATF_TFACTOR_7               8
#define ATF_STATE_SIZE              9

/* ATI_FRAGMENT_SHADER */
#define AFS_CMD_0                 0
#define AFS_IC0                   1 /* 2f00 */
#define AFS_IC1                   2 /* 2f04 */
#define AFS_IA0                   3 /* 2f08 */
#define AFS_IA1                   4 /* 2f0c */
#define AFS_STATE_SIZE           33

#define PVS_CMD_0                 0
#define PVS_CNTL_1                1
#define PVS_CNTL_2                2
#define PVS_STATE_SIZE            3

/* those are quite big... */
#define VPI_CMD_0                 0
#define VPI_OPDST_0               1
#define VPI_SRC0_0                2
#define VPI_SRC1_0                3
#define VPI_SRC2_0                4
#define VPI_OPDST_63              253
#define VPI_SRC0_63               254
#define VPI_SRC1_63               255
#define VPI_SRC2_63               256
#define VPI_STATE_SIZE            257

#define VPP_CMD_0                0
#define VPP_PARAM0_0             1
#define VPP_PARAM1_0             2
#define VPP_PARAM2_0             3
#define VPP_PARAM3_0             4
#define VPP_PARAM0_95            381
#define VPP_PARAM1_95            382
#define VPP_PARAM2_95            383
#define VPP_PARAM3_95            384
#define VPP_STATE_SIZE           385

#define TCL_CMD_0                 0
#define TCL_LIGHT_MODEL_CTL_0     1
#define TCL_LIGHT_MODEL_CTL_1     2
#define TCL_PER_LIGHT_CTL_0       3
#define TCL_PER_LIGHT_CTL_1       4
#define TCL_PER_LIGHT_CTL_2       5
#define TCL_PER_LIGHT_CTL_3       6
#define TCL_CMD_1                 7
#define TCL_UCP_VERT_BLEND_CTL    8
#define TCL_STATE_SIZE            9

#define MSL_CMD_0                     0
#define MSL_MATRIX_SELECT_0           1
#define MSL_MATRIX_SELECT_1           2
#define MSL_MATRIX_SELECT_2           3
#define MSL_MATRIX_SELECT_3           4
#define MSL_MATRIX_SELECT_4           5
#define MSL_STATE_SIZE                6

#define TCG_CMD_0                 0
#define TCG_TEX_PROC_CTL_2            1
#define TCG_TEX_PROC_CTL_3            2
#define TCG_TEX_PROC_CTL_0            3
#define TCG_TEX_PROC_CTL_1            4
#define TCG_TEX_CYL_WRAP_CTL      5
#define TCG_STATE_SIZE            6

#define MTL_CMD_0            0
#define MTL_EMMISSIVE_RED    1
#define MTL_EMMISSIVE_GREEN  2
#define MTL_EMMISSIVE_BLUE   3
#define MTL_EMMISSIVE_ALPHA  4
#define MTL_AMBIENT_RED      5
#define MTL_AMBIENT_GREEN    6
#define MTL_AMBIENT_BLUE     7
#define MTL_AMBIENT_ALPHA    8
#define MTL_DIFFUSE_RED      9
#define MTL_DIFFUSE_GREEN    10
#define MTL_DIFFUSE_BLUE     11
#define MTL_DIFFUSE_ALPHA    12
#define MTL_SPECULAR_RED     13
#define MTL_SPECULAR_GREEN   14
#define MTL_SPECULAR_BLUE    15
#define MTL_SPECULAR_ALPHA   16
#define MTL_CMD_1            17
#define MTL_SHININESS        18
#define MTL_STATE_SIZE       19

#define VAP_CMD_0                   0
#define VAP_SE_VAP_CNTL             1
#define VAP_STATE_SIZE              2

/* Replaces a lot of packet info from radeon
 */
#define VTX_CMD_0                   0
#define VTX_VTXFMT_0            1
#define VTX_VTXFMT_1            2
#define VTX_TCL_OUTPUT_VTXFMT_0 3
#define VTX_TCL_OUTPUT_VTXFMT_1 4
#define VTX_CMD_1               5
#define VTX_TCL_OUTPUT_COMPSEL  6
#define VTX_CMD_2               7
#define VTX_STATE_CNTL          8
#define VTX_STATE_SIZE          9

/* SPR - point sprite state
 */
#define SPR_CMD_0              0
#define SPR_POINT_SPRITE_CNTL  1
#define SPR_STATE_SIZE         2

#define PTP_CMD_0              0
#define PTP_VPORT_SCALE_0      1
#define PTP_VPORT_SCALE_1      2
#define PTP_VPORT_SCALE_PTSIZE 3
#define PTP_VPORT_SCALE_3      4
#define PTP_CMD_1              5
#define PTP_ATT_CONST_QUAD     6
#define PTP_ATT_CONST_LIN      7
#define PTP_ATT_CONST_CON      8
#define PTP_ATT_CONST_3        9
#define PTP_EYE_X             10
#define PTP_EYE_Y             11
#define PTP_EYE_Z             12
#define PTP_EYE_3             13
#define PTP_CLAMP_MIN         14
#define PTP_CLAMP_MAX         15
#define PTP_CLAMP_2           16
#define PTP_CLAMP_3           17
#define PTP_STATE_SIZE        18

#define VTX_COLOR(v,n)   (((v)>>(R200_VTX_COLOR_0_SHIFT+(n)*2))&\
                         R200_VTX_COLOR_MASK)

/**
 * Given the \c R200_SE_VTX_FMT_1 for the current vertex state, determine
 * how many components are in texture coordinate \c n.
 */
#define VTX_TEXn_COUNT(v,n)   (((v) >> (3 * n)) & 0x07)

#define MAT_CMD_0              0
#define MAT_ELT_0              1
#define MAT_STATE_SIZE         17

#define GRD_CMD_0                  0
#define GRD_VERT_GUARD_CLIP_ADJ    1
#define GRD_VERT_GUARD_DISCARD_ADJ 2
#define GRD_HORZ_GUARD_CLIP_ADJ    3
#define GRD_HORZ_GUARD_DISCARD_ADJ 4
#define GRD_STATE_SIZE             5

/* position changes frequently when lighting in modelpos - separate
 * out to new state item?
 */
#define LIT_CMD_0                  0
#define LIT_AMBIENT_RED            1
#define LIT_AMBIENT_GREEN          2
#define LIT_AMBIENT_BLUE           3
#define LIT_AMBIENT_ALPHA          4
#define LIT_DIFFUSE_RED            5
#define LIT_DIFFUSE_GREEN          6
#define LIT_DIFFUSE_BLUE           7
#define LIT_DIFFUSE_ALPHA          8
#define LIT_SPECULAR_RED           9
#define LIT_SPECULAR_GREEN         10
#define LIT_SPECULAR_BLUE          11
#define LIT_SPECULAR_ALPHA         12
#define LIT_POSITION_X             13
#define LIT_POSITION_Y             14
#define LIT_POSITION_Z             15
#define LIT_POSITION_W             16
#define LIT_DIRECTION_X            17
#define LIT_DIRECTION_Y            18
#define LIT_DIRECTION_Z            19
#define LIT_DIRECTION_W            20
#define LIT_ATTEN_QUADRATIC        21
#define LIT_ATTEN_LINEAR           22
#define LIT_ATTEN_CONST            23
#define LIT_ATTEN_XXX              24
#define LIT_CMD_1                  25
#define LIT_SPOT_DCD               26
#define LIT_SPOT_DCM               27
#define LIT_SPOT_EXPONENT          28
#define LIT_SPOT_CUTOFF            29
#define LIT_SPECULAR_THRESH        30
#define LIT_RANGE_CUTOFF           31 /* ? */
#define LIT_ATTEN_CONST_INV        32
#define LIT_STATE_SIZE             33

/* Fog
 */
#define FOG_CMD_0      0
#define FOG_R          1
#define FOG_C          2
#define FOG_D          3
#define FOG_PAD        4
#define FOG_STATE_SIZE 5

/* UCP
 */
#define UCP_CMD_0      0
#define UCP_X          1
#define UCP_Y          2
#define UCP_Z          3
#define UCP_W          4
#define UCP_STATE_SIZE 5

/* GLT - Global ambient
 */
#define GLT_CMD_0      0
#define GLT_RED        1
#define GLT_GREEN      2
#define GLT_BLUE       3
#define GLT_ALPHA      4
#define GLT_STATE_SIZE 5

/* EYE
 */
#define EYE_CMD_0          0
#define EYE_X              1
#define EYE_Y              2
#define EYE_Z              3
#define EYE_RESCALE_FACTOR 4
#define EYE_STATE_SIZE     5

/* CST - constant state
 */
#define CST_CMD_0                             0
#define CST_PP_CNTL_X                         1
#define CST_CMD_1                             2
#define CST_RB3D_DEPTHXY_OFFSET               3
#define CST_CMD_2                             4
#define CST_RE_AUX_SCISSOR_CNTL               5
#define CST_CMD_3                             6
#define CST_RE_SCISSOR_TL_0                   7
#define CST_RE_SCISSOR_BR_0                   8
#define CST_CMD_4                             9
#define CST_SE_VAP_CNTL_STATUS                10
#define CST_CMD_5                             11
#define CST_RE_POINTSIZE                      12
#define CST_CMD_6                             13
#define CST_SE_TCL_INPUT_VTX_0                14
#define CST_SE_TCL_INPUT_VTX_1                15
#define CST_SE_TCL_INPUT_VTX_2                16
#define CST_SE_TCL_INPUT_VTX_3                17
#define CST_STATE_SIZE                        18

#define PRF_CMD_0         0
#define PRF_PP_TRI_PERF   1
#define PRF_PP_PERF_CNTL  2
#define PRF_STATE_SIZE    3

#define SCI_CMD_0         0
#define SCI_RE_AUX        1
#define SCI_CMD_1         2
#define SCI_XY_1          3
#define SCI_CMD_2         4
#define SCI_XY_2          5
#define SCI_STATE_SIZE    6

#define R200_QUERYOBJ_CMD_0  0
#define R200_QUERYOBJ_DATA_0 1
#define R200_QUERYOBJ_CMDSIZE  2

#define STP_CMD_0 0
#define STP_DATA_0 1
#define STP_CMD_1 2
#define STP_STATE_SIZE 35

struct r200_hw_state {
   /* Hardware state, stored as cmdbuf commands:
    *   -- Need to doublebuffer for
    *           - reviving state after loss of context
    *           - eliding noop statechange loops? (except line stipple count)
    */
   struct radeon_state_atom ctx;
   struct radeon_state_atom set;
   struct radeon_state_atom sci;
   struct radeon_state_atom vte;
   struct radeon_state_atom lin;
   struct radeon_state_atom msk;
   struct radeon_state_atom vpt;
   struct radeon_state_atom vap;
   struct radeon_state_atom vtx;
   struct radeon_state_atom tcl;
   struct radeon_state_atom msl;
   struct radeon_state_atom tcg;
   struct radeon_state_atom msc;
   struct radeon_state_atom cst;
   struct radeon_state_atom tam;
   struct radeon_state_atom tf;
   struct radeon_state_atom tex[6];
   struct radeon_state_atom cube[6];
   struct radeon_state_atom zbs;
   struct radeon_state_atom mtl[2];
   struct radeon_state_atom mat[9];
   struct radeon_state_atom lit[8]; /* includes vec, scl commands */
   struct radeon_state_atom ucp[6];
   struct radeon_state_atom pix[6]; /* pixshader stages */
   struct radeon_state_atom eye; /* eye pos */
   struct radeon_state_atom grd; /* guard band clipping */
   struct radeon_state_atom fog;
   struct radeon_state_atom glt;
   struct radeon_state_atom prf;
   struct radeon_state_atom afs[2];
   struct radeon_state_atom pvs;
   struct radeon_state_atom vpi[2];
   struct radeon_state_atom vpp[2];
   struct radeon_state_atom atf;
   struct radeon_state_atom spr;
   struct radeon_state_atom ptp;
   struct radeon_state_atom stp;
};

struct r200_state {
   /* Derived state for internal purposes:
    */
   struct r200_texture_state texture;
   GLuint envneeded;
};

#define R200_CMD_BUF_SZ  (16*1024)

#define R200_ELT_BUF_SZ  (16*1024)
/* r200_tcl.c
 */
struct r200_tcl_info {
   GLuint hw_primitive;

   int elt_used;

};

/* r200_swtcl.c
 */
struct r200_swtcl_info {

   radeon_point_func draw_point;
   radeon_line_func draw_line;
   radeon_tri_func draw_tri;

   /**
    * Offset of the 4UB color data within a hardware (swtcl) vertex.
    */
   GLuint coloroffset;

   /**
    * Offset of the 3UB specular color data within a hardware (swtcl) vertex.
    */
   GLuint specoffset;

   /**
    * Should Mesa project vertex data or will the hardware do it?
    */
   GLboolean needproj;
};

   /* A maximum total of 29 elements per vertex:  3 floats for position, 3
    * floats for normal, 4 floats for color, 4 bytes for secondary color,
    * 3 floats for each texture unit (18 floats total).
    *
    * we maybe need add. 4 to prevent segfault if someone specifies
    * GL_TEXTURE6/GL_TEXTURE7 (esp. for the codegen-path) (FIXME: )
    *
    * The position data is never actually stored here, so 3 elements could be
    * trimmed out of the buffer.
    */

#define R200_MAX_VERTEX_SIZE ((3*6)+11)

struct r200_context {
   struct radeon_context radeon;

   /* Driver and hardware state management
    */
   struct r200_hw_state hw;
   struct r200_state state;
   struct r200_vertex_program *curr_vp_hw;

   /* Vertex buffers
    */
   struct radeon_ioctl ioctl;
   struct radeon_store store;

   /* Clientdata textures;
    */
   GLuint prefer_gart_client_texturing;

   /* TCL stuff
    */
   GLmatrix TexGenMatrix[R200_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS];
   GLboolean recheck_texgen[R200_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS];
   GLboolean TexGenNeedNormals[R200_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS];
   GLuint TexMatEnabled;
   GLuint TexMatCompSel;
   GLuint TexGenEnabled;
   GLuint TexGenCompSel;
   GLmatrix tmpmat;

   /* r200_tcl.c
    */
   struct r200_tcl_info tcl;

   /* r200_swtcl.c
    */
   struct r200_swtcl_info swtcl;

   GLboolean using_hyperz;
   GLboolean texmicrotile;

  struct ati_fragment_shader *afs_loaded;
};

#define R200_CONTEXT(ctx)		((r200ContextPtr)(ctx->DriverCtx))

extern void r200DestroyContext( __DRIcontext *driContextPriv );
extern GLboolean r200CreateContext( gl_api api,
				    const struct gl_config *glVisual,
				    __DRIcontext *driContextPriv,
				    void *sharedContextPrivate);
extern GLboolean r200MakeCurrent( __DRIcontext *driContextPriv,
				  __DRIdrawable *driDrawPriv,
				  __DRIdrawable *driReadPriv );
extern GLboolean r200UnbindContext( __DRIcontext *driContextPriv );

extern void r200_init_texcopy_functions(struct dd_function_table *table);

/* ================================================================
 * Debugging:
 */

#define R200_DEBUG RADEON_DEBUG

#endif /* __R200_CONTEXT_H__ */