The living body is marked by joys and pains and it shows a meeting between its past experience and its longing for the future. So, when someone comes to us and presents before us, we have the possibility of accepting him through an inter-personal meeting, in order to help him having his own and living body for crossing his suffering, putting him in the act of passing from one state to another. We accept the body that is longing for the other who turns possible to reach the capability of being alive and, at the same time, we are offering such acceptance to the body that is incarnate biography, searching for the testimony of the other's compassionate face. Our work is guided by the friendly understanding which opens the field for the lived meanings and for non-happened in a hopeful movement searching the sensibility that enables the feeling itself as alive.
Those who are familiar with Winnicott thinking know that he discriminates between soma and body. Soma is the body without the transformations and meanings that happen in the child's relationship with its environment. The body, itself, arises from the time that the sum is now inhabited by a psyche. Winnicott stated that human beings not born with a psyche. As the child is looked after by his mother, (experience of handling / handling), will have its sum transmuted for developing imaginative, gradually emerging a psycho-sum. This is an important point noted by Winnicott in the clinical's body. Only to the extent that we can transit the various bodily images that emerge from our body, we can seize the experiences of the Other. Hence the important question of the presence of psychosomatic analyst. The analyst this point not only listen but feel. The body of analysts reveals the truth of the Other. That is why it is important we understand deeply the question of the sensitivity of the body.
O corpo vivo é marcado pelas alegrias e dores e atesta um encontro entre a sua experiência do passado e seu anseio pelo futuro. Assim sendo, quando alguém nos busca e se apresenta diante de nós, temos a possibilidade de recebê-lo em encontro interpessoal, a fim de auxiliá-lo a vir a ter corpo próprio e vivo para que possa atravessar o seu padecimento, colocando-o em devir.
Nós, terapeutas acolhemos o corpo do nosso cliente que chega em estado de anseio pelo Outro. Isto para que este outro ( no caso, nós terapeutas) lhe permitamos vir a ser um corpo vivo. Ao mesmo tempo, ofertamos hospedagem a este corpo que é biografia encarnada em busca do testemunho do rosto compadecido do outro. Nosso trabalho é norteado pela compreensão hospitaleira, que abre o campo para os significados vividos e para o não-acontecido. Nosso cliente se nos apresenta em um movimento esperançoso que busca a sensibilidade deste outro que lhe possibilite o experimentar-se como corpo vivo.
Quem está familiarizado com o pensamento de Winnicott sabe que ele discriminava soma de corpo. Soma é o organismo sem as transformações e significações que acontecem na relação da criança com seu meio ambiente. O corpo propriamente dito surge a partir do momento que o soma passa a ser habitado por uma psique.
Só na medida em que possamos transitar pelas diversas imagens corporais que emergem a partir de nosso corpo poderemos apreender as experiências do Outro. Daí a questão importante da presença psicossomática do analista. O analista, nesse vértice, não só escuta, mas sente. A corporeidade do analista revela a verdade do Outro. É por essa razão que se torna importante podermos compreender profundamente a questão da sensibilidade do corpo.


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typically uses qualitative methods including discourse analysis and interviews about life experiences (Holmes, 2012; Veenstra, 2011). Michel Foucault (1994 [1973]), in extending conceptualizations of power, has had significant influence on the sociology of health and illness. He sees power as diffused and embedded in social relations whereby people internalize professional models and act
McDaniel 829 as willing subjects (Powell, 2009). This occurs not only in our relations with medical and other professionals, but also in our relations to our own health and illness, and to our own bodies (Bleakley and Bligh, 2009). Discourse analysis is frequently linked with Foucauldian approaches in examining, for example, people's accounts of illness and healing and how they connect with self-understandings of identities as they evolve. Hacking's (1999) theory of 'looping effects' would be an example. Social science or medically created categories/labels such as abused woman syndrome, teenage pregnancy survivor or playground bully can have looping effects by changing the individuals thus classified. Another example is how suicide has changed from being seen as criminal to being a public health and mental health issue (Spiwak et al., 2012). Those who are sui- cidal see themselves differently, and society sees them differently as a result. 'The medi- cal gaze' extends beyond patient–doctor relations to structure how we understand, regulate and experience our bodies and their symptoms, and hence how we see ourselves. Foucault's theories opened the door for creation of a new subdiscipline, 'sociology of the body' (Turner, 1997), which looks at the body as a social and cultural construct. Social psychological approaches focus on human agency, or the actions or behaviours of individuals with respect to health and illness. This is not a new theoretical stance in sociology of health and illness, but has seen a resurgence with more attention paid by postmodern theory to the role of agents in making their own lives. This focus does not mean, however, that social structural factors are thought not to matter. Rather, there is interest among some who favour a social psychological perspective to examine how and why individuals and groups behave as they do within social structures, particularly within structures of social inequality. Social psychological perspectives, including sym- bolic interactionism, phenomenology, ethnography and interpretative enquiry, share an interest in how we construct meaning and interpret the world through social interac- tions. How we construct and maintain beliefs about health would be an example of this approach. Newer theoretical approaches in sociology of health and illness include the life course perspective, disability theory and structuration. Life course theory (Elder, 1975) focuses on the intersection of individual biographies with historical events. Life course theory is widely used in sociology. In sociology of health and illness specifically, it brings atten-
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Is Utah's Larry Krystkowiak living up to his salary?
March 11, 2018 6:31 p.m.
Great article Brad as usual! Larry K does not deserve the salary he gets. He is a big complainer when he loses. "Players should not be fouled out after 5 fouls" etc... I think that Larry K is paid because Jon Huntsman Sr liked him. Unfortunately the state of Utah is now on the hook for his $15 million plus. He needs to step up and do his job and not complain all of the time. He should only be earning less that $200,000, not $8Million plus. He is a highly paid complainer.
March 11, 2018 1:14 p.m.
March 9, 2018 9:21 p.m.
Apparently we can afford it. Chew on that byu-p.
March 8, 2018 8:03 a.m.
Yep, you guys are paying him too much. Waaaay too much.
March 6, 2018 3:28 p.m.
Coach K is the living embodiment of the adage, "You don't get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate!" More power to him. He negotiated (or approved negotiations) but the powers that be agreed to pay him. Good for him. Welcome to America.
Yes, I'm a true-blue Cougar, but Coach K has been great for the rivalry. He paid us $80k, so he's not all bad. Seriously, the guy has worked hard to rebuild the Ute program. They're lucky to have him. Wish him the best except when his Utes play BYU.
March 5, 2018 11:53 p.m.
Both the coaches at Utah are overpaid. Whittingham has really only had one really good season which was 2008 when they went to the Sugar Bowl. He has really struggled in the Pac 12 and his teams seem to choke to bad teams late in the season which ends up leading them to lose the division and not advance to the Pac 12 championship game. I don't think the Utes division is really that difficult that Whitt couldn't have won a division title by now. None of those schools outside of USC have done anything nationally and USC was down for a while whey they we're on probation. Larry's contract is just absurd. He is just a good coach, nothing more than that and he should in no way be paid that much to coach a average Utah basketball team. Since the Majerus days, the Utes have only had 2 seasons worth caring about. 2004 with Andrew Bogut and the one good season Larry had when Utah went to the sweet 16.d They have irrelevant in basketball since the glory days of Van Horn, Andre Miller, Michael Doleac and those great late 90's Ute teams.
March 5, 2018 6:19 p.m.
JSKM1232...ha, you kidding, brother? Calling the Y a lowly mid-major? Tend to base a schools status on recent history only? And people say Y supporters are egotistical.
As to whether or not this guy is worth the bucks, there is no way to accurately answer that. The other coaches who are drawing the big bucks would have to go through the same seasons this guy has, deal with every one of the same problems, have the exact same talent, etc. In other words, everything would have to be spot-on the same in all respects. Then we would have to measure how they each fared each year. So, also in other words, no way to carry that fantasy to an accurate conclusion.
We could also put this guy in the shoes of Coach K at Duke and see how he did, given all the same pieces for the past four years. Who knows, perhaps he would exceed what the Legend accomplished? I think not, but really, who knows?
And I will conclude my little foray into the unknown by stating that none of the coaches who earn more than a million a year are worth what they are getting. The high salaries for coaches in all sports are too high.
March 5, 2018 3:39 p.m.
Definitely NOT even close to being one of the Top 10 coaches, ergo, grossly over paid.
March 5, 2018 11:16 a.m.
How does Roy Williams make less many than Coach K?
March 5, 2018 10:53 a.m.
His salary is 8TH in the nation. That is unbelievable and a travesty to boot. And it doesn't matter how well he does in the PAC 12, as it is the worst of the P5 conferences and about equal to at least 2 of the mid-majors. Unless he's taking his team to the Sweet Sixteen every year, he is way over paid.
March 5, 2018 10:38 a.m.
"leads the NCAA in cancelled games!"
No, that would be a tie with Notre Dame football.
But cheer up! BYU-P actually LEADS college sports in games cancelled by other schools.
March 5, 2018 9:52 a.m.
"............ He's barely in the middle of a mediocre PAC12, and loses to too many average teams. May squeak into the NCAA with a couple wins in the tournament. If he's paid like a top 10 coach, shouldn't the Utes at least be ranked most if not all of the time. Even when he has NBA talent on the team, they don't do as well as they should. Utah really is a great coaching spot. The coach isn't proving his humongous salary is earned. Bring in someone who will challenge for even conference championships. Then they may be worth that salary.
"Barely in the middle of a mediocre PAC12 . . . . finishing #3. I guess I need to brush up on my math skills.
March 5, 2018 9:45 a.m.
"He leads the NCAA in cancelled games!"
It was against a lowly mid-major and it was only one (1) game for heavens sakes.
March 5, 2018 8:50 a.m.
absolutely no way to justify university sports salaries... should we ask why teachers are treated as second class citizens but are complacent about these obscene salaries?????????????????????
The coaches are paid appropriately.
March 5, 2018 8:23 a.m.
NO, it's SICK that administrators throw out taxpayer money when it's simply not necessary... don't blame the coaches... question the administrators... it's a sick situation across the country... apparently nobody in authority really cares... absolutely no way to justify university sports salaries... should we ask why teachers are treated as second class citizens but are complacent about these obscene salaries?????????????????????
March 5, 2018 7:56 a.m.
He leads the NCAA in cancelled games!
March 4, 2018 11:23 p.m.
These comments are interesting, and in a couple of cases show a pretty good understanding of the issues. Is anyone who coaches college sports deserving of what he get? Absolutely not. A high salary and benefits is one thing, but the amounts that someone in the bowels of the U decided to give him is unconscionable.
Now, the other matter which is really just as important: there are those comments state or imply that sports success has led to improvements in facilities, academic/scholarship advantages, etc.
Since 75% of all universities with a major commitment to sports actually operate over budget, I would like to see proof that the U doesn't operate in the red, and, more importantly, let's see some real proof that having more sports toys really helps the university's mission, which if we all recall is academics and scholarship. Let's look at the U's budget and see where all their sports money goes. If it's anything like other major schools, most of it goes to athletics. What we will likely find is that all the talk about helping the school's mission is just that, talk.
So the U, not unlike the Oklahomas, Carolinas, Michigans, USC, etc., can buy a ton of jocks, and what else?
March 4, 2018 7:01 p.m.
Money doesn't fix everything. All the money in the world won't make you live forever or guarantee you a national championship.
Krystkowiak actually improved what the Utes were but what it comes down to---you have an equal amount of losers as you do winners.
March 4, 2018 6:16 p.m.
That question will be answered by Chris Hill at the end of every season. My two bits are worth wasting the time to even think about this.
March 4, 2018 6:15 p.m.
Larry is not too blame; he took what they gave.
The people who doled out the tax money are to blame.
March 4, 2018 6:04 p.m.
The man's contempt for BYU makes him worth every dime.
March 4, 2018 5:40 p.m.
Among those saying "No", he's not earning his salary, I sense not disappointment, as much as I sense a lot of covetousness. What Krystkowiak makes is indeed a lot of money. I don't want to take the money he's receiving—though I'd like to earn closer to what he makes. But I don't begrudge Coach Krystkowiak's pay.
Let's ask another question. (While Coach K is a government employee, his pay is made available to anyone who wants to look it up). But Brad Rock is the employee of a company owned by a church. Now, 'Rock', how much are you compensated? (Sure, your pay isn't listed on a website like Coach K's is, so you can, and will probably hide what it is).
But I would say, if you're man enough to ask if Coach K is worthy of his pay, tell us what you are paid, and let us vote on that about the job you do! (Does that sound unfair at all)? Remember, the DNews, though a Salt Lake paper, also is owned by the same entity that owns BYU. There often seems to be much more 'hoorah!' in these sports pages for BYU than for Utah. A mere coincident? I wot not!
Pay = Manhood. Tell us Rock your pay, and let us even vote to say whether Coach K or Rock are more deserving of what they get!
March 4, 2018 5:09 p.m.
Insane amount of money. But if the U is crazy enough to pay it, good for Coach K.
Athletes and coaches in all sports are over paid. Typically the consumer is the one who ultimately foots the bill. Look at the price of an NFL ticket, or a hot dog at a MLB game or parking at a stadium. When the fans stop attending thats how all these salaries will get under control. When the networks who pay obscene amounts of money in rights fees continue to lose ratings and ad revenue, rights fees will drop and salaries will drop. I have a feeling its already started or is just around the corner. So good for Coach K, get it while you can.
Gee, I'm shocked, SHOCKED, that the BYU-P house organ poses the question and that coog (including faux Ute) fans uniformly answer it the same way!!
In other news, it snows in March.
March 4, 2018 5:06 p.m.
The $3.37 million is only part of his payout. The new federal income tax law, taking effect in 2018, now penalizes universities who pay their coaches over $1 million per year. So you can now add a federal mandated excise tax to Coach K's and Coach W's salary. The bean counters should take note. Are our state taxes about to take a jump for better sports programs?
March 4, 2018 4:11 p.m.
"Coach K competes in real college basketball and needs to get paid as such."
You are right. Coach K deserves every penny he makes. After all, he has led Duke to numerous Final Fours and National Championships. Coach Krystkowiak, not so much.
March 4, 2018 4:06 p.m.
@Meckofahess - Rest easy. Not one penny, let alone one dollar, of your taxes are going toward their salaries.
March 4, 2018 3:58 p.m.
No. He's being paid like he's elite coach. He's barely in the middle of a mediocre PAC12, and loses to too many average teams. May squeak into the NCAA with a couple wins in the tournament. If he's paid like a top 10 coach, shouldn't the Utes at least be ranked most if not all of the time. Even when he has NBA talent on the team, they don't do as well as they should. Utah really is a great coaching spot. The coach isn't proving his humongous salary is earned. Bring in someone who will challenge for even conference championships. Then they may be worth that salary.
March 4, 2018 3:45 p.m.
"NO he isn't living up to his salary and neither is Kyle Whitingham!. In both cases their salaries are immoral, obscene and unjustifiable period.
If even one dollar of my taxes are going toward their salaries it is a travesty and theft in my opinion because I totally do not support those salaries in any way-shape-or-form. I don't care if they both win the national championships it is wrong.
But if they were both coaching at BYU I'm guessing you would be okay with that.
March 4, 2018 3:10 p.m.
LK magnified an unfortunate incident on the court, during the heat of a hard game, into a major issue between two very fine institutions, that almost destroyed well over a hundred years of tradition. Then he has a hard time keeping players for some reason (is he a task master who focuses only on basketball, and not scholastics?). Now we have an FBI investigation into corruption for "illegal" payments to Kuzma while he was at Utah. In addition, he is afraid to play the other in-state schools (and for good reason!). Some schools have been willing to overlook bad behavior, as long as they have a winning team. LK is NOT good for Utah, but we are stuck with him, thanks to "Mr. Hill" up on the hill.
March 4, 2018 2:45 p.m.
Yes, he definitely is. Comments that the U "should" pay someone less and get the same results are ludicrous. Of course an employer "should" pay someone less if they can get the same results, but there is absolutely no indication this is possible.
Anyone who actually follows college basketball knows Larry Krystkowiak is considered a top coach who runs a clean program. He managed to rebuild a decimated program into one that is beginning to succeed. He is a man of high standards and commitment. He commands respect on and off the court. And while Rick Majerus was indeed a basketball genius, as a human being and an example to youth he failed miserably. The University of Utah is fortunate to have Krystokowiak and I, for one, hope he remains our coach for many years.
March 4, 2018 2:16 p.m.
I would like to thank BYU fans living in Utah that contribute to Coach K's salary. Go Utes!
March 4, 2018 1:06 p.m.
March 4, 2018 1:00 p.m.
I agree with the general concept that all salaries in sports are obscene! Both players and coaches. In professional sports and amateur sports where individuals are paid. That said can there be any doubt the salaries of the Utah coaches has been a great investment? Look at the facilities, the revenue, the acclaim the University of Utah has gained from the membership in the PAC-12! This in addition to the research money, the academic prestige, etc.
A comment made last December sums it up, "As a person who works for the University, in a department that touches a lot of businesses and other schools, let me tell you that the academic/scholastic benefits of the PAC12 are massive. More than I ever could have imagined.
March 4, 2018 11:23 a.m.
No, he shouldn't be getting paid that much. But neither should professional athletes, CEOs, actors/actresses, or those in the music industry. No one needs that kind of money. But given that it is what it is, then I feel he is doing a fine job. If Collette can't play at close to 100% for the PAC 12 Tourney, then I'm worried that Utah will lose its first game and will be NIT bound. But very few of this year's major contributors even started at Utah. He's done well with what he's been given talent-wise. With Barefield returning along with the development of Seeley and Tillman, plus a very good recruiting class coming in, I predict a Sweet 16 team in the next 2 or 3 years.
March 4, 2018 11:02 a.m.
March 4, 2018 10:10 a.m.
I guess at one level if somebody is dumb enough to pay him that salary he's not overpaid, he's just getting market value.
However, if you compare him to the successes brought by Rick Majerus or even Jerry Pym, the answer to that question should be obvious.
March 4, 2018 10:03 a.m.
Pay the man. Coach K has to compete with the big boys and doesn't have the luxury of competing against schools that play in high school gyms.
The MWC is a mid major league. The WCC isn't even anywhere near the "mid major" level.
Coach K competes in real college basketball and needs to get paid as such.
March 4, 2018 9:53 a.m.
re: Brave Sir Robin. but couldn't he do that for free?
You're missing the point. The point is that since he is the 8th highest paid coach in the country, shouldn't he perform to that level.
I think you could get the same level of performance at a lower price. Gonzaga and other programs do that. Why pay so much more than other schools without seeing a benefit in performance?
The only argument I see for paying in the top-10 of pay, is if you want to lure a coach like Mark Few to the U with a very high salary, or even try to lure a coach from another PAC-12 school. But if you're going to contract out through 2023, I think you could have done it at a lower salary for an equivalent-level coach.
Let's see what happens this year, but I think the Utes should dial back the money at first opportunity and save a little money while still getting the same results.
March 4, 2018 9:33 a.m.
Larry would probably be hired away by another P5 school if he wasn't paid such a big salary. Meanwhile he's having to turn a program around after years of neglect. I think Chris Hill addressed this some time ago.
March 4, 2018 9:23 a.m.
Is LK living up to his salary? Yes. 1000 times yes. If for no other reason than because BYU-P fans hate him so much. I couldn't care less if he never wins another game - I just love watching BYU-P fans get their shorts in a bunch over him.
March 4, 2018 7:47 a.m.
I don't have any problem with how much Utah is paying Krystkowiak. For starters, he's been a great coach. That's evident by the way he's shown to have turned our program around. But on top of that, even if he ISN'T living up to his salary, the fact that he makes that much money sets a precedent to OTHER top quality coaches across the country that we're willing to pay top dollar for an elite coach. If Mark Few really IS frustrated with the WCC, at least he'll know that if Utah came calling, he'll (1) pull down a higher salary than Gonzaga is giving him, and (2) find a consistent multi-bid league that values Basketball, and (3) find a school that supports their program as well. And that's a pretty attractive incentive. If we were paying Krystkowiak LESS than Few, or even the same amount, why would he leave Spokane? If we were paying Krystkowiak less than Few, but offered Few more money, he might see that as window dressing for a school that doesn't provide coaches the tools they need to succeed. But the way things are now, EVERYBODY can see that we DO!
March 4, 2018 6:48 a.m.
It is harsh to talk about a man's salary in the newspaper. That said, it is ridiculous that the sports coaches to earn more than the president of the university. Something is wrong with this system. Doug Robinson likes to point out that the NCAA is really a business that makes a profit. Maybe he is correct and university administrations should get out of the sports business and concentrate on academics.
March 4, 2018 6:40 a.m.
He did get fans like Chris B to jump on the bandwagon by rebuilding to a top 4 PAC-12 program.
But to justify his high pay, he'll need a Sweet 16 run next year.
Kyle Whittingham is not over paid when you consider an average cosch like Bronco Mendenhall has a higher salary.
Are you aware of the economic impact of football and basketball for the state? Both coaches are "job creators".
March 4, 2018 6:17 a.m.
I'm with Meckofahess on this one.
That's a lot of money for an extra curricular event at a "temple of learning".
I know most of the salary comes from the "side-show" events, but is shows what a mess intercollegiate athletics has become.
March 4, 2018 1:17 a.m.
Those are great finishes given that his team appears to have slightly lower payroll than some other top PAC schools.
March 4, 2018 1:10 a.m.
Picked to finish 7th in the PAC-12, finishes 3rd, with no real stars on the team; has to recruit to Utah against programs recruiting to LA., the Bay Area, Tempe, Seattle. He manages to recruit three straight NBA players to Utah by finding under-the-radar talent. He does all this while not paying for players and running a clean program. I think the investment in Larry will pay off. And no, he's not getting tax dollars.
March 4, 2018 12:11 a.m.
And we aren't. Even a big dance ticket this year doesn't change that.
March 3, 2018 10:10 p.m.
March 3, 2018 9:46 p.m.
NO he isn't living up to his salary and neither is Kyle Whitingham!. In both cases their salaries are immoral, obscene and unjustifiable period.


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Obesity and overweight children have become something of an epidemic among many countries, particularly developed countries. Like adults, children face serious adverse health complications because of excess weight. In fact, children today are being diagnosed with everything from hypertension to type 2 diabetes. Now, Canadian doctors fear there is an even bigger, silent killer that is claiming the life of children – a condition known as obesity hypoventilation syndrome, or OHS.
The condition, which occurs when fat tissue lodges itself in the upper airways, affects a child's day and nighttime breathing. As a result, the blood ends up with too much carbon dioxide and not enough oxygen. Sleeping problems at night and drowsiness during the day are the most noticeable symptoms but children may also experience problems concentrating, attention problems and intellectual functioning issues.
"Imagine if you have a child that doesn't sleep well, and not only you don't sleep well, you don't oxygenate your brain well," Dr. Danielle Grenier, a community pediatrician in Gatineau, Que and director of medical affairs for the Canadian Pediatric Society told Vancouver Sun. "Some of these children can have learning difficulties because they're so sleepy, and because they're not able to concentrate."
In severe cases, hemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying protein found in blood, thickens. This forces the heart to work harder; this can eventually lead to congestive heart failure. If left untreated, OHS can also result respiratory failure and death. And sadly, experts fear that the condition is going largely untreated and undetected. For this reason, Grenier and her colleagues are planning to do a widespread, two-year study that will track the number of cases among children in Canada.
"We want to make sure that we know how much of this is happening in Canada, and that these children are detected early and get help with their diet and physical activity to bring them back to a healthy weight," Grenier said.
She said that "approximately 26 percent of Canadian children between two and 17 years of age are overweight or obese….we're seeing them at a younger and younger age." And according to date from the pediatric surveillance program, doctors in Canada are now regularly treating 13-year-olds with type 2 diabetes and "persistent albuminuria," an early sign of diabetic kidney disease. Grenier says this is a very serious issue in children.
"It means their kidneys are having a hard time," Grenier said. "When you start seeing that in children, it's not good news. In the long run, it's renal (kidney) failure and hemodialysis."
She and her colleagues are asking doctors who find cases of OHS to report them so that awareness can be increased among both parents and pediatricians. Patients may need breathing help at night, and treatment should include diet and exercise changes, Grenier says. But parent education is also important. According to Grenier, many of the parents she sees in her office are clueless when it comes to "normal" food portions.
"They think if one juice is good, 10 are better. If milk is good, you can have as much as you want in a day," she said. "These are basic, basic principles…This is the teaching we do every single day in the office. Once you see (a child's) BMI increasing and you see that it's not muscle, it's all subcutaneous fat, you have to get the whole family involved that a Coke is full of sugar and it's not the best treat for a child. Veggies and fruit are better. Water is better. But that message is hard to get across."
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Maureen Cleave (née le  et morte le ) est une journaliste anglaise qui a travaillé pour le  et le London Evening Standard dans les années 1960, conduisant des entretiens avec des musiciens célèbres de l'époque, dont Bob Dylan et John Lennon.

Dans son entretienavec Lennon le , elle rapporte ses propos selon lesquels « Les Beatles sont désormais plus populaires que Jésus ».

Selon la biographie des Beatles par le journaliste américain Bob Spitz, Lennon reconnaît avoir eu une liaison avec Cleave, liaison à l'origine de la chanson Norwegian Wood.

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Journaliste anglaise
Naissance en octobre 1934
Naissance dans le Raj britannique
Décès à 87 ans
Décès en novembre 2021
Décès à Aldeburgh
Étudiant de St Anne's College

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Accepting the mantle of Druid is a PERMANENT CHARACTER ALTERATION. Even though this is Alpha, YOU WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO REMOVE THIS CHOICE FROM YOUR CHARACTER.
There is currently no way to use the Lycanthrope and Druid skillsets as a combination. Items that enable druidism while in wolf form MAY come in a future content update. You can learn both skills no problem and they don't interfere with each other at all. You just can't use druid skills while in wolf form currently.
Druid is a combat skill earned by individuals seeking a deeper connection with nature, and willing to put their life on the line to defend it. In order to obtain the skill, one must venture to the Druid Camp in the North-East corner of Sun Vale. An altar just outside a druid encampment will accept your pledge. You must have at least one combat skill at level 50 to use the altar. Silvia, the druid trainer, can be found near the shrine if a druid wishes to learn new abilities.
Silvia in Sun Vale is willing to teach Druids a number of abilities.
Fill With Bile 1-4 Silvia You or an ally become more virulent and toxic.
Energize 1-3 Silvia Revitalize yourself and nearby allies at a crucial moment.
Trackless Steps 1-3 Silvia Your movement becomes less noticeable to enemies.
Toxinball 1-6 Silvia Fling an orb of poison.
Cloud Sight 1-5 Azalak Cause tiny organisms to grow on the target's eyes, making it difficult for them to fight.
Pulse of Life 1-4 Azalak Strengthen the target's ties with nature.
Druid abilities level 50-75 can be learned from Lady Windsong.
50 Druid Levels 51-60 20000 ?
51 Heart Thorn 6 9750 ?
53 Brambleskin 6 9850 ?
54 Shillelagh 4 9900 ?
56 Rotskin 6 11500 ?
57 Cosmic Strike 6 11550 ?
58 Healing Sanctuary 4 11600 ?
59 Delerium 6 11650 ?
60 Regrowth 4 11700 ?
60 Hunter's Stride 4 11700 ?
60 Druid Levels 61-70 100000 ?
61 Heart Thorn 7 14750 ?
63 Brambleskin 7 14850 ?
64 Shillelagh 5 14900 ?
65 Toxinball 7 14950 ?
66 Rotskin 7 17000 ?
67 Cosmic Strike 7 17050 ?
69 Delerium 7 17150 ?
70 Healing Sanctuary 5 17200 ?
70 Regrowth 5 17200 ?
71 Heart Thorn 8 19750 ?
72 Cloud Sight 6 19800 ?
73 Brambleskin 8 19850 ?
75 Pulse of Life 5 19950 ?
Click "Expand" on the box below to view a complete list of Abilities for the Druid skill.
1 Heart Thorn Plant a seed in the target that leaves them weakened.
This is a Signature Debuff ability. Target's attacks deal -5 damage for 15 seconds.
2 Shillelagh Bring balance to nature the old fashioned way: by hitting it until it works better.
3 Brambleskin Coat yourself in painful thorns. Melee attackers take damage when they hit you.
4 Trackless Steps Your movement becomes less noticeable to enemies. (This has no effect on enemies already in combat with you.) Monster-detection range reduced by 5 meters for 10 seconds.
5 Toxinball Fling an orb of poison.
7 Cosmic Strike Demand that nature smite your foe.
9 Delerium Poison the target's mind, sapping their focus.
10 Regrowth Bring instant healing to yourself or an ally.
11 Heart Thorn 2 Plant a seed in the target that leaves them weakened.
This is a Signature Debuff ability. Target's attacks deal -10 damage for 15 seconds.
12 Healing Sanctuary Create a symbol of health and wellness that heals nearby allies.
13 Brambleskin 2 Coat yourself in painful thorns. Melee attackers take damage when they hit you.
15 Hunter's Stride Modestly increase your movement speed, and the speed of all allies around you. Boosts Movement Speed by +1 for 60 seconds.
15 Pulse of Life Strengthen the target's ties with nature.
15 Toxinball 2 Fling an orb of poison.
18 Cosmic Strike 2 Demand that nature smite your foe.
19 Shillelagh 2 Bring balance to nature the old fashioned way: by hitting it until it works better.
20 Delerium 2 Poison the target's mind, sapping their focus.
21 Heart Thorn 3 Plant a seed in the target that leaves them weakened.
This is a Signature Debuff ability. Target's attacks deal -15 damage for 15 seconds.
23 Brambleskin 3 Coat yourself in painful thorns. Melee attackers take damage when they hit you.
25 Toxinball 3 Fling an orb of poison.
27 Healing Sanctuary 2 Create a symbol of health and wellness that heals nearby allies.
28 Cosmic Strike 3 Demand that nature smite your foe.
29 Delerium 3 Poison the target's mind, sapping their focus.
30 Hunter's Stride 2 Modestly increase your movement speed, and the speed of all allies around you. Boosts Movement Speed by +1.5 for 60 seconds.
30 Pulse of Life 2 Strengthen the target's ties with nature.
31 Heart Thorn 4 Plant a seed in the target that leaves them weakened.
This is a Signature Debuff ability. Target's attacks deal -20 damage for 15 seconds.
33 Brambleskin 4 Coat yourself in painful thorns. Melee attackers take damage when they hit you.
34 Trackless Steps 2 Your movement becomes less noticeable to enemies. (This has no effect on enemies already in combat with you.) Monster-detection range reduced by 8 meters for 10 seconds.
35 Regrowth 2 Bring instant healing to yourself or an ally.
35 Toxinball 4 Fling an orb of poison.
38 Cosmic Strike 4 Demand that nature smite your foe.
40 Delerium 4 Poison the target's mind, sapping their focus.
41 Heart Thorn 5 Plant a seed in the target that leaves them weakened.
This is a Signature Debuff ability. Target's attacks deal -25 damage for 15 seconds.
42 Shillelagh 3 Bring balance to nature the old fashioned way: by hitting it until it works better.
43 Brambleskin 5 Coat yourself in painful thorns. Melee attackers take damage when they hit you.
44 Healing Sanctuary 3 Create a symbol of health and wellness that heals nearby allies.
45 Regrowth 3 Bring instant healing to yourself or an ally.
45 Toxinball 5 Fling an orb of poison.
47 Hunter's Stride 3 Modestly increase your movement speed, and the speed of all allies around you. Boosts Movement Speed by +2 for 60 seconds.
48 Cosmic Strike 5 Demand that nature smite your foe.
49 Delerium 5 Poison the target's mind, sapping their focus.
50 Pulse of Life 3 Strengthen the target's ties with nature.
51 Heart Thorn 6 Plant a seed in the target that leaves them weakened.
This is a Signature Debuff ability. Target's attacks deal -30 damage for 15 seconds.
53 Brambleskin 6 Coat yourself in painful thorns. Melee attackers take damage when they hit you.
54 Shillelagh 4 Bring balance to nature the old fashioned way: by hitting it until it works better.
55 Toxinball 6 Fling an orb of poison.
57 Cosmic Strike 6 Demand that nature smite your foe.
58 Healing Sanctuary 4 Create a symbol of health and wellness that heals nearby allies.
59 Delerium 6 Poison the target's mind, sapping their focus.
60 Hunter's Stride 4 Modestly increase your movement speed, and the speed of all allies around you. Boosts Movement Speed by +2.5 for 60 seconds.
60 Regrowth 4 Bring instant healing to yourself or an ally.
61 Heart Thorn 7 Plant a seed in the target that leaves them weakened.
This is a Signature Debuff ability. Target's attacks deal -35 damage for 15 seconds.
63 Brambleskin 7 Coat yourself in painful thorns. Melee attackers take damage when they hit you.
64 Shillelagh 5 Bring balance to nature the old fashioned way: by hitting it until it works better.
64 Trackless Steps 3 Your movement becomes less noticeable to enemies. (This has no effect on enemies already in combat with you.) Monster-detection range reduced by 10 meters for 10 seconds.
65 Pulse of Life 4 Strengthen the target's ties with nature.
65 Toxinball 7 Fling an orb of poison.
66 Rotflesh Inflict decay on the target's flesh and organs, causing severe trauma.
67 Cosmic Strike 7 Demand that nature smite your foe.
69 Delerium 7 Poison the target's mind, sapping their focus.
70 Healing Sanctuary 5 Create a symbol of health and wellness that heals nearby allies.
70 Regrowth 5 Bring instant healing to yourself or an ally.
71 Heart Thorn 8 Plant a seed in the target that leaves them weakened.
This is a Signature Debuff ability. Target's attacks deal -40 damage for 15 seconds.
73 Brambleskin 8 Coat yourself in painful thorns. Melee attackers take damage when they hit you.
75 Pulse of Life 5 Strengthen the target's ties with nature.
Druids can finally fulfill their druidic obligations! "Druid events" are calls to action for the Druids. One hour prior to the event, druids will receive a premonition of pending danger (in the form of a special effect icon). When the event occurs, druids are obligated to go and help with whatever disaster is occurring. You will receive a special quest explaining the details and tracking your progress.
Once the event starts, druids can't earn XP. This is to encourage druids to do their goddamned jobs. But druids can still get loot, and when the event ends, Dreva will send 'blessings' to druids that helped. Dreva's Blessings can be used to purchase abilities and items from the druid pedestal in Sun Vale.
Non-druids can help fight back the plagues of evil, too. Anyone who defeats the necessary monsters will advance the special event, whether they're druids or not.
Relics from a long-finished war arise in the sands of the Ilmari Desert. These 'overseers' are remnants of a demonic army. They will communicate with their demon masters and convey the state of our world to outsiders. Druids, slay these creatures quickly! Every moment they exist puts our world in further peril.
Their otherworldly defenses would prove too much even for your powers, so I have augmented your 'Rotskin' ability. Use it to cut through their preliminary shielding.
The troubled valleys of Eltibule are even more dangerous than they should be. Droaches have leaked out of the dark places in the ground to cause mayhem to the surface ecologies. Druids, go now and make it right.
Fire droaches flow from the dwarven statues and congregate near the central keep. Defeat them to lure out the more calculating electric droaches, and then defeat those as well.
Druids, head to Serbule Hills! Ranalons there have begun a ritual invocation of Enoyos, beseeching him to turn all the lakes of Serbule into brackish water.
Their stone offering-boxes surround the lake. Desecrate these boxes to disrupt the ritual, then find and slay the head shamans that swim in the lake itself.
The offering-boxes are strongly enchanted, so multiple druids will need to desecrate each one. Since the desecration ritual requires the petals of the rare Rotflower, I have caused this flower to bloom throughout the hills and mountains of Serbule Hills.
Find the Rotflowers, desecrate the offering chests, then execute the shamans.
Hark druids, in a cold and distant land named Kur, a dangerous enemy plots and schemes. You need not deal with this foe directly, but you must stymie her plans before they come to fruition. From the frozen waters come many giant ice elementals, each as strong as ten soldiers. Dismantle them. Nature is, as always, your ally, so you should have little fear of the icy winds while my blessing is upon you. Now go!
Druids, assemble in Serbule immediately. Multiple kraken eggs have been spotted there, along with several young adults. Krakens are not indigenous to this continent and represent a terrible threat to nature. Defeat them now, before they become the size of cities!
50 Mallard Form Become a duck. This is a travel form that can only be used outdoors. Mallard has enhanced swim speed. Automatically dispelled when indoors.
50 Owl Form Become an owl. This is a travel form that can only be used outdoors. Owl has nightvision. Automatically dispelled when indoors.
50 Raven Form Become a raven. This is a travel form that can only be used outdoors. Automatically dispelled when indoors.
50 Snow Raven Form Become a snow raven. This is a travel form that can only be used outdoors. Snow raven has +4 indirect cold mitigation and -2 indirect fire mitigation. Automatically dispelled when indoors.
Each advanced druid forms such as Mallard Form, Owl Form, Snow Raven Form costs 100 Dreva blessings.
To obtain this forms you will need to visit druid altar where you accepted your pledge to be druid.
Lucky Belts of the Woodland Warrior increase damage done with this skill.
Energize restores +1 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +2 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +3 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +4 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +5 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +6 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +7 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +8 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +9 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +10 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +11 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +12 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +14 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
Energize restores +16 Health and conjures a magical field that mitigates 10% of all physical damage they take for 1 minute (or until 100 damage is mitigated).
These bonuses will only be applied when this skill is active.
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Anta is a small company based in Schenefeld near Hamburg and produces lamps of high design quality. Light sources - lights and lamps of all kinds - are the most elementary props of our interior. This is also the guiding principle of ANTA, one of the best European manufacturers. The special feature of ANTA lighting is good light, form and quality. Many of the Anta lamps can be easily adapted to any room and can be used in any environment thanks to their simple form and elegant appearance. The high degree of perfection is particularly important to Anta and so every luminaire design is checked and processed down to the smallest detail.
Each lamp from the Anta collection speaks for itself. At ANTA the designs are carefully selected and then produced with great care and finally bought by people who appreciate quality. The variety (you can see this in the current Anta catalogue) is not neglected. The purist finds the right table lamp for his desk, just as someone discovers his model who prefers less strict shapes. But the lamps in this diverse Anta collection have something in common: first-class design in the most economical form, pleasant light, noble material, the best workmanship. Another important quality: An ANTA lamp like the Anta Tuba in the room is a piece of jewellery even when it does not glow during the day. Many reasons to take a close look at these lamps.
ANTA is no ordinary light collection, but a mixture of exclusivity, clarity with a touch of extravagance and yet cosiness.
What is so special about ANTA lamps? Simple: good light, form and quality. They are designed by renowned designers and newcomers. With more than 40 designers we have already realized designs, but also created our own luminaires. In our company we still assemble, turn, mill and of course develop. LED lights have been part of our product range since 2007. "Made in Germany" and sustainability are not just a phrase for us.
ANTA is not only present in the home lighting sector, but also in the project sector: e.g. in the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, many international hotels, in the foyer and restaurant of Lotte World Tower, Seoul, Haus der Bildung in Bonn.
The advantage of a manufactory is often used to realize special customer wishes in colour and form. ANTA is also at the forefront of technology, with controllable light via telephone and tablet, Dali-capable modules, centrally controlled LED lights, and much more.


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Q: Custom Javascript Validation without using map,filter I have function for validation for check below scenarios, but function used map and filter methods. so its not working in IE8.How to rewrite this function without using map and filter.
var case1 = "stack(2),flow(2),over(4),temp(7)"; - true
var case2 = "stack(2),flow(3),over(4),temp(k)"; - false
var case3 = "stack(2),flow(2),over(4),temp(0"; - false
var case4 = "stack(2),flow(2),over(,temp)"; - false
var case5 = "stack(2),flow(2),over(4)temp(8)"; - false
var case6 = "stack(1),flow(7),over,temp"; - true
var case7 = "stack(1),flow(7),OVER,Temp"; - true
var case8 = "stack(1),flow(7),over_r,temp_t"; - true

Javascript function :
function validateChunk(s)
{
    return !!s.match(/^[a-z]+(?:\(\d+\))?$/);
}

function filterValid(v)
{
    return !v;
}

function testCases(str)
{
    var chunks = str.split(",");
    var validated = chunks.map(validateChunk);
    return (0 === validated.filter(filterValid).length);

}

jsfiddle

A: One possible approach is to call validateChunk function in a loop:
for (var i = 0, l = chunks.length; i < l; i++) {
  if (! validateChunk(chunks[i])) {
    return false;
  }
}
return true;

As a sidenote, there's exactly zero sense to use .match when .test clearly suffices (as you don't have to collect the results of match). So I'd rewrite the function like this:
function validateChunk(str) {
  return /^[a-z]+(?:\(\d+\))?$/.test(str);
}

Finally, can't help noticing that all this validation can be done with a single regex:
function testCases(str)
{
    var pattern = /^[a-z]+(?:\(\d+\))?(?:,[a-z]+(?:\(\d+\))?)*$/
    return pattern.test(str);
}

Actually, judging from your description, the pattern should be slightly different: first, _ symbol is valid one and should be included to character class; second, the same class should either include A-Z range as well, or instead a pattern should be given /i modififer. This demo includes all these changes.

A: You can use polyfills for these methods - these will make them work even in browsers that don't support them. I simply copied the polyfills from MDN.
Array.prototype.map polyfill:
if (!Array.prototype.map)
{
  Array.prototype.map = function(fun /*, thisArg */)
  {
    "use strict";

    if (this === void 0 || this === null)
      throw new TypeError();

    var t = Object(this);
    var len = t.length >>> 0;
    if (typeof fun !== "function")
      throw new TypeError();

    var res = new Array(len);
    var thisArg = arguments.length >= 2 ? arguments[1] : void 0;
    for (var i = 0; i < len; i++)
    {
      // NOTE: Absolute correctness would demand Object.defineProperty
      //       be used.  But this method is fairly new, and failure is
      //       possible only if Object.prototype or Array.prototype
      //       has a property |i| (very unlikely), so use a less-correct
      //       but more portable alternative.
      if (i in t)
        res[i] = fun.call(thisArg, t[i], i, t);
    }

    return res;
  };
}

Array.prototype.filter polyfill:
if (!Array.prototype.filter)
{
  Array.prototype.filter = function(fun /*, thisArg */)
  {
    "use strict";

    if (this === void 0 || this === null)
      throw new TypeError();

    var t = Object(this);
    var len = t.length >>> 0;
    if (typeof fun != "function")
      throw new TypeError();

    var res = [];
    var thisArg = arguments.length >= 2 ? arguments[1] : void 0;
    for (var i = 0; i < len; i++)
    {
      if (i in t)
      {
        var val = t[i];

        // NOTE: Technically this should Object.defineProperty at
        //       the next index, as push can be affected by
        //       properties on Object.prototype and Array.prototype.
        //       But that method's new, and collisions should be
        //       rare, so use the more-compatible alternative.
        if (fun.call(thisp, val, i, t))
          res.push(val);
      }
    }

    return res;
  };
}

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Who doesn't love a pretty suncatcher on the window? These suncatcher mosaics for kids are about as colourful as a suncatcher can get and look gorgeous!
I love how this suncatcher idea is great for kids of all ages. The mosaics can be kept simple for young kids or be made more detailed and challinging for older and more able children.
Looking for more suncatcher ideas? Check out our fresh flower suncatcher and stained glass suncatcher too.
These suncatcher mosaics for kids offer a fun way to explore pattern, design and colour mixing/overlay and can be as structured or as unstructured as you like. We've made our suncatcher mosaics into heart shapes but you could easily adapt the idea to other shapes to suit any topic area too.
Decide what shape you want your final suncatcher mosaic to be. We've made heart suncatchers in different sizes from about 4 inches to 12 inches high but you could do any shape or size you like.
Once you've decided on the final shape and size you want your suncatcher mosaic to be, you need to cut out two pieces of contact paper big enough to fit your design on with some overlap. Leave the contact paper in a square or rectangle shape for now, DON'T CUT OUT YOUR FINAL SHAPE YET!
Peel the backing off one piece of contact paper and fix your paper mosaic tiles onto the sticky surface.
Because we were making simple hearts using a random design of mosaic tiles the children just scattered the tiles all over the contact paper. This method is great for young children.
If you are working with children who want to design a more detailed mosaic suncatcher it can be really useful to sketch the outline of the mosaic shape onto a piece of paper and place that under the contact paper as a guide to the area to work within or cut out the shape needed before they start.
Once the paper mosaic tiles are all in place peel the backing off the second piece of contact paper and place it over the design to fix all of the mosaic tiles into place.
Finally out the final shape of your suncatcher mosaic, whatever it may be. The advantage of cutting out the final shape at the very end is that kids don't need to match the mosaic tiles exactly to the very edge of the design because the edges are trimmed last. This way the edges always look neat and the tiles go right to the outline giving a defined shape.
You can fix the suncatcher mosaics to the window with a bit of painters masking tape or Blue Tack or hang them by a bit of thread sticky taped on.
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Cut two pieces of contact paper slightly bigger than you want your heart shape to be. Leave the paper in its square or rectangle for now.
Peel the backing off one sheet of contact paper and lay it sticky side up.
Arrange your paper mosaic tiles onto the sticky paper. You can be as random or as ordered as you like.
Peel off the second piece of contact paper and lay it on top of your mosaic pieces.
Cut out the shape your heart shape.
Use sticky tape or blue tack to attach your sun catchers to the window.
What a gorgeous result! I love how yo made it simple enough for toddlers. I've been putting together a roundup of Valentine's suncatchers – may I use one photo with a link back to this post?
Just published! I'd already made the collage, but I added a small image of yours to the end and made it nopin. Thank you!


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Peter Fritzsche (* 30. Mai 1938 in Freital; † 7. November 2022 ebenda) war ein deutscher Künstler (Bildhauer / Plastiker).

Leben und Wirken
Nach einer Lehre als Steinbildhauer von 1955 bis 1958 studierte Peter Fritzsche an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Dresden in der Fachrichtung Plastik bei Walter Arnold, Gerd Jaeger, Herbert Naumann und Hans Steger.
Ab 1964 war Peter Fritzsche freiberuflich in Joachimsthal und Eberswalde und ab 1972 mit eigenem Atelier in Freital künstlerisch tätig.
Werke von Peter Fritzsche stehen im öffentlichen Raum und finden sich in öffentlichen Sammlungen, wie der Nationalgalerie in Berlin, Staatliches Museum Schwerin, Museum Junge Kunst in Frankfurt/Oder, Städtische Galerie Dresden und dem Kunstmuseum Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen Magdeburg.
Seine Arbeiten wurden zahlreich auf Gruppen- und Einzelausstellungen im In- und Ausland gezeigt.

Werke (im öffentlichen Raum und in Sammlungen)

 1965: Fischer Schmidt, Bronze; Frankfurt/Oder, Joachimsthal
 1968: Spielende Kinder, Bronze; Schwedt/Oder, Wriezen
 1968: Kranichgruppe, Bronze; Schwedt/Oder, Eberswalde, Frankfurt/Oder
 1970: Zwergziegenbock, Bronze; Schwedt/Oder, Freital
 1971: Witebsk, Backstein-Wandverkleidung, 1994 zerstört; Frankfurt/Oder
 1973: Hasensäule, Bronze; Frankfurt/Oder, Eisenhüttenstadt, Berlin, Erfurt, Kunstmuseum Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen Magdeburg
 1973: Sich sonnender Dachs, Bronze; Erfurt
 1973: Sonnenuhr-Plastik für das Oderufer, Edelstahl/ Kupfer; Frankfurt/Oder
 1975: Der Löwe und die Maus, Bronze; Ankauf der Nationalgalerie Berlin, Eberswalde, Eisenhüttenstadt, Erfurt, Städtische Galerie Dresden
 1976: Die Heiden von Kummerow, Brunnen, Sandstein; Schwedt/Oder
 1977: Maler und Modell, Bronze; Schwedt/Oder
 1978: Fontane, Büste/ Denkmal, Bronze; Bad Freienwalde
 1979: Heiden von Kummerow, Lauschende, Sandstein; Angermünde, Chemnitz
 1979: …wir geben uns weiter, der Brunnen sind wir…, Bronzerelief; Bad Muskau
 1980: Hochzeitsbrunnen, Bronze; Meißen (verschollen), Chemnitz
 1982: Wildsau, Bronze; Strausberg, Staatliches Museum Schwerin, Eberswalde
 1983: Kopfwäsche, Brunnen, Bronze; Freital, Chemnitz
 1984: Kinder, Figurengruppe, Bronze; Frankfurt/Oder, Görlitz
 1985: Gedenkbüste für Theodor Fontane, Bronze; Potsdam
 1988: Alter Bock, Bronze; Dresden
 1989: Kinderbrunnen, Bronze; Görlitz
 1986: Lebenskrone, Bronzerelief; Pirna (Altersheim)
 1996: Die Badenden, Bronze; Sparkasse Freital
 1998: Schuhbrunnen, Bronze; Dippoldiswalde
 2000 (1999): Der Hund, Bronze/Sandstein; Meißen, Hundewinkel
 2001: Stuhlbauerbrunnen, Bronze/Sandstein; Rabenau

Literatur
  Seemann Verlag: Nationalgalerie Berlin – Kunst in der DDR. 2003, ISBN 3-86502-077-1.
 Nationalgalerie Berlin – Sammlung Kunst der DDR, Henschelverlag Kunst und Gesellschaft, 1986, ISBN 3-362-00082-7.
 Günter Groß, Rikarda Groß: Künstlerhäuser im Osterzgebirge. Bildhauerei und Metallgestaltung. Lohgerber-, Stadt- und Kreismuseum, Dippoldiswalde 2004
 Joerg-Rainer Oesen, Eberhard Grundmann: Die schönsten Brunnen in und um Dresden. Edition Sächsische Zeitung, Dresden 2010, ISBN 978-3-938325-72-8

Weblinks

  Peter Fritzsche auf brunnenturmfigur.de
 Fontanebüste in Potsdam
 Stuhlbauerbrunnen in Rabenau
 Lauschende in Chemnitz
 Hochzeitsbrunnen in Chemnitz

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The Latest: Israeli ex-army chief launches campaign to be PM
TEL AVIV, Israel - The Latest on the lead-up to Israel's April elections (all times local):
Former Israeli military chief Benny Gantz has launched his long-awaited run to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Speaking to an ecstatic crowd of supporters in Tel Aviv, Gantz accused Netanyahu's government of dividing the country. Positioning himself as a centrist, he pledged to unite all Israelis.
He also promised a push for regional peace, while also pledging a tough line against Israel's many foes across the Middle East.
In a jab at Netanyahu, who is facing possible indictment in a series of corruption scandals, Gantz promised to lead a clean, corruption-free government, saying "No Israeli leader is a king."
Retired Israeli military chief Benny Gantz is launching his long-awaited political campaign, seeking to position himself as the first serious challenger to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decade-long rule.
Gantz is flaunting a tough military pedigree and emerging in the polls as Netanyahu's top rival. This highlights how security rules supreme in the minds of most Israeli voters.
The tall, telegenic ex-general with salty hair is still untarnished by partisan politics and has been riding a wave of popularity, even while saying little and presenting a vague ideological platform.
But the shine could quickly wear off following his speech later on Tuesday, when he is expected to finally lay out his agenda. Netanyahu's allies are sure to brand Gantz as a "leftist" should he show any signs of moderation.


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I'm excited to announce that DAV's partnership with A&W has been renewed after a successful inaugural year in 2017 that resulted in a $100,000 donation to our charity as a result of their National Root Beer Float Day promotion. The partnership is a natural fit—like DAV, A&W was founded nearly 100 years ago. A&W introduced root beer floats at a parade honoring returning WWI veterans and their commitment to those who served continues. This year's promotion kicks off in early July, with A&W restaurants nationwide collecting donations on behalf of DAV. The promotion will culminate on Monday, August 6, when customers will receive a free root beer float at participating stores from 2 to 8 p.m. and will be invited to make a donation to DAV. We're seeking help from all department commanders and adjutants to help make this year's event even more successful. By connecting individual A&W stores with local chapters, you will help give A&W team members an opportunity to express their gratitude to our nation's veterans and develop connections with their communities. This also gives chapters an opportunity to connect veterans with our resources, recruit volunteers, enlist prospective members, foster relationships with A&W team members and thank them for their support. A&W will supply its stores with co-branded donation boxes, which will be placed at the cash register. DAV representatives will not be responsible for raising or managing the funds collected during the National Root Beer Float campaign; the store operators will be responsible for forwarding all of the funds to A&W headquarters. As with other national cause marketing fundraising corporate partner events, DAV will distribute a portion of the proceeds from this campaign to departments. Flag stickers with be sent to participating chapters for members to distribute to customers on event day. Attached is the complete A&W store list for you to start considering which chapters might represent DAV at each of the stores in your state. The highest performing stores are highlighted in yellow and are especially important. In the coming days, you will be contacted by Susan Chamberlin, DAV Corporate Partnerships Senior Account Manager, our lead liaison between A&W and DAV departments and chapters. I encourage you to work to ensure that as many stores as possible have local chapter members present the day of this special event to help us fulfill our promises to the men and women who served and to build a greater bond with this important partner.


BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Wednesday January 23, 2019 – From April 1, the importation, retail, sale and use of petro-based single-use plastic will no longer be allowed in Barbados.
In a joint press conference issued yesterday, Minister of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy Kirk Humphrey, and Minister of the Environment and National Beautification Trevor Prescod, announced the ban, and its parameters.
Humphrey further explained that with effect from January 1, 2020, there will be a ban on all petro-based plastic bags, with the exemption of those used for the packaging of pharmaceuticals/medicines, hygiene and the preservation of food.
The Minister said the decision came after months of consultation with stakeholders, including plastic bag manufacturers, persons in the poultry industry, the Barbados Manufacturers' Association, the Barbados Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Customs Department, and importers.


KILDEER, Ill. (AP) Lydia Ko birdied the first hole and just kept rolling from there – all the way into contention for another major victory.
"I think I had a bit of confidence coming into this week because of the two top-10 finishes these couple weeks, and I felt like I was driving it pretty good and rolling it good," Ko said. "And I was able to do one of the two things (Thursday) and one of the two today, so hopefully I'll be able to put it a bit more together over the weekend. But I think confidence is a huge thing for me, where the swing itself is not too different.


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Ротлинг (); также Рышак или Ружак ( или ); также иногда Шиллер () — вариант розового вина, полученный из смеси белого и красного винограда, либо из смеси свежевыжатых соков из белого и красного винограда.

Происхождение
Сложно сказать, где впервые придумали массово производить вино из смеси красного и белого винограда. В Германии, в Саксонии, считается, что массовое производство ротлинга началось в Саксонии, в средние века. Там ходит легенда, что средневековые студенты просили вино подешевле, а смешивать остатки от разных сортов винограда вместе для производства вина, это, согласно этой же легенде, был самый дешевый способ производства вина. А в Швейцарии встречается мнение, что ротлинг придумали местные виноделы, якобы, чтобы сберечь урожай от ранних заморозков и предотвратить поклёв птицами. Учитывая простоту идеи, могло быть и так, что ротлинг появился независимо в нескольких местах сразу. Отдельный вопрос, это происхождение и распространение наименований.

География
Вино подобным образом изготавливают в Центральной Европе, в частности, в Германии, Чехии, Швейцарии, Венгрии.

В Германии его производят в винодельческих регионах Баден, Вюртемберг, Саксония, Франкония.

В Чехии, в Моравии, делают ротлинг, который там называют рышак или ружак ( или ). Производят рышак как из смеси сортов винограда, так и из полевой смеси.

В Венгрии ротлинг, который там называют шиллер () делали в исторической области Банат из остатков винограда, причем смешивали как столовые, так и технические сорта. Сейчас, венгерский шиллер запрещено делать из смеси белых и чёрных сортов, и его производят также, как и обычное розовое вино, но с удлинённым временем мацерации. Таким образом, ротлинг в Венгрии более не производится, хотя название и осталось.

В Южной Австрии производится розовое вино Шильхер (), которое иногда называют шиллер. Оно производится по традиционной технологии из красного технического автохтонного сорта Блауэр Вильдбахер и, несмотря на название, не является ротлингом.

В ЕС подобное вино нельзя маркировать, как розовое, а во Франции такой способ производства розового вина запрещён. Единственное исключение, это производство розового шампанского, которое разрешено делать из смеси белого и красного виноматериала, но не смеси винограда или виноградных соков. Способ непопулярен среди основных производителей шампанского.

Варианты

 Шиллервейн (), иногда называемый просто Шиллер ()  — ротлинг из региона Вюртемберг. Его обычно производят из смеси Рислинга и Троллингера. Шиллервейн, это защищённое географическое указание.
 Бадиш Ротгольд (, буквально, Баденское Красное золото) — ротлинг из региона Баден. Производится исключительно из белого сорта Граубургундер (Пино-гри), минимум 51%, и чёрного сорта Шпетбургундер (Пино-нуар), максимум 49%. Производится аналогично шиллеру.
 Шилер () — ротлинг из региона Саксония. Обязательно должен быть произведен из полевой смеси.

В некоторых других регионах используется наименование Шиллер (), и производство ротлинга подчиняется своим локальным правилам. Например, в швейцарском Граубюндене доля красных сортов винограда должна превышать долю белых. А в швейцарском Вале шиллер должен состоять из 85% Шаслы белой () и 15% Пино-нуара.

В Российской империи из смеси белых и чёрных сортов винограда производилось розовое полусладкое вино «Солнечная Долина».

Характеристика вина
Практически не обладает потенциалом к хранению. Рекомендуется употреблять молодым.

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Розовое вино
Виноделие Германии
Виноделие Чехии
Виноделие Швейцарии


Have intentions of fishing one or possibly both lakes tomorrow. Can anyone tell me if I can still get around with the truck or has the snow gotten too deep and ATV will be needed? Tight Lines!
I was at Sibley last Saturday. You couldn't get to the lake with a truck. The trail to the public boat ramp was blown in about 200 yards from the gravel road.
Ended up going to Davis WPA. ATV only unless you like to shovel snow. Set up in 11-12 ft and had literally 100s of 6-8 inch perch on the camera swarming our bait all morning. No walleyes. Moved to the other side of the lake set up in 12-13. Same thing with the perch, still no walleyes.
Is the Sibley access road on the north side to the ramp open yet?


I'm back in New York City and am catching up on sharing some experiences from my travels over the past few weeks. Thanks to those of you who followed along on Instagram!
I started my journey in San Miguel de Allende, a small, colorful town a few hours Northwest of Mexico City. It is a haven for artists and artisans, and I can't tell you how much I enjoyed roaming the quaint streets and peeping into colorful shops.
The highlight of my visit to San Miguel was the Chapel of Jimmy Ray, a complex outside the city where Anado McLauchlin, a California transplant, has established an artistic oasis. A plot of land filled with his art, his home, a gallery, and his workshop, the Chapel is just one of the structures on the property. Anado himself is a hilarious, warm, and chatty individual, and his husband Richard is equally inviting. Anado and Richard showed us around their property, and we marveled at all the work that went into the many mosaics which cover most of the structures. Their house is a wonder in and of itself, filled with colorful curiosities and their artwork as well as that of their friends.
I felt wonderfully inspired by all of the beauty that Anado and Richard had created, and the fact that they continuously work to bring more color and beauty to their surroundings. I also felt a strong sense of gratitude at being able to meet Anado and see his work and hear him speak about it – so often the work of artists is only discovered and cherished after they are gone. I was able to make a real connection with both Anado and Richard that I will treasure for years to come.
How incredible. A blessing. I want to hop on a plane right now!
Yes, it is a truly magical place. If you ever get the chance to go to San Miguel, absolutely do!


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From a single store in 1977, Save-a-Lot has grown into one of the largest U.S. grocery chains. Since our inception, our objective has been to deliver high quality foods at a great value to our customers.
While working for a grocery wholesaler in the mid-'70s, company founder, Bill Moran identified an opportunity for small grocers to compete against emerging mega-stores and created Save-A-Lot's limited assortment business model. When the first store opened in Cahokia, IL, in 1977, the format was immediately successful.
That same year, General Grocer Co. adopted Moran's idea of the carefully selected assortment format and opened five additional stores in the St. Louis, MO area. Within a year, word-of-mouth advertising helped spread awareness and Save-A-Lot expanded to 29 locations.
By 1980, Save-A-Lot added 52 locations and opened a warehouse in Jackson, TN.
In 1983, General Grocer sold Save-A-Lot exclusively to Moran.
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Five years later, Save-A-Lot was acquired by Wetterau Incorporated, a St. Louis–based food wholesaler and retailer. During this time, Save-A-Lot expanded aggressively including the purchase of 76 Jewel T stores and two additional warehouses, one in Pennsylvania and one in Florida.
In 1993, SUPERVALU INC. acquired Wetterau and, with it, Save-A-Lot. Save-A-Lot remains a wholly-owned subsidiary of SUPERVALU.
In 2006, Save-A-Lot founder Bill Moran announced his retirement after almost 30 years leading the company. Bill Shaner, a 25-year food industry veteran and former Chief Operating Officer of the company, was named President and Chief Executive Officer of Save-A-Lot.
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Do churches have to face east?
What direction does a church face?
Why do cathedrals face east?
What religion prays to the east?
Why do churches have three doors?
Why is a church shaped like a cross?
Why do Gothic cathedrals face West?
Why did they build cathedrals?
Should we pray facing east?
1. Direction: churches are always rotated east to west with the chancel, sanctuary and altar in the east. This is because the east faces towards the holy city of Jerusalem which is where, in medieval writing, God's presence was said to be strongest.
In the catholic liturgy, it describes an eastward orientation of celebrating Mass, according to the "cosmic sign of the rising sun which symbolizes the universality of God." [1,2] It is interesting to note that the earliest churches in Rome had the main entrance facing east and an apse with the altar to the west; the …
In Islam, the direction of prayer is known as the qibla and this direction is towards the Sacred Mosque (al-Masjid al-Ḥarām) of Mecca.
The iconostasis represents Christian continuity from the veil of the Temple in Jerusalem which separated the people from the Holy of Holies that housed the Ark of the Covenant. Normally, the iconostasis has three doors in it. … These are the doors that the clergy will normally use when entering the sanctuary.
The Roman Catholic Church
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Traditionally, Roman Catholic churches were built in the shape of a cross – cruciform – or a rectangle. However, many of the newer ones are circular. This is to stress the equality of all people as they worship in God's house.
According to Helen Dietz [3], after the Christians in the Rome of the fourth-century freely begin to build churches, they located the sanctuary towards the west end of the building, with the symbolic proposal of imitating the sanctuary of the Jerusalem Temple.
Cathedrals were massive buildings built for religious worship. They also showed the power of the Roman Catholic church. The cathedrals also caused rivalries between city. Cathedrals are a symbol of the time period that they were built and the people that built them.
Normally, offering prayers to the God by facing in the north or east direction is considered the best, but sometimes worship is done by facing in other directions as well, especially for getting any particular wish fulfilled.


Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Cette femme pourrait dormir dans l'eau – Valentine Schlegel par Hélène Bertin" at CAC Brétigny, from September 30 to December 09, 2017.
Hélène Bertin (born 1989 in Petruis, lives and works in Paris and Cucuron) develops a practice which connects the activities of artist, curator and historian.
Valentine Schlegel (born 1925 in Sète, South of France) was trained at the Beaux-Art in Montpellier before settling in Paris, where she dedicated herself to ceramics. Schlegel conceived her works as sculptures inspired by nature. Her ceramics, primitive but sophisticated at the same time, made Valentine Schlegel one of the most important ceramists of 1950s.


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Port Saints' stars of tomorrow prepare to kick off the season
April 15, 2021 northcoastfootball
SOMETHING as simple as handing out a drink bottle emblazoned with the club logo will be Port Saints' different way of greeting the stars of tomorrow.
Their under-6 and under-7 age groups will take to the field this weekend as Saints unofficially launch the football season.
Club secretary Laura Noble said their numbers for 2021 have provided them with confidence they will be around for many seasons.
They have bounced back remarkably well from the COVID-impacted season 12 months ago.
"Our club has recovered to 100 percent of our 2019 numbers," Ms Noble said.
"It's been a fantastic recovery; we dropped off about 80 players last year and thought it was going to be a lot more so we were happy with that, but we're sitting at around 98.7 percent of our 2019 numbers."
But the early focus will be on the first-year age groups who missed out last season and who will start their football journey in 2021.
This weekend the club will hold a special event on Saturday for their under-6 and under-7 divisions because numerous players missed last season because of COVID.
It's a good opportunity for them to meet their new coach and team members and then prepare to train for a couple of weeks before the season starts.
Within 10 years it is hoped they will be playing in the Coastal Premier League.
"We're really working towards building that connection between our senior teams with the sixes and sevens in particular so we can start building that aspirational pathway for them," Ms Noble said.
"If you don't get them young then they can drop off or go to other codes so we try to focus on them as they enter the club so they've got the best possible experience so we can keep them on board for years to come."
And something as simple as a drink bottle could be the key.
"I can't wait to get down there and we hand out drink bottles because for that age group it's like you're giving them this amazing gift."
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Don't Call Derek Delgaudio a Magician—He's Much More
The tricky thing about becoming known as a magician—as the writer, artist, and performer Derek Delgaudio has—is that people start to get a very specific idea of who you are, and what you do. Top hat, rabbit, disappearing lady, the whole deal. "The word 'magic,' or 'magician,' is such a strong word," he says. "It conjures so much in people. It's like Republican, or Democrat."
Though Delgaudio happens to have won a handful of awards for performing magic, he's long been interested in pushing his art in a headier, more conceptual direction. And a few years ago, he started putting together a show that would address what he was feeling—something that could get at the slippage between the way we see ourselves and the way others do. He wound up with In & Of Itself, a show that ran first in Los Angeles, and then in New York, from 2016 to 2018, and I spoke with him toward the end of the show's run.
Delgaudio explained how the show's illusions—a disappearing brick; some unfathomable card tricks; something verging on mentalism—existed in service to the larger philosophical idea, even if his audience was more interested in figuring out how he did it all. I didn't blame them: I spent the next few days obsessed with figuring out one of his segments involving a sealed letter supplied by an audience member, too. The joke, of course, was on me: the real magic in Delgaudio's work isn't in the effect, but in what it reveals about the people experiencing it.
Now, a taped version of the show—directed, as in the theater, by Frank Oz—is coming to Hulu on January 22. From one vantage point, Delgaudio's got a new version of the same problem: the phrase "filmed illusion special" conjures all sorts of Copperfeldian corniness. But labels, he'll remind you, are tricky things—and this version of the show owes more to the work of someone like monologist Spalding Gray than to anyone plying their trade in Vegas. We spoke about putting it all on tape, what he learned from the process, and the odd resonances the show has taken on since it ended.
I know that you had long been averse to filming your work. What led to the shift here?
I could see on people's faces from doing the show that what I was saying was actually being heard. That may sound strange, but I could see that there was something happening that I hadn't seen before. And that was resulting in an experience that was worth capturing—as opposed to capturing my performance, capturing the events that took place in that room.
It's not your traditional special, where the camera is just on you. The audience is a significant part of the film.
Yeah. I mean, they're the other half of the equation. What is nice is that in the film you get my POV. You get to see what, as an audience member, you didn't get to see sitting there, which is what I got to look at. And it's such a relevant part of the experience, whether people were conscious of it or not—that collective, for lack of a better term, energy.
Watching it on screen, you're maybe a little less focused on the How did he do that? of it all.
That's exactly right. [The illusion is] a necessary aspect of the work, but it's not the point. And when you're in the theater you can't help but wonder, Is that person in on it, or What's behind the curtain, or these things. Your mind can't help that it's part of the experience, because we've been trained to think that way. But in the film, you can't have those thoughts, because they're irrelevant to have.
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package io.selendroid.server;

import io.selendroid.SelendroidConfiguration;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.AdbExecuteShellCommand;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.AdbSendKeyEvent;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.AdbSendText;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.AdbTap;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.NetworkConnectionHandler;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.CaptureScreenshot;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.CreateSessionHandler;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.DeleteSessionHandler;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.GetCapabilities;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.GetLogTypes;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.GetLogs;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.InspectorScreenshotHandler;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.InspectorTreeHandler;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.InspectorUiHandler;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.ListSessionsHandler;
import io.selendroid.server.handler.RequestRedirectHandler;
import io.selendroid.server.http.HttpResponse;
import io.selendroid.server.model.SelendroidStandaloneDriver;

import java.nio.charset.Charset;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.logging.Logger;

import io.selendroid.server.http.HttpRequest;

public class SelendroidServlet extends BaseServlet {
  private static final Logger log = Logger.getLogger(SelendroidServlet.class.getName());
  protected Map<String, BaseRequestHandler> redirectHandler =
      new HashMap<String, BaseRequestHandler>();
  private SelendroidStandaloneDriver driver;
  private SelendroidConfiguration conf;

  public SelendroidServlet(SelendroidStandaloneDriver driver, SelendroidConfiguration conf) {
    this.driver = driver;
    this.conf = conf;
    init();
  }

  protected void init() {
    register(postHandler, new CreateSessionHandler("/wd/hub/session"));
    register(getHandler, new ListSessionsHandler("/wd/hub/sessions"));
    register(getHandler, new GetCapabilities("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId"));

    register(getHandler, new GetLogTypes("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/log/types"));
    register(postHandler, new GetLogs("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/log"));
    if (!conf.isDeviceScreenshot()) {
      register(getHandler, new CaptureScreenshot("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/screenshot"));
    } // otherwise the request will be automatically forwarded to the device

    register(getHandler, new InspectorTreeHandler("/inspector/session/:sessionId/tree"));
    register(getHandler, new InspectorScreenshotHandler("/inspector/session/:sessionId/screenshot"));
    register(getHandler, new InspectorUiHandler("/inspector/session/:sessionId"));
    register(deleteHandler, new DeleteSessionHandler("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId"));
    register(redirectHandler, new RequestRedirectHandler("/wd/hub/session/"));

    register(postHandler, new GetLogs("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/log"));
    register(postHandler, new AdbSendKeyEvent("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/selendroid/adb/sendKeyEvent"));
    register(postHandler, new AdbSendText("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/selendroid/adb/sendText"));
    register(postHandler, new AdbTap("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/selendroid/adb/tap"));
    register(postHandler, new AdbExecuteShellCommand(
        "/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/selendroid/adb/executeShellCommand"));
    register(postHandler, new NetworkConnectionHandler("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId/network_connection"));
  }

  @Override
  public void handleRequest(HttpRequest request, HttpResponse response,
      BaseRequestHandler foundHandler) {
    BaseRequestHandler handler = null;
    if ("/favicon.ico".equals(request.uri()) && foundHandler == null) {
      response.setStatus(404);
      response.end();
      return;
    }
    if ("/inspector/".equals(request.uri()) || "/inspector".equals(request.uri())) {
      if (driver.getActiveSessions().isEmpty()) {
        response.setStatus(200);
        response
            .setContent("Selendroid inspector can only be used if there is an active test session running. "
                + "To start a test session, add a break point into your test code and run the test in debug mode.");
        response.end();
        return;
      } else {
        // response.setStatus(302);
        String session = driver.getActiveSessions().get(0).getSessionKey();

        String newSessionUri =
            "http://" + request.header("Host") + "/inspector/session/" + session + "/";
        log.info("new Inspector URL: " + newSessionUri);
        response.sendTemporaryRedirect(newSessionUri);
        response.end();
        return;
      }
    }
    if (foundHandler == null) {
      if (!redirectHandler.isEmpty()) {
        // trying to find an redirect handler
        for (Map.Entry<String, BaseRequestHandler> entry : redirectHandler.entrySet()) {
          if (request.uri().startsWith(entry.getKey())) {
            String sessionId =
                getParameter("/wd/hub/session/:sessionId", request.uri(), ":sessionId", false);
            handler = entry.getValue();
            if (driver.isValidSession(sessionId)) {
              request.data().put(SESSION_ID_KEY, sessionId);
            }
          }
        }
      }
      if (handler == null) {
        response.setStatus(404);
        response.end();
        return;
      }
    } else {
      handler = foundHandler;
    }

    String sessionId = getParameter(handler.getMappedUri(), request.uri(), ":sessionId");
    if (sessionId != null) {
      request.data().put(SESSION_ID_KEY, sessionId);
    }
    request.data().put(DRIVER_KEY, driver);

    Response result;
    try {
      result = handler.handle(request);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
      log.severe("Error occurred while handling request: " + e.fillInStackTrace());
      replyWithServerError(response);
      return;
    }
    if (result instanceof SelendroidResponse) {
      handleResponse(request, response, (SelendroidResponse) result);
    } else if (result instanceof JsResult) {
      JsResult js = (JsResult) result;
      response.setContentType("application/x-javascript");
      response.setEncoding(Charset.forName("UTF-8"));
      response.setContent(js.render());
      response.end();
    } else {
      UiResponse uiResponse = (UiResponse) result;

      response.setEncoding(Charset.forName("UTF-8"));

      response.setStatus(200);

      if (uiResponse != null) {
        if (uiResponse.getObject() instanceof byte[]) {
          response.setContentType("image/png");
          byte[] data = (byte[]) uiResponse.getObject();
          response.setContent(data);
        } else {
          response.setContentType("text/html");
          String resultString = uiResponse.render();
          response.setContent(resultString);
        }
      }
      response.end();
    }
  }
}