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two-thirds of the length of the floor in front of you.
the pass, gradually raise the drum off the floor.
Practice before turning on the machine.
to the floor as you begin the backward pass.
and sand the remaining third in the same manner.
blends the two areas together.
Rough sandpaper that will be used on the drum sander.
paper as the first drum cut to remove old finish or level abused areas.
Many professionals will rum a rough cut on a 45 degree angle.
corners and obstructions to be scraped later).
Along walls parallel across the ends by not letting the edger go onto the drum sanded field. Follow flooring direction, move back and forth from left to right with the direction of the flooring, also trying not to overlapping into the drum sanded area. The edger typically cleans a 1" to 2" strip on each pass.
operation using the fine grit sandpaper on the drum sander.
operation; check with the supplier or manufacturer.
blanket glued around it makes a good sanding block.
reach, and to remove old finish in tight spots.
Always scrape in the direction of the flooring grain.
Then hand sand or oscillate scraped area.
forth with the direction of flooring boards.
Parquet, block, herringbone and similar floors.
is considered a minimal sanding procedure.
a final fine cut with the room's longest dimension.
wear through to reveal nails and professional wooden floor sanding is recommended.
that an edge of the flooring can be measured.
just mentioned, to the thinner materials.
is generally flattened, coarser grits are not necessary.
to use paint remover to uncover the wood surface.
the old finish is removed.
first cut parallel to the flooring strips.
which creates a rough surface.
all dust on windows, sills, doors, door frames, and baseboards.
with fine sandpaper, same grit as final sanding.
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Q: Views are overflowed or disappeared in Android 5 As you can see in my screenshot, views like an EditText are overflowed or disappeared. That's why I can't see the scrollbar on the right side of a multiline EditText.
How can I fix that? I tried match_parent and fill_parent, but can't see a difference. 'wrap_content' isn't nice for a form.
Screenshot Android Studio, EditText overflows
Here is my xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:orientation="vertical"
    tools:context=".MyActivity">

    <GridLayout
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:columnCount="2">

        <TextView android:text="Label for first EditText" />

        <EditText
            android:id="@+id/et_id"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:lines="1"
            android:maxLength="13"
            android:maxLines="1" />

        <TextView android:text="Another Label for another ET" />

        <EditText
            android:id="@+id/et_new_description"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:lines="3"
            android:maxLines="10"
            android:inputType="textMultiLine"
            android:scrollbars="vertical" <!-- can't see this -->
            android:scrollbarAlwaysDrawVerticalTrack="true"/>

    </GridLayout>

    <android.support.v7.widget.ButtonBarLayout
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="?attr/actionBarSize"
        android:layout_alignParentBottom="true">

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/button_cancel"
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:drawableLeft="@drawable/filter"
            android:text="cancel" />

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/button_save"
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:drawableLeft="@android:drawable/ic_menu_save"
            android:text="save" />

    </android.support.v7.widget.ButtonBarLayout>
</RelativeLayout>

A: I think the proper way to accomplish this is with the android:layout_columnWeight attribute. Here is a sample:
<GridLayout
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:columnCount="2"
    ... >

    <TextView
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_column="0"
        android:text="Label"
        ... />

    <EditText
        android:layout_width="0dp"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_column="1"
        android:layout_columnWeight="1"
        ... />

    <!-- Same pattern for other labels and text fields -->

</GridLayout>

However, this attribute is only available starting in API 21 (Lollipop). You could use the support version of GridLayout instead, which requires you to add
compile 'com.android.support:gridlayout-v7:23.3.0'

to the dependencies block in your build.gradle file, and then use
<android.support.v7.widget.GridLayout>

in your layout file. This is what I would recommend to you.

If you want to support versions older than Lollipop without also using the support version of GridLayout, here's another way to accomplish the effect you want:
<GridLayout
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:columnCount="2"
    ... >

    <TextView
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_column="0"
        android:text="Label"
        ... />

    <EditText
        android:layout_width="0dp"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_column="1"
        android:layout_gravity="fill_horizontal"
        ... />

    <!-- Same pattern for other labels and text fields -->

</GridLayout>

You might have to use android:layout_width="wrap_content" instead of android:layout_width="0dp" for the EditText, I'm not sure.

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Biografia

Regno del fratello Prasat Thong
Fu lo zio e successore di re Chai, nonché fratello minore di re Prasat Thong, il quale nel 1629 aveva usurpato il trono di Ayutthaya ed era stato il capo-stipite della dinastia che porta il suo nome. Il XVII secolo fu un periodo di grande splendore per Ayutthaya, e durante il regno di Prasat Thong fu rinnovata e ampliata la già fitta rete di commerci soprattutto con Cina, India, Persia e, in misura minore, con il Giappone. Il re si avvalse in questo campo della collaborazione con la Compagnia olandese delle Indie orientali, che compensò il deterioramento dei rapporti con i britannici e i portoghesi avvenuto negli anni precedenti e garantì anche appoggio militare.

Secondo un'antica tradizione del regno, alla morte del re il trono passava al figlio maggiore o al fratello più anziano rimasto in vita. Nelle successioni dei sovrani di Ayutthaya del XVII e XVIII secolo, frequenti furono i casi in cui il figlio e il fratello del re si contesero il trono con atti sanguinari.

Alcune fonti sostengono che Prasat Thong volesse come successore sul trono uno dei propri figli e che dal 1644 avesse confinato il fratello Si Suthammaracha e i nobili della sua cerchia a Phitsanulok per impedirgli di prendere il potere con un colpo di Stato. Un'altra fonte riporta che Si Suthammaracha fosse invece stato nominato da Prasat Thong suo successore con il titolo di uparat e che si aspettasse quindi di diventare re.

Breve regno del nipote Chai
Secondo lo storico David K. Wyatt, il principe Chai era salito al trono alla morte del padre Prasat Thong nell'agosto 1656, impadronendosi del palazzo reale alla guida dei propri soldati, e regnò per pochi giorni, anche se fonti legate alla monarchia siamese sostengono che fosse invece rimasto sul trono per nove mesi, mentre una delle Cronache di Ayutthaya riporta come la sua destituzione fosse avvenuta dopo un solo giorno.

Ascesa al trono
Chai fu assassinato con un complotto organizzato dai suoi successori, lo zio Si Suthammaracha e il fratello minore Narai, i quali occuparono il palazzo reale con le loro truppe e lo catturarono. Come molti altri re e membri della casa reale di Ayutthaya, Chai fu portato e assassinato al Wat Khok Phraya, alla periferia nord della capitale. Secondo questa antica tradizione, i membri della famiglia reale non potevano essere toccati e il loro sangue non poteva essere versato, di conseguenza venivano messi in un sacco di velluto e bastonati a morte con legno di sandalo. Assieme a Chai furono uccisi quasi tutti i nobili della sua corte che gli erano fedeli. Gli succedette sul trono Si Suthammaracha con il nome regale Sanphet VII e nominò uparat l'altro nipote Narai che lo aveva aiutato a destituire e sopprimere Chai.

Morte e successione
Secondo fonti difficilmente verificabili, poco dopo la sua ascesa al trono Si Suthammaracha insidiò la nipote Phra Ratcha Kanlayani, sorella minore di Chai e Narai, la quale riuscì a fuggire e informò il fratello dell'accaduto. Narai si infuriò, radunò le proprie guardie ed attaccò il palazzo reale. Al termine di una cruenta battaglia, Si Suthammaracha rimase ferito ma riuscì a mettersi in salvo nel Palazzo Dietro, la residenza del viceré. Subì la stessa sorte di Chai, fu inseguito, catturato e bastonato a morte il 27 ottobre del 1656 nel Wat Khok Phraya. Anche nel suo caso i nobili che lo appoggiarono furono quasi tutti uccisi. Wyatt sostiene che tra l'ascesa al trono di Chai e quella di Narai fossero passate circa 10 settimane. Il regno di Narai durò invece a lungo, fino al 1688, e corrispose a uno dei periodi di maggior splendore nella storia del Siam.

Note

Bibliografia

Collegamenti esterni
  (lista dei sovrani di Ayutthaya sul sito del Reale istituto di Thailandia)

Re di Ayutthaya
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I think CNN should tell Obama to go see Alice. Maybe he will be ready?? But never to know what he talks about..
September 18, 2009 07:25 pm at 7:25 pm |
pmel
Why would you dignify ANYTHING that the Republican Cretins at Faux News says? It's not news and it doesn't warrant even your attention much less commentary! Faux News is totally irrelevant in concert with the totally irrelevant and taking too long to die Republican Party! Please don't announce their final demise.
FOX News is a Joke
Honestly, it's not a surprise....which "news" agency, of all that exist in the free world, purchases ad space to slander others and then subsequently embarrass itself by being absurdly wrong (not that this situation is unique, they are always incredibly biased)? FOX News. Period.
No one understands....actually, forget understands.....no one executes more poorly on stupidities like this than FOX. They are a bunch of moron hooligans that pour venom into the eyes and ears of the under-educated. The sad thing is that I actually watch FOX for 50% of my TV news time just to get a glimpse of the lies that they are spreading and so I can better understand what these poor fools (the under-educated religious zealots) are being fed.
The good news is that ultimately, anyone with a peanut for a brain understands that what is wrong with America can be aptly demonstrated in a short viewing of this so-called "News Network," and that all you need to do to correct it is turn off your TV, READ from multiple sources, and get out of your miserable little towns and into the world that non-manic, normal people live in.
FOX News, thank you for reinforcing your inability to function both on a reporting level as well as organizationally (I wonder which bimbo intern is going to get burned for not doing her homework on the real news networks).
Just like a whining child, FOX should be ignored...it's amazing how they can pull people into their lies...SMART people know they are lying and have been proven liars...the FACT that CNN is defending itself against them, gives them more power than they are worth..
It's called BULLYING 101..and CNN (and the other networks) fell for it....again....geesh
it never said they didn't cover the event. it said they missed the story.
Maybe it should be up for longer. When a major group of people has protested in the past, it is all over the media, but when the protest is criticizing someone they "love" they down play it as much as possible.
Fox News what do you expect, biasd reports, lying reporters, the poorist network to watch.....I don't give this network any of my viewing time.........As long as they have Glen Beck, Hannity and the rest of their racist journalists and reporters, they will never have my viewing time
I remember when the protests happened. CNN carried minimal stories, somehow never showing overhead shots. They also were very slanted in the stories they did have. The website was even worse.
I wish CNN was more objective in their reporting
Everything in this country is starting to sound so childish it is disheartening. I feel bad for the very young ones because we adults are not acting accordingly. SAD!!!
fox is not real news a comedy show
bri fla
Everyone over the age of 5 should know better than to try to watch fox anymore. Sometimes I feel as if their spin is a slap in the face because I can see through their one side position, wonder how dumb they are, or assume that we are. CNN should really point out the fact that the tea party movement was Libertarian in the beginning. All of this started with Ron Paul supporters, Dick Armey would have been spit on four years ago at the start of those gatherings. Now with the opportunity to "spin" or lie as they should call it. Fox tries to portray a group with many different views as anti Obama. Discusting journalism, however, they don't seem to care, where is the penalty for just lying to the public daily? There should be penalties for it as bad of an effect it has on a lot of poorly informed Americans.
Fox just digs itself deeper into the hole, alongside the republican party.
Derek - Philly
There are so many people missing the point here. The issue is not editorial bias (we all know it exists). The issue is that Fox News straight up lied in an advertisement. Is lying a virtue you want in your "news" provider? And those of you ranting about ratings are idiots. A news network is not more legitimate just because more people are willing to watch/listen to it. It just means more people are willing to believe what they say.
well, they need their audience to blame something besides sense, for the fact that their little protest turned out to be entirely pointless.
Clinton Voter
The dems are on their way out. Just look at the ratings.
I love how all the liberal news outlets are now jumping on FOX with the "OH MY GOD, WE HAVE THEM NOW!!!!" mentality. America is waking up now with the fear of becoming The People's Republic of Amerika. You all call it "tea-bagging", we call it Freedom of Speech, and now that it is not in your favor, you start complaining.
Only a hit dog will holler.....just look at the piling on of Fox.
Wow! Rick Sanchez tore a strip off of Fox. It was almost Fox-worthy - seriously. Maybe CNN should spend more time tearing those guys apart.
Michael in Colorado
Just another example of how FOX lies and misleads the ignorant, uneducated and hateful right wingers who believe everything they say. FOX News has not credibility among anyone with an education and a brain.
Bill Loyd
The imbeciles at Fox incorrectly quoted a park service spokesperson as saying the rally drew one of the largest crowds in DC history. The actual quote was lifted from a statement made in January by the same official regarding the Obama inauguration. DC police estimated the tea party rally at no more than 70,000 which is truly underwhelming considering the number of people who are usually in the area around the Mall during the day. Leave it to Fox to blow it out of proportion and then chastise anyone else who didn't swallow their propaganda.
Nice move Fox!
Firing up conservatives with muddled facts again.
continuation...
CNN worked hard to make news coverage at the tea party. It is not fair to treat them that way. I think CNN deserved to file a lawsuit against FOX NEWS...maybe a civil libel action. I'm telling you rick sanchez, FOX NEWS WILL NEVER APOLOGIZED.
glen beck and bill o'reilly...they're demagogue, that's the reason why i don't listen/watch them anymore
PS: I used to be a republican, now i'm an independent.
It would be nice if all the networks slammed Fox so called news, for all their other lies and falsehoods. They aren't news at all. They are nothing but right wing propaganda. If the truth does'nt fit their program they'll just make something up, no matter how ridiculous it sounds.
jaye
Why bother responding to anything fox news says?
They're the worst of the worst and I blocked out their channels on my tv.
1. Saw the CNN story on this... something like "protesters without a leader"? It also got some coverage in the Time story about how Glenn Beck is evil.
2. Not sure why it was such big news anyway. They did seem to be pretty disorganized and I couldn't tell what they were actually protesting from the various news stories about it. Would it really have been so bad if Fox news was the only organization that covered it? I sure could have done with fewer headlines about it and the crazy town-hall people. I get it. There's an uneducated poor segment of the population who watches Fox News, listens to Rush Limbaugh, and thinks Obama is trying to hurt them.
Jeff Hudson
Well I know for a fact it was on HLNs cycle of stories that morning.
CNN like ABC, CBS and especially NBC has a slobbering love affair with Obama so they sit on anti government stuff until the last possible moment like with the Acorn stuff. CNN did cover the rallies but they didn't cover the "story", they didn't cover origins of these particular rallies on 9/12 which was the 9/12 Project, the driving force behind it all. All that was said was lots of people here protesting this and that and that was pretty much it. CNN did miss the story, they just missed the story behind the story because they didn't want to acknowledge the key driving force behind the events of that day was a host on Fox News by the name of Glenn Beck. Unlike Fox News, Obama isn't afraid of CNN.
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A colorful apple with a bite, what does that mean to you? For most people in the world, the first thing that appears in their mind should be Apple Inc. That's it! The logo is so important for people to recognize a company and distinguish it from others. Just can't imagine a successful company with an indistinctive logo.
For method one (if you are an expert of design software, please ignore this paragraph), firstly you have to take great efforts to search as many logo samples as possible for reference, and choose one which you think is the most suitable for your business or website, and start to design finally. It is easier said than done, and you may feel it quite difficult to turn a dim idea in your mind into a real design.
For method two (if you are rich enough, please ignore this paragraph too), it is probably the most expensive choice. You need to describe your business to the designer, and name your preferred color and font, which may take you a lot of hours, especially in case you can't talk face to face. Given enough communication and time, a high-quality logo is finally delivered while it is often unfortunately not the one you want exactly.
As far as I'm concerned, most people have their own ideas of what they want, but don't have graphic designing experience or don't want to pay much for it. In this case, an easy-to-use logo maker is required. Let's imagine a logo design software with dozens of samples and templates, well designed images, professional preset color combinations and special effects. What you need to do is to select a template, select your favorite graphic, color and type in the text. All by a few clicks, wouldn't it be nice?
See the logo designs above? How do think if you are able to customize them into your own logos by easy logo maker?
All the features of Sothink Logo Maker will satisfy your needs and turn your idea into an ideal logo.
Download Sothink Logo Maker to design logo and install the logo creator on your computer.
Launch Logo Maker, and choose the following logo from plenty of logo design templates.
In the Resources panel, search "flower" to find all graphics related to "flower".
Click the graphic "bird" of the logo template on the canvas, and then click a flower in the Resources panel to replace the bird.
In the Color&Effects panel, select an effect (as indicated in the below) for the flower.
Double click logo text to change the text content; click the "custom" button to change the font type and font size as you like.
Directly drag text or graphic to the position you'd like.
Finally a unique logo design is done.
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My son and his family live in London, where he is an executive for a large travel company. Every time there is a terrorist event there (too often, unfortunately), I check in with him to make sure everyone is safe.
The last one, a fizzled bomb on a subway train, occurred just two tube stops away from his home. He frequently travels through the airport in Brussels that was bombed last year. I have been very concerned about his well-being while he's living in Europe, and even while visiting, I'm always watchful when I'm in crowds with my two grandsons.
So it felt strange the night before G2E was to open that I was the one texting him that we were OK and safe in our hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. We were about a mile away from the scene of carnage and could hear the sirens of all the first responders and police heading to the site.
Waking up on Monday, it was difficult to see how we could conduct business on the heels of such insanity. It was almost a malaise that engulfed everyone I spoke to that morning. That the horror happened on properties owned by one of the major companies in our industry only made it worse.
But then something remarkable happened. People started to rally. We weren't going to let one lunatic change our lives, even though he so tragically took the lives of so many others.
Hearing about the heroes who responded so positively during the shooting made it even more imperative to get on with our normal lives, at the same time keeping in mind those who had lost theirs or who had been injured. The stories were inspirational and heartbreaking, and somehow gave us hope that not all humans are as evil as the shooter.
Much credit needs to go to the American Gaming Association for the dramatic turnaround and positive attitude that emerged at G2E. The staff had to be nimble and responsive, while understanding the sensitivities of the victims and the potential for politicizing the tragedy.
Geoff Freeman walked that tightrope with skill and aplomb, and bringing in former Boston Police Chief Ed Davis, who presided over the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, was a stroke of genius. Davis' actions during that terrible situation gave the industry confidence we'd get through this, no matter how difficult it felt at the time.
Making matters worse is the shooter was a gambler who was known at many of the Strip and locals casinos in Las Vegas. But even Steve Wynn acknowledged that there was no reason to expect anything untoward about the video poker player—nothing to make any casino operator suspicious. He said the shooter and his girlfriend were always well-behaved and never drank or abused their comps.
But if the shooter's goal (and no one to this day understands his motive) was to demoralize Las Vegas and the casino industry, he completely missed his mark. In addition to drawing the casino industry closer together, Las Vegas demonstrated that it's more than just a collection of transients—it's a true community. The day after the shooting, thousands of Las Vegans stood in lines of four hours or more just to give blood. A GoFundMe account set up to benefit the victims and their families reached its goal of $2 million in less than two days and now stands at more than $10 million, with large contributions from many gaming companies.
Many casino executives and Las Vegas officials felt this day was inevitable. Las Vegas is the capital of decadence and indulgence in the American culture and a huge symbolic target. Ever since it was revealed that several of the 9/11 terrorists had cased the Las Vegas casinos, officials have had their guard up. But no one could have predicted and foreseen the madness brought to the Strip by the shooter, and we may never know the reasons.
But we all know now that there is no place that is truly safe. Whether it's London or Las Vegas or anyplace in between, we must remain diligent, protect our communities as best possible, and love each other so we can erase the silly divisions that keep us apart.
In this way, we can all remain #VegasStrong.


After its debut at Milan Design Week 2017, the interactive exhibition Postcard from Casa Jasmina is travelling to Shenzhen Design Week ?????!
Casa Jasmina: the future connected apartment in the heart of Turin, Italy.
Intractive exhibition open for visitors.
What makes it possible is a chatbot: a software that is able to simulate a conversation with the user, responding to his requests.
The exhibition is based on a conversational UI system designed to make the interaction process and the chatbot's behaviour more and more sophisticated – to the point where the chatbot itself will try to anticipate the users' desires and needs.


Find out what to expect on the day.
Our bereavement services team are here to help you arrange a memorable and sympathetic funeral for your loved one. We can guide you through the process and make you as comfortable and informed as possible.
Mourners gather at the crematorium in our waiting room adjacent to the chapel. Sometimes the coffin will be placed in the chapel prior to mourners arriving, alternatively the family may wish for mourners to wait until the coffin arrives in the hearse and the mourners follow the coffin and family members into the chapel. The identity of the deceased is confirmed by the chapel attendant when the coffin arrives with the hearse by checking the nameplate against the information the crematorium holds for that service.
The content of the service itself is entirely the choice of the applicant of the cremation and is usually decided with the funeral director and/or officiant of the service. Towards the end of the service the curtains may close around the coffin (it is down to the family if they wish for this to happen).
At the end of the service the mourners leave the chapel, you will have the opportunity to speak to other mourners and look at the floral tributes. Families will quite often ask for donations in memory of the deceased, these will either be collected during the service or a basket is placed in the cloisters are for people to donate at the end of the service should they wish to.
When mourners have left the chapel, the coffin is collected by the crematorium attendant and the nameplate and age are checked once again against crematorium records and input into the computer system in the crematory. An identity card with a unique cremation number and including the name of the deceased and date and time of the funeral is attached to the cremator, this ID follows the remains through every stage of the process.
The coffin is transferred into the cremator and the cremation takes approximately 90 minutes. When the cremation is finished, all that is left is small amounts of bone fragments, these are taken from the cremator, cooled and placed in a machine which reduces the bone to ashes. These are the cremated remains that are placed into a container.
The cremated remains are then labelled and stored in the crematory for scattering or interment or transferred to the bereavement office for collection depending on what the applicant has instructed.
The flower room at Guildford Crematorium has been redeveloped as part of our improvement works. The room is used all year round for people to leave floral tributes in memory of loved ones. The room has a sink and worktop to prepare flowers and a small stock of vases to display floral tributes. This room is only for the display of floral tributes not personal memorabilia and is checked on a regular basis by crematorium staff.


June 10 - Turkey's under-fire Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has opened the facilities that have been built for the 17th Mediterranean Games, which are due to open in Mersin on June 20 and official claims will not be affected by the current unrest in the country, even though the riots have now spread to the area.
Police used tear gas in Adana, part of the Adana-Mersin metropolitan area in southern Turkey, as they clashed with protestors on the eve of Erdoğan's visit.
The trouble had started when a pro-Government group hurled stones at marching anti-Government demonstrators, the state-run Anadolu Agency said.
Police evacuated women and children, but the two groups continued to clash with stones and batons before tear gas was employed to restore order.
A joint statement from the National Olympic Committee of Turkey (NOCT) and Mersin 2013 organisers insisted that there was no risk to the event, which is expected to be attended by nearly 4,000 athletes from 24 countries competing in 27 sports.
"The Mersin 2013 local Organising Committee and the National Olympic Committee of Turkey can confirm that the Mediterranean Games is unaffected by the largely peaceful protests that have taken place in the Adana-Mersin area, after an exhaustive review of the current situation with leading experts found that there is no elevated risk to the event participants," they said.
"The safety and security of athletes and participants at Mersin 2013 has been our top priority from the very beginning.
"Under the direction of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, we have worked hand-in-hand with all the necessary authorities and drawn on international best practice to create rigorous safety and security models to deal with all eventualities.
"Turkey has an excellent safety and security record when it comes to major sporting events over the last decade, and athletes, officials and fans can be confident of experiencing those same high standards."
Erdoğan said he observed the 7,500-arena with a helicopter while flying over it and that he felt "pride" with what he saw.
Mersin had been awarded the Games only in March 2011 after Volos, the original host, was stripped of the event because of the economic crisis in Greece.
"We have done a great job in Mersin in a short time," said Erdoğan, who plans to return for the Opening Ceremony.
"It was supposed to be held in Greece's Volos city, but due to the financial crisis, it could not be realised.
"They asked if we could do it.
"Under normal conditions, countries are informed six years before the Games, but we successfully completed [the preparations] despite being informed only 18 months ago (sic)."
The success of the Mediterranean Games was always considered important to Istanbul's bid to host the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.
But it has assumed even greater importance now with Turkish officials hoping to use it as an opportunity to get their campaign back on track before the International Olympic Committee (IOC) votes at its Session in Buenos Aires on September 7, where they will face rivals Madrid and Tokyo.


With the sun continuing to shine and the heat rising, Guest Wines headed back to Olympia for Day 2 of Imbibe Live! 2018.
Our preliminary aim of today was to spend sometime learning more about Sake and other Japanese beverages, including wine.
Over the past few years or so, Sake has become something of a hot topic for us and something that we do find a truly remarkable tipple. We were first introduced to it via our work with the International Wine Challenge, including a spell out in Japan. Since then, we have always made room in our itineraries whenever Sake is available, to go sample and find out more.
So, at 10.00am bright and breezy, we headed over to the 'Japan Pavilion' to do just that!
And what better way to start the day than with a nice cold glass of fizz! Hang on, aren't we supposed to be focusing on Sake? Oh yes indeedy! Sparkling Sake is where it's at don't you know! Happoshu is the name of this Sake style, and the guys at Okanaga Co Ltd were on hand to provide just that!
Ichinokura Suzune Wabi Sparkling Sake 5% – Apparently this fizz won a trophy award in the recent 2018 International Wine Challenge 2018 Sparkling Sake category, and the brewery also last year won the 'Brewer of the Year' award, so not a bad choice in which to begin then. It underwent a second fermentation in the bottle. Light, delicate and fresh with apple and pear fruits, soft and candied – lovely for a summer morning tipple!
Daishinsyu Teippai Junmai Daiginjo 16% – Now, just sit back and relax… smooth, refined, cool, fresh, milk rice, ooooeeer!
Daishinsyu Shisui Ryusen Junmai Daiginjo 16% – Cool, silky, fresh melon fruit… more please – now!
It was now time for a bit of Sake and Food Matching with a masterclass hosted by Federica Zanghirella who is the Vice President of the UK Sommelier Association to 'discover how Sake's acidity levels, umami component and serving temperatures demand a different, but immensely rewarding, approach to food and wine pairing'.
Here before us were four different types of Sake plus four often 'difficult' foods to pair with wine. The emphasis today was to demonstrate how the right type of Sake can pair with these foods.
Umami is another term frequently used in both wine and Sake tasting – the word which means 'tasty' is a tasting component that closely knits to foods that have a savoury taste such as soy sauce, cooked mushrooms, marmite, Parmesan cheese, etc, and Sake is said to work well with this component.
Next, Akashi Sake Brewery Co Ltd Akashi-Tai Junmai Ginjo Sparkling 7% – Bottle fermented and slightly cloudy. Paired with Parmesan cheese – now this really worked – who'da thought?!? Crisp, with light white flower and milky rice – with the cheese, the sparkle and acidity cut through the dustiness of the Parmesan – nice!
Having our first for knowledge now in full overdrive, and with a need to know more, we headed back to the Pavillon in order to sample some Japanese wines. Guest Wines are very familiar with the Koshu grape variety and of its wines. This variety is now readily available in most leading wine stores and supermarkets, and a variety that we have included in many a tasting over the years. Therefore, this seemed like an appropriate way in which to set off proceedings before moving onto lesser-known grape varieties and their resulting wines.
Much like the Sake earlier, we began with a fizz!
And what better way to complete our Japanese beverage learning curve than with a seminar all about a liqueur made from the Ume peach.
We think it's fair to say that we covered some ground there, and somewhere that we shall be most certainly returning to, although probably not so much with some of those exotic grape varieties – as they probably suit being in a bowl on a table much better!
So, where to go now after that? Well, we thought that we would go back to our roots and revisit English Wines, as Danielle Whitehead from Plumpton College was presenting a masterclass on The Future of English Wine.
The aim of this talk was all about English Wines next steps into the big wide world of wine. From its recent early beginnings, to shooting towards fine wine stardom when it comes to it's fizz, where now?
Eyebrows have been raised at the notion of the pub chain Weatherspoon's throwing out all their Champagne (but not Prosecco – where patriotism and profit don't necessarily go hand in hand hey Tim!), by stocking their shelves with English fizz instead as a nod to their approval of Brexit (er hem), then there's talk of making a Charmat Method fizz. Whatever next Bacchus in a can!?!
To further the debate is the playing around with PDO recognition – a tad too early we think and what terroir criteria is this actually based on – we can't see much apart from the notion that somehow regional boundaries are enough to convince that this equates to geographical difference and significance (er hem).
Whilst experimentation and innovation is a welcome thing, and we should keep on doing this, but it has to be said that facts and figures are showing that it is with the premium sparkling wine sector that English Wine does best. There are fears, that this image could be tarnished by playing around too much with lower price point wines, though the consumer may argue differently. However, it is important that English Wine maintains the rather good image it has managed to enshroud itself with in such a short time, after many years of being poked fun at, it would therefore be a shame to lose its new image.
Remarkable Rhônes were the order of the day, with a selection of wines from across the region that Matt felt gave a good representation of what is out there. He was also keen to point out that value for money Rhône wines are excellent value, especially when it comes to top of the range examples.
Next up was Simon J Woolf with a masterclass featuring Orange Wine – he's even written a book about the subject and probably the first to do so, as this style of wine now steps out from the shadows, and is beginning to receive a wider accepting audience, hurrah!
Now, you would think that this would mean that this type of wine is relatively new, but you would be wrong, in fact, this sort of wine probably goes all the way back to the origins of wine and wine making, and to top that, it never really went away, rather not instead got shunted into some backwater as a preference for clear squeaky whites became the order of the day.
Simon was also quick to point out that Orange Wine is NOT necessarily a 'natural' wine, but some are. We recently heard a wine critic refer to natural wines as 'mostly dirty wines made by people wearing stripy jumpers' quite condescending but not without its merits, but we hasten to add that many non-natural wines could have this statement attached to them. On the whole, natural wines are very good and made with a high standard of care. Much criticism about these owes isn't necessarily about their integrity but more to do with the wine establishment getting to grips with 'something different'.
Orange Wines are also not oxidised like many like to think they are. Yes, there are wines made deliberate with exposure to air, think Jura for example but this is not the case with these types of wine.
Orange Wines are not always produced in Amphora – some are, others are made in temperature controlled stainless steel tanks and barrel.
Orange Wines ARE white grape varieties that have been fermented on their skins – the length on time spent on their skins will depend very much on variety and style of wine being sought by the producer.
There, we hope that's cleared up one or two points!
Alaverdi Tradition Orange Dry 2017, Kakheti-Georgia 14.5% – 100% Rkatsiteli. Bright, lifted and fragrant erring on the pungent side. Very ripe tropical fruits dance eerily with freshly cut herbs, honey spice and nutty nuances – plenty of presence!
With this tasting almost wrapping things up for another year, we did have enough time to head over to a 'Go Go Bojo' Beaujolais self-pour! Hey, why not!
Having only recently done a rather good Beaujolais tasting, rather than list all the wines we tasted today, we thought that we would just pick one. As most wines from this region are meant to be drunk young, it was great to see a wine with a bit more age to it, ten years in fact! And so it is with this wine that we say goodbye to imbibe Live for another year!
Château des Jacques Moulin-à-Vent Clos de Rochegrès 2008 13% – Part de-stemmed and aged for 12 months in barrel. Garnet with a lovely heady perfume of wild strawberries, liquorice stick and herb, and still with much acidity and grippy tannins – it may go even further! By-heck!


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For more than 20 years, Dr. Michelle Robin has been guiding people on their wellness journey. She loves helping people start making those small changes that ultimately shift their whole life. In Dr. Robin's podcast, Small Changes Big Shifts, she will help you achieve the health and happiness you want and deserve.
I have selected two episodes from her podcast that dive deeper into some of the themes in The Music Between Us: Memoir of a Bedside Musician, specifically the power of music on well-being and how music therapy is a tool that brings healing to many.
Jamie Pabst founded Spiritune with the intention to better utilize and harness the physiological power of music to improve lives for the everyday person.
When music is personalized and tuned for health-outcomes, it becomes a very effective auditory tool for deeper human needs such as stress reduction, emotional regulation, performance and productivity. We have a data-driven, scientific approach to music and brain health — and we are excited to bring it to the world.
Janalea Hoffman, Music Therapist and founder of Rhythmic Medicine, was one of the first people to write music for specific medical uses, referred by health care professionals as prescriptive music. A primary aspect of Hoffman's work lies in how music affects our bodies physiologically. She has developed specific techniques for using music to help lower heart rate and blood pressure also helping to alleviate pain. She has been a pioneer in the uses of music and guided imagery to help clients get deeper insights into themselves and their issues.
Hoffman authored the book, Rhythmic Medicine, Music with a Purpose and has published fourteen CD's specifically for therapeutic purposes. One aspect of her work includes the therapeutic uses of the Native American Flute, a beautiful, soulful, and Meditative instrument. Hoffman received her master's degree from the University of Kansas in Music Therapy and is the recipient of the Madonna Spirit Award given by Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln and Omaha, NE for innovative work in music and medicine.
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A Juris Doctor degree (JD) from Creighton School of Law offers you a purposeful education established on academic excellence, social justice and personal growth.
At Creighton, caring professors who have earned outstanding reputations will mentor you. You'll learn in small classes where individual attention is paramount. You'll have facilities that inspire learning, such as our exceptional law library and benefit from externships and life-changing career opportunities.
Beyond practicing law or serving as a judicial clerk, students who complete a legal degree from Creighton University gain experiences that develop their analytical ability, commercial insight and mental strength. Law school is challenging. But in exchange for your hard work, you gain the ability to visualize, articulate and solve complex issues that applies to all sorts of situations. You will graduate from Creighton School of Law better able to organize your thoughts and present them in a compelling manner.
You'll get the academic support you need for a successful 1L year through the new Law School EDGE program. With a focus on helping each student find the best way to ensure success, the program includes seminars, individual academic support and professional academic coaching, bar exam preparation and assistance with legal writing and analysis.
By choosing a JD certificate, you'll set yourself apart in the competitive job market. At the end of your studies, you'll do a substantial project, which might involve writing a paper, participating on a trial team, working in our legal clinics or participating on moot court.
After completing your first year at Creighton University School of Law you're required to earn 57 additional hours to graduate. To achieve that, you must take an average of 15 hours in each of your last four semesters. To reduce that number, you can take summer courses. If you would like to take more than 17 hours—or fewer than 10 hours—in any semester you'll need to receive permission from Associate Dean Rachel Goedken.
Credit hours are awarded based on a minimum of 700 minutes of instruction per credit hour.
A student must complete 89 credit hours to graduate. That means an average of 14-15 credit hours each semester after completing your required first-year curriculum. The number of credit hours is listed above in parenthesis for each class.
Externships offer Creighton law students the opportunity to earn credit for unpaid work in the public sector. You'll earn at least three credit hours and be graded on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis.
Our list of available externships is extensive. They are in the offices of county attorneys, city attorneys, public defenders, judges, nonprofit hospitals, universities and other nonprofits. They're on campus—and across the state, the country and even the world. Some require senior certification; and some have course prerequisites.
Participating in student organizations is a great way to expand your legal education. Many groups will give you an opportunity to see the law in practice by introducing you to attorneys, judges and local advocates who are passionate and involved in the same areas as you. And you don't have to limit yourself to just one interest, Creighton School of Law has more than 35 student organizations for you to participate in.
Through the Creighton Law Review and the Creighton International and Comparative Law Journal (CICLJ), the Creighton University School of Law informs, educates and serves the legal community while also providing important opportunities for students who want to refine their research, writing and critical-thinking skills by creating well-researched articles.
All applicants must apply online through the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) or fill out the Paper Application (see "Procedures") on the School of Law site.
Tuition and fees are payable at the time of registration for each semester.
To help pay for your education, Creighton School of Law can help you secure financial aid, including merit-based scholarships, and federal student loans, such as the Stafford and Grad-Plus loans.
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Students who matriculated prior to Summer 2016 need to complete one course from the courses listed below. Students who matriculated as of Summer 2016 or thereafter need to complete six credit hours from the courses listed below.
You can earn your law degree in two years instead of three through the Accelerated JD Program (AJD) at Creighton University School of Law. Our program is tailored for busy adult learners and recent college graduates who want to start right away on their law degree.
The Part-Time JD Program through Creighton University School of Law will take you to full-time success. You'll attend classes with full-time students, but take a course load that fits your busy life.
Creighton School of Law's footprint is much larger than the school size. It's easy to form a relationship with professors and they have great contacts that they want to help connect you with.


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Q: OpenXML with Excel: How can I count the total number of rows if there is empty row? I'm new to XML and I've tried to understand the format of XML and have tried it myself and searched online. But can't seem to find an example to guide me to what I need. So I'll start with the question. I've unzipped an XLSX excel file and this is the ending part where it's giving me a different count from what I see in excel:
    <row r="2306" spans="1:20" x14ac:dyDescent="0.3">
        <c r="A2306" s="2">
            <v>42872</v>
        </c><c r="B2306" t="s">
            <v>53</v>
        </c><c r="C2306">
            <v>12002398</v>
        </c><c r="D2306" t="s">
            <v>15</v>
        </c><c r="E2306" t="s">
            <v>20</v>
        </c><c r="F2306" t="s">
            <v>0</v>
        </c><c r="G2306" t="s">
            <v>1</v>
        </c><c r="H2306" t="s">
            <v>2</v>
        </c><c r="I2306">
            <v>120002122</v>
        </c><c r="J2306">
            <v>10</v>
        </c><c r="K2306" s="3" t="s">
            <v>50</v>
        </c><c r="L2306" s="3" t="s">
            <v>18</v>
        </c><c r="M2306">
            <v>2800</v>
        </c><c r="N2306" t="s">
            <v>3</v>
        </c><c r="O2306" s="4">
            <v>6.15</v>
        </c><c r="P2306" s="5">
            <v>17220</v>
        </c><c r="Q2306" t="s">
            <v>4</v>
        </c><c r="R2306" t="s">
            <v>5</v>
        </c>
        <c r="S2306" t="s">
            <v>342</v>
        </c>
        <c r="T2306" t="s">
            <v>6</v>
        </c>
    </row>
    <row r="10451" spans="1:1" x14ac:dyDescent="0.3">
        <c r="A10451" s="1"/>
    </row>
    <row r="23679" spans="1:1" x14ac:dyDescent="0.3">
        <c r="A23679" s="1"/>
    </row>

Here in the XML file and I can see 2306 rows in EXCEL, but when I use OpenXML SAX method reading ROW attribute and calculate the rows, I get 2308. Extra 2 rows of data which is produced by the empty row 10451 and 23679. Is there anyway I can ignore these 2 rows? I'm trying to check if the cell has cellValue , if there is, I will skip to the next row and increment totalRow. However, I've tried using reader.skip() and it only skips 1 cell. Anyway I can skip the whole row and go to the next? Here's my code for the time being, hope someone can guide me. Thanks.
// The SAX approach.
    static void ReadExcelFileSAX(string fileName)
    {
        using (SpreadsheetDocument spreadsheetDocument = SpreadsheetDocument.Open(fileName, false))
        {
            WorkbookPart workbookPart = spreadsheetDocument.WorkbookPart;
            WorksheetPart worksheetPart = workbookPart.WorksheetParts.First();

            OpenXmlReader reader = OpenXmlReader.Create(worksheetPart);
            int totalRow = 0;
            while (reader.Read())
            {
                if (reader.ElementType == typeof(Row))
                {
                    reader.ReadFirstChild();
                    do
                    {
                        if (reader.ElementType == typeof(Cell))
                        {
                            Cell c = (Cell)reader.LoadCurrentElement();
                            if(c.CellReference != null)
                            {
                                string column = c.CellReference;
                                column = column.Substring(0,1);
                                if(column == "B")
                                {
                                    //MessageBox.Show(GetCellValue(workbookPart.SharedStringTablePart.SharedStringTable, c));
                                    totalRow++;
                                }
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What Is Food Poisoning?
Food poisoning comes from eating foods that contain germs like bad bacteria or toxins. Bacteria are all around us, so mild cases of food poisoning are common. These can cause diarrhea and an upset stomach. When this happens, you might hear your parents call it a stomach bug or stomach virus.
You might think the solution is to get rid of all the bacteria. But that isn't possible and you wouldn't want to do it, even if you could. Bacteria are all around us, including in food, and sometimes they can be good for us. You can learn how to avoid bad germs in food.
What Are the Signs of Food Poisoning?
Someone who has food poisoning might have:
an upset stomach (called nausea, say: NAW-zee-uh)
diarrhea (say: dye-uh-REE-uh), which may contain blood
a fever
Sometimes feeling sick from food poisoning shows up within hours of eating the bad food. At other times, someone may not feel sick until several days later. With mild cases of food poisoning, you will not feel sick for very long and will soon be feeling fine again.
It can be hard to tell if you have food poisoning or something else. You might do a little detective work and see who else gets the same sickness. Did they eat the same thing you did? If only people who ate that food got sick, food poisoning could be the problem.
Which Germs Are to Blame?
Foods from animals, raw foods, and unwashed vegetables all can contain germs that cause food poisoning. The most likely source is food from animals, like meat, poultry (such as chicken), eggs, milk, and shellfish (such as shrimp).
Some of the most common bacteria are:
Salmonella (say: sal-meh-NEL-uh)
Listeria (say: lis-TEER-ee-uh)
Campylobacter (say: kam-pe-low-BAK-tur)
E. coli (say: EE KOLE-eye)
To avoid food poisoning, people need to prepare, cook, and store foods properly.
What Will the Doctor Do?
The doctor will ask you a lot of questions about how you're feeling, when you first felt sick, what you ate in the past few days, and if anyone else you know is also sick. The doctor might also take a sample of your stool (poop) and urine (pee) to test for possible germs that might have caused food poisoning.
The treatment you'll get for food poisoning will depend on the germ that is making you sick. The doctor might give you medicine, but most of the time someone who has food poisoning doesn't need to take medicine.
It's also rare that a kid with food poisoning would need to go to the hospital. Usually, only people who get really dehydrated have to go to the hospital. Being dehydrated means your body has lost too much fluid due to diarrhea and vomiting. A dehydrated person can get fluids and medicine through an IV at the hospital. To keep from getting dehydrated, try to keep drinking liquids when you're sick.
You may also need to go to the hospital if you have blood in your poop. If you do see blood in your poop, you should definitely tell your parents about it.
How Can I Prevent Food Poisoning?
Many things can be done to prevent food poisoning. These precautions should be taken at every stage a food takes — from preparation to cooking to storing leftovers. A lot of this responsibility falls on grown-ups, but kids can help fight germs too. One of the best ways is to wash your hands if you're helping to make foods.
When should you wash? Before you start helping — so germs from your hands don't get on the food — and after so you don't pass along germs from the food to yourself or anyone else.
Other ways to keep your food safe include:
Wash fruits and vegetables well before eating them.
Only eat foods that are properly cooked. If you cut into chicken and it looks pink and raw inside, tell a grown-up.
Look at what you're eating and smell it too. If something looks or smells different from normal, check with an adult before eating or drinking it. Milk is a good example. If you've ever had a sip of sour milk, you know you never want to taste that again! Mold (which can be green, pink, white, or brown) is also often a sign that food has spoiled.
If you're going to eat leftovers, ask a grown-up for help heating them up. By heating them, you can kill bacteria that grew while it was in the fridge.
Check the date. Lots of packaged foods have expiration dates or "sell by" dates (which means that the food should leave store shelves by that time). Don't eat a food if today's date is after the expiration date. Use it before it expires. Ask an adult for help deciding if it's past the sell by date.
Cover and refrigerate food right away. Bacteria get a good chance to grow in foods that sit at room temperature. By putting food in the fridge, you're putting the chill on those bad germs!
Reviewed by: Ryan J. Brogan, DO
Date reviewed: April 2022
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Salmonellosis
What Are Germs?
Why Do I Need to Wash My Hands?
Stomachaches
The 5-Second Rule


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Manorborn is an annual print journal published by the Harford Poetry and Literary Society (MD). The anthology features poetry, fiction, memoir, essay, and black and white art and photography.
Manorborn is now accepting submissions for its 2009 issue on the theme of WATER. The theme is deliberately broad, intended to allow you maximum room for creative expression.
E-mailed submissions are accepted and should be sent to: hpls@harfordpoetrysociety.org with work sent in a Word or Rich Text Format attachment.
Your name and email address should appear above each poem or piece of prose in the attachment. USPS-mailed submissions must be typed on unlined paper using 12 point Times New Roman or similar font; your name and address should appear on each page. Digital artwork and photo images at 300 dpi should be no larger than 8.5" x 5.5". Original artwork or photos should be no larger than 8.5" x 11".
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You may submit up to five (5) poems, one (1) fiction or non-fiction piece, and up to three (3 ) pieces of artwork or photography. All submissions should focus on the theme of WATER. There is no submission fee, but neither is there compensation for accepted work. Copies of Manorborn will be available for purchase upon publication; discounts will be given for purchase of multiple copies. Manorborn is available at amazon.com and is distributed and sold locally.
Poetry: Poetry in any style or form is welcome. Poetry must be single spaced, maximum 40 lines per poem, 5 poems maximum.
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If any pro cyclists are wondering what's next after they froze their nuts off at Milan-San Remo. Great news! You now get to cycle over shitloads of cobbles. You're not missing those nuts quite so much now, eh?
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Chapter 15: Second Thoughts
It is midmorning and the girls are still on the roof. It's getting hot and they are getting sunburned. The girls enjoy the view and pass time playing tic-tac-toe with the roof tiles. Willa Jo also helps Little Sister with her math. Aunt Patty comes out and goes back in every so often. Liz comes over and tells Willa Jo that her Aunt Patty is worried to death. She has called Liz's mother and asked her what to do. That really surprises Willa Jo. Liz has to leave to go buy some milk. As she walks away, she says she feels sorry for Aunt Patty.
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Ancient Nemean Games
the Greek god Heracles, who the ancient Greeks credited with founding the Nemean Games (c. 1st century AD)
The ancient Nemean Games were a series of athletic festivals held in honor of Zeus, much like the ancient Olympic Games. This festival was hosted at three different cities throughout its history; Klonai, Argos, and Corinth. It was one of the four Panhellenic Games, the other three being the Olympic Games, Pythian Games, and Isthmian Games. The Nemean Games took place every two years, separated by an alternation of the Olympic and the Pythian Games, which each took place every four years.
By the end of its history, this festival hosted even more events than the Olympic Games due to the inclusion of the hippios race. A list of the known athletic events that were part of the Nemean Games is as follows:
Stadion a sprint the length of the stadion track, around 200 meters
Diaulos a two stadia sprint, around 400 meters
Hippios a four stadia race, around 800 meters
Dolichos an endurance race of 18-24 laps on the stadion – about 3 miles
Hoplitodromos an encumbered race in which athletes had to wear pieces of hoplite armor
Pentathlon a fivefold event consisting of the discus toss, javelin throw, long jump, stadion sprint, and wrestling
Palé Greek wrestling
Pygmachia Greek boxing
Pankration a brutal combat sport with few rules
Harmatodroia chariot racing
Origins and History
The Nemean Games were established during the 51st Olympiad in 573 BC, though there is a possibility that they were celebrated centuries before and only revived at that date. One legend attributes the origins of the festival to a series of funeral games held in honor of the son of the mythological Nemean king Lycurgus, Opheltes, who was strangled by a snake as an infant. Other legends associate its beginnings with Heracles, son of Zeus, who established them in his father's honor.
Only Greek-born men could participate in the athletic events at the Nemean Games. Some sources claim that initially only soldiers and their sons could compete, but this there appears to be no extant historical evidence to support this . Much like the other Panhellenic games, it is likely Roman men were allowed to participate in the festival beginning in the 3rd or 2nd century BC.
Women couldn't compete in the athletic events, but were included in the musical contests. (Only women were allowed to compete in the Heraean Games, however.)
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P., & Frazer, J. G. (1913). Pausanias's Description of Greece. London: Macmillan and, Limited.
A., & Frazer, J. G. (1921). Apollodorus: The library. London: W. Heinemann.
Miller, S. G., & Abraldes, A. M. (1990). Nemea, a guide to the site and the Museum. Berkeley: University of California Press.


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Publishing III
BWR303
ONLINE PUBLISHING COURSE
Develop your ability to plan and manage a publishing business.
Publisher are continually needing to consider: "What to publish?"
Some establish a limited repertoire of publication activities, focusing on academic books, novels, westerns, romance novels, text and educational books, informative or self-help books or material on specific topics such as health and wellbeing, ostrich farming etc., fashion or gardening magazines, music scores etc. Other publishers will engage in a wider range of activities, publishing books, journals, monographs and newspapers in their different branches. The nature of the publishing enterprise will determine what kinds of texts they will publish, and how they choose which texts to publish.
Whilst it can be taken alone, this course is ideally studied as a follow on from Publishing I and II.
What to publish?
Nature of publishing enterprises
Deciding what to publish
Uncommissioned manuscipts and proposals
Factors influencing the decision of what to publish: Genre or type of writing, News value,
Storyline, Cost and profit potential, perceived need
Planning a New Publication
The publication plan
Designing the document and preparing the art work
Typesetting, printing, desktop publishing
Costing a New Publication
Cost components: Staff, Production resources, printing, quantity, distribution, etc
Why some publications fail
Creatation costs
Production costs
Distribution costs
How royalties work
Income sources
How to prepare a budget
Collecting from debtors
Cash budgets and decision making
Managing publishing
Nature of management
Different resources for different publishers
Printing: print run, binding, cover, paper, etc
Analyzing the market
Developing procedures
Legal risks
Health issues and risks
Managing risks
Managing Writers
Scope and nature: publishers, writers and illustrators
Support role of literary agents
Support role of publishing staff
Photo libraries
Copyright free material
Benefits an author gets from a book
Style: variations, page set up, formatting etc
Guide to good writing
Managing Production and Distribution
Timing production and distribution
Quality control during production
Quality control during distribution
Marketing and distributing a publication
Sales procedure
Managing the marketing process: step by step
Publicity and public relations
Managing distribution
Distribution channels: retail sales, direct sales
Physical transportation and stock control
Remaindering stock
Understand the important considerations that affect the decision of what to publish.
Prepare a plan for developing and producing a new publication.
Manage financial requirements for the production of a new publication.
Develop procedures for management of staff and other resources in a publishing business, small or large.
Demonstrate insight into the different types of potential risks in a publishing business, including legal, financial and health risks.
Develop an improved capacity to work effectively with authors
Develop procedures for the management of production, and distribution of a publication.
Research the kinds and styles of works produced by three different book publishers;
List market research strategies that a publisher might use to decide which proposal to develop;
Research the percentage of publication given to advertising and graphics in three e-zines or books;
List the information that a publisher might want to research before either (i) commissioning a new children's book (choose the topic), or (ii) starting up a new magazine aimed at 8-12 year old children
Investigate the costs involved in cash and/or in resources in producing a particular publication
Write up a budget for the publishing of one issue of a local newsletter in two colours
Identify factors that contribute the very different retail prices of books and magazines
Prepare a draft business plan for a publishing business of your choice.
Investigate insurance policies that would be relevant to the publishing industry
Define publishers' responsibility in regards to copyright
Explain how a publisher would find a freelance writer and the process for contracting them
Briefly explain the importance of a photo library.
Track the process of a best seller and collect information on the marketing/advertising/selling process
Write different procedures which would be relevant to management of the production and distribution of a new e-zine, new magazine or new industry newsletter.
Learn the Basics of Print Publishing
The first broad stage of publication is the creation of the material to be published. This involves writing the words and preparing the graphics or artwork, for example, drawing or painting illustrations, taking photos, and preparing maps or tables.
The second stage is compilation or layout. This involves taking the created material, such as a story, drawing or photo, and arranging the material as it will appear when published. This is done using a process such as typesetting or desktop (computer) publishing to create a product that can be easily mass produced. Compilation may result in a high quality single copy either on paper, film or stored electronically on a computer or disk.
The third stage is reproduction. This involves taking the copy and putting it into a form that people can access. The traditional process involved preparing a master copy of the publication as camera ready artwork; plates were then used to create an image to print from (eg. on a printing press). Nowadays, we produce copies of an electronically-stored publication on CD-Rom or load them onto the Internet.
Finally, the printed material is promoted, distributed, and sold…
Nature of Publishing
The nature of publishing has changed dramatically in recent times, and is likely to continue changing. These changes are being brought about by new technology, globalisation and marketplace changes.
Examples of these changes include the following:
People are increasingly using the Internet and cable TV for information
People can find information faster and easier than ever before
People are better educated than in the past
Information can be delivered to larger markets cheaper and more easily
New economies are rapidly developing (for example, in China)
Competition between markets is stronger than ever before.
Implications for the publishing industry may include:
A reduced need to buy printed publications
An increased desire for information
An overall increase in the quantity of material being published
Changed strategies in what is published and how things are published and marketed
An increase in self publishing
Development of publishing monopolies
A greater need than ever before to predict future trends
Changes in how revenue can be generated through advertising
These and other predictions are being made about the future of publishing. The one fact that is certain is that the publishing industry has been, and will continue to undergo rapid change, and that success in publishing in the future will depend upon a publisher's ability to monitor and rapidly react to change.
John Mason John Mason is one of Australia's most prolific writers. He saw his first work published when at secondary school, where he worked on the school magazine. In 1973 he was writing a weekly column for his local newspaper and by 1975 he was a regular contributor to Australia's national magazine "Your Garden". John was engaged by Victoria's Dept of Youth, Sport and Recreation to write a book on Fun and Fitness Trails in 1978. In 1981 he saw two more books published (one in America, another in Australia), and commenced writing regularly for the Self Sufficiency Magazine, Grass Roots. John is a long term member of the Australian Society of Authors, the Garden Media Guild (UK) and the Horticultural Media Association (Australia). He has written or contributed to over 100 books, many published by international publishers and published more than 2,000 articles across a range of genres (Gardening, Education, Business, Farming, Fitness). In addition, John has contributed to and overseen the development of more than 600 distance education courses which encompass around 20 million words. He has been an avid photographer for 40 years, building a collection of over 100,000 images, which are used to illustrate his work. His marine animal photos are even used by Legoland in England, on their Atlantis ride! Writer, Manager, Teacher and Businessman with over 40 years interenational experience covering Education, Publishing, Leisure Management, Education, and Horticulture. He has extensive experience both as a public servant, and as a small business owner. John is a well respected member of many professional associations, and author of over seventy books and of over two thousand magazine articles.
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