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The Worst Date in DC: Getting to Know a Circumcised Comedian Over Drinks
5 reasons why dying alone is probably better than going on this date.
Written by Elaina Plott
| Published on December 16, 2016
In 5 Reasons Why Dying Alone Is Probably Better Than Going on This Date, we ask anonymous Washingtonians to chronicle their tragic attempts at romance in the city. On Fridays, we put it on the internet. This week:
Does: PR, 35 at the time
Lives: Alexandria
Is: Female
Relationship history, in one word: inconsistent
On a date with:
Does: Works for a defense contractor, 39
Is: Male
So how did you meet him?
Late night at Lola's on Barracks Row (now closed). We exchanged business cards.
Elephant & Castle on Pennsylvania Ave for drinks and appetizers.
What are the five reasons dying alone is probably better than going on this date?
1. About three sips into my first glass of wine, he told me he was circumcised. I did NOT ask, nor were we discussing this subject whatsoever. Making matters worse, he further clarified the meaning of circumcision: "As in, I don't have any extra skin on my manhood." Yep, I got it.
2. In high school, he and his friends made a bet about who could bring the hottest date to prom. No one thought he had game, but he showed them all by asking a popular girl to the dance. She not only agreed to go with him, but she also wore a skin-tight red dress. He won the bet!
I wondered why he wanted me to know this story. Soon his rationale became clear: He'd recently reconnected with his prom date on Facebook. He then proceeded to read aloud a recent (lengthy) text conversation between the two:
"So I said, 'do you still have that red dress,' then she said, 'of course,' then I said, 'I bet you're still hot,' then she said 'you always were a great guy.'"
This went on for 10 minutes, at least.
3. He and his friends have group text battles where they compete to see who can send the most offensive pictures. At first I was like "whatever, that's totally a guy thing and no big deal" but then he scrolled through all the texts to show me the truly disgusting pictures, all while he cackled with laughter. I was horrified.
4. "I'm a comedian!" he reiterated several times during the date. Fair enough. Perhaps I wasn't his target audience. Case in point: He proudly told me about the three "legit stalkers" he's had throughout his life. Then he looked me square in the eyes and said, "I think I'm ready for another one."
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5. After the date, he offered to walk me to the Metro. I agreed. During our walk, my dress blew in the wind and I noticed him check out my legs. It was awkward so I made a comment about my super-pale legs. He said, "eh, I'm not a leg guy anyway." I said, "What kind of guy are you?" He said, "I'm a vagina guy." Set myself up for that one.
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Elaina Plott joined Washingtonian in June 2016 as a staff writer. She has written about her past life as an Ann Coulter fangirl, how the Obamas changed Washington, and the rise and fall of Roll Call. She previously covered Congress for National Review. Her writing has appeared in the New York Observer, GQ, and Harper's Bazaar.
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Is regarded as the "Gold Standard" treatment (the best).
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Cats live an average 4 more years following treatment.
Only this diet can be fed.
Cost over 4 years approx. $800.00 over normal feeding costs. Fussy feeders and multicat households may find this difficult to manage.
How is the treatment given? Orally, no anaesthetic or injections required!
We act as a referral clinic for this specialist treatment, so if your cat has been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism by your vet, they can contact us to discuss treatment options.
So your cat has been diagnosed with Hyperthyroidism … here's what you should know.
The clinical signs caused by hyperthyroidism can be quite dramatic and cats can become seriously ill. These cats often look older as the disease is wearing their bodies out fast!
Hyperthyroidism can lead to changes in the heart, as it elevates the heart rate and makes the heart work harder. Over time the heart muscle gets enlarged and thickened and if untreated this can lead to heart failure.
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Due to the often advanced age of hyperthyroid cats, chronic renal failure can be another complicating factor, as this is also a common disease in older cats. Hyperthyroidism often improves blood pressure in the kidneys and this improves their function. When the hyperthyroidism is treated this can often unmask poor kidney function so a fine balance needs to be found between treating the overactive thyroid and supporting the kidneys.
This is not a curative treatment but can be used long-term. To control the thyroid function, anti thyroid drugs are given in the form of tablets. The tablets are usually given twice a day for the rest of your cat's life. Initially your cat will need a follow up blood test to establish the correct dose. The medication is safe and effective for most cats. Side effects such as poor appetite, vomiting, lethargy, skin irritations and blood count changes can however occur in some cats.
This might sound a bit scary but it is the current treatment of choice for most hyperthyroid cats as it is a safe and effective cure.
Radioactive iodine is administered as an oral suspension (liquid form) which then selectively destroys the abnormal thyroid cells. This is curative in 95% of all hyperthyroid cases. There is no anaesthetic involved and there are no direct side effects or radiation sickness.
Because this treatment involves the handling of radioactive substances it can only be performed in special licensed facilities.
The patients are hospitalised for one week in a special facility until the radiation level has fallen to acceptable limits. They can then be discharged and taken home with special instructions in regards to their care and handling over the next two weeks or there is the option to leave the cat for the entire three weeks. The cats will require a follow up blood test 3 months after the treatment to show the effectiveness of the treatment and to monitor kidney function.
If your cat is referred for radioactive iodine treatment, it is important that they are fed only a premium diet for at least 2 weeks prior to treatment, as failure to do so can prevent the treatment from being successful. In this case, a premium diet consists of absolutely no fish or fish-based foods, commercial jellimeats or foods high in iodine. To be safe, we recommend Hills Science Diet or Iams chicken-based foods. If you have any queries about this or if your cat already has specific dietary requirements please ensure you or your vet checks with us that the food is suitable to give your cat prior to treatment.
We also strongly suggest that you check that your cat is not getting food from anywhere else, e.g. that your neighbours are not feeding them. If your cat is hyperthyroid then they are likely to be seeking out food wherever they can, and may be well known around the neighbourhood. If your cat has access to non-premium foods elsewhere, treatment success is still jeopardized despite having a premium diet at home.


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  let!(:faculty_project) { build(:faculty_project) }
  let!(:staff_project) { build(:staff_project) }

  it "project should belong to Project class" do
    expect(project.class.name).to eq("Project")
  end

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PHUKET: Thailand has to revise its strategy concerning a regional single visa scheme, or it could lose millions of tourists to neighboring countries, which are kicking off the "CLMV Single Visa" next year without the Kingdom's participation.
Five countries – Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar – agreed in 2005 to relax immigration procedures to attract more non-ASEAN visitors to the region under the framework of Ayeyawady-Chao Phraya-Mekong Economic Cooperation. They created the "Five Countries One Destination" campaign and ACMEC Single Visa to attract tourists from outside the region, especially from Europe, North America and Australia.
Tourists applying for a visa at any of the countries would automatically be allowed entry to the other four countries under the scheme, which is similar to Europe's Schengen system.
In July, the CLMV Single Visa was launched by Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.
These four nations plan to promote the new visa scheme to targeted markets at the World Travel Mart in London from November 5-8 and to alliances at the world's largest tourism trade fair in Germany early next year.
Thanate Vorasaran, vice president of the Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT), said on Tuesday that Thailand was left out because of its stance on issuing visas.
The government, after years of negotiation, refused to join the agreement, saying it already permitted visitors from up to 45 nations to enter without a visa.
Thailand also signed a deal with Cambodia in 2007 for a single-visa scheme, but it is not yet activated. However, at all border checkpoints, Thai officials are ready to assist third-country tourists from Cambodia to pass through immigration.
Besides its unclear policy, Thailand was also suspected of fearing a loss of revenue from visa fees if it joined ACMEC, which requires tourists to pay the fee at the country of entry.
"In fact, all four countries need Thailand because they want tourists from Thailand," Thanate said.
China is now the largest source of Thai tourism revenue. Thailand could earn more than 1 billion baht per year in visa fees from the more than 2 million Chinese tourists expected to travel to the Kingdom.
About 2.2 million Chinese are expected to visit Thailand this year, up from 1.7 million last year. If neighboring countries waive visa fees for the Chinese, Thailand will suffer a huge loss. Tourists from third countries may shift to destinations in Indochina and Myanmar.
Vietnam was reported as having already waived entry permits for Chinese tourists, but the visa fee has been retained.
Sisdivachr Cheewarattanaporn, president of the Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA), has been urging the government for years to waive the visa fee for Chinese visitors.
"Private operators in Thailand now fear that inbound tourism will drop if non-ASEAN tourists enjoy greater convenience when entering other countries. Though we are in a strategic location, we will be unable to grasp the opportunity," he said.
To build tourism competitiveness, the TCT and ATTA urged the Foreign Ministry to rejoin the CLMV Single Visa by fine-tuning the agreement or doing more bilateral deals with each country.
Kongkrit Hirantakit, a tourism adviser to Deputy Prime Minister Kittiratt Na-Ranong, said cross-border and intra-regional travel were parts of the main focus of the government to improve Thailand's tourism industry. He has advised the Foreign and Tourism ministries to link Thai tourism with all ASEAN countries to regain the country's competitiveness. Thai tourism's edge has already dropped for five straight years despite the growth in arrivals.
Thailand's share of the regional tourism market plunged from 38 per cent in 2008 to 33 per cent last year. Singapore and Malaysia became key rivals, as they have developed many new attractions and continue progressive plans.
About 80 million visitors travel into the region. Of them, 36 million or 45 per cent are from ASEAN countries and 44 million are from outside the region.
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IT WAS a corner of Dublin that was once one of Scotland's happiest away hunting grounds, but it is 17 years since they left Lansdowne Road with a win against their name.
Now revamped as the Aviva Stadium, the Scots once went 12 years from 1988 to 2000 unbeaten at the home of Irish rugby, but it has been a long time between victory pints of the black stuff south of the Liffey, with the only respite coming in 2010 when Dan Parks' brilliant late penalty secured a rare win on Hibernian soil at the HQ of Gaelic sports Croke Park, while the state-of-the art venue for tonight's match was being constructed.
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Now the second ranked team in world, the Six Nations champions come in off the back of an impressive win in Wales last weekend and will contain in their line-up a number of fringe men who know big performances are needed to force themselves into a settled, winning team.
Scotland will look to be positive but preventing the confident Irish from getting an early head of steam up will be crucial.
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"The first 20 minutes against Ireland will be the first time we have been under severe pressure [this summer]. After the Six Nations a lot of the guys went back to their club and were put under pressure there.
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Its Official: Windows 7 Beta Available
Microsoft last night officially released the first beta of its Windows 7 to MSDN and TechNet subscribers. The beta will be open to all testers sometime today afternoon.
Windows 7 has been there Out in the Wild (Torrents, etc) since December. Windows 7 features and screen shots can be viewed here.
The release of the beta had been widely expected in recent days but CEO Steve Ballmer made it official Wednesday night in the opening keynote address at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
In his CES keynote, Ballmer indicated that he wants a broad swath of users and developers to test Windows 7 Beta 1 Build 7000. "We are on track to deliver the best version of Windows ever, we are putting in all the right ingredients — simplicity, reliability and speed and working hard to get it right and to get it ready," Ballmer said.
A recorded video of the keynote address can be viewed here.
January 9, 2009 Posted by Anukul | Microsoft, Software, Technology | Microsoft, Operating System, TechNet, Windows 7 | Leave a comment
First Look: Windows 7 (Pre Beta)
Microsoft has officially revealed the name of the successor to Windows Vista, and it's not Vista II, ReVista or AltaVista. Its Windows 7. No definite release date for Windows 7 has been announced by Microsoft.
The shocking revelation on Microsoft's Vista blog is that the final name of what we now call Windows 7 will be… Windows 7. Mike Nash, corporate vice-president, Windows Product Management, says: "Simply put, this is the seventh release of Windows, so therefore Windows 7 just makes sense."
More screenshots of Windows 7 here:-
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So what's in Windows 7?
The most visible new features are enhancements that streamline core Windows tasks like connecting to a wireless network or organizing a digital music collection. But the new OS features are more than just skin-deep; there are also improvements to core components, such as an innovative way to stream music and other media directly to network-connected media players.
Some of the tweaks to the Windows interface are blindingly obvious, at least in retrospect. Explorer windows now include a button that toggles the preview pane on and off; in Vista, you have to drill three levels deep into a menu to enable or disable the preview pane. Much cooler is the new technique for maximizing, restoring, and resizing a window. Drag the window's title bar to the top of the screen and it maximizes. Drag the title bar of a maximized window away from the top of the screen and it restores to its former position. Drag a window to either side of the screen and it resizes to fill half the screen. Drag another window to the opposite side and, voila, you now have two windows arranged side by. side
Some other key enhancements-
For starters, the Quick Launch bar is gone; its capabilities are now integrated directly into the taskbar. If you recognize some similarities to the Dock in OS X, you're half right.
You can permanently place program icons on the taskbar, where they allow one-click access to programs. Running programs appear on the taskbar as well.
You'll find that other common tasks have been greatly simplified. For example, it;s now much easier to connect to a wireless network: when a wireless network is available, a tray icon glows. Click to pop up a list of available networks, and click again to choose a network and enter a passphrase or connect to a browser-based logon screen a a hotspot or airport.
Networking is tricky, especially for home users. With Vista, Microsoft tried to consolidate networking features in a single location, the Network and Sharing Center, with decidedly mixed results. In Windows 7, the Network and Sharing Center gets a radical overhaul designed to make it simpler to set up and manage small networks. In Windows 7, the Network and Sharing Center includes four links to common tasks instead of a long list of detailed options.
Homegroups also offer an interesting capability that digital media fanatics should love: From within Windows, you can stream media to any DLNA server or to a Media Center extender, without jumping through a bunch of configuration hoops.
Enterprise customers will have plenty of new stuff to chew on, as well. The PowerShell scripting language is part of Windows 7, as are a host of new troubleshooting and administration tools. Special mention for the new Program Compatibility Troubleshooter, which lets you fix programs that fail to run correctly because of permission problems or hard-coded version checks.
BitLocker also gets a new features: the capability to encrypt the contents of a USB flash drive or other removable storage device. This is a logical extension of the BitLocker feature, which first appeared in Vista and was enhanced in Vista Service Pack 1 to allow encryption of hard disks other than the system volume.
Take a look at the Windows 7 Features, Screenshots & Demo in a YouTube video
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October 29, 2008 Posted by Anukul | Microsoft, Technology | Microsoft, Operating System, Vista, Windows 7 | 1 Comment

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Q: State of selected items in view or viewmodel? Myself and my colleague were having a discussion about MVVM and how lists and selected items should be stored in view / viewmodel.
I think the viewmodel should only offer up the data and allow the view to interpret it how it likes. It could display it as a list with a selected item or it could show it completely differently.
Therefore I think the viewmodel should look like this:
public class MajorVM
{
    ObservableCollection<MinorVM> List
}

And the view like this:
<Grid>
    <Listbox Key=ListBox Items=Binding DataContext.List />
    <ContentControl Content=Binding ListBox.SelectedItem />
</Grid>

My colleague thinks that I'm changing between data contexts making the view code harder to follow.
My colleague believes the viewmodel should contain the state of the view and that this will allow easier manipulation of the view in future. E.g. controlling selection via the viewmodel.
Therefore it would look like:
public class MajorVM
{
    ObservableCollection<MinorVM> List
    MinorVM SelectedItem
}

With a view that looks like this:
<Grid>
    <Listbox Items=Binding DataContext.List />
    <ContentControl Content=Binding DataContext.SelectedItem />
</Grid>

To me this doesn't seem correct because the viewmodel now has a SelectedItem property on it that isn't mentioned anywhere other than the view. It's a view implementation on the viewmodel.

A: Its generally better to bind controls in the View to Properties of the ViewModel rather than other aspects of the View.
There is one clear benefit to the ViewModel having SelectedItem in this case, which is that without it no item is initially selected when the view is displayed.
It's hard to put a line in the sand that demarks 'this functionality is ok to add to a control' and 'this functionality should be put in the viewmodel' though.
Effectively here you are simply making a compound control with a selection and detail view. There's nothing which makes that quantitatively different from, say a ComboBox/DropDown control.
But if we do want to add some custom logic, say we want to select extra info from the database for the selected item. Having the selected item and an ItemSelected command on the ViewModel will make this much easier.
With WPF you have a number of options when it comes to adding custom logic.

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*Code Behind page. You can handle events and directly manipulate controls

*Custom Controls. You can override the behaviours of a control, changing its logic.

*Behaviours. You can add extra behaviour which can be linked to a control in the view

*Binding - to VM. You can bind controls to properties of its data context

*Binding - to View. You can bind to properties of other Controls

*Styles - You can use styles and data triggers to change the properties of Controls

*Data Templates. You can customise a control with a Data Template

*Content Templates. You can change the way a control presents itself

*Custom Converters. You can put logic in converters to change the way a binding works eg EnumToBrush

You are overloaded with options and they all work in different ways. But if you are doing MVVM try to favour Binding to VM and Behaviours

A: Typically, a SelectedItem target binding belongs on the ViewModel.
This is because you usually want to do something with the SelectedItem (edit, delete, etc).
Having the SelectedItem on the VM also allows you to change the SelectedItem from VM code in reaction to other events in the system.
Now, if this specific SelectedItem is only for viewing purposes then you could make the case that it only belongs in the view.  However, I find this to be an unusual approach for the MVVM pattern and I can see where it could be considered confusing.

A:
The viewmodel doesn't do anything with the selected item. It's only for determining which content is shown in the ContentControl.

Then you don't need a SelectedItem property in the ViewModel. Simple as that.
However, that means that you must now take responsibility for updating the ContentControl in the View yourself using code behind, whereas if you'd exposed a SelectedItem on the ViewModel instead, you could have simply used Linq and data binding to accomplish the same thing in the ViewModel.
Technically, what data you decide to display in your ContentControl is a business rule, not a UI function.  If you can implement such business rules in the ViewModel, it is better from a maintenance perspective, since the View doesn't have to care about the data mechanics.

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#include <QLabel>
#include <QListView>
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class ApplicationController;
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class ContactList;
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I have far less that 8000 characters but still I can not list!
Sometimes it happens if you try to copy & paste from another site on the internet.
The photos were new, I just took them yesterday, and most of the text was new.
I am going to try from scratch again now.
Have a look at the source code of the listing. The character count is based on that, not on the WYSIWYG preview of your listing. Often there is useless code that you can take out to reduce character counts.
Excuse my ignorance...where do I find the source code so I can check?
I did a completely new listing from scratch, it accepts the picture and a 3 word heading.....that's fine......as soon as I start to add a description it gives me that message when I start to save....very frustrating.
I found how to access the source code Luke....but still trying to load a page.
I thought the BoB "tecsperts" would have some input!!!
It can be VERY frustrating!
I get this error all the time, although I use my own photo's and text. I then go and delete lines and lines in the source code, but it keeps on multiplying. It's a terrible frustration.
I found modifying the source code did not help at all.
I made a completely new selling page with no copy/paste with a new photo and had no further problems.
I then used this page as a basis for further listings, have done about 70 up to now with no problems whatsoever.
Loading the photos still takes over a minute but I reasoned that this is due to the fact we can now load much larger scans/pictures.


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Ukrainian Perspective


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John C Reed3,
Ulf R Rapp2 &
Michael Sendtner1
Nature Neuroscience volume 8, pages1169–1178(2005)Cite this article
Bag1 is a cochaperone for the heat-shock protein Hsp70 that interacts with C-Raf, B-Raf, Akt, Bcl-2, steroid hormone receptors and other proteins. Here we use targeted gene disruption in mice to show that Bag1 has an essential role in the survival of differentiating neurons and hematopoietic cells. Cells of the fetal liver and developing nervous system in Bag1−/− mice underwent massive apoptosis. Lack of Bag1 did not disturb the primary function of Akt or Raf, as phosphorylation of the forkhead transcription factor FKHR and activation of extracellular signal–regulated kinase (Erk)-1/2 were not affected. However, the defect was associated with the disturbance of a tripartite complex formed by Akt, B-Raf and Bag1, in addition to the absence of Bad phosphorylation at Ser136. We also observed reduced expression of members of the inhibitor of apoptosis (IAP) family. Our data show that Bag1 is a physiological mediator of extracellular survival signals linked to the cellular mechanisms that prevent apoptosis in hematopoietic and neuronal progenitor cells.
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Figure 1: Targeted disruption of Bag1 by homologous recombination.
Figure 2: Bag1 mutant embryos show severe defects in the forebrain and liver.
Figure 3: Differentiation and survival of spinal motoneurons is impaired in Bag1−/− embryos.
Figure 4: Enhanced apoptosis of differentiating neurons from Bag1-mutant neural stem cells.
Figure 5: Enhanced apoptosis of differentiating neurons from spinal cords of Bag1 mutants.
Figure 6: Specific lack of Bad phosphorylation at Ser136 is not caused by inhibition of MAPK and Akt in Bag1−/− embryos.
Figure 7: Bag1 is necessary to form a complex of Bag1, Hsp70, Raf and Akt.
Figure 8: Loss of Bag1 leads to changes in mitochondrial localization of Akt and Raf in isolated motoneurons.
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We thank M. Pfister, J. Marcano and K. Kalus for excellent technical assistance; R. McKay (US National Institutes of Health) for providing the nestin-specific antibody; T. Jessell for providing the islet-1/2 hybridoma (39.4D5) through the Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank; and R. Timpl for the kind donation of laminin. This work was supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (SE 697/3-3, SFB487, TP C4 and SFB581 TP B4 and B17), the US National Institutes of Health (CA67385) and the Hermann and Lilly Schilling Foundation.
Jakob Troppmair
Present address: Daniel-Swarowski Research Lab, Department of General and Transplant Surgery, Innsbruck Medical University, Innsbruck, Austria
Rudolf Götz and Stefan Wiese: These authors contributed equally to this work.
Institut für Klinische Neurobiologie, University of Würzburg, Josef Schneider Str. 11, Würzburg, D-97080, Germany
Rudolf Götz, Stefan Wiese, Wilfried Rossoll, Ulrich Schweizer, Sibylle Jablonka, Bettina Holtmann & Michael Sendtner
Institut für Medizinische Strahlenkunde und Zellforschung (MSZ), University of Würzburg, Versbacher Str. 5, Würzburg, D-97078, Germany
Guadalupe C Camarero, Jakob Troppmair & Ulf R Rapp
The Burnham Institute, La Jolla, 92037, California, USA
Shinichi Takayama & John C Reed
Rudolf Götz
Stefan Wiese
Shinichi Takayama
Guadalupe C Camarero
Wilfried Rossoll
Ulrich Schweizer
Sibylle Jablonka
Bettina Holtmann
John C Reed
Ulf R Rapp
Michael Sendtner
Correspondence to Michael Sendtner.
The authors declare no competing financial interests.
Supplementary Fig. 1
Activated caspase 3 immunoreactivity is increased in E10.5 and E11.5 bag-1−/− embryonic forebrain. (PDF 7732 kb)
Enhanced apoptosis of differentiating neurons from bag-1−/− Pax6-positive neural stem cells. (PDF 3237 kb)
Knockdown of Bag-1 by RNAi results in loss of Bag-1 immunohistochemistry. (PDF 775 kb)
Enhanced apoptosis of differentiating neurons in the forebrain of bag-1−/− mice. (PDF 8622 kb)
Model for the interaction of a complex formed by Bag-1, Hsp70, B-Raf and Akt and its substrate Bad in wild-type mice and disturbance of this process in bag-1−/− mice. (PDF 157 kb)
Supplementary Table 1
Number of apoptotic cells in spinal cord and brain sections of bag-1+/+ and bag-1−/− mice. (PDF 36 kb)
Supplementary Methods (PDF 96 kb)
Götz, R., Wiese, S., Takayama, S. et al. Bag1 is essential for differentiation and survival of hematopoietic and neuronal cells. Nat Neurosci 8, 1169–1178 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/nn1524
Issue Date: 01 September 2005
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/nn1524
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Traditionally, every week we bring you a list of the top former Seahawks players who continue their career in pro basketball.
#1. Jonathon Williams (6'6''-F-90, graduated '13, plays pro in Holland) could not help Den Bosch (13-5) in their last game. Despite his good performance Den Bosch lost 79-85 on the road to the lower-ranked (#8) Amsterdam. Williams recorded 12 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and made 2 blocks in 35 minutes. Williams has individually a very good year with high stats. He averages 15.5ppg, 4.5rpg, 2.3apg and 1.2spg in 15 games he played so far.
#2. Experienced Durell Vinson (6'8''-C/F-85, graduated '08, plays in Switzerland) led Lakers to an easy victory against the closely-ranked Boncourt (7-8) 85-70 in the Swiss SBL last Saturday. He recorded a double-double by scoring 13 points and getting 19 rebounds. Riviera Lakers (8-8) are placed sixth in the SBL. There are only four games left until the end of the Regular Season. So now every game will be critical. Vinson has relatively good stats this season 12.3ppg, 10.8rpg, 2.7apg and 1.1spg.
#3. Jojo Cooper (6'0''-G-95, graduated '18, currently in Germany) was the major contributor in Muenster's victory against the tenth-ranked Titans (8-11) 75-67 in the German ProB (third division) on Sunday night. Cooper recorded 17 points, 5 rebounds and 9 assists in 31 minutes; quite an impressive performance considering it's only his first season in pro basketball. WWU Baskets Muenster (13-6) is placed first in North group. It was his team's 12th consecutive victory in a row. There are only three games left until the end of the Regular Season. So now every game is very crucial. Cooper has relatively good stats this year 13.4ppg, 6.7rpg, 7.1apg and 2.4spg in 19 games.
#4. Nick Madray (6'9''-F-94, graduated '18, plays pro in United Kingdom) was not able to help DBL Sharks Sheffield in their game against Leicester Riders (12-4) in the British BBL. Madray's contribution was not very remarkable in Friday's game. He recorded only 2 points. DBL Sharks Sheffield was defeated 77-69 in Leicester by the second-ranked Riders. This season Madray averages 3.0ppg. He has also Polish passport.
#5. Clayfell Harris (6'8''-C-87, played in 2007-11, plays in United Kingdom) was not able to secure a victory for Bradford Dragons (6-8) in their game against Worthing Thunder (13-4) in the British NBL D1 (second division). Harris scored 5 points and grabbed 5 rebounds in 13 minutes. Bradford Dragons was crushed 98-67 in Worthing by the second-ranked Thunder. It was Bradford Dragons' fifth consecutive loss in a row. This year Harris averages 2.6ppg and 1.7rpg in 11 games.
#6. Orlando Parker (6'8''-F-91, graduated '14, currently in Germany) managed to help PS Karlsruhe Lions to win against the 13th-ranked Uni Baskets 67-49 in the German ProA (second division) on Saturday night. He scored only 4 points, had 5 rebounds and made 4 blocks. Parker has relatively good stats this season 12.6ppg and 6.4rpg.
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We bring you last week's top former 49ers players who are currently playing in pro basketball.
#1. Casper Ware (5'10''-PG-90, graduated '12, plays pro in Poland) was the major contributor in a BM Slam Stal Ostrow Wlkp.'s victory against the 13th-ranked Spojnia Stargard (8-21) 88-79 in the Polish EBL on Saturday night. He scored 16 points and added 7 assists in 28 minutes. BM Slam Stal Ostrow Wlkp. (20-9) is placed fifth in the EBL. Ware's team will play only one more game in the Regular Season. And that game will be critical. Ware has individually a very good season with high stats. He averages 17.6ppg, 2.0rpg, 4.6apg and 1.8spg.
#2. James Ennis (6'7''-F/G-90, graduated '13, plays in the NBA) led Philadelphia 76ers to an easy victory against the Brooklyn Nets (42-40) crushing them 122-100 in the NBA in Tuesday night's game. He scored 11 points and added 3 assists. The Philadelphia 76ers have a solid 51-31 record this season. This year Ennis averages 5.6ppg and 3.6rpg in 22 games he played so far.
#3. Eugene Phelps (6'6''-F-90, graduated '12, currently in Puerto Rico) led Atleticos de San German to a 2-point victory against the closely-ranked Piratas (12-8) 87-85 in the Puerto Rican BSN last Sunday. He scored 16 points, had 7 rebounds, passed 7 assists and added 3 blocks in 37 minutes. It was the game of the round between two top 4 ranked teams. Atleticos de San Germanis placed fourth in the BSN. This season Phelps has very high stats. He averages 19.2ppg, 10.8rpg, 3.7apg and 1.5bpg.
#4. Nick Faust (6'6''-SF-93, graduated '16, plays pro in Hungary) could not help Atomeromu (15-15) in their last game. Despite his very good performance the second-placed Atomeromu (15-15) was edged 83-81 at home by the leading KTE-Duna in the Places 6-10 group. Faust was the top scorer with 22 points. He also added 7 rebounds; quite an impressive performance considering it's only Faust's third season in pro basketball. It was Atomeromu's first loss after three consecutive victories. There are only four games left until the end of the Second Stage. So now every game is very crucial. Faust has very impressive stats this year 15.5ppg, 6.1rpg, 2.2apg and 1.7spg in 30 games.
#5. Evan Payne (6'1''-PG-93, graduated '17, plays in North Macedonia) was not able to help Kozuv (12-11) in their game last Wednesday. Despite Payne's very good performance the fifth-placed Kozuv (12-11) was defeated 87-78 in a derby game by the higher-ranked Blokotehna (#4) in the Places 1-6 group. He was the second best scorer with 17 points. Payne also added 7 rebounds and dished 4 assists (went 6 for 6 at the free throw line) in 33 minutes. This season Payne has very high stats. He averages 16.3ppg, 4.0rpg, 2.8apg and 1.8spg.
#6. David Samuels (6'8''-F/C-91, graduated '15, currently in Spain), who plays in the Spanish LEB Silver (third division) was not able to secure a victory for Estela (15-16) in their last game. Despite his good performance the sixth-placed Estela was badly defeated 84-66 on the road by the second-ranked Villarrobledo in the West group. Samuels recorded 14 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. Samuels has relatively good stats this year 11.3ppg, 8.0rpg and 1.4spg in 12 games. He is a naturalized Jamaican.
#7. Tyler Lamb (6'5''-G-91, graduated '15, plays pro in Thailand) contributed to a Mono Vampire's victory against the closely-ranked CLS Knights 79-71 in the ASEAN League on Wednesday night. He scored 9 points, grabbed 5 rebounds and dished 3 assists in 36 minutes. This season Lamb has very high stats. He averages 15.6ppg, 3.7rpg, 4.1apg and 1.6spg. Lamb is a naturalized Thai.
#8. Kyle Richardson (6'7''-PF-91, played in 2009-13, plays in Japan) led Koshigaya Alphas to a victory over the league outsider Kagoshima 89-80 in the Japanese B League D3 in Sunday night's game. Richardson was MVP of the game. He had a double-double by scoring 30 points and getting 16 rebounds. Richardson also added 3 assists. Richardson has very impressive stats this year 23.1ppg, 11.3rpg, 2.0apg and 1.2spg in 58 games.
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Here is the weekly review of the top performing Cowboys alumni, who are currently playing in pro basketball.
#1. Experienced Kleon Penn (7'0''-C-86, graduated '09, plays pro in Puerto Rico) could not help Brujos de Guayama (11-9) in their game last Saturday. Despite Penn's very good performance Brujos de Guayama was defeated 110-101 on the road by the lower-ranked Capitanes (#6). He recorded a double-double by scoring 15 points and getting 11 rebounds. Penn also added 3 blocks in 25 minutes. This season Penn averages 2.8ppg, 2.9rpg and 1.2bpg. He is a former Eurobasket Summer League player, which is considered top summer league for players who want to play basketball overseas.
#2. Kevin Hardy (6'2''-G-93, graduated '15, plays in Romania) contributed to Sibiu's victory against the third-ranked CS Dinamo Bucuresti (8-2) 81-75 in the Romanian Liga Nationala in Thursday night's game. He recorded 10 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists. It was the game of the round between two top 3 ranked teams in Group Red. BC CSU Sibiu (18-6) is placed first. It's Hardy's first season with the team. Hardy has relatively good stats this year 14.2ppg, 6.3rpg, 4.5apg and 2.0spg in 25 games he played so far.
#3. Diego Kapelan (6'3''-G-87, graduated '11, currently in Argentina) was not able to help Gimnasia in their game against Olimpico de La Banda (15-18) in the Argentinian La Liga. Kapelan recorded 6 points in only 9 minutes. Gimnasia was edged 95-93 in La Banda by the much lower-ranked Olimpico de (#12). There are only four games left until the end of the Regular Season. So now every game will be critical. This season Kapelan averages 4.0ppg. He has also Canadian citizenship.
#4. Patrick Richard (6'5''-G/F-90, graduated '12, plays pro in Italy) was not able to secure a victory for Grissin Bon Reggio Emilia (7-20) in their game against Virtus Bologna (13-14) in the Italian Serie A. Richard's contribution was not very remarkable in Saturday's game. He scored only 3 points. Grissin Bon Reggio Emilia lost 81-89 in Bologna to the higher-ranked (#11) Virtus. It was Grissin Bon Reggio Emilia's third consecutive loss in a row. There are only three games left until the end of the Regular Season. So now every game is very crucial. This year Richard averages 4.0ppg, 3.3rpg and 2.7apg in three games.
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We bring you last week's top former Trojans players who are currently playing in pro basketball.
#1. Experienced Bobby Dixon (5'10''-G-83, graduated '06, plays pro in Turkey) led his Turkish team Fenerbahce Istanbul to a victory over the ninth-ranked Zalgiris (15-15) 99-82 in the Euroleague on Thursday night. He was MVP of the game. Dixon recorded 25 points, 4 assists and 3 steals in 24 minutes. Fenerbahce Istanbul (25-5) is placed first in the Euroleague. It's Dixon's fourth season with the team. This year he averages 9.4ppg, 1.7rpg and 2.2apg. Dixon is a naturalized Turk.
#2. Musa Abdul-Aleem (6'5''-SG-88, graduated '15, plays in Saudi Arabia) was the main contributor in Uhud's victory against the closely-ranked Al Arabi (1-2) 90-73 in the Asia Champions Cup in Tuesday night's game. Abdul-Aleem was MVP of the game. He recorded 40 points (!!!) and added 3 passes. It was the game of the round between two top 4 ranked teams. Uhud Medina (1-2) is placed second in the Asia Champions Cup. The Regular Season already ended in the Asia Champions Cup. Abdul-Aleem has individually a very good year with high stats. He averages 27.5ppg, 5.5rpg, 2.8apg and 1.3spg in four games he played so far.
#3. Juan Davis (6'8''-F-96, graduated '18, currently in Finland), who plays in the Finnish Korisliiga could not help BC Nokia (10-8) in their game last Thursday. Despite his good performance BC Nokia was crushed 114-87 on the road by the leading Vilpas. Davis scored 13 points and grabbed 6 rebounds in 27 minutes. It's Davis' first season with the team. He has relatively good stats this year 11.7ppg, 7.9rpg and 1.2bpg.
#4. Wesley Person (6'3''-G-95, graduated '18, plays pro in Italy) was not able to help Roseto Sharks in their game against Consultinvest BO (25-5) in the Italian Serie A2 (second division), despite his very good performance last Saturday. He was the second best scorer with 19 points; quite an impressive performance considering it's only Person's first season in pro basketball. But the eighth-placed Roseto Sharks (15-15) lost 81-92 in Bologna to the leading Consultinvest BO in the East group. There are only three games left until the end of the Regular Season. So now every game will be critical. Person has very impressive stats this year 17.6ppg, 2.5rpg and 1.6apg in 30 games.
#5. O'Darien Bassett (6'3''-G-86, graduated '08, plays in Hong Kong) was not able to secure a victory for one of league's weakest teams Hong Kong ELL (13-13) in their game against Singapore Slingers (16-10) in the ASEAN League. Despite his very good performance on Thursday night Bassett was the second best scorer with 18 points. He also added 6 boards, handed out 6 passes and blocked 2 shots in 38 minutes. This season Bassett has very high stats. He averages 22.3ppg, 5.4rpg, 6.8apg and 1.3spg. Bassett is a naturalized Dominican.
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Immigrant identities in the United Kingdom have become more complicated in the wake of the Brexit referendum. We decided to ask some first-generation British teens how they view themselves in what is about to become a newly isolated country.
The idea of "national character" is tricky anywhere, but in a United Kingdom about to Brexit, it has become a particularly hot topic. The country's 2016 referendum decision to leave the European Union came as a shock to much of the country, leaving people wondering what a future disconnected from the continent would hold.
Photographer Giya Makondo-Wills—whose mother is British and father is South African—took the opportunity to talk to young people whose parents had immigrated to the UK to get a sense of who and what counts as "British." As her exploration shows, the British government may have caved to isolationist impulses, but teenagers take a more expansive view: identity is a many-headed beast, and no voter referendum can make it a binary choice.
Clare in her family home in Reading.
How would you describe yourself? I'm quite an enthusiastic person. I'm quite friendly and at times I can be quite confident, but not all the time.
What year did your parents come to the UK, from where, and under what circumstances? My mum came to be in the UK in 2002, when I was two. She came here because of work; she wanted a change, I guess. Me, my sister, and my brother were still in Kenya. We stayed with my dad, then we moved here in 2010.
What were your ideas about the UK before or upon arrival, and how have they changed as you've gotten older? Well, before I came, everyone around me used to say, "Oh, wow, you're going to the UK—it's such a great place," and all that kind of stuff. You see it on TV with the red telephone booths and stuff, so I had a good image of it. When I came here, I was so shocked, and it was so cold.
Do you speak any other languages? What are they? I speak Swahili and I'm learning Korean. I'm not fully fluent yet, but my goal is to be fluent by the end of this year.
Are you friends with other children of immigrants? What is your sense of their experiences? I think I like being with them. I like getting to know people from everywhere and what they think. I like listening to other people's stories from other places.
What are your feelings about Brexit? Were you surprised when the referendum passed? I really was. I don't like the idea, to be honest. The UK is quite a multicultural society.
Do you think of yourself as British—as British first, and Kenyan second? Or the other way around? I think of myself as Kenyan first, then British. I like my African heritage. When you come here, you go to school and some of the kids have that British culture, but I'm more on the Kenyan and African side of myself.
How would you describe the national British identity, if there is one? What aspects do you relate to, if any? What aspects of that national identity feel foreign or alienating? I think because loads of people from around the world have been moving to Britain, British culture has deteriorated a bit. You can see it, but you can't see it that much. If you ask what is British culture, you won't really know at the beginning. There are loads of different people here, and everyone is putting in something, at least, from different places. There are British values and things like that, but the culture, I don't know.
How has your personal identity evolved over the years, and what have been the biggest influences on your identity? I think I've become a bigger person. I know I've grown up. I just want to finish up and get to what I want to do.
Nadav with friends at a pub in Brighton.
How would you describe yourself? I am a young Israeli boy living in England. I'm a musician, and I'm really into jazz. I play drums, keys—a lot of my life revolves around music. I like being close to my friends and traveling.
What year did your parents come to the UK, from where, and under what circumstances? They came in 1990, from Israel. My parents just wanted to get out of the country—go somewhere else, have a different environment around them, and just have a fresh start. There was an opportunity to move and they took it.
Do you speak any other languages? What are they? I was brought up learning Hebrew and English at the same time, so they are technically both my mother tongues. I speak Hebrew and English fluently.
Are you friends with other children of immigrants? What is your sense of their experiences? I know more Israeli [people] who were born in England. Our childhoods were very similar in the sense of having a family from another culture.
What are your feelings about Brexit? Were you surprised when the referendum passed? I was surprised, yeah, and I'm not happy about it. I would love England to still be a part of the EU, and it's going to harm a lot of young people's futures if they want to move out into Europe. I've still got an Israeli passport, so that's always an option if I want to move away. But it definitely saddens me.
Do you think of yourself as British—as British first and Israeli second? Or the other way around? I think 50-50: Israeli-British or British-Israeli—I'm just as much both. I grew up in England, but I also grew up a lot in Israel, going every year or sometimes twice a year. I feel like each place has as much say in my life as the other.
Lumae at home in Wirral in her Army Cadet uniform, teaching her little sister drill commands.
How would you describe yourself? Sporty, I don't know!
What year did your parents come to the UK, from where, and under what circumstances? My father's job transferred him here last year, in 2017, from South Africa.
What were your ideas of the UK before or upon arrival, and how have they changed? I never wanted to come here. I cried nonstop for three months. But now that I'm here, I don't want to go back to South Africa.
Do you speak any other languages? I speak Afrikaans and English.
What are your feelings about Brexit? Were you surprised when the referendum passed? I don't know what that is.
Do you think of yourself as British? South African first, and British second.
How would you describe the national British identity, if there is one? What aspects do you relate to, if any? What aspects of that national identity feel foreign or alienating? I think the children at school being rude to older people [feels foreign], and they are too grown-up.
Kupa with his friends in Surrey after a long day at college.
How would you describe yourself? I guess I'm fun—I've got a good sense of humor, I'm quite sporty, and quite a trustworthy friend.
What year did your parents come to the UK, from where, and under what circumstances? My mum came to the UK when she was 27 from Zimbabwe. She came here for work.
Do you speak any other languages? What are they? I speak Shona, which is a Zimbabwean language, and English, obviously.
Are you friends with other children of immigrants? What is your sense of their experiences? Because London is quite a diverse place, there were a lot of immigrants that came to my school. Most people are like me, really: their parents came here because there were more opportunities for work.
What are your feelings about Brexit? Were you surprised when the referendum passed? I was surprised. I did think it was really bad, and I didn't think it would actually happen or that people would be that foolish.
Do you think of yourself as British—or as British first, and Zimbabwean second? Or the other way around? I would say British first and Zimbabwean second. I was born here and I've only been to Zimbabwe twice, while I've been here for 16 years—so I would call myself British. But I do love Zimbabwe—the culture and everything—and when I'm here, all I mostly eat is Zimbabwean food. My mum doesn't really cook English food at home because she wants to stick to the culture.
How would you describe the national British identity, if there is one? What aspects do you relate to, if any? What aspects of that national identity feel foreign or alienating? I don't really think there is a British national identity. It all depends on your perspective. What do you think makes someone British? I like British food and things you can do in British culture, but I don't think there is a national identity, because what makes me British or someone else different—it's just our ethnicity or culture.
Dagmara and Laura in Dagmara's room at home in Cardiff, catching up and playing video games.
How would you describe yourself? Laura: Well, I go to college and I study maths, physics, and economics, which is horrible.
Dagmara: I work—I hate anything school-related.
What year did your parents come to the UK, from where, and under what circumstances? Dagmara: It was 2009 for me. My mum came here first; she was here for about three months getting a flat, then she got me and my brother over. Because we're not from a massively rich family, when she got divorced from my dad a couple of years earlier, she was completely on her own. And she wasn't really earning that much money as a single parent raising two children, with Poland being crazy expensive.
Laura: I've got a pretty similar story, really: my mum came here for work in 2008 by herself. She found a flat and found a job. Just like Dag's mum, she got divorced from my dad, so, yeah, pretty much the same!
What were your ideas of the UK before or upon arrival, and how have they changed as you've gotten older? Dagmara: When [my mum] was still with my dad, we lived in Spain for six months. I was terrified to go to Spain because of the language. I was about seven, so when we came back and I had to go to school in Poland, I hated it. I thought the UK was a different planet. I wasn't ready. I thought it was going to be horrible; I thought I was going to sit in lessons and no one was going to get me, and I was not going to have friends ... I love it now. I wouldn't move back.
Laura: As a child, I thought it was this rich country where everyone had everything and it was all great. Then when I came here, I still had that idea in my mind—until I had to go to school—and I loved it. I persuaded my mum to let us stay here and go to school here. I definitely wanted to stay!
Do you speak any other languages? What are they? Dagmara: Polish! Both fluent!
Laura: Polish and a little bit of Spanish.
What are your feelings about Brexit? Were you surprised when the referendum passed? Laura: I wasn't really surprised. I kind of saw it coming. But Poland is part of the EU, and I don't want Britain to not be a part of the EU anymore, because there would be a possibility of the government kicking us out. I know they probably won't target single families or anything, but it's still a possibility, and it worries me. Definitely not a fan.
Dagmara: You know what? When Brexit came around, I thought people were just being stupid. People were being idiots. I just thought it would be like when someone gets a stupid idea and thinks it's going to work, and it doesn't—I thought it was like that. And then it actually happened, and I was surprised. I had to have a couple of days to adjust. I'm still not fully accepting it ... I can't see me being, like, capable of living. My life is here in this country and in Cardiff.
Do you think of yourself as British—or as British first and Polish second? Or the other way around? Laura: I think I'm in the middle. I don't think I can be fully Polish anymore, and I don't think I can be fully British yet. So I'm just this awkward in-between. But I don't mind.
Dagmara: I don't see myself as Polish, either. When you go to Poland, they look at you differently, like, You're from the UK—you're not a part of us. But then, in the UK, [it's] You're Polish.


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The birth of newspapers
A valuable collection of 16,000 handwritten newsletters assembled by the Fugger brothers has come down to us in Vienna. In a project funded by the Austrian Science Fund FWF, these newsletters were subjected to scholarly research and made accessible by digitisation, thus revealing their significance in understanding the birth of modern news communications.
One of the most important collections of handwritten news, the Fuggerzeitungen in Vienna have now been digitally processed in their entirety. The image shows a close-up of a newsletter from Paris dated 23 June 1585. Source: fuggerzeitungen.univie.ac.at
In the late 16th century, two brothers from the illustrious Fugger merchant family had news from all over the world sent to them by mail to Augsburg. At the time, so-called novellantes compiled and wrote down news which they forwarded to wealthy subscribers such as the Fuggers, thus establishing the first commercial news medium in Europe.
The Fugger brothers had these newsletters bound and compiled in annual volumes. Being part of the Imperial Library holdings in Vienna as of the 17th century and housed at the Austrian National Library today, their collection comprises about 16,000 newsletters in German and Italian. "The collection covers the period between 1568 and 1605, precisely the time leading up to the first printed newspapers," notes Katrin Keller.
Previously, the emergence of periodical newspapers in Europe had been ascribed to the year 1605 which saw the first printed weekly being published in Strasbourg. According to the historian at the Austrian Institute of Historical Research at the University of Vienna, however, that date is now open to discussion, since the Fugger collection, as well as other collections, showed that modern news systems had developed prior to that.
The brothers Philipp Eduard (left) and Octavian Secundus Fugger collected news from all over the world. Source: Wikimedia Commons
Europe-wide information network
Together with Nikolaus Schobesberger and Paola Molino, principal investigator Katrin Keller processed the complete collection of handwritten newspapers in Vienna in a project supported by the FWF. Although there are other archives, for instance in Marburg, Dresden or Munich, which have comprehensive handwritten news holdings, the Fuggerzeitungen (Fugger newsletters) in Vienna is the most well-known of these collections. Within the project, the material was also digitised and has now been made accessible to international research in a database at http://fuggerzeitungen.univie.ac.at/.
Thanks to Katrin Keller and her team, the content is easily accessible: the scholars have indexed about 10,000 individuals and 5,500 locations mentioned in the newsletters. The indexes also facilitate reconstruction of the sizeable Europe-wide network of news transfers that existed in the late 16th century, as is also demonstrated by the map material in the database. This clearly shows that Rome, Venice, Augsburg, Cologne, Antwerp, Vienna and Prague were the big "news centres" of the period, although some of the news also came from overseas, from India, North Africa and the Middle East.
Close study of the Fuggerzeitungen revealed a Europe-wide network of information centres with Augsburg as the most important mail hub at its centre. Source: fuggerzeitungen.univie.ac.at
The birth of the modern press
While always considered significant, the Fugger collection was usually believed to constitute something of an exception or an isolated body of material. Comparisons facilitated by digitisation now show a different picture, corroborating recent research that found the Fugger newsletters to be an integral element of the overall media landscape in Early Modern Times. In her research project, Katrin Keller makes an important contribution to these insights by comparing other newsletter collections with the Fuggerzeitungen. – She comes to the conclusion that "there were identical newsletters in other places, including Dresden, Wolfenbüttel or Leipzig and Weimar".
This research project has made our understanding of media history more complete, establishing that the Fuggerzeitungen were actually part of an important information network in Europe. The newsletters also marked the beginning of regular news reading in the German-speaking area. "The demand for news was actually catered to before 1605, when printed newspapers began", Keller emphasises. Developments were accelerated also by the influence of Italy, where newswriting and communication was commonplace earlier than in the German-speaking area.
Political reports
The newsletters were mainly an instrument of political communication. The Fugger brothers, just as the Elector of Saxony or the Duke of Bavaria, read the news to obtain as comprehensive an insight as possible into what was happening at their time: "Whereas two thirds of the reports provided information about military developments, important treaty negotiations, princely weddings or political events, the Fuggerzeitungen also contain stories about explorers' journeys to overseas territories. These stories were often longer texts, sent as supplements to the actual newsletter. 'The conquest of Santo Domingo by the English seafarer and circumnavigator Sir Francis Drake' was one such supplement", Katrin Keller elaborates.
For historians, the Fuggerzeitungen thus represent a valuable resource for political and other topics. From the point of view of media history, the insights provided by the project supply a new picture of the beginnings of a modern news system.
Katrin Keller is a lecturer in modern history at the University of Vienna and works at the Austrian Institute of Historical Research. Her main research interests are women in courtly society, nobility and the court, urban history and the history of Saxony. Keller is the author and editor of numerous books. The volume Die Fuggerzeitungen im Kontext was published by Böhlau in 2015.
Publications and articles
Katrin Keller, Paola Molino: Die Fuggerzeitungen im Kontext. Zeitungssammlungen im Alten Reich und in Italien; Mitteilungen des Instituts für österreichische Geschichtsforschung, Ergänzungsbände 59, Wien: Böhlau 2015, PDF
Katrin Keller: Die Fuggerzeitungen: Geschriebene Zeitungen und der Beginn der periodischen Presse, in: Matthias Karmasin, Christian Oggolder (Hg.), Österreichische Mediengeschichte, Bd. 1, Wien 2015, S. 27-50
Nikolaus Schobesberger, Mapping the Fuggerzeitungen: The Geographical Issues of an Information Network, in: Joad Raymond, Noah Moxham (Ed.), News Networks in Early Modern Europe, Leiden-Boston 2016, 216-240
http://fuggerzeitungen.univie.ac.at/
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New Linkin Park! The rock band gave Sirius XM's official blog an exclusive earlier on Saturday, May 31st. The premiere of a brand new track from the Linkin Park's upcoming sixth album 'The Hunting Party' (in stores June 17th)… it's 'Wastelands'. Stream below! "In the wastelands of today, When…
New Music: Linkin Park - 'Until It's Gone' (Full)
Chester Bennington of Linkin Park called Zane Lowe on his BBC Radio 1 show on Monday (May 5th) to give him the world premiere of a new LP song, 'Until It's Gone'. This serves as the official second single, after 'Guilty All The Same', from the rock band's forthcoming sixth studio album 'The…
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1. "New Divide"
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3. "Waiting For The End"
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"All For Nothing"
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"Guilty All The Same"
"New Divide"
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