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Q: Обход таблицы по вертикали Всем привет. Подскажите пожалуйста, есть ли какой-то простой способ обойти таблицу по вертикали, сейчас я знаю только такой способ, чтобы пройтись по всем ячейкам:

$('td').each(function(i){
  console.log(this);
});

но он ходит по горизонтали. Нужен метод, который ходил бы по вертикали:
Заранее благодарен за любую помощь, литература или любой другой ресурс.

A: Для того, чтобы найти ответ на этот вопрос, сначала нужно верно задать вопрос. Давайте посмотрим на структуру таблицы в html-коде:

  ...

Сразу становится ясно, почему по умолчанию JQuery реализует именно обход по горизонтали - банально потому, что таблица строится из строк (
), которые содержат в себе то или иное количество ячеек. Естественно, что если вы начнете перебирать эти ячейки (), то ваш перебор пойдет по горизонтали, строка за строкой.
Соответственно, чтобы решить вашу задачу, вам нужно придумать, как преобразовать структуру ваших данных (по сути - таблицу, а если еще конкретнее - DOM-дерево селектора table), таким образом, чтобы элементы строились вертикально.
Я бы наметил тут три пути:

*

*Найти нужный функционал в JS/JQuery.

*Перестроить таблицу средствами html, если таковое возможно.

*Сначала выгрузить все данные в некую матрицу, которую потом крутить как угодно.

Можете посмотреть ответы на эти вопросы (или попытки ответов) тут или тут.
Но на самом деле, самым простым вариантом было бы изменить саму структуру данных в вашей таблице, изменив ее таким образом, чтобы вашему коду было бы необходимо обходить ее именно что горизонтально.


The files linked on this page are the input and output files from example runs of FEFF 8. The input file, feff.inp, contains instructions for running all six modules of FEFF to produce the corresponding spectra.
The descriptions given here are brief, please see the FEFF Documentation for additional details.
This file contains the background function, chi, and the total absorption spectrum.
These files contain the L projected density of states for the absorbing and non-absorbing atoms. The number NN corresponds to the value of ipot in the POTENTIALS card in feff.inp.
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According to our database1, Alexander Zeier authored at least 64 papers between 1999 and 2018.
Auf dem Weg zu sicheren abgeleiteten Identitäten mit Payment Service Directive 2.
Design and Implementation Aspects of Mobile Derived Identities.
Costs of authentic pharmaceuticals: research on qualitative and quantitative aspects of enabling anti-counterfeiting in RFID-aided supply chains.
Mapping Terms in Application and Implementation Domains.
Fast Updates on Read-Optimized Databases Using Multi-Core CPUs.
Efficient storage and fast querying of source code.
A mixed transaction processing and operational reporting benchmark.
In-memory Databases in Business Information Systems.
Benchmarking database design for mixed OLTP and OLAP workloads.
Applicability of GPU Computing for Efficient Merge in In-Memory Databases.
Normalization in a Mixed OLTP and OLAP Workload Scenario.
Precise and Scalable Querying of Syntactical Source Code Patterns Using Sample Code Snippets and a Database.
Xsellerate: supporting sales representatives with real-time information in customer dialogs.
Dynamic partitioning for enterprise applications.
Cache-conscious data placement in an in-memory key-value store.
Two Algorithms for Locating Ancestors of a Large Set of Vertices in a Tree.
Semantically Rich API for In-database Data Manipulation in Main-memory ERP Systems.
Predicting in-memory database performance for automating cluster management tasks.
A Formal Model for Enabling RFID in Pharmaceutical Supply Chains.
An Educational Testbed for the Computational Analysis of Collaboration in Early Stages of Software Development Processes.
Security Extensions for Improving Data Security of Event Repositories in EPCglobal Networks.
Available-To-Promise on an In-Memory Column Store.
Simulating Multi-Tenant OLAP Database Clusters.
A Cost-Aware Strategy for Merging Differential Stores in Column-Oriented In-Memory DBMS.
In-memory data management: an inflection point for enterprise applications.
Hauptspeicherdatenbanken für Unternehmensanwendungen - Datenmanagement für Unternehmensanwendungen im Kontext heutiger Anforderungen und Trends.
A case for online mixed workload processing.
Data manipulation API in ERP systems.
A Dynamic Mutual RFID Authentication Model Preventing Unauthorized Third Party Access.
Enabling real-time charging for smart grid infrastructures using in-memory databases.
RFID Event Data Processing: An Architecture for Storing and Searching.
How to juggle columns: an entropy-based approach for table compression.
Parallelism, Adaptation and Flexible Data Access in On-demand ERP Systems.
Business Object Query Language as Data Access API in ERP Systems.
Flexible Data Access in ERP Systems.
Towards enterprise software as a service in the cloud.
An Aggregating Discovery Service for the EPCglobal Network.
Speeding Up Queries in Column Stores - A Case for Compression.
Optimizing Write Performance for Read Optimized Databases.
The effects of virtualization on main memory systems.
SIMD-Scan: Ultra Fast in-Memory Table Scan using on-Chip Vector Processing Units.
Data Loading and Caching Strategies in Service-Oriented Enterprise Applications.
Generic Web Services Extensible Functionality with Stable Interface.
Generic Web Services - Extending Service Scope While Preserving Backwards Compatibility.
Gain in Transparency versus Investment in the EPC Network - Analysis and Results of a Discrete Event Simulation Based on a Case Study in the Fashion Industry.
Preserving Cohesive Structures for Tool-Based Modularity Reengineering.
Ensuring service backwards compatibility with Generic Web Services.
Customizing Enterprise Software as a Service Applications: Back-End Extension in a Multi-tenancy Environment.
Enabling enterprise composite applications on top of ERP systems.
MapperMania: A Framework for Native Multi-Tenancy Business Object Mapping to a Persistent Data Source.
Service Objects: Adaptable, Metadata-Based Services for Multi-Tenant On-Demand Enterprise Applications.
Supply Chain Management Based on SAP Systems - Architecture and Planning Processes.
Resolving Incompatibility During the Evolution of Web Services With Message Conversion.
Improving supply chain visibility through RFID data.
A Hybrid Row-Column OLTP Database Architecture for Operational Reporting.
Assessing the Effects of Enhanced Supply Chain Visibility Through RFID.
Declarative Web Service Entities with Virtual Endpoints.


NEW YORK - April 22, 2014 - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. (NYSE:HOT) launches "Suite Week," a booking period during which 10 of its New York City area luxury and upscale hotels are offering unique experiential suite packages at 30% off or more for stays through March 31, 2015. A new concept exclusive to Starwood Hotels, "Suite Week" spotlights many of the company's world-class hotel brands, including W®, Westin®, Sheraton®, and St. Regis®, all of which are offering the promotional suite rate with limited blackout dates. Premiering in the Manhattan area, which boasts Starwood's largest number of hotels worldwide, each of the participating properties are offering a specific suite package during Suite Week, with basic elements including early check-in, late check-out, complimentary Wi-Fi internet and parking.
"We created 'Suite Week' to acknowledge our guests' increased interest in suites and to really highlight our unique and diverse offerings across our hotels in New York City," said Vera Manoukian, Area Managing Director for Starwood Hotels of New York. "We are excited to launch what we hope will become an annual event, one that provides our guests with not only best in class rates but experiential amenities that will sweeten their suite experience."
As the habits of both leisure and mega-travelers change, "Suite Week" recognizes the popularity of and increased demand for suite bookings around the world. New and existing hotels are going so far as to add suite offerings within their properties in order to meet the large number of requests. Recent trends also show that business travelers today are more likely to extend their stay for leisure with their partners, families or friends – creating a new category of travel called "bleisure" – which has resulted in the need for larger rooms. Additionally, leisure travelers are more frequently traveling with multi-generational family members, a trend that has also increased demand for larger room types.
"Suite Week" will run from April 15th – April 29th with all package details available on http://north-america.starwoodoffers.com/nyc-suite-week.


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It all started with a T-shirt. Sports apparel company Under Armour's founder and CEO Kevin Plank was tired of sweating through his shirts while playing football at the University of Maryland, and he figured he could create a garment that would keep him dry. Months later, he had come up with the first piece of Under Armour Heatgear--and his first team outfitting contract. Twenty years later, his company is having a stellar run—the result of aligning itself with breakout athletes at just the right time, using technology to reach customers where they hang out, and employing messaging that exposes the heart of the brand. The brand's first major campaign--"Rule Yourself"--debuted in 2015 and featured NBA MVP Stephen Curry, Super Bowl champ Tom Brady, and history-making ballerina Misty Copeland. Recently, Brady partnered with the company again, but this time to promote its revolutionary athlete recovery sleepwear. The line includes products like heat-reducing "Iso-Chill" underwear and "CoolSwitch" athletic gloves.
Under Armour brings real-time, mobile trivia to the NBA Playoffs, Teleflora offers up different versions of motherhood, and Delsey luggage gets animated.
Deadpool, Absolut-ly naked Swedes, and the triumphant return of Lindsey Vonn.
Nike runs it in Korea, Project Meddle wants ad awards for Russian election meddling, and Squarespace makes the quirky most of Keanu Reeves.
Senior vice president of global brand management Adrienne Lofton outlines the brand strategy behind its latest innovation.
So a brand like McDonald's will know if you're hungry, eating the competition, and more. Yeah it's weird, but will it make online ads better?


MEGADETH canceled a number of shows last month so that David could spend time with the rest of his family as they mourned the loss of Eliot Elelfson, who died on May 19 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
In a brand new interview with Lithium Magazine, David spoke about the support he has received from his longtime bandmate following his brother's cancer diagnosis, explaining: "The band was actually ready to go onstage in Buenos Aires on May 1. We were in the dressing room and Dave came up to me and said, 'Hey, man, how's your brother doing?' And I just broke down and started crying and said, 'It's not good. I just got the call today.' And, man, he rallied around me in a way that no one else did or could because he has known me for so long. He's known my family. He knew my brothers, my mother and he knew my father before he passed away. So we are as close as two brothers can be, sometimes even closer, without being blood relatives.
"And it's cool and interesting how in that moment, what I just went through with my own brother passing away, in a lot of ways brought Dave and I closer together. He really rallied around me like the brother I never had, and the brother I don't have anymore. It says a lot about the bond between us and within the band.


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The scsi_sync_pkt() function is used to selectively synchronize a CPU's or device's view of the data associated with the SCSI packet that has been mapped for I/O. This may involve operations such as flushes of CPU or I/O caches, as well as other more complex operations such as stalling until hardware write buffers have drained.
This function need only be called under certain circumstances. When a SCSI packet is mapped for I/O using scsi_init_pkt(9F) and destroyed using scsi_destroy_pkt(9F), then an implicit scsi_sync_pkt() will be performed. However, if the memory object has been modified by either the device or a CPU after the mapping by scsi_init_pkt(9F), then a call to scsi_sync_pkt() is required.
If the same scsi_pkt is reused for a data transfer from memory to a device, then scsi_sync_pkt() must be called before calling scsi_transport(9F). If the same packet is reused for a data transfer from a device to memory scsi_sync_pkt() must be called after the completion of the packet but before accessing the data in memory.
The scsi_sync_pkt() function may be called from user, interrupt, or kernel context.


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Q: I cannot invoke wcf methods using Browser(HTTP) I have a service with below code
TaskService.svc
[AspNetCompatibilityRequirements(RequirementsMode = AspNetCompatibilityRequirementsMode.Allowed)]
public class TodoService : ITodoService
{
    private readonly List<Todo> _dataSource;

    public TodoService()
    {
        _dataSource = new List<Todo>();
    }

    [WebGet(UriTemplate = "/Todos")]
    public List<Todo> Todos()
    {
        return _dataSource;
    }
}

and the data transfer object is as below
[ServiceContract]
public interface ITodoService
{
    [OperationContract]
    List<Todo> Todos();
}

[DataContract]
public class Todo
{
    [DataMember]
    public string Name { get; set; }

    [DataMember]
    public bool Completed { get; set; }

}

the web.config as below
<services>
  <service name="SampleService.TodosBehavior">
    <endpoint address="" behaviorConfiguration="SampleService.TodosBehavior"
      binding="webHttpBinding" contract="SampleService.TodoService" />
  </service>
</services>
<behaviors>
  <endpointBehaviors>
    <behavior name="SampleService.TodosBehavior">
      <enableWebScript />
    </behavior>
  </endpointBehaviors>
  <serviceBehaviors>
    <behavior name="">
      <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true" />
      <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false" />
    </behavior>
  </serviceBehaviors>
</behaviors>

the application is hosted in IIS 7 with virtual directory SampleService. When ever i invoke using browser http://localhost/SampleService/TaskService.svc/Todos i am greeted with nothing. But i expected a empty array. Why is this so?

A: I think the WebGet() needs to be in your interface (ServiceContract) rather than your implementation of that interface. Also, do you need the slash before "Todos" in your UriTemplate?
[AspNetCompatibilityRequirements(RequirementsMode = AspNetCompatibilityRequirementsMode.Allowed)]
public class TodoService : ITodoService
{
    private readonly List<Todo> _dataSource;

    public TodoService()
    {
        _dataSource = new List<Todo>();
    }

    public List<Todo> Todos()
    {
        return _dataSource;
    }
}

[ServiceContract]
public interface ITodoService
{
    [WebGet(UriTemplate = "Todos")]
    [OperationContract]
    List<Todo> Todos();
}

If you're hosting in IIS, what does your TaskService.svc file look like?
EDIT: Oh, this IS your .svc file. Never mind then.

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NBA Rumors: Lakers Veterans Had Heated Argument With Luke Walton After Loss To Warriors, Per Shams Charania
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Lorenzo Tanos
With their 115-101 loss to the Golden State Warriors on Saturday, the Los Angeles Lakers dropped to a 27-26 record, putting them at 10th place in the Western Conference, right behind the surprisingly competitive Sacramento Kings. This loss was reportedly followed by a heated "verbal exchange" between Lakers head coach Luke Walton and several of the team's veterans, including forward Michael Beasley.
In a Twitter post shared on Saturday evening, the Athletic's Shams Charania broke down what allegedly happened between Walton and the Lakers veterans, explaining that the "emotionally-charged" argument had "stopped short of turning physical." As cited by Bleacher Report, Charania followed up with another tweet, where he related that the altercation broke out after Walton emphasized the importance of playing unselfishly and a number of veteran players "snapped back."
Additionally, Charania brought up Lance Stephenson and JaVale McGee as two veterans who purportedly joined Beasley in "challenging" Walton during his postgame talk.
"The veteran players raised their voice on topics of Walton's playing time distribution and rotations, sources said. Hope afterward among players and coaches was that this helped cleanse issues within the team," Charania continued, as cited by USA Today's Lonzo Wire.
On the other hand, ESPN's Ramona Shelburne downplayed the incident, as she cited her own sources and tweeted that the argument "never got close to getting out of control," as the Lakers were simply "emotional" after the tough loss to the Warriors.
Michael Beasley and Luke Walton reportedly had a contentious discussion, with JaVale McGee and Lance Stephenson also involved.https://t.co/HYFmV2SVZ0 pic.twitter.com/zkNy3EOp5P
— Lakers Nation (@LakersNation) February 3, 2019
As explained by Bleacher Report, the Los Angeles Lakers have struggled in the 18 games they have played without LeBron James, who returned from a groin injury on Thursday but was rested for Saturday's game against the Warriors. Without James, the Lakers have gone 6-12, while the team has won just 10 out of the last 26 games after getting off to a solid 17-10 start. Furthermore, the team has also been at the center of a plethora of trade rumors, especially since the New Orleans Pelicans announced that their superstar big man, Anthony Davis, is requesting a trade.
While most of the rumors surrounding Davis have focused on younger players such as Kyle Kuzma, Brandon Ingram, Lonzo Ball, Ivica Zubac, and Josh Hart, some of the Lakers' veterans, including Beasley, Stephenson, and Rajon Rondo, have also been mentioned as potential trade pieces.
"Naturally, a losing skid coupled with at least eight players not knowing where their professional lives will plant them in a week has to make for a difficult situation," Bleacher Report wrote.
"The season probably hasn't been easy for the veterans, who were perhaps expecting a deep playoff run rather than a fight just to make the final eight in the West."
Meanwhile, Lonzo Wire pointed out that the alleged incident could lend credence to the belief that Luke Walton's coaching job with the Los Angeles Lakers could be in jeopardy. While Walton has had a reputation as a "player's coach" who gets along well with his roster, the Lakers-centric blog posited that the altercation could bring him closer to becoming "expendable" in the eyes of the team's front office.

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Phil Elverum's evolution as a songwriter has hinged on a balance of boundlessness and intimacy. As Mount Eerie, and prior to 2004 as The Microphones, he has pioneered a distinct form of existential music that feels entirely homegrown. While each album has been unique in sound and approach, they all grapple with big questions in ways that are human and relatable. Death and conceptions of self are recurring themes, presented in direct and oblique ways. Over the course of two decades he has developed an international following almost completely divorced from the larger music industry, releasing and recording his own albums, and booking his own tours. Few songwriters can match the depth of both thought and emotion that Elverum puts into his work.
The death of his wife, Geneviève Castrée, in 2016 from cancer marked a monumental shift in his life and his music. In the months after her death, in the throes of grief and learning how to be a single parent to their young daughter, Elverum wrote and recorded A Crow Looked At Me, a devastating and raw expression of loss. "Death is real," he sang into a microphone, and then to audiences around the world. The album became Elverum's most acclaimed work, with the New York Times calling it "the work of an elegant songwriter knowing just how to render devastation," and Pitchfork saying it "forc[es] the listener into the kind of magical thinking that transforms everything in the living world into a sign of the dead, only to snap back into a reality that for better and worse means nothing." The intimacy implied by Elverum's earlier work became the music's overwhelming quality, with the words being sung creating a direct line between the listener and Elverum's grief, presented clearly and unencumbered by flair.


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Germany, Nürnberg
Von Jürgen Herda
Nurnberg's Golden Treasures
A beautiful fountain.
Nuremberg has had a very mixed and not always quite so positive history. It found fame as the treasure trove of Germany, but became infamous as the home of the Reichsparteitag, the centre of government in the Nazi regime. Nuremberg's darkest hour came on 2nd January 1945 as it was razed to the ground in a bombing raid. Over 90% of the Franconian capital was destroyed. It is a town with a well documented past which it deals with very openly. The museums of Nuremberg offer a captivating and terrible insight into the time of the Nazi regime, for instance the exhibition next to the old Reichsparteitaggelände (the huge show arena where the regime celebrated its political and military might) 'Faszination und Gewalt' (Fascination and Violence'). (www.museen.nuernberg.de/dokuzentrum)
Nuremberg in Numbers.
Over 500,000 people live in the second biggest city in Bavaria. There are 7 town districts in an area of 186 Hectares. In order to compete with the Golden City, Nuremberg had to create the Metropolregion- a kind of city union, from Amberg to Wunsiedel, taking the residents of these cities under its administrative wing. The town was founded in c.1000 and named 'Nuorenberc' (Rocky Hill) after the hill overlooking the Pegnitz on which it was built. Almost a 1000 years later, the town was awarded a UNESCO prize for Humanitarian Education.
A tour of the town raises may different emotions. How magnificent this town must have been before its destruction. The reconstructed town structures and buildings (by Heinz Schmeisser) suggest just how incredible this place must have been before the war. The Pegnitz is perhaps not as great as the Moldova- and the Kaiserburg not to be compared with the Hradschin- but there are many parallels between the two cities that would have been so much more apparent had Nuremberg been spared destruction in WWII.
Wine house.
Nuremberg's boom over the last 1000 years was of course closely linked to Prague's success, and that of the German/Czech Wenceslas as he was crowned Kaiser Charles IV. He supported and subsidised his two favourite towns, opened the first central European University in Prague, and laid down in the Golden Bull (a kind of constitution) that every newly elected leader must spend his first day in office in Nuremberg.
Surely the best monument to these laws of the Holy German Empire is the 'Männleinlauf' on the Frauenkirche. Above the entrance to the main hall of the church there is a frieze depicting the 7 Crown Princes idolising the seated Kaiser with a scepter. The story behind this magnificent court chapel…
Franconian Specialties:
Bratwurst Herzle: the oldest Nuremberger sausage house has been frying sausages since 1526 in this beautiful wattle and daub house. Brunnengasse 11.
Holy Ghost Infirmary: traditional dining over the Pegnitz. Large wine list. Spitalgasse 16 tel. +49 (0)911 22 17 61.
Treppenhaus Lounge: a kind of open living room with 60's décor and friendly prices. Kornmarkt 6.
Essigbrätlein: two 2 star chefs prepare exquisite local delicacies from Franconia. Weinmarkt 3, tel. +49 (0)911 22 51 31.
… and its position is slightly less glorious. It was built in place of a synagogue that was burnt down in 1349 during a pogrom in which 560 Jews were killed. Famously Charles IV had announced before the attack that those taking part would be free from punishment.
Weißgerbergasse
That all that is gold does not glitter is rather fitting as far as the Schöner Brunnen am Hauptmarkt is concerned. The fountain by (Heinrich Beheim) in the main square is smaller than it used to be. The original gothic tower stood at 19 metres, was built between 1385 and 1396 and can now be found in the German National Museum (Kartäusergasse 1, www.gnm.de). The prettily painted 'fake' is made of plaster and survived the war encased in concrete.
The renaissance town hall by Jakob Wolff the Younger has been mostly rebuilt. 'Die Lochgefängnisse' (little more than holes in the ground into which prisoners were thrown) in the cellars are a tourist attraction in their own right and also the scene of local author Jan Beinssen's book 'The Master Thieves of Nuremberg'.
On the way to the castle on the hill one cannot help but notice the Lutheran-Evangelical church. The oldest in Nuremberg it is really a feast for the eyes. Its three naves and the west wing were built between 1225 and 1274 when it was consecrated. The gallery around the main body of the church was built around 1379 and is based on the techniques and works introduced by Peter Parler, a leading stonemason of the time and builder of the Charles Bridge in Prague. The church was almost completely destroyed in WWII, rebuilt and re-consecrated in 1957.
The grave of the Patron Saint of the town Sebald in the form of a gothic baldachin (Peter Fischer the Elder and the Younger were responsible for this piece) is worth viewing, as is the Bishop of Bamberg's window by Albrecht Dürer and The Crucifixion by Veit Stoß. Diagonally opposite is the delicate 'Chörlein' am Pfarrhof (little choir) built from 1361-1379. The original piece is again in the German National Museum in Nuremberg.
Nuremberg's Literary Giants
Georg Friedrich Daumer (*1800) "Kaspar Hauser- His Existence and his Innocence ". The lyricist, religious philosopher and guardian of the famous orphan chats informally.
Hermann Kesten, "The Twins of Nuremberg" The author does some plain talking while in exile and paints a historical portrait of the years 1919-1945.
Ulrike Halbe-Bauer, "My Agnes, the wife of Albrecht Dürer". An artist's story of his muse in the renaissance.
On the way to the castle you will pass the Burg bakery (Bergstraße 21) and the Lebkuchen bakery run by the Düll family in an old bakery from 13th Century.
A Lebkuchen made to a secret family recipe will keep you going as you pause by the bronze statue of the rabbit (by Jürgen Goertz 1984). The work is a study of a rabbit in the style of Dürer who drew and painted studies of many animals. This cynical work in his honour depicts the misery of a rabbit's existence.
The statue of Saint George in full armour in a niche of the Pilatus House (built in 1338) is in fact a monument to Hans Grünewald who lived in the house in the 15th Century. Today there are often modern art exhibitions held here. It is also worth taking a little detour up the 'Ölberg' (Oil Hill) to the castle, to take a look at the oldest examples of wattle and daub houses in Nuremberg: small craftsmen's houses often consisting of no more than two rooms, and then we go on to one of the most important centres of government of the Middle Ages. Between 1050 and 1571 all rulers of the Holy Empire of Germany were crowned here and held court.
The large main keep from the 11th Century was extended by Kaiser Barbarossa I and his successors continuously, up to the 16th Century addition of the cornered towers, which were more effective protection against the new firearms and cannons. The gardens added by Kaiser Friedrich III were apparently based on the hanging gardens of Babylon.
The 'Burggrafentor' (The Dukes Gate) separates the residential part of the castle from the administrative section. Perhaps the most important part of the building.
The 12th Century double chapel has two parts; the lower nave for the nobles and the upper part for the Kaiser in the west gallery.
The representative centre of the castle is the 'Palast' with the Knights Hall and the Kaiser's Hall containing portraits and frescos dating back to the 15th Century. Next to these grand halls there is the so-called 'Kemenate', a smaller room heated by a stove, which was originally provided for the accompanying ladies and the courts-in-waiting. The famous Kunigundenlinde in the courtyard is a decidedly less magnificent. This little tree is certainly not the example planted in honour of the Empress Kunigunde around the year 1000 AD.
The trail leads back to the Tiergärtner Tor in the direction of the Albrecht Dürer House in the street of the same name. Nuremberg's most famous son lived in this typical residential house from 1509 until his death in 1528. The building houses none of the master's original works.
Must see- The Dürer House, Albrecht Dürer Straße 39.
Night Life, or Afterlife?
Burgtheater: this theatre hosts the annual German Cabaret Prize, when the stars come out! www.burgtheater.de.
Staatstheater: 500 members of staff and performers fill this house with the sounds and sights of ballet, opera and theater. www.staatstheater-nuernberg.de
Kon Tiki: Polynesian polish with seafood and cocktails. Untere Wörthstraße 10-14.
Der Hirsch (The Stag): Clubbing, concerts and wild parties. Vogelweiherstraße 66. www.der-hirsch.de
In the Burgstraße 15 stands the Fembohaus. Nurembergs largest remaining one-time residential building built from 1591-1596 by Jakob Wolff Senior now houses the town museum. www.museen.nuernberg.de/fembohaus
In the Weißgerbergasse many buildings were spared the allied bombs, especially noticeable from number 17 to 33, many of which have been turned into bars and cafes. A most curious and colourful example stands at number 8, decorated by Walter Wellhöfer with ceramic reliefs depicting the work of different craftsmen.
The Maxplatz, (Max Square) is dominated by one of the most wonderful old buildings of the 15th Century. The 'Weinstadel' is now very popular student accommodation with a view of the Max Bridge, which replaced Nuremberg's oldest stone bridge in 1852.
Gables.
Sleeping in Nuremberg:
Hotel Drei Raben: Themed hotel with wonderful details. Couples might want to try the rose bath and there are conference suites and a very cool lounge. From €120. Königstraße 63, Tel +49 (0)911 274380. www.hotel3raben.de
Motel One: Cool design, double room from €59, Bahnhofstraße 18. Tel +49 (0)911 2743170 www.motel-one.de
Art Hotel City: Packages, i.e. 2 nights with breakfast in a double room, entrance to 49 museums, Nurembergcard, €199. Bauerngasse 32. Tel +49 (0)911 2747554 www.arthotel-city.de
The view of the river gives you an idea of the original flair of the city that
might even remind you of Strasbourg's Petite France. We wander along the riverside, cross the Pegnitz once again over the Henkersteg (Hangman's Bridge) and on a small island in the river, the 'Trödelmarkt' (Flea Market), we can view the architecture surrounding us.
The pedestrian zone is unspectacular, and is not dissimilar to any other in Rostock or Ulm, apart from a few highlights. For instance the Nassauer Haus, Karolinen Straße 2, which was rebuilt in 1952 after almost complete destruction in WWII. The tower was originally a place of residence built in the Middle Ages, but had been added to with sandstone floors above and a delicate gallery between the middle windows.
The Lorenz Church
Opposite the Lorenzkirche dominates the proceedings with its three naves. The stunning gothic church built between 1250-1477 with its grand rose window between two slender towers and its striking façade and decorated grand portal show the importance in which it was held by the citizens of the city who financed its construction. A famous addition in 1517/18 was the Englische Gruß by Veit Stoß. This wonderful statue made of gold painted lime wood depicts the Archangel Gabriel and the Virgin Mary in a ring of 55 golden roses.
This statue hangs several metres above the heads of the viewers. It fell in 1817 and was almost completely destroyed but was then painstakingly was restored. An almost 20 metre high sandstone tabernacle built by Adam Kraft between 1493 and 1496 was walled in and thus spared damage during the war. The central kneeling figure of the 3 supporting the sacrament housing is depicted with stone mason's tools, and is understood to be a self portrait of the artist himself.
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The spirit of Telluride is embodied by its surrounding open spaces. The expanse of open space that serves as the gateway to Telluride is the Valley Floor. Thanks to a preservation effort, this amazing piece of land will remain forever undeveloped serving as a playground for outdoor activities and a place to get solitude.
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All kind of industries, from the food to the automotive have in common that they use packaging, machinery, systems and equipment to optimize logistics flow from all points of view. Eurobox Logistics offers suitable solutions for all industrial activities from production, sorting, handling and assembly up to transport and storage.
Any product that is manufactured or assembled must be transported in packages, both during the production process, and when it is shipped. Throughout the existence of our company, we paid special attention to communication with customers in various industrial fields. Thus, we managed to understand their specific needs and to create ranges of packages designed and manufactured in accordance with the requirements and restrictions imposed.
Beyond packages, another important aspect of our customers activity is continuously optimizing the operational flow and the logistics processes. In this respect, our company offers a wide range of logistic equipment that speed up loading/unloading and products handling. This equipment reduces the physical effort of your employees and creates a safer work environment, where the focus is both on business efficiency and increasing the productivity, as well as the protection of health and safety of employees at work.
Also, our equipment is designed in accordance with the best practices regarding the organization and operation of good stocks, ergonomics in performing the activity at workplaces and for efficient use of storage spaces.
Below you can find a presentation of the industrial fields we serve, with a brief description of how we understand the challenges that our customers must face and how we support them by our logistics products and solutions.
Car manufacturing is an activity of great precision, involving parts and tools that must be in perfect operating condition, since they leave the factory until they are assembled in the car.
We can provide the necessary support for each process of the automotive industry by providing solutions to help car manufacturers to efficiently organize the production flow, packing and shipping or the flow of receiving, sorting and distribution of parts on the assembly line.
Held in specific position during handling and transport.
Through our Kanban systems, the automotive industry specific logistics processes will be carried out fluently and without error, and along our machinery and equipment, they will be optimized to the maximum.
For details on our product range for the automotive industry, please see the product pages of our website or contact us directly.
Currently, the manufacturing industry is a complex activity worldwide, involving a huge amount of goods daily.
Whatever the final product may be, the manufacturing industry needs reliable packaging and equipment for both raw materials and finished products sent to warehouses and distributors.
Our solutions can serve a wide range of segments in this industry, from those producing fragile items (e.g. glass) to those who manufacture heavy parts or bulky components. In addition, we provide a special range of accessories dedicated to specific uses and requirements.
Please, visit our contact page to get in touch with one of our consultants for details on the range of products for manufacturing industry.
The most of the instruments, apparatuses, cars and automatic machines that we use today consist of electronic parts. These parts are usually made in one country and then shipped to another country or on another continent.
We are aware of the strict requirements for production, storage and transport of electronic components and we provide you with effective solutions to protect them from electrostatic discharge, shocks, scratches, dust and electromagnetic interference.
The range of solutions for the electronic industry is produced from ESD materials, which offer full safety against electrostatic discharges. They are easy to clean and have an excellent resistance to ensure a large number of cycles of use.
On request, we can offer many opportunities for customizing in accordance with the most various types of electronic products.
Please discover the complete range of electrically conductive systems (ESD) in the pages dedicated to these products.
Distribution of goods is the centerpiece of international trade. Currently, many products go through a long way to reach the consumer and an economic and fast way of working is crucial for the companies involved.
In this context, Eurobox Logistics offers efficient solutions and professional equipment designed to improve the workflow in the distribution companies and to help them save time and resources.
The range of returnable packaging for distribution, for example, offers benefits such as reduced floor space in the warehouse or in the truck at empty packaging returning. It also provides the ability to secure the content by closing or sealing elements.
Whatever your specific business demands and requirements may be, our products and services will help to optimize the logistics processes, will provide flexibility in operations and will allow you to keep your focus on customers.
Postal services have become available since the different communities came into contact with each other and wanted to communicate. Communication is the key of the modern world in which we all are interconnected, sharing information and cultural values.
Courier and postal services have to transport huge amounts of mail every day. Currently, it is not just about the ordinary letters in envelopes, but also about large documents or products in packages.
Our solutions can serve to reception, sorting and sending all types of mail and parcels. These are based on simple and useful products that save handling time and occupied space to improve the automation of courier and postal services.
Our products and services can also be customized according to the customer's needs. Please send us details of the project and we will recommend the most appropriate logistics solutions for your company needs.
Any warehouse manager must be alert to two key issues in conducting a successful operation in this area: a continuous flow of reception and dispatch of goods and a rigorous order in every corner of the warehouse.
We can provide these two characteristics in storage and logistics activity by our range of solutions for handling, storage and transport of large amount of goods.
What distinguishes us from other companies that provide packages?
The fact that we do not believe in standard solutions that force customers to adapt their workflow to the storage solutions, but we offer a wide range of products and equipment that are tailored to our customers' needs.
Our products are made to the highest quality standards and are suitable for frequent and prolonged use. We seek continuously innovative materials and we improve manufacturing procedures to meet the needs of our customers.
Please discover the range of products for the warehousing and logistics industry in the dedicated web pages. We are always at your disposal with further information and details.
Eurobox Logistics offers a specialized range of products that comply with these requirements, including the highest standards of hygiene (e.g. Cleanroom pallets range).
Our products are designed for two main goals: to help our customers in activity efficiency and to optimize the storage and transportation costs. So, among the main features of our products, are the ergonomic design, relatively reduced weight and durability.
Our consultants are at your disposal for any details on the range of products recommended for chemical or pharmaceutical industry.
Retail industry depends on operations efficiency. Shop shelves must be continuously supplied with products and the employees must work quickly to receive, sort and arrange the goods.
They are easy to handle and moved from one place to another.
Along with standard solutions, we can offer customized solutions according to your specific needs.
When you choose to work with us, you are not only receiving a product, but also expert advice on the types of products suitable for your business and suggestions for improving the workflow and costs reducing.
Currently, the markets for the most product type are confronted with the highest level of competition of all time. Attracting the customers and influencing their purchasing behaviour has become a science, and packaging are an important ingredient in the formula of success. People are attracted by the packaging and the display systems on the shelves, clean, colorful and aesthetic. They will not buy products stored in cracked and dirty wooden crates.
We understand the high level of demanding and professionalism that our customers require in the design and manufacture of packaging for goods display. Thus, we combine the precise science of manufacturing durable, hygienic and easy to use products with attractive design for promotional purposes.
The most popular products in this category are the pallets for product presentation (display type). They allow stacking of a large number of products on a small area of the shop. With their help, you do not need to buy a set of packaging for the transport of goods and another for their display, as they offer optimal support to products during transport and can be brought out of the truck directly in the store, reducing handling to a minimum.
We are available to find together the customized solution to match the logistical needs of your company and to allow you to promote the image and products.
Packaging and transport of fresh and processed food is a critical aspect in the food industry. The products should be stored safely, guaranteeing their freshness or preventing their damage and contamination with different substances during storage and transport.
Our products for the food industry are made of materials approved for food contact ensuring products hygiene and safety throughout the logistic flow. Thus, the machinery and equipment provide efficient handling and processing, while returnable packaging ensure the best conditions for transport and storage.
The food industry can create specific needs depending on the products and operations. Our team is ready to assist you in choosing the optimal logistics solution for your company.
Fresh fruits and vegetables are sold worldwide every day. Their main characteristic that makes them special from the other products is that they are highly perishable and require specific storage and transportation conditions.
Our returnable packaging for agriculture, horticulture and fruit growing help you to keep the goods fresh and to protect them from damage. They have a design with many perforations to ensure a good ventilation and are designed with smooth surfaces to prevent damage and to ease the sanitation.
Our products are suitable for all times of agricultural production cycle. Foldable or double-stackable boxes are suitable for harvesting, the large containers ensure their transportation and storage and the stackable crates are recommended for display of goods in the store.
The products sold by us are designed to offer to our customers additional benefits, such as optimizing the use of space and of transport costs and an extended use.
Material recycling is one of the most important activities of the entire planet. By recycling, the waste quantity is reduces and the resources and materials at our disposal are used more efficiently and responsibly.
Increasingly more countries have created laws requiring the collection and recycling of waste, so that the companies are forced to create recycling programs in collaboration with specialized companies.
Eurobox Logistics helps you to comply with national programs for waste collecting by supplying packaging for waste collection and storing or industrial waste baling and compaction equipment for shipment to recycling centers.
So, you can significant reduce the amount of waste sent for recycling and the costs related to this operation. By compacting the recyclable materials, you also save the storage spaces for collecting them, until they will be picked up by firms specialized in material recycling.
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PLN prevails in challenge to postcard policy at jail in Macomb County, MI
Detroit Free Press, Sept. 14, 2015. http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/...
Macomb Co. jail again allows inmates letters, magazines
By Christina Hall, Detroit Free Press12:02 a.m. EDT September 14, 2015
The reversal came after a lawsuit was filed against the county in U.S. District Court in Detroit
After nearly two years, Macomb County Jail inmates can again receive letters in envelopes and most magazines.
The jail's mail policy recently reverted back to what it was before it was changed in mid-August 2013 to personal mail on metered 5x7 white postcards, a list of 12 magazines and legal mail such as letters mailed by an inmate's attorney.
County officials said they could not comment on why they reverted to the old, more expansive policy. Corporation Counsel John Schapka cited attorney-client privilege and Sheriff Anthony Wickersham cited pending litigation.
The county, Wickersham and jail administrator Michelle Sanborn are named in a lawsuit filed June 30 in U.S. District Court in Detroit by the Human Rights Defense Center, which publishes the monthly journal Prison Legal News and claims the journal and other correspondence have been censored from jail inmates on at least 245 occasions since July 2014.
The case cites First and 14th Amendment violations and asks for a preliminary injunction. The county is seeking to have the case against Wickersham and Sanborn dismissed. A hearing is set for Sept. 30.
Prison Legal News contains news about detention facilities, prisoners' rights, court rulings and prison conditions. It is distributed to more than 2,400 correctional facilities across the country.
Three former inmates also have sued in federal court, saying the restrictions violated their civil rights. The court dismissed two of the plaintiffs, and the county has a motion to dismiss the third.
In the lawsuit involving Prison Legal News, plaintiffs say the the defendants failed to provide the publication with constitutionally adequate due process notice of the censorship and a meaningful opportunity to appeal. Some of the mailings came back with stickers stating they were denied because they didn't meet institutional criteria.
In its motion to dismiss, the county states the mailings were not rejected for their editorial content but because the publication was not on the approved vendor list. Had it marked its mailings legal mail, it would have been admitted into the facility, it states.
The jail mail policy reversal came after the lawsuit was filed, Wickersham said.
Schapka said some mailings, such as pornography, sexually explicit material and hate literature focusing on race, gender or sexual identity, were not allowed under either policy.
The county moved to postcards and specific magazines to cut down on contraband coming into the lockup and the time it took officers to screen and redact each mailing and publication. No changes were made to mail regarding legal matters.
The change, reported in the Free Press last year, was one that Terry Jungel, executive director of the Michigan Sheriffs' Association, said more lockups were making.
But prisoner advocates have said mail is the only way an inmate or prisoner can stay in touch with family and that communication with family is important.
Early last year, neither Wayne County nor Oakland County jails had such a restrictive policy on jail mail, allowing letters in envelopes, legal mail, postcards, magazines and books. There have been no policy changes at the Oakland County Jail since then. The Wayne County lockup could not be reached Friday.
The Macomb County lockup is going back to one officer spending four to five hours Monday through Saturday to check the mail instead of the one hour or so it took after the 2013 policy took effect.
That policy restricted magazines to People, Field & Stream, Newsweek, Outside, Time, Money, Reader's Digest, O the Oprah Magazine, Men's Fitness, Shape, Martha Stewart Living and Parenting.


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Konyak Students' Union seeks to install libraries in Mon villages
By Livine Khrozhoh Updated: Mar 20, 2022 9:32 pm
M Honli Konyak
Our Reporter
Dimapur, March 20 (EMN): Konyak Students' Union Kohima (KSUK) led by its president M Honli Konyak, is taking up a project to set up libraries in villages under Mon district.
Honli Konyak, who is the first woman president among the Konyak Students' Union units, told Eastern Mirror that the project called "Education for all" is an education-based initiative taken up by the KSUK, focusing primarily on rural areas of Mon district.
Under this initiative, the Union aims to set up libraries in villages under Mon district, and seek book donations from various individuals and organisations to set up the planned library.
She said that through the initiative, KSUK wants to reach out to those students who are 'book-hungry' but are not able to have easy access to libraries.
'The KSUK plans to hand over the library to the concerned union to take the steps forward and maintain the library for the benefit of its citizens, particularly students. The union also plans to take the initiative further by encouraging the next tenure of the union to carry the legacy further,' she stated.
Honli Konyak was inducted as the president of KSUK in October 2021 and her three-year tenure will end in 2024. She informed that there are thousands of students enrolled in KSUK.
Sharing about being elected as the president of the union, Konyak said that she is privileged to be serving as the president.
"I have a passion and interest to work for the union. I was also a student leader in college, so I was interested and applied for the president post and got elected," she said.
"Right now, serving as the president, I feel like it is a challenge but I am learning a lot through my experience and I am happy and privileged to be serving," she added.
She shared that her main objective as the union president is to bring the students together through programmes and other activities.
Further, she advised the youngsters to 'do what they love and love what they do', and never give up. 'There will be many discouragements and negativity but know what to choose in life,' she said.
'Once your time is over, no matter how much you want to do, you will not be able to do certain things, so when there is an opportunity and time, you have to do it,' she added.
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Mon villages
By Livine Khrozhoh Updated: Mar 20, 2022 9:32:10 pm


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A Masters degree in mechanical engineering in USA teaches students how to apply the principles of physics and materials science to the design, improvement, creation or analysis of mechanical processes, products or systems.
Mechanical engineers work with machines and engines, from elevator technology to robotics. Students can focus on areas such as heat transfer and fracture mechanics. These are the top graduate schools for mechanical engineering in USA.
MIT is ranked first in the nation for its Department of Mechanical Engineering. In 2011, the university was also placed first for its undergraduate engineering programs. The Department of Mechanical Engineering at this private institution offers three undergraduate degrees in mechanical engineering with a well student-designed program. Graduate students can pursue Master of Science (M.S.) programs in mechanical engineering.
Stanford University is a private school that was placed at fifth in list of national universities in 2009. The mechanical engineering department of this university was ranked second among its peers.
The Mechanical Engineering department is separated into five groups or programs, including the Biomechanical Engineering (BME) Program, Design Group and Flow Physic and Computational Engineering (FPCE) Group. The Mechanics and Computation Group and Thermo sciences Group are also part of the department. Undergraduate and graduate students can pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.S.), M.S. or Ph.D. in general mechanical engineering, product design and biomechanical engineering, among other fields of study. Graduate programs offer both full- and part-time study options.
Mechanical Engineering at Caltech has a century-long record of excellence. Both graduate and undergraduate programs are offered by the department of mechanical engineering at this university. It seeks to train future technological leaders. The graduate program is oriented primarily at doctoral students though Caltech also offers masters and engineers degrees.
Research areas in mechanical engineering at Caltech include mechanics (including active materials, fracture mechanics, and mechanics of materials), mechanical systems (including control and analysis of dynamic systems including micro fluidic and opt fluidic devices, kinematics, optimization, robotics, and structural design), and fluid and thermal systems (including acoustics, cavitations, chemical vapor deposition, combustion, fluid flow and hydrodynamic instabilities, heat and mass transport, multiphase and multicomponent flows, propulsion, and turbulence). These areas are applied to a rich diversity of problems including bioengineering, control of aircraft engines, design of vehicle structures, granular flows, earthquake occurrence, hyper-redundant robots, jet noise reduction, locomotion and grasping, medical applications of robotics, navigation algorithms, structured design of micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS), thin film deposition, transportation systems, propulsion systems, and rapid assessment of early designs.
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Q: Copying from /data/app folder using superuser I am trying to copy files from /data/app folder, but facing the following issues, please advice.
Process suProcess = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su");
DataOutputStream os = new     DataOutputStream(suProcess.getOutputStream);

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*Error is, Required : android.os.Process, Found : java.lang.Process in the first line of the code.

*Cannot resolve symbol, getOutputStream in the second line.

Kindly let me know why these issues occur, and how do I resolve them. Thanks.

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android.os.Process, Found : java.lang.Process

Be sure to import the right class.
import java.lang.Process;

Or declare your process like this :
java.lang.Process suProcess = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su");

Cannot resolve symbol, getOutputStream

getOutputStream is a method then you need to add () to be able to compile your code.
DataOutputStream os = new     DataOutputStream(suProcess.getOutputStream());


Self catering holiday cottage St Neot South Cornwall. Hawks Tor.
'Hawks Tor', a high standard detached bungalow in a peaceful setting amidst beautiful acountryside, 1 mile from pretty St Neot village, 5 miles from Bodmin & 7 miles from Liskeard, Cornwall. Approx 12 miles to the south coast at Looe and approx 17 miles to the north coast. One of 4 properties at the end of a short driveway, enjoying magnificent and panoramic views over surrounding countryside and Bodmin Moor. On the edge of Bodmin Moor so great for walkers; footpaths into and around St Neot leading onto Goonzion Moor and continuing onto Bodmin Moor. St Neot is an ancient and pretty traditional cornish village with a church (oldest stained glass window in the country) and village pub (The London Inn, does food). A stroll from the bungalow a local farm does cream teas! 1 mile to the Halfway-House pub and restaurant. 5 miles from large Colliford lake (about 4 miles in circumference) on Bodmin Moor with fishing, water activities and nature walks. There is a large rear lawn and front garden area.
2019: To April 13 £257, April 13 to 27 £318, April 27 to May 25 £280, May 25 to June 1 £536, June 1 to 15 £334, June 15 to July 6 £360, July 6 to 13 £431, July 13 to Aug 17 £551, Aug 17 to 24 £435, Aug 24 to Sept 7 £370, Sept 7 onwards £281 (except Xmas @ New Year £329).
Bedroom 1 has 1 double bed. Bedroom 2 has 2 single beds. Lounge with T.V., DVD & video. Internet WI-FI (you have to bring your own laptop).Kitchen with breakfast bar and an electric cooker, microwave, frige, freezer & washing machine. Shower room with shower, washbasin & toilet. Sun conservatory/dining room overlooking garden, with lovely country views.
Travel Cot. Electric, heating & linen inclusive. Night storage heaters in bedrooms and lounge, electric fire in lounge and 2 additional convector heaters. Internet WI-FI (you have to bring your own laptop).
Non-Smoking. Off road parking for 2 cars adjacent to bungalow. No pets.


We're still in early-season mode at Football Fives and we're back as a four-piece to tackle this week's five questions. David Hartrick, Daniel Storey, Ryan Keaney and Chris Nee talk about the first weekend of the season in England having watched a quite ungodly amount of football between us already.
This week's show has a global flavour, heading straight from England to the German Bundesliga, where the new season begins this weekend. Because we don't really do previews, we decided to talk about the damage or otherwise caused by the dominance of FC Bayern.


– all for the first time.
and enjoying Jarmusch's Dead Man [1995?] for the first time in a dozen years.
Marker's two works separated by 20 years and varda's doc have uncommonly sharp and fluid writing, that merges seamlessly and profoundly with the audio and film – I find it confident.
Sandor Krasna, Hungarian cameraman, b. 1932 in Kolozsvar, Budapest Film Academy made Erdelyi Tancok (Transylvanian Dances), and assisted in another film, left Hungary in 1956 (returned in 1966 does travel diary piece) chances to join with a volcanologist Haroun Tazieff (footage), travels, shoots Cabo Verde, Guinnea Bissau and Japan, where he stays longest and has a deep affinity for culture.
THE FELLING OF A GIRAFFE, the volcano claiming a town and images of his long years in Japan and visits to Africa, specifically Guinea-bissau and Cabo Verde? are the visually intense gems of sans soleil.
Marker's contextualization of the letters of his cameraman is a masterpiece of editing but all of it is still less to me, now, today, 24 years later, than the wordless entirety of the felling of the giraffe. there's IMAGE (seule) and TEXT (seule) … and then there's crossing over into the merge and all the "infinity" that comes with it. But still there is this solitude right now, that exists – you can get people there … with footage, nearly raw, of the felling of a giraffe by rifle – for how many years more, we don't know, maybe few.
the period music in Haynes' film isn't from the period of the film. the male-male kiss here and her reaction is amazing. she is a genius. she is so good. how old is she?
anti-vietnam punk, text blams all great. close-ups of cute girls (bo-ring). straight guys chasing cute girls (boring). sudden-gun-blam has become his trademark. by '66.
excellent passage when Saroyan's wife lays into him for his "fame" and arrogance.
the flash to the fight poster just before the fight.
the "day that changes everything" starts with them deciding to quit. but it was the day that ended, the day before – when they escaped the bandits – that keys this.
a crime movie. an emotionless and sympathetic central figure (Bogart's Rick).
hammer to kid thing is a moment. weird running though the psyche stuff.
the magicality of it ends up linearizing a mental territory that has multiple dimensions – I don't like this. even in science of sleep I find it sorta lame … too linear a dimensionality even with all its magical elements is still too linear a dimension to describe the mind – the psyche. point. and it smacks of creative dearth. an engine running out of steam.


i am searching a Commodore A590 unit or GVP 530. In good state.
If landoq isn't interested in this, I would very much like to buy it.
I've got a GVP 530 (not Turbo) with an extra meg ram installed. Anyone interested?
If you are making a deal with Landoq for it, that's fine, but if you wish to offer it to the rest of Amibay, you will need to create your own For Sale thread for it and state your asking price. Only deals involving Landoq can take place in this thread.
Maybe there were different CPU speeds, so the A530 "Turbo" at 40MHz and the not-so-Turbo version at something like 25MHz perhaps?


Nutritional depletion has been demonstrated to be a major determinant of the development of post-operative complications. Gastrointestinal surgery patients are at risk of nutritional depletion from inadequate nutritional intake, surgical stress and the subsequent increase in metabolic rate.
Fears of postoperative ileus and the integrity of the newly constructed anastomosis have led to treatment typically entailing starvation with administration of intravenous fluids until the passage of flatus. However, it has since been shown that prompt postoperative enteral feeding is both effective and well tolerated. Enteral feeding is also associated with specific clinical benefits such as reduced incidence of postoperative infectious complications and an improved wound healing response. Further research is required to determine whether enteral nutrition is also associated with modulation of gut function.
Studies have indicated that significant reductions in morbidity and mortality associated with perioperative Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) are limited to severely malnourished patients with gastrointestinal malignancy. Meta-analyses have shown that enteral nutrition is associated with fewer septic complications compared with parenteral feeding, reduced costs and a shorter hospital stay, so should be the preferred option whenever possible.
Evidence to support pre-operative nutrition support is limited, but suggests that if malnourished individuals are adequately fed for at least 7–10 days preoperatively then surgical outcome can be improved.
Ongoing research continues to explore the potential benefits of the action of glutamine on the gut and immune system for gastrointestinal surgery patients. To date it has been demonstrated that glutamine-enriched parenteral nutrition results in reduced length of stay and reduced costs in elective abdominal surgery patients. Further research is required to determine whether the routine supplementation of glutamine is warranted.
A limitation for targeted nutritional support is the lack of a standardised, validated definition of nutritional depletion. This would enable nutrition support to be more readily targeted to those surgical patients most likely to derive significant clinical benefit in terms of improved post-operative outcome.
Protein-energy malnutrition is a common problem in hospital patients. Studies have reported 40% of surgical and medical patients to be malnourished on admission to hospital. The majority of patients experienced nutritional depletion during the course of their hospital admission, which was more severe in those patients who were already depleted at the time of their admission . The consequences of pre-operative malnutrition were first recognised in the 1930's. Studley observed a direct relationship between preoperative weight loss and operative mortality rate, independent of factors such as age, impaired cardiorespiratory function and type of surgery . The importance of nutritional depletion as a major determinant of the development of postoperative complications has subsequently been confirmed by Giner et al . The absence of a standardised definition of nutritional depletion has led to surrogate markers of nutritional status being utilised. Albumin, muscle function tests, immunological status and weight loss are used as these show correlation with postoperative morbidity and mortality.
Nutritional depletion is associated with changes in body composition, tissue wasting and impaired organ function which leads to impaired immune and muscle function. Thus, depleted patients are at risk from infectious complications and cardiorespiratory impairment [4, 5]. Patients who undergo gastrointestinal surgery are at risk of nutritional depletion from inadequate nutritional intake; both preoperatively and postoperatively, the stress of surgery and the subsequent increase in metabolic rate.
More recently, ensuring adequate nutritional intake has been a major focus of perioperative care and research has focused on the methods of delivering nutritional support, their comparative clinical benefits and minimising the metabolic changes associated with surgical trauma.
The physiological stress of surgical trauma causes a surge of sympathetic activity and an associated rise in catecholamine secretion. These changes are transient. A more prolonged hypermetabolic state associated with a pronounced negative nitrogen balance then follows. Metabolic rate is typically increased by about 10% postoperatively . If adequate nutritional support is not provided at this stage then excessive skeletal muscle proteolysis occurs with further depression of metabolism. Increased energy expenditure is associated with a range of hormonal responses that occur as a result of surgical trauma. Cytokines, including Tumour Necrosis Factor (TNF) and interleukins (IL-1 and IL-6) have an important role in determining longer-term metabolic changes . These changes may not be clinically relevant unless postoperative sepsis or trauma follows surgery but in conjunction with preoperative starvation often results in a significant negative nitrogen balance.
It has been proved that intestinal permeability is increased two to fourfold in the immediate postoperative period, although this normalises within five days . In addition, nutritional depletion is associated with increased intestinal permeability and a decrease in villous height . These findings have lead to the investigation of treatments aimed at maintaining an intact mucosal barrier. Increased intestinal permeability indicates a failure of the gut barrier function to exclude endogenous bacteria and toxins. These have been proposed as causative agents in the systemic inflammatory response syndrome, sepsis and multi-organ failure. However, there has been a failure thus far to prove a correlation between failure of gut barrier function and septic complications after major upper gastrointestinal failure .
Nutritional support leads to improved nutritional status and clinical outcome in severely depleted patients . Studies of postoperative nutritional support have demonstrated reduced morbidity and reduced length of hospital stay . There is also evidence that artificial nutritional support in malnourished patients is cost effective by reducing the costs associated with length of stay and morbidity and improved quality of life . It is important, however, to consider the most clinically appropriate and beneficial means of delivering nutritional support to surgical patients.
Conventional treatment after bowel resection has typically entailed starvation with administration of intravenous fluids until passage of flatus, principally due to concerns over post-operative ileus. This was based on the assumption that oral feeding may not be tolerated in the presence of ileus and the integrity of the newly constructed anastomosis may be compromised. However, small intestinal motility recovers 6–8 hours after surgical trauma and moderate absorptive capacity exists even in the absence of normal peristalsis . It has since been shown that postoperative enteral feeding in patients undergoing gastrointestinal resection is safe and well tolerated even when started within 12 hours of surgery [15, 16]. The commonest observed adverse effects were gastrointestinal, such as abdominal cramps and bloating .
An appropriate delivery method should be selected, depending on the anticipated duration of enteral feeding, aspiration risk and gastrointestinal anatomy. No specific clinical or nutritional advantages have been shown for jejunostomy feeding and this route should be reserved for patients in whom naso-gastric or naso-jejunal feeding is not feasible or safe .
Enteral feeding has been shown to result in some specific clinical benefits, including reducing the incidence of post-operative infectious complications  and an improved wound healing response . Enteral nutrition may have other beneficial effects including altering antigen exposure and influencing oxygenation of the gut mucosa. More research is required in this area to elucidate whether enteral nutrition truly modulates gut function or whether tolerance of enteral nutrition is predominantly indicative of a patient with healthy organ function .
A large multi-centre clinical trial has shown no significant reduction in morbidity or mortality when Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) was administered perioperatively to a heterogeneous group of surgical patients. Stratification of patients in this trial according to nutritional status showed that patients with mild malnutrition did not benefit from TPN but had more infectious complications. This led the authors to conclude that perioperative TPN should be limited to severely malnourished patients in the absence of other specific indications . Subsequent studies have principally focussed on severely malnourished patients with gastrointestinal malignancy. These patients have been shown to experience clinically significant reductions in both infectious and non-infectious complications when fed parenterally for a minimum of ten days pre-operatively . A recent meta-analysis of 27 randomised controlled trials concluded that TPN has no statistically significant effects overall on mortality or morbidity in surgical patients. The most recent studies analysed were of better methodological quality and showed fewer benefits than earlier studies. Studies which included only malnourished patients demonstrated a trend to a reduction in complication rates .
Each route of delivery of nutritional support is associated with different complications. Generally, the complications associated with parenteral nutrition are associated with greater morbidity than those associated with enteral nutrition due to the invasive nature of administration. The route of administration also has effects on organ function, particularly the intestinal tract. Substrates delivered by the enteral route are better utilised by the gut than those administered parenterally. In addition, enteral feeding when compared with TPN solutions may prevent gastrointestinal mucosal atrophy, attenuate the trauma stress response, maintain immunocompetence and preserve normal gut flora .
A meta-analysis comparing the nutritional efficacy of early enteral and parenteral nutrition in high-risk surgical patients found that early postoperative enteral nutrition was effective and associated with reduced septic morbidity rates compared with those administered TPN even when catheter sepsis was excluded from the analysis . Enteral nutrition is also an effective option in severely malnourished patients with gastrointestinal cancer and is associated with fewer complications, a shorter post-operative hospital stay  and reduced costs compared with TPN . The principal conclusions from these studies was that the enteral route should be used whenever possible, but if the enteral route will not be available for more than one week early administration of TPN should be considered.
Evidence to support preoperative nutrition support is limited but suggests that if malnourished individuals are adequately fed for at least 7–10 days preoperatively then surgical outcome can be improved . The obvious disadvantage of this is the increased length of hospital stay resulting from admission for nutritional support and the delay in surgical intervention. There is also some evidence to support preoperative nutrition support in patients with inflammatory bowel disease . Studies have also been carried out which cast doubt on the benefits of the standard preoperative fast and have shown reductions in the postoperative catabolic response and improved well-being . As discussed earlier, there is substantially more evidence to support early post-operative nutritional intervention by an appropriate route.
In addition to ongoing research ascertaining the specific benefits of the routes of delivery for nutrition support, more recent research has also focussed on the composition of nutritional regimens. In particular, much attention has been paid to the potential for specific nutrients to influence the metabolic response to disease.
Glutamine is the most abundant free amino acid in the extra and intracellular compartments. It plays a vital role in nitrogen transport and acid base homeostasis and is a fuel for rapidly dividing cells such as enterocytes, lymphocytes and fibroblasts. It is also involved in antioxidant defence mechanisms by influencing glutathione synthesis. In situations of severe stress or nutritional depletion the demand for glutamine may exceed the body's capacity to synthesise it. Studies have explored the benefits of glutamine-enriched parenteral nutrition regimens, particularly on the gut and immune system. It has been demonstrated that the addition of glutamine to parenteral nutrition regimens given to patients after elective abdominal surgery results in a reduced length of hospital stay  and reduced costs . This was accompanied by an improved nitrogen balance and quicker lymphocyte recovery . Glutamine has also been shown to maintain intestinal permeability in postoperative patients .
Studies regarding the role of two other potential immunonutrients, arginine and n-3 fatty acids, in gastrointestinal surgery patients have not yet been published.
Randomised controlled trials provide evidence to support the use of enteral feeding in surgical patients and indicate no increased morbidity or mortality. However, no meta-analyses have been carried out to pool the data from a plethora of mainly small trials. To date, these show no reductions in mortality have been shown from enterally fed surgical patients. Some useful meta-analyses have been published for parenterally feeding surgical patients, although many studies were small and of flawed methodological quality as they did not take into account the many surgical and anaesthetic variables that can influence post-operative outcomes. Comparative studies show that, compared with parenteral nutrition, enteral nutrition is well tolerated and is associated with reduced septic morbidity, costs and length of stay. These studies form the basis of the current practice of the enteral feeding route being used wherever possible. Further research is needed to elucidate whether, alongside improvements in surgical technique and perioperative care, enteral nutrition will be associated with overall reductions in morbidity and mortality.
Further research is required to clearly identify which surgical patients will significantly benefit from specific nutritional intervention. This is problematic as assessment of nutritional status is not straightforward and there is also an absence of a standardised definition of nutritional depletion. A standardised, validated definition of nutritional depletion would enable nutrition support to be targeted to those surgical patients most likely to derive significant clinical benefit in terms of improved postoperative outcome. This would also facilitate direct comparison of trial data for large meta-analyses involving "malnourished" patients to provide robust, evidence based guidelines for nutritional support of surgical patients.
The author kindly acknowledges the assistance of Mr ADN Scott and Dr David Gerrett in reviewing and commenting on the manuscript.
NW carried out the literature search, reviewed the papers and prepared the manuscript.


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Mentoring is where one person with experience gives personal advice and guidance to another person, and it's for anyone who would like someone to support them to get to where they want to be.
A mentor is likely to be someone who has been in a similar situation before, so they should be able to give you individual support and advice on how to succeed and reach your goals.
The main aim is for you and your mentor to develop a close relationship. Your mentor will spend time getting to know you and understanding your individual situation so that you can trust them to give you advice specific to you.
You can decide at the beginning of the mentoring relationship how long you want it to last and how often you will meet. They are there to support you, the type of support you can get will depend on what suits you and your the relationship you have with your mentor.
If you already know what kind of career you want, a mentor who works in a similar role or the same sector may be really useful to help your career development.
If you have no idea what you want to do, a mentor can talk to you about your options, suggesting things that you may not have thought about yourself. A mentor will help you understand what is possible and help you set realistic goals for you to work on.
Farily self-explanatory, this style of mentoring involves just you and your mentor.
When you first meet them you will discuss how often you will meet and for how long. Then you can go on to discuss your individual aims and goals.
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With this sort of mentoring there is a lot of group support in addition to the support you will get from your mentor - this might be a good option if you'd like a more social environment to your mentoring.
E-mentoring is usually undertaken via email with minimal face-to-face meetings.
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