Book review : Frew, A.J., (Ed). Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2005. New York: Springer Wien

This volume represents the proceedings of the 12th ENTER conference held at Innsbruck in 2005. While the conference also accepts work-in-progress papers and includes a Ph.D. workshop, the proceedings contain 51 research papers by 102 authors. The general theme of the conference was eBusiness is here—what is next? and the papers cover a diverse range of topics across nine tracks. This reviewer has adopted the approach of succinctly summarising the contribution of each of the papers, in the order they appear....

Exterior view of Josef Altschuler standing in the doorway of his joinery, Max Klamper Tischlermeister; Aßmayergasse 34, Wien XII (Vienna).

Josef Altschuler was the father of Robert Altschuler

Jüdisches Museum Wien‏ Collection 1915-1994

Printed materials about the first Jewish museum in Vienna, Austria, which existed 1895 to 1938. Also included is a biography about Maurice (Moritz) Bronner, curator at the museum 1910-1914, by his son, Felix Bronner. Folder 2 holds copies of 2 photographs of Maurice Bronner, circa 1910 and 1965.

Construction and test of Wien-filter combined with RIBLL

A recoil separator Wien-filter which was developed for the Radioactive Ion Beam Line in Lanzhou (RIBLL) as an extension is described. It consists of 2 quadruple triplets and a standard Wien-filter. It was designed for study of the fusion-evaporation reactions. The overall design, background suppression, the transmission efficiency, the angular acceptance and the momentum acceptance have been described. All the performances fulfil the designed requirements. Based on the test results, with some modifications the investigations of the nuclei with Z <= 110 and the drip-line nuclei in the medium-heavy mass region can be carried out with this facility.

E. Lesky, A. Wandruska, G. Van Swieten und seine Zeit (Wien 1973), 194 p.,

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La dinámica de grupos en el educador especializado : XI Reunión de la Asociación Internacional de Educadores de Jóvenes Inadaptados, Baden bei Wien, noviembre 1962.

Se analiza el contenido de las tres disertaciones presentadas a la XI Reunión de la Asociación Internacional de Educadores de Jóvenes Inadaptados: 'Estructuras de organización vertical y horizontal'; 'Sistemas de relación y posiciones en el seno del grupo'; y 'El medio y el grupo'. De forma simultánea, y como complemento práctico a estas lecciones y discusiones se realizaron visitas a unos centros establecidos en varias ciudades austriacas, llamados 'Village d'enfants', S.O.S. donde viven en pabellones familiares niños apátridas, abandonados o privados de familia y reciben educación hasta los catorce años.