Submissions are published anonymously and may be edited for length or team may be nominated by anyone in our college Writer(s): PVM Wellness Committee | pvmnews@purdue.edu The Purdue Memorial Union ballrooms provided a classic setting for an annual event that has become a cherished tradition of the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine Members of the DVM Class of 2026 gathered with family friends and faculty and staff on the evening of April 12 for the annual White Coat Ceremony that signals the transition of the third year veterinary students from the classroom to the clinics Purdue University scientists led by co-principal investigators in the Colleges of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine have identified the Supinoxin small-molecule drug as a possible new therapy for small-cell lung cancer (SCLC) evidence came pouring in that Boilermakers everywhere – whether alumni friends and/or fans – were answering the call to make the 2025 Purdue Day of Giving our loudest and proudest “All hail!” yet And Purdue Veterinary Medicine played a part in the success It is no surprise that the members of Purdue’s Werling Comparative Oncology Research Center (WCORC) in the College of Veterinary Medicine would not back down from a challenge especially when it comes to supporting innovative cancer research about two-dozen representatives of the center could be found out on the course Saturday participating in the 17th annual 5K Challenge fundraising run to support the Purdue Institute for Cancer Research This week we extend our appreciation to Lisa Hepworth who is a senior lecturer and instructor of record for small animal junior surgery Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine, 625 Harrison Street, West Lafayette, IN 47907, 765-494-7607 Maintained by Purdue Veterinary Medicine Communications. If you have trouble accessing this page because of a disability, please report an accessibility issue. Managing director of Peter Dohle Schiffahrts and president of the German Shipowners’ Association tells us what she would do if named CEO of global shipping The shipping industry is grappling with its most pressing challenge: achieving climate neutrality. Addressing this critical issue requires the implementation of universally aligned regulations that apply to all vessels across the globe. To navigate this transformation, the focus must be on investing in alternative fuels, upgrading fleets with environmentally friendly technologies and instituting a comprehensive global emissions framework instead of a plethora of regional regulations. 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Read more about DN Media Group here TradeWinds is part of NHST Global Publications AS and we are responsible for the data that you register with us and the data we collect when you visit our websites We use cookies in a variety of ways to improve your experience such as keeping NHST websites reliable and secure personalising content and ads and to analyse how our sites are being used For more information and how to manage your privacy settings please refer to our privacy and cookie policies Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application          On Saturday Beloved husband of the late Dorothy Virginia Bornheim Belschner and her husband Dale and the late Donna J Father-in-Law of Dave Goodman and Barbara Bornheim Bryan and Amanda Bornheim and Justine Belschner and the late Scott Ferrera Jacob and Grant Bornheim and Mason Collier Bornheim was also preceded in death by his parents; Dora and Benjamin Bornheim and his brothers; Donald          Family and friends are invited to gather at the Singleton Funeral & Cremation Services 2023 from 10:30 am till the start of the Celebration of Life Funeral Service at 11:30 am Graveside Service and Interment to follow at Meadowridge Memorial Park Memorial Contributions may be made in his name to the American Red Cross         Bruce Henry Bornheim was born on September 22nd in Baltimore Maryland to proud parents Benjamin and Dora Bornheim The youngest of four boys – brothers Donald and Royce – Bruce grew up in Baltimore He attended school in Baltimore and enjoyed baseball and sneaking in to watch shows at the Hippodrome Theater He served in the Marines and received an Honorable Discharge He met the love of his life living across the street when he was a teenager Dorothy and Bruce were married in Baltimore in 1948 with all their family and friends in attendance         Bruce began working as a tile setter for the Avon Tile Company where he quickly gained the skills to become a Master tile setter in the Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Union He had the honor of crafting the White House’s pool house during Ronald Reagan’s time in office as well as laying the tile for the DC Metro          Bruce and Dorothy became parents in 1950 to the first Bornheim girl in over 100 years In 1954 they welcomed their second daughter and middle child In 1959 they rounded out the family with their youngest and only son The family moved from Baltimore to Glen Burnie in 1962 where Bruce lived in a newly constructed home on Condon Avenue He lived in the same house until his passing The Bornheim family made many friends in the neighborhood throughout the years they lived on Condon Avenue Bruce was also an active member of the Ferndale Methodist church Bruce kept busy while working for the Bricklayers union volunteering for his local polling place as an election worker as well as volunteering for the American Red Cross driving life saving blood products to areas in need         Bruce and Dorothy welcomed their first grandchild in 1973 quickly followed by Michael Ferrara in 1975 Bryan Bornheim was born in 1986 and two grand-daughters born back-to-back were welcomed in 1989 – Amanda Bornheim and Justine Belschner Bruce was also the proud great grandfather to five great grandsons: Devan Ferrara         The home on Condon Avenue was host to many special events throughout the years including receptions Bruce and Dorothy hosted many Christmas dinners and celebrations for the family to the new year and for the health of all the family members         Bruce fondly enjoyed watching and reading about sports including baseball He was a devoted and enthusiastic Orioles fan which he passed along his love of His wife Dorothy even once caught a foul ball at the game Baseball could always be seen or heard in the Bornheim home throughout the season         Bruce was preceded in death by his wife Dorothy Bruce passed away peacefully on October 21st His family is at peace knowing that he is safe and comfortable in Heaven with his loved ones Singleton Funeral and Cremation Services PA Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors You are using an outdated browser. 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You have to accept the cookie policy to watch the video Port Sulphur Band and the respective logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of the Crytek group in the EU All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners Frankfurt is getting a new swimming pool: the "Main Bad Bornheim" is expected to open its doors in spring which is being built in the immediate vicinity of the ice rink Managing Director of Frankfurter BäderBetriebe The name "Main Bad Bornheim" prevailed against strong competitors Over 1,000 suggestions were submitted and a jury selected five favorites which citizens were able to vote on until the end of December Josef was delighted with the great interest and emphasized the importance of the new pool for Frankfurt and the region Zielinski praised the name as an expression of the connection between water and the River Main the previous Panoramabad in Bornheim will close A specific date for the opening has yet to be set The German Shipowners’ Association (VDR) has elected its first women president in its 114-year history managing director of Peter Döhle Schiffahrts taking over from Captain Alfred Hartmann at one of the world’s largest national shipowning organisations “I am certain that my successor will do an excellent job leading the association and continuing to vigorously represent the interests of Germany’s maritime shipping sector at both the national and international levels,” said outgoing president The past year has shown us all that Germany needs shipping and well-functioning maritime trade routes generating enthusiasm among young people to pursue a career in shipping and boosting Germany’s competitiveness as a shipping hub vis-à-vis its competitors abroad,” Bornheim said The VDR’s new president also stressed: “Together with Germany’s new federal government the VDR and its member companies will confront these challenges swiftly and proactively We will provide impetus for Germany’s maritime shipping sector to continue to operate in a climate-friendly and competitive manner with on-shore and at-sea personnel who are excellently trained and fit for the future.” They should be bright yellow so they are visible in the ocea.. Don't have an account? announces ban after reports women were harassed by men from asylum shelters A western German town has barred adult male asylum seekers from its public indoor swimming pool after receiving complaints that some women were sexually harassed The measures in Bornheim, a town of 48,000 some 18 miles (30km) south of Cologne, are the latest sign of social tensions related to the arrival last year of 1.1 million migrants in Germany, followed by sexual assaults on women by young male migrants and asylum seekers during New Year’s Eve celebrations in Cologne. Read moreBornheim’s deputy mayor said on Friday that a difficult decision was taken to send a clear message that breaching German cultural norms was a red line. “There have been complaints of sexual harassment and chatting-up going on in this swimming pool … by groups of young men, and this has prompted some women to leave [the premises],” Markus Schnapka said. “This led to my decision that adult males from our asylum shelters may not enter the swimming pool until further notice.” He did not say how the ban would be enforced. German media say asylum seekers, who get no funds from the state, must present an identification document to be admitted to pools at a discounted rate. Schnapka said his town had begun a campaign in local asylum seekers’ shelters to teach the occupants about gender equality and respect for women. The gang attacks on women outside Cologne’s historic cathedral on the river Rhine deepened public doubts about Angela Merkel’s open-door policy towards refugees fleeing conflicts in the Middle East and about Germany’s ability to integrate the mainly Muslim and Arab newcomers. Read morePolice investigations into the incidents of sexual molestation are focusing on 19 suspects including 10 asylum seekers and nine illegal migrants thought to be from north Africa Police said the suspects came from outside Cologne a carnival parade planned for 8 February in Rheinberg was cancelled after organisers said they would not be able to provide a security plan for the event on as required by police Merkel is now under increasing pressure to stem the flow of migrants coming to Germany Several thousand continue to arrive every day and there has been a backlash by rightwing nationalist groups at a mobile home near Hartshorne on December 5 Investigators arrested him in October of 2014.  10/17/2014: Related Story: Iowa Man Charged In 2010 Pittsburg County Double Murder District Attorney Farley Ward told the McAlester News-Capitol two people who had given statements to investigators about Bornheim's alleged involvement recanted the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation said the killings stemmed from a dispute over a stolen Bobcat skid steer loader.  Court records in Iowa show Bornheim was on probation after a conviction in 2012 for stabbing a man in Iowa Falls when he was arrested for the Oklahoma double shooting 10/17/2014: Related Story: Iowa Man Charged In 2010 Pittsburg County Double Murder and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox Tennyson Varney’s return to Hamilton Township last fall went about as well as he could have hoped considering the circumstances.  After serving as an assistant with the Rangers from 2008-13 including the last four seasons as offensive coordinator Varney coached Franklin Heights from 2014-16 and Grove City from 2017-19.  When the Hamilton Township job came open after the 2019 season he was excited about the opportunity to return to a place that he knew so well During a season shaped by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic the Rangers improved from 5-5 in 2019 to finish 6-2.  More: Friday Night Live 2021 Central Ohio High School Football Preview Guide More: 2021 central Ohio high school football weekly schedule Hamilton Township also competed in the playoffs for the first time since 2016 and won the fourth postseason game in program history beating 22nd-seeded Beechcroft 50-19 in the first round as the No Region 11 before falling 39-21 to sixth-seeded Watterson.  “Last year was my first year (as head coach) “It’s a place that obviously I know very well from being here before It’s a district that cares about athletics and will be up for the first game.”  The Rangers closed last season two weeks after its playoff loss beating Amanda-Clearcreek 14-0 to finish 4-1 in the MSL-Buckeye Division behind Division IV state semifinalist Bloom-Carroll.  No other teams from the MSL-Buckeye except for the Bulldogs and Rangers posted overall winning records which backs up the parity that Varney believes should rule the league again this fall.  Hamilton Township is hoping the success experienced during Varney’s first year will carry over despite entering the season with a more inexperienced squad than a year ago.  Complicating matters in the preseason was an injury during the first scrimmage that likely ended the season for sophomore Josh Woods who was projected to be the starting quarterback will be “sophomore heavy” this fall – which he hopes bodes well for the future.  “We just want to continue to build off of last year,” said senior Riley Gibbs “Coach Varney has been doing really well for our program and I can only see it going up.”  Black is set to take over at quarterback for 2021 graduate Brock McGuire Sophomore Jordan Bowen will serve as the backup 1 running back after rushing for 405 yards and three touchdowns a year ago Graduate Stephen Mikell ran for a team-high 677 yards with six touchdowns.  athletic kid who runs downhill,” Varney said “He’s one of the better football players we have.”  Senior Aaman Whitson and junior Zach Dawson also figure to play a key role at running back along with Gibbs whose main focus will be on defense.  Senior Owen Spencer is a first-year competitor who showed his athletic ability in track last season Juniors Trenton Renz and Kaden Kiser are expected to split time at tight end.  Jayce Peters and Alton Taylor are projected to be starters on the offensive line with freshman Anthony Brobst also expected to play a key role is a 2021 graduate who started on the line and is playing for Mount Union.  Varney expects the defense to be led by Gibbs at linebacker and Bornheim up front four sacks and five tackles for loss last season three sacks and seven tackles for loss.  Joining Bornheim on the line should be Hunter at tackle Peters and Renz seeing action as well.  Gibbs will be joined by senior Seth Conrad.  Senior Felix Prewitt is a returning starter at cornerback and will be joined at that position by Spencer with sophomore Nadir Langston and freshman Taliq Black among those competing at safety.  “We’ve got a little bit of talent in our sophomore and freshman classes,” Varney said.   Junior Dakota Meyer is expected to be the kicker and also will punt replacing 2021 graduate Malcolm Denny at punter.   Gibbs and Kiser both have done long snapping and Whitson and Langston are likely to return kickoffs and punts.  Trenton Renz (TE/DL) and Owen Spencer (WR/DB)  Schnapka announced the decision in person at a local refugee center; Bornheim also plans to hold meetings to discuss things like sexual-assault prevention and respect for women “I know that I do an injustice to most people but I do not see an alternative way to send this clear message,” Schnapka said The city’s announcement comes as the German city of Cologne is still reeling from more than 100 reports of sexual assault on New Year’s Eve. As of last week, 31 people were under investigation in those attacks Police reports from the chaotic scene indicate one man claimed to be Syrian but the group of men called in for questioning also includes Algerians Reactions to the New Year’s Eve assaults have been largely mixed but many blame Chancellor Angela Merkel’s pro-refugee policy for the uptick in sexual assaults “I am embarrassed for my fellow believers,” an unnamed refugee reportedly told a local TV station in Bornheim Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission Password must be at least 8 characters and contain: you’ll receive occasional updates and offers from New York There's another Twitch Drops campaign coming your way and this time we're bringing the Halloween treats You'll be able to get your hands on equipment including the possibility of grabbing Union Suit (either the Red Drawers or Sunday Best variation) Fan favorites from past Twitch Drops are also coming back If you already own all the 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following Charms are up for grabs and will be given at random: October 29th (15:00 UTC) – October 30th (15:00 UTC)Watch any participating Hunt: Showdown 1896 streamer for 240 minutes to unlock Malady (Poison Bomb).If you already own Malady o Skin Ripper (Frag Bomb)o Brooke's Burner (Fire Bomb)o The Overcall (Dynamite Stick)o Loki's Gift (Waxed Dynamite Stick)o Hoot and Holler (Big Dynamite Bundle) October 30th (15:00 UTC) – October 31st (15:00 UTC)Watch any participating Hunt: Showdown 1896 streamer for 240 minutes to unlock Jackal's Snare (Terminus).If you already own Jackal's Snare then one of the following rewards is up for grabs and will be given at random: o Last Estate (Terminus)o Kinfolk's Clutch (Terminus)o Burn Out (Terminus Shorty)o Bird of Prey (Terminus Shorty)o Storm Chaser (Terminus Shorty) October 31st (15:00 UTC) – November 1st (15:00 UTC)Watch any participating Hunt: Showdown 1896 streamer for 240 minutes to permanently unlock a random Hunter.Previous Twitch Drops 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You have to accept the cookie policy to watch the video. Crytek, CRYENGINE, Hunt Showdown, Port Sulphur Band and the respective logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of the Crytek group in the EU, U.S. and/or other territories. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Peter Dohle managing director Gaby Bornheim takes on pioneering role in German shipping The German Shipowners' Association (VDR) has elected Gaby Bornheim as its new president. Bornheim becomes the first woman to head the shipowners' organisation in its 114-year history. She replaces 74-year-old Alfred Hartmann, who has held the position since the beginning of 2015 and did not stand for re-election. DN Media Group is the leading news provider in the shipping, seafood, and energy industries, with a number of English- and Norwegian-language news publications across a variety of sectors. Read more about DN Media Group here. 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience and security former Senator Ralf Nagel  will step down after 12 years as Chief Executive Officer and Executive Member of the Presidential Committee of the German Shipowners’ Association He will continue to serve the VDR in an advisory capacity until 31 December 2022 is thereby also completing a generational change in the Executive Management of the Association,” says VDR President Dr Ralf Nagel had been working for the VDR since 2010 as Chief Executive Officer and Executive Member of the Presidential Committee he has successfully campaigned to uphold Germany’s status as a strong and competitive shipping hub His term in office has also seen the establishment of the Stiftung Schifffahrtsstandort Deutschland a Hamburg-based non-profit foundation that promotes the training and employment of seafarers The Association’s work in Brussels and at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London has been expanded and strengthened under Nagel’s stewardship “We would like to thank Ralf Nagel for his exemplary commitment and great efforts on behalf of the German maritime shipping sector,” says VDR President Dr “The past decade was marked by a severe shipping crisis immediately followed by a global pandemic that has also had a major impact on shipping Ralf Nagel has continuously steered the association safely through these times of crisis and has been an excellent representative of the Association’s interests both nationally and internationally Nagel: “In the 12 years I have worked in merchant shipping I have been able to indulge my passion for maritime shipping and champion the interests of this strategically important sector The successes achieved would not have been possible without the strong cohesion and outstanding expertise of all the staff at the Association’s offices I would like to thank this exemplary crew with all my heart and wish Dr Kröger and the team continued success and all the very best.” “We are very pleased that we have been able to attract Dr a shipping and association expert with excellent networks and a proven track record at both the European and international levels to be his successor and the future Chief Executive Officer of the VDR,” continues President Bornheim Martin Kröger has been working for the VDR as Managing Director for 10 years and has played a key role in the fields of European and international shipping policy Germany’s competitiveness as a shipping hub as well as environmental and climate protection in shipping “The challenges facing the shipping industry will remain enormous in the years ahead,”Kröger emphasises maintaining Germany’s competitiveness as a shipping hub and the ongoing transformation of the shipping industry – these are currently the most important issues for the future of the association,” Dr VDR will remain called upon and committed to the future I am very much looking forward to leading the Association into this new era together with the highly motivated VDR team of experts and its members,” Dr Top News,Greece Greece has approved an international tender for hydrocarbon exploration in four blocks in the Mediterranean Sea Top News,World Top News,Energy World,Word newsletter The Panama Maritime Authority (PMA) participated in the 2025 edition of Sea Asia one of the premier maritime industry events in the Asia-Pacific… Leading mental health support provider MHSS is proud to confirm its commitment to diversity and inclusion with the appointment of two psychologists… Design & Development by P.KAN.DESIGNER Design & Development by P.KAN.DESIGNER © 2025 Cyprus Shipping News. All rights reserved Delegates at TradeWinds event debate the feasibility of hitting net zero Shipping has to strive to meet a proposed zero-carbon target by 2050, even if ultimately those goals are highly ambitious. That was the conclusion of panellists at the TradeWinds Shipowners Forum Germany 2022, which was hosted alongside the SMM trade fair in Hamburg on Tuesday. “There is no other escape,” said Gaby Bornheim, president of the German Shipowners Association (VDR). Coffee from an expert: Carlo Graf Bülow serves cappuccino Some people can't get going in the morning without it it is a means of survival in everyday life while still others consider it indispensable for social and private occasions He is one of the best baristas in the world - officially the world championship in the preparation of coffee using a so-called Aeropress was held in the Australian city of Melbourne the coffee powder is mixed with the brewing water in the brewing cylinder The liquid is pressed through a filter into a cup or pot using the plunger The participants from 54 countries were each given 250 grams of coffee to develop a recipe from The national champions competed against each other in four rounds with a jury tasting the respective drinks blind you had five minutes to brew the most delicious cup," says Graf Bülow behind the winner from Thailand and ahead of the third-placed team from China who comes from Bonn and lives in the foothills of the Rhineland - after the German Aeropress Championship in 2021 and 2023 third place in the Cup Tasters last year - which involves recognising coffee by smell and taste - victory in the German Latte Art Championship in 2018 and first place in the Espresso Italiano discipline in 2017 to an inconspicuous warehouse and production hall in the north of Cologne more than 16,000 kilometres from Melbourne as the crow flies This is where the Cologne-based roasting company Schamong produces its coffee Carlo Graf Bülow is the main person responsible for production from the delivery of the beans from countries including Brazil Ethiopia and Costa Rica to roasting and grinding Count Bülow has been working at Schamong for more than seven years he worked at the bar of the Bonn branch of the Vapiano restaurant chain A friend introduced him to a barista and the world of "latte art" "We wanted to be able to do that too," says Graf Bülow The consistency of the milk foam and the pouring technique are important but today experts conjure up the most complex animal motifs Graf Bülow dropped out of university and trained as a system caterer His career path took him from Vapiano to a teahouse in Bonn city centre then to a restaurant in Troisdorf and finally to Schamong "I had my job interview on a Wednesday and started on a Saturday," he says and smiles But what makes a good coffee in his opinion "You don't need much to make a good coffee," says Graf Bülow perhaps a touch too hard for filter coffee," he says he uses a table filter machine for the water the flavour is also influenced by the way the coffee is roasted most coffee drinkers won't be able or want to do this themselves a good coffee grinder can cost as much as 200 euros So powder after all - then buy in smaller quantities and shop more often "Coffee gets old quickly," says Graf Bülow The 37-year-old is by no means a coffee dogmatist which quickly becomes clear when talking to him "Whatever tastes good is allowed," he says So does that include preparations using pods and capsules There is actually too little powder in capsules and pods both are justified and the technology of the machines is good And coffee cultivation consumes a lot of resources coffee is a big business from which large companies generally earn a lot and small farmers less they try to establish direct trade relationships and influence coffee cultivation says Count Bülow - although this is not always easy he visited a farm in Brazil to find out about cultivation there He still has a visit to Kenya on his agenda - and probably a trip or two to a coffee competition He has already proven several times that he can do it 479,700 tonnes of roasted coffee were sold in Germany According to the German Coffee Association per capita consumption in relation to the population was 167 litres the "whole bean" segment saw the biggest growth in coffee preparation at home this means that the "ground roasted coffee" and "whole bean" segments would have converged for the first time in 2022 each with a market share of around 44 per cent Pads would have had a market share of six per cent in 2022 The German Coffee Association sees a trend towards fully automatic machines Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks Franz Wirtz GmbH in Bornheim has slowly but surely been developing into a modern transport service provider the forwarding company offers tailor-made solutions for Europe-wide transport logistics: from sensitive foods to high-quality electronics and consumer goods to pharmaceutical products 50 percent of its revenues are still from fresh food logistics which is why the GmbH is one of the leading suppliers in this area Despite the many challenges in today's transport sector Mr Wirtz certainly sees a place in the market for his company the company was transformed into a modern service provider Quality standards and flexibilityThe company currently has over 100 employees a high-tech transfer warehouse with a surface area of ​​1,000 m2 and integrated cold stores the traditional GmbH serves a mixed clientele of (producer) cooperatives regionally and internationally."In addition to the just-in-time procurement of goods we also deal with the disposition and labeling of fresh products as needed everything happens at the same location in Bornheim," said Wirtz There is usually a peak between April and the end of October when local fresh specialties like soft fruit are arriving on the market in large quantities the company is struggling with a significant shortage of skilled personnel "We need employees who understand the business quality standards and know what it is to be flexible we have started employing workers from all over Europe." Difficult infrastructureIn addition to the constant shortage of skilled workers there are also more and more challenges in terms of infrastructure because outside of the Cologne area -whether in other urban areas of Germany or at the major transport hubs in neighboring countries such as the Netherlands- these obstacles have to be taken into account nowadays so that we have passed through Cologne before 7.00 clock there is no real solution to these problems; it never gets any easier." Promising futureCompared to these difficulties thanks to the high-tech cooling technology today many sensitive products can be easily transported from A to B without damage or spoilage "We can adjust these high-tech cooling and heating devices to the transported goods Other tech that really helps us are the modern telematics or the GPS systems." The experienced managing director sees a promising future for his company successful cooperation with corresponding partners "The market is becoming increasingly focused which is why there are no new sales markets the existing market leaders are becoming more specialized: as we are a specialist in transporting these goods FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com A suburb of the German city of Bonn banned male refugees over 18 from using the municipal swimming pool after complaints of sexual harassment, the latest in a wave of incidents creating a public backlash against Angela Merkel’s open-doors policy Social workers in Bornheim, which is about 30 kilometers south of Cologne where hundreds of women were sexually molested on New Year’s Eve by gangs of men including asylum-seekers took action after women complained about men from a refugee shelter “There have been complaints of sexual harassment and chatting-up going on in this swimming pool and this has prompted some women to leave [the premises],” said Markus Schnapka head of Bornheim’s social welfare office The aim is to send a message to the refugees that German cultural norms including respect for women’s rights adding: “Once our social workers tell us that they have got the message Another German town, Rheinberg, has canceled its February 8 carnival parade because of concerns that migrant men could provoke incidents during the festivities according to local public security chief Jonny Strey death and destruction — what the country has endured since Russia invaded Brazil’s president has played down the clinical effects of the coronavirus up to this point But the local mayor insisted there was ‘no immediate prospect’ of such a move ‘There is still quite some way to go towards an agreement,’ European Council chief says ahead of virtual summit Some places in and around Bonn allow you to pick your own strawberries visitors can pick their own certified organic strawberries starting June 3 The farm announces the dates for each week on its website At the Engels farm location in Niederkassel-Rheidt harvesting is expected to be possible starting in August Schneiders Obsthof also allows you to pick your own strawberries in the field Other farms offer freshly picked strawberries from their own cultivation in their farm stores or at sales stands in and around Bonn An overview is provided by the NRW Chamber of Agriculture at Landservice.de This is a listing that does not claim to be complete. It is also not a ranking. The order is arbitrary. Is a strawberry field missing from the listing? Send us an email to online@ga.de Der junge Marine-Offizier Friedrich Grade auf einer nachkolorierten Aufnahme aus dem Jahr 1938 das 1981 durch den Kult-Film „Das Boot“ berühmt wurde: Wie jetzt bekannt wurde ist der frühere Leitende Ingenieur und Marineoffizier Friedrich Grade am Freitag im Alter von 107 Jahren in Bornheim gestorben Das Bornheimer Senioren Wohnstift Beethoven bestätigte auf Anfrage eine entsprechende Information Im Wohnstift Beethoven war Grade der älteste Bewohner und engagierte sich unter anderem ehrenamtlich beim Garagentrödel sowie als Tüftler und Bastler mit seinem Technikwissen Der am 29. März 1916 in Büdelsdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, geborene Grade galt als letzter Überlebender des U-Boots 96 mit seinen Fahrten im Atlantik während des Zweiten Weltkriegs bei denen 29 Schiffe versenkt und vier Schiffe beschädigt wurden Seine Erlebnisse hielt er in einem heimlich geschriebenen Tagebuch fest Friedrich Grade (links) im Jahr 2022 bei einem Trödelmarkt des Wohnstifts Beethoven in Bornheim Erwähnung fand darin auch Lothar-Günther Buchheim der die siebte Fahrt als Angehöriger einer Propagandakompanie der Kriegsmarine mitmachte und seine Eindrücke im Roman „Das Boot“ aufschrieb In der gleichnamigen Verfilmung unter der Regie von Wolfgang Petersen 1981 wurde Friedrich Grade vom bereits verstorbenen Schauspieler Klaus Wennemann dargestellt Er habe sich relativ „gut getroffen“ fühlt Zwei weitere Feindfahrten absolvierte Grade auf dem U-Boot 183 und bildete dann bis zum Kriegsende U-Boot-Besatzungen technisch aus Nach dem Krieg arbeitete er zunächst in der Spedition seines Schwiegervaters in Eckernförde und schulte 1951 in Remscheid zum Technischen Exportkaufmann um Mit der Gründung der Bundeswehr 1956 zog Grade mit der Familie (ein Sohn Fortan beteiligte er sich im Range eines Korvettenkapitäns an der Entwicklung neuer U-Boote Mit seinen 107 Jahren war Grade auch Großvater und Urgroßvater Footprint Africa Business Solutions (FABS) and Nyimbi Odero Innovation and Digitization at Ministry of ICT,… The Kenyan Government is set to move away from the large scale acquisition of equipment to the implementation of a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) scheme This announcement was made by Nyimbi Odero Innovation and Digitization at Ministry of ICT who was Speaking at The Year Ahead conference organised by CIO East Africa where he made it clear that the Kenyan Government will be moving to a Bring Your Own Device scheme for its civil servants “So what we can do is subsidize the procurement of things like laptops because as a civil servant there is no way you are going to use the device only for work and when you take it home your family is going to use it and if it belongs to government it’s generally bad news legitimately let your family use it and also do government work Than for us to go ahead and buy new laptops,” said Odero out of peoples’ payroll and a bit of subsidies there is actually sufficient funds to go out and buy laptops that people need But we don’t want to go out and announce that we are going to charge every civil servant a thousand (Ksh) every month for a laptop he/she might claim they don’t need But certainly this is the way it is going to happen because nobody is going to go and buy a laptop or desktop anymore,” he continued Odero further added that this will intern provides an opportunity for; business sector financiers and device manufacturers to work with the civil servants in order to help them to acquire devices Footprint Africa Business Solutions (FABS) who was presenting about enterprise mobility at the same event a good BYOD policy must protect privacy concerns for both employee and employer She added that some of the considerations of such a policy would include: whether the device is locked or the data is deleted clear separation between personal and business data and regular monitoring Follow @CIOEastAfrica or #TheYearAhead  on Twitter to get more information on the recently concluded event and website in this browser for the next time I comment CIO Africa serves the enterprise community of CIOs and senior technology decision-makers with peer insight and expertise on Business Strategy CIO attracts the highest concentration of enterprise CIOs and business technology executives of any media brand © 2010 - 2025 Chief Information Officer Africa Ltd Privacy Policy Terms of Service We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorized as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze how you use this website and provide the content and advertisements that are relevant to you These cookies will only be stored in your browser with your prior consent You can choose to enable or disable some or all of these cookies but disabling some of them may affect your browsing experience Necessary cookies are required to enable the basic features of this site such as providing secure log-in or adjusting your consent preferences These cookies do not store any personally identifiable data Functional cookies help perform certain functionalities like sharing the content of the website on social media platforms Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website These cookies help provide information on metrics such as the number of visitors Performance cookies are used to understand and analyze the key performance indexes of the website which helps in delivering a better user experience for the visitors Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with customized advertisements based on the pages you visited previously and to analyze the effectiveness of the ad campaigns We can only get through this crisis together restaurateurs and solo self-employed people around the Berger have also realised this Joint initiatives are to be used to try to get through this difficult time of the pandemic for which Head of Economic Affairs Markus Frank has many words of praise: "Together with the Bornheim-Mitte trade association we have already launched some very successful initiatives to give traders a helping hand the current aim in these difficult times is above all to strengthen the identification of customers with the local shops in order to create an appetite for contactless shopping in the district." One of the projects is video portraits of shops with a digital Bembellauf to show the diversity and creativity around the Berger a poster has been created that hangs in many shop windows It urges us all to "Support your local heros" support local retailers and restaurateurs in these tough times who is the contact person for the Bornheim-Mitte trade association but many offer online shops or contactless pick-up stations Have you ever gotten buying advice for pans in the shop around the corner via Facetime?" It's really worth taking a closer look here as many retailers and restaurateurs have developed creative and passionate ways to be there for their customers and guests even in lockdown In the virtual world, Kümmerin Martin-Marx gets support from Pascal Adams. He helps the traders to improve their internet presence and takes care of presenting the offers of the shops online in an attractive way. On its website at http://frankfurt-berger-strasse.de/ the Bornheim-Mitte trade association bundles the tradespeople's offerings and shows how resolutely they respond to the challenges Here you can find out who offers a pick-up or delivery service and how to pay for the goods ordered "This is something we should all definitely make use of We can all make a contribution by shopping locally and making use of what is on offer locally," urges Franz Steul Creativity and cohesion are high on the agenda of the Kümmerer project: the cup from the creative workshop for ceramics "Pintoyo" goes well with the organic tea from "Teatastic" Such combined offers are to be promoted and placed The "shop window sharing" at the Bornheim Mitte subway entrance is particularly successful offers from the side streets can also be marketed well Martin-Marx coordinates campaigns in the district such as the business promotion campaign "Shopping in Frankfurt" or joint special advertisements in the daily newspapers FAZ But there are also plans for the time after the lockdown according to plans of the Kümmererteams in the summer a joint flea market of the traders and the longest cocktail bar in Frankfurt and is delighted with the activities and the positive mood they have created: "Within the scope of our possibilities we want to do everything we can to make strolling and shopping in our district centres fun This also has a lot to do with quality of stay the caretaker project is committed to the attractiveness and cleanliness of the neighborhood Power boxes are beautified together with local artists clean-up campaigns are carried out with partners such as FES and the vacancy rate of shops is kept in view." The project has met with great approval from the traders "I am glad to know that in the trade association in these times of crisis everyone sticks together" says Marlen Richter owner of the unpacking shop "Die Auffüllerei" she got great support from other shops within a few hours - and was also able to advertise for her colleagues "We want to remain committed to ensuring that it remains colourful around Berger Strasse and that the small shops the many creative people and the cultural and sporting offerings survive the crisis," says Alexandra von Winning coordinator of the Lust auf besser leben initiative If you too would like to support the retail and gastronomy around the Berger, then take a look at the offers at: http://frankfurt-berger-strasse.de/ Delicious prospects in Bornheim: Ursula Veronese shows her new variety of German Black Forest dairy ice cream Spring marks the start of the ice cream parlour season ice cream parlours have been opening in the Rhine-Sieg district on the left bank of the Rhine While business was still a little slow in one or the other of these establishments during the Easter holidays (schoolchildren of all ages and their families are often the best customers) this will change dramatically when school starts on Monday At least that is what the ice-cream makers hope because they are counting on a greater number of customers It remains to be seen whether their calculations will work out because most ice-cream parlours have had to raise prices per scoop by between ten and 30 cents to compensate for higher operating costs It is not only the ingredients for ice cream production water and wages are particularly noticeable That's why many ice cream parlour owners are looking forward to the coming season with a somewhat queasy feeling People don't spend their money as easily as they used to," says Ursula Veronesi of the traditional ice cream parlour of the same name on Königstraße in Bornheim ice cream of the year 2018 based on a Black Forest cake Customers have to pay 1.30 euros and thus 20 cents more than in 2022 fresh fruit or liqueur cost an additional 50 cents to 1.50 euros Roberto and Ursula Veronesi want to offer additional varieties with new creations an ice cream in which Italian almond biscuits The boss will also be using sea buckthorn paste in the coming week "New creations will only be made when the weather conditions are right when there are warm and dry days," says the boss who opened the Trebelli ice cream café in Merten with her husband Mario in 2019 This is because they will have to pay 30 cents more for a scoop than they did in 2022 so a scoop of "ice cream to go" will cost 1.60 euros the Gierlich couple raised the prices for the first time; the estimated 1.40 euros and 1.60 euros respectively could not be maintained due to the general cost explosion and the double expenses for organic milk and sugar "We decided to keep the size of the scoops but to raise prices," boss Gierlich made clear so the ice cream creations vary depending on the season Mario Gierlich is very resourceful when it comes to developing new flavours "Even if customers understand the higher prices it will be a difficult year," says Ute Gierlich Start of the 2023 ice cream season in Bornheim: Mario Gierlich from Eiscafe Trebelli shows rhubarb ice cream Alessandro Guzzo has been running "Ice Cream" in Rheinbach's Pützstraße since 2019 There are currently 14 different flavours on the menu pistachio or yoghurt ice cream with ginger and lemon are particularly popular But vegans also get their money's worth with varieties like "avocado with lime" (non-dairy ice cream) "Children are crazy about vanilla and stracciatella Adults aged 30 and under like salted caramel," Guzzo told us The latest creations on the menu are the dairy ice cream "cookie caramel" and a fruit ice cream with Calabrian bergamot and mint The 40-year-old has also raised the price of the slightly larger scoops by ten cents to 1.50 euros "We show customers receipts from the previous year on request" the Chinese mixed crushed ice cubes and fruit juice with each other to make water ice there was a further development in 400 BC in the Persian Empire when frozen rose water was eaten with rice noodles saffron and various types of fruit as a dessert at the royal court It was not until the end of the 13th century that Italian explorer Marco Polo brought the art of ice-cream making to Italy He had encountered Chinese ice cream during his travels in the Middle Kingdom and brought the know-how of ice cream production to Europe Through the marriage of the Italian princess Catherine di Medici to the French king Henri II in 1533 ice cream gradually became popular throughout France and finally in the rest of Europe ice cream makers all over the world create new variations There are many carnival parades and parties in and around Bonn The carnival season is already in full swing and the first carnival parades will soon be making their way through Bonn and the surrounding towns After the storming of the town hall on Weiberfastnacht the so-called fifth season finally reaches its climax and there will be plenty of parties on the carnival days There are more than 30 parties from Weiberfastnacht to Rosenmontag in Bonn alone Some of them include fancy dress competitions >>> You can find an overview of the parties in Bonn in this article (in German) the street carnival started with the Geisterzug ("Ghost Parade") in Graurheindorf on Friday The carnival hustle and bustle reaches its climax ten days later with the big Rosenmontag parade in Bonn city centre >>> You can find all 2024 carnival parades in Bonn in this article <<< The first carnival parade on the Rhine and Sieg will take place in Siegburg-Brückberg on Sunday The street carnival ends with the parades on Rosenmontag >>> All carnival parades in Siegburg, Sankt Augustin, Niederkassel, Troisdorf and Hennef can be found in this article <<< Six carnival parades are on the programme in Wachtberg in 2024 >>> You can find all carnival processions in Wachtberg in this article <<< Meckenheim and Swisttal are scheduled between Saturday >>> All carnival processions in Rheinbach, Meckenheim and Swisttal can be found in this article <<< From the children's carnival parade in Bornheim-Sechtem to the Veilchendienstag parade in Alfter-Ort: There are numerous parades in Bornheim and Alfter >>> You can find all carnival parades in Alfter and Bornheim in this article <<< Carnival revellers will also be parading through the streets in the Siebengebirge region this session https://www.kamelle.de/narren-news/koenigswinter/bad-honnef-und-koenigswinter-alle-karnevalszuege-2024_aid-42724287 Remagen or Sinzig: there are plenty of parades along the Ahr this year >>> You can find all carnival processions in the Ahrweiler district in this article <<< 1 ContributorZwesche Kölle un Bonn (Bornheim) Lyrics[Songtext zu „Zwesche Kölle un Bonn (Bornheim)“][Strophe 1]Ich ben dä nette Kofens he em 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