Below you will find your perfect guide for going to Germany to watch Borussia Dortmund at Signal Iduna Park!
In the mid-sixties it was clear that BVB had outgrown their former venue Stadion Rote Erde. And when Dortmund replaced Cologne in 1971 as one of the venues for the 1974 World Cup their new plans took off.
The new stadium, Westfalenstadion, had a capacity of 54,000 spectators. World Cup finalists Holland played three games there. Bulgaria and Brazil were defeated while Sweden held out for a goalless draw.
At the 2006 World Cup Sweden played there again, drawing 0-0 with Trinidad & Tobago. When Germany lost their semi-final against Italy, 2-0 after extra time, it was the end of a run of 14 winning matches for Germany at the Westfalenstadion.
After several renovations, the stadium now has a capacity of just over 80,000 spectators for matches in the Bundesliga and more than 65,000 spectators for international matches.
The Südtribune has 25,000 standing places and is the largest terrace in Europe. On match days the Südtribune deserves its nickname "Die Gelbe Wand" (the yellow wall).
Because of the bombings in Istanbul, Galatasaray were forced to move their home match against Juventus in the Champions League's group stage in 2003 and the Westfalenstadion was a successful choice: there were around 60,000 Turkish supporters and the side won 2-0.
From December 2005 the stadium's official name has been Signal Iduna Park.
On match days take line U45 to the stadium.
On other days take line U45 or U46 to Dortmund (about five minutes walk to the stadium) or U42 to the Theodor-Fliedner-Heim (about seven minutes walk).
You can travel free to and from the stadium via U-Bahn or bus with your match ticket.
At the top of the list is Strobel, found in the August-Lenz-Haus (Strobelallee 50) right next to the stadium. Besides the the obligatory curry-wurst it serves kale, pea soup and many other local specialities. In the summer this can all be enjoyed in an authentic beer garden found between the August-Lenz-Haus and the old stadium, Stadium Rote Erde.
Other options are Esquina Central (Kreuzstraße 69), Bürgermeister Lindemann (Lindemannstraße 12) or Barrock (Kreuzstraße 87).
Around Alte Markt in the city centre there are plenty of restaurants to choose from: Brinkhoff's No. 1 am Markt (Markt 6), Zum Alten Markt (Markt 3), Wenker Brauhaus (Betenstraße 1) and Der Thüringer (Markt 13).
Saturday – Sunday: 10:40, 11:00, 12:00, 13:40 (in english), 14:00, 15:00, 15:40 and 17:00.
There are no tours on matchdays.
The tour takes about 90 minutes. Meet at the BORUSSEUM.
BORUSSEUM opened in 2008 and is found in the north east corner of the Signal Iduna Park. In addition to the usual trophies, balls and shirts the supporters' culture is also well represented.
Monday – Friday: 10.00 to 18.00 (last admission at 17.30).
Saturday – Sunday: 9.30 to 18.00 (last admission at 17.30).
On matchdays open until kick-off.
BVB's training facility has been at Dortmund-Brackel close to Dortmund Airport since May 10, 2006. There are several training pitches, two heated and including one with artificial turf.
But Father Dewald would not let go of his rebellious followers. He was stopped in the doorway of Zum Wildschütz at an organising meeting. In the turmoil the chaplain managed to persuade 20 of the assembled youths to leave the room. But thankfully for football history, 18 rebels stayed and Borussia Dortmund was born.
The club's first match was played over a year later, against VfB Dortmund on January 15, 1911 and they won 9-3.
measure the distance between the goalposts. It turned out that one goal was 22 cm wider and the outcome of the match was declared void.
The First World War played havoc with the young club. Half of Borussia's 18 founders were killed in the war.
In the mid-twenties, Borussia turned their home into an arena with seating for 18,000 spectators: Borussia Sportsplatz. But bad business brought the club to the brink and bankruptcy. It was only thanks to a personal intervention by Heinz Schwaben, brewery manager and former chairman, that Borussia were saved.
During the thirties the Nazis took power, and also took control of football. The Borussia Chairman Egon Pentrup refused to accede to Hitler's party and he was deposed. Club stadium Borussia Sportplatz was seized and incorporated into Fritidsanläggningen Hoesch-Park.
A new league, Gauliga Westphalia was introduced in 1933 and in 1936 Borussia entered. In 1937/38 the club finished second behind Schalke 04.
A few days before World War II ended several of the club's membership were executed. Their crime was to have made anti-Nazi pamphlets at the Borussia office.
After the war ended all German organisations and institutions – even football clubs – were taken over by the Allied Occupying authorities. All remnants of the Nazi structure would be cleaned out.
For a short time Borussia reappeared in the guise of Borussia Sportgemeinschaft 1898. The year was taken from one of the two clubs Borussia had to merge with: Werksportgemeinschaft Hoesch and Freier Sportverein 98.
But soon enough the name was changed to Ballspiel-Verein Borussia (BVB), the current initials, now with the correct numbers, ie 09.
When the club won the championship in 1947 in Westphalia, it was a long-awaited revenge on Schalke 04. Their arch rivals from Gelsenkirchen were ten times league winners and 17-year-old Herbert Sandmann late goal saw wild celebrations despite pouring rain.
BVB played their first national major cup final in 1949. In front of 90,000 spectators in Stuttgart,they lost 3-2 to Mannheim.
It was 1956 before Borussia were able to win their first national title when in the final match they defeated Karlsruher FC 4-2. The hours before the match were, however, dramatic to say the least. With unusual bad timing the club management announced to striker Erich Schanko his contract would not be renewed. But the players' response was swift: "If Erich's contract is not extended we do not play." The club quickly changed its mind and Erich Schanko got his contract.
The following year BVB defended the title with exactly the same squad. This time it was Hamburger SV who were on the receiving end of a 4-1 defeat. Borussia's big stars were 'Die Drei Alfredo' – Preißler, Kelbassa and Niepieklo. They scored seven of Borussia's eight goals in the two finals against Karlsruher FC and Hamburger SV.
Borussia qualified for the new Bundesliga after 1963 with flying colours having won their third national title. A total of 75,000 spectators in The Neckar Stadion in Stuttgart saw the black and yellows grab a convincing 3-1 victory against 1. FC Koln. Captain Willi Burgsmüller and Helmut 'Jockel' Bracht had also been in the champions side in 1956 and 1957.
Barely a month later BVB player Friedhelm 'Timo' Konietzka wrote himself into football history books when in the first minute of the first Bundesliga match against Werder Bremen, he scored the first goal.
Borussia's biggest scalp this season was undoubtedly Benfica. The Portuguese had played three straight European Cup finals and won two of them but against BVB than run was halted with a vengeance. After losing 2-1 in Lisbon, Borussia took revenge at home, winning 5-0.
Borussia's first cup came in 1965, when they defeated Alemannia Aachen 2-0. The following year the club won its – and Germany's – first international trophy. In the Cup Winners' Cup final they took on Bill Shankly's Liverpool. The match was played at Hampden Park in Glasgow and went to extra time. Reinhard Libuda scored the winner in the 109th minute, making it 2-1, and the team was welcomed home by hundreds of thousands of supporters.
However there was less to rejoice in the next few years. They were relegated from the Bundesliga in 1972 and the economic problems were great. With Otto Rehhagel as coach the club returned to the top flight in 1976. But in 1986 they were close to going down again. It took a third and decisive game against Fortuna Koln in the relegation play-offs to secure safety – in this difficult moment Borussia pulled together and won 8-0.
It wasn't until 1989 that Dortmund supporters filled the streets in celebration again. Starved of success for many years, in the cup final BVB defeated favourites Werder Bremen 4-1. The heroes received a warm welcome from nearly 300,000 people on their return from Berlin.
The nineties became a successful decade for the black and yellows and their supporters. Although there was the loss against Juventus in the UEFA Cup final in 1993 (3-1 at home, 3-0 away) BVB was once again a club to be reckoned with in Europe. Ottmar Hitzfeld had taken over as coach the year before and now big things were happening.
Borussia won the Bundesliga title in 1995 and defended the title the next year with a lead over runners-up Bayern Munich by six points. Matthias Sammer won the Golden Ball as best player in Europe. He was also named best player in Euro 1996 which was won by Germany.
The jewel in the crown came in 1997. In the Champions League semi finals they defeated Manchester United 1-0 at home and away. The final was played in Munich and the opponents were Juventus. Karl-Heinz Riedle scored two goals for BVB in the first half. After half-time Juve's Del Piero pulled one back. But Borussia made a successful substitution and the 20-year-old Lars Ricken settled the match with his first touch of the ball having been on the pitch for 16 seconds.
To top it off, they won the Intercontinental Cup 2-0 against Brazilian Cruzeiro.
Borussia's next Bundesliga title was won in 2002, now with Matthias Sammer as coach. But it was close. With a quarter of the game left to play in the season's last match, it was a hungry sub who saved the show: Brazilian Ewerthon needed only 49 seconds on the pitch to save the season.
Just four days later BVB played in the UEFA Cup final against Feyenoord. The match was played at the Dutch club's home arena, and the job was not exactly made easier when Borussia were forced to play an hour of the match one down. In his last ever game Jurgen Kohler was sent off after half an hour. The black and yellows fought bravely but lost 3-2.
In 2010/11 BVB won the league with the youngest side in Bundesliga history. The next year they took the league title and in the cup final they outclassed Bayern Munich 5-2. After a little over a hundred years the club took home its first "Double".
Borussia played their second Champions League final in 2013. Archrivals Bayern Munich were the opponents and a late goal by Arjen Robben (1-2) ruined the party for BVB at Wembley.
Jürgen Klopp's dynamic coaching style and his 'heavy metal football' intensive pressing game had taken BVB to new heights. But after 2014/15 he handed over the responsibility of Thomas Tuchel who, like Klopp, came from FSV Mainz 05.
Goalkeeper Heinrich Kwiatkowski was the first player from the BVB to participate in a World Cup finals. His only match in World Cup 1954 was no great success: they lost 8-3 to Hungary. When the same teams met in the final two weeks later, Germany had changed its goalkeeper. The Germans scored three goals again but only conceded two to win the World Cup.
Another Borussia goalkeeper, Hans Tilkowski played in the 1966 World Cup final. From his position, he was convinced that England's controversial third goal should not have stood..
Sixty-five years after Father Dewald's unsuccessful attempt to stop the formation of BVB, Borussia played Trinity Church on May 26, 1975 in a friendly match in the Hoeschpark.
The hottest rivalry is between BVB and Schalke 04 in the so-called Revierderby. The first match was played in 1925 and it was not until November 14, 1943 that Borussia won for the first time, the only goal of the game scored by August Lenz.
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Research ArticleAIDS/HIV
MHC Heterozygote Advantage in Simian Immunodeficiency Virus–Infected Mauritian Cynomolgus Macaques
Shelby L. O'Connor1,
Jennifer J. Lhost1,
Ericka A. Becker2,
Ann M. Detmer2,
Randall C. Johnson3,4,
Caitlin E. MacNair2,
Roger W. Wiseman2,
Julie A. Karl2,
Justin M. Greene1,
Benjamin J. Burwitz1,
Benjamin N. Bimber2,
Simon M. Lank2,
Jennifer J. Tuscher2,
Edward T. Mee5,
Nicola J. Rose5,
Ronald C. Desrosiers6,
Austin L. Hughes7,
Thomas C. Friedrich2,
Mary Carrington8,9 and
David H. O'Connor1,2,*
1Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706, USA.
2Wisconsin National Primate Research Center, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706, USA.
3Laboratory of Genomic Diversity, Science Applications International Corporation, National Cancer Institute, Frederick, MD 21702, USA.
4Chaire de Bioinformatique, Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers, 75003 Paris, France.
5Division of Retrovirology, National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, South Mimms, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire EN6 3QG, UK.
6New England Primate Research Center, Harvard Medical School, Southborough, MA 01772, USA.
7Department of Biological Sciences, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208, USA.
8Cancer and Inflammation Program, Science Applications International Corporation, National Cancer Institute, Frederick, MD 21702, USA.
9Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT, and Harvard, Boston, MA 02114, USA.
*To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: doconnor{at}primate.wisc.edu
Vol. 2, Issue 22, pp. 22ra18
Shelby L. O'Connor
Jennifer J. Lhost
Ericka A. Becker
Ann M. Detmer
Randall C. Johnson
Caitlin E. MacNair
Roger W. Wiseman
Julie A. Karl
Justin M. Greene
Benjamin J. Burwitz
Benjamin N. Bimber
Simon M. Lank
Jennifer J. Tuscher
Edward T. Mee
Nicola J. Rose
Ronald C. Desrosiers
Austin L. Hughes
Thomas C. Friedrich
Mary Carrington
David H. O'Connor
For correspondence: doconnor@primate.wisc.edu
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By Shelby L. O'Connor, Jennifer J. Lhost, Ericka A. Becker, Ann M. Detmer, Randall C. Johnson, Caitlin E. MacNair, Roger W. Wiseman, Julie A. Karl, Justin M. Greene, Benjamin J. Burwitz, Benjamin N. Bimber, Simon M. Lank, Jennifer J. Tuscher, Edward T. Mee, Nicola J. Rose, Ronald C. Desrosiers, Austin L. Hughes, Thomas C. Friedrich, Mary Carrington, David H. O'Connor
Science Translational Medicine 10 Mar 2010 : 22ra18
This manuscript demonstrates unambiguous major histocompatibility complex heterozygote advantage in macaque monkeys infected with the same strain of simian immunodeficiency virus, suggesting that a prophylactic HIV vaccine should elicit a population of CD8+ T cells with broad specificity.

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Barbara Lehnhoff artistically know as Camilla Sparksss is a Swiss Canadian singer, songwriter, musician and visual artist. Yes, she had a pet bear as a child and yes her father flew a float plane. Following For You The Wild (2014), BRUTAL' is her second album to come April 5th 2019 on swiss label On The Camper Records. An instinctive mixture of experimental, lo-fi electronic pop, and melodic collages of a wide range of genre styles, performed with turntables, fat synthesizers and cutting vocals. In 2016 she was nominated for the Swiss Music Prize with her post-punk band Peter Kernel.
Womanized is the first single taken from Camilla Sparksss 2019 album BRUTAL. The music video is based on a true story. Exploring the limits of "brutality" and its extremes. There is no in between, it's either hot or cold and combines horror and psychedelia in pure sweetness.
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In any roomful of Detroit auto executives, the man best amenable for the affecting autogenous improvements of Chrysler Group's cartage stands out dramatically.
Klaus Busse is alpine and angular with behemothic easily and an outsized smile. His accepted accoutrements is a light-gray cape beat over a achromatic T-shirt and jeans. The 43-year-old's annoying beard and body patch--the baby aboveboard of amber bristles amid his lower lip and acicular chin--are as characteristic to his outsized persona as is his still-strong German accent.
But the aspect that makes Chrysler's arch of autogenous architecture absolutely angle out is that he cse to break in Detroit for a cruise through defalcation so he could advice with the automaker's resurrection.
A artist and top administrator for above Chrysler buyer Daimler AG, Busse volunteered to appear to Chrysler in 2005 with his wife, Anja, and adolescent sons, Paul and Oskar, for a two-year ignment beneath an controlling barter program.
When his countrymen done their easily of Daimler's Chrysler agreement in 2007 and awash it to Cerberus Capital Management, Busse cse to break in Detroit.
"It wasn't Chrysler that gave up on Mercedes," says Busse, w sed his career in Stuttgart with a brace of Daimler internships. "It was Mercedes that gave up on Chrysler."
Busse became a appreciative ex-pat, happier with the outsized addition he makes actuality than with the affiance of career aegis in Germany.
"If I had gone aback to Mercedes, I could accept apparently contributed to Mercedes acrimonious up addition 2 percent advance in their interiors, or article like that," Busse says. "But I acquainted like I aloof had put in three years of my activity actuality at Chrysler, and formed on all this new artefact and I capital to see it appear to market. I capital to be allotment of this underdog turnaround."
Busse says his autogenous architecture team's close-up appearance of Chrysler's near-death in 2009 and afterwards awakening now inspires them to advance every architecture envelope, demography no basic for granted.
"It creates a ignment ambiance area you aloof crouch down," Busse explained afterwards uming off the comfortable covering autogenous of the 2013 SRT Viper. "It creates this appropriate aggregation spirit because anybody wants you to fail, and you're acutely apparent as the underdog--maybe worse than the underdog--and you think: 'You apperceive what? We're activity to appearance you.'"
Chrysler has ticked off 31 afterwards months of year-over-year sales ets with a calendar that looks little afflicted from aboriginal 2009, at atomic on paper. For Chrysler and its dealers, the bigger differences amid its lineups in 2009 and today appear bottomward to two upgrades: bigger affection and awfully bigger interiors.
The company's antecedent urance claims accept alone by 60 percent back 2007. And Truecar.com yst Jesse Toprak says upgraded Chrysler Group interiors are active college sales.
"If you attending at Chrysler's interiors above-mentioned to their latest models, they lagged about every automaker, including the added domestics," Toprak says. But bigger designs and upgraded abstracts "have not alone brought added calm conquests but additionally some acceptation buyers that acclimated to never accord Chrysler a chance."
Chrysler's bigger affection has abounding parents: a bigger accomplished ignment force, bigger supplier relations and a complete banking footing. But the company's committed fo to advance the cabins of its cartage came primarily from architecture arch Ralph Gilles and Busse, his arch autogenous lieutenant, back the two men were alive on what would become the awful admired re-engineer of the 2009 Dodge Ram.
"Ralph capital to change interiors, and he capital to change it on the auto truck," Busse says. Chrysler had aloof been stung by a Wall Street Journal ysis of the 2008 Chrysler Sebring that alleged the car "a actual beaker of affliction ... all casting in artificial aces of a Chinese baptize pistol."
Top executives, including above Chrysler CEO Tom LaSorda, actomed Gilles' abolitionist plan to accept a architecture aggregation that specialized alone on interiors. Best automakers accept orted architecture teams, abounding of which appearance exteriors as the ultimate artistic announcement and interiors as extra work.
Gilles angry to the angular German--wm he alleged "one of the best designers in the world"--to advance the effort, alike as the old Chrysler grew sicker every day in 2008 and aboriginal 2009. Busse kept the interiors job alike as Cerberus took Chrysler into defalcation in April 2009 and new buyer Fiat S.p.A. came imilate the arena two months afterwards in June.
Chrysler's advance to badly advance its interiors sed with the redesigned 2009 Dodge Ram pickup.
Busse and his best aggregation sed with the Ram 1500 and confused on to the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango, absorption aboriginal on what drivers blow the most.
"We had to beef up the council caster to accomplish it bigger and blanket it in accomplished leather. It's the one allotment that you autrity all the time, so that's area we absorb our money," Busse says, his continued fingers wrapping about an abstract amphitheater in advanced of his chest. "The apparatus cer's actual important to us, too, because that's area we appearance that we're an American brand. And the abstracts accept absolutely been upgraded--the absolutely accomplished leathers, the open-grained wood."
The artificial is still there, Busse says. The aberration is that now Chrysler's designers cascade accomplishment into every component, alike a baby atramentous mat in the Viper's centermost stack.
"Plastic is plastic, and it's the aforementioned amount if I put in a architecture or I aloof accomplish it flat. And you'll see with the cars that are about to appear out, you'll see the absorption to detail alike in the plastic," Busse says.
The Viper's mat contains a molded angel of the Laguna Seca racetrack, a Mecca for Viper owners, which amount Chrysler the aforementioned as if the mat was plain.
"One affair is aloof a collapsed atramentous allotment of plastic; one is a ignment of art," Busse says. "That's the interiors aggregation that I'm blessed to be the face of, the aggregation that comes up with account and says, 'You know, we can do better.'"
Look closely: That's the Laguna Seca clue molded into the SRT Viper's aculator bin mat.
The atude that allows designers to cast a acclaimed approach into a aculator bin or to adumbrate a tiny aggressive agent in the cast band of a Jeep's windshield comes from the abandon of accomplished failures, Busse explains.
His interiors aggregation "has the aplomb to go afterwards things that we wouldn't accept done before," he says. Their 80-ur workweeks in 2009 and 2010 for Chrysler Group's awakening of 16 models "was all about materials, and now we're able to alpha accepting added fun with these designs."
The hardest affair now is advancement the ability that sprouted as Daimler and Cerberus and alike defalcation gave way to accepted aculated ancestor Fiat S.p.A.
"A lot of my energy, and Ralph's, too, goes into autritative abiding that the ability that we created in tse aptic days, that we don't lose that," Busse says. "The affliction affair that could appear is a being gets aloof and arrogant. It's our job and my job to accomplish abiding no one forgets what we've gone through, and break humble."
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Who were the family of fallen angels kicked out of heaven?
Topic: Angels, Video Answers
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Wendy:
So Connie is asking, who was the family of fallen Angels kicked out of heaven?
Tina:
So as far as this group of people getting kicked out of these Angels, the Bible is pretty clear as to you who these are. In Revelation, chapter twelve depicts basically the great controversy of a vowel between Michael, who again, like we said last week, would be Jesus against the devil. And we see again Revelation chapter twelve, verse three. Basically this vision John has says, and there appeared in wonder in heaven, and to hold a great red Dragon having seven heads and ten horses and seven crowns upon his head.
And in verse four, it says something very interesting, and his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the Earth. And the Dragon stood before the woman, which was ready to be delivered for to devour her child as soon as it was born. And then we know that this Dragon is the devil and that these stars are his Angels, as you see in verse seven. So if you go down to Revelation twelve, verse seven, it says, and there was war in heaven.
Michael and his Angels fought, and the Dragon fought in his Angels eight and prevailed.
Not neither was there any place left anymore in heaven. And in verse nine, this is basically the conquest of it. So the great Dragon was cast out, that serpent of old to call the devil and Satan who decedes the whole world. He was cast out to the Earth and his Angels were cast out with him. So basically the third of the Angels of heaven were cast out.
And it's really interesting because when you look at Revelation chapter twelve, where it's saying that his tail drew a third of the stars. Basically, if you go to Isaiah chapter nine, verse 15, the Bible kind of makes it clear what this means. The devil basically using his tail to draw a third of the Angels of heaven. In Isaiah 915, it says, the ancient and honorable who would be God is the head and the Prophet that teaches lies. He is the tail.
So basically it was through lies or deceit or deception that the devil deceived a third of the Angels of heaven, and they were all cast down to the Earth. And those are the demons that are in our world today. Sadly, but we know thank God that the devil and his Angels, those evil Angels that then God is preparing a judgment for them so that they will be destroyed and they'll never be able to hurt anybody again. So that's that group that was cast out of heaven with the devil was just a third of God's former Angels who were deceived by the devil.
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Q: How to get slack notification when a certain step passes / fails in bitbucket pipeline? I have E2E tests in one of the bitbucket repository and I created a docker image to run those tests in another repository. I am able to run the tests using image but I also want to get the slack notifications when the certain E2E step in the pipeline passes / fails.
I don't want to get slack notifications for the whole pipeline. I just want it for the e2e tests when they run in other repositories.

Thanks in advance!

A: I have managed to sort it by having after script:
after-script:
          - echo $BITBUCKET_EXIT_CODE
          - BUILD_STATUS="successful"

        - if [[ BITBUCKET_EXIT_CODE -eq 0]]; then exit 0; else
BUILD_STATUS="failed"; fi
              - echo "Step ${BUILD_STATUS}"
              - pipe: atlassian/slack-notify:2.0.0
                variables:
                  WEBHOOK_URL: $WEBHOOK_URL
                  MESSAGE: The E2E tests are "${BUILD_STATUS}".

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The opposition Armenian National Congress (HAK) says it plans to challenge the results of a December 6 national referendum that transformed the country from a presidential to a parliamentary system of government.
Armenia's Central Election Commission on December 13 said amendments to the country's constitution have been adopted, a week after a national referendum, transforming the country from a presidential to a parliamentary system of government.
Armenian authorities have detained a retired military officer on charges of spying for Azerbaijan.
Will Anger Over Apparent Rigging Of Constitutional Referendum Revive Support For Armenian Opposition?
The two opposition groups that campaigned against the passage of sweeping constitutional amendments that will transform Armenia from a semipresidential into a parliamentary republic rejected the official outcome of a nationwide referendum, saying the vote was falsified.


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Ferienhaus Habitat
House and village
Occupancy Calendar
Surrounding areas and sightseeing
In Wonnegau you will be attracted to the wine, that is found in the many wineries, taverns of the vineyards and wine fests, allowing for "Wine tasting". Idyllic villages, far removed from the hectic big city, decorate the landscape.
Something special are our "Trulli" (plural). The word "trullo" (singular) is of Italian origin and designates "round houses built without mortar". They are often found in the Apulia region of Italy. Until the middle of the last century they were considered housing for low income people. Here, in our area, they are used as refuges in the vineyards and wine hills. Vernacular they are called "Wingertsheisjer", what means a little house (heisje) in the vineyard (wingert) - so - a vineyard-hut.
Their construction is attributed to Lombard builders, that once worked in the sand stone- quarries in our area.
To honor the "Trulli", the joint community Monsheim and the bordering community of Bockenheim have established the "Trullo-bicycle hike" (Monsheim started in 1997 and Bockenheim in 2007). On the 3rd Sunday in June, roughly 20 Trulli's are entertained to bicyclists and wanderers with wine and food.
Many more beautiful trails and bicycle routes that more challenging are available for those of high performance. Want to take it a little easier? Then the following tips may give you some suggestions.
The "Volkerstadt" town of Alzey, also secretly called the capital city of the wine region of Rhenish Hesse (Rheinhessen), even though in modern times. Alzey is a part of Rheinland Pfalz (since 1947) and just 14 km (8.6 miles) away. A beautiful old-town feel, with many shopping and sightseeing opportunities. (Volker was a historic character in the Epic Poem "Nibelungenlied" or "Song of the Nibelung", who was loyal to Sigfried the Dragon slayer). Alzey is home to a gorgeous castle, beautiful parks, Roman Ruins and wonderful medieval architecture.
The "Nibelungenstadt" of Worms - 15 km (9.3 miles) - with a Roman imperial cathedral (Kaiserdom), the Luther Monument (Lutherdenkmal), various museums, the promenade on the Rhine (Rheinpromenade), games of the fest of the Nibelung (Nibelungenfestspiele), the baked fish festival (Backfischfest) is annualy at the end of August, the annual Jazzfest and sand bar at the river Rhine.
Kirchheimbolanden and the Donnersberg - 20km (12.2 miles) aptly named the "Little residence" with the medieval city center. Located above the city, at the foot of the Donnersberg, you find beautiful wander paths in the silence of the forest.
Bad Dürkheim / Weinstrasse - 28 km (17.3 miles) with a classical spa house, spa park and gaming casino. A huge attraction is the sauna indoor outdoor salt water and fresh water leisure pool called the "Salinarium", which also offers massages and other relaxation activities. Recreational water parks, Hamams (Turkish Bath), Roman Villas and Roman rock quarries, the Castle ruins of Hardenburg, the Limburg Abbey monastery ruins, the Geo-adventure path (Geo-Erlebnispfard) … and of course the Dürkheimer gigantic wine barrel (Riesenfass).
Mannheim- 37km (22.9 miles) - in the square town the shoppers heart beats louder (translated from the town's motto). It's no wonder, because whether it's bargain shopping or super luxurious, basic or extravagant, there is nothing, that doesn't exist here. Especially for shoe shoppers! In Mannheim, you will find whatever your feet desire. The Barockschloss (Baroque Castle), the Luisenpark (with Gondola's), the Old Water Tower (City symbol) erected in 1889, the Herzogenriedpark (old medieval type of park) with botanical gardens, Rope Circus
(Seilzirkus), Hellish Caves (Höhlenlabyrinth). From Mannheim it's just 20 minutes to Heidelberg.
Holiday Park - 45km (27.9 Miles) - THE Amusement park of Germany
Mainz - 51 km (31 Miles) the state capital of the Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland- Pfalz), home to many churches (among others the Dome and "Stephanskirche" with stained glass Chagall windows), museums, the Citadel, botanical gardens, old town charm with comfortable character hide behind rococo facades and in baroque style houses you find elegant boutiques, cafes and wine bars.
Kaiserslautern ( K- Town ) - 51 km (31 miles) lies in the nature park of the palatine woods, regional horticultural show 2000, Japanese Garden, Zoo, Dino Park, Castle Hohenecken, Fritz-Walter Stadium (football), Ruins of the imperial palace, the Carnival "Lautrer Kerwe" in May and October.
Bad Kreuznach an der Nahe - 52km (32.3 Miles) is perfect for a nice stroll. With bridge- houses from the 15th century, thermal spa "Crucenia-Therme", Bäderhaus (Bathhouse) - one of the largest wellness and spa areas of all of Germany. Open air saline of 1100 meters long, the largest in all of Europe, a former Manor House with 3
museums (Roman Hall with excavations from Roman times, Castle Park Museum and the Museum of puppet theater culture along with the festival of "Marionettisimo" in November), The Observatory on Kuhberg and the Dragonfest mid to late April.
Bad Sobernheim - from Bad Kreuznach approximately 20 km on the B-41 (like the autobahn - better call it a small autobahn), home of Monastic Ruins of Disibodenberg (where Hildegard von Bingen spent most of her life - a wonderful place to see an to be). Barfoot trails, Wine hills terraces and Orchid trails on the Naheweinstrasse L232 near Staudernheim, Open Air Museum (historic buildings).
Speyer – 55 km (34 Miles) - Technology Museum, The Elwedritsche Museum of fabled mythical creatures of the palatinate, the Dome, Sea Life Park, many cultural events, the Pretzel Fest (Brezelfest) in July, the Kaisertafel (like a renaissance fest) in August, and in September the Old Town Fest and the Farmers Market in front of the scenery of the Speyer Cathedral (Kaiserdom).
Bingen (the town of Hildegard) -55 km (34 Miles) - Regional Horticultural Show 2008 (Culture Shore/Park at the Mouse Tower (Mäuseturm), Mouse Tower (famous in folklore), Rochuskapelle (small Cathedral), the Binger Champagne fest 7th through 9th of May 2015, "The Night of Seduction" (small but fine wine fest in the middle of the vineyards on Rochusberg) 4th through the 6th of June 2015, International Jazzfest 26th through 28 of June 2015, Rhein in Flames 4th of July 2015.
Heidelberg - 58 km (36 Miles) Castle Heidelberg hovers over the old town rooftops, apothecary museum, cable railway from the Corn Market to the castle, weekly market (saturday's) at the Tiefburg (formerly a medieval moated castle), Zoo, various museums as the "Studentenkarzer" (student prison cells from the University of Heidelberg used for unruly students). Also, the German Packing Museum and Botanical Gardens.
Events: Castle Lighting ceremony 6th, and the 11th of July and 5th of September 2015 at 10:15 PM, the Heidelberg Literature Days (scheduled for May 2015), Castle Fest Games 27th of June through 2nd of August 2015, International Music Fest of Heidelberg Spring 21st of March through 25 of April 2015, Summer days parade in March and "Enjoy Jazz" from October to November.
Landau / Pfalz - 60 km (37.2 Miles) regional horticultural show 2015, The Landauer summer in July (Music and Culinary Fest, the Fest of the Federweißer (young wine) in October, the "Reptilium" and a Zoo.
Wolfgang und Sybille Weis - Ferienhaus Habitat Wonnegau - Untergasse 10-12 - 67592 Flörsheim-Dalsheim
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Der Scheibling beim Schiffertor, meist einfach Scheibling genannt, war ein Geschützturm in der Zwingermauer des mittelalterlichen Münchens.

Lage
Der Scheibling lag im Süden des Viktualienmarktes etwas nördlich von der Stelle, an der heute die Reichenbachstraße in die Frauenstraße mündet. Er war dem Fischerturm der zweiten Stadtmauer vorgelagert. Das Schiffertor, nach dem der Turm benannt ist, lag knapp 100 m westlich des Scheibling, so dass es von diesem aus verteidigt werden konnte.

Geschichte

1478 wurden erstmals "zwain schaiblingen thurn, bej den Yser- und Schifertorn" urkundlich erwähnt, also zwei Scheiblingtürme, einer beim Isartor und einer beim Schiffertor. Das Adjektiv "schaiblingen" bezieht sich auf die runde Form des Turms. Scheibling ist also kein Eigenname, sondern eine Typbezeichnung und bedeutet Rundturm. Während der Scheibling beim Isartor, der dem Lueg ins Land vorgelagert war, später "Prinzessturm" genannt wurde, ist für den Scheibling beim Schiffertor, also auf dem heutigen Viktualienmarkt, kein Eigenname bekannt. 1534 und 1563 wird er auch einfach "der runde thurn beim Schifertor" genannt.

In der Literatur wird häufig das Jahr 1467 als Baujahr genannt, was aber durch keine Quelle belegt ist. Seine Errichtung im Zusammenhang mit der Errichtung der Zwingermauer in der zweiten Hälfte des 15. Jahrhunderts ist aber durchaus wahrscheinlich.

Um 1786 ist die Verwendung des Turms als Gefängnis bezeugt, später wurde er zum Lagern von Getreide verwendet.

1870 wurde der Scheibling für die Erweiterung des Viktualienmarkts abgerissen.

Literatur

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Wehrturm in München
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Abgegangenes Bauwerk in München
Viktualienmarkt
Bauwerk in der Münchner Altstadt
Turm in Europa

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Below is our March 2019 JUST TRENDING newsletter.
JUST SEE – This month some of the team were able to pop to Christies to view the George Michael art collection which was sold for £11.3 million with all proceeds going towards the various philanthropic work George did. With pieces from Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin and Harland Miller there was lots to see. What a great way to celebrate the life, the music and the generosity of George Michael at this special show.
JUST ENTERTAIN – Our friends at ALR are renowned for their huge book of talent, specially curated bands and putting on a fantastic party so it is always exciting when they drop a new band on our doorstep. The Legends instantly transport us to the playful and vibrant sounds of 1950s Cuba. Pass us a few rums and we will be dancing like the Cuban's in no time, roll on the summer parties!
JUST LOVE – The JustSeventy team are huge fans of inventive food and beverage experiences that dazzle the senses. Recently we had the pleasure of seeing the super creative team at Smith & Sinclair in action at a recent event, in particular their Gin Experience. Taking one of the most popular drinks of recent times and turning it on it's head, this is just one of many unique experiences this team can offer. We're excited to see what bespoke concepts we could create together in the future.
JUST INSPIRE – This month the team visited the new and revived Battersea Arts Centre. After the devastating fire four years ago, they renovated and reopened last September. With beautiful immersive architecture one of the most striking features of the renovation was the decision to keep the charred walls as they were left by the fire. The surface of the walls reveals some of the 125-year history of the Victorian hall, which suffered the worst damage in the fire. We can't wait to plan an event in such a historical space.
JUST NEW – ZSL London Zoo unveiled its refurbished event space, The Prince Albert Suite. Inspired by the international conservation charity's ethos, the venue, features energy saving lights and natural materials throughout, including carpet recycled from discarded fishing nets.
ZSL London Zoo's Prince Albert Suite can cater for up to 300 guests and can host a variety of events from gala dinners and conferences to licensed ceremonies and weddings. The Terrace is particularly good for summer events and can hold up to 700 guests.
JUST EXPERIENCE – Last month the team had a fantastic time at the Event Production Show. We loved catching up with many of our industry peers and seeing new, exciting and innovative event entertainment on the market!