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On the evening Saturday September 7th at twilight, there were exactly two types of people in Cass Corridor: those who were attending the Jonas Brothers concert, and those who were attending the Tyler, The Creator concert. Despite our unwavering passion for Kevin Jonas in 2008, we are adults now. We put on our hippest clothes and headed to the world's largest Masonic Temple where it just so happens that Tyler, the Creator was also playing. While few showed up for Tyler's first opener, GoldLink, those who were seemed invested in his performance. Between him and the second opener, Jaden Smith, GoldLink was the more talented performer. While there is more to be said of GoldLink's talent, we have much to say about Jaden Smith. Our excitement to see Smith rooted in childhood nostalgia, soon wore off after his set began. To be fair, we had not listened to much of his music since 2012. Nearly every one of his songs were indistinguishable from each other with the exception of "Summertime in Paris" off his most recent album, Erys. The song is catchy, light-hearted, and fun: a necessary break from the monotony. All in all, Smith's performance was tolerable with the exception of the poorly executed ballad about the struggles of growing up in Calabasas, California. Jaden Smith played the guitar like he watched three Youtube guitar tutorials before the show and felt he was ready to play in front of a crowd of 4,000.
While having to endure a less-than-satisfactory 45 minute set from Mr. Smith, we now know that it was just 45 minutes before our minds were blown. The show began with Tyler, in full IGOR attire, motionless, surrounded by the synth-y bass of "IGOR'S THEME." Once the still and silent Tyler built up enough anticipation from the crowd, he broke out into "I THINK". He followed with an instrumental version of "EARFQUAKE", where the crowd filled in the lyrics alongside Tyler's piano. Both Tyler and Smith asserted that Detroit was the best crowd on their tour so far. It should be noted that there have only been five shows so far. During the hour-long performance, Tyler played a set roughly equal in new music and old. We, along with the crowd, were pleasantly surprised by his inclusion of songs from Flower Boy and Goblin. He covered many fan-favorites such as "911/Mr. Lonely" and "She," notably two of his most energetic performances. His electric stage presence never faltered and held the attention and enthusiasm of even casual fans. Tyler's performance that night was near flawless with the exception of one tasteless comment at the beginning of the show. He joked that he was surprised that so many showed up to the show as he thought the city of Detroit was "just crackheads and empty buildings." Regardless of this ignorant remark, we can confidently say this was a show we will never forget.
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Paul Karl Frommhold Theophil von Bistram (* 9. Dezember 1861 in Mitau; † 1. Juni 1931 in Rostock) war ein baltischer Freiherr und Kreismarschall im Herzogtum Kurland und Semgallen.

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Er besuchte von 1875 bis 1879 die Landesschule Pforta  in Sachsen-Anhalt und bis 1880 das  Gouvernements-Gymnasium in Mitau. Danach studierte er von 1881 bis 1885 auf der Universität Dorpat und schloss dieses als Jurist ab. Er war dann für zwei Jahre Assessor am Doblenschen Kreisgericht in Mitau und war von 1888 bis 1908 Pächter von Irmlau im Herzogtum Kurland und Semgallen.  1903 wählte ihn die Kurländische Ritterschaft zum Ökonomiedirektor der Kurländischen Ritterschaftsgüter. Von 1905 bis 1920 war er Majoratsbesitzer des Guts Waddax und bekleidete von 1906 bis 1914 das Amt des Ehrenfriedensrichter, war Vizepräsident der Ortsgruppe Mitau des Vereines der Deutschen in Kurland und Residierender Kreismarschall. 1919 war er stellvertretender Landesbevollmächtigter und Mitglied des  Baltischen Nationalausschusses und weltlicher Beisitzer im  Kurländischen Konsistorium. 1919 emigrierte er nach Rostock und starb dort am 1. Juni 1931.

Herkunft und Familie
Paul von Bistram stammte aus dem Haus Sehnjen, Nowidwor und Daudzogir des baltischen Adelsgeschlechts von Bistram. Seine Eltern waren der Kreismarschall und Herr auf Waddax Adolph von Bistram (1822–1865) und Clothilde Gräfin Belzig von Kreutz (1825–1906). Paul v. B. heiratete 1888 Freifrau Martha von Bistram. Ihre Nachkommen waren:
Anna Clothilde Louise (* 1891) ⚭ Wolter Baron von Klüchtzner  (1883–1939)
Adolph Wilhelm Carl Alexander Theodor von Bistram (* 1893 in Irmlau; gefallen 1919), Freiwilliger in der Baltischen Landwehr
Eva Louise (Kitty) (1894–1945) ⚭ Hans Baron  von Behr
Hilda Antonie (1896–1897)
Irmgard Antonie Carola (* 1900)

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Genealogisches Handbuch der baltischen Ritterschaften, Görlitz o. J., S. 524

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China 12 – Silk Road 09 – Out of the Fire, Into the Fan Assisted Oven
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The train glides into Turpan, the doors open and a wall of heat normally only found inside a fission reactor greets me. It's the evening and the temperature is a bone dry 47 degrees. A bit like sticking your face into an oven on gas mark 6 to see if it's heated yet.
Despite being thousands of kilometres from the nearest coastline, Turpan sits at 154 metres below sea level in the second deepest depression in the world. Daytime temperatures are hitting low to mid 50's. Maybe I'll crack out the shorts for that one then.
Winters here on the other hand are bitter as Siberian winds arrive dropping the temperature to -20 and below and then some for the wind chill. Spring time brings dust storms so I'm guessing there are a couple of days in late autumn when the climate is agreeable.
On my way out of the station, I meet a Ahmed, with light skin, fair hair and pale green eyes, he looks more Russian than Chinese, and speaks perfect English. He's never taken a lesson and had learnt everything from watching movies apparently. He's Uighur as it turns out and also a tour guide with an amazing knowledge of the history and culture of the area, and has a car as a bonus. I'm dropped at the hostel and arrange to meet the next day to tour the surrounding sites scattered far and wide around Turpan. The hostel's a bare bones affair with no air con and a heat radiating off the walls that could grill bacon. Luckily they've given me a duvet in case it's not warm enough for me.
Scenery north from Turpan
Karez aqueduct
The area around Turpan is one of the largest raisin producing regions in the world. The surrounding countryside is covered in vineyards with adobe drying houses scattered around. Despite the dry arid climate, Turpan is home to one of the engineering marvels of the ancient world, the Karez System – hundred of kilometres of underground aqueducts that have existed for thousands of years to bring water down from the distant mountains and turn the scorched earth green.
After travelling through long kilometres of grapes we reach the Flaming Mountains, so named because of the orange and red hues of the rocks that glow in the sun. Apt considering the already soaring temperature despite only being 7:30 in the morning. In fact they're a bit murky today as fair amount of dust is blowing in from the desert.
Grape drying rooms for raisin production, Tuyoq town
We pass through an impressive gorge and reach the ancient village of Tuyoq, inhabited for thousands of years and home to the most sacred shrine for Uighur muslims – seven trips to this one is equivalent to one to Mecca apparently. There are also some 2nd century Buddhist caves in the cliffs close by which have somehow resisted centuries of attempts to destroy them by both muslims and the Red Book waving zealots of the 1960's, mostly due to their apparent haunting by the spirits of massacred monks. Who said realism was dead?
Buddhist caves at Tuyoq
Tuyoq mosque
The countryside contrasts with stark barren mountains on one side and lush green vineyards at the other. The ancient Buddhist caves at Bezeklik weren't so lucky as the caves at Tuyoq, local and passing muslim people have sabotaged the huge wall murals depicting scenes from the sutras and the life of Buddha. Portraits of living things (plants, animals, people) are considered haram and in their zeal for kuranic purity, any offending portion of these once amazing paintings dating from the 6th Century were chipped and ripped from the walls. What was left was largely looted by European and Japanese treasure hunters in the early 20th Century and then suffered further damage from bombing campaigns during World War II (I can't think what anyone would have even been targeting way out here). Still, there are enough remains to get an idea of what once was, and the setting is dramatic enough.
The Bezeklik Cave complex
We visit some other villages and sites, stop for some lunch at a local hangout and then, early afternoon, arrive at the 1600 year old remains of the garrison town of Jiaohe on the edge of the desert. A thermometer nailed to a shady tree proudly proclaims that the temperature is currently sitting at 55°C which just pips my previous record of 54°C. The site was built on an island between two (now dry) river beds and built of mud and adobe. The city spread over around six square kilometres now mostly just the remains of walls and streets to wander along. The heat is radiating off every surface, my two litres of water has gone before I've even reached the far end and I'm feeling like I'm wandering about in a heat induced stupor. I'm sparing a thought for those ancient soldiers that used to have to stand out in this in full battle dress standing guard over the town.
The ancient ruins at Jiaohe
Emin Minaret
Last stop for the day is the impressive Emin Minaret built in the 18th Century and standing 44 metres high, it's the tallest in China and one of the tallest mud brick structures in the world.
I'm on an overnight train to the west this evening, and fortune has it that as I mention this to Ahmed he tells me that it's from a different Turpan station that lies an hours taxi ride to the south in the desert. Nothing like Chinese travel to keep you on your toes …
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Pathetic condition of Indian migrant workers – a first-hand experience
By Anil Anand , 2020-05-28 1 Comments
Immediately after lockdown, based on my personal interaction, I had written about the social distancing leading to emotional distancing and erosion of spiritual quotient. Now we observe the problem has grown by an order of magnitude. You have been reading a lot about Indian migrant workers and also seeing it on the TV. On one hand, the Government is claiming that the trains and buses are being run for them and on the other hand you see on TV that they are travelling on foot, on bicycles and on autos, on the highways, covering long distances of hundreds of kilometres; you can also see them being beaten by police and herded like cattle into the trucks and buses.
I have a true story to narrate. For the past 20 years, a young boy Hariom, now a young man has been coming to my house twice a week to give me a body massage with herbal oil. Because of our long association, he confides in me; I listen to him and help him financially or by counselling, more like an older family member. He is from a village near Agra; along with 4 others from the same village and in the same profession, he lives in Dharavi in one small rented room. The five of them travel all over Mumbai for giving massage to their regular customers like me and also share the domestic work of cleaning, cooking washing etc. Each one of them, on an average, makes about Rs. 10,000 per month and after keeping some money for the expenses, sends the remaining amount home for the family.
During the lockdown, they were confined ( 5 in one small room, social distancing ?) and could not go out for work; even if they could, they could not enter the residential buildings and even if they could, most of the customers would not permit the massage because of social distancing. Hariom was in constant touch with me on the phone; he even tried to come out and take a bus but was barred from entering the bus. By the end of April, they started living on the borrowings from other friends. The government contractor started supplying a packet of 'khichri' in the evening. They were told that the special shramik trains have been started to take the migrants home; they should go to the local police station and register themselves for the train towards their destination. Hariom phoned me and asked my opinion whether they should go or wait for the lockdown and restart their business; I advised him to go back; even if the lockdown is lifted which is unlikely, the business of massage is not likely to be restored soon. All five of them filled the form and as per the government requirement, they got the form signed and stamped by the local medical practitioner for which each one of them had to shell out Rs 400 to the doctor. Now the wait and the agony started; every day, they went to the police station to inquire about the train and got the same answer 'we will phone you when it will depart and give you instructions'. After waiting for one week, he phoned me that they cannot wait any longer, the debt is piling up; they would have enough to eat in the village and they would be with the families. In the first week of May, he phoned and informed me that a tanker was coming from a place near their village and they plan to take a ride on the tanker on its way back. I transferred some money to him and told him to carry on with the plan. The driver of the tanker informed them about the breakdown on the way and asked them to reach Nasik. Five of them arranged an Ola and reached Nasik for which they paid Rs 5,000 to the Ola driver; they do not know if the Ola driver bribed his way through or had some permission from the authorities. From Nasik they travelled on foot for about 25 kilometres to a predetermined location, stayed overnight and were picked up the next day by the driver of the tanker; they finally reached their destination after 2 days on the tanker. He phoned me again after reaching home and conveyed the thanks from his family. I promised to send him the money for the train ticket to come back when the situation becomes normal for his kind of business but I am afraid that day is too far off, and may not be possible.
In addition to the single migrant workers like Hariom, there are many who are with families and settled in the slums along with locals. Most of the ladies are part-time domestic help 'bais and cooks'. These are the families who are hit next. Occasionally, I drive a short distance to buy some essential items for the household. Last week when I parked my car, I could see reasonably well-dressed ladies roaming around. When I stopped my car, one came and asked me if I could buy some soap for her family and the second asked if I could buy sugar for her family; they were feeling embarrassed to ask for money but I gave them money and told them to buy the items themself. This week when I went there were more in number and did not feel embarrassed in begging as they extended their palms and said that they have to buy ration for the family. I am afraid, next time the retrenched employees of Ola, Uber, Swiggy, Zomato…..may hit the road.
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Many migrants like Harom are there who suffered a lot due to lock down and lost their job/earning. They didn't get support from the administration. People have paid to get the medical certificate and later on they were asked to get it revalidated as their journey was not arranged by the government on time for which they were charged again. They paid everytime with borrowed money to get some services eventhough they were not sure to it.


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The 1992 Mercedes-Benz 190 range of configurations is currently priced from $2,800.
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Wheel size for the 1992 Mercedes-Benz 190 will vary depending on model chosen, although keep in mind that many manufacturers offer alternate wheel sizes as options on many models.The wheel size available will alter the range of tyres available to be fitted. Standard wheel sizes on the Mercedes-Benz 190 spans from 15x6 inches.
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E 1.8 Sedan — 15x6 inches — 15x6 inches
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In short it's not worth very much. Market value would be between $1000 and $1500 depending on the condition. The repairs you say it needs could cost $500 to $1000.
Subtract the additive
PULP is the best fuel for the W201 190E. It has the required octane for that engine, which would have been developed to run on the old leaded super. The Australian Institute of Petroleum says you should use an additive, but the Merc has an alloy cylinder head with cast-iron valve seat inserts that have probably been hardened. which means you could safely run it without an additive.
CARS 15 years or more old can be imported without complying with the Australian Design Rules that applied at the time of manufacture. It's a loophole to allow enthusiasts to bring in classic and historic cars. Unfortunately, it has opened the door for people to import commercial quantities of cars that don't fit the definition of a classic car. Try a Mercedes-Benz specialist for details of the 190e. The loophole is being closed.
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The Mercedes-Benz 190 1992 is currently available from $2,800 for the 190 E 1.8 up to $6,490 for the 190 E 2.3.
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E 1.8 Sedan 1.8L ULP 4 SP AUTO $2,800 $4,840
E 1.8 Sedan 1.8L ULP 5 SP MAN $2,800 $4,730
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Mercedes-Benz 190 1992 Dimensions
Dimensions for the 1992 Mercedes-Benz 190 are dependent on which body type is chosen. The maximum width and height is 1690mm x 1390mm and can vary on the basis of model.
E 1.8 Sedan 1375x1690x4448 mm 155 mm
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Mercedes-Benz 190 1992 Towing capacity
The Mercedes-Benz 190 has maximum towing capacity of 1200kg. Some models also offer heavy-duty or towing option packs which can increase towing capacity, as well as options which can hamper towing capacity. Towing capacities can vary wildly on a large number of factors. These include engine, transmission, model, and options chosen. Always check with the manufacturer or in your vehicles handbook before attempting to tow anything.
E 1.8 Sedan 1.8L,ULP,5 SP MAN 1200kg
E 1.8 Sedan 1.8L,ULP,4 SP AUTO 1200kg
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Fuel consumption for the 1992 Mercedes-Benz 190 is dependent on the type of engine, transmission, or model chosen. The Mercedes-Benz 190 currently offers fuel consumption from 8.9 to 9.5L/100km. The Mercedes-Benz 190 is available with the following fuel type: ULP.
E 1.8 Sedan 1.8L,ULP,5 SP MAN 9.2L/100km
E 1.8 Sedan 1.8L,ULP,4 SP AUTO 9.3L/100km
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Q: CSS not applied relative to parent I have a div with ID= "outer" inside a div whose ID is "Container". I am trying to adjust outer div properties relative to parent i.e its width, height etc should be relative to Container div. I can't understand why it is not being applied. I know because of this reason, my menu is also not adjusting. Can please someone figure out mistake in my code? Thanks.
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body {

background-color:#0a1857;
}
#container
{
width:80%;
height:100%;
background-color:#FFFFFF;
position:fixed;
right:10%;
left:10%;
}
header
{
width:100%;
height:15%;}

#divHeader
{
float:right;}

#outer
{
padding-left:20%;
width:80%;
height:40%;
background-image:url('images/image_31.jpg');
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-position:center; }

#menu {
position:relative;
top:220px;
right:170px;
 width:108%;
height:20%;
text-align:center;
}
#menu a {
display: block;
text-decoration: none;
color: #3B5330;}
#menu a:hover { background: #B0BD97;}

#menu ul li {
font:12px georgia;
list-style-type:none;
float: left;
width: 20%;
font-weight: bold;
border-top: solid 1px #283923;
border-bottom: solid 1px #283923;
background: #979E71;}
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A: Have you try adding:
position: relative;

to the outer div?

A: I got the main cause of my problem. My child div's were positioning and arranging themselves according to the Browser, not as that of parent because of:
position:relative;
I replaced it with:
position:absolute;
Reference from here

A Relative Positioned element is positioned relative to its normal position. The content of relatively positioned elements can be moved and overlap other elements, but the reserved space for the element is still preserved in the normal flow.Used for element to act as Containers.
An Absolute positioned element is positioned relative to the first parent element that has a position other than static. If no such element is found, the containing block is html tag.

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Six new genes are linked to inherited breast cancer
Billie Jean King to receive Radcliffe Medal
A decade of research into one of the world's least-known diseases has resulted in the discovery of six genes linked to inherited breast cancer. Investigators at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Children's Hospital – teaching affiliates of Harvard Medical School – report that an error in any of the half dozen genes involved in Fanconi anemia, a rare childhood condition, can increase an individual's chances of developing breast cancer. The discovery raises the prospect that the ranks of known breast cancer-susceptibility genes, best known as BRCA1 and BRCA2, will soon increase fourfold, to a total of eight.
"Just as women today can be tested for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations to determine if they have an inherited predisposition for breast cancer, testing for mutations in these other six genes may soon become a routine part of gauging inherited breast cancer risk," says Professor of Pediatrics Alan D'Andrea, the study's senior researcher. "Women and their doctors can then use the information in deciding how to keep that risk at a minimum."
The finding may also spur development of new treatments capable of preventing or quelling breast cancer in women at risk for the disease. Results of the research will be published today (June 13) in the online edition of the journal Science.
Discovery of the new cancer-susceptibility genes grew out of more than 10 years of research by D'Andrea into Fanconi anemia, a condition known to affect only 500 families in the United States. Children born with the condition usually develop bone marrow failure early in life, leaving them unable to produce oxygen-carrying red blood cells. If they survive into young adulthood – often with the help of a bone marrow transplant – they're at risk for a variety of cancers. Most often it is leukemia, but also tumors of the brain, head and neck, breast, colon, and other parts of the body occur.
"This work is a prime example of how research into rare conditions can lead to better diagnosis and treatment for people with far more common diseases," D'Andrea explains.
Fanconi anemia is caused by a mutation in any of six genes in human cells. In recent years, D'Andrea and other investigators have mapped out the chain of events by which these genes are switched on. When a cell's DNA is damaged – whether by excessive sunlight, chemicals such as those found in cigarette smoke, radiation, or other means – five of the Fanconi genes team up to produce a protein "complex" that stimulates a sixth gene. That gene, dubbed D2, orders production of a protein that moves near BRCA1, whose job is to help repair damaged DNA.
If BRCA1 or its partner in DNA repair, BRCA2, are defective or aren't switched on properly, DNA damage can accumulate in cells, increasing their chances of malfunctioning and becoming cancerous.
Proximity of the D2 protein to BRCA1 suggested, but didn't prove, that D2 activates BRCA1. "It was a matter of guilt by association," says D'Andrea. "We knew they were in the same neighborhood, but we didn't know if one directly stimulated the other."
To find out, D'Andrea and his colleagues turned their attention to a small group of children who have Fanconi anemia but don't have mutations in the six Fanconi genes. They drew blood samples from them and analyzed their cells for abnormalities in BRCA1 and BRCA2. They found that while the BRCA1 genes were normal, each patient had two flawed copies of BRCA2. This meant that each parent carried a copy of a flawed BRCA2 gene and had transferred the mutated gene to their child.
The finding proved that the chain of events – or pathway – that begins with the Fanconi anemia genes leads directly to BRCA1 and 2, which work together to repair damaged DNA. If BRCA1 or 2, or any of the Fanconi genes are defective, the sequence of events is disrupted and DNA repair is blocked.
D'Andrea describes two "eureka" moments when the connection between Fanconi anemia genes and breast cancer genes became especially tantalizing.
Scientists have long known that breast cancer cells have a characteristic type of breakage in their chromosomes. D'Andrea speculated that cells from Fanconi anemia patients might have the same type of breakage. As a test, he gave a sample of breast cancer cells to a specialist in cell genetics and, without telling her what type of cell they were, asked her to analyze them for chromosomal abnormalities. "She came back and said, 'This patient has
Fanconi anemia,'" says D'Andrea. "The chromosomal similarities between Fanconi cells and breast cancer cells are so great that even someone with a trained eye cannot tell them apart."
The second moment was, in a sense, the reverse of the first. D'Andrea provided a sample of Fanconi anemia cells to a lab that analyzed their genetic characteristics. "The lab director called back and said, 'These samples must be mislabeled. They're breast cancer cells,'" D'Andrea explains.
Now that the link between mutations for Fanconi anemia and breast cancer has been established, doctors may soon be able to offer new tests for determining who is at risk for inherited breast cancer, and potentially develop new drugs targeted at specific, flawed genes.
The paper's co-authors are Niall G. Howlett and Toshiyasu Taniguchi, research fellows in pediatrics; Nicole Persky; Edward A. Fox, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Children's Hospital; Susan Olson; Barbara Cox; Markus Grompe, Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland; Quinten Waisfisz, Hans Joenje, and Gerard Pals, Free University Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Christine de Die-Smulders, Academic Hospital Maastricht, The Netherlands; and Hideyuki Ikeda, Sapporo Medical University School of Medicine, Japan.


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Die Internationale Charta für Weltraum und Naturkatastrophen (englisch International Charter on Space and Major Disasters) ist eine Übereinkunft zwischen partizipierenden Raumfahrtagenturen weltraumgestützte Daten und Informationen zur Unterstützung von Hilfsmaßnahmen in Katastrophenfällen zur Verfügung zu stellen.
Die Charta ist einzigartig durch ihre Fähigkeit, Agenturen weltweit mit ihrem Knowhow und ihren Satelliten zu mobilisieren und zwar kostenlos für den jeweiligen Nutzer. Dazu steht ein zentraler Zugriffspunkt an sieben Tagen die Woche rund um die Uhr zur Verfügung.
Seit ihrer erfolgreichen Implementierung im November 2000 stellt die Charta immer wieder weltraumgestützte Daten nach plötzlichen Naturkatastrophen, wie Überschwemmungen, Wirbelstürmen, Tsunamis, Erdbeben, Erdrutschen, Waldbränden und Vulkanausbrüchen, zur Verfügung sowie auch nach industriellen Großunfällen oder großen Ölverschmutzungen.

Geschichte

Im Anschluss an die Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNISPACE III) in Wien im Juli 1999 initiierten die Europäische Weltraumorganisation (ESA) und die Französische Raumfahrtagentur (CNES) die International Charter on Space and Major Disasters. Die Kanadische Weltraumagentur (CSA) schloss sich ihnen bald darauf an.
Inzwischen ist die Charta auf eine Gruppe von 17 Mitgliedern angewachsen, und Satellitendaten von 61 Satelliten wurden zur Beobachtung von mehr als 640 Katastrophenereignissen seit dem Jahr 2000 eingesetzt. Durchschnittlich wird die Charta bei rund 40 Katastrophen jährlich aktiviert. Weitere Details und viele aus Satellitendaten abgeleitete Produkte und Karten können der "Activations List" auf der Website der Charta eingesehen werden. Im Jahr 2017 gewann die Charta den renommierten William Thomas Pecora Preis, der jährlich vom US Geological Survey (USGS) an Einzelpersonen oder Teams verliehen wird, die die zivile Nutzung der Fernerkundung entscheidend voranbringen.

Mitglieder

Die folgenden 17 Raumfahrtagenturen sind derzeit Mitglieder der Charta und stellen im Rahmen von Charta-Aktivierungen Daten ihrer Erdbeobachtungs-Satelliten zur Verfügung (Stand 2020, gereiht nach Land):

  (CONAE) – Argentinien
  (INPE) – Brasilien
  (CNSA) – China VR
  (DLR) – Deutschland
  (ESA) – EU
  (EUMETSAT) – EU
  (CNES) – Frankreich
  (ISRO) – Indien
  (JAXA) – Japan
  (CSA) – Kanada
  (KARI) – Korea Süd
  – Russland
  (UKSA) – UK
  (NOAA) – USA
  (USGS) – USA
  (ABAE) – Venezuela
  (UAESA) /  (MBRSC) – VAR (Vereinigte Arabische Emirate)

Organisation und Arbeitsweise

Für jeden Katastrophentyp hat die Charta jeweils die für die Katastrophenhilfe nützlichsten Satellitensensoren und Aufnahmeoptionen identifiziert, die dann im konkreten Fall einer Aktivierung schnellstmöglich angefordert werden. Das Mandat der Charta beschränkt sich dabei auf die schnelle und kostenlose Bereitstellung von Satellitenaufnahmen, jedoch werden oft auch daraus abgeleitete Informationsprodukte wie Karten und Schadensbewertungen zur Verfügung gestellt. Neben neugewonnenen Daten werden auch Archivbilder so schnell wie möglich bereitgestellt, um Schäden im Vergleich der Satellitenbilder von vor und nach der Katastrophe zu visualisieren. Solche Informationen erlauben einen wertvollen Überblick über Gebiete, die am Boden nur schwer zugänglich sind, und helfen somit dabei, zerstörte Infrastruktur zu identifizieren und Gebiete ausfindig zu machen, in denen Hilfe besonders dringend benötigt wird. Die Charta wird von "autorisierten Nutzern" – in der Regel nationale Katastrophenschutzbehörden – ausgelöst. Für jede Aktivierung der Charta wird ein Projektmanager benannt, der die Bereitstellung hilfreicher Informationen an den Nutzer koordiniert.

"Universal Access"-Initiative
Mit dem Ziel, den Zugang zur Charta für Nutzer weltweit weiter zu erleichtern, haben sich die Mitgliedsagenturen auf das Prinzip des "Universal Access" verständigt. Dies bedeutet, dass grundsätzlich jede nationale Katastrophenschutzbehörde weltweit in die Lage versetzt werden soll, ein Hilfegesuch an die Charta zu übermitteln. Dabei müssen festgelegte Abläufe befolgt werden, aber es spielt keine Rolle, ob der Notruf aus dem Land eines Charta-Mitglieds oder aus einem anderen Land kommt. Nationale Behörden können zum "autorisierten Nutzer" der Charta werden, indem sie sich registrieren und an einem Training teilnehmen.

Literatur

 J. Danzeglocke: Hochwasserkatastrophen – Unterstützung aus dem All. In: Zeitschrift für Geodäsie, Geoinformation und Landmanagement. 1/2014. (geodaesie.info)
 A. Mahmood: Monitoring disasters with a constellation of satellites – type examples from the International Charter 'Space and Major Disasters'. In: Geocarto International. Band 27, Nummer 2, 2012, doi:10.1080/10106049.2011.622051.
 S. Martinis, A. Twele, S. Plank, H. Zwenzner, J. Danzeglocke, G. Strunz, H.-P. Lüttenberg, S. Dech: The International Charter 'Space and Major Disasters': DLR's Contirubutions to Emergency Response Worldwide. In: PFG – Journal of Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Geoinformation Science. Vol. 85, Nr. 5, 21. November 2017, doi:10.1007/s41064-017-0032-1. Kostenlos nur Abstracts (englisch, deutsch) einsehbar.
 M. Schulz, J. Danzeglocke: Hilfe aus dem All – Satelliten liefern Daten für den Katastrophenfall. In: DLR Newsletter Countdown. 37, 2018. (dlr.de)
 S. Voigt, F. Giulio-Tonolo, J. Lyons, J. Kučera, B. Jones, T. Schneiderhan, G. Platzeck, K. Kaku, M. K. Hazarika, L. Czaran, S. Li, W. Pedersen, G. K. James, J. Bequignon, D. Guha-Sapir: Global trends in satellite-based emergency mapping. In: Science. Vol. 353, Nr. 6296, 2016, doi:10.1126/science.aad8728. (science.sciencemag.org)

Weblinks
 Homepage der Internationalen Charta für Weltraum und Naturkatastrophen (englisch).
 The International Charter on Space and Major Disasters, Dezember 2018 (Youtube-Video).
 Internationale Katastrophencharta DLR Raumfahrtmanagement.
 Broschüre Charter Universal Access (englisch).
 Flyer zu den Satelliten der Charter.
 UNO-Büro für Weltraumfragen betont die Rolle von Satellitentechnologie in der Katastrophenvorbeugung.
 Euronews-Beitrag vom Februar 2010 (Youtube-Video).

Einzelnachweise

Charta
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News > Inter-Orthodox relations > Primate of the Polish Orthodox Church calls upon His Holiness Patriarch Bartholomew to convene inter-Orthodox synaxis to discuss the Ukrainian issue
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His Beatitude Metropolitan Sawa of Warsaw and All Poland called upon His Holiness Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople to convene a synaxis of the Primates of the Orthodox Churches in order to discuss the Ukrainian ecclesial issue, the Department for Information and Education of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church reports, citing orthodoxia.info.
According to sources close to orthodoxia.info, the Primate of the Polish Orthodox Church sent a letter to the Ecumenical Patriarch, emphasizing the necessity to discuss the Ukrainian issue, as the situation is worsening with every passing day.
Metropolitan Sawa of Warsaw and All Poland who several days earlier had signed the joint statement with Patriarch Theodore of Alexandria called for calm in the Ukrainian ecclesial issue. He did not mention the topic of autocephaly in his letter, but stressed the necessity to hold a meeting of the Primates with the view of extensively discussing the ecclesial situation in the region.
It should be noted that His Beatitude Patriarch Theodore of Alexandria, while in Ukraine last week, publicly stated that he intended to inform the Primates of all the Orthodox Churches about the situation in the country.
As is known, on the 14th of September the Holy Synod, at its meeting chaired by His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia, called upon the Primates of the Local Orthodox Churches to initiate a pan-Orthodox discussion of the ecclesial situation in Ukraine.
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Patriarch Irinej of Serbia: Patriarchate of Constantinople has taken a decision to which it has no right
Metropolitan Hilarion: the Patriarchate of Constantinople has lost the right to be called the coordinating center for the Orthodox Church
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Patriarch John X of Antioch and All the East calls for convocation of a Pan-Orthodox Council
Three hierarchs of Bulgarian Orthodox Church make statement on situation in Ukraine
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Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk gives interview to Romfea
His Beatitude Patriarch Theodore of Alexandria and All Africa: Church does not bow down to politicians
Patriarch of Alexandria will inform all the Primates of the Local Orthodox Churches about the real ecclesial situation in Ukraine
Metropolitan Hilarion: Isolation need not to be feared
Holy Synod of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church holds its regular session
Primates of the Church of Alexandria and Polish Orthodox Church issue appeal concerning the situation of Orthodoxy in Ukraine
Bishop Irinej of Backa 'On Inaccuracies of Ecclesial and Journalistic Statements on Ukraine'
Metropolitan Anthony of Borispol and Brovary: Sin must not be legitimized for the sake of some geopolitical or national issues
Statement by Metropolitan Seraphim of Kythira and Antikythera (Greek Orthodox Church) on uncanonical actions of Patriarch of Constantinople in Ukraine
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Holy Synod calls upon Primates of Local Orthodox Churches to initiate pan-Orthodox discussion on the church situation in Ukraine
Metropolitan Onufry of Kiev: Our Church has all attributes of independence
His Holiness Patriarch Kirill chairs extraordinary session of the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church
Polish Orthodox Church states that there must be no haste with regard to the autocephaly of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in order not to deepen the schism
Statement of the Synod of the Belarusian Orthodox Church (Belarusian Exarchate of the Moscow Patriarchate) issued on 11 September 2018
Statement by the Synod of Bishops of the Russian Church Abroad on the appointment of exarchs of the Constantinople Patriarchate to Kiev
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Address by His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia at the opening of the 2nd Summit of World Religious Leaders in Baku
Archpriest Nikolay Danilevich: The situation in Ukraine is not at all such as being presented to Patriarch Bartholomew and as he declares to the world
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The Day of the Baptism of the Lord at the Damascus representation of the Russian Orthodox Church
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Q: Does it make sense to set Http Cache Headers on a 404 response? I have a database that stores images which can be access via a primary key ID (vomit, I know, but it's out of my control).
I have a pretty standard Asp .net Mvc Controller that reads the database and if a row is found in the database it returns the image bytes as a FileResult. If a row is not found, I have a custom action result that sets the response status to 404. I do not throw an exception, but instead let IIS handle the 404 status and return a static file.
public class ContentMediaNotFoundResult : ActionResult
{
    public ContentMediaNotFoundResult() { }

    public override void ExecuteResult(ControllerContext context)
    {
        //-- Here the only thing we are doing is setting the Response code to 404 and then we are   going to let IIS service the request
        //-- based on the settings in system.webServer/httpErrors (which may come from the root .config, so be careful)
        context.HttpContext.Response.StatusCode = 404;
    }
}

Recently, we were testing on Firefox v3.6.1 and were noticing the browser was making multiple requests (3 to be precise) for each image, hence our controller factory was being hit 3 times and going to the database 3 times from our action method. This behavior was only happneing from Firefox (IE, chrome were normal).
My question is, does it make sense to add Http Cache Headers to 404 responses in my ContentMediaNotFoundResult so that my action method doesn't hit the database continually.

A: Sure, you can set Cache headers for 404s. As @Darin mentioned, your cache aging may affect any issues with replacing a 404'd image, but that's the same problem with caching any object that may change.
Seems like only 5xx errors should probably not be cached, but 4xx are fine.

A: My view is that it depends. If you have a fast-changing Web API where a resource might be added any moment, then you'd want clients to always query the origin.
If you have a lot of content that doesn't change much, caching 404 might help alot.
Check this real-world example out:
http://highscalability.com/blog/2010/3/26/strategy-caching-404s-saved-the-onion-66-on-server-time.html

A: It doesn't make any sense to set cache headers on 404 pages because if later an image with this id added to the database the user would still be getting 404s. Maybe you should try to understand why does FireFox sends 3 requests to this url.


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Zelfportret met hoed is een schilderij van Theo van Doesburg in het Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.

Voorstelling
Het stelt de schilder Theo van Doesburg voor gekleed in een slappe, donkerbruine hoed en een wit hemd. Het is geschilderd op karton. Op de achterzijde bevindt zich in olieverf een aanzet voor een landschap met bomenrij met daarop in blauw krijt het Romeinse cijfer 3.

In het Centraal Museum in Utrecht bevindt zich een tekening, die nauw verwant is aan dit zelfportret. Mogelijk diende deze tekening als voorstudie.

Restauratie
Bij de aankoop door het Stedelijk Museum in 1963 was het werk bedoekt. In 1970-1971 werd het schilderij door het museum gerestaureerd. Hierbij werd de bedoeking vervangen door een paneel waardoor het landschap op de achterkant niet meer zichtbaar is.

Herkomst
Het werk was oorspronkelijk in het bezit van Evert Rinsema. Rinsema was vanaf 1915 bevriend met Theo van Doesburg en moet het werk direct van hem verworven hebben. Via Rinsema kwam het in het bezit van een zekere Jan Meyer of Meijer uit de Franse plaats Dieudonné. Deze verkocht het in 1963 aan het Stedelijk Museum.

Schilderij van Theo van Doesburg
Zelfportret
Kunstwerk in het Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam