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#include "VIDSdefs.h"
#include "verrdefs.h"		/* vrdi error definitions		*/
#define DELAY 0.5		/* seconds to delay before update	*/
/* *************  Global variables **************************************/
/* These variables are needed to keep track of updates from image files	*/
struct updateInfo
{
  Rect		loaded;		/* bounding rect in IMP of image data	*/
  Rect		file;		/* Rect in imp of entire file (even if	*/
  				/* not loaded)				*/
} *updates;
int	     nlVideo,nsVideo;	/* lines/samps of video available	*/
SizeField    *savedAW,*savedIW;	/* saved access/image windows		*/
/************************************************************************/
/* jpan_do -- code for jpan command.  Jpan (pronounced "japan" ?) will
 * pan through an image, either on the display device or hitting the
 * file if necessary.
 */
int jpan_do(env)
  VIDSEnvironment	*env;	/* The VIDS environment			*/
{
  int		nPlanes;	/* number of planes to pan around in	*/
  int	     planes[MAXPLANES];	/* list of planes in which to pan	*/
  int		unit,status;	/* device unit number, status holder	*/
  int		curs;		/* cursor number			*/
  int		i;		/* increment variable			*/
  int		x,y,line,samp;	/* x,y locations of cursor/window, etc	*/
  int		lastx, lasty;	/* saved x,y locations			*/
  int		zoom;		/* current software zoom		*/
  ButtonAction	action;		/* which button was pushed		*/
  Boolean	independent;	/* True if planes can pan independently	*/
  Boolean	hitFile;	/* True if we should update from disk	*/
  Point		*savedLocs;	/* ptr to array of saved initial locs	*/
  float		xslope,xoffs;	/* slope/offset to apply to cursor pos	*/
  float		yslope,yoffs;	/* ditto for y direction		*/
  PlaneInfo	*p;		/* ptr to a plane information block	*/
  FileInfo	*f;		/* ptr to a file information block	*/
  Boolean	ButtonDown();	/* Function indicating a button is down	*/
  Boolean	pannedGraf;	/* True if graphics plane is panned	*/

  unit = env->devUnit;
  curs = env->cursor.number;
  if (GetPanParms(env, &hitFile, planes, &nPlanes, &line, &samp) != SUCCESS)
      return FAIL;

/* find out if each plane has a separate display window	(can	*/
/* pan independently).  If not, notify the user and turn off	*/
/* vrdi warnings.						*/

  status = zddinfo(unit, 20, 1, &independent);
  if (! independent)
  {
    NotifyUser(Inform,"","**** All planes must be panned together.");
    zdeaction(1, 2, 2);
  }
/*		*********************					*/
/* If user gave	either line or samp, set the window for each plane	*/
/* to that location, and return						*/
  if ((line != 0) || (samp != 0))
  {
    if (!hitFile)
      zddbatch(unit, True);
    for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)
    {
      p = &env->planes[planes[i]];
      if (hitFile)		/* if updating from file, move	speci-	*/
      {				/* fied loc in file to top left of disp	*/
        if (samp > 0) p->imageWindow.ss = samp;
        if (line > 0) p->imageWindow.sl = line;
        p->imageWindow.nl = Zoom(env->nlMax, -(p->softZoom));
        p->imageWindow.ns = Zoom(env->nsMax, -(p->softZoom));
        p->accessWindow.sl = p->accessWindow.ss = 1;
        p->accessWindow.nl = p->accessWindow.ns = 0;
        p->subPixel.top = p->subPixel.left = 0;
        LoadIMP(env, planes[i]);
      }
      else
      {
        x = (samp <= 0) ? zdsdwsamp(unit,planes[i]) : samp;
        y = (line <= 0) ? zdsdwline(unit,planes[i]) : line;
        status = zdidwset(unit, planes[i], x, y);
        if ((status != SUCCESS) && (status != MUSTSETDW))
        {
          zddbatch(unit, False);
          zdeaction(2, 2, 2);		/* reset vrdi error messages	*/
          ABORT(FAIL, "Sorry, unable to pan image plane", "VIDS-VRDIERR");
        }
      }
    }
    zddbatch(unit, False);
    zdeaction(2,2,2);		/* reset vrdi error messages	*/
    return SUCCESS;
  }
/*		*********************					*/
/* Allocate an array to hold the initial positions in case the pan is	*/
/* canceled.  There is no need to check for a memory allocation failure	*/
/* here, because we want to pan anyway, and the NULL pointer serves	*/
/* as a flag that it can't be canceled.					*/
  savedLocs = (Point *) malloc(nPlanes * sizeof(Point));
  if (savedLocs != NULL)
  {
    for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)			/* save starting */
    {							/* positions	 */
      savedLocs[i].h = zdsdwsamp(unit,planes[i]);
      savedLocs[i].v = zdsdwline(unit,planes[i]);
    }
  }
/* Now calculate a slope/offset to apply to the cursor position so	*/
/* that the start and end points of the pan are where we want them.	*/
/* The pan intentionally wraps around to keep away ugly jumps and to	*/
/* allow panning (for color registration, etc.) even when the IMP size	*/
/* is the same as the video size, except when updating from a file, in	*/
/* which case the pan is restricted to go only to the end of file.	*/

  nsVideo = VideoSamps(env);		/* fill in global video size 	*/
  nlVideo = VideoLines(env);		/* for use in updates below.	*/

  x = y = 0;
  zoom = 1;
  if (hitFile)		/* if we are hitting a file, use the size of 	*/
  {			/* file instead of the imps for pan range	*/
    for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)
    {
      p = &env->planes[planes[i]];
      if ((f = p->file) != NULL)
      {
        zoom = p->softZoom;
        x = Zoom(f->ns, zoom); y = Zoom(f->nl, zoom);
        break;
      }
    }
    if (f == NULL)
    {
      NotifyUser(Inform,"","No files are active; panning locally to display");
      hitFile = False;
    }
  }
  xoffs = (float) MAX(x,env->nsMax);	/* use xoffs,yoffs temp. to	*/
  yoffs = (float) MAX(y,env->nlMax);	/* hold nl,ns maximum.		*/

  if (hitFile)	/* different calcs per above comment if update from file */
  {
    xslope = ((float)Zoom(nsVideo,-zdszoom(unit,p->imp)) - xoffs) /
							((float)nsVideo - 1.0);
    xoffs =  1 - xslope * (float)nsVideo;
    yslope = ((float)Zoom(nlVideo,-zdszoom(unit,p->imp)) - yoffs) /
							((float)nlVideo - 1.0);
    yoffs =  1 - yslope * (float)nlVideo;
  }
  else
  {
    xslope = (1.0 - xoffs) / ((float)nsVideo - 1.0);
    xoffs =  xoffs - xslope;
    yslope = (1.0 - yoffs) / ((float)nlVideo - 1.0);
    yoffs = yoffs - yslope;
  }
  zdcset(unit, curs, nsVideo, nlVideo);     /* pos cursor at max spot,	*/
  					    /* so pan is at upper left.	*/

/* Now start the panning loop, until the button is pressed.		*/
  lastx = lasty = 0;
  NotifyUser(Inform,"","Press any button to terminate panning");
  ButtonMessage(env, True, True, False);
  if (hitFile) StartUpdate(env, planes, nPlanes);
  StartTimer();			/* Use delay before updating,		*/
  				/* to allow smoother cursor movement	*/
  while (!ButtonDown(env, &action))
  {
    status = zdclocation(unit, curs, &samp, &line); /* get cursor pos.	*/
    if (status != SUCCESS)
    {
      if (hitFile)			/* clean up update structures	*/
        EndUpdate(env, planes, nPlanes, CANCEL);
      if (savedLocs != NULL) free(savedLocs);
      zdeaction(2, 2, 2);		/* reset vrdi error messages	*/
      ABORT(FAIL, "Sorry, could not get the cursor location", "VIDS-VRDIERR");
    }
    x = (int) (xslope * samp + xoffs);		/* scale the cursor	*/
    y = (int) (yslope * line + yoffs);		/* for zd routines	*/
    if (hitFile)
    {
      x = (((x + zoom - 1) / zoom ) * zoom) - zoom + 1; /* prevent half	*/
      y = (((y + zoom - 1) / zoom ) * zoom) - zoom + 1; /* pixels	*/
    }
    if ((x != lastx) || (y != lasty))		/* Don't pan if cursor	*/
    {						/* didn't move		*/
      zddbatch(unit, True);
      for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)
      {
        line = IntToRange(y, 1, env->nlMax);
        samp = IntToRange(x, 1, env->nsMax);
        status = zdidwset(unit, planes[i], samp, line);
        if ((status != SUCCESS) && (status != MUSTSETDW))
        {
          if (hitFile) EndUpdate(env, planes, nPlanes, CANCEL);
          zddbatch(unit, False);
          if (savedLocs != NULL) free(savedLocs);
          zdeaction(2, 2, 2);		/* reset vrdi error messages	*/
          ABORT(FAIL, "Sorry, unable to pan image plane", "VIDS-VRDIERR");
        }
      }
      zddbatch(unit, False);
      StartTimer();			/* reset timer because updated	*/
    }
    else if (TimeElapsed(DELAY) && (int)hitFile)
    {
      DoUpdate(env, planes, nPlanes, x, y);
      zdcset(unit, curs, samp, line);
    }
    lastx = x; lasty = y;
  }
  if (hitFile)				/* clean up update structures	*/
    EndUpdate(env, planes, nPlanes, action);

  if (!independent)			/* If image planes cannot pan	*/
  {					/* independently, then all the	*/
    pannedGraf = True;			/* histograms need to be bashed	*/
  }					/* as if graph plane was panned	*/
  else
  {
    for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)	/* See if the graphics plane	*/
    {					/* was panned, and if so, we	*/
      if (planes[i] == env->grafIMP)	/* may have to bash the histo.	*/
      {
        pannedGraf = True;
        break;
      }
    }
  }
  if (action == CANCEL)
  {
    if (savedLocs == NULL)
    {
      NotifyUser(Inform,"VIDS-INSUFMEM", "Sorry, not enough memory to cancel");
      BashHists(env, planes, nPlanes, pannedGraf);
    }
    else
    {
      zddbatch(unit, True);
      for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)
        zdidwset(unit, planes[i], savedLocs[i].h, savedLocs[i].v);
      zddbatch(unit, False);
    }
  }
  else	/* Not canceled, so all histogram locations are invalid	*/
  {
    BashHists(env, planes, nPlanes, pannedGraf);
  }

  if (savedLocs != NULL) free(savedLocs);
  zdeaction(2, 2, 2);			/* reset vrdi error messages	*/
  for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)			/* make sure saved locs	*/
  {						/* are correct.		*/
    p = &env->planes[planes[i]];		/* Ignore errors and try to */
    zdidwlocation(unit, planes[i], &x, &y);	/* do as many as possible.  */
    if (hitFile)
    {
      NotifyUser(Inform,"","Top left of plane %d (line,samp) = (%d, %d)",
      		 planes[i], p->imageWindow.sl, p->imageWindow.ss);
    }
    else if (independent)		/* Print out final positions.	*/
      NotifyUser(Inform,"","Image plane %d panned to (line,samp) = (%d,%d)",
      		 planes[i],y,x);
  }
  if (!independent)			/* Print out final positions.	*/
    NotifyUser(Inform,"","Image planes panned to (%d,%d)",y,x);
  return SUCCESS;
}
/************************************************************************/
/* StartUpdate sets up the info needed to update the plane from disk
 * files.
 */
int StartUpdate(env,imps,nimps)
  VIDSEnvironment	*env;
  int			imps[];
  int			nimps;
{
  PlaneInfo *p;
  FileInfo *f;
  int i,zoom,dh,dv;
  Rect r;

  updates = malloc(nimps * sizeof(struct updateInfo));
  if (updates == NULL)
    ABORT(FAIL,"Not enough memory to perform update from disk","VIDS-INSUFMEM");
  savedAW = malloc(nimps * sizeof(SizeField));
  savedIW = malloc(nimps * sizeof(SizeField));
  for (i = 0; i < nimps; i++)
  {
    p = &env->planes[imps[i]];
    f = p->file;
    if (f == NULL)
    {
      SetRect(&updates[i].file, 0, 0, -1, -1);
    }
    else
    {
      if (savedAW != NULL)
        BlockMove(&p->accessWindow, &savedAW[i], sizeof(SizeField));
      if (savedIW != NULL)
        BlockMove(&p->imageWindow, &savedIW[i], sizeof(SizeField));
      if (OpenFile(f) != SUCCESS)
      {
        NotifyUser(Inform,"","Sorry, %s could not be opened.",f->filename);
        SetRect(&updates[i].file, 0, 0, -1, -1);
        continue;
      }
      zoom = p->softZoom;
      SetRect(&updates[i].file, 1, 1, Zoom(f->nl, zoom), Zoom(f->ns, zoom));
      SizeToRect(&p->accessWindow, &updates[i].loaded);
      OffsetRect(&updates[i].loaded,
          Zoom((p->imageWindow.sl - 1), zoom) - p->accessWindow.sl + 1,
	  Zoom((p->imageWindow.ss - 1), zoom) - p->accessWindow.ss + 1);
      zdidwset(env->devUnit, imps[i], 1, 1);
    }
  }
  DoUpdate(env, imps, nimps, 1, 1);
  return SUCCESS;
}
/************************************************************************/
/* DoUpdate calculates the regions on the display which need to be
 * updated from disk, and causes them to be read in.  This routine
 * stores the area displayed on the plane, so it could wrap around
 * the plane (eg, if the plane is 512x512, the window rectangle could
 * still be something like (500,500,1012,1012)).  The upper left corner
 * is always within the plane, however.
 */
int DoUpdate(env, imps, nimps, x, y)
  VIDSEnvironment	*env;
  int			imps[];		/* list of imps to update	*/
  int			nimps;		/* number of imps in array	*/
  int			x,y;		/* new x,y location 		*/
{
  int i,imp;
  int		left,right,top,bot;	/* temp rect size holders	*/
  int		hMid,vMid;		/* horiz/vertic middle 		*/
  FileInfo	*f;
  PlaneInfo	*p;
  Rect		r,curView,*fileRect;
  Boolean	updated;

  updated = False;
  for (i = 0; i < nimps; i++)
  {
    imp = imps[i];
    if (env->isColor)
    {
      if ((imp != env->redIMP) && (imp != env->greenIMP) &&
          (imp != env->blueIMP) && (imp != env->grafIMP)) continue;
    }
    else
    {
      if ((imp != env->bwIMP) &&  (imp != env->grafIMP)) continue;
    }
    p = &env->planes[imp];
    if ((f = p->file) == NULL) continue;     /* if no file, do nothing	*/
/* Check the intersection of what is visible with what is loaded, and	*/
/* if the intersection is equal to either of these, then no update is	*/
/* needed.								*/
    fileRect = &updates[i].file;
    bot =   y + Zoom(nlVideo, -zdszoom(env->devUnit,imp)) - 1;
    right = x + Zoom(nsVideo, -zdszoom(env->devUnit,imp)) - 1;
    SetRect(&curView, y, x, bot, right);		/* visible area	*/
    SectRect(fileRect, &curView, &r);	/* vis area intersected w/file	*/
    if (RectInRect(&r, &updates[i].loaded))
        continue;			 /* if already visible, do nothing*/
/* Now we know we need to do updates.  There are four rectangles to	*/
/* be updated, the upper right, lower right, lower left, and the	*/
/* upper left. (They cannot be combined because of image plane wrap.)	*/
    NotifyUser(Inform,"","Updating plane %d from the file . . .",imp);
    updated = True;
    left = ((curView.left + curView.right - env->nsMax) / 2) + 1;
    right = left + env->nsMax - 1;
    top = ((curView.top + curView.bottom - env->nlMax) / 2) + 1;
    bot = top + env->nlMax - 1;
    hMid = left + env->nsMax - IntToRange(left, 1, env->nsMax);
    vMid = top + env->nlMax - IntToRange(top, 1, env->nlMax);

    SetRect(&r, top, left, vMid, hMid);			/* top left	*/
    UpdateRect(env, imp, &r, f, fileRect);
    SetRect(&r, top, hMid + 1, vMid, right);		/* top right	*/
    UpdateRect(env, imp, &r, f, fileRect);
    SetRect(&r, vMid + 1, left, bot, hMid);		/* low left	*/
    UpdateRect(env, imp, &r, f, fileRect);
    SetRect(&r, vMid + 1, hMid + 1, bot, right);	/* low right	*/
    UpdateRect(env, imp, &r, f, fileRect);

/* Now everything should be redrawn, so update the global updates	*/
/* structure.								*/
    SetRect(&updates[i].loaded, top, left, bot, right);
    SectRect(&updates[i].loaded, fileRect, &updates[i].loaded);
  }
  if (updated)
  {
    NotifyUser(Inform,"","Finished updating.");
    ButtonMessage(env, True, True, False);
  }
  return SUCCESS;
}
/************************************************************************/
/* UpdateRect takes a given rect on the image plane, intersects it with
 * the actual image file data, and loads whatever is necessary into the
 * image plane rect.
 */
UpdateRect(env, imp, impRect,theFile,fileRect)
  VIDSEnvironment	*env;	/* environment block			*/
  int			imp;	/* imp to update			*/
  Rect		*impRect;	/* location on imp to be updated	*/
  FileInfo	*theFile;	/* ptr to file information		*/
  Rect		*fileRect;	/* rectangle of image file data on imp	*/
{
  PlaneInfo	*p;
  Rect r,r2;
  int  zoom,dif;
  MessageType messages,GetMessage();	/* saved value of message level	*/

  SectRect(impRect, fileRect, &r);	/* intersection of area to be 	*/
  if (EmptyRect(&r)) return;		/* updated and image file	*/
  p = &env->planes[imp];
  HomeRect(&r,&r2,env->nlMax,env->nsMax); /* shift to actual imp coords	*/
  RectToSize(&r2, &p->accessWindow);

  zoom = p->softZoom;				/* If zooming up, check	*/
  OffsetRect(&r, 1 - fileRect->top,		/* for fractional 	*/
                 1 - fileRect->left);		/* pixels and store the	*/
  if (zoom > 1)					/* info.		*/
  {
    p->subPixel.left = zoom - ((r.left - 1) % zoom);
    p->subPixel.top  = zoom - ((r.top  - 1) % zoom);
  }
  else
  {
    p->subPixel.left = p->subPixel.top = 0;
  }
  ZoomRect(&r, -zoom);
  RectToSize(&r, &p->imageWindow);

  messages = GetMessage();
  if (messages != Verbose)		/* If not Verbose messages,	*/
    SetMessage(Silent);			/* make the updates silent.	*/
  LoadIMP(env, imp);
  SetMessage(messages);
  return;
}
/************************************************************************/
/* EndUpdate performs necessary cleanup for a software pan, such as
 * freeing up any allocated structures, and reloads the contents of
 * the plane to be contiguous, and resets the plane display window
 * to provide accepted view.
 */
EndUpdate(env, imps, nPlanes, action)
  VIDSEnvironment	*env;
  int			imps[];
  int			nPlanes;
  ButtonAction		action;		/* ACCEPT or CANCEL		*/
{
  int i,x,y;
  FileInfo	*f;
  PlaneInfo	*p;
  Rect		*l;		/* ptr to updates[i].loaded		*/

  if (updates == NULL) return;		/* If no saved info, do nothing	*/
  for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)
  {
    p = &env->planes[imps[i]];
    if ((f = p->file) != NULL) CloseFile(f);	/* Close the file	*/
    x = y = 1;				/* New display window location.	*/
    if (action == CANCEL)		/* If canceled, restore the 	*/
    {					/* previous view.		*/
      if (savedAW != NULL)
        BlockMove(&savedAW[i], &p->accessWindow, sizeof(SizeField));
      if (savedIW != NULL)
        BlockMove(&savedIW[i], &p->imageWindow,  sizeof(SizeField));
    }
    else
    {
      l = &updates[i].loaded;		/* accepted, so	save this view	*/
      if (zdszoom(env->devUnit,imps[i]) > 1)
      {
        if (zdidwlocation(env->devUnit, imps[i], &x, &y) == SUCCESS)
        {
          x = IntToRange(x, l->left, l->left + env->nsMax - 1) - l->left + 1;
          y = IntToRange(y, l->top, l->top + env->nlMax - 1) - l->top + 1;
        }
      }
      p->accessWindow.sl = p->accessWindow.ss = 1;
      p->accessWindow.nl = p->accessWindow.ns = 0;
      ZoomRect(l, -(p->softZoom));
      RectToSize(l, &p->imageWindow);
    }
    zdidwset(env->devUnit, imps[i], x, y);
    p->subPixel.left = p->subPixel.top = 0;
    LoadIMP(env, imps[i]);
  }
  free(updates);
  if (savedAW != NULL) free(savedAW);
  if (savedIW != NULL) free(savedIW);

  return;
}
/************************************************************************/
/* GetPanParms processes the parameters for the jpan command.
 */
int GetPanParms(env, hitFile, planes, nPlanes, line, samp)
  VIDSEnvironment	*env;
  Boolean	*hitFile;	/* True if we should update from disk	*/
  int		*nPlanes;	/* number of planes to pan around in	*/
  int		*planes;	/* list of planes in which to pan	*/
  int		*line,*samp;	/* requested line and sample for pan	*/
{
  FileInfo	*theFile;
  char		*fileName;
  TAEVariable	*v;		/* temp VARIABLE pointer		*/
  float		low, high;	/* the low and high values for the file	*/
  TAEVariable *GetVariable();

  *line = *samp = 0;		/* set up defaults		*/
  *hitFile = False;

  if (GetPlaneList(env, planes, nPlanes, False) != SUCCESS) return FAIL;

  v = GetVariable(env, "SOURCE");
  if (v == NULL) return FAIL;
  if (EQUAL(SVAL(*v, 0), "FILE"))
    *hitFile = True;

  v = GetVariable(env, "LOCATION");
  if (v == NULL) return FAIL;
  if (v->v_count == 2)
  {
    *line = IVAL(*v, 0);
    *samp = IVAL(*v, 1);
  }
  return SUCCESS;
}
/************************************************************************/
/* BashHists invalidates all the histograms in all the planes on our
 * list.  If pannedGraf is True, then all histograms must be bashed,
 * not just those on the list.
 */
int BashHists(env, planes, nPlanes, pannedGraf)
  VIDSEnvironment	*env;
  int			planes[];
  int			nPlanes;
  Boolean		pannedGraf;
{
  int i;

  if (pannedGraf)
  {
    for (i = 0; i < MAXPLANES; i++)
      InvalHistLoc(&env->planes[i]);
  }
  else
  {
    for (i = 0; i < nPlanes; i++)
      InvalHistLoc(&env->planes[planes[i]]);
  }
  return SUCCESS;
}


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About 30 buckets hangs in rubber cables. In the buckets are LED projectors in RGB, meaning that they can change colours.
The buckets hang in heights varying from 30 – 40 centimeters above the ground, which will enable them to project different sizes of light cones on the deck.
It is the wind gust which brings the artwork alive. Hans E Madsens says: I know by experience that it is almost always windy on the square.
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Vin Diesel and crew hold onto the top spot in the latest box office report with THE FATE OF THE FURIOUS at number 1. The surprise hit comedy HOW TO BE A LATIN LOVER comes in at the second spot while Emma Watson and Tom Hanks help keep their thriller THE CIRCLE based on the book by Dave Eggers at position number three. BAAHUBALI 2: THE CONCLUSION, the follow up to the tremendous Indian hit Baahubali: The Beginning is at position four and the Disney remake of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST with Emma Watson rounds out the Top 5 for May 3rd.


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Meet the cord blood hero raising money for Jeans for Genes Day
After a devastating journey, Charlie's mum describes how it felt to find out that her son may have leukaemia, only to discover he had a far more rare condition. Fanconi's anaemia has only one cure – stem cells, without which her son would die. Mercifully, Charlie was treated with umbilical cord blood stem cells donated by a generous mum on the other side of the Atlantic.
Now the family are raising money for Jeans for Genes day and Fanconi Hope, two charities very close to their hearts.
Charie's diagnosis
"When five-year-old Charlie Fletcher was diagnosed with a rare genetic condition and told he would die without a bone marrow transplant, his parents' world fell apart." reported Lancashire Live this week.
It was a huge shock and I'm not sure I took much in at all that night, I just lay in on the bed looking at my little boy, wondering how this could be happening.
Lucy Hamlin, Charlies mother
"Charlie, from Accrington, had been suffering from severe nosebleeds in January 2013 and one Sunday night was taken by his dad to hospital where doctors decided to keep him in overnight.
"A few hours later, Charlie's parents were told that he had suspected leukaemia – however after further tests, he was found to have aplastic anaemia or bone marrow failure.
This rare, and life-limiting genetic disorder causes bone marrow failure in children. In turn, this lowers the child's immunity to fatal levels and predisposes them to cancers.
When doctors couldn't find a reason for the Aplastic Anaemia they began to prepare Charlie for a treatment called ATG, which resets immunity so the bone marrow can start to heal and make blood cells again.
But then a doctor happened to notice something unusual about Charlie.
"His thumbs had been an odd shape since birth – almost as though he had two left thumbs – but I'd never given it much thought," said Lucy
This turned out to be a major clue, with doctors suspecting Fanconi Anaemia (FA) and explained the ATG wouldn't work and Charlie would need a bone marrow transplant urgently.
Devastated Lucy said: "There were no suitable donors. One consultant actually suggested that me and Charlie's dad have another baby, although we had split up a few years earlier, but then another told us that even if this was a possibility, we wouldn't qualify for IVF.
"And in any case, Charlie didn't have nine months to wait. In fact, said the doctor, without a bone marrow transplant he would die.
"I thought, 'How can you just sit there and tell me my son only has a few months to live?'"
Cord blood therapy gives family hope
The doctors were thinking and working fast though, knowing that there was another potential treatment. The stem cells Charlie needed aren't only found in the bone marrow. They are also present in an even younger and more potent form in umbilical cord blood.
find out more about storing cord blood stem cells for your child
In May 2013, Charlie's parents learned he could have a cord blood stem cell transplant using donated cells – in this case, from a new mum in New York who had donated her umbilical cord blood when her child was born.
"To prepare his body for new stem cells, Charlie had radiotherapy and chemotherapy to completely wipe out his immune system, so his body would be more likely to accept the new cells." Reports Lancs Live, "But the transplant failed."
"So there he was, with no immune system and no new bone marrow," said Lucy. "This was one of the hardest periods in my life, and the uncertainty made it tougher.
"We were only meant to be in hospital for a few weeks, but it was another two months, in July 2013, before Charlie could have a second transplant with donated stem cells from New York. This came from a woman who'd donated her umbilical cord after birth."
At first, it seemed the second transplant was also failing. But then it started showing signs of working and Charlie's blood counts began to rise.
He ended up staying in hospital for four-and-a-half months and during this time, as he had no immune system, he was in isolation, only allowed four visitors, along with hospital staff.
Lucy said: "Even so, he still contracted meningitis, listeria and MRSA and was so ill. He had to stay off school for six months after coming home and basically ended up being off for over a year in total. So that meant I couldn't go back to work either – the community interest company had only just been set up so I had to put all our plans on hold."
Charlie today
Five and a half years on, Charlie, now age 11, has stayed well, although he will be on antibiotics for the rest of his life to prevent him picking up bugs.
He also has a new half-sister after Lucy had a daughter four years ago.
She said: "Charlie has caught up at school and was head boy in his final year of St Andrew's primary school in Oswaldtwistle – a job he took seriously and wore his badge with pride.
"He started guitar lessons but found that his thumbs won't quite work properly to strum a guitar and that's uncomfortable for him, so he took up keyboard instead.
"He is an orange belt at jujitsu and is a member of our local scout group – in fact, he went away for the first time without family while he was a cub, about two years after coming out of hospital.
"That was an experience for me, having to trust other people to ensure he takes his medication!"
The family don't know what the future might hold as, despite his bone marrow transplant, FA can mean Charlie, who has now started Year 7 at Accrington Academy, is at higher risk of cancers.
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Support Jeans for Genes Day
The family are supporting Jeans for Genes Day and fundraising for Fanconi Hope, a national charitable trust set up by parents of FA affected children and clinicians with an interest in FA.
Lucy added: "I'm so grateful for the support of his consultant and the team at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, and also for Fanconi Hope, for providing information and linking us with other families in the UK.
"It's such a comfort to know there are other people who understand, and we can connect online easily.
"Charlie enjoyed the Family Day in 2017 – for him, it was a night away and a fun day. But I think as he gets older, these events will really help him to understand FA and he'll have a ready-made support network."
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Los Angeles: The Los Angeles Police Department is requesting the public's assistance in locating a missing child.
There will be a press conference held at 77th Street Area Police Station, 7600 South Broadway, to request the public's assistance in locating 4 year old Dalila Patino.
On Monday, November 25, 2003, at about 12:30 a.m., Dalila Patino was with her mother at Main Street and Gage Avenue, near a food cart. They were in the company of an acquaintance, 16 year-old Tania Anguiano. The mother momentarily stepped away from the child and when she returned, she found the child and Anguiano missing. The mother went back to her residence and found neither child or Anguiano at the location.
Dalila is described as a female Hispanic, black hair, brown eyes, 3' 6", 50 lbs., thin build, light complexion. She was last seen wearing pink pajamas.
Tania is described as a female Hispanic, black hair, brown eyes, 5' 7", 150 lbs., thin build, light complexion. She was also accompanied by a male Hispanic, about 30 years old, driving a white Ford pick-up truck.
Photographs of Dalila Patino and Tania Anguiano will be available during the press conference.
This news release was prepared by Public Information Officer Sandra Escalante, Media Relations Section, 213-485-3586.
Shortly after the press conference, a community member called the detectives to report that Dalila was at her apartment near 73rd Street and Central Avenue. A female Hispanic resembling Tania Anguiano had dropped off Dalila. 77th Area patrol officers responded to the location and found Dalila in good condition.


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EU Court of Justice Confirms That the Intel Effects-Based Approach Applies to Exclusive Dealing and Clarifies the Narrow Circumstances Under Which The Conduct of Distributors Can Engage The Liability of a Dominant Company
Katarzyna Czapracka, Assimakis Komninos, Niccolò Piga (White & Case)/ January 27, 2023 January 26, 2023 /Leave a comment
On 19 January 2023, the EU Court of Justice, answering questions from the Italian Council of State, confirmed that the Intel effects-based approach applies also to exclusive dealing practices and held that competition authorities must duly examine economic evidence produced by dominant undertakings. The court also held that, under certain narrow circumstances, conduct implemented by…
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EU Court of Justice Clarifies the Scope of the Essential Facilities Doctrine in Lithuanian Railways
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On 12 January 2023, the EU Court of Justice upheld the EU General Court's judgment imposing a fine on Lithuanian Railways for dismantling a section of the railway track. While reaffirming its essential facility case law (Bronner), the Court confirmed that the Bronner case law did not apply to the deliberate destruction of State-owned infrastructure…
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Disclosure of Evidence in Private Enforcement of Competition Law: Art. 5 of the Damages Directive and the Need for an Individual Balancing of Interests (Judgment in C-163/21 – PACCAR et al.)
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On 10 November 2022, the European Court of Justice (ECJ or the Court) delivered its judgment in another private enforcement case, interpreting Art. 5 of Directive 2014/104/EU (the Damages Directive or the Directive). It answered the preliminary question raised by a Spanish First Instance Commercial Court that the disclosure of information or documents which do…
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International Law Talk Podcast: The Illumina/Grail saga explained with Jay Modrall
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In the last edition of the International Law Talk Podcast, I had the pleasure to interview Jay Modrall on the Illumina/Grail saga. Jay talks us through the whole case with all its interesting aspects: external and internal dimensions, article 22 referrals, gun-jumping, phase II, court proceedings, substantive issues with competition innovation and much more. Listen…
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ECJ Advocate General Recommends Setting Aside the CK Telecoms Judgment and Endorsing the European Commission's Established Approach to Reviewing Mergers in Oligopolistic Markets
Mark Powell, Kasia Czapracka, Tilman Kuhn, Jérémie Jourdan, Cornelius Börner (White & Case) and Peter Citron (Editor) (White & Case, Belgium)/ October 31, 2022 October 31, 2022 /Leave a comment
Advocate General Kokott has found [1] that the General Court erred in law in requiring the European Commission to show anti-competitive effects of a merger with "strong probability" and that the scope of its judicial review was overly broad, notably in relation to economic evidence. Key takeaways This case will give the Court of…
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ECJ Advocate General Opines That Non-Reportable Transactions Could Be Caught By Abuse of Dominance Rules
Jérémie Jourdan, Assimakis Komninos, Tilman Kuhn, Strati Sakellariou-Witt, Jérémie Marthan, Katarzyna Czapracka, Nina Frie (White & Case)/ October 21, 2022 October 20, 2022 /Leave a comment
Advocate General Juliane Kokott has proposed that the EU Court of Justice should find that competition authorities have the power to apply Article 102 TFEU to corporate transactions that are not reportable and test under that provision whether the transaction as such constitutes an abuse of a dominant position. However, a competition authority cannot in…
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MOL (C-425/22) – The "Undertaking" (Art. 101, 102 TFEU) As An Applicant: New Forum Shopping in Competition Law?
Eva Fischer (LMU Munich)/ October 20, 2022 October 19, 2022 /Leave a comment
In the MOL (C-425/22) case, the Hungarian court requests a preliminary ruling on whether the concept of an economic unit can be applied on the applicant's side. This would allow to establish the forum of jurisdiction at the registered office of the parent company in the sense of Article 7(2) of Regulation (EU) 1215/2012 (Brussels…
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Processing of Personal Data Inside Out: the Opinion of AG Rantos in C-252/21 (Meta Platforms v. Bundeskartellamt)
Alba Ribera Martínez (Deputy Editor) (University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain)/ September 22, 2022 September 22, 2022 /Leave a comment
On 20 September 2022, Advocate General Rantos delivers his Opinion on the much-awaited Case C-252/21 (Meta Platforms v. Bundeskartellamt). Bearing in mind the Opinion intends to pave the way for the European Court of Justice (ECJ) regarding the interpretation of the GDPR, the text resonates with competition law and its interpretation in the display online…


All 81 Minneapolis neighborhoods are currently participating in the NRP. Some neighborhoods have formed voluntary partnerships that result in a single NRP Neighborhood Action Plan. These partnerships mean that 66 Neighborhood Action Plans will be in place when all neighborhoods have completed their planning efforts.
Key information on each neighborhood, including Action Plan summary, neighborhood organization contacts, and neighborhood demographics.
Residents participating in the NRP use a systematic planning process to develop a Neighborhood Action Plan -- a multi-year, neighborhood-based plan that identifies the visions, goals, objectives, and strategies that will address neighborhood priorities and direct the expenditure of NRP funds. Follow this link to take a look at some of the Neighborhood Action Plans online.
Many neighborhoods have now completed a Phase II Neighborhood Action Plan. Follow this link to take a look at some of the Neighborhood Action Plans online.
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Neighborhood organizations participating in the NRP have been asked to conduct reviews of their Phase I Action Plans. The reviews: provide an opportunity for each neighborhood group to report back to the community about the development, goals and outcomes of the existing NRP plan; encourage neighborhood organizations to take stock of the plan'ssuccesses and failures, and the continuing challenges and opportunities that exist in the neighborhood; help NRP participants become familiar with some simple reporting standards that will be put in place for Phase II; and help us all contribute our experiences to the NRP "Story".
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Bruce Cohen: A Hint of Something Else
Untitled (Poppies Against a Storm), 2011 oil on canvas 30 x 30 inches © Bruce Cohen, Courtesy of Louis Stern Fine Arts In Bruce Cohen's "Untitled (Poppies Against a Storm)" a thin marble ledge is the only vestige of architecture intervening between a glass bottle holding three long stemmed poppies and a glowering sky. The poppies, two white and one red, don't seem to be affected by the change in weather -- at least not yet -- although one flower appears to be responding to an implied breeze and swiveling to the right. The picture doesn't come across as something literally observed; it has just the slightest air of improbability about it. Perhaps something is about to happen: or maybe it just did...
"Bruce's pictures have this other sense," explains his older brother Larry, a gifted landscape painter who has been Bruce's best critic since they decided at the same moment to become painters. "They are a little bit strange."
Bruce Cohen: photo by Gene Fama A consistent painter who has been working with the imagery of still lives in interior settings for over 30 years -- "It's not like he ever took two years off and did portraits," notes his brother -- Bruce Cohen has a probing, restless mind and an attraction to the metaphysical. Although his paintings have the burnished clarity of Old Master paintings, they aren't about observation: they are put together, not observed. Cohen's fluent hybrid style, with its rich narrative suggestions, is the product of a lifetime of study, absorption and practice.
At age 15 Cohen received a summer scholarship to study life drawing at the Otis Art Institute. Later, at the College of Creative Studies of UC Santa Barbara, his brother Larry introduced him to Paul Wonner, who became a mentor to both young men. "Wonner was somewhat against the grain; a representational painter." Larry recalls. "For 35 or more years he helped us out, and that had a huge effect." Bruce agrees, adding that he found in Wonner's work sense of "poetic magic that can really move you."
After studying at UC Berkeley Cohen settled in Los Angeles. He earned extra cash painting houses, and also began to exhibit successfully; he had one man shows at Asher/Faure Gallery in Los Angeles in 1981 and 1983, then a 1985 Bay Area debut at San Francisco's prestigious John Berggruen Gallery. Now 58, he has gone through a long evolution, but not, according to the artist, a conscious one.
Cohen first absorbed the influence of Renaissance and Surrealist paintings as a young man, then studied 17th century Dutch interiors and domestic scenes. Bay Area Figurative paintings -- in particular the works of Wonner and Diebenkorn -- made their impression next. Nabi Bonnard and Vuillard are there in Cohen's mature work, and so is an affection for Indian miniatures, which have provided ideas about how observed nature can be manipulated. The still life paintings of Giorgio Morandi, rich in poesia, have also had their effect.
Untitled (Still Life with Raspberries), 2010 oil on canvas 28 x 21 inches © Bruce Cohen, Courtesy of Louis Stern Fine Arts When asked how he starts a painting, Cohen responded that he often begins with light; "It gives me an initial motivation, and then other things start to develop." Cohen's subject matter evolves over time in what he calls an "observation collage process." Although Cohen certainly looks at the things he intends to paint, he prefers to "ultimately not be confronted with those things." As a result, his images come from drawings, from photos, and from the imagination. His colors tend to be invented; "...they are not plein air," Cohen notes.
The results are somewhat surreal and mesmerizingly theatrical. Cohen struggles quite a bit as his paintings coalesce, and wipes out quite a bit along the way. Still, he wants the finished result to be opaque, and carefully edits any hints of process that may remain. Cohen's paintings don't literally include the human figure, but their presence is somehow implied. "I feel sometimes that I am looking at a place where some tremendous, mystical event has just taken place," wrote Paul Wonner. "The people concerned have just moved on out of sight, but there remains on the scene the residue of a magic moment."
Untitled (Yellow Tulips, Departing Storm), 2011 oil on canvas 32 x 32inches © Bruce Cohen, Courtesy of Louis Stern Fine Arts In "Untitled (Yellow Tulips, Departing Storm," waxy tulips hang heavily against a bank of clouds that has just began clearing after a storm. They are tired, but still beautiful, reacting to forces that are both present and implied. How long has the window been opened, you have to wonder? What just happened?
The image is crystal clear, but the events surrounding it are not. "There is a hint of something else," says Larry Cohen of his brother's pictures. He has been watching Bruce's art develop for 40 years, and even he can't say exactly what that something is.


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Complaint – Article published on Thursday, 9 May
This is a complaint pursuant to Code of Ethics in Journalism about an article published on Thursday, 9 May on your website and in Facebook. The article was headlined "Delta, Jonjon, Halili, Boking top poll survey" and no name was credited with the byline. lt contained significant inaccuracies which created a substantially misleading article.
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1. The article claimed that " Among the mayoral candidates in Mabalacat City, Halili emerged on top with 57 percent of the respondents followed by Cris Garbo with 41 percent and the rest were undecided. Vice mayoral bet Marino "Boking" Morales got a whopping 65 percent of the respondents while his opponent Atty. Geld Aquino got 33 percent. Halili and Morales are seen to win in Mabalacat City. The top 15 councilors in Mabalacat City are: Noel Castro, Liza Pineda, Dwight Morales, Jeng Yumul, Carlo Rivera, Eddie Soto, Jerry Basilio, Timmy Dee, Froilan Galang, Bok Tiglao, Winwin Garbo, Dan Bayani, Gerry Magsino, Ranie De Leon and Cocoy Tiglao. This is inaccurate.
2. "The pre-poll survey was conducted by students of Don Honorio Ventura State University (DHVSU) and University of Assumption. The method of survey was random sampling, face-to-face interview with margin of error of three plus minus percent." I have some friends at DHVSU and they said that the university will not be in that kind of survey because it is run by the government. Also, the University of Assumption Research and Planning Office (RPO) denied any involvement in such survey.
I would like to point out that the latest polls conducted by a reputable firm Argus Research show Mayor Cris Garbo leading comfortably by 20% (61-39) and Vice Mayoralty Candidate Atty Geld Aquino ahead as well, by 12% (53-41). The ARGUS polls, being closest to the date of the polls, with more respondents and a slimmer margin of error, provides the people with information that can help them decide who their next public servant would be. The survey results are available if you want to peruse.
Inaccurate information has been published to create a misleading impression of upcoming polls and false mind setting. The reader is deliberately left to infer that some journalists and IOrbit News Online, adhere to fake news. which is untrue and which the writer must have known or suspected to be untrue. There is no evidence for, or truth in, these inferences in the article about the survey.
By publishing inaccuracies which foster and promote popular prejudices against free information, power and control, the article also damaged the reputation of the 2 universities and encouraged further deceit and lies to the public and netizens.
I'm writing the rejoinder to IOrbit for I believe in spirit of fairness, objectivity, truth which the Pampanga Press Club (PPC) adheres to being the owner of IOrbit News Online.
We request that you publish an article that will rectify the inaccuracies based on basic tenets of ethical and truthful journalism.
Dillon Dion M. Eroles
OIC-CIO, LGU of Mabalacat
The Editor in Chief iOrbitNews
The University of the Assumption categorically denies that the institution and its students were involved in the conduct of the "pre-poll survey" referred to in the article entitled "Delta, Jonjon, Halili, Boking top poll survey" which was posted on your website and facebook page on May 9, 2019.
In the spirit of fairness, we hope that proper action should be made to correct the article. Our best regards,
Fer Santos, UA External Affairs and Media Office.
Students conducted survey, not schools
The story indicated the students of Don Honorio Ventura State University and University of Assumption have conducted the pre-poll survey.
It did not say the survey was commissioned by the two schools. In the spirit of fairplay, iOrbitNews will publish your side of the story.
— Editor
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The dovish tone of the Fed statements provoked a sharp increase in gold prices, which by the end of the day strengthened by more than 1.2%.
The last FOMC meeting confirmed the worst concerns of investors, who expected a serious revision of the Fed policy for 2019-2020 and lower forecasts for the main economic indicators and interest rates increase. According to updated forecasts, the Fed no longer expects interest rate increases in 2019 and is considering the possibility of only one increase in 2020. The forecast for GDP growth in 2019 was reduced from 2.3% to 2.1%, in 2020 from 2.0% to 1.9%, in 2021 the forecast remained at 1.8%. Thus, the regulator signaled the completion of the interest rates increase cycle, which began more than three years ago.
As the main reasons for making this decision, Powell noted weak inflationary pressure, the situation in the stock markets, as well as a significant increase in external risks for the US economy.
For gold, the transition to a softer monetary policy on the part of the Fed is a strong long-term growth factor, as this decision will help weaken the dollar, in which the yellow metal is nominated, and reduce the yield of US government bonds, which are strong competitors for gold in terms of investment attractiveness.
The growth of quotations of gold was also supported by the comments of Trump on further trade relations between the United States and China. The American president said that the United States could keep the increased duty on Chinese goods for a sufficiently substantial period of time, even after the conclusion of a bilateral trade agreement. For the United States, this will be a kind of guarantee that the Chinese side will fulfill its obligations under the trade agreement, after which a phased abolition of duties may begin. Recall that yesterday, Bloomberg reported that there was no progress in trade negotiations, since the Chinese side wanted to get additional guarantees from the United States to cancel duties after an agreement was reached.
On the gold chart, the rising wave continues from the level of 1285.00, where the reversal formation appeared. Therefore, in the medium term, we expect further development of the bullish movement with the closest target 1340.00. At a longer distance, you can count on growth to the nearest local maximum at 1350.00.
Resistance Levels: 1320.00, 1330.00, 1340.00;
Support levels: 1311.00, 1300.00, 1295.00.
The main scenario - a correction to 1311.00 and the resumption of movement up to 1320.00.
An alternative scenario is the breakdown of support at 1311.00 and the return of the price to 1300.00.
Fundamental and technical analysis support the further development of the bullish movement, therefore, we still prefer longs from the level of 1311.00.
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Das Bergwerk Rozbark () ist ein ehemaliges Steinkohlenbergwerk im Ortsteil Rozbark/Roßberg von Beuthen Oberschlesien, Polen.

Geschichte

Vorgeschichte

In den Jahren 1855–1856 wurden Hugo Henckel von Donnersmarck die Steinkohlenfelder "Roßberg" (ursprünglich "Elise" genannt) und "Heinitz" in Roßberg (Rozbark) im Osten und Südosten von Beuthen (Bytom) verliehen. Den Namen erhielt die Grube als Ehrung des preußischen Staatsministers und Chef des Bergwerks- und Hüttendepartements Friedrich Anton von Heynitz. Wahrscheinlich fand hier nur zeitweilig eine Kohlengewinnung statt. Erst nachdem Otto Friedländer zusammen mit zwei seiner Brüder 1870 "Roßberg" und "Heinitz" von Donnersmarck gekauft und selbst 1872 die benachbarten Felder "Nanny" und "Moritz" erworben hatte, begann man mit dem Abteufen der beiden Schächte "Prittwitz" (ab 1945 "Stalmach") und "Mauve" (ab 1945 "Bonczyk") () im Feld "Heinitz" und einer regelmäßigen Steinkohlenförderung. 1874 wurden Pumpen zur Wasserhaltung installiert und Ende dieses Jahrzehnts eine Kohlesortieranlage in Betrieb genommen.

In dieser Zeit trug das Bergwerk mit einer Berechtsame von 8,57 km² den Namen Heinitz und Rossberg und hatte mit großen Schwierigkeiten zu kämpfen. Die oberflächennahen Flöze waren steil gelagert und enthielten nur minderwertige Kohle. Auch gab mehrere Grubenbrände und Probleme bei der Bewältigung der Wasserzuflüsse. Deshalb gerieten die Brüder Friedländer wirtschaftlich unter Druck, meldeten Konkurs an und mussten 1883 die Grube an ihre Gläubiger verkaufen.

Heinitzgrube bis 1922
Erst unter den neuen Besitzern kam es noch im gleichen Jahr zu einer Konsolidierung aller vier Felder und zur Schaffung der Gewerkschaft Heinitzgrube unter Vorsitz des Rittergutbesitzers Julius Schottländer. Sie veranlasste nach Probebohrungen ein Aufschließen besserer Flöze in 350 m Teufe und die Aufstellung neuer Wasserpumpen. Als nach diesen Investitionen dann aber ein Feuer in der Grube ausbrach und große Zerstörungen anrichtete, verkauften die Gewerke 1890 ihre Kuxe an die Gesellschaft Georg von Giesches Erben.

Die neuen Besitzer erweiterten die Kohleförderung erheblich, indem sie die Vorräte auf der 450-m- und der 540-m-Sohle aufschlossen. Der Förderung dienten 1912 die beiden Schächte Prittwitz (Doppelförderung; Seilfahrt; ausziehender Wetterschacht) und Mauve (Seilfahrt; einziehender Wetterschacht). Weitere Schächte waren: Römhild (645 m; Doppelförderung; Seilfahrt; einziehender Wetterschacht ()); Wetterschacht 342 m (ausziehend); Barbara (643 m; Seilfahrt; ausziehende ()).

1898 konnte mehr als eine halbe Million Tonnen Kohle gefördert werden; 1912 standen schon 7 Flöze mit einer Gesamtmächtigkeit von 25 m in Verhieb. Weiterhin erwarb der Giesche-Konzern noch die Felder "Hoffnung" (verliehen 1870) und "Heinitz-Fortsetzung" (verliehen 1904). Damit betrug die Feldgröße 11,05 km².

Während dieser Zeit war das Bergwerk in vielen Punkten sehr fortschrittlich und vorbildlich. So wurde 1903 eine Sicherheitsvorrichtung an den Fördermaschinen installiert, 1906 die erste Grubenwehr Oberschlesiens geschaffen und beim Abteufen des Römhildschachtes ein Gefrierverfahren in Anwendung gebracht. Die Förderung erreichte 838.970 t, weil auch Teile der benachbarten Grube Florentine angepachtet worden waren.

Die Zeit der Teilung Oberschlesiens und des Zweiten Weltkriegs
Durch die Teilung Oberschlesiens 1922 lagen 74,2 % der Grubenfelder (8,20 km²) auf deutscher und 25,8 % (2,85 km²) auf polnischer Seite, so dass der östliche Teil in diesem Jahr eine eigene Aufbereitung erhielt. Verwaltet wurde das gesamte Bergwerk durch die Bergwerksgesellschaft Georg von Giesches Erben in Breslau.

Am 31. Januar 1923 kam es zu einer Kohlenstaubexplosion im polnischen Teil der Heinitzgrube, bei der 145 Bergleute ums Leben kamen.

Im September 1924 wurde ein Denkmal für die Gefallenen des Ersten Weltkriegs aus Roßberg enthüllt. Es bestand aus einer Säule, um die eine halbrunde Mauer errichtet wurde, an der sich die Tafeln mit den Namen der Gefallenen, eine Bank und ein Relief befanden. Es ist heute nicht mehr vorhanden.

Während vom Ende des Ersten Weltkriegs bis zum Jahr 1925 die Produktion deutlich gesunken war, erreichte man jetzt wieder ein Niveau von 651.215 t, u. a. dank des Einsatzes neuer Techniken (Abbauhämmer, Schüttelrutschen, Elektrolokomotiven). Der Aufschluss des Nordfeldes erlaubte eine weitere Steigerung der Förderung auf 960.400 t im Jahr 1932. 1938 stellte sich die Situation folgendermaßen dar: 2.841 Mitarbeiter förderten 1,42 Mio. t Steinkohle aus den Sattel- und Rudaer Flözen, der Abbau erfolgte im Pfeilerbruchbau und im Strebbau mit Blasversatz und die beiden Förderschächte Prittwitz und Mauve hatten Teufen von 645 m bzw. 533 m.

In der Zeit des Zweiten Weltkriegs verblieb das Bergwerk im Besitz der "Bergwerksgesellschaft Georg von Giesches Erben" in Breslau. Während dieser Zeit mussten – wie auf vielen anderen Anlagen auch – neben zivilen Bergarbeitern auch Kriegsgefangene ihre Arbeit verrichten. Eine Quelle nennt für das Jahr 1943 eine Zahl von 472 Kriegsgefangenen gegenüber 2959 Zivilpersonen, sagt aber nichts über die Zusammensetzung und Freiwilligkeit der letztgenannten Gruppe aus.

KWK Rozbark
Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde das Bergwerk verstaatlicht und der Vereinigung der Kohlenindustrie von Beuthen (Bytomskie Zjednoczenie Przemysłu Węglowego) zugeordnet. Es erhielt den Namen Rozbark (ab 1999 Bytom II), die Schächte Prittwitz, Mauve und Römhild die Namen Stalmach, Bonczyk und Lompy.

Am 1. Januar 1971 erfolgte die Zusammenlegung mit der Zeche Łagiewniki, 2004 die Stilllegung.

Gegenwart
Mit Ausnahme des Wetterschachtes Barbara (früher Gerhard) und des Maschinenhauses des Schachtes Bonczyk wurden inzwischen fast alle Tagesanlagen abgerissen. Teile der noch vorhandenen Vorräte werden vom Bergwerk Piekary aus abgebaut.

Förderzahlen

Sportplatz
Der Spiel- und Sportverein Beuthener SuSV 09 trug seine Heimspiele bis 1939 auf dem Sportplatz Heinitzgrube aus.

Einzelnachweise

Literatur
 Jerzy Jaros: Słownik historyczny kopalń węgla na ziemiach polskich. Katowice 1984.
 Jahrbuch für den Oberbergamtsbezirk Breslau. Phönix-Verlag, Kattowitz/Breslau/Berlin 1913, digitalisierte Fassung unter http://www.dbc.wroc.pl/dlibra/publication?id=3349&tab=3 (letzter Zugriff am 17. Juli 2018).
 Kurt König: Der Steinkohlenbergbau in Oberschlesien von 1945–1955. Wissenschaftliche Beiträge zur Geschichte und Landeskunde Ost-Mitteleuropas. Herausgegeben vom Johann Gottfried Herder-Institut. Marburg 1958.
 Preußisches Oberbergamt zu Breslau (Hrsg.): Die schlesischen Bergwerke 1938. Verlag NS-Druckerei, Breslau.
 Damian Recław: Przemysł górnego Śląska na dawnej fotografii. Muzeum w Gliwicach 2015.

Weblinks
 43 Flötzkarten (sic) des Oberschlesischen Steinkohlebeckens als JPG-Dateien, die Feldgrenzen, Flöze und Schächte nach dem Bestand von 1902, herausgegeben vom "Verlag von Priebatsch's Buchhandlung, Breslau" (abgerufen am 17. Juli 2018)

Bergwerk in Bytom
Bergbau (Oberschlesien)
Stillgelegtes Bergwerk in Polen
Kohlebergwerk in Polen

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Review of Institutional Change (INST.F.20.050)
Policy Title: Review of Institutional Change
The review process for requests for changes in educational programs and/or method of delivery shall be determined in the following two ways: (1) each affiliated institution shall be assigned a designation by the Commission according to its experience and maturity in offering new educational programs and new methods of delivery, including offering distance and correspondence education; (2) the Commission shall determine the complexity of the specific proposed changes being requested for approval.
As determined by the designation of the institution and the complexity of the change, the change request will be reviewed by one of the following: a Change Panel; a Change Visit to the institution; or a Desk Review. All such change requests will be presented for final review and approval by a Commission decision-making body.
Review of a Campus. Institutions seeking Commission approval of a campus or branch that houses a full range of instruction as well as administrative and support services shall provide a business plan for the new campus that specifies the following:
the educational programs to be offered at the campus;
the projected revenues, expenditures and cash flow at the campus; and
the operational, management, and physical resources at the campus.
The specific change will be reviewed by an appropriate Substantive Change Panel composed of Commission peer reviewers. All such changes will be presented for final review and approval by a Commission decision-making body.
Within six months of the date the campus matriculates students and offers instruction, the Commission will conduct a campus visit.
Review of Additional Locations. The review process for additional locations offering 50% or more of an academic program shall be determined in the following two ways: (1) each affiliated institution shall be assigned a designation by the Commission according to its experience and maturity in offering new additional locations; (2) the Commission shall determine the complexity of the specific proposed changes being requested for approval. Such review shall include consideration of the institution's fiscal and administrative capacity to operate that location. The only exception shall be for institutions approved for access to the expedited approval programs, Desk Review for Additional Locations and Notification Program for Additional Locations, as defined in this policy.
As determined by the designation of the institution and the complexity of the change, a change request will be reviewed through one of the following processes: a Change Panel; a Change Visit to the institution; or a Desk Review. All such change requests will be presented for final review and approval by a Commission decision-making body.
Within six months of the date an institution matriculates students and begins instruction at any of its first three new additional locations, the Commission will conduct an on-site evaluation visit to that additional location.
Expedited Approvals of Additional Locations: Notification Program for Additional Locations. Institutions that have previously received approval from the Commission to initiate at least three additional locations may seek access to the Notification Program for Additional Locations. Such access shall reflect the Commission's determination that the institution has a proven record of educational and administrative oversight of such locations and has the capacity to extend that oversight to new additional locations. An institution's request for initial access to the Notification Program will be granted only after the institution has been reviewed by a Change Visit or other review resulting in a written report that documents the institution's compliance with appropriate requirements as outlined in this policy. Staff may act to remove an institution temporarily or permanently from the Notification Program in the following circumstances: 1) when an institution's capacity to provide appropriate oversight over its existing or future additional locations has been called into question; 2) when it has been placed on sanction or Show-Cause; or 3) when it has had its accreditation withdrawn even though such action may be stayed while pending appeal or other proceeding.
An institution with access to the Notification Program for Additional Locations will be able to open new additional locations as defined in the institution's Statement of Accreditation Status after notifying the Commission prior to initiating any new additional locations and receiving an acknowledgment that the Commission has added the new additional location to its database.
Access to the Notification Program for Additional Locations will be granted only to institutions that meet the following criteria:
accreditation by the Commission, prior to seeking access to the streamlined process, for at least 10 consecutive years with no record of any action during that period for Probation, Show-Cause, or monitoring of issues related to the quality of instruction or to the oversight of existing additional locations or campuses;
an institution that has been on Notice for issues unrelated to the quality of instruction or oversight of additional locations or campuses and was approved for the Notification program prior to being placed on Notice may seek readmission to the Notification program after the next comprehensive evaluation or after a period of four years, whichever is longer; if the Notice was related to the quality of the institution's off-campus instruction or related issues, the institution may not reapply until it has completed the ten years of good standing required for access to the Notification Program for Additional Locations;
demonstrated success in overseeing more than three locations;
no other Commission or other legal restrictions on additional locations and/or programs offered off campus; and
appropriate systems at the institution to ensure quality control of locations that include clearly identified academic controls; regular evaluation by the institution of its locations; a pattern of adequate faculty, facilities, resources, and academic/support systems; financial stability; and long-range planning for future expansion.
Continued institutional eligibility for access to the Notification Program for Additional Locations will be reviewed at least every five years, typically in conjunction with the comprehensive evaluation and the multi-location visit.
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Approval of Other Substantive Changes. The specific change requested by the institution will be reviewed by an appropriate Desk Review, Change Panel or by a Change Visit at the institution, as determined by Commission staff. All such changes will be presented for final review and approval by a Commission decision-making body.
Substantive Change Review Process Structure
Commission Change Panel. A Commission Change Panel shall consist of three or more Commission Peer Reviewers designated by the Commission who shall review applications for approval of substantive change submitted by institutions.
The Change Panel may seek additional information from the institution if such information is being sought to explain or clarify the materials provided by the institution in its application for change.
The Change Panel may recommend that the change be denied or that it be approved with or without additional monitoring as appropriate. Such recommendation will then be forwarded to an appropriate Commission decision-making body. The institution shall be given an opportunity to review the recommendation and provide an institutional response prior to consideration of the recommendation by the decision-making body.
Alternatively, the Change Panel may recommend that the change be further evaluated by an on-site evaluation team, either by a Change Visit or by a previously scheduled focused or comprehensive evaluation. The Change Panel may seek additional information from the institution if such information is being sought to explain or clarify the materials provided by the institution in its application for change.
Commission Change Visit. A Change Visit shall consist of a team of two or more Commission peer reviewers designated by the Commission who shall review applications for approval of substantive change submitted by institutions.
The Change Visit team may recommend that the change be approved, approved subject to additional monitoring, or denied. Such a recommendation will then be forwarded to an appropriate Commission decision-making body. The institution shall be given an opportunity to review the recommendation and provide an institutional response prior to consideration by the decision-making body.
Commission Desk Review. A Commission Desk Review shall consist of a review of a proposed institutional change conducted by an individual Commission official. The Desk Review will result in a recommendation for approval of substantive change to an appropriate Commission decision-making body.
Last Revised: February 2014
First Adopted: November 1999, June 2010
Revision History: November 1999, June 2009, June 2011, June 2012, November 2012, February 2014
Notes: Policies combined November 2012 – 3.2(b)1.1, 3.2(b)1.2, 3.2(b)1.3, 3.2(b)1.4, 3.2(b)1.4a, 3.2(b)1.4b, 3.2(b)1.4c, 3.2(b)1.4d, 3.2(b)1.4e, 3.2(b)1.5, 3.2(b)2, 3.2(b)2.1, 3.2(b)2.2, 3.2(b)2.3
INST.B.20.030
Submitting Required Materials for a Change Visit


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Great article by Seattle Times staff reporter Scott Hanson describes how inmates sew masks and gowns in the fight against Coronavirus.
The group, called the Sisters of Charity, formed about 20 years ago at the Washington Corrections Center for Women (WCCW) in Gig Harbor – many of whom are serving life sentences – make items from donated materials for about 30 different charities.
Reporter Scott Hanson reports that South King Fire & Rescue needed protective gowns for an anticipated surge in coronavirus cases this fall and winter, and the group was happy to help. Not only have they made 700 gowns for South King Fire & Rescue, they also made 300 for the Gig Harbor Fire Department, with 600 more on order.
"I think this project meant so much because it was a call to action and an opportunity for them to be part of their community despite the walls," said Carrie Hesch, WCCW's recreation and athletic director. "They are absolutely thrilled to be able to do something for the community and stay busy."
In one project home improvement giant Lowe's donated Tyvek, a fabric used in protective gear, and the group used an assembly-line process that allowed workers to keep socially distant; two groups of 15 worked in rotating shifts.
One gown can be made every 13 minutes, depending on the skill level of the seamstress. In two weeks, the first 700 were made. Then came the 300 for Gig Harbor. The group is also making masks for the incarcerated and has produced more than 4,000.
Great job, ladies!
Also, excellent reporting from Scott Hanson. His article is one in a periodic Seattle Times series called Stepping Up, highlighting moments of compassion, duty and community in uncertain times.
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L'Agulló és una masia del terme municipal de Granera, a la comarca catalana del Moianès. Pertany a la parròquia de Sant Martí de Granera.

Està situada a 752,5 metres d'altitud a prop i al nord-est del Barri de Baix de Granera, a migdia de la Serra Pelada. Queda a ponent del Pantà del Marcet.

S'hi accedeix des del Barri de Baix. Des de la carretera BV-1245 al seu pas per aquest barri, surt una pista rural en bon estat que en uns 700 metres, cap al nord-est, mena a l'Agulló.

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Porvoo (, švédsky Borgå) je finské město a přístav na pobřeží Finského zálivu. Leží asi 50 km na východ od Helsinek. Žije v něm asi 49 708 lidí. Porvoo je sídlem švédsky mluvící diecéze.

Město je známé svými starými dřevěnými domky a přístavními sklady, které jsou navrženy na zapsání do seznamu kulturního světového dědictví UNESCO.

Název
Název města vznikl podle pevnosti nedaleko řeky Porvoo, která městem protéká. Švédsky borg znamená hrad a å řeka.

Historie
Město je jedním ze šesti středověkých finských měst. Bylo založeno roku 1346. Katedrála byla postavena v letech 1414–1418, ale její nejstarší části jsou již z 13. století. Vyhořela 29. května 2006 po útoku žháře.

Když Švédsko ztratilo ve prospěch Ruska roku 1721 město Vyborg, muselo se biskupství přesunout do Porvoo, které v té době bylo druhým největším městem ve Finsku. Roku 1809 zde byl ustanoven Finský sněm a car Alexandr I. potvrdil novou finskou ústavu a postavení Finska v ruské říši jako autonomního velkovévodství.

Části obce
Porvoo má 15 městských částí. K obci také patří několik desítek vesnic.

Suomenkylä
Suomenkylä je vesnice severně od centra Porvoo na břehu řeky Porvoo. V Suomenkylä stojí stará škola z roku 1898 založená spisovatelem Linnankoskim. Ve vesnici jsou také dvě pohřebiště z doby bronzové.

Kilpilahti
Kilpilahti je vesnice asi 15 km západně od centra Porvoo na pobřeží. Je zde ropný přístav a zóna s petrochemickým průmyslem.

Zajímavosti
Porvoo je jediným finským místem, po kterém jsou pojmenovány hned dva astronomické objekty. Prvním je planetka 1757 Porvoo o průměru 9,8 km a druhým je kráter na jižní polokouli Marsu.

Známé osobnosti
 Johan Ludvig Runeberg (1804–1877), finsko-švédský básník
 Georg Magnus Sprengtporten (1740–1819), švédský, finský a ruský politik, první generální guvernér Finského velkoknížectví
 Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905), malíř
 Ville Vallgren (1855–1940) , sochař
 Vladimir Kirillovič Romanov (1917–1992), ruský velkovévoda
 Sami Hyypiä (* 1973), fotbalista

Partnerská města

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Externí odkazy

Přístavní města ve Finsku
Přístavní města Baltského moře
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Following a search, Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges' Board of Trustees has named Dr. Charlito P. Cadag as the college's fifth president. In accordance with Section 6 of Republic Act No. 8292, otherwise known as the "Higher Education Modernization Act of 1997," including Sections 21, 25, and 27 of its Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations, and by virtue of Resolution No. 40, Series of 2019, passed on July 10, 2019 by the Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges (CSPC) Board of Trustees, Dr. Charlito P. Cadag who is currently the Vice-President for Academic Affairs of the Central Bicol State University of Agriculture was appointed as President of CSPC for a term of four years commencing on July 10, 2019 and expiring on July 9, 2023.
Dr. Cadag, who is fondly called by his family, friends, and colleagues as "Choy," was born on March 20, 1962, in Jovellar, Albay. He is the husband of Mrs. Ma. Victoria Pena Oquendo-Cadag, the current Supply Management Officer of Central Bicol State University of Agriculture (CBSUA) and the father of Charles Kevin, Charles Ralph, Charles Kenn, and Charles Byron. Besides graduating Cum Laude in Agriculture, with Agronomy as his major, in 1984 in Camarines Sur State Agricultural College (CSSAC), now CBSUA, he was also awarded the Academic Excellence Award and Best in Academic Performance in Crop Science recognitions.
Learning to him is never-ending and must be continued with determination and excellence, that's why he took Master in Agricultural Extension in 1987 in University of the Philippines – Los Baños and Master of Science in Agronomy minor in Development Education in 1992 in CSSAC. He then pursued further studies by pursuing Doctorate of Philosophy in Development Education in 2014 in CBSUA.
Before being appointed as the new College president of CSPC, he works in CBSUA as an Associate Professor V and Professor III; the dean and faculty of the Graduate School; a faculty in the College of Development Education; and an affiliate faculty in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
Yet, before his current positions in CBSUA, he worked as the Assistant Director of the institution's Planning and Development Unit – Management Information Service; Regional Coordinator of the Management Information Services for Region V under the Bicol Consortium for Agricultural Resources Research and Development, or the BCARRD; Director of the Division of Extension Services; Overall Team Leader of the University Social Marketing; and Division Director of the University's Office of Student Affairs and Services.
A Licensed Professional Teacher; Student Services Administrator; Peer Reviewer of Research Output for Publication; Research Evaluator; Script and Speech Writer; Technical and Language Editor of Doctorate Dissertations, Master's Theses, and Instructional Materials; Resource Speaker in local, national, and international undertakings; AACCUP Senior Accreditor (OBE-trained for Advanced Level Programs); and ISA Assessor – these are only few of his major qualifications and competence.
Indeed, his proven dedication to optimizing success and organizational performance, along with his excellent, analytical, and communication skills, will be truly valuable in CSPC's continuous quest in providing excellent and quality education and services to its students, clients, and stakeholders.
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