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Posted on February 5, 2015 by moderntrailerrvsales
Whether you're staying close to home or planning an adventurous long distance trek for your family this spring break, we've got you covered! We set out to explore America's best campsites like a Lewis and Clark expedition — roaming from the hills of the Northeast to the majestic mountains of the West and hidden jewels of the Midwest to the sizzlin' beaches and crystal-blue waters of the Southeast. And, we discovered the top 25 places where you can find an affordable, yet unforgettable spring break this year.
Northeast Early Season Adventure: Hike, Whitewater Raft, or Head for the Hills
Hampton Beach State Park, New Hampshire
nhparks.state.nh.us/state-parks/alphabetical-order/hampton-beach-state-park
Keep the troops busy swimming, fishing and picnicking along miles of sandy Atlantic beaches at Hampton Beach State Park. Got an RV? Camp easy with full hook-ups. For a scenery change, day-trip to nearby Portsmouth for history, culture and shopping. Campgrounds open April 24.
Harriman State Park, New York
nysparks.state.ny.us/parks
Spring break camping opportunities exist even near the Big Apple. Drive 25 minutes north of the George Washington Bridge and you'll arrive at Beaver Pond Campgrounds in Harriman State Park. There, you'll find more than 200 miles of hiking trails, three beaches and 31 lakes and reservoirs. The campground opens April 15 and offers tent and trailer sites, as well as accommodations for larger vehicles.
Ohiopyle State Park, Pennsylvania
dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/ohiopyle.aspx
Want natural beauty and whitewater adventure on the East Coast? Then, make this Keystone State park your spring break destination. Encompassing nearly 20,000 acres of rugged natural beauty, Ohiopyle State Park is the gateway to the Laurel Mountains, home of the Youghiogheny River Gorge and some of the best whitewater boating in the eastern United States. The park's Kentuck Campground opens in early March.
Greenbelt Park, Maryland
nps.gov/gree
Perhaps only in America can you visit the nation's capital in the afternoon, drive 12 miles, and lay your head down by nightfall in the solitude and tranquility of a national park campground. Called an "Urban Oasis" by the National Park Service, the park is open year-round and offers 174 campground sites with hot showers and bathroom facilities. Prior to Memorial Day, everything is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The park offers four hiking trails as well as picnic areas to accommodate both small and large groups.
The Sizzlin' Southeast: Lush Landscapes, Coastal Waterways, Out-of-this-World Wildlife
Tomoka State Park, Florida
floridastateparks.org/tomoka
If you're looking for ideal weather 365 days a year, then Tomoka State Park, part of the popular spring break destination area of Daytona Beach, provides families with camping, boating and canoeing. Described by locals as "the real Florida," the park
protects a variety of wildlife habitats and endangered species, such as the West Indian manatee. Tomoka is also a bird watcher's paradise, especially during the spring and fall migrations, when visitors can discover over 160 species of birds.
Hunting Island State Park, South Carolina
southcarolinaparks.com/park-finder/state-park/1019.aspx
This park attracts more than a million visitors a year to its rugged coastal setting, ideal for springtime camping. Visitors can enjoy five miles of beach, thousands of acres of marsh, tidal creeks, maritime forest, a saltwater lagoon and ocean inlet. Then there's the exciting array of wildlife, ranging from loggerhead sea turtles to alligators, pelicans, dolphins and even the rare coral snake. Don't miss the pride of Hunting Island, the 175-foot climb to the top of the historic lighthouse. Tent/RV camping is available on the northern end of the park near the ocean.
Tishomingo State Park, Mississippi
stateparks.com/tishomingo_tishomingo.html
To experience a truly lush getaway that will raise your spring fever, take a trip to the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains to this Mississippi crown jewel of natural parks. It's steeped in Native American history from as far back as 7000 BC. Discover the same timeless natural beauty that enchanted the Indians centuries ago like its unique rock formations, many of which are blanketed in beautiful moss, and fern-filled crevices unlike any other in Mississippi. Campers can also enjoy canoeing, nature trails, swimming, bird watching and fishing.
Amicalola Falls State Park, Georgia
georgiastateparks.org/AmicalolaFalls
Amicalola is a Cherokee Indian word meaning "tumbling waters." Visitors to the Amicalola Falls State Park find just that when hiking or diving around the 729-foot waterfall tucked away in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Amicalola Falls is the tallest cascading waterfall east of the Mississippi River. Located an hour's drive from Atlanta, the park offers weekend adventures for tourists keen to hike the 8.5-mile trail leading to Springer Mountain. After the long hike, put your feet up and relax in the park's lodge, RV/tent campsites or group/picnic shelters.
Sam Houston Jones State Park, Louisiana
stateparks.com/sam_houston_calcasieu.html
Any family that has a bird watching aficionado will love Sam Houston Jones State Park. At certain times of year, nearly 200 species of birds can be seen at or within 30 miles of the park. Nature lovers will appreciate the park's unique tree-filled lagoons and forests mixed with pine and hardwoods. Numerous waterways make water sports a fitting highlight. Boat launches on the West Fork of the Calcasieu River provide access to the Gulf of Mexico and the nearby Creole Nature Trail All-American Road. Accommodations include 12 vacation cabins, 62 campsites and 19 tent sites.
Shenandoah River State Park, Virginia
dcr.virginia.gov/state_parks/and.shtml
In search of waterfront real estate this spring? Find it at this rolling, mountainous park, which features more than five miles of river frontage along the south fork of the Shenandoah River. The area is mostly wooded and also offers scenic vistas overlooking Massanutten Mountain to the west and Shenandoah National Park to the east. Families can enjoy over a dozen trails, half of which are multi-use, catering to hiking, biking and horseback riding. The park features 10 tent sites, one group site, a new RV campground and camping cabins.
Cool Midwest Digs: Where Buffalo Roam, Chainsaw Sculpture, Blooming Wildflowers
Beavers Bend State Park, Oklahoma
beaversbend.com
Named by LIFE magazine as one of the "100 Places To See In Your Lifetime," this Southeast Oklahoma destination offers an affordable venture for your spring break budget. Free local activities onsite and nearby include live radio shows in the town
of Broken Bow, goat-feeding at Honey Bear Ranch, chainsaw sculpting at Hochatown Junction Station and yakanoes (combination kayak and canoe) cruising at Broken Bow Lake. The park offers traditional outdoor fun at its year-round nature center as well as more than 16 miles of hiking trails. There are 15 primitive camping areas for tents and RVs in addition to cabins and a lodge.
The Hocking Hills State Park, Ohio
1800hocking.com
For a feel of Appalachia without leaving Ohio, visit the park described as being "very unexpected for the Midwest." Thundering waterfalls and blooming wildflowers account for the scenic appeal in spring. Rent an all-terrain vehicle, or ATV, to experience Hocking Hills Nature Trails. If off-roading doesn't suit you, try canopy zipline adventures from Hocking Hills Canopy Tours. Other activities: hiking, horseback riding, rock climbing, canoeing and kayaking.
Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park, Missouri
mostateparks.com/jshutins.htm
Completely redeveloped, the park officially re-opens this spring after repairing damage done in a 2005 reservoir breach. The park's signature feature is its collection of volcanic rock "shut-ins," which are water-carved sculptures in the rock formations. Tourists can access these "shut-ins" by a newly built boardwalk. The park also features a new campground in the Googins Mountain area.
Custer State Park, South Dakota
sdgfp.info/parks/Regions/Custer/Index.htm
If you're into big game wildlife, the country's second largest state park is the perfect destination for you. At Custer State Park, 1500 buffalo roam the vast 71,000 acres of open air along with elk, mountain goats, pronghorn and burros. Campers can enjoy wildlife from the 18-mile Wildlife Loop Road. The park has 14 campgrounds and miles of hiking trails, including one to Mt. Harney — the highest peak east of the Rockies. Venture outside the park to see the nearby Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse monuments as well as the Wind Cave and Bedlands national parks. Camping cabins can be reserved year-round. Campsite and picnic shelter reservations are available starting in mid-May.
The Wild Northwest: The Land of Giants, Grand Meadows, Glacial Mountain Tops
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, California
nps.gov/seki
As the Lonely Planet Guide to Yosemite, Sequoia & King's Canyon describes the area, "with a cleft deeper than the Grand Canyon and a forest harboring the largest tree in the world, Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks dazzle with superlatives." With terrain that makes it perfect for the dreams that spring getaways are made of — from exploring caves to backcountry hiking — the "Land of Giants" deserves its title as one of the country's best parks. Activities vary by season and elevation, which ranges from 1300 to nearly 15,000 feet. Three park campgrounds are open year-round: Lodgepole, Azalea, and Potwisha.
Yosemite National Park, California
nps.gov/yose
One of the first wilderness parks in the United States, Yosemite is best known for its waterfalls, but within its nearly 1200 square miles, you can find deep valleys, grand meadows, ancient giant sequoias, a vast wilderness area, and much more. Most spring breakers flock to the crowded Yosemite Valley. But, according to Justin Wood, REI Adventures Program Manager, if your family's in shape, you'll have a hugely different experience if you get off the beaten path. Wood recommends the 16-mile round-trip hike to the park's icon, Half Dome, which rises nearly 5000 feet above Yosemite Valley. As a former guide, the inspiration behind the trips he designs for REI Adventures is for people to experience wilderness as it was meant to be. "Any family on a backcountry, remote tour quickly realizes what matters most — that it's each other. And, with each other's encouragement and companionship shared on a challenging venture, a family can come away from a vacation achieving a lot together."
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
nps.gov/mora
The majestic attraction of this destination is the mountain itself: a glacier-clad volcano of immense proportions. At 14,411 feet, it dominates the skyline for hundreds of miles. The surrounding area boasts spectacular glaciers and miles of permanent snowfields. Conveniently located 54 miles southeast of Seattle, the park appeals to visitors seeking a family's weekend getaway. Nature lovers can stroll through the old-growth forest and visit the tumbling waterfalls. If you're an experienced climber, take advantage of any number of guided trips for those keen on tackling the grand peak.
Cheyenne Mountain State Park, Colorado
parks.state.co.us/Parks/CheyenneMountain
Colorado's newest state park inspired Katharine Lee Bates to pen a poem which would later become the famous patriotic song, "America the Beautiful." The park, which opens for camping mid-April, offers 20 miles of trails for hiking and biking alongside the scenic Rocky Mountains. Amenities aren't an issue here; campgrounds offer a camper services building, picnic areas, a conference room, showers and a visitor center.
Silver Falls State Park, Oregon
oregonstateparks.org
Whether you're a visitor or a resident of Portland, you're within a convenient hour-long drive to Silver Falls, the state's largest park. It's nestled in the lower elevation area of the Cascade Mountains. "The Trail of Ten Falls," an eight-mile hiking trail that encompasses 10 stunning waterfalls of the north and south forks of Silver Creek, is a popular attraction. The park also features more than 100 campgrounds and miles of horse and biking trails.
The Rest O' the West: Epic Canyons, Freshwater Lakes, Serene Islands
Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
nps.gov/grca
A powerful and inspiring landscape, the Grand Canyon overwhelms with its immense size. While most of the five million people a year who see the Grand Canyon do so from overlooks along the South Rim, true adventurers can bear witness to the Inner Canyon by hiking foot-trails leading to the bottom or taking a boat through the canyon on the Colorado River. The South Rim's visitor services (camping, lodging, restaurants) are open year-round. The North Rim's facilities are open from mid-May to mid-October. Play it safe by making a reservation ahead of time, especially during busy seasons.
Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
nps.gov/braca
The Bryce amphitheater in Utah is characterized by its thousands of pillars, columns, windows and hoodoos, all delicately carved by millions of years of erosion by wind and sand. Enjoy breathtaking displays of color with natural light changes throughout the day. A 37-mile roundtrip drive through the park includes popular sites such as Sunrise, Sunset, Rainbow, Yovimba and Inspiration Point. When you're not admiring the view, have some traditional spring break fun hiking, camping, biking and horseback riding.
Channel Islands National Park, California
nps.gov/chis
For camping enthusiasts looking for serene time on their own, this park fits the bill. According to Carol White, co-author of the book Live Your Road Trip Dream, Channel Islands National Park offers beautiful scenery and hiking in a primitive camping environment. "It's peaceful, quiet and you virtually have the island to yourself," she says. "The diversity of animal life and birds is incredible throughout the islands." No facilitates other than bathrooms and picnic tables are available on the most visited islands. The islands can also be easily explored on a day trip from Ventura.
Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Texas
palodurocanyon.com
Due to mild temps, spring is the best times to camp at this Lone Star State park, which locals describe as the most spectacular and scenic landscape in the Texas Panhandle. The Spanish name Palo Duro refers to the "hardwood" shrubs and trees found in the canyon. Take a side trip to Cadillac Ranch, a public art installation and sculpture in Amarillo, which features old Cadillac cars stuck upright in the ground.
Clear Lake State Park, California
parks.ca.gov
Located on California's largest freshwater lake, this area is popular for swimming, fishing, boating and water-skiing. While the park offers moderate to steep trails for hiking enthusiasts, it's also renowned for its annual Heron Festival and Spring Wildflower Brunch (heronfestival.org) celebration in April. During this family-oriented weekend, the park offers boat excursions on Clear Lake for viewing nesting herons, egrets, grebes and other shorebirds and wildlife.
Mount San Jacinto State Park, California
If you weren't planning to drive from Mexico to Alaska for this year's trip, you may still be able to experience the same spectacular landscape changes by taking the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway — the gateway to the Mt. San Jacinto State Park and Wilderness area. A 10-minute ride aboard the world's largest rotating Tramway takes visitors up the sheer cliffs of Chino Canyon. Located two hours away from Los Angeles or San Diego, the tramway offers unique access to a scenic, high-country wilderness area. Day hikes or backpacking trips can be staged from the tramway into the wilderness area.
From Camping Life's March/April 2010 issue.
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Back with another weekday wear linkup!
The simplest casual summer outfit might be shorts and a tee, but the simplest summer office outfit is a printed tank and classic black pencil skirt! Wearing two of my much loved printed tanks below with my often worn black pencil skirts and my Rebecca Minkoff Darren messenger bag.
While these are great outfits to beat the heat, a cover-up in the office was definitely needed. Throwing a blazer over these outfits makes it look instantly more professional and stops you from shivering in the freezing meeting rooms. Why are they always so cold?!
I love this printed tank, and it's not the first time I've worn it to work with a plain black pencil skirt. It looks great worn casually with shorts too! It's one of those pieces that does double duty, for days off and days in the office. It works so well under a blazer.
While the peach and blush leaves in the print don't really show up on the camera, I thought the blush was a perfect match for this pink tassel necklace and Rebecca Minkoff Darren messenger bag.
I was a little upset the necklace seemed kind of lost in the print of the tank in the photo, but photo aside, I loved wearing this. I thought the gold earrings and shoes were cute accessories, even if the hardware on the Darren bag is silver.
Last worn: leaf print tank, pink tassel necklace, black pencil skirt, gold mouse flats, Rebecca Minkoff Darren bag.
Other ways to wear: leaf print tank in winter, black pencil skirt over a dress, gold mouse flats and sheath dress, Rebecca Minkoff Darren bag and jeans.
Perfect for pregnancy: black pencil skirt in second trimester, gold mouse flats in third trimester.
The silver tassel earrings might be a bit much with the layered necklaces, but I wanted to wear them all and figured the neutral colours would tone it all down. Felt like it had been a while since I'd last worn this tank so got it out again to wear to the office. Like the tank above, it's one of those pieces that works casually or in a formal environment.
I packed a black blazer to wear over this and it created a very formal suit-like outfit, even with the fun tassel earrings and the casual hairstyle. Such a hot and humid day, and despite the heat I had to rush across the city with some files in a gap between meetings - a really hectic day!
Last worn: animal print tank, silver tassel earrings, black jersey pencil skirt, black ballet flats, Rebecca Minkoff Darren messenger (above).
Other ways to wear: animal print tank and jeans, black jersey pencil skirt and stripes, black ballet flats and wrap dress, Rebecca Minkoff Darren messenger and sundress.
Perfect for pregnancy: animal print tank in second trimester, black jersey pencil skirt in first trimester, black ballet flats in second trimester.
A fun printed tank isn't just for casual wear! Add a pencil skirt to make it office appropriate for a business causal environment, and a blazer on top if your office is more formal.
Linking up with On Mondays We Link Up, Trend Spin, Turning Heads, Confident Twosday, Red Carpet Style, Fashion Frenzy, Style On The Daily.
These are such pretty and feminine combos, I really like both outfits. Printed topics look lovely worn with skirts. A perfect office look. That bag is so pretty too. I really like that shade. You look beautiful.
The tassel earrings you wore with the second outfit look great. I don't think they are too much at all.
Thanks Ivana, I was a little unsure about the earrings!
I do like the combination of the printed tops with your black pencil skirt. I often wonder why air con has to be so extreme too. Enjoy your week and many thanks for the link up.
Nothing better in the heat than a tank and a skirt but definitely a blazer for indoors - the a/c is always freezing here too since it's so hot and humid outside.
I really like the print on the second tank - is it snakeskin print? Such a big trend this year. Once again you have the very best bags!
I love the prints on both of these tanks! That bag is so chic too. Thanks for the link up!
This is a great combo to keep cool in the heat and still look professional! Love the prints of your tank tops! Thank you for the linkup!
I actually really love the earrings with that necklace. Good call, Mica:) And love both tanks too. I agree....why are meeting rooms so dang cold all the time?!?!?
Thanks Emmy, glad you liked the combination!
I don't think the earrings are too much at all. I've been loving statement earrings lately, and especially since you aren't wearing a necklace, it works.
I love both of these outfits, Mica. It's a great example of how easy dressing can look so wonderful.
Both great outfits! I've also had to train myself to ignore the hardware on my bag if it's otherwise the right complement for my outfit but not coordinating with my jewelry. I have the same instinct about wanting them to coordinate, but it's just not always possible. And photos aside, it's not like my bag is a part of my outfit for the FULL day. That's what I tell myself anyway!
Very true! Sometimes it's hard to resist being matchy-matchy though, haha!
Cute outfits and love your handbag!
I love your combination. The bag is so cute. Have a fab week.
Yes, a blazer is such a great piece for throwing on in the office!
Both outfits are so nice but I really The first one!
The print of the top is so pretty and goes wonderfully with your bag hun. Have a fabulous week, over here in Blighty the sun has finally come out and the weather is much warmer!
Such a cute bag!! Happy Monday!
Got to love piece you can wear to work and at home. Hopefully it starting to get cooler for you. Have a great week.
As always, I love how you can be so versatile with your outfits and make so much out of few items!
I can't wait for spring and summer to wear brighter colors! I really love color of your top and bag! They are so beautiful!
Loving both of the looks, very chic! The pairing of accessories are on point, you styled it so well.
I feel like I say this every week, but you have the cutest bags! I love the soft pink color of this one. Have a good week!
I really like these looks, Mica. I think with the pencil skirt, it's something I'd wear myself. I'm especially like the pink bag. I passed a different brand one up last year and I'm still regretting it.
Hopefully you find a similar pink bag soon!
Oh that pink messenger bag is so cute. I love the color and the size is perfect. I watched the Rebecca Minkoff show on YT on someones channel who attended, it looked great.
A printed tank, pencil skirt and blazer is definitely a classic outfit. I love the two ways in which you styled this look. I especially like how all the peach tones come together in the first look. I hope you have a great week.
Hi! Beautiful ensemble! I adore how you paired the print tops with a solid color. ...keeps the focus on the cute tops:) In addition, the bag is super fabulous!
I pray you are having a wonderful week!
Yes this is summer office style that is so cute and works! Just add a cardigan for that pesky air conditioning!
So sophisticated and inspiring. Both looks rock Mica!
It's so nice to be able to throw on a blazer and look insta-profesh - you are working this formula, Mica! I love the first look - your accessories are perfect and eh, who cares about mixed metals? I didn't even see your necklaces in the second outfit, but I love the fun earrings!
I hope you have a less hectic week!
Thanks Sheila! :) They are such fun earrings!
We don´t have air condition in most of our buildings, so our conference rooms in summer are far from cold, quite the opposite. I am happy that I am able to wear skirts and flowy shirts on that occasion and don't envy the men in their suits.
Oh wow I can't imagine not having aircon with our heat!
Such a cute outfits. This pink bag is very nice and very versatile.
I absolutely love both of these outfits! The bag is such a pretty neutral color and looks so good on you. Thanks for sharing, lovely!
Loving both looks, Mica- and that bag is SUCH a cute winner!
This is such an amazing post! That bag looks adorable on you.
I love the colour of that bag and it complements both tops so well!
This is super inspiring. And you look fabulous, love your looks.
I hate how cold it gets in buildings in the summer. I feel like I can't enjoy wearing a sleeveless blouse or tank top because it's so chilly indoors! These are great warm weather office looks. I love the blush bag with both of them!
The printed tanks look great with a black pencil skirt!
The printed tanks look so good with the black pencil skirt! I love this outfit combination for summer because it dresses up the tank but it still looks comfortable. I'll have to remember this for when it gets warm here. I hope you're having a good week Mica!
Love that purse, those tassles so dang cute!
This is such a great outfit formula. I used to wear tanks under my blazer to keep cool in the office!
I hope your survived this cyclone .
Love how you wear these little tops with straight skirts. Maybe I should up my retirement game this summer with all your inspo!
That's another really cute bag. All her bags are so nice. Have a great week.
Cute tops you have here dear, especially the first one. So pretty with the black skirt.
Oh your bag is super cute Mica! I love the pale pink! Lovely with your outfit too. It's started raining here now lol.
You look so beautiful in both of these looks!
I am all for that pink bag. That skirt is a true wardrobe staple.
Oh lucky! Wish I could change the temp at my office!


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	cb->format_mappings[n].format_id = CB_FORMAT_DIB;

	n++;
	cb->format_mappings[n].target_format = XInternAtom(xfc->display, "text/html", FALSE);
	cb->format_mappings[n].format_id = CB_FORMAT_HTML;

	cb->num_format_mappings = n + 1;
	cb->targets[0] = XInternAtom(xfc->display, "TIMESTAMP", FALSE);
	cb->targets[1] = XInternAtom(xfc->display, "TARGETS", FALSE);
	cb->num_targets = 2;

	cb->incr_atom = XInternAtom(xfc->display, "INCR", FALSE);
}

void xf_cliprdr_uninit(xfContext* xfc)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (cb)
	{
		free(cb->formats);
		free(cb->data);
		free(cb->respond);
		free(cb->incr_data);
		free(cb);
		xfc->clipboard_context = NULL;
	}
}

static BYTE* lf2crlf(BYTE* data, int* size)
{
	BYTE c;
	BYTE* outbuf;
	BYTE* out;
	BYTE* in_end;
	BYTE* in;
	int out_size;

	out_size = (*size) * 2 + 1;
	outbuf = (BYTE*) malloc(out_size);
	ZeroMemory(outbuf, out_size);

	out = outbuf;
	in = data;
	in_end = data + (*size);

	while (in < in_end)
	{
		c = *in++;
		if (c == '\n')
		{
			*out++ = '\r';
			*out++ = '\n';
		}
		else
		{
			*out++ = c;
		}
	}

	*out++ = 0;
	*size = out - outbuf;

	return outbuf;
}

static void crlf2lf(BYTE* data, int* size)
{
	BYTE c;
	BYTE* out;
	BYTE* in;
	BYTE* in_end;

	out = data;
	in = data;
	in_end = data + (*size);

	while (in < in_end)
	{
		c = *in++;

		if (c != '\r')
			*out++ = c;
	}

	*size = out - data;
}

static void be2le(BYTE* data, int size)
{
	BYTE c;

	while (size >= 2)
	{
		c = data[0];
		data[0] = data[1];
		data[1] = c;

		data += 2;
		size -= 2;
	}
}

static BOOL xf_cliprdr_is_self_owned(xfContext* xfc)
{
	Atom type;
	UINT32 id = 0;
	UINT32* pid = NULL;
	int format, result = 0;
	unsigned long length, bytes_left;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	cb->owner = XGetSelectionOwner(xfc->display, cb->clipboard_atom);

	if (cb->owner != None)
	{
		result = XGetWindowProperty(xfc->display, cb->owner,
			cb->identity_atom, 0, 4, 0, XA_INTEGER,
			&type, &format, &length, &bytes_left, (BYTE**) &pid);
	}

	if (pid)
	{
		id = *pid;
		XFree(pid);
	}

	if ((cb->owner == None) || (cb->owner == xfc->drawable))
		return FALSE;

	if (result != Success)
		return FALSE;

	return (id ? TRUE : FALSE);
}

static int xf_cliprdr_select_format_by_id(clipboardContext* cb, UINT32 format_id)
{
	int i;

	for (i = 0; i < cb->num_format_mappings; i++)
	{
		if (cb->format_mappings[i].format_id == format_id)
			return i;
	}

	return -1;
}

static int xf_cliprdr_select_format_by_atom(clipboardContext* cb, Atom target)
{
	int i;
	int j;

	if (cb->formats == NULL)
		return -1;

	for (i = 0; i < cb->num_format_mappings; i++)
	{
		if (cb->format_mappings[i].target_format != target)
			continue;

		if (cb->format_mappings[i].format_id == CB_FORMAT_RAW)
			return i;

		for (j = 0; j < cb->num_formats; j++)
		{
			if (cb->format_mappings[i].format_id == cb->formats[j])
				return i;
		}
	}

	return -1;
}

static void xf_cliprdr_send_raw_format_list(xfContext* xfc)
{
	Atom type;
	BYTE* format_data;
	int format, result;
	unsigned long length, bytes_left;
	RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT* event;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	result = XGetWindowProperty(xfc->display, cb->root_window,
		cb->property_atom, 0, 3600, 0, XA_STRING,
		&type, &format, &length, &bytes_left, (BYTE**) &format_data);

	if (result != Success)
	{
		DEBUG_WARN("XGetWindowProperty failed");
		return;
	}
	DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("format=%d len=%d bytes_left=%d", format, (int) length, (int) bytes_left);

	event = (RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT*) freerdp_event_new(CliprdrChannel_Class,
			CliprdrChannel_FormatList, NULL, NULL);

	event->raw_format_data = (BYTE*) malloc(length);
	CopyMemory(event->raw_format_data, format_data, length);
	event->raw_format_data_size = length;
	XFree(format_data);

	freerdp_channels_send_event(cb->channels, (wMessage*) event);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_send_null_format_list(xfContext* xfc)
{
	RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT* event;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	event = (RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT*) freerdp_event_new(CliprdrChannel_Class,
			CliprdrChannel_FormatList, NULL, NULL);

	event->num_formats = 0;

	freerdp_channels_send_event(cb->channels, (wMessage*) event);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_send_supported_format_list(xfContext* xfc)
{
	int i;
	RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT* event;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	event = (RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT*) freerdp_event_new(CliprdrChannel_Class,
			CliprdrChannel_FormatList, NULL, NULL);

	event->formats = (UINT32*) malloc(sizeof(UINT32) * cb->num_format_mappings);
	event->num_formats = cb->num_format_mappings;

	for (i = 0; i < cb->num_format_mappings; i++)
		event->formats[i] = cb->format_mappings[i].format_id;

	freerdp_channels_send_event(cb->channels, (wMessage*) event);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_send_format_list(xfContext* xfc)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (xf_cliprdr_is_self_owned(xfc))
	{
		xf_cliprdr_send_raw_format_list(xfc);
	}
	else if (cb->owner == None)
	{
		xf_cliprdr_send_null_format_list(xfc);
	}
	else if (cb->owner != xfc->drawable)
	{
		/* Request the owner for TARGETS, and wait for SelectionNotify event */
		XConvertSelection(xfc->display, cb->clipboard_atom,
			cb->targets[1], cb->property_atom, xfc->drawable, CurrentTime);
	}
}

static void xf_cliprdr_send_data_request(xfContext* xfc, UINT32 format)
{
	RDP_CB_DATA_REQUEST_EVENT* event;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	event = (RDP_CB_DATA_REQUEST_EVENT*) freerdp_event_new(CliprdrChannel_Class,
			CliprdrChannel_DataRequest, NULL, NULL);

	event->format = format;

	freerdp_channels_send_event(cb->channels, (wMessage*) event);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_send_data_response(xfContext* xfc, BYTE* data, int size)
{
	RDP_CB_DATA_RESPONSE_EVENT* event;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	event = (RDP_CB_DATA_RESPONSE_EVENT*) freerdp_event_new(CliprdrChannel_Class,
			CliprdrChannel_DataResponse, NULL, NULL);

	event->data = data;
	event->size = size;

	freerdp_channels_send_event(cb->channels, (wMessage*) event);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_send_null_data_response(xfContext* xfc)
{
	xf_cliprdr_send_data_response(xfc, NULL, 0);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_cb_monitor_ready_event(xfContext* xfc)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	xf_cliprdr_send_format_list(xfc);
	cb->sync = TRUE;
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_cb_data_request_event(xfContext* xfc, RDP_CB_DATA_REQUEST_EVENT* event)
{
	int i;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("format %d", event->format);

	if (xf_cliprdr_is_self_owned(xfc))
	{
		/* CB_FORMAT_RAW */
		i = 0;
		XChangeProperty(xfc->display, xfc->drawable, cb->property_atom,
			XA_INTEGER, 32, PropModeReplace, (BYTE*) &event->format, 1);
	}
	else
	{
		i = xf_cliprdr_select_format_by_id(cb, event->format);
	}

	if (i < 0)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("unsupported format requested");
		xf_cliprdr_send_null_data_response(xfc);
	}
	else
	{
		cb->request_index = i;

		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("target=%d", (int) cb->format_mappings[i].target_format);

		XConvertSelection(xfc->display, cb->clipboard_atom,
			cb->format_mappings[i].target_format, cb->property_atom,
			xfc->drawable, CurrentTime);
		XFlush(xfc->display);
		/* After this point, we expect a SelectionNotify event from the clipboard owner. */
	}
}

static void xf_cliprdr_get_requested_targets(xfContext* xfc)
{
	int num;
	int i, j;
	Atom atom;
	int format;
	BYTE* data = NULL;
	unsigned long length, bytes_left;
	RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT* event;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	XGetWindowProperty(xfc->display, xfc->drawable, cb->property_atom,
		0, 200, 0, XA_ATOM, &atom, &format, &length, &bytes_left, &data);

	DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("type=%d format=%d length=%d bytes_left=%d",
		(int) atom, format, (int) length, (int) bytes_left);

	if (length > 0)
	{
		event = (RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT*) freerdp_event_new(CliprdrChannel_Class,
				CliprdrChannel_FormatList, NULL, NULL);

		event->formats = (UINT32*) malloc(sizeof(UINT32) * cb->num_format_mappings);
		num = 0;

		for (i = 0; i < length; i++)
		{
			atom = ((Atom*) data)[i];
			DEBUG_X11("atom %d", (int) atom);

			for (j = 0; j < cb->num_format_mappings; j++)
			{
				if (cb->format_mappings[j].target_format == atom)
				{
					DEBUG_X11("found format %d for atom %d",
						cb->format_mappings[j].format_id, (int)atom);
					event->formats[num++] = cb->format_mappings[j].format_id;
					break;
				}
			}
		}

		event->num_formats = num;
		XFree(data);

		freerdp_channels_send_event(cb->channels, (wMessage*) event);
	}
	else
	{
		if (data)
			XFree(data);

		xf_cliprdr_send_null_format_list(xfc);
	}
}

static BYTE* xf_cliprdr_process_requested_raw(BYTE* data, int* size)
{
	BYTE* outbuf;

	outbuf = (BYTE*) malloc(*size);
	CopyMemory(outbuf, data, *size);
	return outbuf;
}

static BYTE* xf_cliprdr_process_requested_unicodetext(BYTE* data, int* size)
{
	char* inbuf;
	WCHAR* outbuf = NULL;
	int out_size;

	inbuf = (char*) lf2crlf(data, size);
	out_size = ConvertToUnicode(CP_UTF8, 0, inbuf, -1, &outbuf, 0);
	free(inbuf);

	*size = (int) ((out_size + 1) * 2);

	return (BYTE*) outbuf;
}

static BYTE* xf_cliprdr_process_requested_text(BYTE* data, int* size)
{
	BYTE* outbuf;

	outbuf = lf2crlf(data, size);

	return outbuf;
}

static BYTE* xf_cliprdr_process_requested_dib(BYTE* data, int* size)
{
	BYTE* outbuf;

	/* length should be at least BMP header (14) + sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER) */

	if (*size < 54)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("bmp length %d too short", *size);
		return NULL;
	}

	*size -= 14;
	outbuf = (BYTE*) malloc(*size);
	ZeroMemory(outbuf, *size);

	CopyMemory(outbuf, data + 14, *size);

	return outbuf;
}

static BYTE* xf_cliprdr_process_requested_html(BYTE* data, int* size)
{
	char* inbuf;
	BYTE* in;
	BYTE* outbuf;
	char num[11];

	inbuf = NULL;

	if (*size > 2)
	{
		if ((BYTE) data[0] == 0xFE && (BYTE) data[1] == 0xFF)
		{
			be2le(data, *size);
		}

		if ((BYTE) data[0] == 0xFF && (BYTE) data[1] == 0xFE)
		{
			ConvertFromUnicode(CP_UTF8, 0, (WCHAR*) (data + 2),
					(*size - 2) / 2, &inbuf, 0, NULL, NULL);
		}
	}

	if (inbuf == NULL)
	{
		inbuf = malloc(*size + 1);
		ZeroMemory(inbuf, *size + 1);

		CopyMemory(inbuf, data, *size);
	}

	outbuf = (BYTE*) malloc(*size + 200);
	ZeroMemory(outbuf, *size + 200);

	strcpy((char*) outbuf,
		"Version:0.9\r\n"
		"StartHTML:0000000000\r\n"
		"EndHTML:0000000000\r\n"
		"StartFragment:0000000000\r\n"
		"EndFragment:0000000000\r\n");

	in = (BYTE*) strstr((char*) inbuf, "<body");

	if (in == NULL)
	{
		in = (BYTE*) strstr((char*) inbuf, "<BODY");
	}
	/* StartHTML */
	snprintf(num, sizeof(num), "%010lu", (unsigned long) strlen((char*) outbuf));
	CopyMemory(outbuf + 23, num, 10);
	if (in == NULL)
	{
		strcat((char*) outbuf, "");
	}
	strcat((char*) outbuf, "");
	/* StartFragment */
	snprintf(num, sizeof(num), "%010lu", (unsigned long) strlen((char*) outbuf));
	CopyMemory(outbuf + 69, num, 10);
	strcat((char*) outbuf, (char*) inbuf);
	/* EndFragment */
	snprintf(num, sizeof(num), "%010lu", (unsigned long) strlen((char*) outbuf));
	CopyMemory(outbuf + 93, num, 10);
	strcat((char*) outbuf, "");
	if (in == NULL)
	{
		strcat((char*) outbuf, "");
	}
	/* EndHTML */
	snprintf(num, sizeof(num), "%010lu", (unsigned long) strlen((char*) outbuf));
	CopyMemory(outbuf + 43, num, 10);

	*size = strlen((char*) outbuf) + 1;
	free(inbuf);

	return outbuf;
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_requested_data(xfContext* xfc, BOOL has_data, BYTE* data, int size)
{
	BYTE* outbuf;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (cb->incr_starts && has_data)
		return;

	if (!has_data || data == NULL)
	{
		xf_cliprdr_send_null_data_response(xfc);
		return;
	}

	switch (cb->format_mappings[cb->request_index].format_id)
	{
		case CB_FORMAT_RAW:
		case CB_FORMAT_PNG:
		case CB_FORMAT_JPEG:
		case CB_FORMAT_GIF:
			outbuf = xf_cliprdr_process_requested_raw(data, &size);
			break;

		case CB_FORMAT_UNICODETEXT:
			outbuf = xf_cliprdr_process_requested_unicodetext(data, &size);
			break;

		case CB_FORMAT_TEXT:
			outbuf = xf_cliprdr_process_requested_text(data, &size);
			break;

		case CB_FORMAT_DIB:
			outbuf = xf_cliprdr_process_requested_dib(data, &size);
			break;

		case CB_FORMAT_HTML:
			outbuf = xf_cliprdr_process_requested_html(data, &size);
			break;

		default:
			outbuf = NULL;
			break;
	}

	if (outbuf)
		xf_cliprdr_send_data_response(xfc, outbuf, size);
	else
		xf_cliprdr_send_null_data_response(xfc);

	/* Resend the format list, otherwise the server won't request again for the next paste */
	xf_cliprdr_send_format_list(xfc);
}

static BOOL xf_cliprdr_get_requested_data(xfContext* xfc, Atom target)
{
	Atom type;
	int format;
	BYTE* data = NULL;
	BOOL has_data = FALSE;
	unsigned long length, bytes_left, dummy;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if ((cb->request_index < 0) || (cb->format_mappings[cb->request_index].target_format != target))
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("invalid target");
		xf_cliprdr_send_null_data_response(xfc);
		return FALSE;
	}

	XGetWindowProperty(xfc->display, xfc->drawable,
		cb->property_atom, 0, 0, 0, target,
		&type, &format, &length, &bytes_left, &data);

	DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("type=%d format=%d bytes=%d request_index=%d",
		(int) type, format, (int) bytes_left, cb->request_index);

	if (data)
	{
		XFree(data);
		data = NULL;
	}
	if (bytes_left <= 0 && !cb->incr_starts)
	{
		DEBUG_X11("no data");
	}
	else if (type == cb->incr_atom)
	{
		DEBUG_X11("INCR started");
		cb->incr_starts = TRUE;
		if (cb->incr_data)
		{
			free(cb->incr_data);
			cb->incr_data = NULL;
		}
		cb->incr_data_length = 0;
		/* Data will be followed in PropertyNotify event */
		has_data = TRUE;
	}
	else
	{
		if (bytes_left <= 0)
		{
			/* INCR finish */
			data = cb->incr_data;
			cb->incr_data = NULL;
			bytes_left = cb->incr_data_length;
			cb->incr_data_length = 0;
			cb->incr_starts = 0;
			DEBUG_X11("INCR finished");
			has_data = TRUE;
		}
		else if (XGetWindowProperty(xfc->display, xfc->drawable,
			cb->property_atom, 0, bytes_left, 0, target,
			&type, &format, &length, &dummy, &data) == Success)
		{
			if (cb->incr_starts)
			{
				bytes_left = length * format / 8;
				DEBUG_X11("%d bytes", (int)bytes_left);
				cb->incr_data = (BYTE*) realloc(cb->incr_data, cb->incr_data_length + bytes_left);
				CopyMemory(cb->incr_data + cb->incr_data_length, data, bytes_left);
				cb->incr_data_length += bytes_left;
				XFree(data);
				data = NULL;
			}
			has_data = TRUE;
		}
		else
		{
			DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("XGetWindowProperty failed");
		}
	}
	XDeleteProperty(xfc->display, xfc->drawable, cb->property_atom);

	xf_cliprdr_process_requested_data(xfc, has_data, data, (int) bytes_left);

	if (data)
		XFree(data);

	return TRUE;
}

static void xf_cliprdr_append_target(clipboardContext* cb, Atom target)
{
	int i;

	if (cb->num_targets >= ARRAYSIZE(cb->targets))
		return;

	for (i = 0; i < cb->num_targets; i++)
	{
		if (cb->targets[i] == target)
			return;
	}

	cb->targets[cb->num_targets++] = target;
}

static void xf_cliprdr_provide_targets(xfContext* xfc, XEvent* respond)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (respond->xselection.property != None)
	{
		XChangeProperty(xfc->display,
			respond->xselection.requestor,
			respond->xselection.property,
			XA_ATOM, 32, PropModeReplace,
			(BYTE*) cb->targets, cb->num_targets);
	}
}

static void xf_cliprdr_provide_data(xfContext* xfc, XEvent* respond)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (respond->xselection.property != None)
	{
		XChangeProperty(xfc->display,
			respond->xselection.requestor,
			respond->xselection.property,
			respond->xselection.target, 8, PropModeReplace,
			(BYTE*) cb->data, cb->data_length);
	}
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_cb_format_list_event(xfContext* xfc, RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT* event)
{
	int i, j;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (cb->data)
	{
		free(cb->data);
		cb->data = NULL;
	}

	if (cb->formats)
		free(cb->formats);

	cb->formats = event->formats;
	cb->num_formats = event->num_formats;
	event->formats = NULL;
	event->num_formats = 0;

	cb->num_targets = 2;

	for (i = 0; i < cb->num_formats; i++)
	{
		for (j = 0; j < cb->num_format_mappings; j++)
		{
			if (cb->formats[i] == cb->format_mappings[j].format_id)
			{
				DEBUG_X11("announce format#%d : %d", i, cb->formats[i]);
				xf_cliprdr_append_target(cb, cb->format_mappings[j].target_format);
			}
		}
	}

	XSetSelectionOwner(xfc->display, cb->clipboard_atom, xfc->drawable, CurrentTime);

	if (event->raw_format_data)
	{
		XChangeProperty(xfc->display, cb->root_window, cb->property_atom,
			XA_STRING, 8, PropModeReplace,
			event->raw_format_data, event->raw_format_data_size);
	}

	XFlush(xfc->display);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_text(clipboardContext* cb, BYTE* data, int size)
{
	cb->data = (BYTE*) malloc(size);
	CopyMemory(cb->data, data, size);
	cb->data_length = size;
	crlf2lf(cb->data, &cb->data_length);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_unicodetext(clipboardContext* cb, BYTE* data, int size)
{
	cb->data_length = ConvertFromUnicode(CP_UTF8, 0, (WCHAR*) data, size / 2, (CHAR**) &(cb->data), 0, NULL, NULL);
	crlf2lf(cb->data, &cb->data_length);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_dib(clipboardContext* cb, BYTE* data, int size)
{
	wStream* s;
	UINT16 bpp;
	UINT32 offset;
	UINT32 ncolors;

	/* size should be at least sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER) */

	if (size < 40)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("dib size %d too short", size);
		return;
	}

	s = Stream_New(data, size);
	Stream_Seek(s, 14);
	Stream_Read_UINT16(s, bpp);
	Stream_Read_UINT32(s, ncolors);
	offset = 14 + 40 + (bpp <= 8 ? (ncolors == 0 ? (1 << bpp) : ncolors) * 4 : 0);
	Stream_Free(s, FALSE);

	DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("offset=%d bpp=%d ncolors=%d", offset, bpp, ncolors);

	s = Stream_New(NULL, 14 + size);
	Stream_Write_UINT8(s, 'B');
	Stream_Write_UINT8(s, 'M');
	Stream_Write_UINT32(s, 14 + size);
	Stream_Write_UINT32(s, 0);
	Stream_Write_UINT32(s, offset);
	Stream_Write(s, data, size);

	cb->data = Stream_Buffer(s);
	cb->data_length = Stream_GetPosition(s);
	Stream_Free(s, FALSE);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_html(clipboardContext* cb, BYTE* data, int size)
{
	char* start_str;
	char* end_str;
	int start;
	int end;

	start_str = strstr((char*) data, "StartHTML:");
	end_str = strstr((char*) data, "EndHTML:");
	if (start_str == NULL || end_str == NULL)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("invalid HTML clipboard format");
		return;
	}
	start = atoi(start_str + 10);
	end = atoi(end_str + 8);
	if (start > size || end > size || start >= end)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("invalid HTML offset");
		return;
	}

	cb->data = (BYTE*) malloc(size - start + 1);
	CopyMemory(cb->data, data + start, end - start);
	cb->data_length = end - start;
	crlf2lf(cb->data, &cb->data_length);
}

static void xf_cliprdr_process_cb_data_response_event(xfContext* xfc, RDP_CB_DATA_RESPONSE_EVENT* event)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("size=%d", event->size);

	if (!cb->respond)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("unexpected data");
		return;
	}

	if (event->size == 0)
	{
		cb->respond->xselection.property = None;
	}
	else
	{
		if (cb->data)
		{
			free(cb->data);
			cb->data = NULL;
		}

		switch (cb->data_format)
		{
			case CB_FORMAT_RAW:
			case CB_FORMAT_PNG:
			case CB_FORMAT_JPEG:
			case CB_FORMAT_GIF:
				cb->data = event->data;
				cb->data_length = event->size;
				event->data = NULL;
				event->size = 0;
				break;

			case CB_FORMAT_TEXT:
				xf_cliprdr_process_text(cb, event->data, event->size);
				break;

			case CB_FORMAT_UNICODETEXT:
				xf_cliprdr_process_unicodetext(cb, event->data, event->size);
				break;

			case CB_FORMAT_DIB:
				xf_cliprdr_process_dib(cb, event->data, event->size);
				break;

			case CB_FORMAT_HTML:
				xf_cliprdr_process_html(cb, event->data, event->size);
				break;

			default:
				cb->respond->xselection.property = None;
				break;
		}
		xf_cliprdr_provide_data(xfc, cb->respond);
	}

	XSendEvent(xfc->display, cb->respond->xselection.requestor, 0, 0, cb->respond);
	XFlush(xfc->display);
	free(cb->respond);
	cb->respond = NULL;
}

void xf_process_cliprdr_event(xfContext* xfc, wMessage* event)
{
	switch (GetMessageType(event->id))
	{
		case CliprdrChannel_MonitorReady:
			xf_cliprdr_process_cb_monitor_ready_event(xfc);
			break;

		case CliprdrChannel_FormatList:
			xf_cliprdr_process_cb_format_list_event(xfc, (RDP_CB_FORMAT_LIST_EVENT*) event);
			break;

		case CliprdrChannel_DataRequest:
			xf_cliprdr_process_cb_data_request_event(xfc, (RDP_CB_DATA_REQUEST_EVENT*) event);
			break;

		case CliprdrChannel_DataResponse:
			xf_cliprdr_process_cb_data_response_event(xfc, (RDP_CB_DATA_RESPONSE_EVENT*) event);
			break;

		default:
			DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("unknown event type %d", GetMessageType(event->id));
			break;
	}
}

BOOL xf_cliprdr_process_selection_notify(xfContext* xfc, XEvent* xevent)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (xevent->xselection.target == cb->targets[1])
	{
		if (xevent->xselection.property == None)
		{
			DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("owner not support TARGETS. sending all format.");
			xf_cliprdr_send_supported_format_list(xfc);
		}
		else
		{
			xf_cliprdr_get_requested_targets(xfc);
		}

		return TRUE;
	}
	else
	{
		return xf_cliprdr_get_requested_data(xfc, xevent->xselection.target);
	}
}

BOOL xf_cliprdr_process_selection_request(xfContext* xfc, XEvent* xevent)
{
	int i;
	int fmt;
	Atom type;
	UINT32 format;
	XEvent* respond;
	UINT32 alt_format;
	BYTE* data = NULL;
	BOOL delay_respond;
	unsigned long length, bytes_left;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("target=%d", (int) xevent->xselectionrequest.target);

	if (xevent->xselectionrequest.owner != xfc->drawable)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("not owner");
		return FALSE;
	}

	delay_respond = FALSE;

	respond = (XEvent*) malloc(sizeof(XEvent));
	ZeroMemory(respond, sizeof(XEvent));

	respond->xselection.property = None;
	respond->xselection.type = SelectionNotify;
	respond->xselection.display = xevent->xselectionrequest.display;
	respond->xselection.requestor = xevent->xselectionrequest.requestor;
	respond->xselection.selection = xevent->xselectionrequest.selection;
	respond->xselection.target = xevent->xselectionrequest.target;
	respond->xselection.time = xevent->xselectionrequest.time;

	if (xevent->xselectionrequest.target == cb->targets[0]) /* TIMESTAMP */
	{
		/* TODO */
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("target: TIMESTAMP (unimplemented)");
	}
	else if (xevent->xselectionrequest.target == cb->targets[1]) /* TARGETS */
	{
		/* Someone else requests our available formats */
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("target: TARGETS");
		respond->xselection.property = xevent->xselectionrequest.property;
		xf_cliprdr_provide_targets(xfc, respond);
	}
	else
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("target: other");

		i = xf_cliprdr_select_format_by_atom(cb, xevent->xselectionrequest.target);

		if (i >= 0 && xevent->xselectionrequest.requestor != xfc->drawable)
		{
			format = cb->format_mappings[i].format_id;
			alt_format = format;

			if (format == CB_FORMAT_RAW)
			{
				if (XGetWindowProperty(xfc->display, xevent->xselectionrequest.requestor,
					cb->property_atom, 0, 4, 0, XA_INTEGER,
					&type, &fmt, &length, &bytes_left, &data) != Success)
				{
					DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("XGetWindowProperty failed");
				}
				if (data)
				{
					CopyMemory(&alt_format, data, 4);
					XFree(data);
				}
			}

			DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("provide format 0x%04x alt_format 0x%04x", format, alt_format);

			if ((cb->data != 0) && (format == cb->data_format) && (alt_format == cb->data_alt_format))
			{
				/* Cached clipboard data available. Send it now */
				respond->xselection.property = xevent->xselectionrequest.property;
				xf_cliprdr_provide_data(xfc, respond);
			}
			else if (cb->respond)
			{
				DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("duplicated request");
			}
			else
			{
				/**
				 * Send clipboard data request to the server.
				 * Response will be postponed after receiving the data
				 */
				if (cb->data)
				{
					free(cb->data);
					cb->data = NULL;
				}

				respond->xselection.property = xevent->xselectionrequest.property;
				cb->respond = respond;
				cb->data_format = format;
				cb->data_alt_format = alt_format;
				delay_respond = TRUE;

				xf_cliprdr_send_data_request(xfc, alt_format);
			}
		}
	}

	if (delay_respond == FALSE)
	{
		XSendEvent(xfc->display, xevent->xselectionrequest.requestor, 0, 0, respond);
		XFlush(xfc->display);
		free(respond);
	}

	return TRUE;
}

BOOL xf_cliprdr_process_selection_clear(xfContext* xfc, XEvent* xevent)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (xf_cliprdr_is_self_owned(xfc))
		return FALSE;

	XDeleteProperty(xfc->display, cb->root_window, cb->property_atom);

	return TRUE;
}

BOOL xf_cliprdr_process_property_notify(xfContext* xfc, XEvent* xevent)
{
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (!cb)
		return TRUE;

	if (xevent->xproperty.atom != cb->property_atom)
		return FALSE; /* Not cliprdr-related */

	if (xevent->xproperty.window == cb->root_window)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("root window PropertyNotify");
		xf_cliprdr_send_format_list(xfc);
	}
	else if (xevent->xproperty.window == xfc->drawable &&
		xevent->xproperty.state == PropertyNewValue &&
		cb->incr_starts && cb->request_index >= 0)
	{
		DEBUG_X11_CLIPRDR("cliprdr window PropertyNotify");
		xf_cliprdr_get_requested_data(xfc,
			cb->format_mappings[cb->request_index].target_format);
	}

	return TRUE;
}

void xf_cliprdr_check_owner(xfContext* xfc)
{
	Window owner;
	clipboardContext* cb = (clipboardContext*) xfc->clipboard_context;

	if (cb->sync)
	{
		owner = XGetSelectionOwner(xfc->display, cb->clipboard_atom);

		if (cb->owner != owner)
		{
			cb->owner = owner;
			xf_cliprdr_send_format_list(xfc);
		}
	}
}

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"How To Hypnotize His Heart and Rekindle His Love, Devotion and Attention"
Do you want to be loved, adored and cherished?
If you said yes to any of those we just mentioned, or if there's anything else that's a challenge for you in the area of love or relationships, then learning how to Hypnotize His Heart can change your relationship or marriage forever.
You can invite the love you want from him by learning the secrets to "Hypnotizing His Heart" and we'll show you how.
If you don't have the love, passion and connection you want from your man that you want, then why not?
…And we're not being flippant here.
1) Myths of what love's supposed to look or not look like are everywhere. These myths about what love is supposed to be and how to make it work (or why it's hopeless) are perpetuated in the media, books, and music constantly. They set the stage for unreal expectations and damaging assumptions that can sabotage and kill love.
2) Without even knowing it, you have built an entire set of thoughts and beliefs about what's possible in a love relationship within you. These thoughts and beliefs usually come from your past experiences and create perceived blocks and barriers within you to getting the love you want. Very often, you simply don't see a way around them because you're so mired in the situation.
3) We've ALL been hurt and felt pain in our current and past relationships to greater and lesser degrees. When painful experiences happen to you, very often (even when you think you've put them behind you) you still carry the pain of those experiences within you. These painful experiences become unconscious fears that you unconsciously carry around and can close your heart to your partner. This creates distance and disconnection.
4) In this society, no one, including you, has been taught from birth how to create lasting love or how to restart the spark when it's faded. You're not taught what to do or how to fix it when something good goes bad.
The GOOD NEWS is that you can overcome every one of these much easier than you might think and get your guy to show you the love you want in almost no time at all—if you understand and apply the secrets and strategies we're about to share with you from our brand new program called "Hypnotize His Heart."
Are you an "Irresistible Invitation To Love" to him—from HIS point of view?
No matter how kind, loving, and giving you think or feel you are—how HE sees you and whether HE sees you as an irresistible invitation to love is what counts.
You're probably doing a great job of trying to love him, connect with him and be the best partner, friend, spouse and lover you could possibly be.
If you want him to give you his undying love and attention and keep giving it to you, then HE's got to feel it from you.
If he doesn't feel "it" from you, then chances are he won't give all of himself over to you—especially the parts of him you want, desire and crave to feel from him.
If there's any part of you that wants to feel your man's love and his desire for you more than you're feeling right now, there's only one thing you have to do to be totally irresistible to a man.
And this one thing is to "Hypnotize His Heart" in such a way that makes it impossible for him to resist giving all of himself to you totally and completely.
It's tragic but so many women we talk to think that getting a man to shift, change and give himself heart, mind, body and soul is hard work (or even impossible) but what we've found is that becoming "irresistible" really is possible.
In fact, hypnotizing a man's heart and inspiring his total love and devotion can happen if you're willing to make a few subtle shifts in how you relate to him.
Despite what popular magazines, movies, tv shows and many internet sites suggest—being an irresistible invitation to love doesn't have to do with age, the shape or size of your body, the texture or length of your hair, the clothes you wear or any other physical characteristic.
Being an irresistible invitation to love is about keeping the spark alive (or re-igniting it) by making shifts to communicate and connect in your heart, your voice, your body language and your actions.
It's your attitude, what you tell yourself, it's the way you talk to your partner, and the way you treat him. It's bringing back the "specialness" of your relationship. It's showing him that you're excited and want to be with him.
A Quick Example Of How To Be More "Irresistible"
Most of the time, it's not necessarily the big things but the small subtle things that you do that can push open the door to his heart.
Here's an example of one of those times in our relationship when Susie made one simple shift in how she looked at something and it made her MUCH more irresistible to Otto.
"I have this really good friend, Melissa, who (before we moved to a new city a few years ago) used to be my exercise buddy. Melessa and I used to run and later walked together almost every day for close to 30 years.
"One day about a year or so into my relationship with Otto after I had returned from running with Melissa, the truth of what I had been doing in part to kill our beautiful relationship suddenly dawned on me.
"As soon as I came in the door from the run, after mulling over what I wanted to accomplish that day, I found myself telling Otto (in a very superior, authoritative tone of voice) that he needed to help rake the massive amount of leaves on our wooded property that very day.
"As I said it and noticed his negative reaction, I suddenly realized that this wasn't the first time I had said or done something like this to Otto and in that moment, I realized that I was not treating Otto with the same love and respect that I treated my best girlfriend.
"I had called him my best friend but I wasn't treating him like one!
"When Otto started getting defensive and just plain angry with me about this, it hit me like a bolt of lightning that what I had said to him and how I said it was a demand and it sounded like I had not really given him a "choice" in the matter.
"What I was saying was coming totally from MY agenda and the message was that Otto had to rake those leaves that very day no matter what he had planned.
"Have you ever said something that you knew as soon as it came out of your mouth that it was the wrong thing to say?
"In an instant, I realized that my words–'You need to rake those leaves today' was not an invitation to a discussion or to love—let alone getting a buy-in from Otto but rather a demand—and that's exactly how they came off!
"I also realized that Otto became angry and pulled away from me when I used words like these AND it was starting to show in the lack of closeness and connection I felt with him at certain times.
"I had been reacting on auto-pilot and doing the same kinds of things I did with my ex husband and I realized that if I didn't stop, I could end up with another marriage ending in divorce like my first one—and I didn't want that!
"Of course I wasn't the only one who needed some help in communicating and connecting.
"But, I realized right then and there was that there were some very simple things that I could start doing immediately that could make a HUGE difference in our relationship.
"Once I started making these small (but dramatic) changes in the way I treated Otto, I was able to totally "Hypnotize His Heart" and since that day every time I'd do something that drew him closer–I'd make a mental note of it and keep doing what was working and anytime I'd see that something I was doing with Otto wasn't working–I'd make a mental note of that too–to STOP doing that.
You don't want wait around for love and hope it happens next month, next year or "some day..."
You want it to start happening right now.
Here are 3 things you can start doing right now that will melt his heart and have him more in love, more attracted to you and more excited to be with you than ever.
Caution: Just because these 3 secrets are simple, don't make the mistake of thinking that they aren't powerful. They are. They're powerful enough the melt even the most stoic of men's hearts and have him be putty in your hands.
Sometimes things have gone so sour with your husband, or partner that you don't want to smile at him.
After all, if you're not "feeling it..." smiling at him doesn't seem to be very authentic or real does it?
Here's our take on this and why smiling at at him (even when you may not be feeling it) may be one of the most important things you can do to start hypnotizing your man's heart and getting him to start loving you more the way you want.
That's right--men LOVE to see you smile.
We always knew this but our survey verified it and now we're passing this on to you.
If you want to restart the spark in your man's heart for you--a simple smile can go a long way.
If you're like most women and want to hypnotize a man's heart, there's a cancer that gets in the way of you doing this far too often.
It's when you spend far more of your time, attention and energy focusing on what you DON'T like, love and appreciate about your guy instead of focusing on what you DO LOVE, like and appreciate about him.
The tragedy in most love relationships is that most women spend a lot of energy focusing on what they don't like about their man or how he acts rather than focusing on what they like, love and appreciate.
To keep our relationship strong and healthy, several times a day, we make it a point to say and do things that build the other up and make them feel good.
In other words, we point out what we love about each other instead of what we might not find so attractive.
This is one thing that we can absolutely assure you will help you to "Hypnotize Your Man's Heart" much more than telling him and showing your guy all the negative parts of him that you can't stand.
Please understand that we're not suggesting that you put blinders on and ignore red flags and warning signs if he's doing things to violate your trust or damage the relationship.
What we are suggesting is to become more of a "good finder" in your actions with him and if you do, you'll be amazed at how powerful this is and how this one idea can reverse any challenges you two may have been having up until now.
When it comes to intimate relationships, most of us have formed our opinions or "rules" about what a man should or shouldn't be doing if he's going to be in a relationship with you.
The problem for many women is that you almost never take the time to truly examine whether the "rules," beliefs and expectations that you're living out of in your relationship are serving you in helping you get the love you want or not.
As we've worked with thousands of women in our one-on-one Relationship Reverse coaching with women, we've seen it over and over again where expectations, "rules," and beliefs get in the way of creating a great relationship with an otherwise amazing man.
Again, we're certainly not advocating you "settling" for lousy behavior from your guy. What we are saying is that it might be time to check in to find out if you're not "seeing" what he is doing that is kind and loving.
And...even though it might not look like "romance" to you, his actions might be speaking "love" in another language.
In order to melt his heart, we encourage you to take a look at any unconscious "rules" you might be expecting him to live up to that may be totally unfair, unrealistic or even rules that he has no idea about that are important to you.
If you want him to be more attracted to you, our tip for you is to look at your pre-conceived notions of what love and romance has to look like and open to noticing and appreciating what is there right here, right now.
And then appreciate him for that.
Again, making even the smallest changes can make a big difference in how your man (or the man you want) responds to you.
The program includes lifetime access to the Hypnotize His Heart downloadable ebook and 2 instantly downloadable audio trainings.
You'll learn our best tips and techniques for attracting your man so that he wants to talk with you and be with you–and only you. You'll discover how to bring him closer, even when there are arguments between the two of you that have been unresolvable up until now. You'll get specific words to use to get his attention and ask for what you want in a way that brings the two of you closer and to get on the same page. You'll also learn ways to bring lightness and play to your relationship that might not have been there for a long time--all without giving yourself away or becoming a doormat--and so much more.
This audio is the recording from our "6 Secrets to Becoming An Irresistible Invitation To Love" teleseminar and web audio cast we did recently that ran nearly 2 hours and you're going to love it.
No matter what relationship problems or challenges you face, you can literally wipe them out if you will only do this one thing…Become an "Irresistible Invitation" to love. In this audio training, we show you 6 powerful ways to become "irresistible" to your guy so that he wants to give you the love and connection you've always wanted.
Do you also wish that your man would made you feel like the most special and important woman in the world? You may not realize it yet but there are things that YOU can do right now to invite him to be more romantic and in this audio training, we explain how.
In this 80 minute recording from our recent teleseminar and web audio cast called "Make Him More Romantic," you'll get the secrets to transforming your man from a "Romantic Neanderthal" into a "Romantic Master" whose heart is overflowing with love and romance for you.
… and it's time for you to start getting more of the love, romance and connection that you want. Listen to this "Make Him More Romantic" audio training and discover how.
Bonus #1 — "21 Words, Phrases and Sentences to NEVER Say To Your Partner, Spouse or Lover"–In this special report, you'll get a list of 21 of our top words and phrases to NOT say to your partner if you want to have a close and connected relationship filled with love, respect and kindness.
Bonus #2–"10 Communication Mistakes Most People Make In Their Relationships and What They Can Do To Fix Them"– This special report contains the 10 mistakes that most people make that they often don't realize they're making, as well as the master keys on how to start improving communication now with your guy.
How to invite your man (and keep inviting him) to more intimacy and connection that grows through the years than you ever thought was possible!
Hypnotize His Heart is the first program of its kind created specifically for women like you who want more love, more connection and more intimacy with your husband, partner or lover.
If you have even an ounce of hope and desire for more from your man than you're getting from him right now—this program is something you just have to get as soon as possible.
In this program, you'll learn how to tap into that divine feminine goddess that's right there inside you and make a few simple shifts in how you connect with him.
Once you make these few small shifts, your love and his desire for you will start to be transformed right before your very eyes.
You'll start to notice him loving you and wanting to connect with you with his whole heart, mind, body and soul in ways maybe he's never done before.
Imagine how great it's going to be to hear the excitement, love and tenderness in his voice when he calls you when he's not with you for no other reason other than to tell you how much he loves you and how glad he is to have you as his wife, partner or lover.
Imagine the looks of surprise and amazement in the eyes of your friends, family and co-workers when they start to notice how happy you are becoming these days and how you've started acting like someone who's fallen "in love" all over again or for the first time—all because of what you've learned in this Hypnotize His Heart program.
If you want to restart the spark in your guy's heart for you and have it start happening quickly, download your copy of our Hypnotize His Heart program right now.
Once you've done that, next, we recommend that you put yourself in a state of positive expectation and then start noticing the changes in your man and your relationship as you apply what you're learning from us in the Hypnotize His Heart program.
Putting yourself in a state of positive expectation will absolutely work wonders for you and your relationship as you go through the info in the Hypnotize His Heart book and audio trainings.
We've been doing this for years in our own relationship and this is one of the reasons our passion for each other and our love and connection is still very much alive all these years later when so many other couples who've been together as long as we have are calling in the lawyers and getting ready for divorce court.
We're so excited to share these ideas on how to Hypnotize Your Man's Heart with you.
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We know that if you've read this far that you're a woman who is now realizing that more love than you've been getting from your man is totally possible for you.
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P.S. If you truly want to create lasting love with the man in your life, NOTHING is more important than being able to Hypnotize His Heart.
Please understand that this doesn't involve any kind of "hocus-pocus," trickery or manipulation.
What you will be learning is exactly how to hypnotize his heart, mesmerize him and restart the spark in his heart for you so that he totally and completely wants you and loves you (and ONLY you) forever.
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Нико Гляйршер (; род. ) — австрийский саночник, чемпион мира в спринте, призёр чемпионата Европы, призёр этапов Кубка мира.

Биография
Нико — сын Герхарда Гляйршера, участника Олимпиад 1992, 1994 и 1998 годов. В жизни является офицером полиции. Брат ещё одного известного австрийского саночника олимпийского чемпиона Давида Гляйршера.

Карьера
Первые большие успехи к нему пришли на юниорском уровне, когда он в 2015 году выиграл бронзовую медаль чемпионата мира. Через год он повторил свой успех, а в 2017 году в Сигулде он стал вторым призёром и завоевал серебряную медаль.

В Иглсе, в ноябре 2015 года, он дебютировал на этапах Кубка мира. Через два года в Винтерберге он впервые поднялся на подиум, где стал третьим в спринте.

В конце января 2021 года, на чемпионате мира в немецком Кёнигсзе, он неожиданно стал победителем и поднялся на верхнюю золотую ступень пьедестала.

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The Impending Failure of San Francisco's Pilot Bike Share Program
Which will San Francisco's bike-share program resemble?
Lest it appear that Streetsblog doesn't support bike-sharing in San Francisco, I should say from the outset that I love the successful bike-sharing programs that I've used, believe they are one of the more innovative new transit models available, and know that San Francisco is ripe for the roll-out of a large-scale program of its own. But I am also among the large majority of Americans that Republican Pollster Frank Luntz found support infrastructure improvements and believe getting the job done right is more important than ribbon cutting and shovel readying.
Consider that a bicycle sharing program's greatest assets are ubiquity and ease of use. In Paris, Velib started with 10,000 bicycles at 750 stations, shortly thereafter jumped to 20,000 bicycles at 1450 stations, and is poised to add an additional 3,300 bikes at 300 new stations in the Parisian suburbs. The city of Paris keeps all the revenue from the small annual fees for membership to the program and daily use fees paid by tourists and those who don't join annually and the advertising firm JC Decaux operates the system and pays out an additional $4.3 million.
When I rode Velib for the first time in Paris shortly after its launch in 2007, the system was intuitive and the bicycle stations were everywhere (approximately 300 meters between each). As a tourist with minimal French, I had no problem activating the system with my credit card and pedaling my way through the lovely streets of that fair city. Over the course of three days I never went underground, never took a taxi and got some good exercise in the process.
My hopes were high when Mayor Newsom announced that San Francisco would
join the nearly 100 cities around the world that have started bike
sharing. But now they are dashed.
How grand a system will San Francisco have? 50 bikes. To the tune of $1 million for start up and $500,000 annually for upkeep!
The Mayor made his announcement, from the heart of Paris no less, that San Francisco is in negotiations with Clear Channel to roll-out a mere 50 bicycles at five racks in the downtown area.
Do you hear my teeth gnashing?
When Washington DC debuted their system last year with 120 bikes, their department of transportation immediately regretted that they had not added many more. As Alice Kelly of the District DOT said to Streetfilms when they interviewed her, "Knowing what we know now, we would've launched it bigger."
Mayor Newsom has been accused of press-releasing and grandstanding before, but this has to be among his most exquisite offerings. He's embracing a transit trend that all "green" mayors must, but he's implementing it in such paltry fashion that at best it will be inconsequential at replacing short car trips with bike trips; at worst it will create a bunch more enemies of bicycles in a city that already boasts its fair share.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the last time San Francisco failed its due diligence on a bicycle project, a court slapped the city with an onerous injunction that generated no bicycle projects for three years.
The SFBC is being political and not taking a hard stand on the program, as indicated by Leah Shahum's statement:
Given that half of all trips are two miles or less, this bike share program — along with completing the citywide Bike Network — are ideal ways to help more people make more trips by bikes. While we do support the Mayor's pilot bike share program, we have reservations about how such a small-scale program can prove itself properly. Plans to create a dense, citywide Bike Share program should not rest solely on the workings of this small-scale pilot program.
MTA spokesman Judson True attempted to mollify my skepticism by arguing that the $1 million price tag would be paid by Clear Channel, or another bidder should they exercise their right to first-refusal, and that the announcement was only the beginning, that the low numbers were in part due to the injunction.
"We will not be satisfied by 50 bikes in a city where interest in bicycling is skyrocketing. Our goal is to have thousands," he said.
Still, I have to wonder how this program meets any transit effectiveness criteria, especially at a time when the MTA is projecting a shortfall of $100 million over the next 18 months (PDF). With a state budget in freefall and funding in limbo for big-ticket projects like the Central Subway and TEP, the last thing the MTA needs is for window dressing to add to the cannibalization of vital system operations.
If the Mayor is serious about his commitment to increasing the number of trips that are taken on bicycles, to reducing vehicle miles traveled, to improving the health of San Franciscans, he should marshal his forces for the looming battle over the top 60 projects in the Bicycle Plan when the injunction is lifted. Stripe lanes, install racks, be innovative with bike boxes, colored lanes, and protected rights-of-way.
Then, when there is money and political capital to spend on a bike-share program and the city is in a position to capitalize on the transit benefits of bike share, let's talk about rolling out a fleet of thousands of new bicycles.
Flickr photo: manrocker
Filed Under: Bicycle Infrastructure, Bicycling, Bike Boxes, Bike Lanes, Bike Sharing, Mayor Newsom, Paris, SFBC, SFMTA, Transit, Vélib
Bike-Share Coming to SF and Silicon Valley This July
By Aaron Bialick	| Feb 2, 2012
San Francisco and four cities in Silicon Valley will launch the region's first bike-share system this July, implementing a new transportation option that cities around the world have embraced to expand access to bicycling. The system will include 500 bicycles at approximately 50 stations in downtown San Francisco, plus another 500 bikes and 50 stations […]
MTC Grant Will Fund Expanded Regional Bike Share Program
By Matthew Roth	| Oct 27, 2010
Getting to work or school in the Bay Area by shared bicycle could be a reality soon, as the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), the Bay Area's regional transportation planning body, awarded more than $4 million to a regional bike share program as part of $33 million for a host of innovative projects around the Bay […]
How Many Bikes Would Make a Proper Bike Share Program in San Francisco?
By Matthew Roth	| Feb 13, 2009
Velib Google-Map mashup tells you how many bikes and how many vacant spaces are at each station 5328 bikes, to be exact. After excoriating Mayor Gavin Newsom a few weeks ago for his bike share media stunt, a lot of commenters weighed in with advice for making bike share work well in San Francisco. There […]
As Bike-Share Pilot Lurches Along, Supe Wiener Calls for Full-Scale Launch
By Aaron Bialick	| Mar 5, 2013
While San Franciscans eagerly await the repeatedly-delayed launch of the Bay Area's small-scale bike-share pilot program, which has now been downsized to a minuscule 700 bikes (350 of them in SF), Supervisor Scott Wiener says San Francisco needs to take the initiative to move ahead and launch a "full-scale system" throughout the city by next year. Wiener plans […]
SFCTA Report: Expand Bike-Share in San Francisco ASAP
The SF County Transportation Authority issued a new report Monday to guide the expansion of Bay Area Bike Share, which sees 90 percent of its rides in San Francisco, despite the city encompassing half of the system's bikes and stations. Among the recommendations in the "Strategic Analysis Report" [PDF] is giving the SFMTA greater independence to […]
To Expand Bike-Share on the Peninsula, Cities Will Have to Support It
By Andrew Boone	| Apr 7, 2015
Bay Area Bike Share's ten-fold expansion announced last Thursday will vastly increase the usefulness of bike-share in SF, the East Bay, and San Jose at no cost to the public. Peninsula cities, however, won't be sharing in the bounty unless they chip in some of their own funds. Without public support, the 20 existing stations in Mountain […]

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NAUT signs with Season of Mist
Season of Mist is proud to announce the signing of NAUT! The U.K. post punk outfit will be releasing their new album via the label in 2022.
NAUT guitarist Jack Welch comments: "We are very pleased to finally announce our union with Season of Mist. As avid metal fans, especially extreme metal, myself and Gavin have followed the label's output for many years, so to see our debut album released through them is a bit of a dream come true. Season of Mist has come to represent all shades of musical darkness and so we feel a good fit for the label because albeit less extreme in our musical approach, dark music in all its facets is what primarily drives us. We're all very confident that the final outcome from both our side and the label will be a record of quality and we can't wait to share this slab of infectious and pulsing drum machine rock with you all."
For a glimpse of what's to come, check out NAUT's Bandcamp HERE or take a look at their latest video 'Hand in Hand' HERE.
In addition to the signing, NAUT has just announced live appearances in the UK. A full list of confirmed shows can be found below.
NAUT Live
06/08/21 The Exchange, Bristol (UK)
24/10/21 The Black Heart, Camden (UK)
Co-headline with Deathsomnia & Zetra
10/12/21 The Black Heart, London (UK)
11/12/21 The Crofters Rights, Bristol (UK)
12/12/21 The Star & Garter, Manchester (UK)
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NAUT drops second single 'Dissent' with official lyric video!
It's time to for a brand new track of U.K. post punk band NAUT! Their haunting new song 'Dissent' is accompanied by a new lyric video which can be found on the official Season of Mist channel HERE.
NAUT drops first single 'Unity of Opposites' with official music video
It's time to kick off the first single of U.K. post punk band NAUT! Their haunting new track 'Unity of Opposites' is accompanied by a beautiful music video which can be found on the official Season of Mist channel HERE.
NAUT reveal cover-artwork, title and tracklist for its debut album!
U.K. post punk band NAUT are proud to announce the arrival of their Season of Mist's debut album 'Hunt'. Over the long months of restrictions and lockdowns NAUT crafted the demos for their debut album, making the most of the dormant state of the music world, something special was being fashioned.


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41-54 Equations Involving Fractional Expressions The given equation is either linear or equivalent to a linear equation. Solve the equation. 1 3 - t + 4 3 + t + 15 9 - t 2 = 0
Chapter P.8, Problem 50E
41-54 Equations Involving Fractional Expressions The given equation is either linear or equivalent to a linear equation. Solve the equation.
1 3 - t + 4 3 + t + 15 9 - t 2 = 0
To solve the given equation 13-t+43+t+159-t2=0.
Simplest type of equation is called a linear equation or first degree equation (power of x=1). An equation contains terms which is either a constant or a non-zero multiple of the variable.
We solve the equations by changing it to an equivalent equation with all variables on one side and all constants on the other side.
Ex: 5x+2=12
Here x is called the variable. A variable is usually represented as letters. Here x is unknown and need to find the value that makes the equation true. The values that make the equation true are called solutions or roots of the equation and the process of finding the values is called solving the equation.
Two equations with exactly same solution are called equivalent equations.
Properties of equality
X=Y ⟺X+Z=Y+Z
Adding the same quantity to both sides of an equation gives an equivalent equation.
X=Y ⟺XZ=YZ
Multiplying both sides of an equation by the same non zero value gives an equivalent equation.
Given equation is 13-t+43+t+159-t2=0
LCM of 3-t,(3+t) and (9-t2) is 9-t2=(3-t)(3+t)
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