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Cipiko (Ćipiko, Cepio, Cepione, Cipchi, Cipico, Cippico), trogirska plemićka obitelj, spominje se u izvorima od 14. stoljeća. Nema pouzdanih podataka o njihovom podrijetlu. Prema jednoj teoriji, porijeklom su iz Italije, a prema drugoj su hrvatskog porijekla i ranije im je prezime bilo Cipčić.

U 15. stoljeću ističu se humanist Petar († 1440.) i humanist i ratnik Koriolan (1425. – 1493.). U 18. stoljeću poznat je splitski nadbiskup Lelije (1784. – 1807.). Obitelj je austrijsku potvrdu plemstva stekla 1823. godine.

Palača Ćipiko

Palača trogirske obitelji Ćipiko nalazi se nasuprot trogirskoj katedrali. Sama palača je sklop od više zgrada, vremenom spojenih u jedinstvenu cjelinu. Najstariji zidovi datiraju iz ranog srednjeg vijeka, a najveći je dio sklopa nastao u 13. stoljeću.
Najradikalnije promjene palača doživljava u 15. stoljeću, u doba humanista, ratnika i pisca Koriolana Ćipika, koji je za njezinu obnovu angažirao tada najistaknutije umjetnike Nikolu Firentinca, Andriju Alešija i Ivana Duknovića.

Vidi još

 Ivo Ćipiko

Bilješke

Vanjske poveznice

 Cipiko - Hrvatska enciklopedija
 Cipiko - Hrvatski biografski leksikon

Trogirsko plemstvo

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The professor from New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business believes the sharing economy will benefit workers in the future. Arun Sundararajan presented the topic "The future of work in the sharing economy" at the 11th CRO Assembly: Technological and societal change at the Swiss Re Centre for Global Dialogue. In this video he talks to Jennifer Davies from the Swiss Re CGD.
Click here more information about the 11th CRO Assembly 2015.


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Günesdogan Lab
Department of Developmental Biology
University of Göttingen, Germany
Current Lab
GFP-labelled primordial germ cells in mouse embryos
Our research focuses on understanding the development of mammalian primordial germ cells (PGCs), the precursors of sperm or egg. PGCs represent the only cell type that transmits genetic and epigenetic information to the next generation. In mammals, the developing embryo forms the postimplantation epiblast, the founder cell population of all embryonic cell types. While most of these cells give rise to organs and tissues, a few are specified to become PGCs. Shortly after, PGCs undergo reprogramming including extensive transcriptional changes accompanied by epigenetic alterations. Our work addresses the questions: Which genes and proteins are required for PGC development? How is the transcriptional programme controlled during differentiation of PGCs? To address these questions, we make use of in vivo and in vitro model systems of PGC differentiation, genome-wide techniques and the CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing tool.
Schematic representation of mouse PGC development in vivo and in vitro.
Research on PGCs has gained a lot of attention in recent years, since it is now possible to generate PGC-like cells (PGCLCs) from embryonic stem cells (ESCs) or from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) in vitro. For example, mouse ESCs are differentiated into epiblast-like cells (EpiLCs), which are very similar to the epiblast of the early postimplantation embryo. Accordingly, these cells can be efficiently induced into functional PGCLCs, which can be further differentiated towards eggs or sperm. However, it is important to note that there are key differences between mouse and human PGC development. Therefore, we make use of in vitro systems for mouse, primate and human PGCLCs, to study the specification and differentiation of PGCs in mammals.
ChIP-seq and chromosome conformation capture techniques are used to identify enhancers and their genomic interactions, respectively.
When PGCs arise in the postimplantation embryo, initially a few key transcription factors are upregulated. These factors control the activity of specific sets of genes establishing the transcriptional network of PGCs. To understand the mechanisms driving these changes, we are particularly interested in enhancer elements, which are non-coding DNA elements. Enhancers serve as platforms for transcription factor recruitment, thereby activating or enhancing transcription from gene promoters. These cis-regulatory elements enable spatial and temporal regulation of gene expression, thus acting as "drivers" of developmental processes. We make use of genome-wide techniques to identify enhancers and the genome editing tool CRISPR/Cas9 to characterise their cell-type specific roles during PGC differentiation.
Stefan Schoenfelder
Babraham Institute, Cambridge
Transcriptional regulation in PGCs
Rüdiger Behr
German Primate Center, Göttingen
PGC differentiation in non-human primates
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Lech Dominik (ur. 1955 w Gorzowie Wielkopolskim) – polski artysta fotograf, fotoreporter. Członek Okręgu Warszawskiego Związku Polskich Artystów Fotografików. Członek Gorzowskiego Towarzystwa Fotograficznego. Kierownik Działu Edukacji i Promocji Muzeum Lubuskiego im. Jana Dekerta w Gorzowie Wielkopolskim. Biegły sądowy w dziedzinie sztuki w zakresie realizacji obrazu filmowego, telewizyjnego i fotografii.

Życiorys
Jest absolwentem Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Poznaniu (Wydział Komunikacji Multimedialnej) oraz Studium Fotografii ZPAF (1994). Związany z gorzowskim środowiskiem fotograficznym – mieszka, pracuje, tworzy w Gorzowie Wielkopolskim. Z fotografią artystyczną związany od początku lat 70. XX wieku. W 1980 został przyjęty w poczet członków rzeczywistych Gorzowskiego Towarzystwa Fotograficznego, w pracach którego uczestniczył do końca lat 80. XX wieku. Miejsce szczególne w jego twórczości zajmuje fotografia abstrakcyjna, fotografia kreacyjna, fotografia portretowa, fotografia przyrodnicza oraz fotografia reklamowa.

Lech Dominik jest autorem i współautorem wielu wystaw fotograficznych w Polsce, na Litwie, w Niemczech oraz w Szwajcarii; indywidualnych, zbiorowych, poplenerowych oraz pokonkursowych – gdzie jego fotografie wielokrotnie doceniano (otrzymał m.in. II nagrodę podczas Gorzowskich Konfrontacji Fotograficznych w 1993, III nagrodę GKF w 1995, wiele wyróżnień na wystawach dorocznych Gorzowskiego Towarzystwa Fotograficznego). W latach 1990–1991 fotografował w ramach współpracy z Gazetą Lubuską. W latach 1992–1998 był właścicielem Agencji Fotografii Reklamowej IMAGE. Został przyjęty w poczet członków rzeczywistych Okręgu Warszawskiego Związku Polskich Artystów Fotografików (legitymacja nr 732).

Lech Dominik jest autorem bestsellerowego albumu Waldemara Kućki spacer po Gorzowie, który w 2018 roku uhonorowano Nagrodą Rektora Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu za najlepszą książkę popularnonaukową, przyznawaną w ramach konkursu Lubuski Wawrzyn Naukowy. W 2019 został odznaczony Brązowym Medalem "Zasłużony Kulturze Gloria Artis". W 2020 został uhonorowany Nagrodą Kulturalną Prezydenta Miasta Gorzowa Wielkopolskiego (statuetką motyla) – wyróżnieniem gratyfikującym gorzowskich twórców i animatorów kultury oraz sztuki.

Odznaczenia
 Brązowy Medal "Zasłużony Kulturze Gloria Artis";

Wystawy indywidualne (wybór)
 Teatr w fotografii – Mała Galeria GTF (Gorzów Wielkopolski 1983);
 Wystawa autorska – Gorzowskie Konfrontacje Fotograficzne (Gorzów Wielkopolski 1989);
 Image – Galeria KMPiK (Gorzów Wielkopolski 1991);
 Fotografia – Galeria ZPAF (Warszawa 1992);
 Prezentacje – Galeria ZPAF (Katowice 1992);
 Destrukcje – Mała Galeria GTF (Gorzów Wielkopolski 1996);
 Autografie – Mała Galeria GTF (Gorzów Wielkopolski 1997);
 Destrukcje – (Rzeszów 1998);
 Foto–grafie – Galeria Ars (Gorzów Wielkopolski 2004);
 Destrukcje II – Muzeum Puszczy Drawskiej i Noteckiej im. Franciszka Grasia (Drezdenko 2007);
 Lech Dominik fotografie – Galeria Punkty Widzenia PWSZ (Gorzów Wielkopolski 2010);
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Wystawy zbiorowe (wybór)
 Wystawa Wyższego Studium Fotografii – Galeria ZPAF (Warszawa 1992);
 Wystawa fotografii Dyplom '93 – Galeria ZPAF (Warszawa 1993);
 Konfrontacje '95 – Galeria PF (Poznań 1995);
 Konfrontacje '96 – Galeria PF (Poznań 1996);
 Dziedzictwo i współczesność – (Gorzów Wielkopolski 1998);
 Wystawa prac artystów – nauczycieli Liceum Plastycznego z okazji 10-lecia szkoły (Gorzów Wielkopolski 2004);
 3 X 3. Trzy pokolenia gorzowskich artystów (Gorzów Wielkopolski 2007);
 Indefinable photography (Gorzów Wielkopolski 2011);
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Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Lech Dominik, Waldemar Kućko – fotograf, kronikarz miasta (Gorzowskie Konwersatoria Muzealne)

Polscy biegli sądowi
Polscy fotografowie współcześni
Członkowie Związku Polskich Artystów Fotografików
Fotografowie związani z Gorzowskim Towarzystwem Fotograficznym
Odznaczeni Brązowym Medalem "Zasłużony Kulturze Gloria Artis"
Ludzie urodzeni w Gorzowie Wielkopolskim
Urodzeni w 1955


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Zoology - Structural Organisation in Animals
Video Language
Hindi + English
#1 | Introduction to Animal & Epithelium Tissue
(Zoology) > Structural Organisation in Animals
13m 22shinglish Watch Video
Importance of chapter (00:02) What is tissue? (02:34) Types of tissues (05:26) What is Epithelium? (07:48) Characteristics of Epithelium (09:05)
#2 | Simple Epithelium
Classification of Epithelium (00:07) Simple Squamous Epithelium (05:21) Simple Cuboidal Epithelium & Simple Columnar Epithelium (11:23) Pseudostratified Epithelium (20:30)
#3 | Compound & Specialised Epithelium
Stratified Squamous Epithelium (00:11) Stratified Cuboidal Epithelium (04:56) Stratified Columnar Epithelium (05:42)
#4 | Glandular Epithelium & Cell Junctions
Neuroepithelium (00:09) Myoepithelium (01:28) Glandular epithelium (03:31) Classification of Glandular epithelium: Exocrine & Endocrine Glands (06:21) Classification of Glandular epithelium: Holocrine, Apocrine & Merocrine Glands (08:47) Types of Cell junctions: Tight junction (12:46) Types of Cell junctions: Adherens (13:53) Types of Cell junctions: Gap junction (15:03)
#5 | Connective Tissue
Introduction (00:00) Classification of Connective Tissue (02:15) Components of Connective Tissue (05:23) Areolar tissue (07:34) Adipose tissue (10:43) White Fibrous tissue & Tendons (14:30) Ligament (18:52) Cartilage (20:57) Types of Cartilage (22:51) Bone (28:14)
#6 | Animal Tissue: Muscle Types & Skeletal Muscles
Muscle: Introduction (00:12) Skeletal Muscle (04:25) Muscle Fibre (07:57) Arrangement of myofilaments (09:44)
#7 | Cardiac Muscle & Smooth Muscle
Cardiac Muscle: Introduction (00:00) Diagram of Cardiac Muscle (00:59) Smooth Muscle (04:46) Summary of muscle (06:58)
#8 | Nervous Tissue
Nervous Tissue: Introduction (00:00) All cells divide or not? (01:29) Neuron structure (03:10) Schwann Cell (06:35) Diagram of Neuron (09:13) Bipolar Neuron (11:29) Oligodendrocyte (13:28) Conduction velocity (14:25)
#9 | Cockroach: Intro & External Morphology
Cockroach: Introduction (00:00) Body parts of Cockroach (06:12) Structure of Coackroach (09:16) Sclerites (15:16)
#10 | Cockroach: Head & Mouth Parts
Head of Cockroach (00:00) Making structure of Head (00:37) labelling of Head (03:45) Mouth Part of Cockroach (11:05) Structure of Mouth Parts (13:24)


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DeepOcean digs even deeper for new venture
DeepOcean has entered into a 'strategic alliance' with geotechnical engineering and offshore drilling company Geoquip Marine AG
Kelley PriceMulti-media Journalist
DeepOcean
Subsea trenching specialist DeepOcean is aiming to be a market leader in a new sector.
The company, which employs around 120 at its Darlington office, has entered into a "strategic alliance" with geotechnical engineering and offshore drilling company Geoquip Marine AG.
It has acquired its own geotechnical drilling rig and bosses say the company has the potential to become a leader in the sector.
The partnership will see the two companies provide geotechnical services including seabed drilling and testing in the Greater North Sea and worldwide.
The seabed has to be able to withstand the weight and applied loads of man-made structures such as oil rigs.
New fields are being developed at greater distances offshore and in deeper waters, as oil and gas reserves closer to shore are gradually depleted - yet there isn't enough competition in the area of geotechnical service provision, bosses have claimed.
DeepOcean CEO Bart Heijermans said: "The offshore geotechnical services market is under-supplied.
"DeepOcean through its strategic alliance with Geoquip, and its relationships with key customers worldwide, is well positioned to become a preferred provider and a viable alternative to the current segment leader in the Greater North Sea.
"We have several vessels in our fleet of 14 owned and chartered vessels that can deploy the geotechnical drilling rig, and we are targeting a number of opportunities in the offshore renewables and oil & gas sectors"
GeoQuip Marine AG CEO Andrew Wright said: "DeepOcean is the ideal alliance partner, the synergies between the two companies will result in being able to offer clients high quality seabed drilling and testing services particularly in deep water and in challenging environments such as the Arctic and will provide much needed global competition."
The new rig, which was built and commissioned in 2011, is capable of operating in water depths of more than 600 metres and drilling with a combined depth of 850 metres.
DeepOcean is one of the leading inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR) contractors and trenching operators in the Greater North Sea and has a global presence with offices in Norway, the Netherlands, Brazil, Mexico and Singapore.
Services also include survey and seabed mapping, subsea installation (SURF), seabed intervention and decommissioning.
A further 130 offshore staff are employed by the company's Darlington office, and last autumn it brought three new vessels to market amid predictions that demand for vessels will grow by 50% between 2013 and 2017.
Geoquip Marine operates four offshore geotechnical drilling spreads for clients around the world, a fleet of three technical vessels and is developing services in gas hydrate and mineral exploration.
Eston and NormanbyAnimal-lover and entrepreneur Brooke, 23, determined to grow own businessShe specialises in care for dogs, horses, and small animals
'It's my life's passion': New Yarm centre offers only specialist training of its kind in Teesside
YarmTherapist, Amy Cashman will offer specialist training that can't be found elsewhere on Teesside
Salon's Saturday girl Kellie is buzzing after scooping herself beauty apprentice gong
North YorkshireKellie Adlington was recognised by the Northern Skills Group over 2,000 people
Meet the female barber fighting for her business after opening during the pandemic
StocktonHer daughter is now following in her footsteps and the pair are aiming for their shop to thrive
Daisy Chain launches unique Autism Employability Summit
EmploymentBusinesses are invited to support the campaign and reduce the unemployment gap for autistic people


George has been recognised in the top 50 most collectable artists by Australian Art Collector magazine.
He began painting in Papunya in 1976 alongside the first generation of acrylic artists. He paints Tingari Cycle and specific ancestral sites located in his ancestral country.
Many of his eye catching, lineal and contrasting paintings now belong in important Australian gallery collections such as the Queensland Art Gallery, National Gallery of Victoria and Art Gallery of New South Wales. He is the brother of acclaimed women painters Naata and Nancy Ross Nungurrayi.
Born in the bush at Kirrimalunya, north-west of Kiwirrkurra in West Australia, George Tjungurrayi now lives at Kintore in the Northern Territory.
A Pintupi, Luritja and Ngaatjatjarra speaker, he started painting in 1976 and learnt his techniques from the "older" painters. George's sister Naata Nungurrayi is a well-known artist and his uncle was Papunya school painter Charlie Tarawa Tjungurrayi.
George is known by the name "Hairbrush" for his huge mop of curly hair, a prolific painter whose works are deeply spiritual and often depict the sacred ceremonial sites in his ancestral country.
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Over the past few years, the number of people who have purchased boat moorings have increased due to a large demand of people using boats as primary homes. The number of boats registered to be moored has increased by nearly 60% over the past 5 years. With so many people living aboard a boat, here are our top seven basic safety tips and rules for making the most of your boat.
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Any days out sailing the inland waterways, it is vital you and all passengers are wearing a lifejacket. This is where most of the safety errors begin, those who live on a boat make the mistake of not wearing a lifejacket while out on deck. If you're near water you should be wearing one. It is also important that each person on the boat has a lifejacket.
While this may seem self-explanatory, many accidents can occur when boarding your boat incorrectly. Simple safety steps can be taken to ensure that accidents are minimal, such as using a hand rail to steady yourself as you leave the boat onto the dock.
Being able to securely moor your boat is one of the most important skills a boater possesses. Yet this is something that can be done poorly, putting you and others at risk. Mooring includes three parts, the first is the anchor, then linking a ride to the anchor. This is where you tie your boat too. The third will be a drifting gadget, which will raise the rode so that you can access it. Bonus tip: you can never have enough lines when it comes to docking.


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Coleraine Young Farmers' Club would like to take this opportunity to pass on their thanks to the various judges and tutors who have given up their time throughout the year to ensure the club was kept on top of their game and to all the parents and friends of the club, whose ongoing support is second to none.


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Reasons to visit Devon House in Kingston
Reasons to visit Devon House
Most people go to Devon House for several reasons other than to visit the main building, the mansion or the big house. Highlighted by the fact that the entrances are to the side and rear of the 11-acre property where the kitchen, servants' quarters and stables were located. These buildings offer much more than the national history of George Stiebel. In fact, Devon House is a unique location in Kingston's commercial zone with:
- Well-kept gardens and grounds open to the public.
- Home of the world-famous ice cream shop known as I-Scream.
- Devon House Bakery with a range of fine Jamaican specialties.
- Restaurants and bars - popular places for wedding receptions, visitor tours and corporate events.
- A variety of specialty stores with locally made cosmetics, jewellery, gifts and crafts, chocolate and more.
Therefore, it is not surprising that there are often long lines of cars making their way to Devon House. Fortunately, some of the better-known stores, like I-Scream, have branches across the island. Devon House restaurants and shops
If you go to Devon House and appreciate a bit of history, take the time to visit the mansion. The tour will absorb at least 40 minutes of your time, led by knowledgeable guides in traditional Jamaican costumes. Devon House Mansion tours
Here is some information about Devon House that may interest you.
Prior to George Stiebel acquiring Devon Pen in 1879, this 53-acre property was owned by the Anglican Church. The construction of Devon House mansion or great house changed a church rectory with surrounding farmland, to a premium property with a grand Georgian designed building, tennis court, stables and racetrack. It was the place for the rich and famous to be seen. Devon House history
The impact of Devon House on real estate lasted long after Stiebel's lifetime, for other millionaires built their mansions in the area after the land was subdivided for new developments including modern roadways. Today Devon House is part of an elite neighbourhood called the Golden Triangle that includes the residences of Governor General and Prime Minister, several embassies and the Bob Marley museum.
George Stiebel was the mixed-race millionaire, for his father was a rich Jewish merchant and his mother a black house servant of African descent. There is no information about George's relationship with his mother. However, history recalls that his father accepted him as his child, financed his up-bringing and later helped him get started in the trading business.
Much of Stiebel's fortunes were made from gold mining in Venezuela. As a successful businessman he owned several properties in Jamaica and the UK in addition to Devon House, his main residence. He was also deeply engaged in the island's development, serving on several boards and holding offices, such as the Custos of St. Andrew and Justice of the Peace. For his dedication to service Stiebel received the Companion of the Most Distinguished Honour award from the government.
Stiebel's daughter Theresa, son-in-law Richard Hill Jackson and grandchildren children also lived at Devon House. Jackson shared Stiebel's interest in politics, serving as Mayor of Kingston in 1888-89.
Devon house décor along with its furniture and household items are typical an elegant Victorian home during George Stiebel's time. Well worth the visit.
For more on some of the other offers at Devon House visit:
Devon House restaurants and shops
Reve Jewellery and Accessories
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Devon House Bakery https://www.devonhouseja.com/patty-lovers
Things Jamaican
D'Next Step Sandals
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On the Cutting Edge
Project: Under the Knife...
By Susan Rayman
Project: Under the Knife
Description: 3 x 52-minute series about the latest developments in surgical techniques and treatments, told from the perspective of surgeons and patients
Executive producers: Rod Caird, Principal Films; Paul DonVito, TLC
Director: Chris Lethbridge, Principal Films
Coproducers: Principal Films (U.K.), TLC (U.S.), La Cinquième (France)
Pre-sale partners: RTP (Portugal), SBS (Australia)
Distributor: TVF International (U.K.)
Budget: us$1.1 million
Under the Knife isn't your usual blood-and-guts doc. The idea for the medical science series began with a fascination with surgery's origins, but soon gave way to curiosity about its future.
'Program one is primarily about the use of new technology, and the way surgeons are using it to tackle the removal or destruction of tumors,' explains series producer Chris Lethbridge. 'Also, how this technology is allowing [surgeons] to do things like key-hole surgery – not just simple operations, like removing a gall bladder, but quite complex operations.'
In episode two, the attention shifts to surgeons as master repairers, primarily of the heart. New experimental techniques include coronary bypasses in which the heart never stops beating, and robotic tools that improve a surgeon's precision.
'The last one is the transplant program,' Lethbridge says. Ethics figure prominently in this episode, as the filmmakers look at such issues as quality-of-life transplants (versus life-saving) and the idea of growing organs.
Suddenly Star Trek doesn't seem quite so unbelievable
Summer 1998: The genesis of the Under the Knife project begins in the London office of Principal Films, with a suggestion to tackle the history of surgery. Says exec producer Rod Caird, 'We couldn't think of it having been done before, so we put together a treatment of our own.'
November 1998: Caird attends the London Programme Market, and runs the idea by John Ford, then general manager for TLC. According to Caird, Ford advises him that a series exploring the present and future of surgery – informed by its history – would be of greater interest to TLC than Principal's original idea. 'That was our first benchmark conversation about what we might need to do to make this idea work,' Caird recalls.
His strategy is to attract some American interest first, rather than fight for a place in the tight U.K. market. 'We work on the principle that you need a significant American coproduction partner, one other international coproduction partner and a distributor,' Caird says.
January-April 1999: Intent on bringing TLC onboard (having worked with the U.S. cablecaster in the past), Caird takes Ford's feedback to heart. 'We really re-positioned the treatment to make it fit the signals that John Ford was sending about what he thought TLC would be interested in. That was the crucial moment – that was the key thing to do,' he says.
April 1999: At MIPTV, Caird approaches TLC again – this time with a revised pitch – and meets with a favorable response. Under the Knife's first copro partner signs on for about 65% of the US$1.1 million production budget.
Summer 1999: Caird contacts Ann Julienne, head of acquisitions and coproductions for French pubcaster La Cinquième. Caird had worked with both TLC and La Cinq once before, on a coproduction called Parachutes, and thought the chemistry might work a second time. 'There is quite a good match between the editorial approach of La Cinq and TLC,' Caird notes.
Julienne immediately says she is interested, based on the story pitch and her previous experience with Principal Films. Her only concern is the format – TLC wants one-hours, but half-hours work best for La Cinq.
Understanding the broadcasters' differing needs, and having been through the process before, Caird is willing to accommodate. 'It's not just a question of slicing them down the middle. It's got to be a more constructive approach than that. Otherwise, it's not too much of a problem,' he says.
La Cinq comes onboard for about US$78,000 and agrees to absorb the additional cost of re-versioning to French, which Julienne estimates to be around US$12,500 for the series (6 x 30 minutes). She describes the deal as halfway between a true copro partnership and a pre-buy. 'If this had been a full coproduction, we would have had equity in the program and we would have taken French language distribution rights, which we didn't do,' she explains. 'That means we can air it on La Cinquième, but we can't sell it.'
While Caird is in talks with La Cinq, he starts looking for a distributor. Lilla Hurst, head of London-based TVF International, has already caught wind of the project and is interested. Although TVF has not repped Principal before, Caird opts to give the company a try and signs a 12-month contract.
'We decided to work with TVF because they're quite a small organization, and that can have benefits in terms of focus, enthusiasm and commitment. Sometimes when you work with very big distributors, there's a very slight feeling that your title might disappear into the catalog and never be seen again,' he reasons.
October 1999: TVF brings in SBS Australia as a pre-sale.
January 2000: TVF brings in RTP Portugal as a pre-sale. Caird says neither pre-sale was huge financially, but they helped him realize that the project would be a sustainable risk. 'If it's going to make pre-sales in certain territories, it'll probably make catalog sales as well,' he says. Principal fronts the cost of the rest of the budget through self-financing.
February 2000: Caird works with series producer Chris Lethbridge and TLC exec producer Paul DonVito on fleshing out the stories. DonVito explains that TLC prefers a character-driven approach, rather than a heavy emphasis on the technology. Caird and Lethbridge both agree.
Explains Caird, 'The balance you have to strike on a project like this is between the personal storytelling and technology. Surgery is very interesting from a technical point of view, but it's going to really work [best] for TV as personal stories. You get personal stories from two directions on this – the patients, who tell about what they've been through and the reasons they've been through it, and the surgeons, who are on the whole fairly charismatic people with stories to tell about what they do and why they do it.'
In searching out the interviews, however, Caird and Lethbridge also consider their commitment to La Cinq. Says Caird, 'We were looking for personal storytelling to support the overall arc of the series, with the knowledge that we're addressing a lot of different audiences – not all of which are English speaking. Therefore, the series can't be too interview heavy.'
March/April 2000: Research begins. Much of the initial contact is conducted via e-mail and the Internet. To find stories and arrange for clearances, Lethbridge and Caird also go on a ten-day recce to the U.S.
On the European front, one of the most promising stories to emerge is from Leipzig, Germany, Lethbridge says. 'Leipzig has a very high-tech cardiac surgery unit that's experimenting in robotic heart surgery, which is quite intriguing because, in a way, Europe has often been the test-bed for developing new techniques before they get FDA [Food & Drug Administration] approval in the States.'
Another central story develops on the topic of transplantation in France. Lethbridge explains: 'There's recently been a double hand transplant operation, where they took the arms and hands of someone who had died in an accident, and put them on to someone who had blown their hands off ten years before.'
The production team develops a rough structure by looking at what surgeons do: remove tissue, repair the body and transplant tissue. The next step is to strike out and accumulate a critical mass of footage from which to craft the series.
May 2000: The crew spends the first three weeks of May filming most of the North American material, traveling to hospitals in Boston, Baltimore, Louisville, New York and Pittsburgh.
As part of the monthly follow-ups with TLC, DonVito tells Caird and Lethbridge that the final product could air as a series or as individual shows. DonVito explains, 'We had to make sure they were created in such a way that one program did not lead directly to the next and did not refer to a previous program.'
June 2000: Staying closer to home, the crew shoots in the U.K., France, Germany and Scandinavia.
July 2000: Team members at Principal Films immerse themselves in editing.
August 2000: Principal delivers a rough-cut of episode one to TLC and La Cinquième. At the U.S. cablecaster's home base in Bethesda, Maryland, DonVito is pleased. 'The rough-cut is strong. We won't be making significant changes,' he says.
One of the issues that does arise, however, is musical style. 'It tended to be more classical, more orchestrated – to put it in the most general way, it was more traditional documentary,' DonVito says. 'We're trying to make our factual programming as accessible as possible, and not intimidating to any audience, and we thought music is one of the ways that we can do that.' DonVito agrees to work with the composer Principal has hired to create an original score.
In Issy-les-Moulineaux, La Cinq's Ann Julienne is also happy. 'My initial reaction is that this is even better than I imagined it could be,' she says. However, she too has some requests. 'I did have the sense, though, that I would have fewer patients being interviewed.'
Julienne recognizes that while she prefers fewer interviews, TLC prefers more. 'Commissioning editors of English-speaking television tend to like talking heads – they like a lot of people. For this kind of program, French people tend to like fewer people butting in all the time, and more explaining of what the point of the program is,' she says.
Confident in the abilities of Lethbridge and Caird, she expects to make only one three-day trip to Principal's London office to deal with the edit changes.
September 2000: Work continues in post-production.
October 2000: TVF International presents Under the Knife at MIPCOM.


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Черка́ський річковий порт — підприємство галузі річкового транспорту. Розташоване на Дніпрі у Черкасах.

Історія
До 1961 року тут діяла річкова пристань, пізніше перетворена на річковий порт. Вантажі, які йшли через нього, призначалися перш за все для будівництва міста й області, тому вантажообіг був невеликим. Ситуація змінилася з 1986 року, коли через порт пішов до В'єтнаму й Індії черкаський карбамід. Порт також почав перевалку лісу до Туреччини, черкаського торфу — до Франції. У 1990-х роках через порт до Черкаського цукрово-рафінадного заводу баржами доставляли цукрову тростину з Бразилії, яку потім переробляли на цукор.

1996 року було створено відкрите акціонерне товариство «Черкаський річковий порт».

Виробничі потужності
Розміщення: 725 кілометр від гирла Дніпра.

Тривалість навігації: з 15 квітня по 15 листопада.

Режим плавання: порт приймає самохідні вантажні трюмні судна типу «річка — море» вантажопідйомністю до 3000 тон, річкові суду місткістю 600—2000 тон. Акваторія порту захищена хвилезахисних дамбою — молом. Захід суден в акваторію порту здійснюється через верхній вхід протягом всієї навігації.

Радіозв'язок: викличний канал — 5; робочий канал — 5.

Пасажирський перевантажувальний комплекс: Черкаський річковий вокзал. Перевезення в основному здійснюються на місцевих лініях.

Бункерування: паливно-мастильними матеріалами (за попередньою заявкою на подачу бензовозу до причалу) та питною водою. Можливий малий ремонт суден.

Керівництво
 Кадірова Валентина Всеволодівна

Див. також
 Вантажообіг портів України
 Черкаський річковий вокзал

Посилання
 ЧЕРКАСЬКИЙ РІЧКОВИЙ ПОРТ, ПАТ
 ЧЕРКАСЬКИЙ РІЧКОВИЙ ПОРТ, ПуАТ
 «ЧЕРКАСЬКИЙ РІЧКОВИЙ ПОРТ»
 Черкасский речной порт
 Черкасский речной порт

Підприємства Черкас
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Mini-symposium: Dermoscopy and beyond: Part two
Date and time Thu 20 May 2021 from 2:30pm to 4:25pm
Organised by Dermatology
This webinar is the last instalment of the two-part mini-symposia which will improve your dermoscopy/dermatoscopy skills and enlighten you about future digital and dermatological applications of this rapidly developing specialty.
Topics in this webinar include:
Benign to malignant pigmented and non-melanoma skin lesions
Nail and inflammatory skin disorders, parasitic and other entomological diseases of the skin
The future of mole-scanners/digital dermoscopy
Part one of this mini-symposia was on 21 January 2021, click here to view the page.
CPD learning applied.
The Dermatology Section would like to thank our Annual Sponsors AbbVie, Eucerin, Janssen-Cilag, La Roche-Posay & Cerave, Sanofi Genzyme and UCB for their valued support of the 2020 to 2021 Academic Programme. We would also like to thank our sponsors Almirall, Amgen and Bioderma (NAOS Group) for their support of this webinar.
Please note that the scientific programme and content has not been influenced in any way by the sponsors.
Join in the conversation online using #RSMLive
Follow us on Twitter: @RoySocMed
Professor Iris Zalaudek
Chair, Dermatology Clinic, Clinic Hospital Maggiore, University of Trieste, Italy
Speaker's biography
Professor Iris Zalaudek is chair of the Department of Dermatology and Center of Sexually Transmitted Diseases of the University Hospital Giuliana-Isontino of the University of Trieste, Italy. She is president-elect of the International Dermoscopy Society, secretary of the World Melanoma Society, treasurer of the Italian Society of Dermatology and Venerology and board member of the European Association of Dermato-Oncology and Melanoma World Society.
Professor Zalaudek's main research field is related to skin imaging and dermato-oncology. She has a broad national and international network of collaborations and is a member of several national and international guideline working groups on melanoma and cutaneous cancers. Her scientific work comprises more than 550 articles with a combined impact factor of more than 1100 and a h-index of 56 (lastest access 16.03 2021 - Scopus). Her research on melanocytic tumours has led to a new classification of nevi and opened new insights into nevogenesis and melanomagenesis. Moreover, her working group was the first to describe the dermoscopic patterns of different forms of epithelial skin cancers including actinic keratoses, Bowens' disease and invasive squamous cell carcinoma.
Dr Jonathan Bowling
Consultant Dermatologist, Oxford, UK
Dr Jonathan Bowling is a consultant dermatologist working in Oxford, UK. He was the departmental lead and skin cancer lead for Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust and the past chair of the West Thames Valley specialist skin cancer multidisciplinary team.
Dr Bowling main interest is skin cancer diagnosis and treatment. He pioneered training in dermoscopy in the UK organising the first UK dermoscopy course in 2002. Since 2002, almost 4000 delegates from across the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Canada and Australia have attended his courses in skin cancer diagnosis. His main interest has been developing an education platform to improve the utilisation of dermoscopy leading to improvements in skin lesion diagnostic accuracy. He has published and lectures extensively on skin lesion diagnosis and is the author of the award-winning textbook 'Diagnostic Dermoscopy: The Illustrated Guide' published by Wiley-Blackwell. The second edition of this textbook is due to be published in Autumn 2021.
Dr Bowling has been commissioned to deliver both training in teledermoscopy and teledermoscopy services across the UK.
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Dr Chris Harland, President, Dermatology Section, Royal Society of Medicine and Dr Katie Lacy, Consultant Dermatologist, St. John's Institute of Dermatology, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
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Professor Iris Zalaudek, Chair, Dermatology Clinic, Clinic Hospital Maggiore, University of Trieste, Italy
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BILL WARD's DAY OF ERRORS To Perform At Tomorrow Night's 'Ultimate Jam Night'
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You Can Actually Hack Your Brain to Produce More 'Happy' Chemicals
INDONESIAKININEWS.COM - There's a lot going on in the world that can contribute to high levels of stress, from rising gas prices to sur...
INDONESIAKININEWS.COM - There's a lot going on in the world that can contribute to high levels of stress, from rising gas prices to surging inflation. Even so, there are a few simple rituals that always bring me happiness: cuddles with my puppy, reading before work, getting some exercise and even that first sip of coffee. I'm leaning into these small things that make a difference in my day.
Sure, a cup of coffee won't change whether you feel truly fulfilled -- but in uncertain times, there's value in boosting your mood when you can.
There are four main hormones (a type of chemical your body makes) that trigger feelings of happiness, and each chemical is connected to specific events or rewards. Understanding these chemicals and how they work can help you figure out even small ways to feel better amid such a stressful time.
To explain exactly how these "happiness" chemicals work, I spoke to Loretta Breuning, founder of the Inner Mammal Institute and author of Habits of a Happy Brain.
Happy chemicals: The secret to a happy brain
Almost everything that makes you feel "happy" is linked to one of the four happiness hormones: dopamine, serotonin, endorphin and oxytocin. Here are some ways you can boost them naturally.
The hormone dopamine is associated with motivation and reward. It's why you feel gumption when you set an exciting or important goal, and why it feels good to reach that goal. On the flip side, if you have low dopamine (which experts say can occur with depression), it can explain feelings of low motivation or loss of interest in something you used to enjoy.
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Committing to a hobby or sport can boost your dopamine.
"Approaching a reward triggers dopamine. When a lion approaches a gazelle, her dopamine surges and the energy she needs for the hunt is released. Your ancestors released dopamine when they found a water hole," Breuning says.
"The expectation of a reward triggers a good feeling in the mammal brain, and releases the energy you need to reach the reward."
How to boost dopamine:
There are some not-so-healthy habits that increase dopamine like drinking caffeine, eating sugar or taking certain recreational drugs. But you can find ways to kick this hormone up without turning to potentially unhealthy or addictive substances.
"Embrace a new goal and take small steps toward it every day. Your brain will reward you with dopamine each time you take a step. The repetition will build a new dopamine pathway until it's big enough to compete with the dopamine habit that you're better off without," Breuning says.
More on the science of happiness
Why Science Says the Pursuit of Happiness Has a Dark Side
How to Be Happy, According to Science
You may already have goals set around your career, work or how much money you'd like to make. But don't forget personal goals. Committing to a rewarding hobby or sport can be just as gratifying as professional goals. Don't just set a few big goals that will take longer to complete -- also adopt shorter-term goals so you stay motivated.
"Set a short-run, long-run, and middle-term goal so you will always be approaching one when another is blocked. Focus on things you have control over and don't wait for others to set your goals for you," Breuning says.
Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that plays a role in mood, but it also helps regulate other functions in your body like digestion, sleep and bone health. When it comes to happiness and how you feel every day, serotonin is important for reducing depression and regulating anxiety.
How to boost serotonin:
"Confidence triggers serotonin. Monkeys try to one-up each other because it stimulates their serotonin. People often do the same," Breuning says. You've probably never thought about confidence on a neurochemical level, but according to Breuning, if you don't prioritize confidence, your serotonin levels could take a hit.
If you are trapped in a cycle of low self-esteem or have had others undermine your confidence, it can be hard to build it back up. It may sound strange, but don't ignore your need for respect and status.
"You can develop your belief in your own worth. If you focus on your losses you will depress your serotonin, even if you're a rock star or a CEO. You can build the habit of focusing on your wins. Your serotonin will suffer if you don't," Breuning says.
Besides focusing on what you've achieved in life, you can also build confidence in other ways. One way to do this is by working out or adopting a new exercise routine, which helps bolster your confidence when you stick to it over time. Something else you can try is finding ways to get out of your comfort zone each day. Every day that you challenge yourself to adapt to something new, even if it feels uncomfortable at first, you build more confidence.
Oxytocin is sometimes called the "love" hormone and is associated with how people bond and trust each other. Certain activities like kissing, hugging and having sex can trigger the release of oxytocin in the brain.
It explains why you feel happy when you pet or cuddle with your pets. It's important in childbirth since oxytocin helps the mother's uterus contract to deliver the baby, and oxytocin plays a role in breastfeeding too. It also helps parents bond with a baby after birth.
How to boost oxytocin:
You can boost oxytocin by being physically intimate with others. But besides the physical aspect, it's important to know that there's an emotional connection to how oxytocin is released.
"Social trust is what triggers oxytocin. If you hug someone you don't trust, it doesn't feel good. Trust comes first. You can build social trust by taking small positive steps toward people," Breuning says.
You can reach out to a friend or contact you'd like to get to know better. Send someone a thank you note or a card just to tell them you're thinking about them. "Take a small step toward someone each day, and they may reciprocate months later, but if you keep doing it you will build trust networks," Breuning says.
Endorphins are notoriously linked with exercise: It's the phenomenon that explains the runner's high or post-workout endorphin "rush." They function as "natural painkillers" that help minimize pain and maximize pleasure. This chemical experience can explain why a runner may be able to push through a race with an injury that they don't notice until it's over.
"In the state of nature, it helps an injured animal escape from a predator. It helped our ancestors run for help when injured. Endorphins evolved for survival, not for partying. If you were high on endorphins all the time, you would touch hot stoves and walk on broken legs," Breuning explains.
How to boost endorphins:
Laughter is one way to boost endorphins naturally. So is eating dark chocolate, watching your favorite drama on Netflix, working out and meditating.
Endorphins are released in response to pain, but that doesn't mean you should seek out ways to cause yourself harm (like by overexercising or pushing yourself beyond your limits) just to feel good.
"Inflicting harm on yourself to stimulate endorphins is a bad survival strategy. Fortunately, there are better ways: laughing and stretching. Both of these jiggle your innards in irregular ways, causing moderate wear and tear and moderate endorphin flow," she says.
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Passages to the Past is so very honored to bring you C.W. Gortner, author of The Last Queen!
If given the chance, what kind of Queen do you think Juana would have made?
Honestly, it's impossible to know. If she was like the woman I depicted in my novel, then with loyal advisors and support, she probably could have ruled well. She certainly had a precedent in her mother and judging from the evidence she was intelligent and educated enough to assume the throne; she was also kind and loyal. So much distortion accompanies her legend it's quite difficult at moments to separate fact from fiction. But I like to think that she would have been a good queen.
Why was Philip's coffin not interred in all that time?
Juana probably intended to convey the coffin to its interment all along, as Philip had specified in his will that he wanted to be entombed in Granada. But in the chaos of her imprisonment his coffin ended up just being brought along with her other belongings and set aside in the castle chapel, where it's said Juana often went to sit with it. Following her death, she and Philip were entombed in the Cathedral of Granada, beside Isabel and Ferdinand's sepulcher.
What was life like for Juana during her 46 year imprisonment? Was she allowed to see her children, have her ladies with her?
She had a dignified, if not overly opulent, household, with ladies and servants, and her youngest daughter Catalina lived with her for years. At first, it was a benign captivity, as far as such things go. She wasn't allowed to leave the castle precincts, and I would think life eventually became quite monotonous and stifling. A series of custodians left records of her daily life; there's significant evidence that later on, after the Spanish people's revolt against her son Charles V, during which she was briefly released, her captivity was more strictly enforced. But it was the removal of her daughter at her son's command (Catalina was sent to Portugal to wed) that truly shattered Juana. From then on, she began to display the erratic behavior that cemented her myth as the mad queen. I do not cover her years of imprisonment in the novel mainly because it was a truly heartbreaking end for such a bold and courageous woman.
While reading The Last Queen, I was fascinated by Juana's mother, Queen Isabel, she was such a strong and complex character. Have you ever considered writing her story?
Absolutely! In fact, I have a synopsis of a novel about her ready to go, as well as a few opening chapters. But I like to wander, too, and I'm currently caught up in a different era. Still, after telling Juana's story, it's inevitable that I must tell Isabel's. She influenced Juana greatly and is another historical woman obscured by her own legend.
I became a fan of HF about 5 years ago and has since witnessed the increased popularity of the genre. What do you think draws readers to this genre and why are you drawn?
Like everything else, I think it's both cyclical and a sign of the times, as well as a testament to its undeniable power to immerse us into the past. When I was growing up in the late 1960s and 1970s, historical fiction became very popular, fueled by the success of the BBC series "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" and "Elizabeth R." I got hooked on historical fiction for life during this time. It's very interesting to gauge what was going on in the world at the same time: like now, there was war, civil unrest, a lot of doubt about we're headed as a culture. We often look to the past not only for comfort in what we mistakenly see as a simpler time, but also to seek answers to our current situation. Historical fiction is a time-honored genre: it's been around for a long time. Dumas wrote historical fiction; his novels "Queen Margot" and "The Three Musketeers" were immensely popular and serialized in the newspapers of his time. Later on, such classic authors as Daphne Du Maurier also wrote historical fiction masterpieces, like "The Glassblowers" and "Frenchman's Creek." The truth is though the literary establishment tends to marginalize the genre and minimize its contributions, historical fiction has a venerable tradition and has endured much longer than most other forms of fiction.
I read on your website that you've taught university classes on Women of Power in the Renaissance. Other than Juana and Catherine de Medici, what other woman do you think you would like to write about?
There are so many! Isabel of Castile is definitely high on my list of women I'd like to write about. I'm also very interested in the ancient world, the early Renaissance, as well as medieval Spain. I'm currently researching a very exciting and dramatic story about a marvelous figure in ancient history but unfortunately I can't say more until I've sold it! Suffice to say, I'm fascinated with the ways in which women have been mythologized and distorted by historical record, and my ideas usually stem from the desire to explore a different side to their stories.
I'm reading a series of books on the Italian Renaissance for research on my next novel. Among them are Christopher Hibbert's The Borgias and their Enemies; Renaissance Rome: Portrait of a Society and The Life of Lorenzo de Medici.
For my own entertainment, I'm currently reading Vanora Bennett's excellent Figures in Silk.
Oh, that's a tough one for me; I like so many, too many to pick! If I had to, my favorites among the classic writers are: Daphne DuMaurier, Charles Dickens, Edgar Allan Poe, Nikos Kazantakis, and Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Report to Greco by Nikos Kazantakis. His youth's quest to discover his spirituality, coupled with his travels to many of the world's most revered places, is a masterpiece.
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Bio: C.W. GORTNER's novel THE LAST QUEEN was a Marin Independent Journal bestseller and is being translated into eight languages. He holds a MFA in Writing with an emphasis on Renaissance Studies from the New College of California and has taught university seminars on the 16th century. He is half-Spanish by birth and now lives in California. Ballantine Books will publish his next novel, THE CONFESSIONS OF CATHERINE DE MEDICI, in 2010.
C.W.'s blog - Historical Boys. C.W.'s website.
I would like to thank C.W. for stopping by and answering some questions! He is a super nice guy and fantastic author - if you haven't read The Last Queen yet, do yourself a favor and pick up a copy!
I really enjoy reading posts which contain interviews with an author.
I enjoyed this post. I must read this book - The Last Queen.
Another Awesome post for CW Gortner's tour!
Thanks for answering these questions, Christopher, and Thanks for asking such great questions, Amy! It is fun to know he has a lot of the same favorite authors as we do. And so excited that he has plans for more books! Sign me up for all of them!
See All the Tour stops links and another Guest Post at The Burton Review.
This was a great interview Amy! I am reading this now and just loving it.
Fantastic interview and a fantastic book. Thanks Amy!
The book sounds lovely, and her fate was so sad.
Great interview! The Last Queen is on top of my TBR now pile. I love his favorite authors! I wonder if he's read A World Lit Only by Fire which is about the medieval world. What a fascinating time period. Thanks for the interview!
Thank you Amy.. this was my "morning paper" with my coffee this am. Outstanding interview... The author is charming and interesting.
Thank you so much for your comments and a big hug of thanks to Amy, who's just been great! I really enjoy her blog so it was a treat to visit as an author.
In answer to Amanda's question, yes, I have read A World Lit Only by Fire: it's one of my standard research books. Quite a look at the times!
I'll be stopping by throughout the month to answer any reader questions or comments, and of course you can always visit my website to write to me directly.
Super interview. I love HF and this one is on my wish list. It always adds to the enjoyment of a book when I know something about the author. Thanks to you both.
Wonderful interview! I can hardly wait to read this book! I can tell that I will really enjoy it.
If he ever writes the Queen Isabella book, I'm on it!
Thanks for another great interview! I'm really enjoying this blog tour.
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BERLIN, Germany -- The last time the German national team welcomed supporters to an open training session, it had just won the World Cup in Brazil. Four years later, Joachim Low and his men are anxious to avoid relegation in the Nations League after a 0-0 draw in their opening match at home to France. But that rather embarrassing sporting demise didn't seem to dampen the enthusiasm in the German capital on Tuesday. Five thousand people turned up at Hertha BSC's Amateurstadion to loudly cheer the Nationalmannschaft's every shot and pass. Afterward, players signed shirts and posed for selfies.
The World Cup post-mortem this summer identified a need to reconnect with the fan base. Judging by the positive response in Berlin, the public enjoyed the close-up so much that the poor results in Russia and the FA's poor handling of the Mesut Ozil affair were all but forgotten.
The real beneficiaries of the exercise were some of Low's most trusted men, however. For the Bayern Munich contingent of Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller, Mats Hummels, Jerome Boateng, Joshua Kimmich and Serge Gnabry, the mass adulation made for a nice change from the crisis engulfing Sabener Strasse after four games without a win. They visibly relished the smiles and pats on the back; so too did Toni Kroos, who is experiencing similar troubles in Madrid.
Low naturally made light of his regulars' travails back home. They were "experienced enough to deal with the situation and to show a completely different performance within the space of a week," the 58-year-old claimed. But the sheer number of stalwarts struggling to get even close to previous levels is unprecedented in the Bundestrainer's 12-year reign. He has never had so many of his key men playing this poorly for their clubs.
The malaise extends to fringe players such as Julian Draxler (Paris Saint-Germain) and Leroy Sane (Manchester City), who have featured only intermittently in their respective leagues so far this season. To make matters worse still, the two outstanding German performers in the current Bundesliga season have both withdrawn from the squad due to injury. Borussia Dortmund captain Marco Reus (six goals, six assists in all competitions) and Ozil's heir apparent, 19-year-old Kai Havertz of Bayer Leverkusen (four goals, three assists) would have brought a much-needed sense of swagger to the dressing room.
Joachim Low and Germany are enjoying their warm welcome from fans who are finally over World Cup failure. The national team needs support amid a tricky spell.
Until their disaster in Russia, the core strength of Low's side was being able to offset weaknesses in specific problem positions. Now that the centre is creaking, though, there's a clear danger that Germany's by now traditional shortcomings will become more pronounced. Kimmich's "promotion" to the holding midfielder role might relieve the pressure on the unsettled Hummels-Boateng partnership, but it has also left a qualitative gap on the right side of defence that Matthias Ginter (Borussia Monchengladbach) can't adequately fill.
The predicament on the left isn't much smaller. FC Koln's Jonas Hector is set to come in from the depths of Bundesliga 2, swapping last Friday's opponents MSV Duisburg for the likes of Memphis Depay (Netherlands) and Kylian Mbappe (France) over the next week. Antonio Rudiger (Chelsea), his unadventurous but competent stand-in against France last month, is not available because of a groin complaint.
Overall, the lack of first-class options will be once again most telling in attack. Timo Werner (Leipzig), Gnabry and Sane offer plenty of pace going forward, but they're all happiest playing off a real centre-forward. With debutante Mark Uth, last season's second-best German goal scorer in the league (14 goals) after Muller, Low has called up a striker whose good link-up play and expert finishing could do wonders for the side, but he too hasn't exactly joined up with the rest of the squad in Berlin's boutique Das Stue hotel on a high: The 27-year-old has yet to find the target following his free transfer from TSG Hoffenheim to Schalke 04 at the beginning of the season. "A dream has come true for me," he declared, unperturbed.
Cologne-born Uth is a classic late bloomer, having failed to break into the first team at 1. FC Koln as a youngster. Written off by many coaches, he left his hometown in pursuit of a professional career in the Eredivisie. Success proved just as hard to find there: After a frustrating season spent in the reserves for SC Heerenveen (then coached by Marco van Basten), he was sent on loan to Heracles Almelo and went more than 1,000 minutes without scoring. Then, all of a sudden, the goals came. Two more decent years at Heerenveen (28 goals, 12 assists in 79 league games) earned him a move to TSG Hoffenheim, where he blossomed under the tutelage of Julian Nagelsmann.
A return to the Netherlands wearing the Germany shirt for the game on Friday would take Uth full-circle and provide the best possible opportunity for him to open his account for the season. Meanwhile, his more prominent teammates must prove that their domestic debacles are merely blips rather than a sign of things to come. In Munich, performances were so poor last week that many wondered whether the spine of the national team was a little past it.
Low is all too aware that his Germany encountered the same suspicions four months ago. "We are under special observation and special pressure," he admitted yesterday.