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Web Day 2010:: REVIEW

On 13 12.2010 was now already the 15th Web Monday Stuttgart instead. We were about 20 people. After the welcome I have again been a small review for Creativity Camp andCommunication and the Young Professionals DMMK . There were even added some anecdotes to DMMK. The first session

Thomas Bachmann has held. It was about App Development with Titanium . He has presented his Cocktail app (which you can shake even the iPhone), has introduced and source code shown how the development for the iPhone easy.

Dirk Haun was then second speaker. His topic was ICS . ICS, according to website "to open-source project to bring semantic technologies to CMS platforms", stands for 'Interactive Knowldge Stack' and Semantic Web is to bring into CMS.
It has an interesting discussion about Semantic Web, and that a mentally Bißle played with the possibilities of what it can be in the future.
then developed a very interesting discussion the controversial discussion about who will pay the less the information so the system spits out on the semantic web is based. Who qualifies the results coming from a Semantic Web Application. Finally, we are then still in angelngt Künstlcihen intelligence. This discussion was then interrupted and postponed due to time in the socializing.

After a short break, then Stephen Soller held a short version of his lecture HdM Web Day for Friday : Keep it simple, know your tools.
was time the lecture is not as detailed and very tailored to the needs of the public issues. The many interesting questions indicated that the issue with the simplicity, HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, but real date. At the end there was still much discussion about the new youth media protection treaty and its impact on German website operators. It turns out that on the issue less clear. There are many experts, the various things spread on the Web that are criticized by other experts again. It looks like this as well, we now have to wait until times on how to react to it actually has.


It would also be mentioned that of 11 - 13 March 2011 in Pforzheim, the photo camp takes place. This camp is
finnaziert participant contributions. Involved will have also model and jewelry designer. There is also still looking for sponsors, especially for food.
Next Web Monatag Stuttgart on Feb 21, 2011 Really at MFG Baden Württemberg

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a great video about modern communication and the 'to-each other-tell'.

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REVIEW

Last Friday was again a Web Day at the Stuttgart Media University.

clock went off at 14:10. This time there was a premiere, as the throwing microphones which were presented in the summer term 2010 at the Media Night as a student project were now used. Each had a question, was one of the litter thrown microphones so the audience can also understand the stream the question. You have to be just very careful when throwing, not by mistake that sweeps NEN laptop off the table with it. order to activate the microphone, you have to push from both sides as we speak.


Thomas Maier invented the microphone with litter and developed

The first speaker Stephan Soller was with his talk on Web Development "Keep it simple - know your tools". His thesis was that you need for small solutions, small web sites are not necessarily always great framework, but that one for small projects just back can go to the roots and will use the things which the standard protocols (HTTP) or common languages (HTML, CSS, bring PHP). He himself was a time of intense Ruby on Rails programmers and could surprise in his session with some interesting tips on what is already implemented in the standards, what one knows, but not often.
The second session was Sebastian Freytag and Daniel Dihardja far click ( 1 TYPO3 extension programming and also with PHP. In the beginning there was a small introduction to the Domain Driven Design (DDD) . After a brief product presentation of TYPO3 about how it went with just PHP extensions written for TYPO3. Lars beep man then Extbase presented in action.
has in the last session of Michael Gerlinger WidasConcepts GmbH nor the web framework presented Apache Wicket . This makes it very easy with pure Java code (without much special commands) Plain can generate HTML code. With Wicket, it is already a built-in JavaScript Engine. It is therefore no JavaScript coding, has yet AJAX. Integreirt are important functions such as testing, validation of input fields and in Nutzerautentifikation are used without much effort. benefits of Wicket are that it should be simple, safe and you will not get as technology proliferation, because Wicket itself brings a lot.
The Web Day was a great visit and there were some interesting questions and conversations. Very interesting, the different techniques were presented. Only at the very rudimentary, with only the standards, then Flash, then the CMS TYPO3 and finally Java. They all want basically is the same: to create content for the Web and so creative and appealing as possible and yet so easy as possible. Many roads lead to Rome.

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Happy Birthday Super Mario


Sort of blatant that something that my life has so accompanied, as Super Mario here was no mention of the anniversary. Super Mario is a year younger than me, but I was the Super Mario thing in 1990 with the Game Boy packed. I have played Super Mario Land, Super Mario Land 2, Wario and Donkey Kong Country on Game Boy. allowed a game console for the television I never have. With friends and in a department store after school at that time I was still in the Gnuss Super Mario World, Super Mario Kart, Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64 to gamble excessive in the circumstances. This Super Mario year now has become 25 years old and appeared to be this awesome video: has

something done that Super Mario was to create an atmosphere that has made the ienen addicted and the other has it just so much fun to witness the story. Even with the simplest of means (Super Mario Land on Game Boy) has Nintendo and Shigeru Miyamoto
made my heart for Super Mario to win.

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Important dates for those interested in web Stuttgart



morning: Web Day at HdM
The website gives more information and also links to the live stream and chat:
http://webday.mi.hdm-stuttgart.de/
I twittering tomorrow with the hash tag # hdmwd

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guys' night: Inception


Last Friday was again a men's night and we have this time taken inside the Inception. The trailer made me curious about this year already made but somehow I managed not to the film to the cinema. Meanwhile, you get this movie so in the video stores, and they had most of us seen him not, that was the movie of the hour.

the film I found myself once again refreshingly new. Sure, certain elements of the film are already known and in some places it is predictable. The film however has done me to pack and, despite the extra length was never a dull moment. According to Wikipedia, which is a science fiction movie Heist. Much science fiction in the film is not up to the fact that you can just enter in the dream with others. The film is very intelligent and you must think along somehow from beginning to end. Very funny I found the beginning. Leonardo DiCaprio plays the lead role, and indeed in the first scene he is washed up on a beach ... I inevitably had to remember if he was still the Titanic survived.

really fun about the film is the soundtrack by Hans Zimmer - this time it sounds but not to curse of the Caribbean, The Rock or Gladiator:

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Good links mixed genre

Recently, again some accumulated that I still wanted verbloggen somehow - here are the Double Impact:

The first link leads to a click track, the deals with the use of click tracks: https: / / www.heatball.de / index.php

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Christmas 2010 has begun

on Tuesday for me, the Christmas season started in 2010. Afternoon, I started delicious Christmas tea to drink and at night I could already taste the first Weihnachtsgutsle: lag

This morning fine powder snow on the roofs Degerloch:

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This is a great video of a actor wants to draw attention to the homeless and will continue to support them with ideas of what they can do on the street to attract attention. But the video is in itself a great gedubbed:

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Axel E. Fischer, CDU calls for ... If service is perfected

Yes I know, this meme is already a few days old, but I found it so funny that I wanted to mention it here. It's just an example how to defend themselves online if they really goes against the grain - and with a sense of humor.
Axel E. Fischer, a parliamentary deputy of the CDU called for but in fact a Vermummungsverbot Internet. That he is with his claim not broken it myself with laughter I can not understand.
quickly halgelte it on Twitter all the time demands of Axel E. Fischer for example:
Axel E. Fischer, CDU calls for a final repository for nuclear CPUs.

Axel E. Fischer, CDU calls, phone book for IP addresses.

Axel E. Fischer, CDU calls for garbage to be separated.

Axel E. Fischer, CDU calls for craft regulations for WoW guilds.

Axel E. Fischer, CDU calls for the pushing of pixels to prosecute.

Axel E. Fischer, CDU calls for food controls for cookies.



etc. There may be more of these requirements in their norbert
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embarrassing it is right now then when it emerged that a site belonged to him, probably had no imprint. The whole story at
www.internet-law.de

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Here I have a few links to some good posters and ideas.

First, a link to a giant poster on the history of computers: http://xkcd.com/802/

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of gay baiting as a seller

rush in Uganda newspapers mercilessly against homosexuals: A weekly newspaper published the list of "Top-100-gays" and accused Gay to stick with terrorists and rebels, under a blanket - headlines that drive the sales figures up.

appeared in TAZ: 11/17/2010

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Uganda's newspaper publishers have discovered the gay baiting as a box office hit of its own. All preceded by the tabloid "Rolling Stone". Came out in early October, the then unknown newspaper, the "100-top-Homos in Kampala," says the headline. On the following pages was a series of poorly printed Switzerland-white photos of men in suits Poses. Below each name, address and information about penis size. In the next issue two weeks ago, the photo series was continued. The editorial uncovered an alleged conspiracy: homosexuals would bribe teachers to subject them to brainwash their students in order to convince them of homosexuality.

meet with these screaming headlines journalists and editors in tune with the Ugandans. Because homosexuals in Uganda are frowned upon and regarded as "sinners". Under the law, are forms of sexual intercourse "against the laws of nature", for example with the same sex illegal. There is a saying in Uganda: "God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve created." About a year ago to Parliament, has tabled a proposal which has abolished the so-called "anti-gay law" was worse. Even had the death penalty for homosexuals to start in this Act mentioned. As international and local human rights organizations took to the barricades. Donor countries such as Sweden, threatened to cut off aid money. The federal government was "concerned." President Yoweri Museveni whistled then returns the Hetzer. Since then it became quiet around the new draft law, the Parliament does not address it again.

But now succeeded to the "Rolling Stone" is a mega-coup. For, in Uganda, almost three months before turning the upcoming presidential elections in February 2011 only to all homosexuals, so it seems. They are politicians, media and clergy slightly in the Church stigmatizes the scapegoats for all the problems that the government is not getting to grips

such as the cause of AIDS rate, which since the 80's by nearly 70 percent had fallen steeply and now again, for the rebel movements fighting for decades against Uganda's government - and for suicide attacks during the World Cup final, in which over 80 people dead Their lives.

But to pronounce the editor of "Rolling Stone" on this smear campaign, this looks like an innocent lamb, "This is a danger to society, we must fight," he says bluntly. Jung Editor Giles Muhammad sitting on a plastic chair under a parasol in the canteen of the Makerere University where he studied until a few months communication studies. The 22-year-old had been studying for the tabloid paper Red Pepper worked, had two years ago, driven by stories about gays, the sales figures up.

This marketing strategy has been for Muhammad his newly founded weekly newspaper simply by watching, he admits. After all his newspaper had no fixed advertisers in order to maintain economic. He had to borrow money from his parents to bring out the newspaper. His eyes sparkle when he speaks of his vertical take-off in the highly competitive, Ugandan

media narratives: the first issue of the gay series had a circulation of 2,000 newspapers, of which he had sold 95 percent, so Muhammad. The continuation of output has been printed 5000 times, a good number of copies of a media capital. "She was sold out within days," he says. And Muhammad himself has emerged as a celebrity: International television channels such as BBC, CNN and Al-Jazeera have interviewed him - he has them all on the question of why he publish the stories, said the same sentence into the microphone: "If a young snake enters your house, you also do not wait until it is great and is doing to you what -. but you kill them, "the comparison with snakes caused international outrage, awakened bitter memories. Even before the 1994 genocide in neighboring Rwanda, the Tutsi had been referred to as snakes, to dehumanize them. Most of the 800,000 victims of the genocide was chopped with machetes, as they kill snakes in Africa.

is against this smear campaign now non-registered self-help group for the protection of sexual minorities (SMUG) moved to court. SMUG has obtained a first success. According to a court order of 4 November may be the "Rolling Stone" for the time being no private information on homosexuals publish more, until the judge has handed down a final verdict. Next week will be held the next hearing.

Failure copies are necessary to protect the integrity of homosexuals, said Frank Mugisha, chairman of SMUG. The young man crouches on the day after the preliminary court order exhausted in his narrow office in a middle-class suburb of Kampala. emblazoned on his white tank top a motley AIDS ribbon. He sighed wearily as he flips through the newspaper, are photographed in what his friends. This has had consequences: Some of them had been abused by her then boss, or acquaintance, he says. "Neighbors even threw stones at the windows of a lesbian woman whose picture was printed," he says shaking his head. Mugisha recognizes the photos again: They come from an online brokerage for Uganda's gays.

But to apply to the publication of private information Mugisha incitement "not so bad," he says. After all, so the taboo topic become public. "The Ugandans can deny no longer, that we exist at all, "Mugisha said, adding, as homosexuals because of the legislation can not come out, they live isolated in the underground, rarely meet like-minded people and therefore would be excluded entirely from society. Many of them have left the country, even in Europe, request asylum. The gay scene in Uganda is small, but they begin to organize now and fighting for their place in society.

But it is not easy to compete against the demagogues who notes Mugisha. The churches play in the deeply religious Uganda in the demonization of gays a major role, especially the influential pastor Martin Ssempa, who in his Sunday Mass in the church on the campus of Makerere University condoms regularly burns and detailed describes how gay men allegedly put his fist into the anus. Priests how to draw a very obscene image of homosexuals. It is no secret that gay-baiting pastor Ssempa, supported by conservative evangelikanischen circles in the U.S. and loudly calls for the death penalty:

is but the truth: Very few Ugandans have ever met a homosexual, they know about homosexuality only what is in the gossip magazines such as Rolling Stone wrote, or tell pastors in the churches of the "sinners". The cultural tribal leaders a multinational state emphasize that homosexuality does not exist in Uganda's cultures. This is a phenomenon imported from the West to Africa have such a terrible disease.

These arguments can also be heard on the news stand in the Kampala Road. Meanwhile, co-prosecutor Malumba has leafed through the newspaper and told shop assistant Dedumbwe that it due to the moderate stance of the Anglican church was recently converted to Roman Catholics. Then he raises his index finger and says loudly: "So if one of my children was gay, I would kill themselves".

The newspaper vendors from the state next door is attentive. He bends to Dedumbwe over and asks, when was the "Rolling Stone" was delivered. Disappointed, he notes that he has missed the supplier. Last week, he made it big sales. Most buyers were men, he says mischievously, "They're probably all gay themselves and are interested in such stories," he laughs. Then press law co-Malumba seller Dedumbwe a few coins in his hand, stuck to the "Rolling Stone" by the arm and walked away.

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"rape destroys people"

Today marks the 10th Anniversary of UN Resolution 1325 The Ugandan Lawyer Jane Adong Anyware has launched an initiative to help victims of rape. This would be protected by UN Resolution 1325 is not sufficient.

appeared in TAZ: 29.10.2010

are often treated as inferior beings: women in countries like Sudan.
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taz: Ms. Adong Anyware, the "Fraueninititiave for gender justice" has emerged in Uganda. There, the LRA rebels have abducted women and girls systematically. Why women are their victims?

Jane Adong Anyware: The LRA has abducted from the start, women and young girls. The reason is that in the culture of the Acholi, so the tribe from which make up the rebel army, the men are served by women. Women are lower beings whose purpose in life is to strive for the welfare of man and bear children to him. LRA leader Joseph Kony has acquired a whole harem. These women have borne him a huge crowd of children. I know one of these women very well. She was still a child himself, 12 years old when Kony took her to wife. She has borne him three children. Today she is 20, and the children are old enough to go to school. Kony they returned to their village. But when she returned, her family has refused to take them back and to recognize the children. She now lives alone, her village she treated like a leper.

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How your organization will help these women?

The International Criminal Court in The Hague for war crimes through procedures that are defined in the Rome Statute, including crimes against women and rape as a weapon of war. We want to give women the opportunity to be heard in the trial, without having to fear for their lives.

try to improve the witness protection?

are often made the simplest things wrong. An example: most staff drive the Court in a white UN vehicle into a small village to pick up a woman. However, even in remote areas it gets around that at the other end of the world just this or that case is heard. As soon see the villagers, which house the car stops in front, everyone can imagine that the woman is called as a witness. It does not work witness protection. We are committed to ensuring that women get with their families a chance to look too far away from their village or a new home to even get asylum in Europe. The opportunity to adopt a new identity should be considered - to the option of a facial plastic surgery.

What problems do you continue to encounter?

Take Uganda, where I come from themselves. Here, the perpetrators were not just rebels. The Uganda have left many years ago, they rage now in neighboring countries. During the war, but government soldiers have raped women - soldiers who are supposed to protect the population. It is a difficult task to find justice in this case.

How important is it that your organization is representative these women have a voice?

The crimes are usually committed in remote regions. If we as an organization is not there to record their statements, their stories would never be heard. For the majority of these women are illiterate. You have the Rome Statute have never heard of. You need intermediaries, an initiative such as ours to them at all only declared that there are ways of righteousness. We have also taken the initiative to women who were either abused by the rebels as sex slaves or raped by soldiers in the peace negotiations be included. The statements of the women have at least means that we can now be involved in the establishment of the National Court for war crimes in Uganda.

How important is it that crimes against women are recognized as war crimes?

I have to say first: I am not a victim of rape. But I know the victim and I am their lawyer. From this perspective I can say that rape is a very intimate crimes. It destroys the people's hearts. One can compensate someone whose house was burned down. But rape is not irreparable. The pain in the soul remains forever. But it is important to say that these victims may, what exactly would help them to alleviate their pain. Many do not know necessarily the perpetrators behind bars for life. To some it would already be enough to hear a confession and an apology from their mouth. We are talking not only about the way women and girls. We have called "Women's Initiative for Gender Justice," because we are also to offenses against boys and men. The LRA abducted mostly boys, and the Congo are increasingly being abused by rebel men sexually.

How important is the 1325 for your work?

The resolution was a milestone. But there are still problems in practice. Because women have to prove in court that they were raped. How does it work if, in fact, no medical examination was made? There are also cultural and psychological barriers. I have seen court cases where the woman said, "it has taken me by force." The word "rape" they did not say easy. But the judge has questioned until she had almost collapsed mentally. For women, such statements are a risk of traumatization. You need psychological help. These factors would need in the Resolut ion

be considered.

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The conflict: Uganda

The decades-long civil war in northern Uganda is one of the most brutal in the world. The rebel movement Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) formed at the end of the 80 years against the current president Yoweri Museveni. The LRA under Joseph Kony, who ascribes to supernatural abilities, trained mostly under-age youths abducted from schools, they fight, or held them as sex slaves. It is said that Kony had dozens of women who bore him several children each. Once the LRA had been forced back to Sudan, she took in 2006 with Ugandan government peace talks. At the same time presented the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrants against Kony and other LRA leaders from. The talks broke down 2008th LRA fighters are raging today in parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan and the Central African Republic, but not in Uganda. (Dj)

JANE Adong ANYWARE

is a lawyer of International Criminal Law. She comes from Gulu in northern Uganda. It has a half years worked as a prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Arusha, Tanzania. There, she says, she has experienced for the first time how great the need of women to do justice and to know the perpetrators punished. Since 2004 she has been in the "Women's Initiative for Gender Justice in charge of legal affairs. She lives most of the time in The Hague, seat of the International Criminal Court. For security, they will publish a picture of yourself. (Taz)

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