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La grande bataille des toilettes

Poop hat einen schlechten Ruf. Es ist das Tabu, das wir so schnell wie möglich loswerden wollen, der ultimative Abfall, den wir gerne geruchlos und unsichtbar haben möchten. Es steht jedoch im Mittelpunkt eines globalen Wirtschaftskampfes und einer technologischen und kulturellen Revolution, deren Epizentren Genf und die Schweiz sind. Weltweit erleben Toiletten eine Revolution wie keine andere seit dem 19. Jahrhundert. Bill Gates investiert Hunderte Millionen Dollar in die Entwicklung neuer Arten von Sanitäranlagen. Indien installiert Millionen von Latrinen, damit niemand seine Notdurft im Freien verrichtet.

Diese Live-Übertragung beginnt am Sonntag, 10. Dezember 2023, um 2:40 Uhr

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Menschen erkennen zufriedenes Gackern

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Ein Kühlschrank voller Kot, das ist der Grundstein für ein ehrgeiziges Projekt: Schweizer Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler wollen einen Tresor für Darmbakterien aus aller Welt anlegen – und damit die bedrohte Artenvielfalt im Darm retten.

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Perfect Days - Wim Wenders’ neuer Film feiert japanische Toiletten

Er arbeitet als Reinigungskraft in öffentlichen Toiletten. Er putzt sehr gewissenhaft. Die Handgriffe sind einstudiert, der Ablauf bleibt sich gleich. Der Mann bückt sich mit schnellen Bewegungen nach dem Abfall, den die Leuten liegen gelassen haben, er sammelt Fitzelchen ein, leere WC-Papier-Rollen. Dann zieht er sich die Gummihandschuhe über. Er macht die Kloschüssel sauber. Er seift das Sieb im Urinal ein. Mit einem kleinen Kontrollspiegel inspiziert er die Unterseite der WC-Sitz-Erhöhung. Anschliessend poliert er die Armaturen. Nimmt mit einem Wischmopp den Boden auf. Ein Mann macht seinen Job, er macht ihn gut – und er wirkt zufrieden dabei.

Hirayama, so heisst er, arbeitet für «The Tokyo Toilet», das steht auf seinem Overall. Wim Wenders’ neuer, in Japan realisierter Kinofilm «Perfect Days» dreht sich um ihn: einen glücklichen Toilettenreiniger in der Hauptstadt.


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Ganja Chicken aus Thailand

Cannabisfutter statt Antibiotika verbessert die Gesundheit von HühnernIn einer neuen Studie haben Forscher der Universität Chiang Mai in Thailand herausgefunden, dass Cannabisfutter die Gesundheit und Fleischqualität von Hühnern verbessern kann. Die Studie, die sich aktuell noch in der Peer-Review befindet, untersuchte die Auswirkungen der Verwendung von Marihuanablättern als Futterzusatz für Masthühner und kommt zu erstaunlichen Ergebnissen.


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Cannabis-Indoor-Plantagen ausgehoben

Eine serbisch-bosnische Tätergruppe soll zwei Cannabis-Indoor-Plantagen in den Bezirken Gänserndorf und Baden mit mehr als 1.400 Cannabispflanzen betrieben haben. Die Polizei konnte zwölf Personen als mutmaßliche Betreiber ausforschen.


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Das grosse Geschäft

Immobilienspekulation als Kunstaktion: Der Künstler "donhofer." versteigerte am Dienstag vor der Wiener Signa-Zentrale 54 Kloschüsseln.Am Dienstag, den 23. Jänner versteigerte "donhofer." Toilettenmuscheln vor der Signa-Zentrale auf der Freyung. Insgesamt 54 "Heisln" standen zur Auswahl, allesamt benannt nach Bauten und Subunternehmen der Signa Holding: vom "Galeria Heisl" übers "Elb Heisl" bis zum "Traum Heisl". "Das große Geschäft" heißt die Aktion, die anhand der im Dialekt auffallenden Begriffsähnlichkeit "Heisl" und "Haus" die Immobilienspekulationen des Konzerns aufs Korn nimmt.


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23 Kilo Cannabis in Mistsäcken entdeckt

Im Zuge einer Grenzkontrolle am Grenzübergang Kittsee ist ein Fahrzeuglenker bei der Einreise nach Österreich angehalten worden. Im Wagen wurden laut Wiener Polizei mehr als 23 Kilo Cannabiskraut gefunden, das in Mistsäcken verpackt war.


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Stadt Salzburg testet Trockentoiletten

Der Magistrat der Stadt Salzburg testet neue öffentliche Toiletten aus Holz, die ohne Chemie auskommen. Diese ökologischen Toiletten funktionieren ohne Wasser oder Elektrizität und sollen ab September an Orten zum Einsatz kommen, die bisher schlecht mit Toiletten versorgt waren.

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So here's how our acronym breaks out: F-O-R-G-E F = "Forget the Past" 0 = "Opportunity Abounds" R = "Refocus Your Efforts and Energy" G = "Getting Starts with Getting it Going" E = "Experience Renewal of Mind, Body and Spirit" Here's our acronym as a statement we can repeat to ourselves to help us refocus our thoughts and take positive actions each day: I " Forget The Past " because " Opportunity Abounds " anew each day. Therefore, I " Refocus My Efforts and My Energy " towards "G etting It Going " and " Experiencing Renewal in Mind, Body and Spirit " Final Thoughts For You One of my favorite success and motivation coaches once said "You don't have to get it right, you just have to get it going" .




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Backgrounds

For starters, we need the <BODY></BODY> tags. This is where all your web page info goes, content, images, etc. But, for now, we will focus on the tag itself. Your background color & background image info will go within the opening tag. Let's first focus on the background color.

Here's an example of how the tag will look: <BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">

Notice the BGCOLOR attibute, that stands for BackGroundCOLOR We're using hexadecimal code here to get our BGCOLOR. In this case, our BGCOLOR is white (#FFFFFF) but, we can make it any color we want. In fact, if your going to use a background image, it's a good idea to make your BGCOLOR the same as the dominating color in your background image, it just looks better that way.

Now, for that background image. This tag atribute is pretty much self-explanatory: <BODY BACKGROUND="image.gif"> After you upload an image & it's stored in your websites directory, the image is given its own URL. Then all you have to do is put the image's URL in where it says image.gif. Cool, huh?

I hope this sheds some light on how to use background colors & background images.

(P.S.)

Here's some great resource sites for web development that I've found:

http://www.htmlgoodies.com

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Text & Link Colors

In the next few minutes I will show how to assign text & link colors for your webpage!

For starters, we need the <BODY></BODY> tags. This is where all your webpage info goes, content, images, etc. But, for now, we will focus on the <BODY> tag. Your text color & link color info will go within this first tag.

First let's focus on the text color. Here's an example of how the tag will look: <BODY TEXT="#000000"> Notice the TEXT attribute, that stands for the TEXTCOLOR We're using hexadecimal code here to get our TEXTCOLOR. In this case, our TEXTCOLOR is black (#000000) We can make it any color we want, though. However, it's a good idea to make your TEXTCOLOR contrast with the background color, so it's more readable.

Now, for those links. The first tag atribute is pretty much self-explanatory: <BODY LINK="#FF00FF">. There's also ALINK, which stands for Active LINK, and VLINK, which stands for Visited LINK.




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Links

For starters, we need the <A></A> tags. This is where all your link info goes, URL, etc. Ok, let's focus on the <A HREF=""></A> tag. Your URL & text info will go within this tag.

First let's focus on the HREF attribute. Here's an example of how the tag will look: <A HREF="http://www.yoururl.com"> HREF lets you know that, what follows is an URL & that you're going to link to it. Now say you want your link to read, My Site!

Well, here's how we do it. Note the </A> tag that occurs at the end? This makes it so your link will read the way you want.

Here's an example:
<A HREF="http://www.domain.com">My Site!</A>

Here's how it actually looks: My Site!

Now we'll go over the target attribute. This attribute has many good uses. (In use with frames, for example) You can use this attribute to open a new browser window, or to break your site out of Frames. First, I'll show how to open a new window for your link: <A HREF="http://www.yoururl.com" TARGET="_blank">My Site!</A> This opens a new window when you click on the link.

Here's how it works: My Site!

Now for a frame breaking link. Here's an example: <A HREF="http://www.yoururl.com" TARGET="_top">My Site!</A> This opens the new page "on top" of the old page, thereby breaking the page out of any Frames. Cool, Huh!

Here's how this one works: My Site!

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Images & Image Links

Let's start w/a basic image tag: <IMG SRC="image.gif" ALT="text" WIDTH="specified in pixels" HEIGHT="ditto">.

Now, let's break down these attributes, one by one.

SRC-This is the source/url of your image file.

ALT-This is text that will be seen when you mouse over the image. Also, if some of your viewers have a TEXT ONLY Browser, they'll be able to see the text you wrote. So, it's probably a good idea to be somewhat descriptive.

WIDTH/HEIGHT (specified in pixels)-By specifying the width & height of your image, the browser makes it load faster, which makes, happy visitors! If you don't know the pixel width & height of your image, you can find out by using an Image Editor/Maker. For the sake of explanation, I'll use Photoshop. Click on the Image menu, then click Image Size. When the Image Size dialog box comes up, DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING! Just take note of the height & width, write them down if you need to.

Now, let's make Image Links

To begin, we need a basic link. If you dont know how to make a link, please refer to the links tutorial. Now here's our link: <A HREF="page.html"></A>.

Instead of putting text between the <A></A> tags like we would normally do, we put an image tag. If you'd like, you can refer back to that tutorial.

Here's how it'll look:
<A HREF="page.html"><IMG SRC="image.gif" WIDTH="specifiedinpixels" HEIGHT="ditto" ALT="description" BORDER="0"></A>

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Tables

In the next few minutes, I will show you how to do some simple stuff with tables!

Before I explain this table to you, here's the code I wrote to give me the table:

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>Veggies!</CAPTION>

<TR>
<TD>Green Beans</TD>
<TD>Corn</TD>
<TD>Cucumber</TD>
</TR>

<TR>
<TD>Lettuce</TD>
<TD>Squash</TD>
<TD>Celery</TD>
</TR>

<TR>
<TD>Onion</TD>
<TD>Asparagus</TD>
<TD>Carrots</TD>
</TR>

</TABLE>

Now, don't be worried by this. It looks strange, but look again. There's only 4 commands being used over & over. Here's what we use:

<TABLE> starts and ends the whole thing.

<CAPTION> and </CAPTION> places a caption over your table. The caption will be bolded and centered.

<TR> is used when you want a new Table Row to start. Notice that you need to end every table row with an </TR>. See that above?

<TD> denotes Table Data. This goes in front of every piece of information you want in a cell. You need to end every one that you open with a </TD>. See how it's done above.

And finally you finish with </TABLE>.

Now some more stuff to do with tables!

Here's the same table we worked with before but with more code added.

<TABLE CELLSPACING="1" CELLPADDING="1" BORDER="3">
<CAPTION>Veggies!</CAPTION>

<TR>
<TD>Green Beans</TD>
<TD>Corn</TD>
<TD>Cucumber</TD>
</TR>

<TR>
<TD>Lettuce</TD>
<TD>Squash</TD>
<TD>Celery</TD>
</TR>

<TR>
<TD>Onion</TD>
<TD>Asparagus</TD>
<TD>Carrots</TD>
</TR>

</TABLE>

Now, you're using the 3 new commands listed below :

CELLSPACING (all one word) gives the amount of space between cells.

CELLPADDING (all one word) gives the amount of space (or padding) between the cell border and the cell contents. Note the cell border walls tend to fill out. A higher number fills out more. Try a few different settings to see what looks best.

BORDER tells the table how large the border should be. This is in terms of pixels. Try different numbers. I happen to like the look of BORDER=3. BORDER=0 gets rid of the borders altogether.

Now, we'll go into more uses for the table, including, not only entire page design/layout, but color as well.

For starters, let's take a look at a regular table:

<TABLE BORDER="0">
<TR><TD>
</TD></TR></TABLE>

Now, if you want the background color of your whole table to be the same, you'd put the code within the start tag, like so:

<TABLE BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">

Same thing with a background image:

<TABLE BACKGROUND="image.gif">

Now, if you just want to color one cell, you'd do this:

<TABLE BORDER="0">
<TR><TD BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF">
</TD></TR></TABLE>

Or, for a one celled background image:

<TD BACKGROUND="image.gif">

With the TD attributes, you can have every cell be a different color or background image. With this in mind, you can use tables in your whole page design & layout.

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Frames

What Are Frames?

Frames are kinda different from anything done in html in that you are not making a page in the traditional sense. What you are making is a template where you can put more than one page. Here's an example using TABLE commands:

Page_1


Page_2





Above is a simple table. Read about tables in the Tables Tutorial. In fact, I would strongly urge you to read it first. This will be easier to understand if you do so.

Now imagine that the table above is the entire viewing screen of your browser. Frames are used to do just that, break up the screen. Other pages go in the frame cells. Frames allow you to display more than one page at the same time, in the same screen.

If that table above were a browser screen using FRAME commands, there would be THREE pages involved: The frames page that breaks up the page and "Page1.htm", "Page2.htm". The frame commands that would create a page like the example above would look like this:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>First Frame Page</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET COLS="50%,50%">
<FRAME SRC="PAGE_1.htm">
<FRAME SRC="PAGE_2.htm">
</FRAMESET>
</HTML>

Basic Frame Commands

Neat, huh? There's two pages displayed at the same time. You simply split the screen into two parts and placed a different page in each part. Look again at the HTML frames code above; here's what's going on: FRAMESET starts any frame page. It alerts the browser that FRAMES are going here. COLS denotes that I want columns. In this case, I want two; each 50% of the screen.

Can I do other percentages? Of course you can.
Just separate the percentages by commas and get it all to add up to 99% or 100%. 99%. You see, 33%, 33%, 33% adds to 99 and splits the screen three ways. The browser just distributes the final 1% over the three spaces.

FRAME SRC denotes the source of the frame. Frames read the way you do, from left to right. The first source offered will be the left. I only have two frame sections so I need only 2 sources.

</FRAMESET> ends the whole thing.

Some Quick Questions:

Q: Do I have to write pages skinny enough to fit in only one-half of the page frame?
A: No. The browser will cram it all in the page, but it sometimes looks smashed.
Q: What if my page is taller than the screen? How do I put in a vertical scroll bar?
A: The browser will do it for you.
Q: Can I get rows too?
A: Yup. Here's how you do it...

Page1.htm


Page2.htm







Here's the FRAMES code I'll use to do it:

<FRAMESET ROWS="75%,25%">
<FRAME SRC="Page1.htm">
<FRAME SRC="Page2.htm">
</FRAMESET>

What is Happening Here?
Remember that frames read left to right like you. I told the browser I wanted FRAMES by using the FRAMESET command. I then broke up the page horizonally, instead of vertically, as before.

Naming Cells and Using Targets

Now we know how to break up the screen through FRAMESET percentage commands. Now, to control page changes (links) in your frames. There are 3 basic methods of changing pages within frames:

  • Click on a link in a frame -- just that frame changes.
  • Click on a link in a frame -- another frame on the screen opens the page.
  • Click on a link in a frame -- the frames disappear and you get a regular page.

Here's how you do all three!

Click on a link in a frame -- just that frame changes pages.

This is the default. It just happens without you doing anything extra. So, if that's all you want to do, you already know what you need. Browsers are programmed to handle frame clicks this way. The other two methods require a little more coding.

Click on a link in a frame -- another frame on the screen receives the information.

Now it's time to discuss 2 new commands, "NAME" and "TARGET." Let's say I'm doing a very simple frame page with only three frames. It'll look something like this:

Frame1


Frame2


Frame3









In order for me to ask the browser to send info to another frame, I have to make a point of naming each of the frames. Name them whatever you wish, but keep it simple. Here's what the FRAMESET command will look like, with NAMES:

<FRAMESET>
<FRAMESET ROWS="50%, 50%">
<FRAME NAME="A" SRC="cell_1.htm">
<FRAME NAME="B" SRC="cell_2.htm">
<FRAME NAME="C" SRC="cell_3.htm">
</FRAMESET>

Okay, great... you've named the cells. See the "NAME=" attributes I put in the FRAME SRC tags above? Good. Now that you have the frames named, you can make any link inside of them targeted. Basically, you're going to add a TARGET attribute to the usual <A HREF>. Let's say this example link is in cell a above:

<A HREF="http://www.cbs.com" TARGET="C">

You can guess what will happen. When you click on the link, cell a will remain the same and cell c will open the page.

Leaving a Frames Page Completely

So now you can send information from any frame to any frame. The problem is you're still on the frames page -- and some of the larger pages are squished. Say you want to have someone click on a frame and have the link to pop up as its own page, in a full browser window. Well, you have to tell the browser to do that. Remember, the default is to have the page stay in the same frame. You need to TARGET the link to open by itself. Simple enough. Just follow the format above but make the TARGET, "_top." Note the underline before the word "top." It looks like this: <A HREF="http://www.cbs.com" TARGET="_top">

Encountering Non-Frames-Ready Browsers

That's a problem. Most browsers today accept frames, but many still don't, text-only browsers for example. The "frames-challenged" will get an error code if they attempt to log on to a page with frames. Either that or they'll get a blank page. There's a few ways around it.

  • Don't do frames.
  • Write a page without any frames and offer a choice to go to a framed page or to a non-framed page. That means you have to write two pages.
  • Use <NOFRAME> and </NOFRAME> commands.
More about the NOFRAME command: It's simple. You write a basic framepage like any of the three above -- but -- immediately following the first FRAMESET command you put in a <NOFRAME> command and write a message to the frames challenged. Like so...

<FRAMESET COLS="50%,50%">
<NOFRAME>
The page you are attempting to enter uses frames. Click <A HREF="page.html">Here</A> for a non-frames version of this page.
</NOFRAME>
<FRAME SRC="PAGE_A.htm">
<FRAME SRC="PAGE_B.htm">
</FRAMESET>
</HTML>

Hope This Helps!

The person, whose browser can't see frames, gets the message and the person who can read frames will get the frames page. You know, you could just put the HTML code in there rather than a message. That way, the user would see the page and never know. I hope this
has helped some, Happy Web Building!