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In 1945 the two towns Annaberg and Buchholz merged into the new town Annaberg-Buchholz.
Adolf-Hitler-Strasse in 1942, now Grosse Kirchgasse and from the other direction
Königsbrück (Saxony)
Adolf-Hitler-Platz in 1939 and the market today in front of the rathaus
The other view of Hitler-Platz, still with the Schwarzer Adler but without its fountain
|Schloss Struppen, formerly used as an SA Führerschule
Schkeuditz (Saxony)
Villa Wach, aranyised in 1939 and appropriated from the Wach family, became the following year a national leader school as DRK Landesführerschule IV with the reichsadler affixed onto its pediment as shown in the period photograph. It also served during the war as an hospital used by the German Red Cross. After the war until 1957 it was used by the Soviet army as a gaol; today it serves as a children's and youth services centre.
Schkeuditz (Saxony)
The town hall on Adolf-Hitler-Platz and today
The former Gauführerschule and today, now known simply as schloss Augustusburg. It is claimed that the furniture from the Reichschancellery was sent here before the end of the war, later to be confiscated by the Soviets.
Kamenz (Saxony)
Birthplace of Bruno Hauptmann, convicted kidnapper of the son of Charles Lindbergh.
Bautzener Straße
During World War II and the Nazi era, there was a subcamp of the Groß-Rosen concentration camp in Bautzen. Ernst Thälmann was imprisoned there before being deported to Buchenwald. Between 21 April and 30 April 1945, the Battle of Bautzen was fought.
During World War II and the Nazi era, there was a subcamp of the Groß-Rosen concentration camp in Bautzen. Ernst Thälmann was imprisoned there before being deported to Buchenwald. Between 21 April and 30 April 1945, the Battle of Bautzen was fought.
Husarenkaserne during the war and today
The railway station during the war sporting a swastika and today, practically unchanged. In 1944, some Crimmitschau property was bombed by Allied Forces.
Nicolaikirche under the Hakenkreuzfahne and today. On May 1, 1933 Freiberg churches held a "Patriotic Celebration." Reverend Paul Gotthelf Schwen wrote in the community newsletter of St. James "that God sent Adolf Hitler as the saviour to us."
In 1944 a subcamp of Flossenbürg concentration camp was built outside the town of Freiberg, housing over 500 female survivors of other camps, including Auschwitz Birkenau. Altogether 50 or so ϟϟ women worked in this camp until its evacuation in April 1945. The female survivors eventually reached Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria.
Throughout the town there are numerous memorials commemorating events from the war including a plaque at the Saxon Porcelain Factory GmbH where, in the spring of 1933, political opponents of the regime were detained and tortured by the Nazi authorities but which for unknown reasons was removed after 1990. Another plaque commemorates the 1000 Jewish female prisoners at the subcamp of Flossenburg and Polish forced labourers who were kidnapped and victims of forced labour. Another plaque at the same site can be seen for the Jewish director of the porcelain factory, Dr. Werner Hofmann, who killed himself in 1939. One final plaque commemorates Dr. Werner Hartenstein, the mayor of the city from 1924 to 1945 who managed to save the town from unnecessary losses. He was then arrested by the NKVD in June 1945, and died February 11 1947 at the Jamlitz Special Camp.
Throughout the town there are numerous memorials commemorating events from the war including a plaque at the Saxon Porcelain Factory GmbH where, in the spring of 1933, political opponents of the regime were detained and tortured by the Nazi authorities but which for unknown reasons was removed after 1990. Another plaque commemorates the 1000 Jewish female prisoners at the subcamp of Flossenburg and Polish forced labourers who were kidnapped and victims of forced labour. Another plaque at the same site can be seen for the Jewish director of the porcelain factory, Dr. Werner Hofmann, who killed himself in 1939. One final plaque commemorates Dr. Werner Hartenstein, the mayor of the city from 1924 to 1945 who managed to save the town from unnecessary losses. He was then arrested by the NKVD in June 1945, and died February 11 1947 at the Jamlitz Special Camp.
The 1843 Schwedendenkmal on the former Platz der SA looking down Peterstraße.
The rathaus in 1940 and today. Görlitz is the easternmost town in the country, located on the Lusatian Neisse River in Saxony. It is opposite the Polish town of Zgorzelec, which was a part of Görlitz until 1945. Near the end of World War II, German troops destroyed all bridges crossing the Lusatian Neisse. The redrawing of boundaries in 1945—in particular the relocation of the German-Polish border to the present Oder-Neisse line—divided the town. The right bank became part of Poland and was renamed Zgorzelec by the Polish communist government in 1948, while the main portion on the left bank remained part of Germany, now within the state of Saxony. When the East German states were dissolved in 1952, Görlitz became part of the Dresden District, but the states were restored upon German reunification in 1990.
Schlettau im Erzgebirge
Schlettau im Erzgebirge
The rathaus during the Nazi-era and today
The rathaus sporting a swastikas above the entrance during the Nazi era and today, flag-free
Zittau (Saxony)
During the war a labour camp was located in Zittau providing forced labour for Phänomen Werke Gustav Hiller, a truck-manufacturing company (which became VEB Kraftfahrzeugwerk Phänomen after the war, renamed VEB Robur-Werke Zittau in 1957).
The Grenzlandtheater in 1942 and today, the Gerhart Hauptmann theatre.
Obergurig (Saxony)
Hans Schemm Schule, named after the founder of the National Socialist Teachers' Federation. In 1928, Schemm became a member of the Bavarian Landtag. Systematically, Schemm prepared the local NSDAP for the election campaigns, first for the City Council in 1929. The Nazis won 9 mandates, and Schemm became factional chairman. The arrival of the Nazi faction led to frequent stormy sessions and one brawl, which were caused by the Nazi members', and in particular Schemm's, aggressive attitude[citation needed]. In 1928 and 1929, Schemm took over the leadership of several Nazi newspapers (Streiter, Weckruf and Nationale Zeitung), which he however gave up after a short time. In April 1929, Schemm founded his own newspaper, and in August of the same year appeared in the Nationalsozialistische Lehrerzeitung ("National Socialist Teachers' Newspaper"), the National Socialist Teachers League's (NSLB) journalistic organ. On 5 March 1935, Schemm died after an aircraft crash. Hitler personally ordered Berlin Professor Ferdinand Sauerbruch to fly to Bayreuth. Schemm, however, succumbed to his injuries before the professor's arrival. His successor as Gauleiter was Fritz Wächtler. Schemm's life was glorified by the Nazis, and somewhat even later after the Nazis were gone. In the time of the Nazi regime, though, various schools, streets, and halls in Nazi Germany were named after him.
Riesa an der Elbe (Saxony)
Another Hans Schemm Schule doesn't appear to have survived the war, unlike the neighbouring Pestalozzi Schule.
Sayda im Erzgebirge
The church "Zu unserer lieben Frauen" dating from 1391 on Adolf Hitler Straße seen from Hindenburgplatz
Bad Düben
Sayda im Erzgebirge
Bad Düben
The Schützenhaus, now an hotel, flying the swastika and today
The Schwartenberghaus with and without flags
In the early 1930s, the idea arose of converting the upper quarry into an arena for large-scale events. This was done in the context of the Nazi Thing movement, and a large part of the dynamiting, transport and construction work was done by the Workers' Labour Service. A total of 1,300 workers were involved in the project, and according to contemporary accounts, professionals were responsible for 20,000 days of work, Labour Service workers for 60,000. The sod-breaking took place on 7 April 1934, but costs greatly exceeded the estimates, and the project was only completed after the Propaganda Ministry and the State of Saxony provided additional funds. The arena was inaugurated on 25–26 June 1938 as a Feierstätte der Volksgemeinschaft (ceremonial site for the folk community), the Grenzlandfeierstätte (Borderlands Ceremonial Site). A copper container containing construction plans, a newspaper and coins was sealed into the masonry to the right of the stage. The theatre was operated in cooperation with those at Borna and Kamenz; in 1938–39, the theatre troupe from the open-air theatre at Ehrenfriedersdorf also played there. After Germany's surrender in the Second World War, Schwarzenberg remained, for historically unclear reasons, unoccupied at first. On 11 May 1945, several antifascist Schwarzenberg citizens took the initiative of filling the resulting power vacuum. This episode lasted only until 25 June 1945 when Soviet troops marched in. In 1984, the writer Stefan Heym coined the term "Republic of Schwarzenberg" in his novel Schwarzenberg, which was based on the episode. A lively accumulation of legends is bound up with this time.
Schmilka, Bad Schandau (Saxony)
Müglitz (Altenberg)
The Gasthof zur Grenzschenkein 1942 sporting swastika flags and today- considerably run-down
A subcamp of the Flossenbürg concentration camp was located here at Aue during the war.
Adolf-Hitler-Brücke, opened June 5, 1937 is now known as Bahnhofsbrücke
No Nazi flag outside the Gasthaus Weißes Roß anymore
Sohland an der Spree (Saxony)
The marktplatz during the Third Reich and today
Frankenberg (Saxony)
Frankenberg was the site of the Nazi concentration camp Sachsenburg.
Frankenberg was the site of the Nazi concentration camp Sachsenburg.
Schloss Sachsenburg
Wilkau Haßlau
Leipzig (Saxony)
The city's mayor from 1930 to 1937, Carl Friedrich Goerdeler was a noted opponent of the Nazi regime in Germany. He resigned in 1937 when, in his absence, his Nazi deputy ordered the destruction of the city's statue of Felix Mendelssohn. On Kristallnacht in 1938, one of the city's most architecturally significant buildings, the 1855 Moorish Revival Leipzig synagogue was deliberately destroyed. Leipzig after bombing in World War II Several thousand forced labourers were stationed in Leipzig during World War II.
St. Laurentius church at Platz der SA then and now. The town was well known until World War II for Markranstädter Pilsener beer.Pirna
Glauchau (Saxony)
Swastikas in the square in front of the rathaus and today
Hohenstein-Ernstthal (Saxony)
The birthplace of Karl May, Hitler's favourite author.
Bad Brambach (Saxony)
The rathaus bedecked in swastikas during the war and now
On 20 April 1945, the town's deputy mayor Rudolf Weber, who wanted to surrender the town to the Americans without a fight, was shot by the Waffen-ϟϟ.
On 20 April 1945, the town's deputy mayor Rudolf Weber, who wanted to surrender the town to the Americans without a fight, was shot by the Waffen-ϟϟ.
Leipzig (Saxony)
The city's mayor from 1930 to 1937, Carl Friedrich Goerdeler was a noted opponent of the Nazi regime in Germany. He resigned in 1937 when, in his absence, his Nazi deputy ordered the destruction of the city's statue of Felix Mendelssohn. On Kristallnacht in 1938, one of the city's most architecturally significant buildings, the 1855 Moorish Revival Leipzig synagogue was deliberately destroyed. Leipzig after bombing in World War II Several thousand forced labourers were stationed in Leipzig during World War II.
The hauptbahnhof look remarkably unchanged since the 1938 postcard when swastikas flew in front considering the damage incurred after the bombing of July 7, 1944.
The Völkerschlachtdenkmal (Monument to the Battle of the Nations) in 1940 and today. Built to commemorate Napoleon's defeat at the 1813 Battle of Leipzig, a crucial step towards the end of hostilities in the War of the Sixth Coalition, which was seen as a victory for the German people, although Germany did not exist at that time.
It was completed in 1913 for the 100th anniversary of the battle, at a cost of 6,000,000 Goldmarks and stands at 299 feet in height. It contains over 500 steps to a viewing platform at the top, from which there are spectacular views across the city and environs. It is said to stand on the spot of some of the bloodiest fighting, from where Napoleon ordered the retreat of his armyHitler speaking at the Völkerschlachtdenkmal. During the Third Reich, Hitler frequently used the monument as a venue for his meetings in Leipzig. It was here on July 16, 1933 that Hitler announced to 140,000 men of the SA, ϟϟ and the Stahlhelm
Today we are not leading a mere thirteen or seventeen million, but the entire Volk, and hence the gigantic task accrues to us of training the millions of people who do not yet inwardly belong to us to become soldiers of this Third Reich, to become soldiers of our Weltanschauung.
An American soldier surveying the aftermath. The monument itself served as the backdrop for an anti-fascist demonstration in 2011. When the US army captured Leipzig on April 18, 1945, the monument was one of the last strongholds in the city to surrender. One hundred and fifty ϟϟ soldiers with ammunition and foodstuffs stored in the structure to last three months dug themselves in, but were blasted with artillery and defeated. During the period of Communist rule in East Germany, the government of the DDR was unsure whether it should allow the monument to stand, since it was considered to represent the steadfast nationalism of the period of the German Empire. Eventually, it was decided that the monument be allowed to remain, since it represented a battle in which Russian and German soldiers had fought together against a common enemy, and was therefore representative of Deutsch-russische Waffenbrüderschaft (Russo-German brotherhood-in-arms).
The city was heavily damaged by Allied bombing during the war. Unlike its neighbouring city of Dresden this was largely conventional bombing, with high explosives rather than incendiaries. The resultant pattern of loss was a patchwork, rather than wholesale loss of its centre, but was nevertheless extensive. The Allied ground advance into Germany reached Leipzig in late April 1945. The U.S. 2nd Infantry Division and U.S. 69th Infantry Division fought into the city on 18 April and completed its capture after fierce urban combat, in which fighting was often house-to-house and block-to-block, on 19 April 1945.
In April 1945 the Deputy Mayor of Leipzig, Ernest Lisso, his wife, daughter and a Volkssturm Major Walter Dönicke committed suicide in the Leipzig City Hall. The U.S. turned the city over to the Red Army as it pulled back from the line of contact with Soviet forces in July 1945 to the predesignated occupation zone boundaries. Leipzig became one of the major cities of the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).It was here at the Zoologischer Garten on December 11, 1932 that Hitler announced
I am the one who has fixed the price of the Movement. No one will offer it at less than that. But if anyone should ever be found to do so, he would be lost in the Party within an hour and would have no Movement behind him. We will not allow ourselves to be lured into the den of intrigue where the others are experts at the game [here clearly referring to Gregor Strasser who had been offered the post of Vice-Chancellor in a bid by the authorities to split the party].Markranstädt
Time will not wear me down. Certainly we lost thirty seats, but in the meantime our opponents have lost two governments! And the new Cabinet will not last any longer. We will regain those thirty seats. Our supply of recruits is larger than theirs, and I will place this task first and foremost and without any consideration to myself.
On January 2 the Burgfriede will be over, and on the third we will be back in the thick of the fight.
The rathaus in 1933, sporting the Nazi flag
From early 1940 until end of June 1942, a part of the huge mental asylum within Sonnenstein Castle overlooking Pirna was converted into a euthanasia killing centre: the Sonnenstein Nazi Death Institute. This was the first use of techniques later rolled out and refined for use within the Final Solution. A gas chamber and crematorium were installed in the cellar of the former men's sanitary (building C 16). A high brick-wall on two sides of the complex shielded it from outside while a high hoarding was erected on the other sides. Four buildings were located inside the shielding. They were used for offices, living rooms for the personnel etc. Sleeping quarters for the "burners" (men who burned the bodies) were provided for in the attic of building C 16. It is possible that other sections of the buildings were also used by T4. From end of June 1940 until September 1942, approximately 15,000 persons were killed in the scope of the euthanasia programme and the Sonderbehandlung 14f13. The staff consisted of about 100 persons. One third of them were ordered to the extermination camps in occupied Poland, because of their experiences in deception, killing, gassing and burning innocent people. There they were trained by the killing groups who mounted the killing machinery in the later camps like Treblinka from TishBeAv 1942 and the others. During August and September 1942, the Sonnenstein killing centre was closed and incriminating installations such as gas chamber installations and crematorium ovens dismantled. After October 1942, the buildings were used as a military hospital. This part of the history of Pirna went largely unrecognised in Germany until 1989, but after that efforts to remember that catastrophe started. In June 2000 the permanent exhibition opened.
Glauchau (Saxony)
Plauen im Vogtland
In the 1930s, Plauen earned the distinction of hosting the first chapter of the Nazi Party outside of Bavaria. Plauen's population, however, has shrunk dramatically since the Second World War (1939: 111,000 inhabitants). It was occupied by American troops in 16 April 1945 but was left to Red Army in 1 July 1945 after which time it fell into the Soviet occupation zone of Germany, which later became the German Democratic Republic (1949-1990). Plauen hosted a large Red Army occupation garrison and, in the last years of the DDR, an officer school of the Border Guards ("Grenztruppen der DDR").
In the 1930s, Plauen earned the distinction of hosting the first chapter of the Nazi Party outside of Bavaria. Plauen's population, however, has shrunk dramatically since the Second World War (1939: 111,000 inhabitants). It was occupied by American troops in 16 April 1945 but was left to Red Army in 1 July 1945 after which time it fell into the Soviet occupation zone of Germany, which later became the German Democratic Republic (1949-1990). Plauen hosted a large Red Army occupation garrison and, in the last years of the DDR, an officer school of the Border Guards ("Grenztruppen der DDR").
Swastikas in the square in front of the rathaus and today
Hohenstein-Ernstthal (Saxony)
The birthplace of Karl May, Hitler's favourite author.
Adolf became gripped by the adventure stories of Karl May, whose popular tales of the Wild West and Indian wars (though May had never been to America) enthralled thousands of youngsters. Most of these youngsters graduated from the Karl May adventures and the childhood fantasies they fostered as they grew up. For Adolf, however, the fascination with Karl May never faded. As Reich Chancellor, he still read the May stories, recommending them, too, to his generals, whom he accused of lacking imagination.Hammerleubsdorf, Leubsdorf
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Bad Brambach (Saxony)
Raschwitz Markkleeberg
The Forsthaus, back when it flew the swastika, and today on Koburgerstraße 33 where it serves as a restaurant and biergarten.
The bahnhof sporting the swastika and today
The rathaus and Gewandhaus (theatre) surrounded by swastikas on the 800th anniversary of the town.
The Forsthaus, back when it flew the swastika, and today on Koburgerstraße 33 where it serves as a restaurant and biergarten.
The bahnhof sporting the swastika and today
About two weeks before the end of the war Eilenburg was almost completely destroyed. On 17 April 1945 American troops reached Eilenburg, which German defences were ordered to hold. For three days and nights the town was under heavy artillery fire, which destroyed most of the buildings of the city. Two hundred people were killed and 90 percent of the town centre and 65 percent of the buildings of the whole town were destroyed; the American army had nearly no losses. Eilenburg was one of the most heavily damaged cities in Germany.
The Schulkameradentag Pfingsten in 1938, now simply the Mittelschule
The rathaus sporting a swastika and today. During the Second World War, a subcamp of Flossenbürg concentration camp was located in the town from September 1944 to March 1945. The camp held about 600 Jewish women.
During the Third Reich the Nazis gained an early foothold in the city council and in 1934 removed nonpartisan mayor Rudolf Herrmann by means of a political intrigue. A year earlier Adolf Hitler and Paul von Hindenburg were made honorary citizens of the city. The town bridge was built and named after Gauleiter Martin Mutschmann. 1936 saw the town host the "Festival of Landscape- 1000 years German". The cumbersome title suggests that this was a historical construct although the Rochlitzer area was said to have been the site of the death in 936 of King Henry I. From 1938 the arms industry moved into the city, and probably from 19 September 1944 to 28 March 1945, a subcamp of Flossenburg concentration camp with about 600 imprisoned Jewish women was opened. These women had to do forced labour in mechanics. There is no commemoration of this in the town.
The was taken on April 14, 1945 by units of the 76th Infantry and 6th Armoured Division of the 3rd US Army. Here formed the line of demarcation between Americans and Russians. The former withdrew from the city on June 30. At the Muldenbrücke in April 2003 a plaque was installed, which commemorates the "liberation" of the city.
During the Third Reich the Nazis gained an early foothold in the city council and in 1934 removed nonpartisan mayor Rudolf Herrmann by means of a political intrigue. A year earlier Adolf Hitler and Paul von Hindenburg were made honorary citizens of the city. The town bridge was built and named after Gauleiter Martin Mutschmann. 1936 saw the town host the "Festival of Landscape- 1000 years German". The cumbersome title suggests that this was a historical construct although the Rochlitzer area was said to have been the site of the death in 936 of King Henry I. From 1938 the arms industry moved into the city, and probably from 19 September 1944 to 28 March 1945, a subcamp of Flossenburg concentration camp with about 600 imprisoned Jewish women was opened. These women had to do forced labour in mechanics. There is no commemoration of this in the town.
The was taken on April 14, 1945 by units of the 76th Infantry and 6th Armoured Division of the 3rd US Army. Here formed the line of demarcation between Americans and Russians. The former withdrew from the city on June 30. At the Muldenbrücke in April 2003 a plaque was installed, which commemorates the "liberation" of the city.
The rathaus and Gewandhaus (theatre) surrounded by swastikas on the 800th anniversary of the town.
Zwickau Planitz
The swimming pool looks practically unchanged since the time swastikas flew from the promenade. Today the historic Johannisbad baths in Zwickau has been forced to ban all migrants from the premises until further notice after a gang of migrant men invited by the hundreds of thousands by Chancellor Merkel sexually assaulted German women and caught "emptying their bowels" in the children's pool and masturbating in a hot tub. In a leaked internal memo it was revealed that "men wanted to forcibly penetrate the female changing room" but after "several asylum seekers were reportedly arrested in connection with the claims", they were simply released.
9 km southwest of Zwickau is Lengenfeld; its town hall sporting a swastika and today
Ammendorf (Sachsen-Anhalt)
The corner of Hauptstrasse and Merseburger Strasse
Looking towards Merseburger Strasse
Views of Gärtnerstrasse a century apart
The Dom with the memorial to the SA in front during the NSDAP era, now gone.
The memorial replaced one removed by the Nazis (today inside the cathedral)- Barlach's Magdeburger Ehrenmal, ordered by the city to be a memorial of World War I, and expected to show heroic German soldiers fighting for their glorious country. Barlach, however, created a sculpture with three German soldiers, a fresh recruit, a young officer and an old reservist, standing in a cemetery, all bearing marks of the horror, pain and desperation of the war, flanked by a mourning war widow covering her face in despair, a skeleton wearing a German army helmet, and a civilian (the face is that of Barlach himself) with his eyes closed and blocking his ears in terror. This naturally created a controversy with the pro-war population (several nationalists and Nazis claimed that the soldiers must be foreign since true Germans would be more heroic), and the sculpture was removed. Friends of Barlach were able to hide the sculpture until after the war, when it was returned to the Magdeburg Cathedral.
Alfred Rosenberg, in Blut und Ehre. Ein Kampf für deutsche Wiedergeburt. Reden und Aufsätze von 1919-1933 (Munich, 1934), described Barlach's Magdeburg War Memorial thus: 'A mixed variety of short, undefinable sorts of people wearing semi-idiotic expressions and Soviet helmets are supposed to symbolise German home guards! I believe that every healthy SA man will pass the same judgement here as any conscious artist.'
Hasselbachplatz then and now
When the Soviets' Operation Myth was launched in 1946 to establish the real sequence of events leading to Hitler's death, some of Hitler's personal staff were brought back to Berlin and the bunker, in order to point out the precise details of the suicide and subsequent burning in the garden. The bones, for the time being, were stored in Magdeburg. Of particular importance were the objects in Hitler's personal collection. For them an aircraft was laid on as Stalin wanted his bones examined by his foremost experts. The Führer's skull was eventually put into a paper bag and deposited in the State Archives.Dessau (Saxony-
(385) After the Reich
Dessau has changed considerably since it was under the hakenkreuz, as the sourroundings around the statue of Leopold I. von Anhalt-Dessau ("Der alte Dessauer") in front of the Marienkirche shows. Dessau is famous for its college of architecture Bauhaus. It moved here in 1925 after it had been forced to close in Weimar. Many famous artists were lecturers in Dessau in the following years, among them Walter Gropius, Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky. The Nazis forced the closure of the Bauhaus in 1931, and it was not reopened until 1986. The city was almost completely destroyed by Allied air raids in World War II on March 7, 1945, six weeks before American troops occupied the town. Afterwards it was rebuilt with typical DDR concrete slab architecture (Plattenbau) and became a major industrial centre of East Germany. Since German reunification in 1990 many historic buildings have been restored.
Hitler spoke here at the Kristallpalast in 1931
The rathaus in 1938, after the war (having been bombed March 4, 1945), and today
On October 23, Hitler dispatched a telegram expressing his condolences to the widow of Gauleiter and Reichsstatthalter Loeper in Dessau who had died following a prolonged illness. Three days later Hitler attended Loeper's funeral in Dessau where his body was interred at the Napoleonsturm, calling him an "apostle of the Movement." From Hitler's eulogy delivered at the Friedrich Theatre:
When Fate is especially fond of a man and wishes to bestow upon him the best thing in the world, it will give him loyal friends, men who are resolved to share with him equally both joy and sorrow, men whom nothing can lead astray, men who, particularly in days of need, stand by him firm and resolute. I have been given a most generous share of this happiness and good fortune such as perhaps only few people in this world have.
Yet this happiness of so many years turns to pain when I now see how this and that member of the community of fighters is called to his Maker. When I speak here today, I am speaking as the happy—yet now so unhappy—Führer who must now accompany a member of his old guard to the grave, a man the likes of whom are rare even in our Movement.
Once he came to me when one could expect nothing more from this Movement than sacrifices and troubles, persecution and abuse. And truly it was only love of Germany which led him to that host of inseparable men who were determined to take up and pursue the battle for a new Germany against all odds. This man, with his boundless love of Germany, also had an unshakeable faith [in Adolf Hitler]. This faith was combined, in his case, with a unique loyalty [to Adolf Hitler]. He was one of the most loyal members of the old guard. During the time of struggle, we never spoke about it; no one would have understood it anyway. But today, at the bier of my dead comrade in arms, I must express it in words for German youth, that they may aspire to the same.
The new Reich was not given to us; it had to be hard won in battle, and in this fight only an over-abundance of love for Germany, of faith, of willingness to sacrifice, and of loyalty allowed [us] to triumph. That is something the German Volk must know. For it is my wish that the names of these first apostles of our Movement go down in German history for all eternity. Party comrade Loeper was a zealot, but he was more than that: a strong, self-sufficient man as hard as granite. He was persistent as only few are, untiring in his work and never swaying from the conviction: in the end we must succeed!
Hence for many of us this Party comrade was a model, in his unselfish modesty too, in his personal simplicity and in his lack of emotionalism: he was strictly a helper devoted to our great mutual cause.
Formerly the captain of the pioneers of the World War, he became a captain and pioneer of the National Socialist Weltanschauung, of our Revolution, and thus of our new German Reich. By having waged this battle in his lifetime, he lives on for us in death. He is a man for the German future. He deserves to be distinguished from the masses of hundreds of thousands and millions and be held up before the nation for all time! And this applies particularly to German youth. They shall hear this, and they shall learn from it. They shall once again realize that the old fealty was not only a virtue of the Teutons. The new Reich was built up with this virtue as its basis. This Reich would not be standing today were it not founded upon this fidelity [to Adolf Hitler].
A wonderful life has thus come to a close. Yet today we are all overcome by deep sorrow that our Party comrade, our Gauleiter and our Reichsstatthalter has been forced to leave us so soon, one of the old guard. Our hearts bleed when we see how our ranks slowly begin to thin out.
But as the old passes, so the young grows to take its place. For this old guard did not live in vain, did not struggle and fight in vain. From their work and their influence has sprung forth the richest of blessings—and Party comrade Captain Loeper was one of the most blessed of men.
Tangermünde (Saxony-Anhalt)
Neustädter Tor in 1935 and today
The Alltagskirche Torgau. Outside Germany, the town is best known as the place where, during the Second World War, United States Army forces coming from the west met forces of the Soviet Union coming from the east during the invasion of Germany on April 25, 1945, which is now remembered as "Elbe Day". Units of the American First Army and the Soviet First Ukrainian Front met on the bridge at Torgau, and at Lorenzkirch (near Strehla), 20 miles to the south. The unit commanders met the following day at Torgau for an official handshake. This marked the beginning of the line of contact between Soviet and American forces, but not the finalized occupation zones. In fact the area surrounding Torgau initially occupied by U.S. forces was later, in July 1945, given over to Soviet forces in compliance with the Yalta agreement. After the war, in 1949, a film called Encounter at the Elbe was released from Mosfilm about this meeting of the two armies. According to journalist Andy Rooney, who was a correspondent in Europe at the time, the Red Army raided the Hohner accordion and harmonica factory at Torgau at the time. There was nothing surprising about that, Rooney said; armies have been plundering civilian property for ages. What was surprising was that half of the soldiers in the Red Army seemed to know how to play a musical instrument. There was a woman, a singer, who had been held prisoner at Torgau during the war, Rooney said, and the Russians freed her. She gave an impromptu concert in the town square, and the sound of her voice rising above the combined accordions and harmonicas playing in unison was something one would never forget.[citation needed] Torgau was one of the prisons where Reinhold Eggers spent his post war imprisonment after being sentenced by the Soviets. Eggers had been the Security Officer at Oflag IV-C during the war, Colditz Castle.
Steinstraße in 1940 and todayOn the morning of 24 June 1922, Walther Rathenau, the German foreign minister, was assassinated as he set off for work from his villa in the Berlin suburb of Grunewald. From another car one assassin picked up a long-barrelled machine-pistol and opened fire whilst the other assassin lobbed a hand grenade into the back of the limousine. The two killers, Erwin Kern and Hermann Fischer, drove into a side street, took off their leather gear, disposed of the machine-pistol and calmly walked away as police cars sped past them on their way to the scene of the crime. The police mounted the largest manhunt Germany had ever seen: 'Wanted' posters appeared all over the country, and police forces were issued with descriptions of the men. The two assassins made their way here to Saaleck Castle whose custodian was a sympathiser, but the police tracked them down. Kern was killed in a shoot-out and Fischer committed suicide; both were in their mid-twenties.
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What had been the NSV ((National Socialist People's Welfare) Erholungsheim, now the town's school
The hometown of one of Germany's greatest war heroes, the U-boat ace Gunther Prien, these two photographs show clearly the radical changes since the war.
Schloßstraße with the Schloßkirche in July 1941 and today.
Schloßstraße with the Schloßkirche in July 1941 and today.
The Stadtkirche from the market square July 29, 1941 and now, from where Luther preached his famous invocavit sermons and which, in 1547 during the Schmalkaldic War, the towers' stone pyramids were removed to make platforms for cannon.
In 1988, the Sculptor Wieland Schmiedel was commissioned to produce a commemorative plaque paying homage to the victims of the Holocaust. It's currently in the consistory of the church, whilst the judensau showing Jews sucking the tits and anus of a pig is allowed to be exhibited outside on the façade. Inscribed over the obscene scene are the words Schem Ha Mphoras, claimed to posses a power Jews have which they keep protected from gentiles. This phrase is actually repeated in the commemorative plaque which reads
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"Gottes eigentlicher Name, der geschmähte Schem Ha Mphoras, den die Juden vor den Christen fast unsagbar heilig hielten, starb in sechs Millionen Juden unter einem Kreuzeszeichen."("God's original name, the maligned Shem Ha Mphoras, which the Jews held holy before the Christians, died in the six million Jews under the sign of the cross.") That the cross was the twisted cross of the Nazis as opposed to the Christian one, and that the phrase did not simply "die" shows how insincere and forced German attempts to say something about their collective guilt are.
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Postcard showing the town flanked by Hitler and Hindenburg on the 1000th anniversary of the 933 Battle of Riade, where King Henry the Fowler gained his great victory over the Hungarians in the vicinity.
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Burg Regenstein is a ruined castle that lies three kilometres north of Blankenburg. Of this once relatively impregnable castle, which was built in the early and high Middle Ages on a 294 metre high sandstone rock towering over the surrounding area, only ruins are visible today. Several internal rooms, carved into the rock, have survived, as have the ruins of the keep. The castle is surrounded by remnants of a more recent fortress. According to legend, once upon a time one of the most beautiful young women in the land was imprisoned in the dungeon of Regenstein Castle, because she had spurned the love of the Count of Regenstein. Using a diamond ring she scratched a hole in the rock, which became so large after a year that she was able to crawl through and escape. After her escape, she returned with her family to the castle, but the count had fled. A little later, she noticed thick smoke gushing from a crack in a rock wall. When she looked through it, she saw the count in purgatory. Then, out of pity, she threw him her ring to him in order to enable the spirit of the count to rest.
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Kern and Fischer were buried in the cemetery below the castle and their grave became, inevitably, a holy place for the Hitler regime, which had a large memorial stone placed there. This was still in situ in the 1980s, though the inscription had been removed by the East German authorities. After German reunification, Saaleck became once more a gathering point for the far right. The stone was therefore removed altogether in 2000. But last July it was reported that a large roughly worked stone had been smuggled into the cemetery by night and placed at the grave. It bore a crudely incised inscription with the names Fischer and Kern and the date they died: 17 July.
The rathaus on Adolf-Hitler-Platz, built in 1509. A bombing target of the Oil Campaign of World War II, the Brabag plant northeast of Zeitz used lignite coal to synthesize ersatz oil – forced labour was provided by the nearby Wille subcamp of Buchenwald in Rehmsdorf and Gleina.The firm Braunkohle-Benzin AG (BRABAG), whose synthetic fuel was supposed to reduce dependence on foreign oil, deployed up to 8,000 prisoners in four plants; in Zeitz alone, 5,000 Jewish prisoners were deployed.
The rathaus is very much as it was when located on Adolf-Hitler-Platz. The Brabag plant northeast of Zeitz which used lignite coal to synthesize ersatz oil was a significant bombing target of the Oil Campaign of the Second World War. Its forced labour was provided by the nearby Wille subcamp of Buchenwald in Rehmsdorf and Gleina. On August 18 1976, the Protestant clergyman Oskar Brüsewitz from Rippicha burnt himself to death in front of the Michaeliskirche. This was a protest against the DDR system.
Under the direction of an American soldier, German civilians from Gardelegen are shown on the left carrying wooden crosses to the site where they were ordered to bury the bodies of concentration camp prisoners killed by the SS in a barn just outside the town. It had been widely reported that members of the local population provided support to the SS during the operation. It took place on April 13 when more than a thousand prisoners, many of them sick and too weak to march any further, were taken from the town of Gardelegen to a large barn on the Isenschnibbe estate and forced inside the building. The assembled guards then barricaded the doors and set fire to gasoline-soaked straw. Prisoners who escaped the conflagration by digging under the barn's walls were killed by the guards. The next day, the SS and local auxiliaries returned to dispose of the evidence of their crime. They planned to incinerate what remained of the bodies and the barn, and kill any survivors of the blaze. The swift advance of the 102nd Infantry Division (United States), however, prevented the SS and its accomplices from completely carrying out this plan. On April 14, the 102nd entered Gardelegen and, the following day, discovered the atrocity. They found the corpses of 1,016 prisoners in the still-smouldering barn and nearby trenches, where the SS had had the charred remains dumped. They also interviewed several of the prisoners who had managed to escape the fire and the shootings. U.S. Army Signal Corps photographers soon arrived to document the Nazi crime and by April 19, 1945, the story of the Gardelegen massacre began appearing in the Western press. On that day, both the New York Times and The Washington Post ran stories on the massacre, quoting one American soldier who stated:
I never was so sure before of exactly what I was fighting for. Before this you would have said those stories were propaganda, but now you know they weren't. There are the bodies and all those guys are dead.On April 21, 1945, the local commander of the 102nd ordered between 200 and 300 men from the town of Gardelegen to give the murdered prisoners a proper burial. Over the next few days, the German civilians exhumed 586 bodies from the trenches and recovered 430 bodies from the barn, placing each in an individual grave. On April 25, the 102nd carried out a ceremony to honor the dead and erected a memorial tablet to the victims, which stated that the townspeople of Gardelegen are charged with the responsibility that the "graves are forever kept as green as the memory of these unfortunates will be kept in the hearts of freedom-loving men everywhere." Also on April 25, Colonel George Lynch addressed German civilians at Gardelegen with the following statement:
The German people have been told that stories of German atrocities were Allied propaganda. Here, you can see for yourself. Some will say that the Nazis were responsible for this crime. Others will point to the Gestapo. The responsibility rests with neither — it is the responsibility of the German people....Your so-called Master Race has demonstrated that it is master only of crime, cruelty and sadism. You have lost the respect of the civilized world.Freyburg
The Turnhalle with the grave of 'Turnvater' Jahn and his house, then and nowBetween 1825-1852, Freyburg was the home in exile to 18th century gymnastics educator Friedrich Ludwig Jahn. He was widely regarded as the founder of modern gymnastics and left behind the world's first gymnasium in Freyburg. He is buried in Freyburg and his memorial in the town as shown during the Nazi era and today has become a pilgrimage site for gymnasts such as Olympic champion Klaus Koeste and world champion Erika Zuchold.
The swastika has taken on a number of meanings over time: Thor's hammer, a sun wheel, a wolf trap, a mill wheel. It has been depicted as crossed lightning bolts, the four "Fs" of Turnvater [father of gymnastics] Jahn (frisch = lively, fromm = devout, fröh lich = cheerful, frei = free),and as a fertility sign. In the twentieth century Kerensky's provisional government in Russia used the swastika on its bank notes as a symbol of independence.
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After seeing Rudinoff in last night's opening of Wonderful Town—5th Avenue Theater's Leonard Bernstein musical revival, of which Rudinoff is one of the leads and the indisputable star—I'm struck again by how fucking lucky we are to have her in our midst.
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Bob Cummings is Executive Vice President, Commercial and is responsible for sales, marketing, communications, network planning and scheduling, revenue management, corporate development, airline partnerships, distribution, digital and WestJet Vacations. Prior to that, he held the title of Executive Vice-President, Sales, Marketing and Guest Experience and was additionally responsible for contact center and guest experience planning.
Bob joined WestJet in March 2005 as Vice-President, Marketing, and quickly mobilized his team to create the Owners advertising campaign – the most successful brand communications platform in WestJet history. He became an Executive Vice President in August 2006.
Bob was named Canada's top marketing executive by Canadian Business magazine in 2008. In 2013, Bob was named as one of the top six marketing executives in the airline industry by the Blue Sky organization.
A native of Edmonton, Bob achieved his undergraduate degree in 1989 from the University of Victoria, followed by his MBA from Queen's University in 1992. Bob worked for more than eight years in the wireless industry in Canada, including a one-year stint in Romania launching the country's first mobile phone service.
WestJet's caring, friendly and appreciative brand attributes align perfectly with Bob's personal values. Bob believes in the Hawaiian word "Ohana" (family comes first). Bob is married to Kim, with two daughters, and he enjoys nothing more than seeing excitement and joy on his girls' faces, whether they are at Disney World or enjoying any one of the many activities that keep them busy and active. Bob's favourite WestJet destinations are Orlando and Maui.


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I am working on a shopping cart in PHP and I seem to be getting this error "Notice: Undefined index:" in all sorts of places. The error refers to the similar bit of coding in different places. For example I have a piece of coding that calculates a package price with the months a user decides to subscribe. I have the following variables where the errors refers to:
$month = $_POST['month'];
$op = $_POST['op'];
The $month variable is the number the user inputs in a form, and the $op variable is different packages whose value are stored in a vriable that a user selects from radio buttons on the form.
I hope that is clear in some way.
Thank You
EDIT: Sorry forgot to mention that they do go away when the user submits the data. But when they first come to the page it displays this error. How I can get rid of it so it doesnt display it?
This is the code:
$pack_1 = 3;
$pack_2 = 6;
$pack_3 = 9;
$pack_4 = 12;
$month = $_POST['month'];
$op = $_POST['op'];
$action = $_GET['action'];
if ( $op == "Adopter" ) {
$answer = $pack_1 * $month;
if ( $op == "Defender" ) {
$answer = $pack_2 * $month;
if ( $op == "Protector" ) {
$answer = $pack_3 * $month;
if ( $op == "Guardian" ) {
$answer = $pack_4 * $month;
switch($action) {
case "adds":


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we have few win xp machines connected to an win2k domain controller. How do I generate a report or view login and logout times from those machines
If you have the right audit settings on the DC logon events should be recorded in the security log.
Or you could apply a batch file via group policy to the machines you would like to monitor. Obviously this would only log times from the time applied though...
Something like:
Edit as needed.
I believe OldCmp will produce a report on login times. Regardless, the JoeWare tools are incredibly handy, particularly for a pre-2008 domain.
It depends on what you're looking for. I assume you're trying to get a list of times / dates of interactive logons (i.e. user sitting at the computer, user using RDP, etc) from client computers.
To do this, you're going to have to do this by monitoring the client computers. "Logon" and "Logoff", with respect to Windows Server computers and remote connections, isn't like TELNET or SSH sessions. When a user logs-on interactively to the client computer that doesn't open some persistent connection (like a TELNET or SSH session) to a server computer that can be monitored. You'll see logon events on your server computers when users logon to client computers interactively, but you'll have a logoff event on the server computer for a given client due to idle timeout, very likely, before the user actually logs-off of their interactive session on the client computer.
Assuming you're auditing "Logon" events on client computers you could either parse their event logs after-the-fact, or do something like creating an event log sink to monitor interactive logon and logoff events on each client computer and report them back to a central database.
Utimately, monitoring interactive logon times in the event logs of client computers should be fairly reliable. You'll have to watch out for crashes and reboots that might end users' sessions so there would need to be some special-case code to watch out for unexpected restarts (and the functionality to log unexpected shutdowns would need to be turned on... I think it's only on in Windows Server versions, by default).
Maybe there is something like "last" as in linux.


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Hi Zulf,
My compliments again for this very useful plugin!
Thanks to this plugin and Styles: Fourteen the possibilities of Twenty Fourteen really become endless!
Now I'm struggling with a question and I'm wondering if this is something you could include in a next update or if there's another workaround that I could add to my child theme.
I have selected "Switch blog feed to show excerpts". Now, my posts tend to begin with an image (other than the featured image) before the text and this image is included in the excerpts even when I reduce the desired excerpt length under "Enter desired home excerpt length (numbers only!)". This looks really funny on the homepage as the idea of the excerpts is that one has the featured image, followed by a few lines of text and then "continue reading", without having another image loaded in the middle of each excerpt.
On my new website I just moved the image down on the post itself so that the first thing that can be loaded are a few lines of text, but I'm now revamping older blogs with the Fourteen theme and going through all the old posts and moving down the first image is close to impossible, so would there be a possibility to add an option "exclude images in the excerpts", so that only the "featured image" loads, but not images that are in the core of the text?
Another related question is, would it be possible to add a blank line under the excerpts (as an option for those who need it in their lay-out). When I use excerpts, my 'ShareThis' buttons automatically appear right under each excerpt, which is ok, but there is virtually no space between the last line of the excerpt and the buttons (even less space than between the lines of the excerpt themselves), so the possibility to add a blank line under the excerpt would be very welcome.
Thanks much in advance for your help!
BTW, great that the excerpts are now added to the Archives, Categories, Tags, Author & Search Pages too!


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A drizzle filled day was the theme for the Brazos Valley Wednesday. No need to put the umbrella up just yet -- we'll continue with a rain chance on Thursday and Friday. Significant rainfall and strong storms could be in the cards to wrap the week up.
Not Even a Drop in the Rain Gauge
Wednesday's drizzle is the first rainfall the Brazos Valley has received since the weekend before Christmas.
Cloudy skies & drizzle were caused by a process known as "Overrunning" -- where cool air at the surface is "run over" by warmer & moist winds from the south.
Even with that overrunning drizzle falling most of the day, rain totals were pretty bleak. Here's a look at where the gauge sits as of 8pm:
No worries -- more significant rain looks to try to fall...
Thursday Umbrellas
A weak disturbance will skirt across Oklahoma and North Texas on Thursday. That will drag a weak boundary into the Brazos Valley, leading to rain chances once again.
While it is still a bit uncertain exactly where that boundary will ultimately settle up, there are positive signs that it will stall somewhere across the Brazos Valley. Here's the latest from our Regional PinPoint Computer Forecast Model:
15km PinPoint Forecast Computer Model:
At most we are looking for 0.25" to 0.50" of new rainfall by the end of business Thursday.
Friday Rainfall Promising
If you are going to put your chips on a day for rain -- Friday is the "all in on red."
As an upper-level systems swings down from the Pacific Northwest and across Texas Friday / Saturday, our rain chances will increase Friday afternoon / Friday evening.
We'll likely see a broken line of showers and thunderstorms attempt to form and blow west to east across the area. A few showers could bring brief moderate to heavy rainfall. In fact, one or two strong to severe thunderstorms are not 100% out of the question.
Should a storm become strong to briefly severe, gusty winds in excess of 50mph would be the main threat. The overall severe threat only sits at a 5% chance.
With rainfall starting as early as the time your alarm starts ringing Thursday morning, don't forget you can always get the latest by checking Interactive PinPoint Radar.
We'll be watching the radar Thursday -- be sure to grab that umbrella. We'll touch back Thursday evening, here on the weather page, to talk more about Friday's rain / storm potential.
--Chief Meteorologist Shel Winkley


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John's Awesome Way Good Cheap Chili
Spend as little as possible for the most expensive ingredient, wait for a boneless chuck roast sale and ask the butcher to grind a roast or two for you, it makes outstanding hamburger. Another alternative is ground turkey in the frozen rolls. OR pork butts can be found on sale all the time. They make great sting "hamburger." They have just the right fat content, perfect for chili.
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- 2 lbs. ground pork butts
- 2 lbs. dried pinto beans
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 1 large green bell pepper chopped
- 1/2 cup pickled Jalapeno peppers chopped
- 1/4 cup flour (or so)
- 4 heaping tablespoons chili powder or so, to taste
- 2 tablespoons sugar ~ to taste
- 1 cup Pace Hot Salsa
- 4 to 5 small cans of tomato sauce
- 1-2 large cloves of fresh garlic
- 1 teaspoon or so chopped red hot chili peppers (optional)
- salt to taste
Instructions:A few hours before dinner put new pinto beans on to boil. Use just enough water to cook the beans. Do not make soup! If your beans are fresh, meaning less than a year old, they will get nice and tender in a few hours. If they are not new beans, they may never get tender. Brown the ground pork with onions, garlic and peppers. Once meat is cooked mix flour in thoroughly. Add tomato sauce and chili powder and simmer a few minutes. Mix meat mixture in with cooked beans and water, add remaining ingredients, bring to boil and simmer for a while. Make adjustments on seasonings to suit your taste. For thicker chili, tomato puree or a little tomato paste can be used with or in place of tomato sauce. You can see that this recipe is not an exact science.
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Help, please!
My original problem was that I couldn't create a backup of my blog. I got the error message "backup directory not writable". So I came to the support forum, searched for a solution to that problem and found a thread where experts recommended changing the CHMOD settings of the wp-content folder.
So I tried to apply this piece of advice. Using WS_FTP95, I accessed my remote WordPress folder, right-clicked on the "wp-content" folder and chose "CHMOD" in the context menu. There I clicked the "write" option for "Group" and "Other", then clicked "OK".
When I returned to the browser tab where I had the WP-admin panel open, it said "page no longer valid", so I logged into my wp-admin again ... but there was no "backup" button any more - and - far worse - whenever I click on "view site" now or enter the blog URI in the address field of my browser, I get a blank, white page! My blog seems to have gone.
Luckily, when I click on "manage - posts" the posts still seem to be there. But nothing is shown at the blog address. Neither can I access the wp-content folder via FTP any more (error message: "Permission Denied").
What can I do?
I'd be most grateful for helpful advice.
And another question: if backing up is such trouble - is it even worth it?


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What symptoms and signs did you experience with Sjögren's syndrome?
Comment from: Katdog, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: March 03
I have burning lips, sore tongue and hot gums because of Sjogren's syndrome. My eyes are constantly blurred. I have tear duct plugs and use Restasis 3 plus times a day. It never goes away and I never have a day without it. Body aches do respond to daily SSRI (selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors) and Celebrex along with many supplements. Hope this helps someone.
Comment from: Gina, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: February 23
I have had dry eyes for decades. So much so I was unable to wear contacts. I remember reading a list of symptoms for Sjogren's syndrome back when I was in nursing school and said to myself, 'I bet I have that.' I have dry eyes, fatigue, dry skin and nails, and hair loss at times. Those are the main symptoms. Somewhat dry mouth, but not terrible. I just need to sip fluid but I still have good saliva production as per doctors.
Comment from: goiter girl, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: August 15
I have Graves' disease and Sjogren's syndrome. It took me 6 years to get a diagnosis. I have joint pain, ear pain, dry mouth, increased cavities, dry eyes, extreme fatigue, dry skin, hair loss, and depression. A friend of mine suggest trying the autoimmune protocol/Paleo diet. It is quite restrictive. I followed it for 3 weeks without fail and felt great and even woke up in a puddle of drool, sounds gross I know. It is not a cure but it did lessen my symptoms. Many books out there I like practical Paleo and the autoimmune cookbook. It takes an effort which is hard with our fatigue, but it is worth it.
Comment from: QuickDigits, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: March 11
I am a 65-year old female. I was diagnosed about a month ago with SLE (systemic lupus erythematosus), mixed connective tissue disease and Raynaud"s syndrome. My rheumatologist diagnosed me. The blood test was 8 pages long. My ANA was through the roof! I am grateful to finally know and understand why I"ve been feeling this way for the last 35 years. I also tested positive (with 2 tests) for Sjogren"s disease. I don"t have the typical aches and pains and joint problems, but my mouth is always dry and I must have juice or water all the time next to me. I take 5mg prednisone daily, Plaquenil 200mg twice a day and 5mg Norvasc daily. I am very new to this disease, since I have only known I have it since one month ago. I get tired very easily and don"t have much energy. I have really good medical insurance for which I am grateful to have at this time.
Comment from: Heidi, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: March 06
I was diagnosed at 37 with Sjogren's, I am sure I had it for many years before. I now have rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. It has been getting worse and worse. I was on all kinds of medications however nothing is working. Dry eyes, dry nose, dry mouth, sensitive mouth and teeth, headaches, joint and muscle pain; face gland hurts like I have been punched, every day. Fatigue is almost always high. I nap 2 to 3 hours a day then all night or I cannot sleep at all. Brain keeps going and body says no. I hope for something to help in the future. This is not a way to live.
Comment from: Denise, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: February 07
I think I have had Sjogren's for a long time. I have always had dry mouth and eyes, my skin is fair so it is dry also. I was diagnosed with lupus back in 1993, Sjogren's around 2001. It was very bad for around 5 years, then I found MSM (methylsulfonylmethane). It has helped me feel much better. I now have found tulsi tea, I no longer have reflux and am off my medications. I still have my cough, and problem swallowing, but I'm not hurting that much. I'm easily fatigued, don't sleep well and all my teeth have been replaced with dentures. Life is better now the Sjogren's is not active.
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IBM® WebSphere® Service Registry and Repository (hereafter called Service Registry) lets you invoke plug-ins that enable custom code to be executed in order to automate tasks or do additional processing of data based on actions taking place. Actions can include creating, updating, or deleting an object; transitioning an object from one life cycle state to another; making an object governable; or removing governance from an object. Based on the action, different plug-ins are called to perform validations, modifications, or notifications before or after the user's interaction with an object stored in Service Registry. There are three plug-in types:
- Modification plug-in
- Invoked after a user's interaction with an object, but before committing the changes to the Service Registry database, so that additional changes can be processed. If errors occur during the process of modification, the entire transaction is rolled back.
- Notification plug-in
- Invoked after changes are committed to the Service Registry database. These plug-ins are not used to change the content of the Service Registry, but to perform notification tasks or log variances.
- Validation plug-in
- Invoked before the actions are processed to ensure the validity of certain registry transactions and to enable modification of object attributes.
These three plug-in types come in two flavours, for objects set under governance, and objects not set under governance. In this article, you'll learn how to create, configure, and deploy plug-ins in Service Registry. This process will be explained using a sample modification plug-in, but the same principles also apply to Notification and Validation plug-ins.
Sample scenario
Many customer implementations of Service Registry have to store objects of custom type, based on a custom metadata model consisting of objects, object attributes, and relationships among objects.
The scenario in this article focuses on a Service Registry object of a custom type with two custom properties named
minorVersion and
During a search on two identically named artifacts within Service Registry, only the default properties are displayed, not the custom ones, so it is a good idea to fill default properties
with the values of custom properties in order to find the correct artifact. Therefore the values of the two properties
minorVersion and
majorVersion should be concatenated and stored in the default property
Sample scenario
In order to implement a modification plug-in that concatenates the two custom property values and stores the result in the default property
version, you need to develop
a custom Java™ class that implements the interface
com.ibm.serviceregistry.ServiceRegistryModifier, using Service Registry V6.2.0 or later.
ServiceRegistryModifier implements three methods:
Table 1. ServiceRegistryModifier methods
|Method Name
|Invoked by creating an entity in Service Registry
|Invoked by modifying an entity already in Service Registry
|Invoked by deleting an entity already in Service Registry
Each method must return a status object named
ServiceRegistryStatus to indicate the completion of the action taking place in the method and describing the success of the
modification plug-in. In the sample scenario, the two methods create() and update() will be implemented. Here is a depiction of the solution:
Process overview
- Start WebSphere Integration Developer and create a new Application Client Project.
- Configure the Java build path for the project.
- Create the plug-in implementation.
- Export the plug-in.
- Import the plug-in JAR file into Service Registry.
- Configure Service Registry to invoke the plug-in.
1. Start WebSphere Integration Developer and create a new Application Client Project
Develop the custom Java class to implement the modification plug-in:
- Start WebSphere Integration Developer.
- Select Window => Open perspective => Other => J2EE to switch to the J2EE perspective:
- Select New => Project to create a new J2EE application client project:
- Enter a name for the project and click Finish. In this example, the target runtime is WebSphere Process Server V6.1, but you can also use WebSphere Application Server V6.2.
2. Configure the Java Build Path for the project
As mentioned above, in order to develop a modification plug-in, the created class must implement the interface
com.ibm.serviceregistry.ServiceRegistryModifier with all of its methods.
In order to resolve all necessary imports and dependencies, you must configure the Java build path for the project. Therefore two JAR files named
sdo-int.jar and
ServiceRegistryClient.jar are delivered with Service Registry in the root directory of the Service Registry installation .
- Right-click the project Sample Modification Plug-in in the Project Explorer and select Build path => Configure build path.
- Select the Libraries tab and click Add external JARs:
- Select ServiceRegistryClient.jar and sdo-int.jar from the Service Registry installation root directory and click Open.
- Click OK to end the Build path configuration.
3. Create the plug-in implementation
- Right-click on the project Sample Modification Plug-in in the Project Explorer and select New => Class.
- Enter the appropriate information in the dialog:
- You can directly add the interface, which should be implemented by the class interfaces: Add => Type => ServiceRegistryModifier => Add => OK:
As you can see, all necessary methods are generated by the wizard. Now you can start inserting the custom code for the modification plug-in. In our example we only need to implement the methods create() and update(). Download the plug-in sample provided with the article for further information about the implementation and logic of the plug-in. The URIs in the code sample should match your Service Registry configuration, especially the business model.
4. Export the plug-in
After developing the necessary custom code for the plug-in, you need to export it into a JAR file, which you can then load into Service Registry and invoke:
- Right-click on the project in the Project Explorer and select Export => App Client JAR file.
- Browse the destination for the export and click Finish:
5. Import the plug-in JAR file into Service Registry
You can use the Web UI of Service Registry to import the plug-in's JAR file:
- Open a browser window and log in to Service Registry.
- Select the Configuration perspective and click Go.
- In the navigation tree, select Active Configuration Profile => Plug-ins => JARs:
- Click Load JAR Plug-in in the content pane.
- Click Browse and specify the path to your plug-ins JAR file. Enter a name for the plug-in and click OK:
You should receive a message saying
The upload was successful.
6. Configure Service Registry to invoke the plug-in
After loading the plug-in into your Service Registry configuration, you have to enable the plug-in so that Service Registry can invoke it when needed:
- In the navigation tree, click on Modification properties, since this is Modification plug-in:
- Open the Modification properties plug-in by clicking on the name.
- Find the line beginning with
- Enter the package name of the plug-in's Java class combined with the Java class name:
- Click Apply and then OK.
Service Registry is now configured to invoke the plug-in.
In this article, you've learned about the different types of Service Registry plug-ins, implemented a custom plug-in, and configured Service Registry to invoke it. You can now go on to develop different types of plug-ins yourself, and use the downloadable sample to invoke custom plug-ins for execution by Service Registry.
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Arms Dealer
|Buy all the Weapon Upgrades and Android Co-Pilots in the game.
This achievement is missable. You can't replay missions at the end so it's important that you raise all the funds you can from each level. Nearly every level has little gold asteroid things (worth 50 credits each) and also enemies that aren't main objectives. Shoot any Frigates, Fighters and Cruisers that you can. Save the main objectives until the end.
Level 7A is great because it has blue fuel cell things (a main objective) that are worth 300 credits each. There are loads of them on this level. Get them all for loads of cash.
If you're having problems buying anything, it's because the game was developed poorly. At the end of a mission, go to the galaxy map screen and press to return to your main base. This is where you can buy weapons. Buy everything but note that some of the heavy weapons are hidden at the top of their respective lists and not always the bottom, so make sure you scroll through each complete list.
The final upgrade is the android "Brain". You rescue him on level 9A from the Base Star. The achievement pops as soon as you do (if you've bought everything else). I had all the money I needed by the end of mission 7C.
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Incinerator Studios
May 11, 2011
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Animal care and service workers care for the needs of animals. They feed, water, groom, bathe, and exercise pets and other nonfarm animals. Job tasks vary by position and place of work. Show Details
Pest control workers control, manage, or remove unwanted creatures, such as roaches, rats, ants, termites, and bedbugs, that infest buildings and surrounding areas. Show Details


text: I wrote a post for publishing in the future by a few hours. At the appointed time, it didn't. I could view it in admin, but it simply won't publish. I get a "Page not found" message instead. I tried another fresh post, still get the same "not found" message. I can no longer publish anything, although everything else seems to be working fine.