Lemgo fans have reason to celebrate even during the national team break Club icon Tim Suton (28) has extended his contract currently in his tenth season with the Bundesliga handball club from Lippe ensuring he remains one of the club’s key figures in the coming years “Tim is one of our most important and consistent pillars in both attack and defense Knowing that such a player will stay with us until 2030 is an incredibly positive signal,” said TBV coach Florian Kehrmann delighted about his captain’s contract extension Born in Kirchheim unter Teck (Baden-Württemberg) Suton first joined Lemgo in the 2014/15 season from Rhein-Neckar Löwen the former top talent returned to Lippe and has been an indispensable part of the team ever since Suton has played 248 league matches for TBV he has already registered 147 direct goal involvements in 19 games The decision to extend his contract for many more games is a mutual sign of trust: and city together form the perfect package that I have come to greatly appreciate over the years in Lemgo Signing a contract until 2030 is a wonderful mutual expression of trust My long tenure at TBV and my role as captain already fill me with great pride and I am happy to continue contributing to shaping Lemgo’s future in the years to come,” Suton said having become a father for the second time in December Kehrmann added: “Tim has been an incredibly important player for us for many years he has taken on even more responsibility this season and made another big step forward he has developed not only as a player but also personally He takes great care of young players and is a role model for everyone especially in terms of training discipline and professionalism Tim has a long past here and now an even longer future with TBV – and that makes us very happy!” TBV managing director Jörg Zereike also sees the contract extension as a crucial milestone in Lemgo’s squad planning: “Of course TBV is still often measured by the titles and big names of the past – but Tim is undoubtedly already one of the most influential players in the club’s history Committing to a club for such a long time in today’s era and exemplifying TBV’s values every day is anything but a given That’s why we are very happy that we were able to reach this groundbreaking agreement with Tim in a spirit of trust.” and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Handballl-Planet.com organizes the Contest for the WORLD FEMALE HANDBALL PLAYER.. The last two winners of the EHF Champions League will meet at the semi-final.. FC Barcelona will compete for the seventh consecutive time Füchse Berlin will appear for the second time World Female Handball Player 2024 player is Norwegian superstar Henny Reistad One of the most talented handball players in the world Florian Kehrmann will stay on the bench of TBV Lemgo until summer 2026 The 47-years old German coach will continue to work in the club which member is since 1999 Kehrmann is the long-term project of the German team as he firstly was a player between 1999 and 2014 well-known right wing of the national team Since 2014 he is the first coach of TBV Lemgo Entgelt für Beschäftigte in Werkstätten für behinderte Menschen (WfbM) Zuwanderung und ein mögliches Zentralregister für psychisch Erkrankte: Über diese und weitere Themen haben Menschen mit Behinderungen jetzt bei eeWerk der Stiftung Eben-Ezer in Lemgo mit den Bundestagskandidaten des Wahlkreises Lippe I gesprochen Bei der Diskussion unter dem Titel „Wir machen Demokratie barrierefrei“ bemühten sich die Politiker laut Pressemitteilung von Eben Ezer um leicht verständliche Aussagen um den Anwesenden eine echte Entscheidungshilfe für die Bundestagswahl zu geben das Entgelt für Beschäftigte in Werkstätten für behinderte Menschen zu erhöhen“ sagte CDU-Kandidatin Kerstin Vieregge auch mit Blick auf die gestiegenen Lebenshaltungskosten Alle anderen Kandidaten teilten diese Position Das galt allerdings nicht für eine weitergehende Forderung von Eduard Schneider von der Linken Er möchte eine Anhebung des Entgelts auf das Mindestlohn-Niveau von aktuell 12,82 Euro pro Stunde erreichen Beschäftigte in WfbM sind allerdings nicht auf dem sogenannten ersten Arbeitsmarkt sondern in einem arbeitnehmerähnlichen Beschäftigungsverhältnis tätig Bei den meisten von ihnen wird das Entgelt mit einer Grundsicherung oder einer Rente wegen voller Erwerbsminderung verrechnet Zudem werden ihre Renten- und Krankenkassenbeiträge bezahlt „Werkstätten für Menschen mit Behinderungen müssen wettbewerbsfähig bleiben“ gab Julien Thiede von der SPD außerdem zu bedenken Die Pläne der gescheiterten Ampel-Regierung die staatliche Unterstützung für Werkstätten zu erhöhen hält Robin Wagener weiterhin für richtig Der Kandidat von Bündnis 90/Die Grünen sagte Bund und Länder müssten hier mitfinanzieren „weil Werkstätten das Entgelt nicht allein erwirtschaften können“ Die Kandidaten von FDP und AfD sprachen sich für eine stärkere Betonung des Leistungsprinzips aus FDP-Kandidat im Wahlkreises Herford/Minden-Lübbecke II und als Vertreter des Kandidaten Torben Hundsdörfer nach Eben-Ezer gekommen Beisitzer im Vorstand des AfD-Kreisverbands Lippe und anstelle von Udo Hemmelgarn vor Ort „Schwierig“ findet Julien Thiede von der SPD diese Haltung im Zusammenhang mit WfbM denn: „Beschäftigte sollen ihr Geld auch dann erhalten wenn sie mal einen schlechten Tag haben.“ der die Diskussion mit eeWerk-Vertrauensperson Jörg Burschäpers moderierte berichtete mit Blick auf die aktuelle Migrationsdebatte von Ängsten von Werkstatt-Beschäftigten ob ihre Kollegen mit ausländischen Wurzeln Deutschland verlassen müssten Alle Kandidaten sprachen sich dagegen und für die Notwendigkeit von Zuwanderung aus um das Land trotz der alternden Gesellschaft stabil zu halten Straftäter dürften allerdings nicht bleiben Einem Zentralregister für psychisch kranke Gewalttäter wie es kürzlich CDU-Generalsekretär Carsten Linnemann angeregt hatte stimmte keiner der Kandidaten vorbehaltlos zu „Ein Register könnte helfen“ dass eine solche Neuerung Taten wie in Aschaffenburg und Magdeburg verhindert hätte Linnemanns Parteifreundin Kerstin Vieregge sagte: „Ich weiß nicht was das bringen soll.“ Wichtiger sei es dass Behörden miteinander kommunizierten und sich austauschten Auch die anderen Kandidaten sprachen sich entschieden gegen ein solches Register aus Danach werden Sie zur Kündigungsseite weitergeleitet: After 10 years without an appearance in a European club competition TBV Lemgo Lippe are back on track and will compete in group B of the EHF European League Men Lemgo beat Icelandic club Valur in both legs were drawn in an extremely tough group that includes HBC Nantes Most important question: Can Lemgo proceed to the knockout stage but we are ready to take the challenge of facing some of Europe’s strongest teams," said coach Florian Kehrmann after the draw But Lemgo’s problem is that they have not played any European matches since 2011 Many players – such as the Spanish Guardiola brothers Swedish World Championship silver medallist Jonathan Carlsbogard and Icelandic wing Bjarki Mar Elisson – have gained international experience with their national teams and former clubs It will be thrilling to see how they function as a team particularly as Lemgo have not been among the best six German clubs in recent seasons it is a new experience to take part in an international competition we have a good chance to reach the do-or-die-matches," said team captain Andrej Kogut son of former Russian international Boris Kogut Gedeon Guardiola in the centre block or new arrivals Lukas Hutecek and Carlsbogard at left back they lack experience – such as in goal with their goalkeeping duo of Peter Johannesson and Finn Zecher Lemgo's hopes were higher before the group phase draw than afterwards But manager Jörg Zereike is still confident: "We want to go as far as we can team and staff will give their best to be as successful as possible." The whole club is eager to show their face in an international competition again "We have not been in this competition – which we won twice in 2006 and 2010 – for about 10 years Being a part of it now is a milestone for your club," said Zereike Team captain Andrej Kogut hopes for a boost from the stands: "Our biggest motivation this season is to play in front of full halls and many spectators We are very glad that our fans can be back in our arena." Kogut also knows that "it is quite difficult to name favourites in this European League season because there are many teams on a high level Much will depend on the daily form of the teams." Three veteran Spanish line players who are defence aces will compete in the EHF European League Men: Viran Morros (Füchse Berlin) Julen Aguinagalde (Bidasoa Irun) and Gedeon Guardiola (TBV Lemgo Lippe) as he left Rhein Neckar Löwen after eight years to join Lemgo – and in his first season he won the German Cup and qualified for the European League again Gedeon is reunited with his brother Isaias with whom he left Spain to start a new career in Germany the two-time EHF EURO winner and former world champion is still among the best defenders in the world and he finished his national team career this summer with a bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games TBV Lemgo Lippe did not miss a European club season Lemgo won three European titles and their best Champions League result was reaching the semi-finals in 1997/98 when they were eliminated by subsequent winners FC Barcelona eventual champions Celje Pivovarna Laško beat Lemgo in the quarter-finals 44-year-old Florian Kehrmann has been a part of TBV Lemgo Lippe After arriving at the club as a player in 1999 He began his coaching career in 2013 as coach of the second team and became head coach of the Bundesliga team in 2014 Winning the German Cup in June was Kehrmann's first trophy as a coach The five-time major international championship medallist is a club legend Departures: Dani Baijens (ASV Hamm-Westfalen) Mark van den Beucken (Tophandboll Kristiansand) EHF Champions League:Semi-final (1): 1997/98Quarter-final (2): 2003/04 Others:Cup Winners' Cup: Winners (1): 1995/96EHF Cup: Winners (2): 2005/06 FEATURE: Thüringer HC left back becomes MVP and top scorer of EHF Finals Women after netting 29 times in Graz SUMMARY: Thüringer HC are crowned in Graz as the new EHF European League Women champions following an intense final against Ikast Håndbold FLASH QUOTES: Comments from players and coaches after the EHF Finals Women 2025 final and third place match FINAL REVIEW: THC come from behind to beat Ikast 34:32 at the EHF Finals in Graz THIRD-PLACE MATCH REVIEW: The French side beat their opponents from Germany at the EHF Finals Women FINAL PREVIEW: Ikast Håndbold meet Thüringer HC in final; Blomberg and Dijon play for third place SUMMARY: Ikast Håndbold and Thüringer HC celebrated semi-final wins in Graz as they get ready for the final on Sunday SEMI-FINAL REVIEW: The German side beat Dijon 35:29 in the second semi-final of the EHF Finals Women FLASH QUOTES: Comments from players and coaches after the EHF Finals Women 2025 semi-finals SEMI-FINAL REVIEW: The 2023 champions are back in the final of the EHF Finals Women in Graz You do not have access to www.researchgate.net The site owner may have set restrictions that prevent you from accessing the site 3 Years 439000 1310000 USD1million-USD2million Already a member? Log in here This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing Daimler Buses has opened its 100th eBus service centre for the Omniplus service brand in Lemgo The center specialises in the maintenance and repair of the all-electric Mercedes eCitaro buses 100 Omniplus centers live in Europe Live line working (LLW) […] Daimler Buses has opened its 100th eBus service centre for the Omniplus service brand in Lemgo, North Rhine-Westphalia, in the premises of AHL GmbH & Co. KG, a location of the Beresa Group. The center specialises in the maintenance and repair of the all-electric Mercedes eCitaro buses Live line working (LLW) meets all safety requirements at all Omniplus sites Qualified personnel use specially insulated tools and are equipped with protective clothing for working directly on the battery 44 of the now 100 Omniplus eBus service centres are located in Germany Omniplus service employees receive specific training in how to correctly handle electric vehicles and their high-voltage technology and on roof-mounted air conditioning systems The basis for this is a modern elevated work platform that makes it possible to work effectively and safely on roof-mounted Mercedes‑Benz eCitaro components A crane can be used to transport the heavy batteries from the bus to a battery table where they can also be repaired if necessary” explains: “The opening of our 100th eBus service centre is another milestone for us Our customers in Europe have traditionally benefited from a comprehensive and highly professional service network and we are continuing to drive forward the expansion of our service portfolio for electric vehicles we attach great importance to comprehensive service and the highest service quality.” © Copyright 2012 - 2025 | Vado e Torno Edizioni | All rights reserved | P.I Every driver loves sailing through a series of green lights without having to stop and wait at a  traffic light. Now, thanks to artificial intelligence, German researchers have found a way to reduce time spent at intersections, according to Extreme Tech This innovation is now being tested in the small German town of Lemgo with exciting results. Called the KI4LSA project, and funded by the Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure scientists first studied algorithms taken from a busy intersection to learn about traffic patterns and where improvements were most needed There is a great necessity to speed up waiting times at intersections as conventional methods are inflexible and cannot interpret all traffic flow patterns, according to a press release by the Fraunhofer Institute Interpreting traffic in real-time The new AI method uses radar sensors and high-resolution cameras to interpret traffic patterns in real-time They can determine the speed of traffic as well as waiting times and combine this with self-learning algorithms They are currently trying this out at a busy intersection in Lemgo with encouraging results The intelligent lights are said to improve traffic flow by 10 to 15 percent, which results in money saved; the EU estimates that traffic jams create economic damage that adds up to 100 billion euros a year, according to the press release. Aside from reducing commuting time, these traffic lights will reduce noise and CO2 emissions from cars idling at intersections Another exciting development in this research is the K14PED project, which studies pedestrians crossing intersections. Using AI, researchers can ascertain how many people are waiting at a pedestrian crossing and whether some of these people will need extra time to cross the street, reported Car Scoops they can tell if someone has disabilities or is elderly without identifying the individual Longer crossing times for pedestrians with special needs since pedestrian buttons that are presently at intersections cannot determine if some people have special needs or are elderly Such a needs-based system could reduce pedestrian waiting time by 30 percent which could then decrease jaywalking by 25 percent Testing will be done until the summer of 2022 in the German towns of Lemgo and Bielefeld with researchers optimistic that it will be adopted abroad “We are the first team in the world to test deep reinforcement learning for traffic light control under real-world conditions And we hope that our project will inspire others to similar endeavors.” Scientist Arthur Müller told Fraunhofer This technology is exciting news for pedestrians and drivers alike and may even give you more time to enjoy your morning coffee before heading off to work YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: Miami Rewards Residents For Leaving Their Cars at Home Belgian Capital Offers Free Transportation to Cut Pollution This New Pavement Spray Could Bring TLC to Cities! Thank you for signing up.Expect to hear from us very soon “After the performances we've shown at the EHF EURO 2024 the Paris 2024 Olympic Qualification Tournament and the 2025 IHF World Championship qualification itself our goal is definitely the main round,” said Austria’s head coach Aleš Pajovič after he guided his side to a 64:56 aggregate two-legged victory over Georgia in May to stamp their ticket to Croatia/Denmark/Norway 2025 But it was not plain sailing for the European side in against the Georgians a nation who have never qualified for a senior IHF Men’s World Championship saw a narrow 27:25 (12:12) victory for the Austrians led by eight goals from Sebastian Frimmel with the left wing again leading his side (seven goals) in the return leg in Vienna a few days later to seal a 37:31 (21:17) second game victory and overall win “I said before the first game that we were better than Georgia but we didn't show that in the first game,” explained Pajovič we've punched our ticket to the World Championship I am very satisfied – we're back at the World Championship after we missed it in 2023 A 2026 European Championship qualification campaign has provided some much-needed competitive action ahead of the world championship after the Austrians missed out on the Paris 2024 Olympic Games after losing to Germany in their third and final qualification tournament match – and Paris 2024 decider – back in March (31:34) the Austrians saw off Türkiye 31:28 (17:13) and a few days later grabbed a 29:29 (12:12) draw against Switzerland who were awarded a wild card for Croatia/Denmark/Norway 2025 This game highlighted the fighting spirit of the Austrians who drew level thanks to an equalising strike with a second left on the clock Austria set foot on the court at the Žatika Sport Centre in Poreč for their opening world championship group C match against Kuwait on Tuesday 14 January with the Croatian seaside resort remembered fondly by the fans but lost all their games in a tough preliminary group featuring France a fan-favourite ‘Österreich-Haus’ (Austria House) proved popular and will return in 2025 warm-ups and walks to the arena on matchdays with non-matchdays providing game analysis former players and even a visit from Pajovič All of this should make his team feel settled Austria’s best-ever finish at an IHF Men’s World Championship was second in 1938 in the then four-team tournament but they can only boast a 13th spot in the modern-day event they lost 27:29 against hosts – and 2025 group opponents – Qatar They also faced another group opponent in 2025 but were comprehensively beaten 35:28 in the preliminary round Eighth-place finishes at both the 2020 and 2024 editions of the EHF EURO have established the side as one to watch with the 2024 event held in Germany working its way into the consciousness of the Austrian public at a time when they are usually glued to watching sports on snow and ice on the television At Germany 2024 Austria beat Romania (31:24) and Hungary (30:29) and registered impressive draws with Croatia (28:28) A loss against France (28:33) was paired with defeat against Iceland (24:26) which put them out of contention for the 5/6 placement match “Measured in terms of participation in major events over the past 15 years Handball is Austria's most successful Olympic team sport,” explained Bernd Rabenseifner Secretary General of the Austrian Handball Federation to ihf.info “Every participation in a World or European Championship increases public awareness and is a key factor in attracting children and young people to the sport the increase in popularity helps clubs and the federation to attract partners and sponsors “After the extremely successful EHF EURO 2024 it was important for the national team to qualify for the next major event in order to capitalise on the resulting hype and hopefully ignite a new euphoria.” The final preparation period for the Austrians starts on Monday 2 January with a camp at home before the team move on to Poland for a four-team friendly tournament from 8 to 10 January By continuing to browse ihf.info, you agree to our terms of use , privacy policy and the use of cookies. For more information, please review our cookie policy Melsungen is still in the race for the title who were defeated by Robert Parrondo’s team after being beaten by Flensburg Nebojša Simić led his team to victory over the “Zebras” with 14 saves Flensburg also didn’t survive a visit to Lemgo Barrufet 3 – Coach Roberto Garcia Parrondo Hannover-Burgdorf – Bietigheim-Metterzimmern 32:18 self-learning algorithms combined with new sensors should ensure better traffic flow and shorter waiting times while providing improved safety for pedestrians at crossings the city of Lemgo (associated) and Straßen NRW (associated) The German Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) is funding the project Conventional traffic lights utilise rule-based controls but this rigid approach does not work for all traffic situations the sensors currently in use — induction loop technology embedded in the road surface — provide only a rough impression of the actual traffic situation The researchers at Fraunhofer IOSB-INA are working to address these problems they are employing high-resolution cameras and radar sensors to more precisely capture the actual traffic situation This allows the number of vehicles waiting at a junction to be determined accurately in real time The technology also detects the average speed of the cars and the waiting times at any current moment The real-time sensors are combined with AI which replaces the usual rigid control rules The AI uses deep reinforcement learning (DRL) algorithms a method of machine learning that focuses on finding intelligent solutions to complex control problems to build a realistic simulation and trained the AI on countless iterations within this model project manager and scientist at the Fraunhofer IOSB-INA we added the traffic volume measured during rush hour into the model This resulted in an agent trained using deep reinforcement learning: a neural network that represents the lights control.” The algorithms trained in this way calculate the optimum switching behaviour for the traffic lights and the best phase sequence to shorten waiting times at the junction reduce journey times and thus lower the noise and CO2 pollution caused by queuing traffic A main advantage of the algorithms is that they can be tested used and scaled up to include neighbouring lights that form a wider network The simulation phases carried out on the congested Lemgo junction demonstrated that the use of AI could improve traffic flow by 10% to 15% the trained agent will now take to the streets for further evaluation in a real-life laboratory This testing will also consider the influence of the traffic metrics on parameters such as noise pollution and emissions the unavoidable ‘simulation to reality gap’ presents a challenge “The assumptions about traffic behaviour that were used in the simulation are not a 1:1 representation of reality the agent will need to be adjusted accordingly,” Müller explained Just think of the large number of traffic lights even in a small town like Lemgo.” The EU estimates that traffic jams cause economic damage totalling to $100bn per year for its member states AI traffic lights provide an opportunity to use our existing infrastructure more efficiently “We are the first team in the world to test deep reinforcement learning for traffic light control under real-world conditions And we hope that our project will inspire others to similar endeavours,” added Müller The ‘KI4PED’ project focuses on pedestrians rather than vehicles In a project scheduled to run until the end of July 2022 Fraunhofer IOSB-INA is working together with Stührenberg GmbH and associated partners Straßen NRW in the city of Lemgo and the city of Bielefeld to develop an innovative approach for the needs-based control of pedestrian signals This is estimated to be particularly beneficial for vulnerable people such as older people or those with disabilities The aim is to reduce waiting times and improve safety at pedestrian crosswalks by enabling longer crossing times the ‘walk’ times are too short for these groups of people do not deliver any information about the number or age of crossers The project partners want to use AI in combination with high-resolution LiDAR sensors to automate the process and automatically adjust and increment the crossing times according to the needs of the pedestrians The AI performs person detection and tracking based on data from LiDAR sensors and applies it in an embedded system in real time we are using LiDAR sensors rather than camera-based systems,” explained Dr Dennis Sprute project manager and scientist at Fraunhofer IOSB-INA “These present the pedestrians as 3D point-clouds meaning that they cannot be individually identified.” LiDAR sensors (light detection and ranging) emit pulsed light waves into the surrounding environment which bounce off nearby objects and return to the sensor The sensor measures the time it takes for the light to return to calculate the distance it travelled to the object These sensors are also resistant to the influences of light A feasibility study will be carried out to determine the optimum positions and alignment at the crossing The AI algorithms will initially be trained for a week at two stoplight crossings in Lemgo and Bielefeld Sensors tests are also planned on the Fraunhofer IOSB-INA site using various simulated light conditions to determine the detection capabilities By using a needs-based control concept adapted to the individual situation the research partners hope to reduce the waiting times when there are lots of people waiting by 30% They also aim to reduce the number of incidents of jaywalking by around 25% Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Innovation News Network brings you the latest research and innovation news from the fields of science Disclaimer: This website is an independent portal and is not responsible for the content of external sites.Please Note: Phone calls may be recorded for training and monitoring purposes.© Pan European Networks Ltd Deutsche Telekom has put its 200th public fast-charging site into operation The site in Lemgo in the mid-northwest of the country has six charging points at two DC charging posts that offer up to 200 kW of charging power Deutsche Telekom is using the existing infrastructure of its properties to expand the number of charging points. The telecommunications company began building its nationwide network of up to 12,000 public charging stations in the latter half of 2018. Of these around 500 were planned as fast charging stations Telekom’s interim milestone now only refers to fast-charging locations which do not allow any conclusions to be drawn about the overall number of fast-charging stations or charging points the Group emphasizes the advantages of rolling out at its own properties noting that there is often no need for additional construction work since power and data lines are already in place The German company says that the publicly accessible DC charging stations are supplied exclusively with certified green power The DC locations of Telekom can be found by means of a list The locations are distributed among the federal states as follows: Baden-Württemberg (11 locations) Telekom also identifies AC charging stations in Berlin (5) In addition to the publicly accessible charging network, Telekom is also setting up a charging network exclusively for its employees through its subsidiary Comfortcharge GmbH with “Charge@Work”. This will support the growing fleet of electric vehicles since Deutsche Telekom has only been ordering purely electric company cars since January 1, 2023 this has increased the share of electric cars in Telekom’s company cars in Germany to 25 per cent telekom.com I agree with the Privacy policy electrive has been following the development of electric mobility with journalistic passion and expertise since 2013 we offer comprehensive coverage of the highest quality — as a central platform for the rapid development of this technology Constantin Mostl is the new goalkeeper of TBV Lemgo The 23-years old Austrian goalkeeper has signed two years contract with the German side which will start in summer 2024 Mostl was one of the biggest positive surprises of the last Men’s EHF EURO 2024 in Germany Austrians made dream came true by taking 8th place at the end and achieving Olympic qualifications spot where he spent 12 years until last summer where club ceased to exist after winning title The “outsiders” in group of teams like THW Kiel where the golden generation of the club won Bundesliga and Super Cup Lemgo beat MT Melsungen 28:24 at the Final of Rewe Final4- and as of January this year the German national team player sustained an injury in the home game against Lubbecke and the outcome is one month out of the playing field The back suffered an injury on his left knee and will miss the gathering of the German national team in Heilbronn and will also miss Germany’s test games against Switzerland on the 20th and 21st of September in Goppingen and Neu-Ulm respectively Icelandic left wing Bjarki Mar Elisson has celebrated the contract with Telekom Veszprem with an amazing performance against HBC Nantes 37:37 The 31-years old player of German TBV Lemgo netted 15 goals in tie with the French team to set new record in his European CV Elisson is now on 71 goals in the current season of the EHF European League One of the best players on the left wing position Icelander Bjarki Mar Elisson joined Telekom Veszprem after nine years in German Bundesliga The 32-year-old Icelandic national team player has a huge experience of playing on the highest possible level going all the way in the EHF European League with Füchse Berlin back in 2018 winning the IHF Super Globe twice and concluding the German part of his playing career with a somewhat surprising success with TBV Lemgo in DHB Cup back in 2020 who also has the top scorer of the German Bundesliga title in his trophy cabinet has however never had a chance to compete in EHF Champions League or SEHA – Gazprom League That experience is now waiting for him in Hungary on the roster of one of the best teams in the world of handball He talked for SEHA website about the new challenge in his career: Your email address will not be published. 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To interrupt this tracking you can click here: Deactivate Matomo You have successfully submitted your enquiry Someone from our company will respond ASAP BSS Metallbau-Schiffsausbau is a medium-sized family-owned metal fabrication company that has constructed balconies The Celebrity Eclipse is the third cruise ship in the planned five-ship Solstice-class of Celebrity Cruises World Dream is a cruise ship being built by Meyer Werft for Genting Hong Kong's premium cruise brand Symphony of the Seas is the fourth Oasis-class cruise ship built by STX France for its customer Royal Caribbean International Genting Dream is the first ship built under Genting Hong Kong’s premium cruise line brand Dream Cruises which was launched in November 2015 and became the first Asian brand to offer premium cruise services Celebrity Solstice is the first of the five Solstice-Class cruise ships in its range Her sister ships include Celebrity Equinox Celebrity Silhouette and Celebrity Reflection Celebrity Solstice was the largest cruise ship ever built in Germany until 2009 Celebrity Century is a Century-class cruise ship owned and operated by Celebrity Cruises AIDAblu is the fourth of six Sphinx-class cruise ships being built by Meyer Werft for the German cruise operator AIDA Cr Disney Dream is a cruise ship being built for Disney Cruise Line Italian cruise line Costa Cruises is a subsidiary of Carnival Corporation which encompasses 11 cruise brands including The Celebrity Equinox is the second ship in Celebrity Cruises’ Solstice class The Costa Pacifica will be the third sister ship of Costa Cruises’ Concordia Class The Aida Diva is the first of a €2bn order for six new ships being constructed for German-based cruise operator Ai The Swedish line-player Anton Mansson will back to DKB Bundesliga after only a season in the Swiss best team Mansson will join TBV Lemgo from the summer 2015 A 25 years old Swedish guy has four years experience in the best league in the world with MT Melsungen (2010-2014) but also played in the local rival Lugi HF Mansson has 6 apperances for the Swedish NT He scored 9 goals in four matches for Kadetten in EHF Champions League Hull City Ladies will this weekend host FC Donop-Voßheide a side from the town Lemgo which is twinned with Beverley Head Coach Danny Johnson says the game will be something new for his side to contend with while offering his championship winning team and chance to develop especially playing a team from a different country; it will give our squad the opportunity to play against a team internationally It will be great for their development; it will be great for the City as their home town is twinned with Beverley.” “It will be a great occasion and for our sponsors the University of Hull We are going to give them a tour of the University and these great facilities Beverley is right on our door step so we are hoping for some support at the game.” The match between Hull City Ladies and FC Donop-Voßheide came about due to a link between the club’s Rachel Gay who used to run a Beverley Town FC team It will be a big day for Rebecca Beech who has been part of the squad for 19 years as the game will double up as her testimonial “It will be interesting to see how a team from another part of the world play.” playing against Wales and their game was a very tough strong outfit which I think shocked the girls at HCL at the time.” “Also it would be nice to have a great turn out of supporters The fans this year really are increasing by number and they’ve been fantastic supporters for us.” especially to achieve two promotions with her and multiple local cups.” “This year has probably been her best season She has a full time job and a child so it’s shows her commitment level.” Hull City Ladies host FC Donop-Voßheide at Hull University Saturday 2 June kicking off at midday Ahead of their game at 10AM the youth teams will play a match German side FRISCH AUF Göppingen have been drawn in an extremely competitive group in their international comeback season with the prospect of facing defending EHF European League Men champions Benfica former EHF Champions League winners Montpellier last year’s quarter-finalists Schaffhausen But thanks to some big names among their new arrivals the hopes are to go all the way – or at the very least to the knock-out stage Most important question: Are Göppingen candidates for the EHF finals The defending champions Benfica and two-time Champions League winners Montpellier are two extremely high hurdles for FRISCH AUF in the group phase But by beating last year’s Last 16 participants Lemgo in the qualification a duel with their domestic rivals and trophy contenders Flensburg could emerge in the Last 16 Göppingen’s start was not as good as they had hoped for but a team with seven new players needs some time to find their groove The most important aspect of their participation in the EHF European League is that FRISCH AUF Göppingen are back on the international stage “After some years without international club matches we are very happy to be back as well as facing big clubs and see new locations all around Europe,” says team captain Tim Kneule “As four-time EHF Cup winners we are looking forward to participating in the new format of the EHF European League for the first time therefore the Last 16 is our main objective currently Playing the EHF European League provides our team with important motivation and experiences it is also very important for our sponsors and partners,” he says the German teams are the biggest favourites to win the trophy alongside Benfica but he adds: “The European League is full of good teams this season and we have to look for a good form against them.” 203 centimetres and 117 kilogrammes of pure power – Blaz Blagontinsek is one of the best defenders in the world of handball The line player played for Telekom Veszprém for six years and was twice awarded best defender of the Champions League it was Blagotinsek’s plan to play his last season at Veszprém and then transfer to SG Flensburg-Handewitt in the summer of 2023 But when Göppingen’s new arrival Vid Poteko got injured and FRISCH AUF urgently needed a replacement The 2017 IHF Men’s World Championship bronze medallist will be the boss of Göppingen’s defence for one season only and is hoping for his first international trophy at club level FRISCH AUF Göppingen won the EHF Cup four times in six years to top the all-time ranking alongside SC Magdeburg Göppingen’s last international match prior to this season was at the EHF Finals 2018 when they lost the placement match against hosts Magdeburg after the semi-final defeat against eventual winners Füchse Berlin Their international success has actually been much bigger than their domestic success as their last domestic trophy was their ninth German indoor handball championship trophy in 1972 Der Blick durch die 📷auf das gestrige Quali-Rückspiel in Lemgo😍 Europa, wir kommen!🇪🇺 #zamma 📷 Wieking pic.twitter.com/n7F8t15GOE What do the handball club FRISCH AUF Göppingen and the football club Manchester United have in common They have the same main sponsor on the jersey: German company TeamViewer and also sponsor the Mercedes Formula 1 team Left the club: Nemanja Zelenovic (VfL Gummersbach) 2016/17Runners-up (1): 2005/06Finals (2): 2012/13 You said no to using cookies or similar tools that help improve your experience. To see this content, you would need to update your Privacy Preferences German Bundesliga 2023/2024  began with impressive wins of the favorites SC Magdeburg and THW Kiel TSV Hannover Burgdorf beat Erlangen 27:25  as visitors in the most interesting match of the Round 1 One of the biggest favorites for the DKB Bundesliga title this season, THW Kiel are back on the winning track after surprising defeat in Wetzlar last Wednesday. The boys of Alfred Gislason had no problem to outplay TBV Lemgo 34:23 (17:12) in replay of one of the biggest derby matches of 90’s Rhein-Neckar Lowen were the favorites at the SAP-Arena in Mannheim against TBV Lemgo TBV Lemgo proved to be a tough nut to crack and they even had the lead for the second quarter of the match It was all decided after the 56th minute in which RN Lowen scored two goals and managed to keep this slight lead until the end Timm Schneider was Lemgo’s best with 8 goals THW Kiel had a relatively easy game away at Bergischer HC Handball-Planet.com presents the list of TOP 100 transfers of the summer 2022 in men’s handball The biggest move in European handball is comeback home to Aalborg of the Danish star Mikkel Hansen after 10 years abroad in Paris The second place is also reserved for Dane who went from Denmark to gain Bundesliga experience in Fuchse Berlin Here is TOP 100 transfers before  2022/2023 season according to Handball-Planet.com TEAM: TOP 100 handball transfers before season 2021/2022 The draw for the Men’s EHF European League group stage will be held on Thursday Installed in the small town of Lemgo in the country's north-west the new lights are claimed to be capable of improving traffic flow from 10-15 per cent at least when tested in computer simulations Said to be the first real-world test of AI-managed traffic lights the Lemgo lights are capable of "deep reinforcement learning" and are said to get better with age as its on-board AI learns how to reduce waiting times The lights were created by Munich-based Fraunhofer Institute for Optronics and work by using both HD cameras and radar sensors to enable the computers to understand traffic flow at the intersection The AI then devises a plan to optimise a signal pattern to help traffic run smoothly computer simulations found the lights facilitate shorter waiting times that led to reduced localised air pollution compared to conventional lights But their ability to learn real-world testing should continue to improve on the initial findings As well as helping cars, the same technology has been developed to help pedestrians cross a busy road The same sensors that gauge traffic flow are also capable of counting how many pedestrians are waiting and can arrange a slot to stop traffic the same cameras can assess individual pedestrian needs If the traffic lights spot you're in a wheelchair it lengthens the time needed for you to safely make it to the other side of the road Researchers say the needs-based system can reduce waiting times by up to 30 per cent when there's a small crowd waiting to cross It's also estimated to reduce jaywalking by up to 25 per cent Rhein-Neckar Lowen bounce back from their defeat at the hands of THW Kiel with a superb away victory against TuSEM Essen With a convincing 30:20 the Mannheim side is now back on top of the league at least until THW Kiel play their game Sunday against Melsungen Throughout the whole game RN Lowen were the dominating side and deservedly take the two points Bjarte Myrhol and Patrick Groetzki were the most efficient for the “Lions” scoring 9 and 7 goals respectively Pieczkowski was TuSEM’s best with 5 goals In the other two games: Balingen 30:24 Grosswallstadt (Herth 7 goals(HBW); Spatz 7 goals(TVG)) Neuhausen 21:23 TBV Lemgo (Schiller 7 goals (Neuhausen); Preiss & Bechtloff 6 goals (TBV)) Photos from the game held at the University of Hull between Hull City Ladies and the German touring side from Lemgo FC Donop-Voßheide travelled to the region with two squads and as part of their visit were welcomed to Beverley at a reception held at the Monks Walk were greeted by members of the Twinning Association and the Deputy Mayor Cllr Duncan Jack Their visit materialised due to links between Hull City Ladies Rachel Gay and local Women’s Football in Beverley who arrange the match as a testimonial for Rebecca Beech who has been with the club for almost two decades 20 teams representing 15 different countries will compete in 10 interesting clashes in the first leg of the EHF European League Men qualification round 1 this weekend Rising powerhouses like Kolstad Handball or teams that regularly feature in the European competitions – like TBV Lemgo-Lippe IFK Kristianstad and IK Sävehof – will take to the court as a place in qualification round 2 awaits the winners of the two-legged ties The #ehfel season starts with a Norwegian derby 😱🤯 Who will take the national leadership in the competition? 💥👊 @KolstadHandball or @drammenhk? pic.twitter.com/IykbG5Xgws SL Benfica eliminated HC Kriens Luzern (60:42 on aggregate) in qualification round 1 and Rhein-Neckar Löwen (64:59 on aggregate) in qualification round 2 to progress to the EHF European League Men group phase the fairy tale ended on a high for the Portuguese side when they won the title Whether a team will repeat their feat or not is still to be seen with the 20 teams entering the fray in qualification round 1 having four games to play to reach that moment teams that have already achieved domestic or international glory or sides just moulding their players into future stars but the ambitions are the same – progress to the next phase German powerhouse Füchse Berlin and Danish team Skjern Handbold have already qualified for the group phase and will find out their opponents after qualification round 2 has concluded Saturday 27 August HC Cocks (FIN) vs Aguas Santas Milaneza (POR) (15:00)TBV Lemgo-Lippe (GER) vs BM Logroño La Rioja (ESP) (15:00)Gornik Zabrze (POL) vs GC Amicitia Zürich (SUI) (16:00)CS Minaur Baia Mare (ROU) vs FTC (HUN) (17:00)Kolstad Handball (NOR) vs Drammen HK (NOR) (18:00)IFK Kristianstad (SWE) vs RK Trimo Trebnje (SLO) (18:30)Alpla HC Hard (AUT) vs HC Eurofarm Pelister 2 (MKD) (19:00)Chambery Savoie Mont Blanc HB (FRA) vs HC Dobrogea Sud Constanta (ROU) (20:00) Sunday 28 AugustRebi Balonmano Cuenca (ESP) vs Bjerringbro-Silkeborg (DEN) (12:30)IK Sävehof (SWE) vs AHC Potaissa Turda (ROU) (17:30) The countdown to the Handball World Cup in Croatia Before he takes his place in goal for the Austrian team from 14 January Constantin Möstl spoke to krone.at about his success at last year's European Championship being named Austria's rising star of the year and his expectations for the upcoming major event "Krone": 74 balls saved at the European Handball Championships the move to Germany to join Lemgo Lippe and now the award for Austria's Promoted Player of the Year What do you remember about this eventful year?Möstl: 2024 can only be summed up in one word: incredible It started with the European Championships and things are also going pretty well in Germany The fact that I was then voted Newcomer of the Year in the athletes' poll is something really special You've been in the box for TBV Lemgo Lippe since the summer A big step in your career ...Of course it was an adjustment at first I had to get used to no longer living in Austria who has helped me a lot to integrate into the team we're all about the same age in the team and have the same charm That's the reason why I feel so comfortable here why things are going so well at the moment you're currently eighth in the German goalkeeping table and you've long since become a fan favorite at Lemgo Where are you headed with your new club?I'm a dreamer and would of course love to play in the Europa League If we finish in the top six at the end of the season the bond with the club is very strong - perhaps not on a personal level but the family relationship in the team helps me enormously In Kürze bekommen Sie eine Bestätigungs-Mail von uns you were named Austria's promoted player of the year What significance does the award have for you?I found out via Instagram that I had been nominated for some sportsperson's award and then sent my mom a screenshot and asked her whether it was really THE sportsperson's award It wasn't until we googled it that we got confirmation At first I just thought it was cool to be part of it I only realized after a few days that I was able to win the trophy as a handball player and how big this award is I'm incredibly grateful and also very proud You put the finishing touches to your preparations for the World Cup with the four-nation tournament in Poland How nice is it for you to be back on the court in the ÖHB jersey?It's always something special the situation is different for me this time than in previous years I can now really help the team and have already shown that I can do that I was still hoping to get a few minutes on the pitch but now the fans are expecting parade after parade The pressure has grown - as has the hype surrounding Constantin Möstl Is that a factor that spurs you on?It's a give and take The fans and the team don't expect a hop-or-drop Möstl The pressure is much greater as a result - including from myself Last year's European Championship was great but we have to stay grounded and look from game to game I know that not everything will always work out and that I won't be able to give my best performance in every game so I have to learn to deal with the pressure The fans and the team don't expect a hop-or-drop Möstl but a consistent one who can win them games you caused numerous sensations against Spain A success that is still fresh in your minds after a year?On an emotional level the European Championship was the greatest thing we've ever achieved with the national team which won't be easy as we've set the bar so high for 2024 It was an exceptional tournament in which some players overperformed secondly fond memories and thirdly the push to get there again Austria entered the main round as group underdogs Three nations against whom how much is possible?Basically we have to aim for second place in the group How far will the journey take us?If everything goes well This article has been automatically translated,read the original article here die Kommentarfunktion steht Ihnen ab 6 Uhr wieder wie gewohnt zur Verfügung In Kürze bekommen Sie 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