Searching for the prettiest palaces & castles in Southern Germany? You poor thing- have you got brain-ache yet? I jest… sort of. When we planned our trip to Germany, we knew that there would be castles. Heck, one of the reasons we I wanted to go to Germany was to visit Neuschwanstein- the most amazing fairytale castle of them all. But I didn't expect the others to be so…well… wow.
I didn't expect the sheer awe as we rounded a corner and saw yet another incredible castle perched on a cliff. Seriously, how the heck do they stay up there?? Or the splendour & opulence of the many beautiful and jaw-dropping palaces.
And I didn't expect there to be so MANY!! When we were researching, it sometimes felt a little overwhelming. (I know it's not always obvious, but we DO research. Sometimes.) There were so many beautiful places (over 20,000 in all- check out some of the most Instagrammed castles in Germany) and we only had 14 days- how were we ever supposed to choose which ones to visit? And how did I balance my family's demands (which mostly involved Bratwurst) with seeing as many fairytale castles & palaces as possible?
If this sounds at all familiar, don't panic. Here's our guide to 16 of the best, most amazing fairytale palaces & castles in Southern Germany so you can decide which ones are right for you. I've tried to list them from East to West to help you plan your route. I've even added in how accessible they are by RV/ motorhome- because that's a pretty important consideration when you're planning a road trip. But don't worry if you're not travelling in a van- there are plenty of options for you too.
READ THE FULL REVIEW OF OUR VISIT TO HOHENZOLLERN CASTLE HERE- complete with video!!!
Hitler's Eagle's Nest (Kehlsteinhaus). Not really a castle- but what a view!
Did you know that Burg means Castle and Schloss means Palace? Yet often, the two words don't tell you accurately what you're getting. For example, Schloss Drachenburg looks as 'castle' as they come! (Turns out, it's actually a villa…!) But the phrases might come in handy in a pub quiz sometime… 🙂 Ok, ready? Pull up a drink (or two) and let's get started with the prettiest, most fairytale-ist (what, it's a word), just downright best palaces & castles in Southern Germany.
Fairytale castles can't get much prettier than this!
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? This castle is something straight out of a storybook. It's nestled in a valley, which is unusual for a castle. The only way to get inside is with a guided tour, but in summer it is possible to visit the castle by BOAT, which frankly doubles its cool factor. For more info on the boat tour, which lands about a 90-minute walk or a short taxi ride away, visit HERE.
EASE of PARKING with RV: Good. Parking is 4€/ day. You can't drive up to castle but there is a shuttle bus.
TOP TIP: Get there about two hours before opening time in order to get amazing photos without any people there.
How's this for a fairytale castle in Southern Germany?
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? Talking of visiting castles by boats- how's this for impressive!?!? This is Cochem Castle, situated high on the hill above the Moselle river. As with most of the castles in Germany, you can only go inside as part of a guided tour. There are a couple of tours in English each day, currently they are at 12pm and 3pm, but check in advance. Alternatively, english speakers are given a leaflet to help as you walk around.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Not crazy, but can get busy on a weekend. If you can, visit mid-week to avoid the crowds.
EASE of PARKING with RV: NOT GOOD. There is no special parking, you need to park in the city of Cochem and then walk 20-30 minutes to the castle. There doesn't seem to be a lot of accessible parking for RV's in Cochem, so proceed with caution and be prepared to park outside the city if you find somewhere more suitable.
SECOND TOP TIP: You can go to a medieval evening banquet at this castle! Oh yes. Prices cost 49€ and MUST be booked in advance. Check out more info HERE.
Opening hours: 9-5pm but please check in advance. Banquets are on certain dates in the evenings.
One of the most haunted castles in Southern Germany?
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? Oh, if these walls could talk! We visited this castle on Friday 13th, which seemed appropriate. It was also dark and drizzly- which really added to the atmosphere! This castle was home to scientist Konrad Dippel who used to use animal and human body parts in his experiments! Apparently, there is a huge Halloween Festival here each year- which sounds like a lot of fun.
The castle is ruined, but there are plenty of walls and stairs left for kids (and adults!) to run around on. It's obviously used for some stage/ theatre productions as well- there were all sorts of things kept in various rooms! The entrance fee was a donation box as you walked in- we left a couple of euros each which was the suggested donation. We didn't actually see a soul around except for us- even the restaurant was closed.
It's unlikely Mary Shelley ever visited the castle, although she did apparently pass close by 4 years before her novel was released. In fact, there is no reference to ANY castle in her novel at all. The castle element to the story was added by the first movie, created in 1931 and ever since Frankenstein (who is the scientist, NOT the creature) has been linked to castles. Having said that… there was a mad scientist who did experiments with animal and human parts, who lived in a castle called Frankenstein. Coincidence? I'll let you decide!
WOW FACTOR: 2/5. It was better than we expected, and it was nice to have it entirely to ourselves, but if you're short on time this isn't one of the best.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Very little in April. I expect it to be busier in summer, but it's a nice place to bring a picnic. Halloween is busy!
EASE of PARKING with RV: There is a parking lot and also bus parking, but space may be limited in summer and there's a shuttle bus put in place for Halloween from a Park & Ride at bottom of the hill.
Opening hours: 11am-10pm, but please check in advance.
Best fairytale ruins in Southern Germany?
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? Apart from the impressive view over the valley, Schloss Heidelberg is both very pretty & huge. Seriously, plan on a few hours for your visit. The stonework is a beautiful & unusual colour and wandering the ruins is the closest to time travel we will probably ever get. It's got a great atmosphere. Also, the town of Heidelberg is GORGEOUS and well worth a visit so if you can, plan to spend a night or two in the area. You won't regret it.
WOW FACTOR: 4/5. Ruined, but impressive- even in the rain.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Pretty high. Try to avoid summer weekends if possible and arrive early to avoid the tour buses.
EASE of PARKING with RV: Nope. If there is a dedicated car park, we couldn't find it. We ended up getting stuck in some TINY roads in our motorhome. The streets were so tiny they were cobbled. To make it worse we went around the loop twice and got stuck. Twice. If anyone knows anywhere good for motorhomes to park- let me know!
Ticket price: 7€, which includes use of the Funiculur railway. Guided tours 5€ extra.
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? For years, this has been the start of the 'Romantic Road' across Southern Germany- and what a place to start! The gardens are beautiful and have been preserved to look almost the same as they did 300 years ago. More than 40 rooms are open to the public and can be viewed as part of a guided tour. The residence is very well adapted for people with extra mobility requirements, with ramps and disabled parking right outside. There are tours in English every day at 11am and 3pm, with some extra ones in summer.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Very busy in summer. Arrive early or late if possible.
EASE of PARKING with RV: There is a 'Parkplatz Residenz' car park which can accommodate coaches and motorhomes. Parking is chargeable.
Tickets: 7.50€/ adult- entrance to gardens are free. Children are free.
Not bad for a summer house!!
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? Oh my word- would you look at that! How has such an incredible building survived the drama of the past 300 years?!? Guided tours run regularly, with at least two each day in English. The tours are much longer than most others, at around 90 minutes and they reveal the secret life of the Royal family 'behind closed doors'.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Pretty crazy in summer.
EASE of PARKING with RV: Unsure. Apparently, it's pay and display parking and a short walk to the Palace, but it's not clear whether the parking is street parking or suitable for motorhomes. If anyone can shed some light on this, please let me know.
Ticket price: 7€, with an extra 2€ for entrance to the museum, where kids are encouraged to touch things… good luck explaining that to them at the next museum!
Is this the best fairytale castle in Southern Germany?? Or indeed the whole of Germany?!?!
Is this the best fairytale castle in Southern Germany??
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? Apparently, this is a villa. A VILLA! Do you think you could rent it by the week?? There is a rack railway (the same as the one going up Zugspitze) called the Drachenfels railway. Here's the link. The castle (villa!) also has a light show (Schlossleuten) which runs every weekend from mid-February- mid-March- the castle is lit up in beautiful colours and looks very impressive.
TOURIST NUMBERS: As you would expect, it's busy in summer.
EASE of PARKING with RV: Public parking with a 10-minute walk to the Schloss. If you have a particularly large motorhome (or have a trailer, like us) you might need to park further away.
Hohenzollern Castle- fairytales don't get prettier than this!!
TOURIST NUMBERS: Great in April- although the cafe was overflowing even in April. It will definitely get busier in summer.
EASE of PARKING with RV: Easy, peasy, lemon squeezy. There's LOADS of parking and they love RV's- you can stay overnight for 4€ either before or after your visit. There aren't any facilities, but what a great place to park and you could be there dead early in the morning before the crowds and tour buses arrive.
Opening hours: 10am-5.30pm, but please check in advance.
Ticket price: 7€ for outside and catacombs, extra 5€ for the guided tour around inside. Shuttle bus up is 2€ one way or 3.30€ return.
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? Lichtenstein Castle may be tiny, (much like the country Leichtenstein!) but what it lacks in size it certainly makes up for in sheer audacity. HOW does it manage to stay attached to that cliff? The mind boggles. It won't surprise you to know that you can't get inside without a tour. Tours are only in German, but English are given a leaflet to help. Honestly, this would be one when I'd probably skip the tour and just enjoy the outside- you get the best photos when the tour has gone inside and there is no-one left on the bridge!
TOURIST NUMBERS: Not overwhelming, but can get busy in summer holidays.
EASE of PARKING with RV: There's a large parking lot outside, which has motorhome parking. However, it was too small for us to park without going over several bays, which might be a problem at busy times.
Opening hours: 9am-5.30pm, but please check in advance. Closed during winter. The official website can be found here.
Ticket price: 2€ for outside and catacombs, extra 6€ for the guided tour around inside, which takes 30 minutes.
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? We debated going to see this, but instead, we chose to go see the Rhine Falls- the largest waterfall in Europe. Still, looking at this picture I wonder if we made the right choice. (We did, we did- the falls were AMAZING!) Sigmaringen can be dated back to 1077. The castle sits on the banks of the River Danube on a rock called 'Castle Rock'.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Moderate. The castle is easily reached from Stuttgart so is a perfect trip out for anyone on a city break.
EASE of PARKING with RV: As always with castles in built-up areas, parking can be tight. Follow signs for 'Schloss' with caution.
Ticket price: 11.50€ for guided tour and armoury visit.
Neuschwanstein Castle- tragic, but oh so beautiful.
WOW FACTOR: 5/5. Should I live here or at Hohenzollern?? It's a tough question.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Crazy. Just crazy. Avoid summer if you possibly, possibly can. 6000 people/ day!!!!
EASE of PARKING with RV: Loads of parking and RVs are well catered for. But signposts aren't great, so when the man says 'Park in P4'…it's not easy to actually FIND P4. But it is there, up towards the castle entrance. Just follow the buses.
Opening hours: 9am-6pm, in summer, but please check in advance.
Ticket price: 13€ for tour. You can get up to the castle without a tour. There are buses and horse/ carriages up.
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? I feel a bit sorry for Hohenschwangau. Anywhere else, that castle would be impressive in its own right- but when compared to Neuschwanstein it's like the dowdy, frumpy aunt who nobody really pays attention to. (See, you feel sorry for it now too, right?) So I've added it to the list. Besides, it's yellow- which is an awesome colour for a Castle. Respect.
WOW FACTOR: 2.5/5. If you're tight on time, don't even worry about it.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Crazy- but most of them are there to see Neuschwanstein so this one is slightly quieter. If you get a chance, check out the town of Fussen. It's a very pretty town with loads of quaint shops and restaurants.
EASE of PARKING with RV: Loads of parking and RV's are well catered for. Someone will direct you.
Opening hours: 8am-5.30pm, but please check in advance.
Ticket price: Buy tickets for Hohenschwangau at the same place you buy tickets for Neuschwanstein. You can buy a combined ticket for both which is slightly cheaper, just be careful to leave yourself enough time between visits to get from one to the other!
TOURIST NUMBERS: Lots of people like to see all of Ludwig's creations, so things do get a bit mad (ha- see what I did there….oooh, you're a tough crowd) in the summer.
EASE of PARKING with RV: There's parking for 550 cars and 20 coaches. Motorhomes should be no trouble.
Opening hours: 8.30am-5.30pm, but please check in advance.
Ticket price: 8.50€ or 5€ just for the grounds.
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? Really? Did you not see the photo above?? How beautiful a palace do you want??!! And continuing with our King Ludwig II theme- he was born here in 1864. No wonder he liked impressive buildings. You can tour around the interior, which looks jaw-droppingly beautiful. Click here for more pictures.
WOW FACTOR: 5/5 I'm thinking I could have this as my summer home??
TOURIST NUMBERS: Busy in summer- avoid weekends if possible.
EASE of PARKING with RV: There are ample parking spaces, and motorhomes are well catered for.
Opening hours: 9am-6pm but please do check in advance.
Ticket price: 11.50€ for combination ticket. Under 18s free.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Pretty crazy in summer. Go off-season if you can.
EASE of PARKING with RV: Aim for Prein au Chiemsee. From here, you need to park up and get on a boat. Loving this place already.
The Eagles Nest. Not really a castle- but what a view!!
Why is it on the list of Best castles in Southern Germany? Ok, ok- I'm kinda cheating with this one. It is not, and never has been, a castle or palace. But just LOOK at that location. Apparently, Hitler didn't visit here often, but Eva Braun entertained her friends here regularly. The road up to the 'Nest' was blown out of the mountainside- literally!- and is so dangerous that it was closed to the public in 1952. Every Spring, the road is closed and cleared of fallen rock or loose debris on the mountain which might damage a vehicle. Access up to the top is now only by special bus service. Unbelievably it only took 13 months to build the entire complex!!
WOW FACTOR: 6/5!!! New plan- I'm living here.
TOURIST NUMBERS: Pretty busy in summer and tours should be booked in advance.
EASE of PARKING with RV: Parking is at the bottom in proper car parks. Motorhomes should be no problem.
Opening hours: MAY- OCTOBER only. Tours as part of a guided tour only.
Ticket price: To do the morning tour, it's 30.50€ and can be booked here. There's also a restaurant- no reservation needed!
Phew! That was a long post. Did you find it useful? Find something new to add to the Bucket List? Most of these places can be added to any sort of road trip, long weekend or city break, no matter how you're travelling. We had 2 weeks for our trip from the UK, and managed to get as far East as Neuschwanstein & climbed up Zugspitze. But we need to return so we can finish the list for ourselves. 3/4 weeks would be ample time to see them all- but remember these are only the ones in southern Germany!! Loads more to explore in the north another time. There are also plenty of fairytale towns in Europe for you to explore, as well as the 50 most beautiful castles in the world! Will the fun never end?!?!
TELL ME- which of these castles and palaces have you visited? Which would you like to?
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Such a great post! I saved it to Pinterest.. which I actually have a question on.. How did you get your pin to have the "Pin it" link and open up with the description and hashtags already in it? I love the way that works!
I love this list! I had the opportunity to visit several of these castles on my trip to Germany last summer, and they were amazing. I loved how they were all so unique and had their own personalities. Thanks for the great share!
You're very welcome! Glad you enjoyed your trip- we loved it too.
You're welcome. They really are incredible places.
These all look so incredible, and I imagine they're fascinating to see in person! We have been to Linderhof and Neuschwanstein, but I'd love to return to Germany and explore more of these!
We're hoping to do some more later in the year. Hope this gave you some inspiration!
OH MY GOODNESS I had NO idea there were this many incredible castles! I had heard of Neuschwanstein but I didn't know there were this many equally incredible ones. Take me to Germany, stat!!
Great post. Definitely made me want to go see these castles. I like how you added tourist numbers.
What a great resource and comprehensive post! Love it!
Just wow, wow and wow! I have a few Cinderella stories on my mind at the moment =D Awesome post, thanks for this!
Great post, beautiful pictures! I had no idea there were so many picturesque castle in Germany! Love the interactive map!
Thanks Demi- really pleased you enjoyed it!
These are all so stunning! Schloss Sigmaringen really caught my eye. Although I'm glad you went to the waterfall, because I love waterfalls too lol.
Yep- I'm a little obsessed with waterfalls. Something about them just fascinates me!
I can help with where to park an RV in Heidelberg! If you do a map search for Uferstraße 78, along that stretch is where people tend to park RVs. It's just a stretch of road, so it's not a parking lot or anything, but I always see them down there (I live in Heidelberg). From there it's a quick bike ride or bus ride into the Altstadt, and then you're best bet is to take the funicular up to the castle. Plus side of parking in the spot I mentioned, there's a lovely bakery/cafe across the little park, and you're right next to the river. Glad you enjoyed our local castle, it's a lovely one. I've been to most of the castles on your list now, but I think I need to go see Sigmaringen though!
Wow! You guys did a really good job. I am ashamed. I am German and I haven´t even been to all those castles. Sometimes we travel that far but haven´t even seen the beautiful things and spots in our own country. Thanks for sharing.
Great post these are all incredible castles! I haven't managed to get to Germany yet but definitely will visit some if these one day!
I hope you can visit one day- it was genuinely so much better than I expected.
Omgoodness…I love Castles…We managed to see Cochem Castle and Helderberg Castle in 2016. It was pouring with rain when we visited Cochem and the path leading up to the Castle was very slippery. I am a Castle tragic so thanks for highlighting all the others that I have now put on the bucket list. Its growing.
We just did Neuschwanstein Castle 3 weeks ago and we had such a beautiful day with the sun out. St Mary's bridge scared me to death but I still walked acorss it just to get that perfect photo. Linderhof's interiors were just gobsmacking and so decadent. Really was so beautiful.
I can't imagine living in a castle like that! I've been to Germany many times but never got a chance to explore these magnificent castles!
I hope you get to change that one day Paulina!


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Watercolours are a fickle shade of quinacridone rose: Our landscape is our art
Posted on August 9, 2013	by BiblioLennLibrary
Denis Palmer is one of those from-aways who adopted the Eastern Townships as his home, and as all artists do, he has helped us see ourselves a little bit better.
Palmer arrived in Sawyerville in 1979 and just never left. His book Homage To A Rural Life (2008) mixes words and watercolours – each a picture of a moment, an event, a person, a memory, all centred on a sugar camp run by George and Myrtle Rowell. "Respect was given to all living things, be they plant, animal, or human," writes Palmer.
"George and Myrtle knew well their families, neighbours and community. They knew themselves and their history. The stories they told came from strong memory and experience."
The stories are lovely, the watercolours also.
Watercolours are quite difficult to master. They're see-through, like stained glass. It takes practice to get the exact look you intend. Additionally, different brands will name a quinacridone rose a quinacridone rose, but they will look many shades apart on the canvas. Watercolours are a fickle lot.
To fully appreciate watercolours, or to learn how to use them best, consider Zoltan Szabo's Color-By-Color Guide To Watercolor (1998). Szabo offers a how-to for beginner and intermediate painters, separating chapters by colour. This allows him to offer complementary palettes to reds, greens and blues. The examples given are his own paintings, gorgeous full-colour reproductions of flowers and landscapes.
The final chapter warns newbies of a common flaw: tone it down. "More color is simply more – not better," he warns. (Of course, an artist should ignore advice they don't like… personal style matters.)
From there you may want to look at some of Europe's greatest painters and artworks. A Concise History Of Painting From Giotto To Cezanne, By Michael Levey (1962), is a picture book with text. Five hundred and forty-nine pictures, in fact, all in colour, all gorgeous.
Sir Levey, who went on to become the director of London's National Gallery, died in 2008. But what a legacy.
You'll need a passing knowledge of the Old and New Testaments, as well as Greek and Roman mythology, to get the most out of Levey's erudite analysis. Just read a chapter at a time so as not to be overwhelmed.
But you can also just look at the plates and watch the evolution of painting come alive from the 1200s onward.
Or drink in Levey's scholarship while hop-skipping over the dozens of names, appreciating the insight and humour (a nude Bathsheba is called "undernourished", Giovanni di Paolo's St. John In The Wilderness has "the wild beauty of a lost cause"; another male artist's "eager curving lines sway and unite amorously throughout his compositions. The Swing, where everything including the foliage looks like frilly underwear, is a slyly erotic joke which must not make one think that life in 18th century France was always so gay or so gallant. But women remained objects of lascivious attention rather than people").
After a grounding in the European Renaissance and what followed, Victoria Baker offers a history of art in the Eastern Townships. L'Art Des Cantons De l'Est: 1850-1950 (published in 1980) is a catalog from a show at the Galerie d'Art du Centre Culturel de l'Universite de Sherbrooke. All of it informed by a sizable essay (en francais seulement) tracing the portrayal of the Townships by artists, as well as a look at Townships artists (not all of whom painted the landscapes displayed right in front of them).
Is there a Townships school of art, asks Baker? Certainly not one before 1950, and even then…
Itinerant artists and holidayers spent time here, in the early years. But their works were very much influenced by European training and culture.
For artists and early homesteaders, there was a need to exert human control over nature, both deadly and beautiful. Military men worshipped realism, seeking documentary precision to plan against attack.
Portraiture arrived later, and silhouettes were affordable to the middle class to about 1840, when photography began to gain ground.
But still, the Eastern Townships has long fascinated for its landscapes. Magog: 1888-1988, celebrating Magog's centennial year, is a slim softcover that showcases Cornelius Krieghoff's 1861 painting of Owl's Head on its cover.
And Bishop's Collects: Works In The Bishop's University Art Collection, is the result of "a virtual room-to-room search of buildings on campus" in 1987. One of the more noteworthy portraits in the Bishop's Collects catalog is Robert Harris' bespectacled and bearded Rt. Rev. J.W. Williams, the fourth bishop of Quebec, a sight to behold even in black and white.
The listing also includes an impressive series of works hanging in the campus library. The library is open weekdays this month, and it's well worth a few minutes to wander through its rooms staring at the walls! And for modern works, the Uplands museum on Speid (closed Mondays) showcases the Bishop's University Fine Arts Collective to Sept 1. While the Foreman Art Gallery, located on the Bishop's campus, is closed for the rest of the month, Sherbrooke artist Miriam Yates opens her show on Sept. 11. Free entry all around!
You can find The Concise History and Zoltan Szabo in the Lenn Library's non-fiction shelves in the 759 range, and everything else is filed in the Eastern Townships Reference Collection. And while you're in the Lennoxville Library, look up.
Works by the members of the Lennoxville Art Group are on display on our walls. To help celebrate the library's 100th anniversary in 2012, the artists chose "reading" for their theme in last year's annual exhibit. With the financial assistance of the Borough of Lennoxville (for the materials which allowed the paintings to be properly displayed), those works by the Lennoxville Art Group can now be enjoyed by all who visit the library.
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The groundbreaking (sort of) Leaf, with nearly the same aesthetic shock value as the earliest U.S. versions of VW's famous Beetle, remains an affordable electric-driven subcompact 5-door hatchback boasting some 30 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seatbacks folded and surprisingly roomy seating for 5. Lauded by environmentalists in the U.S. since 2011, this downsized people hauler returns in 3 trims, the base S, the midlevel SV and the top-shelf SL, each of which remains available only with front-wheel drive (FWD). Pricewise, the Leaf competes with the likes of Chevy's Spark EV, Ford's Focus Electric and FIAT's 500e.
Some slight changes in the availability of standard features for 2014 Leaf editions are complemented for the 2015 model year by a switch in the Leaf's basic exterior color scheme from Blue Ocean to Morningsky Blue, as well as the introduction of standard cruise control to the base S trim. Additionally, for 2015 the SV and SL trims get updates to the EV-IT system, allowing hands-free texting and voice destination entry into their standard navigation display. Oh, and there have been whispers that this electrifying hatchback might get a hefty cut in its MSRP for the 2015 model year.
The returning 80-kilowatt electric motor that powers the latest Leaf iterations fits with the standard 1-speed direct-drive transmission for 107 hp and 187 lb-ft of torque. Depending on the trim chosen, regenerative braking and a rechargeable 24-kWh (kilowatt-per-hour) lithium ion battery pack keep the motor juiced up for a range of some 84 miles on a 100% battery charge… in a perfect world. Actual travel range, needless to say, again depends on average speed, ambient temperature, driving conditions and traffic. Thus cruising at highway speeds (60+ mph) for extended periods in cold weather, for instance, will obviously lessen this range.
Now things get a little complicated. Although each 2015 Leaf trim boasts an onboard recharging system, said system aboard the entry-level S trim is a 3.3-kilowatt charger (without the regenerative braking feature, by the way) and takes, oh, about forever to recharge. Both the SV and the flagship SL, on the other hand, flaunt a 6.6-kilowatt charger (along with the aforementioned regenerative braking technology) that'll have the battery juiced up to 100% capacity in about 4 hours using the available 240-volt charging station. Additionally, a standard (in the SL) or optional (in lower trims) quick-charge port uses a unique high-capacity power source to get an 80% charge in a touted-but-not-real-world-confirmed 30 minutes.
The bottom line in all this techno-speak is that the 2015 Leaf allegedly gets the equivalent of approximately 113 mpg (average) in fossil-fuel terms.
Anyhow, standard bling on and in the base S trim includes, besides the new-for-2015 cruise control, 16-inch steel wheels, a rear spoiler and heated power-adjustable mirrors outside, and cloth upholstery, heated front seats and full power accessories inside. Also adorning this pint-size hatchback are such conveniences as tilt-wheel steering and a rear-view camera, while standard comforts include climate control and a heated steering wheel. Also, Bluetooth technology again comes standard, as does a single-CD player with 4 speakers, satellite radio and auxiliary audio input.
To all this, the up-ticked SV adds, besides the aforementioned 6.6-kilowatt charging system, 16-inch alloy wheels, those upgraded-for-2015 EV-IT techno-goodies, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror and a "B-mode" transmission for the power-returning regenerative braking system. Additional standard perks also include a navigation system with 7-inch touchscreen display, a more efficient cabin heating arrangement and a 6-speaker audio upgrade boasting Pandora radio integration for your iPhone.
The top-shelf SL, meantime, throws standard 17-inch alloy wheels into the mix, along with leather upholstery, a standard quick-charging port and an integrated solar panel in the rear spoiler for boosting power to accessories, as well as a cargo cover.
One notable option that returns for both the SV and SL trims is the Premium package, flaunting a 7-speaker Bose premium audio system and a 360-degree parking-assist camera.
Finally, standard safety equipment for the 2015 Leaf lineup includes 4-wheel antilock brakes (ABS), traction and stability control, front side-mounted airbags, front and rear head airbags, and a remote antitheft alarm. The SL, in keeping with its loftier aim (and price), also sports standard dusk-sensing LED headlights and front fog/driving lights.
What's your take on the 2015 Nissan Leaf?
edtan I bought a 2011 Nissan LEAF and put 61k miles on it now. The reasons I don't recommend anyone to buy Nissan LEAF, 1) I spent more than $35k plus tax on this car, now after 3 years, the trade-in value is $8k. 2) The battery degraded a lot and I can only drive 40 miles per full charge now. 3) Nissan never announce the battery warranty guideline and I only get to know recently, it is below 60k for 4 bars. Even I already lost 4 bars, but I am I am slightly over 60k now, good luck to me.
Vallerga It's almost unbelievable that an early adopter would buy a newly introduced 2011 car and be so out of touch that he would not be aware of Nissan's after sale introduced warranty on the battery. Even though he abused his to degrade it that much they would have replaced it for free. I have a 2012, drive it hard and will probably not qualify for the warranty because the battery will not degrade enough. I wish it would!
Jennifer Do not buy this car. Nissan doesn't have the technology down. I spent 11 months fighting to get simple things like heat, A/C, ability to charge car, proper functioning of a regulator on electricity use, and lastly, a light went on saying no air bag in passenger seat. Three dealerships turned me away (likely because they have no Leaf certified technician) and corporate office mocked me and sent me right back to them. Leafs were recalled for problem I have but dealelrships said I was imagining the problems. I am fortunate to have only lost $1500. I now have a real car that indicates how much energy is left and offers heat when it's 50 degrees out. Please do not think I'm a nut case. I am trying to save you the angst of owning a car manufactured by a company that has no concern for consumers.
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Q: Заливка разным цветом по спирали У меня есть шахматная доска, надо пройтись по ней по спирали и закрасить квадраты разным цветом (сори за украинские комменты).
Дайте хотя бы какой-нибудь алгоритм или кусок кода, чтобы можно было понять, как реализовать эту задачу.
Вот код:
   package com.company;

import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.geom.*;
import javax.swing.*;
/**
 *
 * @author Administrator
 */
public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        BFrame frame = new BFrame(); // створюю новий фрейм
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frame.show();
        }
    }

/**
 A frame that contains a panel with drawings
 */
class BFrame extends JFrame{//ініціалізація вікна

    public BFrame()
    {
        setSize(440, 460); //розмір вікна
        setTitle("Lab1");  //тайтл

        DrawBoard panel = new DrawBoard();
        Container contentPane = getContentPane();
        contentPane.add(panel);

    }

}
/**
 тут
 */
class DrawBoard extends JPanel //тут буде те що буде відображатись у вікні
{
    public void paintComponent(Graphics g)//виклик компоненту для створення шахматної дошки
    {
        BFrame frame = new BFrame();

        int XX=10;//початок по х
        int YY=10;//по у
        int a_x=XX; //координата х
        int b_y=YY; //координата у
        int n=8;   // пропуск між квадратами
        int size=50; //розмір кожного квадрата
        boolean rect=true; //змінна квадрата
        setBackground(new Color(0x50390E));//колір бекграунду
        super.paintComponent(g);
        Graphics2D g2 = (Graphics2D)g; //малюю квадрати
        for(int j=0;j<n;j++)
        {
            if(j%2==0) //якщо парне то чорний, ні то білий
            {rect=false;}
            else if(j%2==1)
            {rect=true;}
            a_x=XX;
            for(int i=0;i<n;i++)
            {
                if(rect==true) //якщо тру то білий колір, інакше - чорний
                {
                    g2.setPaint(Color.WHITE);
                    g2.fill(new Rectangle2D.Double(a_x, b_y, size, size));
                    rect=false;
                }
                else
                {
                    g2.setPaint(Color.BLACK);
                    g2.fill(new Rectangle2D.Double(a_x,b_y,size,size));
                    rect=true;
                }
                a_x+=size;
            }
            b_y+=size;
        }
    }
}

A: Если речь идет о доске строго определенных размеров, то почему бы просто не задать спираль раз и навсегда, вместо того чтобы просчитывать ее каждый раз?
int[,] chessboard = {
    { 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50 },
    { 42, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 51 },
    { 41, 20,  7,  8,  9, 10, 27, 52 },
    { 40, 19,  6,  1,  2, 11, 28, 53 },
    { 39, 18,  5,  4,  3, 12, 29, 54 },
    { 38, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13  30, 55 },
    { 37, 36, 35, 34, 33, 32, 31, 56 },
    { 64, 63, 62, 61, 60, 59, 58, 57 }
};

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Q: how to get the arm instruction disassembly of Global Offset Table (GOT) and plt I am trying to generate the disassembly of dhrystone. The following commands were used:
aarch64-none-linux-gnu-gcc -O0 -mtune=cortex-a77 -mcpu=cortex-a77 --static -c -DHZ=60 -O2 -fno-inline -fno-pie dhry_1.c
aarch64-none-linux-gnu-gcc -O0 -mtune=cortex-a77 -mcpu=cortex-a77 --static -c -DHZ=60 -O2 -fno-inline -fno-pie dhry_2.c
aarch64-none-linux-gnu-gcc -O0 -mtune=cortex-a77 -mcpu=cortex-a77 --static -fno-pie -o dhrystone dhry_1.o dhry_2.o

For generating the disassembly, the following command was used:
aarch64-none-linux-gnu-objdump -D -x -s -t dhrystone | tee cmdPrint_dhrystone.txt

This generates the following file (only small snippets shown here):
Disassembly of section .plt:

0000000000400270 <.plt>:
  400270:   b00004d0    adrp    x16, 499000 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_+0xb8>
  400274:   f9400211    ldr x17, [x16]
  400278:   91000210    add x16, x16, #0x0
  40027c:   d61f0220    br  x17
  400280:   b00004d0    adrp    x16, 499000 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_+0xb8>
  400284:   f9400611    ldr x17, [x16, #8]
  400288:   91002210    add x16, x16, #0x8
  40028c:   d61f0220    br  x17
  400290:   b00004d0    adrp    x16, 499000 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_+0xb8>
  400294:   f9400a11    ldr x17, [x16, #16]
  400298:   91004210    add x16, x16, #0x10
  40029c:   d61f0220    br  x17
  4002a0:   b00004d0    adrp    x16, 499000 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_+0xb8>
  4002a4:   f9400e11    ldr x17, [x16, #24]
  4002a8:   91006210    add x16, x16, #0x18
  4002ac:   d61f0220    br  x17
  4002b0:   b00004d0    adrp    x16, 499000 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_+0xb8>
  4002b4:   f9401211    ldr x17, [x16, #32]
  4002b8:   91008210    add x16, x16, #0x20
  4002bc:   d61f0220    br  x17
  4002c0:   b00004d0    adrp    x16, 499000 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_+0xb8>
  4002c4:   f9401611    ldr x17, [x16, #40]
  4002c8:   9100a210    add x16, x16, #0x28
  4002cc:   d61f0220    br  x17
  4002d0:   b00004d0    adrp    x16, 499000 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_+0xb8>
  4002d4:   f9401a11    ldr x17, [x16, #48]
  4002d8:   9100c210    add x16, x16, #0x30
  4002dc:   d61f0220    br  x17

If we look at the first 4 lines:
  400270:   b00004d0    adrp    x16, 499000 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_+0xb8>
  400274:   f9400211    ldr x17, [x16]
  400278:   91000210    add x16, x16, #0x0
  40027c:   d61f0220    br  x17

we can see a branch instruction going to the address stored in x17 register, which is in GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE.
We can find the description of GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE in the same file. It provides the following:
Disassembly of section .got:

0000000000498f48 <_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_>:
    ...
  498f50:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498f54:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
    ...
  498f60:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498f64:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
  498f68:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498f6c:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
  498f70:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498f74:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
  498f78:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498f7c:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
  498f80:   00000060    udf #96
  498f84:   00000000    udf #0
  498f88:   00000010    udf #16
  498f8c:   00000000    udf #0
  498f90:   00000030    udf #48
  498f94:   00000000    udf #0
  498f98:   00000018    udf #24
  498f9c:   00000000    udf #0
  498fa0:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498fa4:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
  498fa8:   00000050    udf #80
  498fac:   00000000    udf #0
  498fb0:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498fb4:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
  498fb8:   00000020    udf #32
  498fbc:   00000000    udf #0
  498fc0:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498fc4:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
  498fc8:   00000058    udf #88
  498fcc:   00000000    udf #0
  498fd0:   00000028    udf #40
  498fd4:   00000000    udf #0
  498fd8:   ffb676a0    .inst   0xffb676a0 ; undefined
  498fdc:   ffffffff    .inst   0xffffffff ; undefined
    ...

There is no proper instructions defined. Its mostly .inst (undefined).
I would like to know if there is any means to get a meaningful instruction disassembly of the got/plt so that i can sweep through them and know where to go next.
Any suggestions/details will be appreciated. If i am wrong in my understanding, please feel free to correct me.
Thanks in advance.


Really sad to hear of the passing of one of the best conceptual artists to have ever lived, the great and imaginative Ralph McQuarrie.
Like so many people of my generation, we grew up in the world of STAR WARS. Back in the early 80s STAR WARS was as important to boy of 5 as food and shelter. Me and my friends lived and breathed those movies and they were wonderfully inescapable. I remember waiting in line at the local Canex in Kingston, Ontario with my dad as he paid for something and watching the Electronics department as every television set showed Luke blowing up the Death Star.
Where there was STAR WARS, there was Ralph McQuarrie. Way back when George Lucas was developing the treatment for STAR WARS, McQuarrie was the first person he hired to create conceptual paintings of what the movie might look like onscreen. He created the tone and design that would be saturated throughout those first 3 films. His influence was huge, and STAR WARS would never have been STAR WARS without Ralph McQuarrie. I know he did a lot more than just STAR WARS, but this is the stuff that means the most to me.
Ralph's ability to conjure up characters, vehicles and worlds out of thin air is absolutely awe-inspiring. Every painting tells a story all its own. A master.
Anyway, wanted to post a little thing to pay him tribute. He will be really missed, but his work and influence will live on forever. RIP Ralph.
Thanks to Dave Howlett for the heads up on that EMPIRE trailer.
Wow, these are awesome! Thanks for posting these! Admitting my nerdness, I just starting reading the expanded universe books….
Is there a good place to buy prints of those?


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Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.
Kingdom of Persis, Nambed (Namopat), 1st Century A.D.
Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.GS89568. Silver hemidrachm, cf. Alram IP 601; Sunrise 625; BMC Arabia p. 226, 6; Tyler-Smith -, VF, toned, a little rough, weight 1.119 g, maximum diameter 15.2 mm, die axis 180o, Persepolis (Fars Province, Iran) mint, 1st century A.D.; obverse bearded bust left, wearing Persepolitan crown with stepped battlements, diadem, torque and robe; reverse king standing right, holding scepter, before him, star and crescent with horns left, blundered inscription around; ex Ancient Imports (Marc Breitsprecher); $60.00 (€52.80)
Kingdom of Persis, Second Unknown King, 1st Century A.D.
Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.GS63311. Silver hemidrachm, Alram IP 621; BMC Arabia p. 227, 11; cf. Sunrise 650 (obol), VF, thick dark patina, earthen encrustations, weight 1.492 g, maximum diameter 13.89 mm, die axis 0o, Persepolis (Fars Province, Iran) mint, End of 1st Century A.D.; obverse bearded, draped bust left, wavy thick hair, wearing crown with stepped battlements and diadem; reverse diadem, two ties laid across center; $55.00 (€48.40)
Kingdom of Persis, Second Unknown King, AR Hemidrachm, 1st Century A.D.
Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.GS63312. Silver hemidrachm, BMC Arabia, 237, 6; cf. Sunrise 646 (pellet in crescent); Alram IP 619 (same), VF, tight flan, earthen deposits, weight 1.265 g, maximum diameter 12.7 mm, die axis 180o, Persepolis (Fars Province, Iran) mint, 1st Century A.D.; obverse bearded bust left, wearing diadem and Parthian-style tiara with 2 rows of pellets enclosing cross above and within crescent with horns upward; reverse diadem, two ties laid across center, illiterate imitation of a legend around; $55.00 (€48.40)
Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.GS63307. Silver hemidrachm, BMC Arabia p. 238, 8; Alram IP 619 var. (triskeles behind king, different tiara), Sunrise 647 var. (same), aEF, very light for a hemidrachm, toned, obverse and reverse off-center, edge crack, reverse die break, weight 0.983 g, maximum diameter 12.58 mm, die axis 0o, Persepolis (Fars Province, Iran) mint, 1st century A.D.; obverse bearded bust left, wearing diadem with two-loop tie and Parthian-style tiara with three rows of pellets enclosing crescent with horns upward, no triskeles; reverse diadem, two ties laid across center, blundered imitation of an Aramaic legend; rare variety; $50.00 (€44.00)
Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.GS63310. Silver hemidrachm, BMC Arabia p. 238, 10; Alram IP 619; Sunrise 647 var. (different tiara), VF, uneven toning, weight 0.9499 g, maximum diameter 13.11 mm, die axis 0o, Persepolis (Fars Province, Iran) mint, 1st century A.D.; obverse bearded bust left, wearing diadem with two-loop tie and Parthian-style tiara with two rows of pellets enclosing crescent with horns upward, triskeles turning right behind; reverse diadem, two ties laid across center, blundered imitation of an Aramaic legend; $45.00 (€39.60)
Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.GS89584. Silver obol, Alram IP 620; Sunrise 649; BMC Arabia p. 238, 16; Klose-Müseler 4/60; Sunrise 649; SGICV 5957; Tyler-Smith -, VF, thick dark toning, lamination defects, weight 0.964 g, maximum diameter 13.7 mm, die axis 180o, Persepolis (Fars Province, Iran) mint, 1st century A.D.; obverse bearded bust left, wearing diadem with two-loop tie and Parthian-style tiara with two rows of pellets enclosing crescent and three pellets, no triskeles behind bust; reverse diadem without ties, blundered illiterate imitation of an Aramaic legend around; ex Ancient Imports (Marc Breitsprecher); $40.00 (€35.20)
Kingdom of Persis, Darios (Darev) II, 1st Century B.C.
Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.GS67164. Silver obol, cf. Tyler-Smith, type 1; Alram IP 567; BMC Arabia p. 218, 19; Sunrise 592, VF, toned, tight flan, die wear, tiny edge cracks, weight 0.682 g, maximum diameter 9.17 mm, die axis 45o, Persepolis (Fars Province, Iran) mint, 1st century B.C.; obverse bearded bust left, wearing diadem and Parthian-style tiara; reverse Aramaic legend: King Darev, king on right, standing left, holding scepter, facing flaming altar on left; $32.00 (€28.16)
Kingdom of Persis, Vahsir (Oxathres) I, 1st Century B.C.
Persis was located in what is now southern Iran. "Persians" settled the area as early as the 8th century B.C. From the time after its conquest by Alexander the Great, Persis was most often quasi-independent, under the hegemony of a Seleukid or Parthian king. Immediately following Alexander's death, Persis was subject to the Seleucid Kingdom. About 290 B.C., Persis regained independence. The coins produced during this period were Greek-inspired, but inscriptions were Aramaic, symbolic of Persis' rejection of the Greek ruling class. Sometime between c. 250 and 223 B.C., the Seleucids regained control. Mithradates II later incorporated Persis as a sub-kingdom of Parthia. Under Parthian domination, the coins and appearance of the kings depicted on them assumed the Parthian style. The last King of Persis, Artaxerxes, defeated the Parthians and founded the Sassanian Empire.GS65718. Silver obol, Tyler-Smith, type 2, 133; Alram IP 584; cf. Sunrise 606 (hemidrachm); BMC Arabia p. 220, 6 (same), VF, toned, centered on a tight flan, scratches, tiny edge splits, weight 0.615 g, maximum diameter 10.3 mm, die axis 0o, Persepolis (Fars Province, Iran) mint, 1st century B.C.; obverse bearded bust left, wearing neck torque and diadem with two ties; reverse king standing on left facing right, holding scepter in right hand to alter on right, blundered illiterate legend imitating Aramaic, concave; $32.00 (€28.16)
Classical Numismatic Group. "An American Collection fo the Kings of Persis" in CNG Auction 90, Internet and Mail Bid Sale, 23 May 2012, pp. 162 - 173.
De Morgan, J. Monnaies orientales: numismatique de la Perse antique. (Paris, 1927-1933).
Hill, G. Catalogue of the Greek Coins in the British Museum: Arabia, Mesopotamia and Persia. (London, 1922).
Klose, D. & W. Müseler. Die Münzen aus Persepolis von Alexander dem Großen zu den Sasaniden. (Munich, 2008).
Mitchiner, M. Oriental Coins: the Ancient and Classical World. (London, 1978).
Gyselen, R. ed. New Evidence for Sasanian Numismatics: The Collection of Ahmad Saeedi. (Leuven, Belgium, 2004).
Sear, D. Greek Coins and Their Values, Volume 2, Asia and Africa. (London, 1979).
Tyler-Smith, S. "A parcel of Persis drachms, half drachms and obols" in Numismatic Chronicle 164 (2004), pp. 253 - 271.


This function allows you to directly set the color temperature (Kelvin) or the Magenta/Green color compensation for white balance. It is useful for photographers who want to use their own ideas for color reproduction using measured values from a color meter or learned values from experience. The photographer also can use the color correction data from the custom white balance to fine tune the settings and easily achieve the desired level of adjustment.
IMPORTANT: Some light sources, such as fluorescent, sodium, or mercury lamps, have very intense characteristics for light wavelengths (color). When using a type of light source that has an emission-line spectrum, the color temperature and color correction filter value on the digital camera are different from the values on color meters created for film cameras. Either use the custom white filter or adjust the color temperature and color correction filter value while taking trial shots to check for optimum results.
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The next version of Lightroom is out – well the next 'two versions'…, well, four if you count Lightroom mobile… The difference between them is subtle. If you had a boxed version of Lightroom with a serial number, you can purchase an upgrade to Lightroom 6.0. If you have a Creative Cloud subscription currently containing Lightroom 5, you are entitled to an included upgrade to Lightroom CC2015. Lightroom CC2015 also features the full benefits of the Lightroom Mobile and Lightroom Web platforms. Other than those distinctions, the programs are the same – save for the way they are licensed.
(note: These aren't all the new features – just the features that catch my interest).
Facial recognition algorithms coupled with a new type of keyword to quickly identify and reference the persons in your photographs.
The Photomerge function allows for the assembly of panoramic images from multiple exposures without leaving Lightroom.
Like Photomerge, the HDR Merge allows you to take bracketed exposures into Lightroom and combine them without leaving the Lightroom environment, returning a 32 Bit HDR DNG file.
This is big. When you import (or tether) to ingest images into Lightroom, you can now specify and/or create a collection during the acquisition. This makes tethering direct to Lightroom mobile possible!
Keyword Painter can now access, load and use keywords from your saved keyword sets. A shift key will give you access when the tool is active.
Filtered Collection Lists, New Windows UI Scaling, Easy Reset Preferences, Finer Quick Develop Options, Resizing by percentage in Export, and more!
Image Editing speed improvements by using GPU to process Develop Module tasks.
Bringing parity with Adobe Camera Raw's eraser brush for the Graduated and Radial Filters, Lightroom now has this option to paint or erase from these two filters.
Correct non-human pupil discoloration caused during flash photography. Ability to add an artificial catch light is also included.
New Auto Button to allow adjustments similar to the Level in the Upright control from the crop dialog.
Move Adjustment Brush Pins, Constrain to straight lines when using the adjustment brush, Mask Overlays for Graduated and Radial filters!
Indicators identify when built-in Lens Corrections are used plus the addition of new keyboard shortcuts.
CYMK Softproofing support and reduced history panel and image switching time.
Lightroom will analyze music and suggest transition timing based upon the analysis.
Aspect Ratio Preview and low quality "fast" previewing.
Flash Galleries replaced with HTML 5 galleries including 3 new galleries added designed to work with desktop and mobile browsers.
That is a quick round up of the exciting stuff. Like any release, there are dozens of other tiny tweaks and small changes that improve the Lightroom experience. Complete information can be found at the Lightroom Journal blog.
I am back from my two-week stint as the Lightroom/Printing Guru at the Photoshop & You event in San Francisco. While there, they gave me a day off and I spent it as most photographers would: roaming the city and taking pictures. Street photography has never been large in my repertoire-in fact it is seldom attempted. So let me step outside my comfort zone and discuss the cropping of my shot: Street Performer.
Here is the in-camera framing from the original capture. I was shooting a 200MM focal length and this was as close as I could get without getting run over. In deed, I had to time my shots to keep out the cars passing in the foreground. I held spot-on to keep the focus tight on her face. I was happy with the capture. Sure some details could have been different but this is street photography. We take what we can get.
Let's go to the Crop Shop!
Subject is dead-center. Not always a problem but it bothered me here.
I have a half-balloon on the left.
Dead-space rules the upper left.
The combo of the curb and the window frame illustrate both the crooked nature of my grip and the lay of the land in San Francisco.
I have a bright picture hanging in the display window that distracts me.
The open mandolin case is a nice detail but cut in-half. If only she were facing the opposite direction, I could have framed differently.
I decided to drop in an image showing my crop in Lightroom™ to give you a feel for what it looks like when I crop.
As you can see I decided to sacrifice a lot of detail in the final image.
Rotating to compensate for the slanted camera took out some additional detail on the right. That clinched the complete removal of the mandolin case. At this point, the right hand crop was inward to crop the open case and remove enough space to facilitate lining up the person on the right rule of thirds.
Working clockwise, I brought the bottom up until the sidewalk crack hit the corner. The curb was eliminated and I was able to keep an ankle-height below the show.
On the left, my goal was to eliminate the half-balloon. Mission accomplished!
The top was a little tougher. I wanted to leave the three whole balloons but get rid of the picture frame completely.
In the final crop you can see that my story was ultimately about a girl (as they so often are). Her expression, somewhat lost in the original image, is now much more prominent and poignant. Most of the distractions are gone now and you can start to empathize a little more with her world. To me, at least, it is a much more emotional image.
Some of you might be wondering why I didn't go all landscape on this and keep the open case in the shot. (Hint: the large bus off-camera right prevented that.) It is a good suggestion but, alas, in this scene not executable.
That does it for Crop Shop today. Remember we are still taking submissions for ShareCropping. Send in your image for the Cropist today.


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Sean Boswell (Black) is an outsider who attempts to define himself as a hot-headed, underdog street racer.
Sean Boswell (Black) is an outsider who attempts to define himself as a hot-headed, underdog street racer. Although racing provides a temporary escape from an unhappy home and the superficial world around him, it has also made Sean unpopular with the local authorities. To avoid jail time, Sean is sent to live with his gruff, estranged father, stationed in Tokyo. Now officially a gaijin (outsider), Sean feels even more shut out in a land of foreign customs and codes of honour., but if doesn't take long for him to find some action when a fellow American buddy, Twinkie (Bow Wow), introduces him to the underground world of drift racing. Sean's simple drag racing gets replaced by a rubber-burning, automotive art form - with an exhilarating balance of speeding & gliding through a heart-stopping course of hairpin turns and switchbacks. On his first time out drifting, Sean unknowingly takes on D.K., the "Drift King" (Tee), a local champ with ties to the Japanese crime machine Yakuza. Sean's loss comes at a high price tag when he's forced to work off the debt under the thumb of ex-pat, Han (Kang). Haan soon welcomes Sean into this family of misfits and introduces him to the real principles of drifting. But when Sean falls for D.K.'s girlfriend, Neela (Kelley), an explosive series of events is set into motion, climaxing with the ultimate high stakes face off.


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Eenadu daily newspaper is the largest circulated Telugu newspaper in the State of Andhra Pradesh and the State of Telangana of India. According to the Indian Readership Survey (IRS) Q1 2019, Eenadu ranks at number four among the Indian-language regional dailies with a total readership (TR) of 15,673,000. Eenadu ("this day" or "this country" in Telugu) was founded by Ramoji Rao in 1974. Eenadu later ventured into other markets such as finance and chit funds (e.g. Margadarsi chits), foods (Priya Foods), film production (Usha Kiran Films), film distribution (Mayuri Films), and television (ETV). All the businesses are organized under the Ramoji Group.
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Eenadu was launched from Visakhapatnam on 10 August 1974 by Ramoji Rao, a businessman who had previously achieved success with Priya Pickles and Margadarsi Chifunds. At that time, the Andhra Prabha, owned by the Indian Express Group, was the leading regional newspaper.
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For decades the Marks & Spencer store on Oxford Street has been considered among the world's prime retail pitches. What more could be asked than the sector's top name linked to its supreme shopping address?But both these pillars of power are now trembling for similar reasons. 'M&S failed to keep an eye on its competitors creeping up. Oxford Street could face a similar problem unless it adjusts to the threat from new shopping centres,' said one retail analyst.
Oxford's Street's weakness is that is has neither heart nor cohesion. It is crowded, traffic-choked and noisy. Plans as dramatic as roofing the street and putting traffic and pedestrians on different decks have come and gone. Meanwhile, new centres offer air-conditioned, pedestrianised comfort. That is because they have a single landlord, powerful enough to make strategic decisions. Even the mix of tenants can be a crucial factor in setting the ambience and stimulating growth.
Nearby Regent Street has gone from strength to strength because of the co-ordinating influence of the Crown Estate, says Jennifer Greenwood of consultant CB Hillier Parker. A series of high-profile tenants have been attracted such as Talbots, the US ladies' wear specialist. 'It is significant that Zara, the hottest clothing retail name in Europe, chose Regent street for its flagship store after looking around London for three years,' she says.
Others might say its is just as significant that Zara also looked carefully at Bluewater. A few years ago it would have been unthinkable for a top name to settle outside the West End.But the final choice is why some observers believe the threat to central London as a whole may be overstated. 'The West End has always led the retailing pack and there is no evidence that it will lose its dominance,' says Stuart Donald of consultant Donaldsons.
Its resilience lies in the variety of markets - Oxford Street, Regent Street, Covent Garden, Kensington High Street and King's Road. Londoners are also still attracted by the aura of the West End which even the most glossy out-of-town centre will find hard to reproduce, says Donald. Tourists are even more besotted. 'It seems unlikely that someone from Taipei or Tampa Bay is going to travel 50 miles to a branch of Gap in an out-of-town centre when 100yds from their hotel they can visit DKNY or Prada on New Bond Street,' he says.
In fact, Russell Schiller, until recently the doyen of retail analysts at CB Hillier Parker, used to predict rental growth in Oxford Street by projecting from the number of international visitors to the UK. Every IRA bomb or airplane hijacking sent landlords scurrying to their calculators. Covent Garden has the double attraction of a place in every tourist handbook and the entertainment to attract UK visitors. It is one of the few places to reproduce the modern 'retailing experience' where shopping, clubbing and eating out feed off each other. It is the only place in the UK where rents have grown continuously for ten years - even through the recession, says Phillips.
Work and shopping is another potent mix. The massive flow of commuters into central London far outweighs the potential buying power around Brent Cross, Kingston, Lakeside or Bluewater, particularly when added to the dense population living in the West End. The rebirth of 'city living' among conversions in central London can only strengthen this link while the heavy planning restrictions now imposed on new out-of-town centres will cut off further competition, says Donald.
Some nagging doubts must remain, however. If a top name like Marks & Spencer can be weakened by ignoring the slow but inexorable rise of competitors, so can a dominant market. The vast car parks around Lakeside and Bluewater contrast with tighter controls in central London, and moves to improve public transport are excruciatingly slow. Institutional funds are pouring money into shopping centres like Bluewater, Basingstoke and Croydon, obviously convinced that growth prospects are strong. Ironically, they also own much of the West End and are well placed to ensure it remains a vibrant market. Legal & General, for instance is developing around Oxford Street/Argyle Street and the property company Shaftesbury is aiming to revive Carnaby Street.
Oxford Street could be a problem, however. Big new stores like Waterstones, Borders, Hennes and HMV have raised the somewhat tatty profile but it still lacks a heart. A more sympathetic view by Westminster planners to applications for restaurants and some form of entertainment would help, says Phillips.
The ultimate solution may lie in the hands of landlords and tenants themselves. Investors have a long history of fighting for the best rents no matter how unattractive the tenant. Big retailers have long complained about the poor environment outside their doors. A US-style business investment district, where occupiers and owners take responsibility for areas like street security, cleaning and overall appearance would be a big step forward. It might also inspire a co-ordinated approach to rival the ring of competitors gathering around London like raiders laying siege to a city.


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Fitness Instructor Shares Tips To Improve Your Well-Being
If you need guidance on how to refresh your mindset for the new year, this JHud super fan has you set!
Jennifer Hudson gave the surprise of a lifetime to Joe Royal, a fitness and meditation instructor from San Francisco, after appearing on a Zoom chat with him on the show!
Jennifer not only gifted Joe with every gift from Mama Hud's Holiday Giveaways, but she also asked him to fly to Los Angeles to appear on the show. It took him less than one second to say yes!
"I felt like my whole self came out of my body," Joe told JHud — now in person! — about the Zoom surprise. "It was a moment in time I will never forget!"
Joe coaches people on how to be mindful in their day-to-day lives. "It wasn't something I planned to do with my life," he said. "I moved to Los Angeles from a very small town in Washington state and was a musical theater kid — shout-out to musical theater kids everywhere!"
He continued, "In my pursuits, I started to realize how unaligned these creative things were for me as I was growing and learning about myself, discovering who 'Joe' is."
A friend suggested they work out together, and though he did it begrudgingly at first, it started to transform his mood. "I noticed how it allowed me to really be in my body a little more and allowed me to be really clear as I was handling the hustle and bustle of life."
Fitness made him feel good the more he did it. "It was like the universe was like, this is what's supposed to happen, and so doors began to open."
"It's like you're walking into your destiny. I totally understand," Jennifer agreed.
"A layer to that Zoom moment was seeing someone like you," he told JHud. "You've done such a beautiful job of showing what hard work looks like."
He eventually discovered meditation and mindfulness, and would soon become a coach, helping others improve their well-being. "That was a huge way of healing a lot of loss for me," he explained.
During his chat with JHud, Joe shared some tips on how to improve your mindset. Here are three!
#1 - Be realistic
"What works for your life? What doesn't work for your life? Set goals that meet you where you are that are specific and doable and make sense," said Joe.
#2 - Start small
Don't take on a huge goal right at the beginning. "The smaller you start, the more you give yourself opportunity to accomplish. The more you accomplish, the more confident you're going to feel and the more you're going to expand what you're capable of," Joe advised.
#3 - Don't give up
If you don't reach your goals, don't throw in the towel — just review, revise, and restart. "You not necessarily hitting that exact goal is kind of like life showing you that maybe that goal needs to be a little tweaked, a little different — edited in some way."
"You are so wise," JHud told Joe.
For more wisdom, follow Joe on Instagram at @joyousjoeseph.
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Q: Tabs in action bar that contains extended action view reappear on rotation In my Android app I use ActionBarSherlock to display two menu items. One is a search item with collapsed action view. Additionally, the action bar is set to ActionBar.NAVIGATION_MODE_TABS and contains three tabs. Those tabs are displayed in the action bar if there is enough space or below the action bar otherwise.
My problem appears on devices where there is enough space for the tabs in the bar:

If the search action view is extended, it is shown instead of the tabs, which is fine:

However, if the device is rotated, when the search action view is extended, the tabs reappear in the new orientation and overlap the search action view:

It's the same behavior on both Galaxy Tab 10.1N (running Android 4.0.4), and on Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus N (running Android 3.2).
Does anybody have an idea how to fix this? I appreciate any help!
Here's some code:
default_menu.xml
<menu xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
    <item android:id="@+id/SearchMenuItem"
          android:icon="@drawable/icon_search"
          android:title="@string/Search"
          android:actionLayout="@layout/search"
          android:showAsAction="always|collapseActionView"/>
    <item android:id="@+id/SettingsMenuItem"
          android:icon="@drawable/icon_settings"
          android:title="@string/Settings"
          android:showAsAction="always" />
</menu>

search.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<EditText xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@+id/searchEditText"
    android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:paddingTop="10dip"
    android:paddingRight="8dip"
    android:hint="@string/Search"
    android:textColorHint="@color/white20"
    android:textColor="@color/white"
    android:textSize="14sp"
    android:textCursorDrawable="@null"
    android:drawableLeft="@drawable/icon_search_transparent"
    android:background="@drawable/edit_text_search"
    android:imeOptions="actionSearch"
    android:inputType="text"
    android:lines="1"
    android:maxLines="1"
    android:ellipsize="end" />

Here's how I add tabs:
protected void addTabBar() {
    ActionBar ab = getSupportActionBar();
    ab.setNavigationMode(ActionBar.NAVIGATION_MODE_TABS);

    ab.addTab(ab.newTab().setText("TAB1").setTabListener(this), false);
    ab.addTab(ab.newTab().setText("TAB2").setTabListener(this), false);
    ab.addTab(ab.newTab().setText("TAB3").setTabListener(this), false);
    ab.selectTab(ab.getTabAt(0));
}

A: There was a bug in action bar Sherlock when force flow over occurs now it had been remoeved.See the version history
here Changelog...Please Update action bar sherlock or use action bar compat