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All over the world today, working people, revolutionaries, people of color, lesbians and gays are denied their natural right to free speech. But they resist every step of the way — no matter what the retaliation.
Working women are central in this struggle for free speech and association because we have the most to gain and the least to lose by fighting. In Alabama, Black women are jailed for registering voters. In Africa and in Central America, women fight on the front lines of revolution. In South Korea and other Asian countries, women textile and industrial workers speak out, organize, and strike against the inhumane conditions in factories.
Young Irish women and men in Armagh Prison refuse to be silenced, and sing their revolutionary songs although isolated from one another in tiny cells.
In Poland, Anna Walentinowicz, a crane operator and union leader, organized a strike center in the Lenin Shipyards of Gdansk and sparked the 1980 Polish rebellion. She is now in jail.
Here in California, I was fired from my lecturer's position at the University of California at Berkeley for exercising my right to free speech and speaking out against discrimination and oppression. I am fighting now to regain my job.
Women everywhere are persecuted, imprisoned, and put to death — the extreme form of censorship — for exercising the right to free speech and association. Yet, we keep on speaking out because we have to. Censorship is one of the most powerful forms of oppression. It isolates people. It stops criticism, protest, action. It prevents a progressive continuum of struggle. Kept in ignorance,· not knowing our history, our roots, we have to start over from the beginning.
In the U.S., free speech is supposed to be constitutionally guaranteed. But that's true only for a certain class of people — not for the majority, whose rights can be cut as abruptly as mine were.
Falling off the ladder. Until June 1982, I was a lecturer: for nine years at San Francisco State University and then for four more at the University of California/Berkeley. A marginal worker, I had few benefits, no job security. I was told that because I was in the lowest echelon of the teaching establishment, I shouldn't have free speech. It is reserved for ladder-rank faculty or professors who receive tenure.
That's what tenure is all about. But it's practically guaranteed that a professor who receives tenure — usually a straight white male with a Ph.D — will have nothing to say that will threaten the capitalist establishment.
He won't protest, for example, that the University of California is not the liberal bastion of free speech it's purported to be; that it supports the Lawrence, Livermore, and Los Alamos warfare labs; that it has investments in white South Africa; that it has just spent over $1 million to prevent unions from organizing on its campuses; that it has blatantly violated affirmative action policies; or that it has whittled and chopped away at Ethnic Studies, Women's Studies, and the Educational Opportunity Program since their inception.
I didn't play the tenure game. I supported students in their protests against elimination of student and community participation in Asian American Studies at Berkeley; against the elimination of community language courses; against the firings of staff, student-tutors, and other female lecturers who are community activists; against the elimination of the goal of an autonomous Third World College. All these policy changes signaled the death of the original concept of Ethnic Studies as set forth in 1969.
My stand against the University, the sold-out, opportunistic, self-serving powers-that-be as represented by the ladder-rank faculty in Asian American Studies, did not just include my visible, outspoken criticism of "management." I was also a unionist and a socialist feminist lesbian. I spoke out, criticized, and made statements about who I am, fully and with dignity.
Because I spoke out, I got fired.
The path to protest. I became a radical precisely because I realized that I had no free speech. I grew up in capitalist society. I went to school for 21 years and never heard about Third World people, about women, about lesbians and gays. I had no idea that there is a history of Asians in this country, a history of resistance and struggle, a history of culture and art. We have been censored out! My people are invisible. Maybe we get a paragraph in American history books about being railroad workers or about being interned during World War II. Maybe not.
But I was one of the lucky ones. Because of the civil rights movement and the Third World liberation strikes, I got my first teaching job in 1969 in the Educational Opportunity Program at San Francisco State. And that's when my education began: from students, from Third World men and women, and from the materials that we began to discover together.
In the mid-'70s, I became aware of the women's movement and discovered books about and by women. I taught a class on Third World women in Women's Studies at San Francisco State, and again a reciprocal learning process occurred between me and my students.
In 1977, I was scared to call myself a feminist. I didn't want my Asian American community to reject me-as if the Asian American community is a gigantic monolith with a single perspective! But as I grew as a radical and a feminist, I realized that the establishment sector of the Asian American community exercises its own form of censorship — to keep women and gays in their subordinate, invisible places. The establishment maintains this subordination through cultural nationalism, a political tendency that says race liberation is primary, that we are all Asian American "brothers and sisters" and women's liberation can come later.
Asian American women, like all women of color, are under incredible pressure not to be feminists or to speak out against the sexism in our families and communities. We get called emasculators. So we put our feminism in the closet and come out as Asian Americans, period.
Asian American lesbians are the hardest hit within our communities. Our mere existence is a stand against the status quo. We're not dependent on men or the family to make us whole, visible. We are seen as unnatural, sick, immoral, or products of decadent Western civilization. In practically every single publication put out today by and about Asian America, there is not one mention of the existence of lesbians and gay men. We are invisible within an already invisible American minority.
We get sexism and homophobia from our families and community, racism and class oppression from the women's community, and the whole shebang from society at large. That's censorship.
So for radicals, the struggle against censorship is central to our struggle for liberation.
Persistence, persistence. I was the only educator in Asian American Studies (AAS) to teach the interconnections between race, sex, sexuality, and class, the only one to talk about lesbian and gay and feminist issues. The ladder-rank faculty in AAS meanwhile sold students, community activists, feminists, radicals, lesbians and gays down the river. These faculty members became agents of the University and lined up against the student tutors and me because we were outspoken. If I had played the game, I might have been tolerated; ranked-faculty might have bragged that they, too, had "one of those."
But I wouldn't ever have been part of their buddy system, attending their socials and book parties and moving up the ladder. I would merely have been tolerated and joked about. And fired when they felt it was expedient.
So you see, none of us has anything to lose by speaking out. What do we have in our silence? Do we really think that in this time and place silence will give Third World men and women, or Third World lesbians job security? We would just be practicing more of the self-denial and censorship that we have practiced for centuries.
I intend to fight that self-denial. We, the Merle Woo Defense Committee and I, are taking my case to the state and federal courts, charging UC/Berkeley with violation of my First Amendment rights, violation of due process, and discrimination based on race, sex, sexuality, and political ideology. We are also trying the case in the community where it belongs, writing our briefs with an eye to the general reader. We want the case public in order to educate and to expose the University's institutionalized oppression and censorship.
These issues have gained us national and international support. People have endorsed the case and donated money who don't even know who I am, but who know that what has happened to me can eventually happen to them. Many know that we're living in a terrible economic depression, that we're seeing the decline of capitalism, and that fascism is beginning to stretch and gape its jaws.
Cases like mine are very important means to an end. They help expose the nature of our oppressive capitalist institutions — how they censor and subjugate all who are not straight, white, and male, in order to meet the political and economic needs of the profit system.
By exposing the system for what it is, by speaking the truth in a public arena, by organizing people, and by educating, picketing, demonstrating, and striking, we are on the way to closing this system down. We will create anew, free society where all can speak out fully and with dignity; where we will produce for need and not for profit; a free, all-embracing society, which will give men and women the chance to reach our fullest potential. This is our basic right as human beings.
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Today was a fun day. I went to the local "Wallsend Winter Carnivale", a long running street fair through the main thorough-fair of the next suburb over. I have been going for years, but this year I was in the parade as a NSW State Emergency Service volunteer…yay! This is me with my Mum:
Following the marching and the handing out of pamphlets and the smiling at excited kiddies, I stomped up and down the street in my big boots and did some serious shopping.And that's when I found this:
For $3 I just couldn't leave it there, though I certainly had mixed feelings about it. I absolutely hate orangey, 70s, wallpaperish, upholsteryish, florals. Yuck! I have always, always avoided such colours and designs. But this little piece was so clearly vintage (though I'm not certain from what era), and so "sewing history", that I had to have it. It is now growing on me so I am wondering how I can work with it to make it my very own. I'd like to keep in fairly original so I am thinking I will just give it a good clean and make a little insert/divider for it. I don't have a sewing box because no matter how cute the ones in store are I just can't bring myself to pay $50 for essentially the same thing as this, made from less quality materials.
So welcome to my sewing world, little "so ugly it's cute" box 🙂
PS: Anyone who can give me an idea of whether this is 60s, 70s or 80s, or even a possible manufacturer, will receive much love 😀

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My C# (MW6) experiencis are low so I ask for help to solve my idea to activate the tooltip function to show the data when mousemove are over the line for example.
This I like to do inside the IdentifyFunction.cs file with this code:
if (Map.FunctionMode == FunctionModes.ToolTip)
TT = new System.Windows.Forms.ToolTip();
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xp - 15, yp - 42, 300); >>>>>> ERROR !!!!
>>>> what goes in the last line code instead od geoMap1 ????
My another goal is instead of above code to call new public method inside the frmMapWindow6.cs but then I have circular dependency.
Thanks for any help, Vojko
I've never tried using tool tips the way you are doing so. I usually would use "TT.SetToolTip(geoMap1, "Hello Everyone");" to define the tool tip for an entire control, but I am not sure why you are getting an error. I will
try it out in a bit to see if I can get the best idea for showing a popup bubble when you mouse over certain features.
How could I use "TT.SetToolTip(geoMap1, "Hello Everyone");" on the specific coordinates?
When I want to declare the coordinates XP and YP than I use this command:
"TT.Show("Hello You", geoMap1, xp - 15, yp - 42, 300);"
When used inside IdentifyFunction.cs build report "The name "geoMap1" does not exists in the current context"!
I know this thread is 2 years old, but did you solve it?
I'm currently looking for a way to show a popup bubble when you mouse over certain features, and found this thread which seems to be looking for the same thing.
just wanted to ask if somebody found an easy way to display a tooltip when moving the mouse over a line in the map.
Thanks for any Help!
Maybe this would be an interesting feature for further releases?
If this would be ok I would create a proposal in the issue tracker.
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The most effective home remedy for yeast infection
Are you looking for the best remedy for yeast infection? Did you try some over the counter treatments and it was not successful for you? Still suffering from irritating symptoms? No worries! May be the following paragraphs will help you to find the most suitable home remedy for you.
First, you have to know that you are not the only one suffering from this problem. Actually, it is quite an issue for many people and many of them are looking for the best and affordable cure. Perhaps you searched the web looking for the best remedy that will put an end to these itching and burning and then you found many of them promising the permanent cure.
But, you are not so sure about it, as some of them were quite expensive and beyond your budget. Normally, people believe that expensive products are the most effective, but this is not the case. As a matter of fact most of these products available on the market are not getting to the roots of the problem to solve it; they are just helping in temporary relieving the pain.
The most efficient remedy is the natural one and of course you will not lose anything if they didn't work for you, but sure they will. Apple cedar vinegar is one of the best cures that you might use because of its ability to restore the PH of the vagina. You may get a bathtub filled with warm water and add to it four spoons of vinegar and bath in it for about twenty minutes.
Garlic clove is very effective as well and it is very well known of its anti bacterial effects. If you insert a garlic clove inside the vagina for few hours you will clearly see the difference within less than a week.
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An aquatic exercise flexible enough to provide core, strength, balance and gait training or an aerobic workout. Instructors are certified by the MS Society and work hands-on with participants as needed.
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High-intensity interval training will rock your body! You will work harder than you do on land due to the cooling effect of the water and the buoyancy that protects your joints. Great cross training for all fitness enthusiasts.
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With land equivalent intensity, fantastic sing-along quality music, and dynamic instructors, enjoy the pure fun of this 55 minute water extravaganza.
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DIY HOLLYWOOD WEDDING | Kassee + Aaron | The prettiest li'l wedding I ever did see. + Bambino blogs now.We love this particular blogger, not only for her great insight on weddings, but also for the updates she provides us on her adorable French bulldog named Bambino. So if you love weddings and you love dogs too, The Knotty Bride is definitely the perfect blog for you. This post features Kasee and Aaron's beautiful wedding along with updates on Bambino.
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How to Determine Your Wedding's Dress Code It can sometimes be difficult to know how to ask your guests to dress at your wedding. Luckily, From I Will To I Do posted some really helpful tips for how to determine the appropriate attire. The post even discusses how to handle those who you worry may not adhere to your dress code. Definitely a must read for any couple planning their wedding.
DIY Wildflower Seed Scrub Favors These DIY wildflower seed scrubs presented by The Bride's Guide could definitely be the perfect wedding favor! They are not only pretty, natural, useful, and easy to make, but also will be a favor your guest will love. This is one of those great favors your guests will be sure to take home!
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Talking about WoW, as we do here.
Going to start cranking on player character Artcraft(s), next is human male.
- Chris G. Robinson (@artofcgrobinson) June 20, 2014
What is this strange sensation? Is it... can it be... joy?
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Q4Q: Do you think Warlords is setting up for disappointment as the first expansion with no new class or race? I understand that the new character models are taking a lot of resources and that a new class might not be needed. But there's still seems to be a subjective feeling that this expansion is *lacking* something, and I'm not sure why.
New classes/races are easy to put on a box and point to as something new. It's hard to convey "Instead of new leveling content for a new race, we're putting that development time into new content for people to go through on their way to level 100." Same thing with a new class (especially one like a death knight, which got its own leveling zone - monks kind of got a hub and some specific monkish quests). I don't think Warlords is setting us up for anything, I think it's more human nature to ignore nuance in favor of broad strokes. New race or class = new content, whereas just going straight to new content isn't as easily grasped, because expansions offer that anyway.
On the other hand, new classes and races offer that 'new play experience smell' - they do new things, look new, it's easy to feel like you're getting something with them. In the end, I think Warlords is offering a lot more than just new character models - there's tons of quests, whole new kinds of encounters, the garrison, and huge, sweeping class revamps to go along with stat squishing, dungeons, a new raid structure, etc etc.
Ultimately, the lack of a new race or class is pretty meaningless, and if people are disappointed for that alone, I'd argue it was more on them than on Blizzard.


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Though this library still needs a lot of work it's already quite powerful and has lots of potential to become a great GUI library.


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Today, people with severe vision-loss are able to read the texts of popular novels, famous classics, fascinating educational books and great songs, purely by running their fingers over sheets of paper filled with lines of embossed dots or bumps.
This system, called 'Braille', has existed for nearly two hundred years. Although it's taken for granted today, the story of its creation is one of perseverance ingenuity, skill and bravery against incredible odds. Its story is the story of its creator, the young boy who helped the blind to read: Louis Braille.
This posting will examine how Braille created his system of writing for the blind, and all the struggles that he encountered along the way.
The World Before Braille
Losing one's eyesight, or to be born without it, is one of mankind's greatest fears. So much of our world relies on vision. In the world before Braille existed, blind people were ostricised by their communities. It was very difficult finding work for blind people.
They could only do things with their hands, and even then, only limited things. Making shoes, making baskets, weaving and brush-making, all, admittedly, rather low-paying jobs. And because blind people could not read or write, they could not communicate as effectively with other people. These restrictions made life for the blind extremely difficult. To say nothing about the lack of support-services. Charity was little, and specialist institutions nonexistent. The blind were left literally groping around in the dark with nobody to guide them.
Who Was Louis Braille?
The tragedy and innovation, the skill and determination of Louis Braille is one of the most famous and touching stories in the history of the world. It involved battling against incredible odds and the acceptance of limitations. This is the story of Louis Braille and his writing-system.
Louis Braille was born in the small village of Coupvrey (pronounced "Koop-vrey"), a few miles east of Paris, France, on the 4th of January, 1809. He was the youngest of four children born to Simon-Rene, and Monique Braille. His three older siblings included two sisters (Monique Catherine, and Marie Celine, born 1793 and 1797 respectively), and one older brother, Louis-Simon, born 1795. Young Louis was his father's favourite child.
Louis Braille's family was not particularly rich, but they weren't poor, either. Monsieur Braille made a living as a saddler, a manufacturer of leathergoods for horses (specifically saddles, belts and harnesses). He made a tidy living and provided comfortably for his family.
Louis Braille had the habit of following his father into his workshop. Leather-working was dangerous stuff. Sharp knives and needles were required to cut, sew and puncture leather to make it into the products which Louis's father sold around town. In a classic case of workplace negligence, Mr. Braille left his son working on a belt. Now all belts need belt-holes for the buckle to slip through. Young Louis picked up an awl (a long, sharp spike) to punch a hole into the leather strap of the belt. The spike slipped across the smooth surface of the belt, piercing Louis's right eye.
The local physician was called for at once, and the wound was bandaged, but the infection could not be treated. Within weeks, Louis had become infected in both eyes, and by the age of five, had become completely blind, despite his parents taking him to every doctor, surgeon and specialist that they could think of!
Despite his disability, Louis's parents raised their blind son no differently than any of their other children, although they did have to make a few changes. Mr. Braille carved out staffs and canes for Louis to use, so that he could tap his way around town, much like how a modern white cane is used. The boy was found to be singularly intelligent, and many of the village elders believed that despite his blindness, young Louis showed promise of being a scholar.
Louis's parents were unsure about how to fulfill these wishes. The village schoolmasters and priests had told them that their son could flourish under proper tutelage, which they, unfortunately, could not provide. But there was hope, in the shape of a new institution in operation in Paris.
The National Institute for Blind Youth was established in Paris just a few decades before, in 1784. To be honest, it wasn't much of an institute. There wasn't much money, and the facilities were rather basic, but it was, nonetheless, a specialist school for the blind – the first ever to exist in the history of the world. And for a humble family such as the Brailles, most importantly…it was free!
The National Institute for Blind Youth
By the age of 10, it was decided that Louis could no longer remain in his hometown of Coupvrey. The educational facilities there simply weren't suited to a child who couldn't see to read, or write, or to do much else. So Louis's parents arranged for him to attend the institute in Paris.
The Institute was operated by a man named Valentin Hauy. Hauy came from a prominent French family. He was a philanthropist, and his brother was a pioneering mineralogist, that is, a geologist who devotes his time to the study of minerals.
Hauy himself was not blind, but he felt moved to set up the institute to provide assistance to the blind. Here, blind students could mix and mingle with their own kind, they could feel safe, supported and loved. Most people didn't know how to handle things like this, and so mostly, blind people were left to fend for themselves. But Hauy was determined to try. He even developed a method for blind people to read!
The Hauy Method of blind reading involved embossing letters from the alphabet onto thick paper, so that blind students could run their fingers across them and feel out the letters, and read the words printed in front of them. This was revolutionary, but extremely ineffective.
To begin with, you needed very thick paper, so that the copper wires doing the embossing wouldn't rip it to pieces.
Secondly, the letters had to be supersized, so that the students could feel them with their hands. This made the books extremely large, and heavy.
And thirdly, the method used to make these books and documents was tricky. And they couldn't be manufactured easily. In fact, they were so difficult to produce that when the school opened in 1784, there were only THREE books in the entire institute!
Apart from the lack of books, and despite the teachers' best efforts, there were few other ways for the students to learn. Going outside into the streets of Paris for excursions was done only occasionally, with the schoolboys all holding onto a length of rope held by one of the schoolmasters. They became known as the "rope gang" because of it.
Despite all of Hauy's good intentions, several of his students disliked the books. They were difficult to buy, difficult to read, difficult to carry around and there just weren't enough of them! Louis Braille was one of the students who complained about their significant and several drawbacks, and pointed out that the books were designed to let blind students read the text of the sighted. What Louis decided they needed was blind text, written by blind people, which blind people could understand!
The Development of the Braille System
At the age of just 12, Braille was already forming his new method of blind writing. The story goes that he was inspired by a story in a newspaper which was read to him by a friend.
The story focused on an invention created by French army-captain, Charles Barbier le Sarre. Realising the importance for codes in transporting vital, but secret information, Barbier created a system of communications that didn't rely on letters at all, but rather, on embossed dots and dashes, arranged on a sheet of paper. Because this type of code could be felt by the fingers and read perfectly easily, even in the dark, he called his invention "Night Writing".
Realising the potential for his invention to help the blind, Barbier arranged a visit to the Institute for Blind Youth to tell them about his idea.
Braille was fascinated by this development, but the only problem was that Barbier's system of writing was far too complicated! It would take ages to reproduce and just wasn't practical. To begin with, it worked on phonetics, not on the alphabet. The bumps and ridges didn't represent letters, they represented sounds! This made it difficult for students to read the texts, because it took so many more bumps to create a sound than it did to create a single letter.
Young Louie Braille was sure that this system of "night writing" could be of use to the blind, but it had to be improved and simplified before it could work!
By cutting out all the unnecessary bumps, ridges and dots in Barbier's system, Braille was able to produce a "prototype" alphabet as early as 1824, when he was just fifteen! Using the same, thick paper that Barbier used, Braille punched out the dots in the paper using a leather-worker's awl, the very same tool which had blinded him over a decade before!
Barbier, an aristocratic army-officer, was insulted that a mere child should think that his MARVELLOUS INVENTION!!…Should require "improvement" or "simplification"! And from a blind person, too! He was so outraged that he left the school!
But the seeds for Braille's new system of writing were sown, and he began to work on his own form of embossed writing.
While some of the schoolmasters and directors were impressed by young Braille's ingenuity and creativity, other teachers, like Barbier, felt insulted. Not because a child had dared to challenge the skills of an adult, but because a system of writing accessible only to the blind would mean that sighted people couldn't read it. And if they couldn't read it, then they wouldn't understand it! It was many years before Braille's system of writing would be adopted in the school, and not after a LOT of protest from both the teachers, and the students.
The beauty of the Braille system, vs. the Barbier system was that Braille's was so much simpler. With just six dots instead of up to twelve dots, a blind person could feel everything under the tip of one finger, instead of having to stroke the page constantly, to make sure that they hadn't left anything out. The six-dot layout of the Braille system meant that there was a total of up to 64 dot-combinations. More than enough combinations to represent the 26 letters of the alphabet, and all necessary punctuation-marks. Simple, and effective.
Blind Music
Braille was not only academically intelligent, he was also very fond of music. Since music is largely tactile in nature, there's no need to see the instrument you're playing, you just need to know where your fingers are, and where they have to go to produce the correct notes.
However, it still meant that blind people were incapable of reading sheet-music. To fix this, Braille also developed an entire musical system for blind musicians, based on his system of raised dots.
Adoption of the Braille System
Adoption of this new system of writing was slow. Even when Braille became a teacher at the National Institute for the Blind in Paris, the school still relied on older, less effective methods of communication.
The teachers at the Institute were unwilling to uproot everything that they had done, and change it for an entirely new system. In fact, when the institute's history-teacher reproduced a history textbook all in Braille (using a newly-invented Braille typewriter), he was fired from his position!
Braille himself became increasingly ill and by his 40s, he was compelled to resign from the school due to increasingly poor health. It was strongly suspected that he was beginning to suffer from consumption (more commonly known today as tuberculosis).
Braille died in Paris in 1852, just two days after his 43rd birthday.
The Spread of Braille
Braille spread slowly at first. The first hurdle to fall was the National Institute for Blind Youth. Fed up with the teachers' banning of Braille's new system, the students insisted that they would stop attending school if the more effective Braille system did not replace the older and less effective Hauy systems. Eventually the schoolmasters had to back down and Braille's system was finally introduced in 1854, two years after Braille died.
And yet, the school which had fostered the system's creation was actually not the first to use it! Embarrassingly, it was actually the second! The Institute for the Blind in the Netherlands started using Braille's system as early as 1846!
Throughout the 19th century, Braille became more and more widespread. By the 1870s, it was being recognised as being superior to other methods of blind communications. By the 1880s, it was being used in almost all respected schools for the blind. By the 1910s, it was being used in all blind schools in America. And by the 1930s, a universal Braille Code for the English language was developed and adopted, worldwide.
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In Braille's day, he wrote out his texts using a stylus, a wooden frame, and a special line-guide to produce his dot-writing. Today, the blind use something a bit more advanced than that. Although today there are even braille laptops and computers, for many, the mainstay of writing braille is by using this machine:
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1. Introduction
2.Incoming Tourism
2.1. Source markets
2.2. Tourist entries by accommodation used
2.3. Tourist entries by means of transport used for entering the country
2.4. Motivations and purposes for travelling to Germany
2.5. Types ofbooking when travelling to Germany
2.6. German Inbound Business Travel
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4.1. Trends in consumer
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Fascinating, boring, music, opera, film, carnival, romantic, sculpture, relaxing, spiritual, informative, sports, circus1- Germany is everything, except monotone.
Both international tourists and travel-friendly Germans love to experience German culture and get in touch with a colourful mixture ofhistory and future, arts and music or even beer and wine.
Germans themselves also love to travel abroad. Named as the "world champions of holiday making", German travellers spent more than 72 million holidays abroad and 60,6 billion€ in 2010.
Therefore, the aim of this seminar paper is to examine quantitative aspects of the German inbound and outbound tourism and to deal with trends affecting the tourism industry. I am going to concentrate my focus on the following questions:
- How does the German inbound tourism look like and how does it influence German economy?
- How does the German outbound tourism look like and which are the main kinds of transport Germans use to travel?
- What are the main trends affecting German tourism customers, products and marketing?
For many decades, Germany has been one of the most popular destinations for holidays and business trips. There has been a qualitative and quantitative growth in tourism both to and within Germany. But especially the FIFA World Cup in 2006 improved the image of Germany as an excellent host. People from all over the world had seen its diversity and the willingness to welcome tourists at any time.
In 2010, Germany reached more than 380 million national and international overnight stays and recorded nearly 30 million international arrivals. As a whole, 53 billion € gross sales were gained by over night guests2. Totalling, Germany received more than 26 billion € by international tourism.
And it was the first time Germany was the second most popular travel destination for Europeans (behind Spain).3
And Europeans made the big majority of all overnight stays in Germany (76%), followed by Americans (10%) and Asians (9%). Germany is even considered to be the largest domestic tourism market within the European Union: travellers from the E.U recorded more than 180 million overnight stays.4
Totalling the overnight stays of all foreign visitors in the European Union (705.7 million), Germany has final a market share of 7% (48,6 million overnight stays).5Principally, international tourists stayed in big cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants. According to the German Tourism Board, the following cities have a market share of almost 40% of all overnight stays in Germany:
Top towns and cities in Germany in 2010 (overnights stays)
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When analyzing popular destinations within Germany, it must be said that the province ofBavaria was the most successful one with 13,5 million international overnight stays in 2010. But also the city state Berlin (8,5 million) and NordrheinWestfalen (8,2 million)
According to overnight stays, the most significant source markets for Germany are the Netherlands (10.5 million), the United States (4.8 million), Switzerland (4.2 million), the United Kingdom (4.2 million), Italy (3.3 million) and Austria (2.8 million). Indeed, China and Hong Kong are the fasted growing source market for Germany (plus 33.3%) and picture one ofvarious challenges facing German tourism.6
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While China and Hong Kong reached almost 290,000 overnight stays in 2004, these dynamic markets developed more than 1.1 million overnight stays in 2010. And analysts even forecast a capacity of 2.2 million overnights in 2020.7
Foreign travellers preferred to stay in hotels (57 %) or Bed and Breakfast hotels (18%) during their overnight stays. This implies a market share of 74 % ofhotels and b&b-hotels. Other popular kinds of accommodation were campsites (6%), inns (4%) and holiday centres (4%).8
Compared with other European destinations, Germany attracted overnight travellers especially with an excellent price/performance ratio. While the average price for a hotel room in the European Union was about 97€, Germany was advantageous due to an average price of 90€. The most expensive German city, concerning prices for hotel rooms, was Frankfurt with an average price of 118€, followed by Munich (109€), Hamburg and Stuttgart (both 100€), Bonn (107€) and Düsseldorf (106€). In Berlin, tourists had only 88€ in average.
The following diagram shows the different kinds transports European visitors used to enter Germany. Surprisingly, most travellers used a car when coming to Germany (50%). Only 29% of all travellers entered the country by plane, coach (9%) or train (7%).9This behaviour might be a result of the close source markets. While tourists from the Netherlands, Switzerland. Italy or Austria may reach Germany more easily by car, visitors from the US may have the biggest part in air transport.
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Generally, European holidaymakers travelling to Germany have a whole host of requirements and expectations with regard to their stay in Germany. Motivations and wishes are widely, ranging from enjoying nature, having fun in a theme park or gentling sport or games. Concerning the "Deutsche Zentrale für Tourismus",
European travellers loved having a city trip (26%) and getting around Germany (19%). On the contrary to this exciting holiday, spending recreational time in the country was also very appreciated (10%) by European travellers in 2010.1021,3 million European travellers purposed to stay in Germany for a vacation trip and even 11,3 million Europeans stayed more then 4 nights in Germany.
According to the German National Tourist Board, European travellers used the Internet as the main instrument for booking their holidays to Germany (71%). Only 17% used a travel agent. Besides, direct booking of accommodation (22%) and transport (9%) are also considered as important tools for booking holidays to Germany. Consequently, Germany should carry on to use a multi-channel strategy to attract international (especially European) travellers.11
According to the German National Tourist Board, Germany is the most popular destination for business trips among Europeans. In 2010, Germany received 11,3 million business trips, made by Europeans.1251% of all business trips were made for traditional business purposes, 24% business travellers came to Germany because of congresses or conferences and 23% because of exhibitions and trade fairs. Only 2% of all business trips were incentives. All in all, Germany gained 64 billion € by business travel (including overnight stays).
In 2009, Germany received 2,05 million foreigners visiting exhibitions or trade fairs. Like usual, most of them 68% came from the European Union, followed by travellers from Non-European-Union countries (14,6%).13
The German tourism industry is one of the most important constant concerning German economy. The total economic output value of the tourism industry was defined as 185 billion € in the year 2010. The valued added was 94 million €. This implies that the tourism industry gained nearly 4% of the German Gross Domestic Product. Besides, almost 3 million people were employed in the filed of tourism and gastronomy. Especially the retail industry, service providers, restaurants and the hospitality industry benefit importantly from tourism. The importance of tourism in destinations, which are economically less, developed like Mecklenburg-Vorpommern or Sachsen-Anhalt is rather higher than in high-developed regions like Bavaria.
1 Cf. Incoming Tourism Germany (2011): 6
2 Cf. Incoming Tourism (2011): 8
3 Cf. Incoming Tourism (2011): 4
4 Cf. Incoming Tourism (2011): 7
5 Cf. Incoming Tourism (2011): 7
6 Cf. Incoming Tourism Germany (2011): 13
7 Cf .Incoming Tourism Germany (2011): 13
8 Cf. IncomingTourismGermany (2011): 11
9 Cf. Incoming Tourism Germany (2011): 17
10 Cf.Incoming Tourism Germany (2011): 8
11 Cf. Incoming Tourism Germany (2011): 20
12 Cf. IncomingTourismGermany (2011): 15
13 Cf. Incoming Tourism Germany (2011): 14
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Some wine rack cubes have four quadrants which store the bottles. Other wine rack cubes have other types of dividers. Take a look at the various wine cube racks that you can purchase below.
Guide To Buying A Cube Wine Rack Online
Shopping online for a cube wine rack is very convenient because you are able to see the many styles and types that are available.
Both Ebay and Amazon offers shoppers a very secure place to shop for a wine rack whether you are buying it for yourself or a gift.
6 Bottle Wine Cube Rack
If you are looking to store just a few bottles then a 6 bottle wine cube rack would be great for your needs. You can keeps a small selection of your favorite bottles.
A small wine cube rack would make a perfect gift along with a bottle of favorite wine.
12 Bottle Wine Cube Rack
A 12 bottle wine cube rack is a mid sized wine rack. It is large enough to store your extra bottles of wine but also small enough so it can fit in small spaces.
The 12 bottle wine cube rack can be found in different types of wood such as walnut, pine or oak.
24 Bottle Cube Wine Rack
A 24 Bottle Cube Wine Rack is perfectly sized for the more enthusiastic wine collector. The cube wine rack is divided into four sections and bottles can be set on top of each other to nicely store wine bottles.
If you need a larger unit you can stack more than one cube wine rack on top of another.
You will be able to buy the 24 bottle cube wine rack in different kinds of wood whether you prefer a light wood or dark wood.
A cube wine rack makes sense for easy and compact storage of your favorite wine bottles.
96 Bottle Wine Rack Cube Collection
96 Bottle Cube Wine Rack
For the wine specialist, this large cube wine rack is perfect. It stores 96 bottles of wine,
The larger cube wine rack comes in a redwood or pine finish and would be great for a wine collector or if you have a wine cellar. If you shop around online you can find the perfect wine storage rack for your wine storage needs.
Buy A Cube Wine Rack On Ebay
Ebay is a great place for finding the perfect cube wine rack at a great price. I have listed some cube wine racks that are for sale on Ebay right now. If you take a look at the column on the right you can see what for sale along with the current price which is often reflective of the final selling price.
Ebay has hundred of cube wine racks for sale. You can even search for the exact item you are looking for if you don't see what your want.
Ebay is a great place to shop for all kinds of items. You can shop from the comfort of your living room and receive a secure and easy transaction. You bid on the item and if you are the highest bidder the item will be shipped right to your home. for the perfect cube wine rack whether you are buying it for a gift or for yourself. Enjoy.
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The author of Predator traces the story of George Russell, Jr., a bright, young, popular black man whose thirty-year psychological unraveling led to a shocking killing spree....
Decades after Richard Ramirez left 13 dead and paralyzed the city of Los Angeles, his name is still synonymous with fear, torture, and sadistic murder....
An appetite for unspeakable violent acts led Randall Woodfield to cruise the I-5 highway through California to Washington, leaving a trail of victims along the way....
In this unique book, Peter Vronsky documents the psychological, investigative, and cultural aspects of serial murder, beginning with its first recorded instance in ancient Rome....
Peter Vronsky exposes and investigates the phenomenon of women who kill - and the political, economic, social, and sexual implications....
Discover the classic behind-the-scenes chronicle of John E. Douglas' 25-year career in the FBI Investigative Support Unit, where he used psychological profiling....
The tales in I Will Find You will shock you like the best horror stories - divulging insights into the actions, motivations, and proclivities of nature's most dangerous species....
Face-to-face with some of America's most terrifying killers, FBI veteran and ex-Army CID colonel Robert Ressler learned from them how to identify unknown monsters who walk among us....
Hollywood's make-believe maniacs like Jason, Freddy, and Hannibal Lecter can't hold a candle to real-life monsters like John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, and scores of others....
An account of the crimes of Arthur Shawcross describes how the paroled child killer shot, stabbed, suffocated, and strangled 16 Rochester, New York, prostitutes....
When young women begin mysteriously disappearing in Oregon, Police Lieutenant James Stovall leads a relentless search for a killer....
FBI profiler Roy Hazelwood brings us deep into the minds of his prey, the world's most dangerous sexual criminals, and reveals the extent to which these individuals permeate our society....
In the horrifying annals of American crime, the infamous names of brutal killers such as Bundy, Dahmer, Gacy, and Berkowitz are writ large in the imaginations of a public....
A gripping collection of stories of human criminality at its most bizarre....
To his neighbors, Anthony Sowell was a friendly and helpful former Marine. But they didn't know about his dark side - or the gruesome secret inside his house....
This A-Z encyclopedia of 150 serial killers is the ideal reference audiobook. Included are the most famous true crime serial killers....
This in-depth examination of Bundy's life and his killing spree that totaled dozens of victims is drawn from legal transcripts, correspondence and interviews with detectives and prosecutors....
There are reasons why some of the most famous serial killers in the world have names that stick in our memories....
Fifteen-year-old Tony Ciaglia had everything a teenager could want: good grades, good athletic skills, and good friends - until he suffered a horrific head injury at summer camp. Pronounced clinically dead three times by helicopter paramedics before he reached a hospital, Ciaglia lapsed into a coma. When he emerged, his right side was paralyzed and he had to relearn how to walk, talk, and even how to eat. The areas of his brain that were damaged required him to take countless pills to control his emotions and rages. Abandoned and shunned by his friends, he began writing to serial killers on a whim and discovered that his traumatic brain injury - which made him an outcast to his peers - enabled him to emotionally connect with notorious murderers in a unique way.
Soon many of America's most dangerous psychopaths were revealing heinous details to Tony about their crimes - even those they'd never been convicted of. The killers opened up to him, trusted him, and called him a "best friend". But there was a price. As Tony found himself being drawn deeper and deeper into their violent worlds of murder, rape, and torture, he was pushed to the brink of despair and, at times, forced to question his own sanity - until he found a way to put his unusual gift to use. Asked by investigators for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for help in solving a murder, Tony began launching his own personal searches for forgotten victims, incredibly with clues often provided to him voluntarily by the killers themselves.
The Serial Killer Whisperer takes listeners into the minds of murderers in a way that has never been done before - straight from a killer's thoughts. It is also an inspiring (albeit sometimes terrifying) tale of an American family whose idyllic life is shattered by a terrible accident and how healing and closure came to a tormented man in the most unlikely way: by connecting with monsters.
True conversations between convicted serial killers and one young man that detail the serial killers crimes in every graphic and horrific detail. Very well written and narrated. Please do not download if you would be offended by detailed murder and crimes that to the general population are unimaginable because you will be offended. This book is for you if you enjoy true crime. Awesome book.
27 of 28 people found this review helpful
First off, this book pulls no punches. A lot of it contains letters from REAL serial killers, and believe me, they are even more messed up than you can imagine! The author did an excellent job of letting the letters pretty much guide you through the story. I had never heard of most of these serial killers, but the author gives them a voice that makes them unforgettable. This book is graphic, and very gory at times, so be warned. However, if you like true crime books, this one is a MUST. Imagine your 3 favorite true crime books rolled into 1, and this is what you get.
Narraration is spot on. Couldn't have chosen a better reader.
Highly recommend!
44 of 47 people found this review helpful
This book was better than average. It is very graphic. I have read a lot about serial killers, but this definitely adds something.
For me, the book was more about Tony and the way his family dealt with a very difficult situation in a humane, kind, and ego-free manner than it was about the serial killers, per se.
I suppose from my prior reading on the subject of serial killers, I was aware of the depravity of which the human mind is capable. What I took away from this book is admiration for the courage shown by Tony's family. It couldn't have been easy for them to let their disabled son write to serial killers, but instead of judging him, they made the best of it. The truth of the matter is, had his parents behaved as almost any parents would, it would likely have pushed Tony over the edge and likely resulted in his own death. Interesting book in that regard.
12 of 13 people found this review helpful
Would you listen to The Serial Killer Whisperer again? Why?
Yes. the story was captivating and kept my interest throughout.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Obviously Tony is the protagonist but I thought his dad was interesting as well.
Which scene was your favorite?
Digging in the orange grove, just so well written.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Not necessarily. The letters to/from the killers were good places to stop and reflect.
Any additional comments?
I loved Earley's book
8 of 9 people found this review helpful
The narrator Alan Sklar is one of the best narrators living. He nailed this one.
****warning - this is not just a true crime book. This book is filled with actual letters/conversations of the killers themselves. It contains very descriptive graphic language.
If you dont believe in capital punishment now you WILL after this book.
21 of 25 people found this review helpful
Would you listen to The Serial Killer Whisperer again? Why?
Yes, its amazing how fast this book sucks you in.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Serial Killer Whisperer?
The conversations between the main character and the killers. Very disturbing but couldn't turn it off.
Any additional comments?
Found myself sitting in the driveway after work listening till my wife came and got me. Couldn't stop listening.
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
Would you listen to The Serial Killer Whisperer again? Why?
Yes, there is so much information to process.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Serial Killer Whisperer?
The graphic letters
Have you listened to any of Alan Sklar's other performances before? How does this one compare?
I haven't, but I was very impressed.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No, but I would listed for 5+ hours at a time.
Any additional comments?
Very graphic, if you are easily offended don't buy this book. If you want a glimpse into the inner workings of a serial killer's mind this is just the book for you. I have read a lot on the topic and let me tell you I was shocked at the level of disclosure in this book. Amazing read!
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
What did you love best about The Serial Killer Whisperer?
Found Anthony's journey unique and compelling. His struggle to find meaning was very inspiring!
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)
Lackluster...I assumed at the end he would have cracked a cold case wide open but nothing like that...Disappointing.
Have you listened to any of Alan Sklar's other performances before? How does this one compare?
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
His parents struggle to find a place for Anthony after his injury. Thats what you call parents!
Any additional comments?
Not bad. I did think going to see the serial killers in person was very strange.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
In 1996, FBI profiler John Douglas, (the inspiration for Thomas Harris' Agent Jack Crawford of "The Silence of the Lambs" (1988)) wrote a book with Mark Olshaker called "Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit." Douglas had profiled, and hunted, serial killers including Arthur Shawcross, who killed 13 people and Robert Hansen, an Alaska hunter who made his own real life version of Richard Connell's 1924 short story "The Most Dangerous Game", taking women hostage, raping them, letting them go, and hunting them down in the wilderness.
Douglas is able, with great difficulty, to understand these psychopaths, but that work almost killed him. Tony Ciaglia, "The Serial Killer Whisperer" has Douglas' ability to communicate with the same psychopaths, but without the moral constraints and judgments that Douglas has. Ciaglia survived a traumatic brain injury, and gained the ability - and desire - to explore what creates and sustains these killers. Ciaglia is not, by any measure, a psychopath - but he does not have the filter that causes almost everyone to recoil in horror from these individuals. Ciaglia's family supports his 'hobby', and he has helped victims families. His story is much more fascinating than any of the killers in the book.
I've heard the phrase "the banality of evil" for years, but I didn't quite understand what it meant until I listened to "The Serial Killer Whisperer: How One Man's Tragedy Helped Unlock the Deadliest Secrets of the World's Most Terrifying Killers" (2012). Hannah Arendt wrote a book called "Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil" (1963). Earley's book gives a picture of individual psychopaths while Arendt deals with the political conditions that created a whole sociopathic society, Nazi Germany. What fascinated me about both books is that, after pushing through the sheer horror of individual killers or an entire society of killers, just how pathetic and repetitive the people who do these things really are. It's almost as if the lack of conscious causes no sense of self, leaving the psychopath to create himself only in relation to how he controls others.
The book is more graphic than Ann Rule's books - it contains numerous excerpts from serial killers' letters recalling the details of their crimes. I liked the narrator's voice, but the audio could have used an edit - I kept hearing distracting intakes of breath.
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43 of 54 people found this review helpful
This book wasn't for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
I can get into true crime and to my chagrin share with many a certain morbid curiosity about the workings of the minds of serial killers but this book moves in a different, perturbing direction.
Would you ever listen to anything by Pete Earley again?
I would not be inclined to listen to anything by this author again.
Any additional comments?
This book borrowed elements from reality and true crime shows but it ended up being distasteful and disturbing.
5 of 6 people found this review helpful


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