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JLOS offers day-to-day justice needs for ordinary Ugandans
Thursday January 17 2019
Mr Kuhimbisa is the information, communications and technology officer at the Justice, Law and Order Sector Secretariat.
Call for support. The JLOS should also be supported to empower traditional/informal justice systems with the means to decongest State (formal) institutions.
By Edgar Kuhimbisa
The Justice, Law and Order Sector (JLOS) has been at the forefront of reforming Uganda's justice system since its inception in 1999. Nineteen years on, the achievements, milestones and success stories are visible, challenges notwithstanding. From reforms in commercial justice to the good legislative and policy environment, unprecedented infrastructure development (construction of numerous justice centres across the country) to award-winning innovations and initiatives (small claims procedures, alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, sentencing guidelines, plea bargaining, etc,) – the sector is on course in its bid to create a pro-people justice system in Uganda.
It is, however, important to further examine how "pro-people" the workings of the sector are. Pro-people in this context is that JLOS has over the years strived to champion the cause of the vulnerable, the poor and generally those who are disadvantaged in different ways – financially, socially and even physically.
So how pro-people has JLOS been or actually is? In recognition of the challenges experienced by small business owners in Uganda, there are now mechanisms (small claims procedures) in the Judiciary to resolve commercial disputes involving amounts of less than Shs10m. This means that there are now simple and quick mechanisms for a trader in Kikuubo to seek legal redress in the event of a financial dispute with another party.
A girl-child or juvenile in Kalisizo, who has been defiled can be legally and psychologically assisted – thanks to the Justice for Children Programme (J4C) being implemented with support from UNICEF. An indigent widow in Lira is now legally empowered to inherit property without fear of it being grabbed by selfish individuals – all because of the legal aid (free) services offered by Justice Centres Uganda (a project of the JLOS Sector supported by the Democratic Governance Facility) across the country. With the numerous Justice Centres spread across the country, physical access to justice has been greatly improved.
The concept of a justice centre is that a police station, the office of the DPP (Resident State Attorney) and the court exist in very close proximity (as a complex/one-stop centre) to reduce the time it takes for users to move from one entity to another. Therefore, an old man from Nyakigera village does not have to walk miles upon miles from a police station (reporting a case) to a court (hearing of the case). All these services and more are contained in one single complex at Isingiro Justice Centre opened in 2014.
During my recent visit to this justice centre, I was excited about the level of coordination between the various district players on matters of justice and the rule of law. The Isingiro District Chain-linked Committee (another innovation of the sector) meeting held during my visit was a true embodiment of communication, coordination and coordination between JLOS institutions that should be emulated across government. What was most interesting was the active participation of locals and their leaders (religious and political). I left with a renewed belief in our systems amid all the challenges that are well known.
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With considerable investments in physical infrastructure ("hardware"), JLOS is steadily addressing issues of service delivery, human capacity, customer care, integrity and accountability (the "software" components). A recent report titled 'Justice Needs in Uganda' authored by the Hague Institute for the Innovation of Law (HiiL) provides insights into the day-to-day justice needs of ordinary Ugandans. The findings of this report also point to various solutions that can make our justice system function better.
For example, there is need for JLOS to come up with innovations that ensure access to information for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) at an affordable cost through availability of legal information. This will drive local business to increased productivity. We also need to empower users of our justice system with the means to solve disputes with minimal contact with JLOS institutions through use of technology (self-service options). The JLOS should also be supported to empower traditional/informal justice systems with the means to decongest State (formal) institutions.
On this issue in particular, we can pick lessons from the Primary Healthcare system, where patients are first treated at lower-level healthcare centres (by paramedics) with complicated cases pushed upward the chain to hospitals through referrals. Maybe it is high time the JLOS sector came up with "Primary Legal Care" (PLC) to address various issues of access to justice in Uganda.
The local council courts and our traditional systems (clans) modelled on our traditions and beliefs can be a very interesting platforms to advance this aforementioned "Primary Legal Care" cause. All we need is the goodwill of all stakeholders, but most importantly strategies and protocols that will provide the architecture for PLC (for example how "diagnosis" to a legal question or situation is executed and how justice is dispensed et cetera). Why local council courts? Because LCCs, especially at LC1 level, are accessible to the ordinary people and have the capacity to deliver justice (especially on family and land matters) quickly particularly for the vulnerable people. This also calls for collaboration between the formal and informal justice systems.
Thanks to Local Council elections held this year, the Justice, Law and Order Sector is already leading efforts to strengthen capacity of local council courts in partnership with the Ministry of Local Government. It is therefore fair to say that JLOS' position as a unifying factor of 18 government institutions with shared mandates and objectives gives it the legitimacy to make justice for all a reality for all Ugandans.
Mr Kuhimbisa is the information, communications and technology officer at the Justice, Law and Order Sector Secretariat. EKuhimbisa@jlos.go.ug


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GIJÓN 2020
Review: 9 fugas
by Alfonso Rivera
01/12/2020 - Fon Cortizo has crafted a dazzling, original musical that never loses sight of its message, while treating us to a harmonious symphony of unexpected sounds, combined with a fleeting game of mirrors
It should come as no surprise that 9 fugas, a feature by Galician director Fon Cortizo (Vigo, 1978), charmed the jury of the Retueyos selection at the 58th edition of the Gijón International Film Festival, which wrapped last weekend. Indeed, said group of jurors decided to hand it the Best Film Award, which it split with the Polish feature Marygoround [+see also:
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It's no surprise because it's a fascinating opus, from start to finish. In it, the figure of the narrator is embodied by the Orquesta Fugaz de Improvisación Industrial (lit. "Fleeting Orchestra of Industrial Improvisation"), which creates sounds using conventional instruments as well as other, more unusual ones that it happens to come across in nature, in the city or in a port, for instance. And so a pair of hands rubbing a steel bridge, knuckles hitting a window pane, the stretching of packing tape or even traffic itself become generators of sonic stimuli that pepper the nine parts or sections alluded to by the title.
And as this (diegetic) music flows freely throughout the film's running time, the stories it contains do the same, intertwining with and reflecting one another in an immersive kind of choreography that incorporates both humans and their surroundings. In turn, the characters break through the confines of a conventional narrative to venture beyond their own lives and submerge themselves in those of others, with the film thus constructing its own unique universe, which is nonetheless a recognisable one.
With the Galician landscape, its fish markets and its well-known distinguishing features as an ever-changing backdrop, the feature's nine chapters give equal prominence to both the sound and the images, to both the past and the potential future, and to both the dialogue (including the odd play on words) and the power of suggestion, thus building up a captivating and poetic atmosphere, born primarily of improvisation.
Dedicated to memory and with women featuring as the protagonists, the movie establishes itself as a fabulous polyphony of demands, possible interpretations, vengeance, escapes and daydreams, filled with shadows and plenty of water (and mud, for that matter). It's a film where, at one point, someone shouts: "Fear is the devil!". But said devil appears not to concern Fon Cortizo in the slightest, given that he was not afraid to risk it all and helmone of this year's most original Spanish titles.
Cortizo is the director of award-winning short films such as Aysha and Americano (about Emanuel Xavier, who was a male prostitute and drug dealer before becoming a prominent figure on the spoken-word scene in New York), as well as being the mastermind behind the features Contrafaces (2015), which was premiered at Switzerland's Visions du Réel Festival, and the documentary CEF 100% (2012). He currently has two projects on the go: Letters Through the Wall (non-fiction) and The Wonderful and Boring Life of Micah P. Hinson, revolving around the titular US singer.
9 fugas, with a screenplay penned by Fon Cortizo himself and featuring dialogue in Galician, is a Xas films and A sombra Cinema production, which received a grant from AGADIC.
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High-throughput measurements of materials properties
Ji Cheng Zhao, Xuan Zheng, David G. Cahill
Materials Research Lab
Mechanical Science and Engineering
By taking advantage of compositional variations and the formation of intermetallic compounds in diffusion couples and diffusion multiples as well as newly developed micron-scale resolution measurement techniques, one can now perform localized measurements of several materials properties as a function of composition and phase in a high-throughput fashion that is much more effective and systematic than using individual alloy samples.
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Zhao, J. C., Zheng, X., & Cahill, D. G. (2011). High-throughput measurements of materials properties. JOM, 63(3), 40-44. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-011-0044-z
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Digital medicine and what it can do for patients and doctors is likely to be at the centre of Medica 2018.
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Over 5,000 exhibitors from almost 70 countries are expected to attend the show with plenty of firms aiming to offer healthcare solutions – with the digital market said to be shaping the health economy.
Medica Medicine & Sports Conference – Looks at the use of applications which are used in close proximity to the body and wearables for monitoring vital signs.
There will also be a focus on the workflow of patient treatment with individual focal points including: electromedicine, medical technology, laboratory technology, diagnostics, physiotherapy, orthopaedic technology, commodities and consumables, information and communication technology, medical furniture and specialist furnishings for hospitals and practices.
Also featuring are young start-up companies who will be discussing products such as a smartphone ophthalmoscope to examine retinas and eyes that can be used to diagnose skin cancer – which has been designed to be used by concerned parents on their children rather than doctors. The product itself consist of a camera, a compact digital stethoscope used alongside a smartphone app.
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The last time I had a B.E.S.T. treatment, I got only one word: "optimistic." You guys may think I'm a already an optimist, but actually, I'm not. Alcoholism and depression run in my family, and when you're in a family with these tendencies, but you're not sad or on the sauce, chances are you may be a worrier or have trust issues. Or maybe both (like me!).
Since getting the word optimism from my B.E.S.T. treatment, I've caught myself a few times assuming that no one's going to show up, imagining someone's mad at me, or that it will all end in disaster. When I catch myself not feeling optimistic, I try to "erase that thought" and remember optimism. One definition of "optimistic" is hopeful and confident about the future. My teacher Jen says that when we're optimistic we're always expecting God.
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In year 1999, Sun College of Engineering & Technology was established in Erachakulam. ACP education trust, Nagercoil is managed and run Sun College of Engineering & Technology. It is affiliated to Anna University (AU) Erachakulam and offered courses by this institute is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) New Delhi.
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➢ Conducting competitions on the various fields of stage arts.
➢ Representing the college in various inter/intra-college competitions.
➢ Bringing together the excellent talents to form and maintain a dedicated college music band.
Introduction: Xpress is a literary club of the institute. It aims at providing an opportunity to young penmen and budding orators. Literary skills are a vital medium for communication in both professional & personal mediums. This initiative primarily addresses areas related to communication of ideas and enhances their delivery. The result is improved articulation and a better grip over the language. The sole purpose of the club is to cater to the needs of the students and also to develop their interest in literature and language. The Literary Club has been started with the sole purpose to encourage our students to develop a taste for literature and also work towards improving their spoken as well as written language.
➢ To identify more talent from the new batch of fresher's and encourage them to practice and participate in inter college literary events.
➢ To publish a bi-semester students literary magazine.
➢ To train and develop student teams in Essaying and Debating preparing them to compete in several national literary events across the country.
➢ To earn as many laurels in Inter-college literary events for PESITM as possible.
➢ To organize a major literary event.
Introduction: The primary objective of BRIDGE is to provide a forum for optimum utilization of the expertise, resources and know-how available to bridge the gap between practice (industry) and theory (institute). It aims at bridging the gap between the institute and industry by offering Industry specific training programmes, Guest lectures from top executives and other Industry Initiatives towards campus learning. It promotes Industry interface by promoting student internships, Industry projects, training, and the spirit of entrepreneurship in the fast paced global economic environment.
➢ To provide student internships, industrial projects, training, etc.
➢ To facilitate Industry Visits and bring awareness of developments in local Industries.
➢ To take up specific Industry sponsored tasks for skill development.
➢ To host guest lectures every alternate week by eminent industrialists.
➢ To nurture and develop entrepreneurial ideas.
Introduction: For the fact that this institution is surrounded by the lush greenery in the picturesque region of MALNAD, this initiative has been launched to ignite the minds of students towards conservation, preservation, adventure & exploration of nature. Through this noble endeavor the Student Community will strive to protect our immediate natural environs and kindle the spirit of adventure and exploration in each and every soul. Added to this, the initiative aims to build some vital life-skills like crisis handling, team work, leadership, decision making through some focused Outdoor learning activities.
➢ To have nature awareness workshops to build compassion towards flora & fauna.
➢ To have activities like guided Trekking, Mountaineering, Photography, cycling, etc.
➢ To have focused Outdoor workshops aimed at building vital life skills like Leadership, Teamwork, Crisis Management, decision making etc.
Introduction: Connect is a club mainly dedicated towards harnessing the vast Audio-Visual learning resources like educational documentaries, social awareness films, inspirational movies and online learning material. It aims at enhancing the thought process as well as intellectual ideation of young minds. This forum shall help in building the student's skills oriented at over all knowledge about aspects in life by exposing them to inspirational and innovative talks, webinars etc. This process is carried out by exploiting the resources available on the great wide web.
➢ To host Industry delivered Webinars on a common platform.  To screen inspirational movies and other educational documentaries at regular intervals.
➢ To facilitate E-learning initiatives by industries.
➢ To host TED talks.
➢ To provide for EDUSAT learning, etc.
Introduction: Eye see aims at bringing together all the talent that can paint visually appealing artistic representations. The efforts involved will focus towards using & improving the beauty of various corners of the campus, that are otherwise less utilized, dull or empty. The graffiti art is depicted using indigenously available colors, folk art and all other such possibilities that can bring out positive vibrations to the learning space.
➢ Preparing brochures and posters for various college events or activities.
➢ Painting the less utilized corners of the campus.
➢ Keeping the students updated about the latest advancements in this field.
➢ Representing the college in all art and painting competitions.
These various clubs will be instrumental in creating an effective platform to channelize all the creative energy amongst the students and create a positively vibrant campus. It is aimed at making the campus full of life thereby sending out a positive message to the society and to attract the best potential towards gaining admission into our institution.


Teachers and students, join us for an unforgettable Sea of Cortez marine biology spring break trip.. Snorkeling day trips combined with student centered research projects, and evening presentations will teach young adventurers about the ecology of the Sea of Cortez, and ways to protect the world's waters no matter where on Earth they live.
Students will explore a variety of habitats from shallow bays, rocky reefs, coral reefs, and even open water. including amazing encounters with wild sea lions and whale sharks. Topside adventures include kayaking and various hiking. Hands on conservation projects such as coral reef restoration, REEF fish surveys will make students active participants in helping in the conservation of the Sea of Cortez.
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Additional, a visit to La Paz, Mexico in February – April gives us the opportunity to have amazing interaction with Gray Whales at Magdalena Bay. Here, whales give birth before heading back to Alaska. The babies are like curious puppies coming right up to our boat so close that you might be able to touch (and kiss) them.
This is an educational adventure that most people only dream about. Your friends won't believe your pictures.
Dive in with 500 wild and playful wild sea lions.
Visit the Gray Whales of Magdalena Bay for an unbelievable whale watching experience.
►Day 1: Arrival to San Jose del Cabo, journey to Espiritu Santo Island.
The Cross Island Hike is a 2.5 to 3 hour round trip hike which is relatively flat with a few boulders to scramble up or slide down. It terminates at the opposite side of Isla Partida and reveals stunning views of the eastern side of the island.
Get up close and personal with our favorite underwater "dogs." Named the friendliest sea lion colony in North America, Los Islotes is the best place to interact with them in their natural habitat. They dart past you, nibble on your fins, and get whisker-to-dive mask with you for great photos and videos, too.
We return to Los Islotes to explore other habitats for those who want a little more time with the sea lions. SCUBA divers and DISCOVER SCUBA divers will have a chance do their dives at this time, too.
There are many different habitats around Los Islotes, we may visit several times. On the North side of the island is a shallow reef of hard and soft corals. The water is so clear that the sunlight brings out the natural colors of the corals and fishes. It is so easy to take photos here with even the most basic of cameras. At the arch, large boulders the size of cars, are piled on the bottom forming habitat for very large groupers, eels, and Amarillo Snappers. Bright Orange Cup corals, barnacles, tube worms, and other sessile inverts cling to the rocks. This site will be your favorite for the week, if not your favorite for life!
We'll spend half a day searching for whale sharks in the Bay of La Paz where they are typically found in the plankton-rich waters. The boat will position you in the whale shark's path. When you dive master says go, jump in and follow the whale shark for as long as you can keep up. It is a humbling experience to be by such a large creature. Whale sharks are the largest fish in the world. They can reach up to 60 ft in length. These gentle giants eat plankton, the smallest members of the marine food chain.
We will drive 3 hours north, along the Pacific Coast to the town of Lopez Mateos and overnight here.
After lunch, we will drive back to La Paz.
We will visit some of the cultural attractions of La Paz including the Whale Museum & Anthropology Museum. Then shopping for souvenirs along the malecon.
Free time at the hotel and finish up research projects.
Group meals from dinner on arrival day, to breakfast on departure day.
Price: $2195 plus airfare and gratuity (Approximately $2950 per student).
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The Beacon Hill Architectural Commission will hold its monthly public hearing on Thursday, November 15, at 5 p.m.
19.176 BH 60 Chestnut Street: (CONTINUED FROM 9-20-2018 & 10-18-2018 PUBLIC HEARINGS) Installation of deck railing at rooftop deck at rear garage; installation of HVAC condensers at garage roof; proposal to install temporary mesh screening in front of condensers.
19.243 BH 20 Chestnut Street: CONTINUED FROM 10-18-2018 PUBLIC HEARING At front façade install new storm windows at first-story windows.
19.525 BH 71 Chestnut Street: CONTINUED FROM 10-18-2018 PUBLIC HEARING At front façade re-point masonry; replace all sills and lintels with cast stone; remove existing iron grate over door and iron gate at door alcove; clean rust off existing steel beam and re-paint; replace existing wood panels in transom over double doors with new glass panes; repair all doors; replace deteriorated sections of wood trim in-kind; Replace first-story sixteen-light wood window in-kind; and re-paint all exterior wood elements.
18.1423 BH 36 Joy Street: CONTINUED FROM 7-19-2018; 8-16-2018 & 10-18-2018 PUBLIC HEARINGS Replace existing 6'-0" cedar stockade fencing alongside yard; attach five panels of treated lattice fencing for ivy wall; install single lattice panel at wall and alley end for ivy wall.
19.042 BH 79 West Cedar Street: CONTINUED FROM 9-20-2018 & 10-18-2018 PUBLIC HEARINGS Install brass flag mount into mortar on front elevation and install flagpole between windows on second story.
19.370 BH 12 Otis Place: Replace existing fence with wood fence and gate.
19.338 BH 12 Walnut Street: At sidewalk eliminate failed coal chute and install brick pavers.
19.377 BH 86 Chestnut Street: At front façade alter first-story entry and storefront by replacing fanlight at entry with raised paneling; replace one entry door in-kind and replace one entry door with paneled wall; remove carpet from entry steps and repair steps; remove handrail at steps; replace wood mouldings in-kind; replace transom windows in-kind; remove window grates and plate glass windows; install six-light wood casement windows; remove lower level windows; and install gray granite at former lower level window locations (see also Administrative Review/Approval below).
19.361 BH 20 Pinckney Street: Remove lower window security grate (see also Administrative Review/Approval below).
19.248 BH 45A Hancock Street: At front façade raise height of lower level windows to above sidewalk level, install new window sash, frames and trim, eliminate window wells, and continue sidewalk to foundation.
19.374 BH Pinckney Street at Charles Street: Remove existing street light and install new street light with small cell node.
19.375 BH Mount Vernon Street at Charles Street: Remove existing street light and install new street light with small cell node.
19.376 BH Revere Street at Charles Street: Remove existing street light and install new street light with small cell node.
19.207 BH 37-41 Bowdoin Street: Install two antenna enclosures at rooftop.
19.251 BH 22 West Cedar Street: At rear elevation remove metal cladding at bay window and parapet and install copper cladding in details to match existing cladding; remove faux cement fiber black slate at second-story bay and upper Mansard roof and install black slate; install roof deck on top of existing rear two-story addition; and replace non-historic six-over-six wood window with eight-light wood door.
19.346 BH 60 Beacon Street: At front façade repair and re-paint cornice in-kind.
19.352 BH 5 Brimmer Street: At front façade re-point masonry.
19.357 BH 37 Brimmer Street: At rear elevation replace first-story six-over-nine and four-over-six non-historic wood windows in-kind; and replace ten-light non-historic door in-kind.
19.377 BH 86 Chestnut Street: At front façade replace wood and slate siding at dormer in-kind; replace slate roof in-kind; replace copper gutter and downspout in-kind; repoint masonry; repair brownstone; and re-paint doors and shutters black (see also Design Review above).
19.379 BH 17 Louisburg Square: At front façade replace copper cladding and gutter at fifth-story in-kind.
19.316 BH 104 Mount Vernon Street: At roof rebuild top portion of chimney in-kind.
19.361 BH 20 Pinckney Street: At front façade re-paint entry door to match existing color; replace downspout with copper downspout; and re-paint entry steps and risers black (see also Design Review above).
19.348 BH 20 Pinckney Street: At front façade replace nine six-over-six non historic wood windows in-kind.
19.349 BH 86 Pinckney Street: At front façade replace: fourteen six-over-six non-historic wood windows in-kind; two three-over-three non-historic wood windows in-kind; and one nine-over-nine non-historic wood windows in-kind.
19.347 BH 46 West Cedar Street: At front façade repair and re-paint door black.


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2022 National Prenatal-to-3 Research to Policy Summit
Thousands of national and state leaders, scholars, and practitioners gathered virtually for the preeminent summit on the prenatal-to 3 period. Participants heard the latest research on the most effective policy actions state leaders can take to help babies and families get off to a healthy start and thrive.
Track Your State in the 2022 Prenatal-to-3 State Policy Roadmap
Speaker and panelist bios are below the video recordings.
SEGMENT 1 (36:51 minutes)
Mapping PN-3 State Goals to State Policy Solutions / Prioritizing Policies Proven to Improve Child Outcomes
Cynthia Osborne, Ph.D., Executive Director and Founder, Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center, Vanderbilt University
Panel: Three States Paving the Way Through Effective Policy Change
Joy San Buenaventura, State Senator, Hawaii State Legislature
Jim Burgin, State Senator, North Carolina General Assembly
Antonio Hayes, State Senator, Maryland General Assembly
Moderated by Dan Wuori, Ph.D., Senior Director of Early Learning, The Hunt Institute
Impacting More Families Through Expansion of Strategies / Asking Elliot: Is the Child Care System Fixable?
Elliot Haspel, Author, "Crawling Behind: America's Child Care Crisis and How to Fix It"
Panel: Innovative State Solutions to Overcome the Child Care Crisis
Rhonda Fields, State Senator, Colorado State Legislature
Barbara Freiberg, State Representative, Louisiana House of Representatives
Moderated by Bridgette Roman, ReadyNation member;
General Counsel and Executive Vice President, CCF Holdings, LLC
Same Family, Different States, Variation of Resources: Why Where You Live Matters / The Science is Clear on the Path Forward
Jim Burgin
State Senator, North Carolina General Assembly
Sen. Burgin is a longtime resident of Harnett County and current president and owner of C&D Insurance with two offices located in Harnett County. Burgin also serves as chairman to New Horizon Insurance Group and president of B.C. Property Inc., a real estate development company. He is currently serving his second term in the North Carolina Senate.
Rhonda Fields
State Senator, Colorado State Legislature
Sen. Fields was elected to the State Senate in 2016, becoming the first African-American woman to serve Aurora's concurrent Senate District 29. Fields is a champion of quality public education and helped secure nearly $500 million in funding for K-12 programs. She continues to work to expand early childhood education and workforce programs to prepare young people for a bright and successful future.
Barbara Freiberg
State Representative, Louisiana House of Representatives
Rep. Freiberg served 10 years as Education Administrator for the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. In 2015, to get the School Board and the EBR Metro Council to work more closely on education issues, she ran and was elected as Metro Council Representative for District 12.
Elliot Haspel
Author, "Crawling Behind: America's Child Care Crisis and How to Fix It"
Elliot Haspel is a nationally-recognized child and family policy expert and commentator, with specialties in early childhood and education issues, as well as the linkage between childhood and climate. His writings have appeared in a variety of publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Atlantic.
Antonio Hayes
State Senator, Maryland General Assembly
Sen. Hayes has represented the 40th Legislative District of Maryland since 2019. Hayes serves on the Finance Committee; Energy ad Public Utilities Subcommittee; Executive Nominations Committee; the Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive, and Legislative Review; the Joint Committee on Federal Regulations; and Member of the Economic Development Committee of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland.
Cynthia Osborne, Ph.D.
Executive Director and Founder, Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center, Vanderbilt University
Dr. Osborne is an appointed member of the National Academies of Sciences Committee to Reduce Child Poverty by Half in Ten Years. Osborne has extensive experience leading long-term evaluations of state and national programs, with the aim of helping organizations understand what works, and how to ensure sustainable implementation of effective policies.
Bridgette Roman
ReadyNation member; General Counsel and Executive Vice President, CCF Holdings, LLC.
A ReadyNation member, Bridgette Roman is an attorney, currently serving as the Chief Legal Officer for Community Choice Financial (CCF), one of the country's largest consumer financial services companies. Ms. Roman's interest in issues having to do with children stems from her years as a member of the Board of Directors of the Children's Hunger Alliance.
Joy A. San Buenaventura
State Senator, Hawaii State Legislature
Sen. San Buenaventura was first elected to office as the Hawaii State Representative of District 4 in 2014. She was then elected to the Hawaii State Senate, District 2 seat in 2020. She is the Chair of the Senate committee on Human Services and a member of the Health and Commerce and Consumer Protection committees.
Dan Wuori, Ph.D.
Senior Director of Early Learning, The Hunt Institute
Dr. Wuori oversees The Hunt Institute's expanding work in the early childhood policy realm. A former kindergarten teacher and school district administrator, Dan served as the Deputy Director of South Carolina First Steps to School Readiness from 2005 to 2018. In this role he worked alongside elected leaders to develop significant, bipartisan support for early childhood education and system innovations.
Check out one of our core resources: Why Do We Focus on the Prenatal-to-3 Age Period?: Understanding the Importance of the Earliest Years
Contact roland.gilbert@vanderbilt.edu with questions.
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Coup Sauvage and the Snips is a disco punk band from the greater Washington, D. C. area.  The six member band consists of Crystal Sauvage (background vocals), Elizabeth Sauvage (bass), Jason Sauvage (keyboard), Kristina Sauvage (lead vocals), Maegan Sauvage (DJ), and Rain Sauvage (background vocals).  Inspired by ball culture, they style themselves from the "Haus of Sauvage" in Brentwood, Maryland and all have the surname Sauvage.  They describe their sound as "inspired by 60s soul, 70s European variety shows, 80s Solid Gold dancers, and 90s warehouse parties"

They released their debut single, "Sneaks", in 2014.  In 2015, they released the EP Psalms from Ward 9.  (Washington, DC is officially divided into eight wards.  "Ward 9" refers to the neighborhoods in Prince George's County, Maryland bordering DC.)  The EP contained "Sneaks", "Don't Touch My Hair" (a year before Solange Knowles' single with the same name), and "Requiem for a Mountaintop".  The latter song was inspired by the shooting of Michael Brown and features a chorus repeating "No justice, no peace/Fuck the police".

They released their first album, Heirs to Nothing, on Sister Polygon Records in 2017.  The title track complains about gentrification and the disappearance of the familiar in Washington D. C.  In an interview they said:

It's a gospel-house rave-up that's equal parts club jam and agit-pop protest music. It's all about how your food truck will not protect you. Your condo will not protect you. Get it together, "urban pioneers" of DC. We're watching you (and your $5 artisanal sodas).

"Laurel Shuffle" continues the local focus of the album, a tribute of sorts to Laurel, Maryland and Prince George's County.   ("We don't give a fuck, that's why we shot George Wallace")   In "Party Rap" they target a D.C. music scene that often celebrates the glories of its predominantly white punk past and excludes other music and people.  ("put that indie rock privilege shit on hold")

The band technically disbanded in 2017, though in the wake of the 2020 George Floyd protests they released a collection of remixes of "Requiem for a Mountaintop" with proceeds going to racial justice groups.

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Punk rock groups from Washington, D.C.

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Le brouet est un plat composé d'ingrédients simples (comme de la viande de porc, du sang, du sel…) se présentant sous forme semi-liquide. Il était consommé durant la période de la Grèce antique, mais également au Moyen Âge (brouet de fèves par exemple).

Exemples
 Alimentation en Grèce antique : le brouet noir.
 Cuisine médiévale : le brouet de cailles.

Mentions dans la littérature
 , dans Le Renard et la Cigogne, de Jean de La Fontaine (1668).

 , dans Les Schtroumpfs en Irlande, de Peyo (1989).

Voir aussi

 Bouillon
 Consommé
 Soupe ou potage
 Velouté

Histoire de la cuisine
Cuisine médiévale


How Was This Model Used?
I have started this project with my third grade class and it has been a huge success. The students are coming to library excited, ready to work and eager to move through the steps of the process. The students are still in the initial planning phases, but based on their work thus far, I anticipate the success will continue. One of the most exciting, unforeseen benefits of the introduction of this project has been the decline in behavioral management issues, the students are active and engaged, resulting in a positive, focused atmosphere.
In regards to the behind-the-scenes planning of the project, I am not a big fan of the ASSURE Model. It required a level of detail that felt a bit tedious and overwhelming, necessary steps that did not add to my level of understanding. I appreciate how much this planning process helped me to think about desired outcomes and how preparation can add to success, but it is not a model I will likely utilize in the future.
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A to Z meme. This week's letter is "B"
You know, I think most writers would agree that brainstorming for ideas and such is a lot of fun, no matter what you are writing.
But I've got a secret for you. Some brainstorming is more fun than others.
Sure, figuring out where to set your romance can lead you on interesting trails all over the earth (maybe even the universe, if you write that kind of thing). Figuring out what kind of disaster can befall your MC or villain can really get those synapses going.
But brainstorming for children's books? You can go all out crazy-looney-bonkers: and USE the ideas!
I'm polishing a picture book right now about an elephant who is trying to join a band - and tries to play a harmonica. I'd like to see you "adult" writers try to fit that little tidbit into your storyline. There is a new book out (by a debut picture book author!) called One Big Pair of Underwear. Ideas literally CAN come from anywhere - including the laundry basket.
Check out the site - join the fun!
And my favorite time to brainstorm? When I've got friends joining me. In just a couple weeks, I will be participating in my second year of the wonderful Tara Lazar's November challenge PiBoIdMo (Picture Book Idea Month) - which encourages/ challenges folks to come up with 30 different picture book ideas during the 30 days of November (I managed 47 last year). There are guest posts, prizes, a Facebook group, and more more MORE! And this year, as an added bonus, my daughter will be joining me - so I'll have a live brainstorming partner, along with hundreds of virtual ones.
Totally looking forward to gearing up for my month-long brainstorming session. Anyone wanna join me? PrePiBo starts Saturday the 25th.
Got any fun brainstorming stories?
Check out more "B" posts here - and add your own if you wish!
I did it last year - lots of fun!
I remember :) Hope you're planning on jumping in again!
That sounds so cool. I can't imagine writing for children. But it sounds like so much more fun. I love reading books to my grandchildren when I can and enjoy them. You are blessed to have found your passion!
It is TONS of fun - writing and reading. Amazing how creative some of the books are. Thanks for stopping by!
Sometimes I think you have to be more creative to write for kids. Some of the ideas they write about these days just blow my historical fictions plots out of the water. Can't wait to see what awesomeness comes out of the writing challenge!
Thanks, J'nell - I dunno about more creative, but definitely a different kind at least! Looking forward to it too - thanks for stopping by!
This is my second year too! Love all the daily advice from seasoned pros!
YES - that advice is GOLDEN. The community too - so getting hyped up :) Thanks for stopping by, Juliana!
I very much want to write children's books and learn more about it. I may join you for PiBoIdMo!
brainstorming ideas is certainly one good way to generate story drafts. Good luck with piboidmo. Hope you come up with some terrific ideas to polish.
I think living with kids helps, too. All that possibility right there! :) It sounds like a lot of fun.
For my writing, I have an app on my phone where I can log ideas while I'm out & I have a file on my computer where I stash ideas & of course, notebooks in my purse. You just never know when they'll pop into your head. I can't use 2/3 of what I come up with but sometimes it helps me find a general direction to head.
Living with kids definitely helps (even when they aren't little!) - and I can't use 99% of what I come up with - but I only need one idea to write a story :D.
crowd someday. PiBoIdMo sounds like a lot of fun!
It really is fun, Kathy - you ought to give it a try (no cost - all delight LOL).
"an elephant who is trying to join a band - and tries to play a harmonica"
Can't wait to read that one!!
I WILL send it - in a while - that's one I'm working on edits on. Want you to see at least one that looks decent LOL.


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Q: What is the meaning of a $1\leq i_1 < i_2 < \cdots < i_k \leq n$ index counter in Summation notation? Whilst looking at the Vieta's formula on brilliant, I found the following:

Let $P(x)=a_nx^n+a_{n-1}x^{n-1}+\cdots+a_0$ be a polynomial with
complex coefficients and degree $n$, having complex roots $r_n, r_{n-1}, \ldots, r_1$.
Then for any integer $0 \leq k \leq n$,
$$\sum\limits_{1\leq i_1 < i_2 < \cdots < i_k \leq n} r_{i_1}r_{i_2}\cdots r_{i_k} = (-1)^k \frac{a_{n-k}}{a_n}.\ _\square$$

What is the meaning of the $1\leq i_1 < i_2 < \cdots < i_k \leq n$ notation in the index counter?
It seems to me, the notation is trying to generalise to all cases of $k$, but I'm not sure what the notation is telling me to do.

A: It's just all possible combinations of $k$ distinct roots. For instance if $n=5$ and the roots are $a,b,c,d,e$, then for $k=3$ we get $$abc+abd+abe+acd+ace+ade+bcd+bce+bde+cde$$

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A Netflix Doc Wants to Fix Our Food System With Capitalism. "Gather" Argues That's How It Broke.
Early on in Gather, a new documentary about Native Americans searching for food sovereignty, we follow Nephi Craig on a tour of a former gas station on the White Mountain Apache Nation in eastern Arizona. Craig, a White Mountain Apache/Navajo chef, points to an empty refrigerated case once stocked with energy drinks and packaged snacks. It will soon be full of fresh produce from the farm outside, he explains. The Coke machine on a nearby counter will make way for a cooking fire.
Craig was once trained as a classical French chef, but the journey "was shadowed by chemical dependency," addictions to drugs and alcohol. When he "crash-landed" back on the Rez, he began to explore the universe of Native ingredients–agave, amaranth, squash, Anasazi beans. "That was one of the things that helped me get clean."
It also changed his sense of purpose in the kitchen. Atop the bones of the former gas station, he's now building a new kind of fueling station: Café Gozhóó, a restaurant designed to "nourish and celebrate our Ancestral Intelligence through fresh and local Western Apache cooking," its menu states, and a professional training ground for people in recovery to learn Indigenous cooking techniques. During the film, local forager Twila Cassadore pushes Craig to expand his palate, including by offering him a sample of a traditional Apache protein, boiled pack rat.
How capitalism can heal itself
Our Love-Hate Relationship with Gimmicks
When Jennifer Egan's novel "A Visit from the Goon Squad" won the Pulitzer Prize, in 2011, much fuss was made over its penultimate chapter, which presents the diary of a twelve-year-old girl in the form of a seventy-six-page PowerPoint presentation. Despite the nearly universal acclaim that the novel had received, critics had trouble deciding whether the PowerPoint was a dazzling, avant-garde innovation or, as one reviewer described it, "a wacky literary gimmick," a cheap trick that diminished the over-all value of the novel. In an interview with Egan, the novelist Heidi Julavits confessed to dreading the chapter before she read it, and then experiencing a happy relief once she had. "I live in fear of the gimmicky story that fails to rise above its gimmick," she said. "But within a few pages I totally forgot about the PowerPoint presentation, that's how ungimmicky your gimmick was."
The word "gimmick" is believed to come from "gimac," an anagram of "magic." The word was likely first used by magicians, gamblers, and swindlers in the nineteen-twenties to refer to the props they wielded to attract, and to misdirect, attention—and sometimes, according to "The Wise-Crack Dictionary," from 1926, to turn "a fair game crooked." From such duplicitous beginnings, the idea of gimmickry soon spread. In Vladimir Nabokov's novel "Invitation to a Beheading," from 1935, a mother distracts her imprisoned son from counting the hours to his execution by describing the "marvelous gimmicks" of her childhood. The most shocking, she explains, was a trick mirror. When "shapeless, mottled, pockmarked, knobby things" were placed in front of the mirror, it would reflect perfectly sensible forms: flowers, fields, ships, people. When confronted with a human face or hand, the mirror would reflect a jumble of broken images. As the son listens to his mother describe her gimmick, he sees her eyes spark with terror and pity, "as if something real, unquestionable (in this world, where everything was subject to question), had passed through, as if a corner of this horrible life had curled up, and there was a glimpse of the lining." Behind the mirror lurks something monstrous—an idea of art as device, an object whose representational powers can distort and devalue just as easily as they can estrange and enchant.
Stakeholder vs. Shareholder Capitalism: What Is Ideal Today?
Haywood Kelly: At Morningstar, we're proud that our research teams not only operate independently but that our analysts are encouraged to explore ideas and raise contrarian viewpoints. The enemy of any research organization is groupthink. A research organization needs to hire people who aren't afraid of challenging the status quo and who are always thinking about how to foster a culture where people feel comfortable speaking up and encouraging us all to think harder and sharper.
And we debate just about everything. Is the market overvalued? Should private equity be allowed into retirement plans? What categories are most suited to active investors? How much should an annuity cost? And I'd say one of the hottest areas of debate these days is ESG. Does ESG help or hurt investing performance? What ESG risks are truly material to cash flows? What should be included in a "globe rating," and on and on.
Within the field of sustainable investing and with it evolving so rapidly, there is really no facet that we don't debate. And today, we've asked a group of researchers from across Morningstar to represent opposing sides of a particular ESG argument. But we didn't have to look far for one that's taken centerstage in 2020.
HILL: The Great Reset
If you haven't heard about The Great Reset yet, you will.
Joe Biden's "Build Back Better" slogan, of which no one knew the meaning or purpose, is a direct lift from The Great Reset Manifesto, let's call it, concocted by the dreamy-eyed elites of the world who attend annual ritzy, star-studded winter retreats in Davos, Switzerland under the auspices of the World Economic Forum.
"In short" the wealthy elites of the world proclaim to the rest of the world, "we need a 'Great Reset' of capitalism."
To save the world, these elites demand "the world must act … to revamp all aspects of our societies and economies, from education to social contracts and working conditions; …every country… must participate, and every industry, from oil and gas to tech, must be transformed".
In other words, these elites demand that the entire world embrace socialism; impose much higher wealth taxes, which they will avoid paying, that's a given; promulgate onerous regulations on banking and industry; and pass massive Green New Deals, which would "only" cost U.S. taxpayers and consumers $93 trillion to implement.
Liberal socialists never say anything about cutting government spending, lowering government regulatory burdens on business and people, getting rid of archaic government programs that have been proven ineffective, or removing legal barriers for people who want to start a business and provide a better life for their family.
Liberal socialists simply believe a lot more government is good. Conservatives don't. It is pretty much that simple.
Every command issued by Great Reset/One World Government proponents strikes at the core of American individualism. American individualism and self-initiative led to the creation of such ground-breaking innovations as the IPhone, Amazon and Google, nothing close to which has ever been invented under socialist or communist regimes. Wait until the Great Reset dries up American innovation; Millennials and liberals will then see the adverse side of too much governmental control of our economy, then they will be ready for more free market capitalism.
Americans should understandably feel a little queasy when they hear Prince Charles or Canadian PM Justin Trudeau gush about how the COVID pandemic provides the "perfect opportunity" to change everything. Only totalitarians at heart think a pandemic or crisis is "a great time to impose their will on the world." Hitler took power during the post-WWI economic depression in Germany to "restore the Fatherland," to name perhaps the worst case in recent history.
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Christina Anstead Is 'Doing Nice' Amid Her Divorce From Ant Anstead
Nearly as good as anticipated! Tarek El Moussa shared a optimistic replace on how his ex-wife, Christina Anstead, is coping amid her divorce from Ant Anstead.
Tarek El Moussa, Christina Anstead's Quotes About Divorce and Coparenting
"She's doing fairly good," the Tarek's Flip Facet star, 39, solely advised Us Weekly on Thursday, January 7, whereas selling his new Discovery+ present. "You realize, we don't discuss an excessive amount of private stuff, however based mostly on what I do know, she's doing nice."
Christina, 37, announced her split from Ant, 41, in September 2020 after 20 months of marriage. The information got here one yr after the now-estranged couple welcomed their son, Hudson.
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"Ant and I've made the tough choice to separate," the Christina on the Coast star, who filed for divorce from the former Wheeler Dealers cohost in October 2020, wrote through Instagram on the time. "We're grateful for one another and as at all times, our youngsters will stay our precedence. We recognize your assist and ask for privateness for us and our household as we navigate the long run."
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Whereas El Moussa stated in an October 2020 E! Information interview that he preferred to "stay out of" Christina's drama, a supply solely advised Us on the time that he "did not think that Christina and Ant would last."
That stated, the Flip or Flop cohosts, who finalized their divorce in January 2018 after eight years of marriage, "get alongside high quality" lately, in accordance with the Flipping 101 With Tarek El Moussa star.
"We assist one another," he advised Us on Thursday. "If I would like the youngsters [daughter Taylor, 10, and son Brayden, 5] or if she wants the youngsters, we're versatile."
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Whereas Christina has been unfortunate in love, El Moussa found The One in July 2019, when he met Heather Rae Young. He and the Promoting Sundown star, 33, began relationship quickly after and got engaged in July 2020.
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"That is my second shot at life," he gushed to Us. "I'm wanting ahead to being married to her, elevating the youngsters together with her, filming TV exhibits together with her, beginning corporations together with her, touring the world together with her, retiring together with her, doing every part together with her."
El Moussa and Younger advised their Instagram followers in October 2020 that that they had set a marriage date, however the COVID-19 pandemic has since altered their plans.
"We had been speaking about getting married in April, after which we're speaking about Might, then we had been speaking about summer time, and now we're speaking about fall," he advised Us. "It's not, like, completely set but. So, we're simply hoping issues get again to regular by the tip of '21."
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Vietmannsdorf liegt im westlichen Teil vom Biosphärenreservat Schorfheide-Chorin
und ist ein Ortsteil im Südosten der Stadt Templin im Landkreis Uckermark, Bundesland Brandenburg, Bundesrepublik Deutschland.

Geographie
Vietmannsdorf liegt am Rand des Naturraums der Schorfheide.

Zu Vietmannsdorf gehören außerdem folgende Ortsteile und Wohnplätze:
 Baßdorf
 Dargersdorf – Der Ort mit heute 110 Einwohnern (Stand November 2020) wurde 1375 erstmals urkundlich erwähnt. Der Name leitet sich vermutlich vom slawischen Namen Darg ab, einem Lokator, welcher zu dieser Zeit in der Gegend aktiv war. Sehenswert ist die Fachwerkkirche aus 1749. Im Dreißigjährigen Krieg war die ursprüngliche Feldsteinkirche nahezu vollständig zerstört, wodurch ein Neuaufbau notwendig wurde. Die bis dahin selbständige Gemeinde wurde am 1. Januar 1974 nach Vietmannsdorf eingemeindet.
 Gut Gollin
 Ringofen

Geschichte

Vietmannsdorf wurde erstmals 1281 als markgräflicher Urkundsort mit dem Namen Vitumansdorpe und Vitumanstorpe (CDB A XIII 129 Or) und 1287 als Vitemanstorp (A XXIII 5 Or) erwähnt. Ab dem 15. Jahrhundert bis etwa zum ersten Drittel des 19. Jahrhunderts war hier die Familie von Holtzendorff ansässig. Zwischenzeitlich war nach neuester Quellenlage der briefadelige Daniel Friedrich von Enckevort (1646–1713), Hauptmann, hier Gutspächter, liiert mit Adelheid Sophie von Arnim-Fredenwalde, auch ihre fünf Kinder wurden hier geboren, gingen dann nach Vogelsang. Etwaig hatten die Herren von Holtzendorff das Gut mehrfach verpachtet und nicht mehr direkt selbst betrieben. Genealogisch wohl letzte Holtzendorffs waren der Leutnant Joachim von Holtzendorff (1761–1815), Ritter des Johanniterordens und verheiratet mit Wilhelmine von Schlabrendorff, respektive deren Sohn Franz von Holtzendorff sen. (1804–1871). Die Verwandten nahmen dann Wilsickow zum Hauptsitz oder gingen wie der Enkel Otto von Holtzendorff als Oberst zum Militär. Vietmannsdorf trat man an den Schwiegersohn ab, der denselben alsbald gegen sein thüringsches Stammgut Schloss Kochberg vertauschte. Umgesetzt wurde dies 1857, als Anna von Holtzendorff-Vietmannsdorf den Baron Felix Stein von Kochberg-Lausnitz ehelichte, und so wurde dieser und sein Bruder Karl Stein von Kochberg-Lausnitz noch kurzzeitig Miteigentümer von Gut Vietmannsdorf. Im Jahr 1879 nennt das erstmals amtlich publizierte General-Adressbuch der Rittergutsbesitzer für Preussen den Bankier Dittmar Leipziger mit Wohnsitz zu Berlin als Eigentümer des Gutes mit den Vorwerken Basdorf und Holland. Der Gesamtbesitz umfasste rund 1857 ha Land. Zum Gut gehörte eine Brennerei. 1905 hieß der Gutsherr Dr. Viktor Bruder. Sein Gut beinhaltete noch 321 ha, mit Schloss. 1914 besaß J. Bade Gut Vietmannsdorf, 321 ha, mit Schloss; Vietmannsdorf-Ausbau zum Gutsbezirk zugehörig, 28 ha. Der stetige Besitzerwechsel setzte sich fort, 1923 hieß der Gutsherr Richard Victorius.

Das Dorf war bis 1928 in einen Gutsbezirk und das eigentliche Dorf geteilt. Kurz vor der großen Wirtschaftskrise 1929/1930 war Kurt Hermann der Vietmannsdorfer Gutsbesitzer. Verwalter Bartel betreute die 310 ha.

Ab 1873 wurde mit Anlage eines Ringofens durch den Industrieverein Vietmannsdorf eine große Ziegelproduktion aufgenommen, die bis etwa zur Jahrhundertwende anhielt. Dann wurden Vietmannsdorfer Ziegelbrenner durch die neu entstandenen Produktionsstätten in Zehdenick gewissermaßen ruiniert. Am 26. Oktober 2003 wurde die bis dahin eigenständige Gemeinde im Amt Templin-Land nach Templin eingemeindet.

Im Jahr 2006 feierten die Vietmannsdorfer ihr 725-jähriges Dorfjubiläum mit einem großen Festumzug.

Einwohnerentwicklung

(Man beachte bei den sprunghaften Anstiegen zeitliche Distanzen, historische Ereignisse und Eingemeindungen.)

Politik
Die ehemalige Gemeinde Vietmannsdorf wurde 2003 in die Stadt Templin eingemeindet. Ortsvorsteher ist Bernd Ziemkendorf (Stand: 2010). Vietmannsdorf hat eine Partnerschaft mit Wolfenweiler im Breisgau.

Kultur und Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Heimatstube und Herrenhaus
 Dorfkirche
 Wassermühle
 Polsensee

Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur

 Bus
 Bundesstraße 109 in ca. 8 km Entfernung
 ehemaliger Militärflugplatz Groß Dölln, heute ziviler Flugplatz, Testgelände und Solarpark.
 Schorfheide Camp
 Evangelisches Rüstzeitheim
 Gärtnerhof Staudemüller

Persönlichkeiten
 Karl Johan Jakob Freiherr von Heder, (* 1802 in Vietmannsdorf)
 die Gesellen von Milz (17. Jh.)
 Franz von Holtzendorff, Jurist * 14. Oktober 1829 in Vietmannsdorf (Uckermark); † 4. Februar 1889 in München
 Otto Neubert, Forscher, * 4. April 1892 in Vietmannsdorf; † 17. März 1977

Literatur
 Lieselott Enders: Historisches Ortslexikon für Brandenburg, Teil VIII, Uckermark, 1. Auflage, Weimar 1986, ISBN 3-7400-0042-2. 2. Auflage, Teil VIII, Band I und II, Uckermark, Veröffentlichungen des Brandenburgischen Landeshauptarchivs, Band 21, Online-Ressource, Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag, Stuttgart 2020. ISBN 978-3-8305-4306-0. https://www.google.de/books/edition/Historisches_Ortslexikon_f%C3%BCr_Brandenbur/398oEAAAQBAJ?hl=de&gbpv=1&dq=Stein+von+Kochberg+Vietmannsdorf&pg=PA1038&printsec=frontcover

Weblinks

 Vietmannsdorf (Templin-Info)
 Vietmannsdorf (Seite der Stadt Templin)

Einzelnachweise

Ort im Landkreis Uckermark
Geographie (Templin)
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Landkreis Uckermark)
Ersterwähnung 1281
Gemeindeauflösung 2003


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