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Martin Forde KC's Clinical Negligence practice is exclusively undertaken in the High Court involving injuries of maximum severity.
He has been recognised by Chambers & Partners since 2010.
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Forde Report released - Jul 2022
The Forde Inquiry Panel, chaired by Martin Forde QC, was appointed by the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party to undertake an independent investigation into the circumstances and contents...
Martin Forde QC appointed as co-chair to oversee a review of the Dr Manjula Arora case - Jun 2022
The General Medical Council (GMC) has appointed Martin Forde QC and Professor Iqbal Singh CBE to oversee a review of the Dr Manjula Arora case. Dr Arora's tribunal hearing raised concerns among...
All-Party Report into Sickle Cell Care Published Today - Nov 2021
Today the government's All-Party Report into sickle cell care, highlighting the need for improvement. The report was undertaken following the death of Evan Smith and others with a history of sickle...
Legal first for Freedom of Speech - May 2021
Martin Forde QC, instructed by Andre Clovis of Tuckers Solicitors, acted for 33 activists in this landmark case concerning freedom of speech. In 2017, a scheduled broadcast by Louis Farrakhan on the...
Martin Forde QC hands over to Prof. Martin Levermore, the new Windrush independent adviser - Apr 2021
For the last three years, Martin Forde QC has acted as the Independent Advisor to the Windrush Compensation Scheme. Today, he hands over the role to Prof. Martin Levermore, who was appointed to the...
Martin Forde QC represents family of Evan Smith - Apr 2021
At the inquest into the death of Evan Smith, a 21 year old football data analyst, concluded on 6th April 2021. He had a history of sickle cell disease and was recovering from sepsis following a...
Inquest into the death of pregnant Nurse from COVID-19 begins - Mar 2021
An inquest into the death of Mary Agyapong, a specialist diabetes nurse who continued to work during the pandemic whilst pregnant. In March she stopped working due to back problems. In early April she...
Martin Forde QC features on the Power List 2021 - Nov 2020
Congratulations to Martin Forde QC on being named one of the most influential people for the second year running in recognition of his impact on the legal landscape. The Powerlist is an independent...
Annual Bar and Young Bar Conference 2020 "Forward Thinking: The Bar of the Future" featuring Martin Forde QC - Nov 2020
This year's Annual Bar and Young Bar Conference "Forward Thinking: The Bar of the Future" is taking place remotely between 18-21 November 2020. The opening panel event at 6pm hear from Martin...
Martin Forde QC recognised in Oxford BHM 100 list - Oct 2020
In honour of Black History month, Oxford University have put together list of 100 people, past and present, who have contributed to the calibre of Oxford University's reputation and understanding of...
Brasenose College Principal's Conversations: Annual Equality Conversation - Oct 2020
On the evening of 21st October, Martin Forde QC is participating in the Brasenose College, University of Oxford, Principal's Conversation series. Martin joins Hannah Cusworth and Rajan Datar to...
Martin Forde QC discusses the death of a transport worker from COVID-19 on BBC One Panorama - Oct 2020
On 12th October at 7.35pm - 8.05pm on BBC One's Panorama, Martin Forde QC provided legal perspective on the investigation into the death of transport worker Belly Mujinga from COVID-19 after she was...
LawPod UK Ep. 117: Systemic Racial Inequality, Windrush and the Bar with Martin Forde QC - Jun 2020
The beginning of this week marked Windrush Day, introduced in June 2018 on the 70th anniversary of the Windrush migration, to celebrate the contribution of the Windrush Generation and their...
Martin Forde QC featured in June Issue of Counsel Magazine - May 2020
Martin Forde QC features on the front cover of Counsel Magazine's June Issue. He discusses the Windrush Scheme, concept of citizenship and his experience of diversity at the Bar with Natasha...
Martin Forde QC appointed to chair Labour's investigation into leaked report - May 2020
Martin Forde QC has been appointed by Labour to chair an investigation into the leaked anti-Semitism report on staff. Martin, who has been acting as the independent advisor to the Windrush...
Martin Forde QC makes Powerlist 2020 - Oct 2019
The Powerlist is an independent annual publication celebrating Britain's 100 most influential people of African or African Caribbean heritage to provide professional role models for the next...
Martin Forde QC speaks on HRLA panel 'Windrush and the Hostile Environment' - Sep 2019
Martin Forde QC, Independent Advisor on the Windrush Compensation Scheme, joins a panel of speakers at the Human Rights Lawyers Association (HRLA) public seminar discussing 'Windrush and the Hostile...
Martin Forde QC gives keynote address on the Windrush Compensation Scheme - Mar 2019
On Thursday 21st March 2019, Martin Forde QC has been asked to be one of the keynote speakers at Embassy Magazine's all day conference focusing on consular assistance. The other keynote speaker Glyn...
1COR hitting the headlines with Martin Forde QC, Jeremy Hyam QC and Matthew Hill featured in The Lawyer's Hot 100 2019 - Jan 2019
Delighted to have our members featured in The Lawyer's Hot 100 for an outstanding year for Martin Forde QC, Jeremy Hyam QC and Matthew Hill. 1COR are proud to have the most members from a single...
Martin Forde QC provides an update on the Windrush Compensation Scheme - Dec 2018
Since Martin Forde QC's appointment as independent adviser to the Home Office, in May of this year, in respect of the proposed Windrush Compensation Scheme, he has received many direct appeals for...
Martin Forde QC gives interview about Windrush Compensation Scheme - Oct 2018
Martin Forde QC, Independent Advisor to the Windrush Scheme, gave an exclusive interview with The Mirror's Nigel Nelson on 20th October 2018. In it, he discusses the potential compensation for...
Martin Forde QC invited to speak at the Intensive Care Society Legal & Ethical Seminar 2018 - Sep 2018
Martin Forde QC has been invited to speak at the Intensive Care Society's (ICS) legal and ethical seminar aimed at providing clarification and address the real-life legal and ethical problems faced by...
Martin Forde QC meets Lloyd Grant in the BBC Radio 4's 'Weathering Windrush' - Jul 2018
BBC Radio 4's programme 'Weathering Windrush' follows Lloyd Grant, a victim of Windrush, as he rebuilds his life following the scandal. Martin and Lloyd met to talk through the financial and...
Martin Forde QC featured in The Guardian as Independent Person to the Windrush compensation scheme - Jun 2018
Martin Forde QC was interviewed by Amelia Gentleman for The Guardian about the psychological impact felt by Windrush victims. As part of his role devising the compensation scheme for Windrush victims,...
Martin Forde QC appointed Independent Person to the Windrush compensation scheme - May 2018
The Home Secretary has launched a Windrush compensation scheme call for evidence. Members of the Windrush generation are being asked to share their experiences to help shape a bespoke...
Martin Forde QC and Sydney Chawatama instructed in the inquest into death of a woman after termination of pregnancy - Apr 2018
Aisha Chithira, 31, died after collapsing in a taxi following a late surgical termination of pregnancy at 22 weeks' gestation in a West London clinic on 21st January 2012. She had travelled from...
Martin Forde QC in significant appeal on dishonesty in professional regulation - Dec 2017
Martin Forde QC appeared for Dr Chaudhary in a case arising from the performance of a ritual male circumcision. The GMC appealed a decision of the MPT not to find "impairment". The Appeal was...
1COR Annual Professional Discipline Seminar - Jun 2017
Last night saw a stellar line up of some of 1 Crown Office Row's finest speakers at the Royal College of Surgeons, discussing the latest developments in Professional Disciplinary law. The event was...
Martin Forde QC – Thinking of a future judicial appointment? - Dec 2016
Martin Forde QC guest blogs for the Bar Council on how volunteering for a test Recorder exercise could be good practice for a future application. Click here to read the full article.
Double Win In 2016 Chambers & Partners Awards - Oct 2016
Last night the annual Chambers UK Bar Awards announced their winners at a reception in The Hilton Park Lane. Having celebrated earlier in the week Elizabeth-Anne Gumbel QC becoming Legal 500 Person...
Martin Forde QC represents celebrity barrister - Oct 2016
Martin Forde QC represented Shaun Wallace before a Disciplinary Tribunal of the BTAS (Bar Tribunals and Adjudication Service). Shaun Wallace is a barrister and is also known for his performances as...
Martin Forde QC is reappointed to the Judicial Appointments Commission - Feb 2015
We are pleased to report that, on 24 February 2015, The Lord Chancellor announced the reappointment, by Her Majesty the Queen, of Martin Forde QC as Commissioner of the Judicial Appointments...
Martin Forde QC in a series of successful High Court challenges to GMC decisions - May 2012
Martin Forde QC has successfully challenged four GMC decisions in the High Court in the last 8 months. These include the cases of Dr Casey v GMC, Negin Shamsian v GMC and Dr Michael Jonathan Fish v...
Martin Forde QC appointed as Judicial Appointments Commissioner - Feb 2012
On the 5th January 2012, Martin Forde QC was appointed as the barrister member to the Judicial Appointments Commission. He filled the vacancy left by Lord Sumption when the latter joined the Supreme...
Robert Seabrook QC and Martin Forde QC in 7-day Health & Safety case - Nov 2011
Robert Seabrook QC, leading Christine Henson of Crown Office Row, Brighton represented Brighton and Hove City Council in a 7-day jury trial successfully prosecuting a gym and fitness club over...
Martin Forde QC secures Appeal victories for two doctors in two weeks - Nov 2011
Martin Forde QC has recently successfully represented 2 doctors in the cases of: Casey v General Medical Council In this case the Dr, a GP, was accused of a sexually motivated touching of a...
Martin Forde QC secures not proven decision from GMC Fitness to Practise for Consultant Anaesthetist - Sep 2011
Martin Forde QC recently represented Dr X a consultant anaesthetist accused of acting in a sexually inappropriate manner in the course of three operations involving consciously sedated patients. After...
Former BMA chair James Johnson cleared of misconduct by GMC - Dec 2010
Martin Forde QC represents former Chairman of the BMA at the General Medical Council and secures a finding that he is not guilty of misconduct or deficient professional performance. After a hard...
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Recorder of the Crown Court (2009)
South Eastern Circuit Diversity Mentor (2009)
Chair South Eastern Circuit Minorities Committee (2009)
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What is in store for Detroit Pistons fans?
Jake Carroll October 31, 2016 What is in store for Detroit Pistons fans?2016-10-31T08:56:33-04:00 Basketball, Central Division, Detroit Pistons, NBA, Recent Posts No Comment
What is in store for the Detroit Pistons?
The Detroit Pistons were busy in the offseason, and now three games into the regular season we, as fans, have gotten a little glimpse at what to expect.
The Pistons first picked up Power Forward Jon Leuer from free agency. Last season Leuer played for the shotty Phoenix Suns. Now, the Suns were arguably one of the worst teams in the NBA last season after winning only 23 games. Jon Leuer, however, was a productive player on an unproductive team.
Leuer shot 38% from beyond the three-point line, and that is exactly what the Detroit Pistons were lacking; a big man who can shoot. Granted, Leuer only averaged about 8 ppg, but what do you expect from a player coming off the bench? Overall, Leuer is a solid pickup.
In the same transaction as Leuer, Pistons front office also acquired point guard Ish Smith. When it comes to backup point guards, Ish Smith might have been the best option for them.
Smith has proven himself last season with the 76ers. We all know how the 76er's season went last year. Their season was terrible. Philadelphia won only 10 games, which is one of the worst records in NBA history. This doesn't mean that Ish Smith wasn't a quality player, though.
Smith averaged 14.7 points and 7 assists per game last year. Remember, the 76ers were the worst team in the NBA- that means they didn't score a whole lot of points per game. In order to log an assist there needs to be points made. See where I'm going with this?
Ish Smith's 7 assists per game on the Philadelphia 76ers is a very impressive stat line granted the 76ers had a very hard time putting the ball in the basket. Imagine what Ish Smith will be able to do with a team that can put points on the board. Also, did I mention he's the backup point guard? 14 points per game this season from coming off the bench will be deadly. I am a fan of the Ish Smith pickup.
In the same month of the other two pickups, Detroit claimed center Boban Marjanovic. Boban was a rookie last season for the Spurs, and even though he wasn't able to prove himself there, the Pistons and Stan Van Gundy saw some potential in him. They won't be needing him much this season because of Andre Drummond and Aaron Baynes, but after Baynes is expected to leave after this season in free agency Boban is expected to take the backup role.
He only averaged 5.5 ppg last season and 3.6 rebounds, but he also only played for about 10 minutes each night. Again, there won't be much immediate return on Boban, but this pickup is mostly for next season.
Next came the NBA draft. The Pistons had the 18th pick, and they selected power forward Henry Ellenson. I, personally, don't think Ellenson is an NBA star in the making. He had a relatively unproductive summer league, and I wasn't impressed in the preseason either.
Even though Ellenson was the best pick the Pistons could have made in the draft at the 18 spot, I don't see him playing a huge role in the team any time soon.
Second round, the Pistons took point guard Michael Gbinije. Call me crazy, but I can see Gbinije being a quality backup point guard for the Pistons one day.
In a league dominated by the backcourt right now, Michale Gbinije could really thrive. He's a solid three-point shooter, and he can drain a three-point bomb with a hand in his face also. I think the Pistons will benefit more from him than Ellenson.
A few days before the start to the regular season, the Pistons claimed guard Beno Udrih off waivers. After Reggie Jackson was ruled out for 6-8 weeks, Ish Smith was moved to starter which opened up a spot for the new backup. To be honest, I don't know a whole lot about Beno Udrih, but from what I've seen from the first three games of the season I am impressed.
Beno has allowed very few turnovers, has run the offense well, and has put the ball in the basket. Not to mention his defense has been outstanding If he keeps up this type of production, I think he deserves maybe 10 or 12 minutes after Reggie Jackson comes back.
Everyone coming back for the Pistons have proven their worth to the team. Stanley Johnson had a quality rookie season, and is expected to improve even more this year.
Tobias Harris was a late pickup for the Pistons last season, and he has been All-Star caliber so far this season.
Andre Drummond has been his usual rebounding-monster self after signing a 5-year max contract with the team.
The only player I don't believe is the right person for the team going forward is Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.
KCP has some stellar defense, which is fantastic. However, as a shooting guard I expect more production from him on the offensive side- specifically from beyond the three-point line.
If KCP doesn't improve from long, I see him leaving the team after this season in free agency, or possibly an even better scenario- traded away. Either way, I don't expect KCP to be part of the Pistons for the future.
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CREATE FUNCTION grp.ufnRaadGeslacht(@stamNr VARCHAR(10)) RETURNS INT AS
-- Bepaalt geslacht (als int) uit stamnummer
BEGIN
	DECLARE @char2 CHAR(1)
	DECLARE @char3 CHAR(1)

	SELECT @char2 = SUBSTRING(@stamNr, 2, 1)
	SELECT @char3 = SUBSTRING(@stamNr, 3, 1)

	IF @char3 = ' '
	BEGIN
		RETURN CASE @char2 WHEN 'J' THEN 1 WHEN 'M' THEN 2 ELSE 3 END
	END
	RETURN CASE @char3 WHEN 'J' THEN 1 WHEN 'M' THEN 2 ELSE 3 END
END
GO

CREATE FUNCTION grp.ufnRaadNiveau(@stamNr VARCHAR(10)) RETURNS INT AS
-- Bepaalt niveau (groep=2, gewest=8, verbond=32, nationaal=128) op basis van stamnr
BEGIN
	IF LEFT(@stamNr, 3) = 'NAT' RETURN 128
	-- Dit is niet helemaal waterdicht, maar is voorlopig goed.
	IF RIGHT(@stamNr, 3) = '000' RETURN 32
	IF RIGHT(@stamNr, 2) = '00' RETURN 8
	IF SUBSTRING(@stamNr, 4, 1) = '/' RETURN 2
	RETURN 128
END
GO

CREATE FUNCTION grp.ufnRaadGewest(@stamNr VARCHAR(10)) RETURNS INT AS
-- Bepaalt (GroepID van) gewest uit stamnummer
BEGIN
	DECLARE @char3 CHAR(1)
	DECLARE @leftPart VARCHAR(10)
	DECLARE @midPart VARCHAR(10)
	DECLARE @gewestStamnr VARCHAR(10)

	SELECT @char3 = SUBSTRING(@stamNr, 3, 1)

	IF @char3 = ' '
	BEGIN
		SELECT @leftPart = LEFT(@stamNr, 1)
		SELECT @midPart = SUBSTRING(@stamNr, 3, 4)
	END
	ELSE
	BEGIN
		SELECT @leftPart = LEFT(@stamNr, 2)
		SELECT @midPart = SUBSTRING(@stamNr, 4, 3)
	END
	SELECT @gewestStamnr = @leftPart + 'G' + @midPart + '00'
	RETURN (SELECT GroepID FROM grp.Groep WHERE Code = @gewestStamnr)
END
GO

CREATE FUNCTION grp.ufnRaadVerbond(@stamNr VARCHAR(10)) RETURNS INT AS
-- Bepaalt (GroepID van) verbond op basis stamnummer groep
BEGIN
	DECLARE @gewestStamnr VARCHAR(10)
	DECLARE @verbondStamnr VARCHAR(10)

	SET @gewestStamnr = (SELECT Code FROM grp.Groep WHERE GroepID = grp.ufnRaadGewest(@stamNr))

	IF LEFT(@gewestStamnr,1) = 'O'
	BEGIN
		SELECT @verbondStamnr = LEFT(@gewestStamnr, 5) + '000'
	END
	ELSE
	BEGIN
		SELECT @verbondStamnr = LEFT(@gewestStamnr, 4) + '0000'
	END
	RETURN (SELECT GroepID FROM grp.Groep WHERE Code = @verbondStamnr)
END
GO

-- Aangepaste procedure voor nieuwe groep (#5011)
-- Drop oude, maak nieuwe

DROP PROCEDURE data.spNieuweGroepUitKipadmin
GO

CREATE PROCEDURE [grp].[spNieuweGroep]
	@stamNr VARCHAR(10),
	@naam VARCHAR(160),
	@plaats VARCHAR(60),
	@werkJaar INT AS
-- Maakt een nieuwe ploeg in GAP

DECLARE @groepID AS INTEGER
DECLARE @geslacht AS INTEGER
DECLARE @groepsWjID AS INTEGER
DECLARE @niveau AS INTEGER

SET @geslacht = grp.ufnRaadGeslacht(@stamNr)
SET @niveau = grp.ufnRaadNiveau(@stamNr)

-----------------
-- groep maken --
-----------------

PRINT 'Groep maken/vinden'
PRINT '------------------'
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM grp.Groep WHERE Code=@stamNr)
BEGIN
	-- De groep bestaat nog niet in de database. Creeer.
	INSERT INTO grp.Groep(Naam, Code, OprichtingsJaar)
		SELECT @naam, @stamnr, @werkJaar
	SET @groepID = scope_identity();
END
ELSE
BEGIN
	-- De Groep bestaat al in de database, de GroepID opvragen in de CG2 database
	SET @groepID = (SELECT GroepID FROM grp.Groep WHERE Code=@stamNr)

	-- Opvragen van Naam, Oprichtingsjaar en Website.
	-- Hier veronderstellen we dat meegegeven Naam, Oprichtingsjaar en Website
	-- steeds van betere kwaliteit zijn dan de al bestaande.

	UPDATE dst
		SET dst.Naam = @naam,
			dst.OprichtingsJaar = @werkJaar
	FROM grp.Groep dst
	WHERE dst.GroepID = @groepID
END

-- Maak ook chirogroep of kadergroep aan als die niet bestaat.

IF @niveau = 2
BEGIN
	IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM grp.ChiroGroep WHERE ChiroGroepID = @groepID)
	BEGIN
		INSERT INTO grp.ChiroGroep(ChiroGroepID, Plaats, KaderGroepID)
			SELECT @groepID, @plaats, grp.ufnRaadGewest(@stamNr)
	END
	----------------------------------------------------------------------
	-- standaardafdelingen
	----------------------------------------------------------------------

	IF (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM lid.Afdeling WHERE ChiroGroepID = @groepID) = 0
	BEGIN
		INSERT INTO lid.Afdeling(AfdelingsNaam, Afkorting, ChiroGroepID)
		VALUES	('ribbels', 'RI', @groepID),
				('speelclub', 'SP', @groepID),
				('rakwi''s', 'RA', @groepID),
				('tito''s', 'TI', @groepID),
				('keti''s', 'KE', @groepID),
				('aspi''s', 'AS', @groepID);
	END
	PRINT 'Chirogroep met standaardafdeling ingevoegd/aangepast.'
	-- Geen afdelingsjaren dus, omdat een nieuwe Chirogroep waarschijnlijk geen
	-- regelmatige afdelingsverdeling heeft.
END
ELSE
BEGIN
	IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM grp.KaderGroep WHERE KaderGroepID = @groepID)
	BEGIN
		INSERT INTO grp.KaderGroep(KaderGroepID, Niveau, ParentID)
			SELECT @groepID, @niveau, CASE @niveau WHEN 8 THEN grp.ufnRaadVerbond(@stamNr) ELSE NULL END
	END
	PRINT 'Kadergroep ingevoegd/aangepast.'
END

PRINT ''

----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- voor het gemak meteen een groepswerkjaar maken voor dit werkjaar --
----------------------------------------------------------------------

IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM grp.GroepsWerkJaar gwj
				WHERE gwj.GroepID = @groepID AND gwj.WerkJaar = @werkJaar)
BEGIN
	INSERT INTO grp.GroepsWerkJaar(GroepID, WerkJaar)
		VALUES(@groepID, @werkJaar)
	SET @groepsWjID = scope_identity();
END
ELSE
BEGIN
	SET @groepsWjID = (SELECT GroepsWerkJaarID FROM grp.GroepsWerkJaar gwj
					  WHERE gwj.GroepID = @groepID AND gwj.WerkJaar = @werkJaar)
END

PRINT 'GroepID: ' + CAST(@GroepID AS VARCHAR(10))
PRINT 'GroepsWerkJaarID: ' + CAST(@groepsWjID AS VARCHAR(10))

RETURN @GroepID
GO

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Auctioneer-appraiser Lawrence DuMouchelle dies at 84
DeJanay Booth Ann Zaniewski
Lawrence DuMouchelle grew up steeped in the world of fine art and antiques and went on to lead his family's renowned auction house for more than six decades.
Despite his expertise, he believed there was always more to learn.
"When I was struggling when I was young, I said, 'I feel like the more I learn, the more I realize I (don't) know,' " said his son, Robert DuMouchelle. "He said, 'Don't worry about it. You'll know everything you need to know a week after you're dead. Until then, you'll be learning.' He was constantly growing in his own craft and knowledge."
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Lawrence DuMouchelle died May 16 after a battle with cancer. He was 84.
DuMouchelle lived recently in Grosse Pointe Farms but grew up in Detroit, a city he loved and the home of DuMouchelle Art Galleries on East Jefferson downtown. His father, Joseph DuMouchelle, started the business in 1927.
DuMouchelle worked there an apprentice when he was 11. He first served as an auctioneer at 16, when his dad had him stand on a crate at an estate sale selling floor lamps.
After Joseph DuMouchelle died in 1957, his son, then just in his early 20s, became president of the business. He held that title until his death last week.
"It was in his blood," Robert DuMouchelle said.
Lawrence DuMouchelle invested in Detroit "before it was fashionable," his family said. He helped save several historic buildings from demolition.
"Larry always believed in Detroit," DuMouchelle's funeral home obituary reads. "Although economic downturns and urban unrest resulted in several difficult transitional years, Larry refused to move the company. He began to modernize and expand the scope of the operation."
The obituary goes on: "Major art collections drew record auction prices and an international clientele developed. But local customer support was always key to DuMouchelle's sustainability. ... Larry always felt it an honor and privilege to be entrusted to handle any family's estate."
DuMouchelle's expertise was seen by TV viewers across the country when he appeared on several episodes of the PBS series "Antiques Roadshow."
His community involvement included serving on the board of trustees for the Detroit Institute of Arts, Meadow Brook Arts Commission, the Central Business District Association and University of Detroit High School. He was a 53-year member of the Detroit Athletic Club.
Throughout his life, DuMouchelle helped raise funds for many charitable organizations, foundations and schools, with auctions for the American Red Cross, Easter Seals, the Metropolitan Opera, 1986 Statue of Liberty Gala, Hats Off to Heart Research, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Detroit Public Library and the DIA Founders Society.
The father of five was also known for his love of the Detroit Tigers.
Visitation will take place from 4-8 p.m. Thursday at Chas. Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Grosse Pointe Park. Prayers will be at 7 p.m.
A funeral mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Paul on the Lake Catholic Church, 157 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen; St. Paul Educational Trust, Grosse Pointe; University of Detroit Jesuit High School Scholarship Fund, or Beaumont Hospital Foundation, Grosse Pointe.
Contact Ann Zaniewski: 313-222-6594 or azaniewski@freepress.com. Follow her on Twitter: @AnnZaniewski.


Lumos Wine Dinner Was Awesome!
Saturday night we had our joint wine dinner with the ace winemakers from Lumos Wine Company.
Everything was great from weather to ambiance, wine, guests, and food.
I think strange but lovable describes our kitchen well.
The second standout was the grilled elk flank steak over red wine risotto, with chard and a chicken liver croquetta. The best comment for this course was a fist pump and a "yes!" This was the best wine and food match of the night…big flavors, textures, big wine.
A warm thank you to our guests and to Lumos for their gracious smiles and great wine.
Angela in the office revamped the website to work on a larger variety of devices.
On another topic…we take reservations for six of our seven weekly services. If you have a frustrated time getting a table for the Saturday brunch, try one of our services that do take reservations.
To those who have had trouble landing a table, please accept my apologies, and do try at a different time or day, and I will so gladly make you some delicious grub.
For no reason at all, a picture of our seafood cacciuocco.
A mushroom terrine like the one we served at the wine dinner!
One of the ways we feel the seasons changing in the GTF kitchen is the morphing of the salad mix.
At the start of the year, we all come out of our hibernation in time to clean and plan for Valentine's dinners, and the salad mix is about as hearty as salad mix can get – baby kale, mustards, arugula, escaroles and radicchio. It is a complete meal, full of big flavors and a lot of chew – one of my favorite times for salad mix. But as the days get longer and warmer, the salad mix gentles up, and we get the baby lettuce coming in and changing the way salads eat. It's also very nice.
On our menu last week we had a scrumptious salad of green and red mustards and watercress with a roasted garlic herb dressing tossed with altamura toasted bread crumbs. Real good combination inspired by a salad Farmer John had up in Portland.
Stay tuned for next weeks menu!
No promises – we have to see how it all shakes down – but there are going to be some sweet dishes on this menu!


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Ms Anne Smith: Conservation of Biodiversity in Agriculture
Discover Best Practice Farming for a Sustainable 2050
Университет Западной Австралии
The Discover Best Practice Farming for a Sustainable 2050 Course is based on a clear vision: imagine best practice farming for 2050, start to implement these strategies now, all the while making sure it will still be profitable. At UWA we're doing just that with the Future Farm 2050 Project, set on a mixed-enterprise farm in Western Australia and we want you to learn how it can be done in your part of the world. Although this course is based on agriculture, it's not only about farming. It is a multi-disciplinary course that addresses a wide range of issues confronting the industry, including rural communities, rural infrastructure and conservation of biodiversity in agriculture. By completing this course you will understand that feeding and clothing the planet requires a multi-disciplinary approach and upon completion you will be able to explain best practices of sustainable farming and apply them in new contexts.
Loved the course. Was a great and sometimes challenging overview of sustainable practices in farming. I hope to someday visit the Future Farm in Western Australia! Thank you!
Thank you coursera for this amazing experience. Got many ideas on this area which is very much applicable to my present job. Looking forward to take another courses here.
Conservation of Biodiversity in Agriculture
Welcome to Week 5 of "Discover Best Practice Farming for a Sustainable 2050". This week you'll be introduced to Conservation of Biodiversity in Agriculture. You will learn about biodiversity hotpots, the impacts of clearing land for agriculture and our reliance of healthy ecosystems (ecosystems services) for survival. You will also learn about site and re vegetation planning and the integration of biodiversity into farming systems.
Professor Graeme Martin: Introduction to Conservation of Biodiversity in Agriculture1:05
Ms Anne Smith: Conservation of Biodiversity in Agriculture15:18
Выбор языкаАнглийскийАрабскийВьетнамскийИспанскийИтальянскийКитайский (упрощенное письмо)КорейскийНемецкийПортугальский (Европа)РусскийТурецкийФранцузский
[MUSIC] Hi, my name's Anne Smith, and I'm a business unit leader for Greening Australia. This week is an introduction field of conservation and restoration biology in the agricultural science of Western Australia. Let me start first by setting the scene a little. The southwest corner of Australia is one of 25 global biodiversity hotspots. A biodiversity hotspot is a biogeographical region that is both a significant reservoir of endemic or irreplaceable biodiversity which is threatened with destruction by human activity. The Southwest Australian hotspot stretches from Shark Bay in the north to Esperance in the south, and covers 48.9 million hectares of land. Although it only covers 5% of the Australian land mass, the area contains over 7,000 vascular plant species, which represents more than one-third of all Australian non-flowering plants. Of these species, 80% are endemic to the area. Meaning, they occur nowhere else on the planet. Aside from containing large numbers of endemic plants and animals, the other characteristic used to identify a biodiversity hotspot is that they are all undergoing extreme threatening processes caused by human activities. In the case of the Southwest of Australia, a major threatening process is the impact of the significant clearing for food production. During the early 1800s, the development of agriculture was driven essentially by the need for food to support the fledgling swan colony. Later, as the colony became more established, there was an increasing demand for food production to support the growing population, and for export. For example, in 1890, 50,000 hectares of land was cleared for farming. But by 1900, that figure had increased ten-fold to 490,000 hectares. Post World War II and onwards, expansion was further driven by the advent of mechanization, the development and widely available modern fertilizers, and the dramatic political program by Commonwealth and State Governments. During this phase of agricultural development, more land was released to agriculture in three decades than in the previous 130 years of European settlement. While this expansion was driven by best intentions, it quickly became apparent that much of the land was unsuitable for agriculture and that there were significant land degradation issues associated with the widespread clearing. Today, these land degradation issues impact directly both on our food production and in our biodiversity. And they include altered hydrological regimes, which result in widespread dryland salinity, soil acidification, water logging, and a decrease in water quality. Clearing also leaves the land exposed to wind and water erosion, resulting in the loss of fertile topsoils and a general reduction in soil health. Climate change and climate extremes are now also known to be linked to land clearing, and the effects include higher temperatures, decreased rainfall, and more intense droughts. These threatening processes all impact directly on our unique West Australian biodiversity. Originally, the southwest of West Australia that contains the biodiversity hotspot consisted mainly of complex mosaics of Salmon, York, and Wandoo woodlands, hay thickets, and shrub land. By 2000, 90% of the hotspots, 310,000 square kilometers of area, had been cleared. And today, the central part of the Wheatbelt, the Avon Botanical District, has over 93% of the original cover cleared. The complexes, in particular, were disproportionately cleared as a direct result of the early recognition that these soils are especially suited to cereal cropping. The influences of widespread land clearing on our ecosystems are ongoing and include a wide range of interconnected impacts affecting the health and viability of those systems. Habitat loss directly impacts on plant and animal species that are dependent on specific habitat requirements. Habitat fragmentation is the process by which habitat loss results in the division of large continuous habitats into smaller, more isolated remnants. A dominant effect of increasing habitat loss and the resulting fragmentation is a reduction in patch area, which results in declines in population density and species richness, and significantly alters the community composition. Species interactions and ecosystem functioning are also impacted. Essentially, the remains become too small to continue to function as a viable ecosystem, and are vulnerable to unpredictable events, and less able to recover from disturbances. Isolation of populations caused by fragmentation leads to significant inbreeding, which impacts upon an organism's ability to survive and maintain its genetic variability. This decreasing fitness of the population to survive, and over time, the evolutionary potential and a specie's ability to adapt to changing environment, such as climate change, is decreased. The edge effect refers to the detrimental impact on the small isolated remnants from the surrounding land uses. In agricultural zones, these include fertilizer and chemical drift, weed invasions, and if the area is unfenced, grazing by stock. So now we have reviewed the Southwest of Australia, its status as a biodiversity hotspot, the history of land clearing in the area for food, and the land degradation processes that have occurred. All of this leads us to the recognition that our food production systems are reliant on a healthy environment or healthy ecosystem services. Ecosystem services are benefits that people obtain from ecosystems. They have been defined as the conditions and processes by which natural ecosystems and the species that make them up sustain and fulfill human life. Some simple examples of ecosystem services include pollination by insects, provision of freshwater supply, healthy productive soils, and protection from pests. Preliminary assessments indicate that the value of these ecosystem services to agriculture is both enormous and often highly underappreciated. Over the past 18 years, our central Wheatbelt team have grown our understanding of the activities that are required to repair, and over a significant time frame, reverse some of the environmental damage that has occurred due to widespread clearing. Central to this understanding is knowledge that only by large scale restoration can we begin to repair this damage. These vast revegetation programs draw on a wide range of on-ground activities. Site assessment exercises inform the design of revegetation activities most suitable to ensure successful plant establishment. Soil type and condition data is used to select an appropriate plant species list specific to this site. For example, if the area is now saline, we need to select from species that are salt tolerant. We also need to match the plant species to the soils that are on our site. Across Australia, the mosaic of soil types is linked to specific species associations. Site preparation is vital to creating the best conditions across the site to ensure successful plant establishment. These activities can include weed control to reduce competition for water and nutrient resources. Insecticide treatment is crucial. In agricultural lands, there is often a subsurface soil compaction, and ripping through this mechanically assists plant root establishment. And in water-logged soils, a machine is used to create soil mounds to plant into, raising the seedling root system up out of the water table, which is often saline. Using the identified list, we undertake a seed collection to ensure that we have sufficient supplies of local provenance seed to undertake the work. Some species require specific seed pre-treatments with temperature variation, smoke, or soaking to break a natural dormancy. Tube stock refers to small seedlings that are propagated in a nursery. Many of the commercial nurseries that we work with propagate thousands of seedlings across multiple species in any single year. Most of these are established using seed from our local collections. However, in some cases where we know that a species is difficult to grow from seed, we might use cuttings. Cuttings are small sections of healthy plant stem taken from an adult plant, which we then treat with hormones and place into seedling trays where they, over time, start growing roots. There are two key types of plant establishment that we use, seedling planting and direct seeding. Seedling planting refers to planting out the seedlings, or the tube stock, that our nurseries have grown for us. This can be done using a mechanical tree planter towed behind a tractor, or by hand using a specific tool, the Pottiputki. In the Central Wheatbelt, Greening Australia first tried direct seeding in the early 2000s with mixed results. Since then, we have partnered with researcher Dr. Geoff Woodall from the University of Western Australia, who has spent many years refining the technology and designing purpose-built precision direct seeding machines. Once a site has been established using direct seeding or hand planting, there are ongoing activities related to monitoring, and evaluation, and ongoing management. Integration of biodiversity into farming systems is a very challenging field because of the potential to compete with food production and the perception that planting trees may reduce the productivity of a farming enterprise. Cropping and other farming practices that are required to run efficient and prosperous farming enterprises take priority and are dealt with first. Managing the health of our ecosystems is dealt with last. And sadly, when a farm enterprise is under financial pressure, the environmental works are first to be cut back. For this reason, Greening Australia staff understand that our approach to partnering with land managers needs to be complementary to farming systems, but not secondary. Over recent decades, combined land care efforts have produced examples of productive land systems that can increase the use of native plant-based crops. These include the use of oil mallees, sandalwood plantations, carbon sequestration, specialty timbers, and salt bush pastures. Greening Australia have been working on a variation of the salt bush pasture concept, which is based on the use of 30 or more native plant species that have proven stock fodder potential. This then is a land use practice that can increase the native vegetation cover into productive units on farms. The Future Farm 2050 Project is about establishing integrated solutions to achieving both production and ecological benefits in farming landscapes, sustainability, resilient food production systems, that retain flora and fauna, and ecosystem function. Greening Australia is working with UWA on the establishment of our biodiversity photosystem, which will be integrated and managed with all other enterprise streams on the property. This innovative photosystem targets the lower productive, non-ariable, often degraded areas of a property. If combined with other biodiverse actions to increase habitat and to protect existing remnants, this grazing system has the potential to, Lower water tables to reduce the effects of salinity, stabilize degraded soils to buffer against wind and water erosion, create habitat for small birds, reptiles and invertebrates. And also create shelter and shade belts for stock, as well as providing a food source to supplement existing traditional pasture systems. The system provides stock feed during drought or Autumn feed gap, periods when farmers are usually forced to undertake costly supplement-feeding programs to sustain their stock. Through our partnership with UWA, and with the support from the Australian government 20 Million Trees program, 100 hectares of this fodder system are being established on Ridgefield Farm over the next two seasons. The wider implication of this collaboration, and the ongoing management and learning from this new photosystem on a working farm, is the demonstration value this has to the wider agricultural community. By trialing the system on UWA farm, we have the opportunity to assess the productivity values, revise the design and the management options before taking this information and making it available to broad acre farmers. [MUSIC]


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La galaxia Enana de Acuario es una galaxia enana e irregular que se encuentra en la constelación de Acuario. Fue catalogada por primera vez en 1966 con el número DDO 210. Como característica distintiva cabe señalar que es una de las pocas galaxias que presenta un corrimiento al azul, acercándose a la Vía Láctea a 137 km/s. Aunque aún existen dudas al respecto, en general se considera que pertenece al Grupo Local.

Véase también

 Galaxias del Grupo Local
 Lista de galaxias

Enlaces externos

 Catálogo SEDS

Galaxias enanas irregulares
Grupo Local
Constelación de Acuario


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OSCTAN DDL-M1 WiFi Microscope – Unbeatable Launch Offer
OCTSAN specializes in the production of smart electronic devices such as smart microscopes, smart watches, glasses and cameras. OSCTAN has launched a new WiFi microscope for kids under 12 years of age. The OSCTAN DDL-M1 WiFi Microscope features adjustable outdoor and indoor safety design. The microphone includes two-in-one portable seat type coupled with 7-color backlight dyeing technology and dual light source up and down. The company has included original popular science books and supporting toolkits.
The microscope has been manufactured with safety design without edges and corners and hence it's suitable for kids between 3 to 12 years of age. The bundled mobile app can be used to keep track of the activities. As part of the launch offer, the company is offering 35% discount via Clip Coupon alongside additional savings via coupon code. The microscope is bundled with original popular science books including science encyclopaedia and production toolkits. The company also provides 10 biological specimens with complete set of specimen collections. The body is designed without edges and corners keeping in mind the safety of the kids. The body is made up of ABS material with high-density allow rails glass. The OSCTAN DDL-M1 need not require monocular observation, which avoids eye fatigue and other health related problems. The companion app can be used to capture images and videos including recording.
To work with OSCTAN DDL-M1 microscope, press and hold the power button in the middle for 3 seconds. The LED light at the lower part of the button will glow, which indicates that the microscope has been turned on. The product package includes complete set of instructions for establishing connectivity with the mobile app.
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Tonia, our Office Administrator, has been working in the dental field for over 5 years and thoroughly enjoys working with her husband. She has a B.A. from Eastern Washington University and graduated in 1992. Tonia truly enjoys working with our amazing team. Tonia, along with Dr. Wilder, are very passionate about caring for their patients. She loves interacting with people and helping them feel comfortable during their visit.
Tonia and Dr. Wilder have been married for 24 years and have a beautiful daughter Kailyn, who visits the office daily. They have lived in the Spokane area for over 24 years. Tonia enjoys camping with her family in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, hiking and boating. She also likes to travel and explore the warmer climates including the entire west coast and the Caribbean.
Mia, our Treatment and Financial Coordinator, re-joined our team in December 2016. Mia was previously a team member with Dr. Wilder in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho for six plus years as his Office Manager. Upon Dr. Wilder opening his practice in the Spokane area; Mia returned to school to receive her business degree in Business Entrepreneurship – graduating May of 2016. Her 25 plus years' dental experience consists of dental assisting, orthodontic assisting and dental practice management. Mia is enjoys educating patients on their dental treatment and financial options. It brings her great joy to see patients achieve their optimal health.
Mia resides in Otis Orchards along with her husband, has one son and two granddaughters. She enjoys the great outdoors, traveling, the beach, hiking, fishing, attending vintage junk and craft shows, concerts, loves to cook healthy gourmet meals and especially loves watching the ZAGS!
Jacquelyn graduated from Eastern Washington University, with a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene and minors in health sciences and communication studies. Jacquelyn has been part of the Wilder Dentistry team since July, 2016 and is passionate about developing individualized oral health care plans and to educate our patients about oral systemic health. Outside of Wilder Dentistry, Jacquelyn is a part-time clinical instructor at the Eastern Washington University dental hygiene department. She loves working with students and is fervent about life-long learning. Jacquelyn lives in Idaho, and enjoys skiing, hiking, riding bikes and playing with her dog.
Lorie graduated from Eastern Washington University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene, and in 2015 with a Master of Science in Dental Hygiene. She has over 20 years' experience in the dental profession as an assistant, front office and hygienist. Lorie enjoys building a close professional relationship with patients to provide individualized quality health care. She believes that imparting the most current information and up to date techniques is highly important for patients to achieve and maintain optimal oral health. Lorie is passionate about helping patients overcome anxiety when seeking dental treatment.
Lorie began teaching as a part-time clinical instructor at Eastern Washington University in 2008 and became a full-time faculty member in 2015. She loves the opportunity to work dual careers as educator and clinician. Lorie and her husband Rob have been married for over 30 years. They have one daughter and one grandson. When not at work, Lorie enjoys camping, reading and cheering the Seahawks on.
Krista, our lead dental assistant, has been with Dr. Wilder since 2002. She received her dental assisting training from Spokane Skills Dental Center Program. Additionally, Krista received specialized training with Cerec (Single-visit restorations) and Invisalign (Orthodontics). Additionally, Krista has received her license as an expanded functions dental auxiliary through Spokane Community College. Krista is enthusiastic about dentistry. Being thorough and gentle when caring for patients are some of her best characteristics.
In her leisure, she enjoys spending time with her husband, son and daughter. Krista loves camping and exploring the great outdoors.
Tracy previously worked with Dr. Wilder in a prior practice, and rejoined the Wilder Team May 2017. Tracy has over 30 years' experience in the dental field as an assistant and front office administration. She has worked in both general dentistry and oral surgery practices.
Tracy is married, has two grown children and is a grandmother of two grandchildren. She enjoys many hobbies such as; breeding and showing Brussels Griffons at local and distant dog shows, attending her husband's drag races, raising chickens, and spending time in nature camping and fishing with family.


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Årred är en by som ligger i Nårunga socken i Vårgårda kommun, Västergötland, nära sjön Säven.

Det har funnits många små missionshus runtom i Vårgårda kommun och i Årred finns det en minnessten över byns första missionshus vilket byggdes år 1867. Det finns även små skyltar av historiskt slag och dessa skyltar berättar om vad det fanns för slags gårdar och hus förr i tiden. Skyltarna sitter uppsatta runtom i byn med omnejd.

Avståndet till Vårgårda är 17 km, Alingsås 23 km, Borgstena 14 km, Fristad 19 km och Borås 28 km.

Orter i Vårgårda kommun


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Haus Katz oder auch Katz Haus, ist ein denkmalgeschütztes Gebäude, welches in der Stadt Jüchen im Rhein-Kreis Neuss in Nordrhein-Westfalen liegt. In den damaligen Zeiten diente das Gebäude dem Amtmann des Herzogs von Jülich (Paulus von Katz), durch welchen es zu seinem Namen kam, vorwiegend als Verwaltungssitz. Heute dient das um 1706 erbaute Gebäude der Stadt Jüchen als Ratssaal, Ausstellungsraum und Ort der Begegnung. Ebenfalls ist hier das Standesamt der Stadt untergebracht.

Lage
Das Haus Katz liegt im heutigen Ortszentrum von Jüchen. In näherer Umgebung finden sich neben der neugotischen katholischen Kirche St. Jakobus d. Ä. auch die evangelische Hofkirche hinter den Häusern am Jüchener Markt. In der Weihnachtszeit bot das Haus Katz dem Jüchener Weihnachtsmarkt bereits eine festliche Kulisse und ist zugleich Dreh- und Angelpunkt für weitere festlichen Veranstaltungen, wie dem Schützenfest.

Geschichte
Das Hauptgebäude des Vorgängerbaus des heutigen Haus Katz wurde als Rittersitz genutzt und befand sich wahrscheinlich im östlichen Bereich des heutigen Herrenhauses. Ein Turm (etwa dort wo heute der Südostturm steht) dürfte die heutigen Gebäude um einiges überragt haben und war wohl in der Art eines mittelalterlichen Burgfrieds errichtet. Ein kleinerer Turm befand sich auf der Nordostseite des Gebäudes. Der Haupteingang der alten Anlage dürfte wohl auf der Nordwestseite gelegen haben. Eine Vorburg lag vermutlich westlich dieses Herrenhauses, eine weitere in etwa im Bereich der heutigen (mit Nordostflügel). Das Herrenhaus und die südliche Vorburg waren durch Wassergräben geschützt, die von dem Bach gespeist wurden, der heute unter Straße durch Kanalrohre läuft. Vermutlich wurde die Burg im 16. Jahrhundert erbaut und im 17. Jahrhundert erweitert.

Auf den Ruinen dieses alten Rittersitzes (letzter Besitzer war Ritter Klutt) errichtete der Amtmann des Herzoges von Jülich des Amtes Kaster, Paulus Katz, zu Beginn des 18. Jahrhunderts (ca. 17.06) einen Gerichtssitz in Form einer barocken Burganlage. Die Anlage hatte ursprünglich zwei Vorburgen und ein von Wassergräben umgebenes Herrenhaus, das noch erhalten ist, genau wie zwei Flügel der südlichen Vorburg. Bis 1767 wurde die Anlage noch mehrmals aus- und umgebaut. Nach dem Tod von Johann Theodor Katz (ohne männliche Erben) wechselte die Anlage mehrfach den Besitzer.

Am 29. Januar 1973 erwarb die Gemeinde Jüchen das Haus Katz für 105.000 DM (ca. 55.000 Euro), um einen Umbau zur Fabrik durch die Gebrüder Onofrietti vorzubeugen. Seither wird das Barockgebäude als "gute Stube" der Gemeinde genutzt.

Renovierungen 1917
Nach ca. 211 Jahren erfolgten am Haus Katz die ersten umfangreichen Renovierungen.

Umbau 1978–1981
Nach Erwerb durch die Gemeinde im Jahr 1973 erfolgte zwischen Juni 1978 und April 1981 der Umbau zum Verwaltungsgebäude. Die Kosten für den Umbau betrugen 2,5 Mio. DM (ca. 1,3 Mio. Euro). Nach dem Umbau beherbergte das Anwesen den Ratssaal, das Standesamt und das Sozialamt der Gemeinde Jüchen.

Sanierungen 1980 und 2006
1980 erfolgten die erste Sanierung und 2006 die zweite. In beiden Jahren wurden Risse an der Hauptfassade entdeckt und die Mängel behoben.

Sanierung 2007–2009
Im Juli 2009 beendete die Gemeinde Jüchen eine knapp zweijährige, umfangreiche Sanierung.

Die rund 300 Jahre alten Gemäuer, welche auf morschen Pfählen standen, vermochten den bauphysikalischen Gesetzmäßigkeiten nicht länger zu trotzen. Nachdem die ersten Rissbildungen offensichtlich wurden, war ein Handeln und die Sanierung nicht mehr umgänglich.

Für die Auffüllung der Hohlräume im Keller mit Quellbeton, der Entfernung der morschen Holzpfähle bei gleichzeitiger Verfüllung der entstehenden Hohlräume durch ein neuartiges Schlauchsystem, der Rissbildentfernung sowie des im Anschluss notwendigen Außenanstriches mit einer offenporigen Spezialfarbe wurden am Ende 560.000 Euro benötigt. Da diese Summe nicht alleine durch die Gemeinde zu stemmen war, beteiligte sich der Rhein-Kreis Neuss mit 130.000 Euro am Sanierungsprojekt, sowie die Bezirksregierung Düsseldorf mit 87.000 Euro, aus Mitteln der Denkmalförderung. Das Sanierungsprojekt war in dieser Form bislang einmalig.

Umbau 2011
Im Jahr 2011 begann die Gemeinde Jüchen mit Ausschreibungen um das Gebäude behindertengerecht umzubauen. Der geplante Umbau soll rund 150.000 Euro kosten und bis Dezember 2011 abgeschlossen sein. Während des Umbaus ist u. a. geplant eine Zugangsmöglichkeit zum 1. Obergeschoss über einen Aufzug zu ermöglichen.

Besitzer

Literatur
 Freundeskreis Katzenhaus e. V. in Zusammenarbeit mit der Gemeinde Jüchen (Hg.): Jüchen und das Haus Katz. Hero-Druck, Jüchen-Hochneukirch 1987, 62 S. (Broschüre).
 Jürgen Kiltz: Vom Katzenhaus zum Haus Katz. Ein geschichtlicher Abriss. (= Geschichte der Stadt Jüchen. Band 1). Hundt Druck, Köln 2019, ISBN 978-3-9804847-2-5.

Einzelnachweise

Baudenkmal in Jüchen
Juchen, Haus Katz
Barockbauwerk in Nordrhein-Westfalen
Katz, Juchen
Bauwerk in Jüchen


Last night we received a dusting of snow. I woke up in the middle of the night and could see the giant pine trees being iced gently with white. My four year old wandered bare foot into the kitchen at 6.37 a.m. this morning, he looked wide eyed out at the snow. "Mom" he said in total seriousness. "I think I have to go outside right now." I told him to do what he needed to do. Because if you ever feel as if you need to be out in creation right now- this second- you should be. So he put on his shoes and put his hands in his pockets and walked around our yard. Touching the snow with his bare hand. Kicking it with his sneakered feet. He gazed at the cornfield and looked for deer. He was completely content in the now. It wasn't until his ears were icy and his cheeks were red that he came up towards the garage.
And then his sister woke up. Only two, she told me that she had to go outside right now. And even if you're two, if you need to be outside in creation, then you should be. So I put on her boots, with her bare knees popping out under her pink pajama shorts. I gave her a coat and delighted she walked to our pumpkins and brushed off their snow hats.
The sun was just peeking around the pine trees.
Be Outside. We try to tell our children. Be Outside – we try to model for our children. And when you're outside, you don't always need to play or work or be productive. Just be there. Wander. Touch. Listen.
Know that as important as you are, you are a piece of something bigger.
And our hope is that our kids will feel the exhilaration and adrenaline and peace that only the wild breath of nature brings.
You cannot control this, we tell them as rain pounds on our tent.
There is no button for this, we show them rushing rivers.
This took thousands of years – we show them the curve of canyons and take their tiny hands to run sand through their fingers.
Thousands of years- We point to the sky and tell them that is how far away the stars are.
Tiny insects, are right here. Hold them gently. Protect them.
Play under the trees and under the sky. In the snow, take off your mittens, feel the cold explode your lungs when you run and the heat warm your face and the earth wet your feet.
Every day. Do this every day.
There is something that makes us grow in an environment we can't control.
And maybe if we can learn to adapt in nature, we can learn to adapt in life. Maybe if we realize at a young age that the only variable we can truly change is ourselves, then we'll focus on changing ourselves.
So don't wear a coat. Be cold. And next time- wear your coat. I circle around my kids putting a ridiculous numbers of layers on, answering their cries and protests in a rhythmic manner. I know. You don't want to go outside. I know. I put on their boots. I know. It's cold. I put on their hats. I know. Legos are so much fun. I hand them mittens. I know. I know. It's boring. It's so boring. I push their little bodies out the door.
And some days I lead myself in an equal conversation as we corral them up and over hills. I know. This sled is heavy. They're so whiny. They're so little. It's so cold.
But the bottom line is this: It is worth it.
You are a piece of something bigger.
There is beauty all around you.
We tell our children as we shelp them to lakes, and push them outside, and lay quietly with our feet in the grass and our backs pressed into the earth, our arms circling our beloveds looking at the sky.


Mid-Western Regional Council, Roads and Maritime Service and Local Police are joining forces to offer a PLAN B shuttle bus service for Flavours of Mudgee 2018. Operated by Eastend Bus Services, buses will run from Kandos/Rylstone (via Lue) + Gulgong with One way and Return trips available. Places are strictly limited and bookings are essential for this service.
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On Sunday and Monday (September 15 and 16) from 7:30 to 15:00 will be met at the airport, then volunteers give you up to "Aeroexpress" train ( the ticket price 200 rubles). In the final train station "Vladivostok" volunteers meet you again and put on our buses to the hotel in the FEFU campus.
C3D Labs (a division of ASCON Group) will take part in 23rd International Conference on Computer Graphics and Vision "GraphiCon'2013" that will be held in Vladivostok on September 16-20, 2013.
Всем участникам постерной секции конференции и всем участникам школы молодых ученых необходимо загрузить постеры через систему CMT до 6 сентября 2013. Оформление постеров.
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It consists of a spacious living room, fully equipped kitchen, three bedrooms with two bathrooms, one bedroom with dressing area offers.
Other property amenities offered are: AC, private parking and storage. Pretty terrace with stunning views over the canals of the Marina.


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Home Sport GAA Three selectors put forward for Laois U-20 football team
Three selectors put forward for Laois U-20 football team
Gerry McGill,. Larry Keenan and Liam Brophy have been put forward as selectors for the Laois U-20 team
Three selectors have been chosen to form a management team for the Laois U-20 footballers.
Billy O'Loughlin was ratified as Laois U-20 football manager at the January County Board meeting where an appeal for clubs to put forward selectors was issued.
And now the Arles-Killeen native is set to be joined by former players from Stradbally, St Joseph's and Emo/Annanough.
Stradbally's Larry Keenan has represented Stradbally and Laois during the 90s and 00s.
He has been part of Stradbally's club management team for the past two seasons under Offaly man Martin Murphy.
However, with Murphy stepping away to be replaced by Barney Maher this year, Keenan has now been put in for the U-20 role.
Gerry McGill is the second selector that has been put forward to join O'Loughlin's team.
He has a wealth of experience in both playing and management. He was a selector with the Laois senior footballers under Tomás Ó Flatharta and has played for two Laois clubs.
McGill won an Intermediate football championship with Emo in 2012 and then went on to represent Annanough in 2015 when they reached the decider only to lose to Clonaslee-St Manman's.
While the third selector is St Joseph's Liam Brophy. He represented his club at senior and junior level for several years.
He has been heavily involved at juvenile level in St Joseph's and his knowledge of the players at this age grade will surely be an asset to manager O'Loughlin as he tries to confirm his panel.
Football Board chairman Laurence Phelan says he is very happy with the management team that has been assembled.
He said: "You'd have to be very happy with each of the men put forward here as they all bring something different and have unique qualities.
"I'd like to see continuity here and that this team would remain in place for a number of years.
"Strength and conditioning coach Robbie Cannon is in with them too."
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Eight Movies That Were Better Than The Book
August 17, 2014 by Raindance Film Festival
Adaptations are commonplace in today's movie industry. Whether it's taken from a book, a video game, a park ride or a bar of chocolate the importance of having an existing property to launch from has become so significant to Hollywood that it's becoming increasingly difficult to find original movies outside the independent field. Worse, it's rare for the adaptation to stand up to scrutiny, with few films ever outdoing their source material.
But there are some…
Based on the novel by Michael Crichton, Steven Spielberg turned it into a quintessential summer blockbuster.
Taken from a Robert Ludlum novel, the film series jettisons several of the book's elements and turned out a streamlined thriller that forced the Bond franchise to stop resting on its laurels.
One of the best Stephen King movies ever, the adaptation to film tamed some of the gorier elements to give a masterclass in psychological fear.
Sticking closer to the original text than the 1951 adaptation, you need only look at the jaw dropping SFX to see why The Thing works better as a film than a book.
You can take your pick between the original Swedish adaptation(above) and the US adaptation (it's not strictly a remake), as both take the step of jettisoning unnecessary baggage to avoid slowing the plot.
Stephen King hated Kubrick's adaptation of his novel, going so far as to turn out a TV miniseries. Yet the miniseries sank without trace, while Kubrick's movie has rightly gone on to be hailed as a classic.
If only for the shocking alternate ending.
In reducing the focus on the lives of the various characters and turning it very much into a story about man vs. Beast, Steven Spielberg invented the summer blockbuster.
I debated adding Angel Heart to the list as I felt the step of moving the action to New Orleans worked well but in the end chose not to go with it. The Prestige, Blade Runner, A Clockwork Orange, they were all in the running and, had the list been longer, would have been included. Instead I'm opening the question up to others.
What adaptations do you feel worked better than the original book and why?


The apartment is lovely, and we had a good time in Paramaribo there. Everything is very new, well maintained and clean. It is well located, being only a few minutes walk from the main attractions or you can take a taxi for less than 2 dollars. But the highlight goes to Mr. Renault (owner). He was undoubtedly one of the best hosts we've ever had. Very attentive, honest and kind. On New Year's Eve he prepared some drinks and called all the guests to celebrate with him and his family. He helped us a lot in any situation. He was fantastic and we will definitely be there when we return to Paramaribo.
The location is perfect, close to center, great supermarket, ATM and 24h taxiservice. The host is extremely attentive, personable and friendly, and there's a restaurant/bar on site. The rooms are quiet, comfortable and very clean, with lovely terraces facing the street in front or lush green garden in the back. There are not too many rooms so it's an intimate, peaceful and overall very pleasant experience.
Very good service. If you have a question or problem the host was so helpfull. He did immediatly help to solve or awnser it. Very friendly host. The appartment was nice, clean, modern and cosy excellent for 2 persons. Beautifull garden. 2 tumbs up!
Netjes en heel schoon, als zeer prettig ervaren. Dhr Mathurin is een fijne gastheer die je het gevoel geeft dat je je echt thuis voelt! En je graag ter dienst staat als het nodig is maar nooit nadrukkelijk aanwezig. Daarnaast is er bij het appartement gelegen een geweldig steakhouse waar je heerlijk kan eten. Ik kan dan ook echt een ieder dit prachtige appartementen complex aanraden.
Het ligt super centraal en toch rustig. Heerlijk rustig op je terrasje met uitzicht op de tuin en fruitbomen.
Lock in a great price for Mathurin Appartementen – rated 9.3 by recent guests!
Located within a 5-minute walk of Paramaribo's town center, Mathurin Appartementen offers a restaurant. This self-catering accommodations features free WiFi. The property is 1.1 mi from Paramaribo Central Market and 0.6 mi from St. Petrus en Paulus kathedraal.
The apartment will provide you with a TV, air conditioning and a balcony. There is a full kitchen with a microwave and a refrigerator. Featuring a shower, private bathroom also comes with a bath or shower and free toiletries. You can enjoy garden view from the room.
At Mathurin Appartementen you will find a terrace. The property offers free parking.
If you feel like visiting the surroundings, check out Waterkant (0.9 mi) and Surinaams Museum (2.7 mi). Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport is located 28 mi from the property.
When would you like to stay at Mathurin Appartementen?
This apartment has a sofa, air conditioning and private entrance.
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Erik Sigfrid Mattsson, född 19 september 1917 i Gävle Heliga Trefaldighets församling, Gävle, död 27 augusti 2009 i Gävle Tomas församling, Gävle, var en svensk längdskidåkare. Han tävlade för Skarpnäcks IF och vann Vasaloppet 1952.

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Födda 1917
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