as of 2010 blank name sec1 Day of the GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium Day of the Germanspeaking ... speakingCommunity. The GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium is composed of the Germanspeaking ... part of the Germanspeakingcommunity in Belgium Bleiberg Welkenraedt Baelen in Northeastern ... as well as the Day of the GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium , which was to be celebrated ... Belgia ru simple GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium sk Nemecky hovoriace ... The Executive government of the GermanspeakingCommunity meets in Eupen . The GermanspeakingCommunity ... . ref http www.dglive.be en desktopdefault.aspx tabid 1263 2264 read 27181 The GermanspeakingCommunity ... Malmedy East Cantons consists of the GermanspeakingCommunity and the municipalities of Malmedy and Waimes ... 1397 2268 read 27185 History of the Germanspeakingcommunity ref Thus they also became known as the cantons ... internal autonomy. The legislative Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity , Rat der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft , was set up. Today the GermanspeakingCommunity has a fair degree of autonomy ... the Walloon Region. One of the proponents of full regional autonomy for the GermanspeakingCommunity ... should be considered, according to the government of the Germanspeakingcommunity. ref name De ... speakingCommunity in Eupen The GermanspeakingCommunity has Government of the Germanspeaking ... read 28095 GermanspeakingCommunity The jurisdiction of the Government ref The Government is headed ... of the GermanspeakingCommunity. The government currently formed by four Ministers Karl ... in the GermanspeakingCommunity File Duitstalige GemeenschapGemeenten.png right Map The Germanspeaking ... tabid 1396 GermanspeakingCommunity Cities and commune ref width 500px Municipality In region ... 200px The entrance of the ministerial building of the GermanspeakingCommunity shows the coat of arms ... of Arms and Flag of the GermanspeakingCommunity ref The coat of arms, in Heraldry heraldic blazon ... more details
The Day of the GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium is celebrated on November 15 each year. It is a public holiday for the GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium but it is not celebrated elsewhere in Belgium . The equivalents of the other communities are the Day of the Flemish Community July 11 and the Day of the French Community of Belgium Day of the French speakingCommunity September 27 . History The GermanspeakingCommunity measures over 853 km sup 2 sup in Belgian region of Walloon Region Wallonia ... of the GermanspeakingCommunity. ref http www.dglive.be en desktopdefault.aspx tabid 1397 2268 read 27185 History of the GermanspeakingCommunity ref In 1989, there was a call for proposals ... Coat of Arms and Flag of the GermanspeakingCommunity ref Here is an English extract of the original version of the Decree blockquote Article 1. The Day of the GermanspeakingCommunity shall be celebrated every year on 15 November. br Article 2. The GermanspeakingCommunity shall bear the following ... of the GermanspeakingCommunity shall show on a white field a red lion together with nine blue cinquefoils. The colours of the GermanspeakingCommunity shall be white and red in a horizontal position. Article 3. The flag of the GermanspeakingCommunity shall be hoisted on 15 November on the official buildings of the Germanspeaking area Gebiet of Belgium outside this area, it shall be hoisted on the buildings, which, because of their use, are placed under the liability of the GermanspeakingCommunity or are temporarily put at its disposal. In the Germanspeaking area of Belgium, the flag ... 2414 read 28467 Official website of the GermanspeakingCommunity blockquote See also Germanspeakingcommunity of Belgium References Reflist Category November observances Category Holidays in Belgium Category GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium hu A belgiumi n met nyelvi k z ss g napja ... Cantons were part of the Rhine Province of Prussia until 1920, but were annexed by Belgium following ... more details
File Eupen Government seat.jpg thumb 300px right The seat of the government File Duitstalige GemeenschapLocatie.png thumb 200px right The German speaking Community The government of the German speaking Community is the executive body of the German speaking Community of Belgium , located in the east of the Li ge province province of Li ge . The members are chosen by the Parliament of the German speaking Community . Compositions Compositions 2009 2014 Government of the German speaking Community of Belguim Compositions 2004 2009 class wikitable colspan 4 Government of the German speaking Community Lambertz II Party Name Function minister row Karl Heinz Lambertz Minister President Minister of Local Government party PS party link Sozialistische Partei color red minister row Bernd Gentges Vice Minister President Minister of Formation Training and Employment, Social Affairs and Tourism party PFF party link Partei f r Freiheit und Fortschritt color blue minister row Oliver Paasch Minister of Education and Scientific Research party ProDG party link ProDG color ff6600 minister row Isabelle Weykmans Minister of Culture, Media, Protection of Monuments, Youth and Sports party PFF color blue Navigation box br Governments of Belgium Category German speaking Community of Belgium Category Government of Belgium ca Govern de la Comunitat German fona de B lgica fr Gouvernement de la Communaut germanophone de Belgique nl Regering van de Duitstalige Gemeenschap ... more details
speakingCommunity of Belgium based in Eupen . The most important tasks of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity include the election and the supervision of the Government of the GermanspeakingCommunity, the adoption of decrees for the GermanspeakingCommunity and the preparation and adoption of the annual budget. Members and elections The Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity ... Community. Navigation box br Governments of Belgium Category Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity Category GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium Category Unicameral legislatures Germanspeaking ... type List of Speakers of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity Speaker leader1 Ludwig Siquet ... Kaperberg, Eupen website http www.dgparlament.be The Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity ... Senate Senate who reside in the German language Germanspeaking area of Belgium and have taken the oath ... electoral college . History Since October 1973 the GermanspeakingCommunity has its own parliament ... took place. The name of the parliament was changed to Council of the GermanspeakingCommunity lang de Rat der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft in 1984, and to Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity in 2004. Competences The GermanspeakingCommunity has powers over cultural, linguistic and personal ... Government Government of the Walloon Region , with one representative for the GermanspeakingCommunity .... Current composition See also List of members of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity ... of the GermanspeakingCommunity is as follows class wikitable valign bottom colspan 2 Affiliation ... June to form the next Government of the GermanspeakingCommunity. It is the first time in the history of the GermanspeakingCommunity that an outgoing government coalition succeeds itself. ref cite ... accord in GermanspeakingBelgium publisher Vlaamse Radio en Televisieomroep Flandersnews.be date 2009 ..., Karl Heinz Lambertz SP will remain List of Ministers President of the GermanspeakingCommunity ... more details
This is a list of the Speakers of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium, the Speakers of the Council of the GermanspeakingCommunity and the Speakers of the Council of the German Cultural Community since 1973. class wikitable colspan 2 No. Name Party Entered office Left office bgcolor orange 1. Johann Weynand Christian Social Party Belgium CSP October 23, 1973 December 31, 1976 bgcolor orange 2. Albert Gehlen Christian Social Party Belgium CSP January 14, 1977 November 8, 1981 bgcolor orange 3. Manfred Betsch Christian Social Party Belgium CSP December 1, 1981 January 27, 1985 bgcolor orange 4. Kurt Ortmann Christian Social Party Belgium CSP February 11, 1985 October 28, 1990 bgcolor orange 5. Mathieu Grosch Christian Social Party Belgium CSP November 13, 1990 August 1, 1994 bgcolor orange 6. Manfred Schunck Christian Social Party Belgium CSP September 20, 1994 June 13, 1999 bgcolor blue 7. Alfred Evers Partei f r Freiheit und Fortschritt PFF July 6, 1999 June 13, 2004 bgcolor red 8. Ludwig Siquet Socialist Party francophone Belgium SP July 6, 2004 Incumbent Source cite web url http www.dgparlament.be en desktopdefault.aspx tabid 1016 1610 read 27148 title The President of the Parliament publisher The Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity accessdate 2007 07 14 DEFAULTSORT Speakers Of The Parliament Of The GermanSpeakingCommunity Of Belgium Category Politics of BelgiumGermanSpeakingCommunity Parliament Speakers Category Members of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity Speakers Category Chairs of unicameral legislatures Belgium, Germanspeaking Parliament Category Lists of Belgian people List of Speakers of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity ... more details
The Minister President of the GermanspeakingCommunity of BelgiumGermanspeakingCommunity is the head of government head of the Government of the GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium , one of the three Communities of the country. List width 75 class wikitable width 1 No. width 10 Name width 5 Date of birth death width 5 Office Entered width 5 Office Left width 3 Party align center 1 align left Bruno Fagnoul align center 1936 align center 30 January 1984 align center 11 November 1986 align center bgcolor 33CCFF Partei f r Freiheit und Fortschritt PFF align center 2 align left Joseph Maraite align center 11 September 1949 align center 11 November 1986 align center 6 July 1999 align center bgcolor FFCC33 Christian Social Party Belgium CSP align center 3 align left Karl Heinz Lambertz align center 4 July 1952 align center 6 July 1999 align center Incumbent align center bgcolor red Socialist Party francophone Belgium PS See also List of Prime Ministers of Belgium Minister President of the Brussels Capital Region List of Ministers President of Flanders List of Ministers President of the French Community List of Ministers President of the Walloon Region Governments of Belgium Category Belgian politicians List of Minister Presidents of the GermanspeakingCommunity Category GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium Minister President Category Lists of office holders by country Belgium, GermanspeakingCommunity, Minister Presidents Category Lists of Belgian people Minister Presidents of the GermanspeakingCommunity nl Lijst van ministers presidenten van de Duitstalige Gemeenschap ... more details
party ProDG Belgium ProDG color FF6600 politician row Karl Heinz Braun Vice President party Ecolo color green politician row Resi Stoffels Secretary party Socialist Party francophone Belgium SP color red politician row Pascal Arimont Secretary party CSP color orange Full members The Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity consists of 25 full members that are directly elected by the inhabitants of the GermanspeakingCommunity of BelgiumGermanspeakingCommunity for a term of office of 5 years ...This is a list of current 2009 2014 members of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity . Leadership The Bureau of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity consists of the following members ... of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity . As a result, the members of Vivant which ... of the GermanspeakingCommunity also comprises a number of members with an advisory vote. These are not actual ... of the DG Parliament publisher The Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity accessdate 2008 02 ... title Fractions publisher The Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity accessdate 2008 02 28 language ... speakingCommunity List Category Lists of members of parliament Members of the Parliament of the GermanspeakingCommunity fr Liste des d put s de la Communaut germanophone de Belgique 2009 2014 ... and the members of the Belgian Senate Senate who reside in the German language Germanspeaking area of Belgium and have taken the oath of office in German, as well as the Member of the European Parliament elected by the Germanspeaking electoral college . class wikitable sortable Fraction ... President party Socialist Party francophone Belgium SP color red end 1 2 2010 politician row Patricia Creutz Vilvoye Vice President party Christian Social Party Belgium CSP color orange politician ... party Ecolo color green politician row Pascal Arimont party Christian Social Party Belgium CSP color ... row Erwin Klinkenberg party SP color red politician row Lydia Klinkenberg party ProDG Belgium ProDG ... more details
Infobox European Parliament constituency name Infobox Germanspeaking electoral college title Germanspeaking electoral college locationmap2007 yes lat 53.5 long 6.0 map Image Germanspeaking electoral college.svg mapcaption Shown within Belgium created 1994 meps 1 memberstate Belgium sources http www.europarl.europa.eu elections2004 ep election sites en yourvoice index.html The Germanspeaking electoral college is one of three constituency constituencies of the European Parliament in Belgium . It currently elects 1 Members of the European Parliament MEP by first past the post . This is the European Parliament s smallest constituency, with an electorate at the European Parliament election, 2004 Belgium 2004 election of just 46,914. Since the Germanspeaking electoral college elects only one member, the winner is effectively chosen by the first past the post method. This makes it the only European Parliament constituency without proportional representation . Boundaries The constituency corresponds to the GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium . Member of the European Parliament 1994 present Mathieu Grosch , Christian Social Party Belgium Christian Social Party Election results 2004 class wikitable Party Votes Change colspan 2 Seats Christian Social Party Belgium Christian Social Party CSP 15,722 42.49 6.02 1 0 Party for Freedom and Progress PFF 8,434 22.79 3.19 0 0 Socialist Party francophone Belgium Socialist Party SP 5,527 14.94 3.52 0 0 Ecolo 3,880 10.49 &minus 6.52 0 0 Party of Germanspeaking Belgians PJU PDB 3,442 9.3 N A 0 Total 37,005 1 0 External links http elections2004.belgium.be fr eur results results graph e311.html 2004 results European Parliament constituencies 2004 2009 Category European Parliament constituencies in Belgium Category GermanspeakingCommunity of Belgium it Circoscrizione germanofona ... more details
Swiss languages Merge Languages of Switzerland German date March 2012 Image Brunig Napf Reuss Linie.png thumb 180px Distribution of High Alemannic dialects. Marked in red is the Br nig Napf Reuss line . Image Hoechstalemannisch.png thumb 180px Distribution of Highest Alemannic dialects. Germanspeaking Switzerland lang de Deutschschweiz is the part of Switzerland where Swiss German dialects are the predominantly spoken language. It comprises about 65 of the country North Western Switzerland, Eastern Switzerland, Central Switzerland, most of the Swiss plateau and the greater part of the Swiss Alps . German is the only official language in the following cantons of Switzerland cantons Aargau , Appenzell , Basel , Glarus , Lucerne , Nidwalden , Obwalden , Schaffhausen , Schwyz , Solothurn , Canton of St. Gallen St. Gallen , Thurgau , Canton of Uri Uri , Canton of Zug Zug , Zurich . The canton of Berne has a French speaking minority, while in Canton of Fribourg Fribourg and Valais , German has minority status. In the canton of Graub nden , more than half of the population speaks German, while the rest speak Italian language Italian and Romansh . In each case, all languages are official language s of the respective canton. See also Italian Switzerland Romandy R stigraben Swiss people Category Geography of Switzerland Category Swiss society als Deutschschweiz frp Suisse tuche de Deutschschweiz es Suiza alemana eo ermana Svislando fr Suisse al manique gl Su za alem it Svizzera tedesca nl Deutschschweiz pl Alemania pt Su a alem rm Svizra tudestga ru vec Svisera todesca ... more details
Neopaganism lang de Neuheidentum in Germanspeaking Europe has since its emergence in the 1970s diversified into a wide array of traditions, particularly during the New Age boom of the 1980s. Schmid 2006 distinguishes four main currents Celtic Neopaganism Celtic Neopaganism Neodruidism Germanic Neopaganism Germanic Neopaganism satr Wicca Neoshamanism R. Gr nder in Junker 2007 analyzing the role of Neopagan groups in Germany concludes that German Neopaganism has been used as a projection screen for the attribution of anti Christian , anti Semitism , and right extremist ideologies mainly by churches ... as either German Faith , Teutons Teutonic Faith or in the more archaic usage of theodiscus ..., German mysticism , Humanism and free thought , as well as racialist ideas of a native Nordic race ..., Renaissance and the German classics Nordic religion embraced as the native religion of the Nordic ... Heathen Community was founded in 1985 by G za von Nem nyi , formerly of the Armanenorder, and in contrast ... from the v lkisch or deutschgl ubig history of German neopaganism. Wicca and the Goddess movement begins to take hold in German feminist subculture in this period, ref Gisela Graichen, Die neuen Hexen ... Matriarchal Studies and Matriarchal Spirituality HAGIA was founded in 1986. The German Wicca movement ... community advocating radical environmentalism REMID . 1990s to present Germanic neopaganism in Germany ... 1990s, based on inspiration from the English speaking world rather than historical deutschgl ubig groups, with the foundation of the Rabenclan 1994 and of a German chapter of Odinic Rite in 1995 ... neopaganism and neo Nazism is very prominent and controversial. The large majority of German neopagans ... the German neopagan movement. Other groups, like the Germanische Glaubens Gemeinschaft do not take a clear ... by Stephen McNallen was introduced into German discourse by Volker Stilkam Wagner of Odinic Rite Deutschland ... paganism has been active in Switzerland under the name http altesitte.ch Alte Sitte the German translation ... more details
The Human Rights League for speakers of French language French in Belgium is by them called Ligue des droits de l homme . The in 1901 founded national organisation Human Rights League Belgium Ligue des Droits de l Homme had been dissolved during World War I and its successor by World War II . It was recreated in 1954 as the Ligue Belge pour la D fense des Droits de l Homme that was split in 1978 internally, and since 1982 officially, into the Dutch language Dutch speaking Human Rights League Dutch speakingBelgium Liga voor Mensenrechten and the in this article described French language French speaking Ligue des droits de l homme LDH or LDHB . ref name LDH1 fr icon http flexblues.agora.eu.org IMG pdf prok.pdf Le prix R gine Orfinger Karlin 2006 Dossier de presse page 18 Plus de cent ans de Ligue des Droits de l Homme , Ligue des droits de l Homme asbl, 7 December 2006 retrieved 23 February 2009 ref ref nl icon http www.law.kuleuven.be linc lodevanoutrive.html Em. prof. dr. Lode Van Outrive 1932 2009 overleden Paul Pataer, president of the Liga voor de Mensenrechten In 1982 werd de Belgische Liga voor de Verdediging van de Rechten van de Mens communautair opgesplitst en werd de Vlaamse Liga voor Mensenrechten boven de doopvont gehouden. , KUL , August 2009 retrieved 23 February 2010 ref The French name is identical to the one for the similar organisation in France, see Human Rights League France LDH . The International Federation of Human Rights Leagues FIDH shows LDH and LDHB as abbreviation for the French speaking organisation in Belgium, which since 1992 is also associated with the European League for Human Rights , abbreviated AEDH from its French language French name Association ... site FIDH , 19 February 2004 retrieved 24 February 2010 ref ref http www.aedh.eu Belgium.html Belgium ... Members addresses .html AEDH member leagues web retrieval 22 February 2010 Euro org stub Belgium stub Category Human rights organizations Category Organisations based in Belgium ... more details
and regions of Belgium Communities official communities in Belgium along with the Flemish Community and the Germanspeakingcommunity in BelgiumGermanspeakingCommunity . Although its name could suggest that it is a community of French people French citizens in Belgium , it is not. The French Community of Belgium is not a group of people or inhabitants, but an official institution which refers to French speaking Belgian citizens. As such, it is sometimes called the French speakingCommunity of Belgium. The French Community of Belgium has its own parliament , government , and administration ... Community of Belgium native name Communaut fran aise native name lang fr settlement type Communities of BelgiumCommunity of Belgium image flag Flag of Wallonia.svg flag size 120x100px image map Communaut ... www.cfwb.be footnotes The Walloon flag was chosen as flag of the French Community of Belgium in 1975 ... 1991, M.B. 15 11 1991 ref The French Community of Belgium lang fr Communaut fran aise , lang nl Franse ... speaking part of the country it is used by the French speaking RTBF , which is fully controlled by the Community ... with the Community whereas the Wallonia Walloon Region and the French Community of Belgium remain ... COCOF Wallonia Notes Reflist External links http www.cfwb.be French Community of Belgium , official ... en Parliament of the French Community of Belgium , official website some information available in English ... speaking Belgians Abroad. Navboxes list Subdivisions of Belgium La Francophonie SaarLorLux Category French Community of Belgium Category Communities of Belgium Category Belgian society Category Politics ... name Belgium established title Established established date 1980 seat type Capital seat Brussels ... capital is the City of Brussels . Alternative name There were since years hints that the Community wanted to evidence the link between Wallonia and Brussels , being the two main territories where the community ... body in charge with international cultural competences by the Community, the Walloon Region and the Commission ... more details
The Human Rights League for speakers of Dutch language Dutch in Belgium is by them called Liga voor Mensenrechten . The in 1901 founded national organisation Human Rights League Belgium Ligue des Droits de l Homme had been dissolved during World War I and its successor by World War II . It was recreated in 1954 as the Ligue Belge pour la D fense des Droits de l Homme that was split in 1978 internally, and since 1982 officially, into the French language French speaking Human Rights League French speakingBelgium Ligue des droits de l homme and the in this article described Dutch language Dutch speaking Liga voor Mensenrechten LVM . ref name LDH1 fr icon http flexblues.agora.eu.org IMG pdf prok.pdf Le prix R gine Orfinger Karlin 2006 Dossier de presse page 18 Plus de cent ans de Ligue des Droits de l Homme , Ligue des droits de l Homme asbl, 7 December 2006 retrieved 23 February 2009 ref ref nl icon http www.law.kuleuven.be linc lodevanoutrive.html Em. prof. dr. Lode Van Outrive 1932 2009 overleden Paul Pataer, president of the Liga voor de Mensenrechten In 1982 werd de Belgische Liga voor de Verdediging van de Rechten van de Mens communautair opgesplitst en werd de Vlaamse Liga voor Mensenrechten boven de doopvont gehouden. , KUL , August 2009 retrieved 23 February 2010 ref The Dutch name mentioned on the International Federation of Human Rights Leagues FIDH web site, shows a since 1954 obsolete spelling and is no longer used Liga voor Menschenrechten . The FIDH does however show the correct Dutch name in the contact information. The LVM is also associated with the European League for Human Rights , abbreviated AEDH from its French language French name Association Europ enne pour la d fense des Droits de l Homme . ref fr icon http www.fidh.org BELGIQUE LIGA VOOR MENSCHENRECHTEN ... Belgium web site AEDH retrieved 24 February 2010 ref References Reflist External links fr icon ... org stub Belgium stub Category Human rights organizations Category Organisations based in Belgium ... more details
File GermanChurchTehran.jpg thumb 250px Interior of the GermanSpeaking Church in Tehran 2011 notability date October 2011 refimprove date October 2011 The GermanSpeaking Evangelical Church is an expatriate community church in Tehran , Iran . The GermanSpeaking Evangelical Congregation in Iran Evangelische Gemeinde Deutscher Sprache in Iran was founded by expatriates in 1957. It is affiliated to the Evangelical Church in Germany . The congregation acquired a plot and built its church in 1961. The church is a brick structure without tower seating up to 120 people. The building is located at Shahid Sheydayi Street 123 1 in the Gholhak area of northern Tehran which was a center of Germanspeaking residents of Teheran up to the 1979 revolution, near to the then German School and other community institutions. It was founded by Protestant Christians from Germany, Switzerland and Austria residing in Iran. Since the Iranian revolution this is the only expatriate Protestant church in Tehran and is also serving English speakers. Services are conducted in the German language on Fridays. The first Friday in the month has an English language service as well. See also List of Religious Centers in Tehran External links http kirche.ir Website of the GermanSpeaking Evangelical Church coord missing Iran Category Christianity in Iran Category Churches in Iran Category Buildings and structures in Tehran Category Evangelical Church in Germany ... more details
unreferenced date May 2009 Incomplete date April 2009 Astrology has a long history in Germany and Germanspeaking Europe . A few original German and or German language schools of astrology include Cosmobiology Germanic Runic Astrology Germanic Neopaganism and astrology Ariosophy , etc. Hamburg School of Astrology Uranian astrology Bruno Huber Huber School of Astrology Psychological astrology Jungian psychological astrology Nazi occultism National Socialist occultism astrology Rosicrucianism Rosicrucian astrology Some major German and or Germanspeaking astrologers include Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa Johann Bayer Tycho Brahe Danish, but studied in Germany, spoke German, and was the mentor of Kepler Ruth Brummund Martin Chemnitz Nicolaus Copernicus German Polish Reinhold Ebertin Johann Georg Faust David Gans A. Frank Glahn Johannes von Gmunden Erik Jan Hanussen Johannes Hartlieb Franz Hartmann Rudolf Hess Bruno Huber Carl Jung Johannes Kelpius Johannes Kepler Heinrich Khunrath Walter Koch astrologer Walter Koch Karl Ernst Krafft Theodor Landscheidt Johannes Lichtenberger Guido von List Albertus Magnus Philipp Melanchthon Franz Mesmer Jacob Milich Hamid Mirzaie Albin Moller Valentin Naboth Valentine Naibod Paracelsus Georg von Peuerbach Heinrich Rantzau Regiomontanus Hermann of Reichenau Carl Reichenbach Erasmus Reinhold Georg Joachim Rheticus Fritz Riemann psychologist Helisaeus Roeslin Gunter Sachs Johannes Sch ner Rudolf von Sebottendorf Karl Spiesberger Rudolf Steiner Johannes St ffler Ludwig Straniak Johannes Trithemius Johannes Virdung Alfred Witte Louis de Wohl Wilhelm Wulff Some astrological texts composed in German or in Germanspeaking Europe include The Combination of Stellar Influences De occulta philosophia libri tres Harmonices Mundi Heidelberger Schicksalsbuch ... Celtic astrology disambiguation Astrology footer Category German astrologers Category History of astrology Category Astrology by tradition Category German culture Category Germanic culture astrology ... more details
orphan date March 2010 Notability date September 2008 The French speaking Catholic Community of Singapore regroups about 250 families from multiple origins, sharing faith in the Roman Catholic Church and the French language. File Good Shepherd Chapel Marymount Convent Singapore.jpg thumb right 250px Good Shepherd Chapel, Marymount Convent in Singapore. Organisation The community is served by 3 priests attached to different Singaporean parishes Rev Fr Paul Ngo Community Priest , Paris Foreign Missions Society affiliated File Father Ngo French Catholic Community Singapore.jpg thumb left 150px Father Ngo, French speaking Catholic Community of Singapore. File Bruno Saint Girons French Catholic Community Singapore.jpg thumb center Bruno Saint Girons French Catholic Community Singapore Rev Fr Bruno Saint Girons , Paris Foreign Missions Society File Father Loiseau French Catholic Community Singapore.jpg thumb 150px Father Loiseau, French speaking Catholic Community of Singapore. Rev Fr Louis Loiseau, Paris Foreign Missions Society Key activities The community meets every Sunday for mass at Marymount Convent Good Shepherd Chapel. Main community activities are Prayer Group for adults Boy scouts group Support to charity organizations across South East Asia Christian learning and development for children and youth Mass schedule and location Sunday 11 00 am from September to June No service in July and August Good Shepherd Chapel, Marymount convent, 790, Thomson road, Singapore coord 1 20 23.2 N 103 50 19.6 E External links http www.paroisse singapour.com The official Website of the community fr icon http catholic.sg The official Website of the Archdiocese of Singapore http www.mepasie.org The official Website of the Missions Etrangeres de Paris fr icon DEFAULTSORT French Speaking Catholic Community Of Singapore Category Roman Catholic churches in Singapore ru ... more details
Refimprove date August 2007 This is a list of German language Exonym and endonym exonyms for towns located in Belgium . Arlon Arel Bastogne Bastnach outdated Beho Bocholz Boorsem Boorsheim Bruges Brugge Br gge Brussel Br ssel Commanster Gommels Dendermonde Denderm nde Fauvillers Feitweiler Faymonville Au enborn outdated Habay Habay la Neuve Neu Habich Habay Habay la Vielle Alt Habich Hombourg Homburg Houffalize Hohenfels Gouvy Geylich Ypres Ieper Ypern La Roche en Ardenne Welschfels Leuven L wen Li ge city Li ge L ttich Louvain la Neuve Neu L wen Maasmechelen Mecheln an der Maas Malmedy Malm nd outdated Mechelen Mecheln Moll Moll Oostduinkerke Ostd nkirchen Oostende Ostende Ourthe Urt Rekem Reckheim Sint Niklaas Sankt Nikolaus Sourbrodt Sauerbrodt outdated Stokkem near Maasmechelen Stockheim Tongeren Tongern Vis Weset Waimes Weismes Wavre Waver Zeebrugge Seebr gge Arelerland Aix sur Cloie Esch auf der Heck Anlier Ansler Arlon Arel Athus Athem Attert Attert Aubange Ibingen Autelbas Nieder Elter Autelhaut Ober Elter Bastogne Bastnach Battincourt Bettenhoven B bange Bebingen Bodange B dingen Bonnert Bonnert Bras Bracht Buvange B vingen Clairefontaine, Belgium Clairefontaine Bardenburg Differt Differt Fauvillers Feiteler Radebruch Fouches Offen Frassem Frassem Freylange Freilen Grendel, Belgium Grendel Grendel Guelff Gelf Guerlange Gerlingen Guirsch Girsch Habay Habich Habergy Hiewerdingen Hachy Heuschlingen Halanzy Helsingen Holdingen Heinsch Heinsch Heinstert Heinstert Hollange Hollingen Hondelange Hondelingen Honville Hondorf Hotte Hotten Houwald Hauwald Lischert Lischert Livarchamps ... Toernich T rnich Tontelange Tontelingen Turpange T rpingen Udange dingen Vance, Belgium Vance Wanen ... Hombourg Homburg Jalhay Gellert Klinkapel Kleinkapell La Bruy re, Belgium La Bruy re Heide ... Wilkerheid W Weiz See also German exonyms List of European exonyms Category German exonyms Category Geography of Belgium de Liste deutscher Bezeichnungen belgischer Orte fr Liste des noms de lieux ... more details
List of Presidents of the Parliament of the French Community of Belgium . This is a list of Presidents of the Parliament of the French Community of Belgium class wikitable Name Entered office Left office Georges Dejardin December 7, 1971 October 15, 1973 Emile Edgar Jeunehomme October 16, 1973 October 20, 1975 Lucien Outers October 21, 1975 October 18, 1976 Emile Edgar Jeunehomme October 19, 1976 June 13, 1977 Paul de Stexhe June 14, 1977 April 9, 1979 L on Hurez April 10, 1979 November 3, 1980 Ir n P try November 4, 1980 October 18, 1982 Michel Toussaint October 19, 1982 October 15, 1984 Charles Poswick October 16, 1984 December 2, 1985 Jean Pierre Graf December 3, 1985 February 1, 1988 Antoinette Spaak February 2, 1988 January 6, 1992 Anne Marie Corbisier Hagon January 7, 1992 July 5, 1999 Willy Taminaux July 13, 1999 April 3, 2000 Richard Miller politician Richard Miller April 4, 2000 October 16, 2000 Jean Marie Severin October 17, 2000 October 16, 2001 Fran oise Schepmans October 16, 2001 July 5, 2004 Freddy Deghilage July 6, 2004 July 18, 2004 Isabelle Simonis July 19, 2004 October 27, 2004 Jean Fran ois Istasse October 28, 2004 Present Source http www.pcf.be ROOT PCF 2006 public composition parlement assemblee presidents parlement.html Official website of the Parliament of the French Community. Retrieved on 2009 05 02 DEFAULTSORT Presidents of the Parliament of the French CommunityBelgium Category Politics of Belgium Category Lists of legislative speakers Belgium, French Community Parliament ... more details
notability null date September 2010 one source date September 2010 orphan date September 2010 In sociolinguistics , SPEAKING or the SPEAKING model , is a model socio linguistic study represented as a mnemonic developed by Dell Hymes . It is a tool to assist the identification and labeling of components of linguistic interaction that was driven by his view that, in order to speak a language correctly, one needs not only to learn its vocabulary and grammar, but also the context in which words are used. To facilitate the application of his representation, Hymes constructed the acronym , S P E A K I N G for setting and scene, participants, ends, acts sequence, key, instrumentalities, norms, & genre under which he grouped the sixteen components within eight divisions. ref Note that the categories are simply listed in the order demanded by the mnemonic, not by importance ref The model had sixteen components that can be applied to many sorts of discourse message form message content setting scene speaker sender addressor hearer receiver audience addressee purposes outcomes purposes goals key channels forms of speech norms of interaction norms of interpretation and genres. ref Hymes 1974 , p.53 62. ref Divisions Setting and Scene Setting refers to the time and place of a speech act and, in general, to the physical circumstances . ref Hymes 1974 , p.55. ref The living room in the grandparents home might be a setting for a family story. Scene is the psychological setting or cultural definition of a scene, including characteristics such as range of formality and sense of play or seriousness. ref Hymes 1974 , pp.55 56. ref The family story may be told at a reunion celebrating the grandparents anniversary. At times, the family would be festive and playful at other times, serious and commemorative. Participants Speaker and audience. Linguists will make distinctions within these categories for example, the audience can be distinguished as addressees and other hearers. ref Hymes 19 ... more details
Infobox film name Speaking In Code image SiCposter.jpg caption Speaking in Code poster director Amy Grill ... language English budget Speaking in Code is a character based documentary directed by Amy Grill ... http www.thedailyswarm.com headlines watch minimal techno documentary speaking code trailer debuts week independent film festival boston Press Release about Speaking In Code . thedailyswarm.com ref countries, Speaking In Code provides a glimpse into the techno world through the eyes of Modeselektor ... the film. Plot Speaking in Code is an account of people who are lost in music. Director Amy Grill ... put strain on his marriage to the director. Release Speaking in Code premiered at the Independent ... iffboston2009 Speaking In Code . iffboston.bside.com ref The film has been shown at film and music ..., Dallas, Toronto, Mannheim and elsewhere. Speaking in Code debuted on DVD on March 29, 2010 ... of Kompakt and Wighnomy Brothers first interview, and two years after Speaking In Code . In the printed insert, journalist Philip Sherburne contributes an essay. ref Speaking in Code PDF http squar3.com site SiC SiC preorder announcement.pdf Speaking in Code announces DVD release . speakingincode.com ... coop berlin.de ?p 47 COOP PRESENTS SPEAKING IN CODE, BERLIN FILM PREMIERE KINO BABYLON . coop berlin.de ... of whom appear in the movie. ref Coop Berlin.de http coop berlin.de ?p 58 SPEAKING IN CODE PREMIEREN PARTY . coop berlin.de ref Speaking in Code was picked up for exclusive US distribution from San ... product DVD 1153 Speaking in Code.html Genre Music Speaking in Code . microcinemadvd.com ... www.littlewhiteearbuds.com lwe reviews speaking in code LWE Reviews Speaking in Code . littlewhiteearbuds.com ... if Speaking in Code was Electronic music s most important documentary? Saying it comes as close to capturing ... Beatportal http www.beatportal.com feed item speaking in code electronic musics most important documentary ... Electronic Beats said Speaking in Code is one of the first films that ventures to explain why ... more details
Infobox Belgium Municipality name As picture picture legend map As Limburg Belgium Map.png map legend Location of As in Limburg arms As Wapen .jpg flag Flag of As.svg region BE REG FLE community BE NL province BE PROV LI arrondissement Arrondissement of Hasselt Hasselt nis 71002 pyramid date 0 19 20 64 65 foreigners foreigners date mayor Miel Craeghs Lijst Truyen majority Lijst Truyen postal codes 3665, 3668 telephone area 089 web http www.as.be www.as.be lat deg 51 lat min 00 lon deg 05 lon min 35 As is a municipality located in the Belgium Belgian province of Limburg Belgium Limburg . On January 1, 2006 As had a total population of 7,497. The total area is 22.07 km which gives a population density of 340 inhabitants per km . History In 1971 the municipality was formed by the merger of two villages As and Niel bij As, which both lie on the Bosbeek river on the Campine plateau between the Demer and Meuse River s. The location of the settlements close to a water course in this dry region gave rise to the villages names As is a prehistoric name for water ASKA which first referred to the Bosbeek River and later the village itself. Archaeological finds indicate an early prehistoric settlement, including objects made of flint dating from the earliest Stone Age . The area was inhabited from 500 BC as shown by a cemetery in the field between Genk and As. The Ancient Rome Romans built the road from Tongeren to Venlo via Munsterbilzen and As. The current road next to the river and the roads to Niel and Dorne follow the course of the Roman road. However, the Romans did not establish any settlements in the area as the sandy soil was not fertile enough. After the fall of Rome, the Francs invaded the area and established themselves in As. The Merovingian cemetery indicates that As was an important ... of Limburg Belgium Category Populated places in Belgium af As br As Belgia bg ca As B lgica ... no As belgisk kommune pt As B lgica ro As Belgia ru simple As, Belgium sk As Belgicko th ... more details
For the 2010 HBO documentary Public Speaking film Cleanup date September 2010 Refimprove date September ... at Currier House Harvard College Currier House of Harvard College Public speaking is the process of Speech communication speaking to a group of people in a structured, deliberate manner intended to inform ... has more of a commercial advertisement. In public speaking, as in any form of communication, there are five ... effects ? The purpose of public speaking can range from simply transmitting information, to motivating ... of their listeners, not just inform them. Public speaking can also be considered a discourse community . Interpersonal communication and public speaking have several components that embrace such things as motivational speaking, leadership personal development, business, customer service, large group communication, and mass communication. Public speaking can be a powerful tool to use for purposes ... times, public speaking for business and commercial events is often done by professionals, with speakers ... Early training in public speaking took place in ancient Egypt. ref cite book first1 Morris M. last1 ... page 140 pages 174 quote Some of the earliest written records of training in public speaking ... the Middle Ages and Renaissance . The art of public speaking was first developed citation needed date ... techniques of public speaking. These skills were taught first by a group of self styled sophists ... of public speaking in opposition to the Sophists, and their ideas took on institutional form through the development of permanent schools where public speaking was taught. Though Greece eventually lost political sovereignty, the Greek culture of training in public speaking was adopted virtually wholesale ... Greek techniques of public speaking. Under Roman influence, instruction in rhetoric developed into a full ... style of speaking and writing, even formal oratory has become less polished and ornate than in the Classical ... orators. The technological and media sources that assist the public speaking atmosphere include both ... more details
Image 1937TimeVoice.jpg right thumb 300px A human speaking clock prior to the invention of automated equipment A speaking clock service is a recorded or simulated human voice service, usually accessed by telephone, that gives the correct time . The first telephone speaking clock service was introduced ... speaking clocks in each countries speaking in each languages with different number... Brunei Cambodia ... and Thailand owned by navy , which has already had speaking clock service with different voice. Australia In Australia, the number 1194 gives the speaking clock in all areas and from all providers. It is always ... and the beep is 1 kHz. Image Speakingclock.JPG right thumb Mechanical speaking clock at the Victorian ... wanted. In 1954, British made systems were installed in Melbourne and Sydney . The mechanical speaking ... as the speaking clocks, there was ancillary equipment to provide timing signals, 1 pulse per ... with no loss of service. Image Speakingclock2.JPG right thumb Assmann digital speaking clock at the Victorian .... Each speaking clock ensemble consisted of two announcing units Zag 500 , a supervisory unit CCU ... was built in the Telstra Research Laboratory TRL . Assmann Australia used a German announcing unit ... tone generators were designed and built within TRL. Each state capital had a digital speaking clock ... Informatel in partnership with Telstra as of January, 2010. Austria In Austria , the speaking ... tone suggests otherwise . The time is announced in 10 second intervals. Before 2009, the speaking clock .... Daily weather conditions are now at a separate number 1.246.976.2376. Belgium In Belgium, the speaking clock can be reached on the numbers 1200 Dutch language , 1300 French language , and 1400 German language . Canada Main National Research Council Time Signal In Canada , the National ... in 1993. Finland In Finland the speaking clock service is known as Neiti Aika in Finnish ... phone companies and can be reached by dialling 10061 in the whole country. The voice of the speaking ... more details
yes ref A small GermanspeakingCommunity of BelgiumGermanspeakingCommunity exists in eastern Wallonia. ref name germanspeakingcommunity1 cite web title The GermanspeakingCommunity publisher The GermanspeakingCommunity url http www.dglive.be EN Desktopdefault.aspx tabid 1263 2264 read 27181 ... plus the Germanspeaking Cantons de l Est . year 1999 month October author McMillan, Eric ... in German language already mentions 73,000 instead of 71,500 inhabitants. ref Belgium s linguistic ... code fr InterWiki German language code de Main Belgium PrefixAllPages Belgium PrefixAllPages Belgian ...double image right Flag of Belgium civil .svg 151 Greater Coat of Arms of Belgium.svg 124 The Flag of Belgium The Coat of arms of Belgium Greater arms Greater coat of arms of Belgium Image LocationBelgium.svg thumb The location of Belgium Image Belgium.jpg thumb An enlargeable relief map of the Kingdom of Belgium See also Index of Belgium related articles The Kingdom of Belgium is a List of sovereign ... title Belgium work The World Factbook publisher United States Central Intelligence Agency accessdate ... as those of other major international organization s, including NATO . Belgium covers an area of convert ... boundary between Germanic languages Germanic and Latin Europe , Belgium s two largest regions are the Dutch language Dutch speaking region of Flemish Region Flanders in the north, with 58 of the population, and the French language French speaking southern region of Wallonia , inhabited by 32 . The Brussels Capital Region , although officially bilingual, is a mostly French speaking List of enclaves ... axl EtatsNsouverains bruxelles capitale.htm accessdate 2007 06 18 br cite web title About Belgium ... Belgian Federal Public Service ministry Embassy of Belgium in the Republic of Korea url http www.belgium.or.kr ... The capital of Belgium, Brussels, is an enclave within Flanders. work Microsoft Encarta Online Encyclopedia ... is divided into three increasingly autonomous regions Dutch speaking Flanders in the north mostly French ... more details
Infobox Belgian political party party name ProDG party logo File Pro Deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft ProDG .png 250 px colorcode orange leader Oliver Paasch foundation 2001 ideology Christian democracy , br Regionalism politics Regionalism international None european European Free Alliance europarl None colours Orange, Blue cartel names PDB PJU and PDB headquarters Kaperberg 6, 4700 Eupen website http www.prodg.be www.prodg.be ProDG Pro deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft , is a political party active in the German speaking community of Belgium . The party groups politicians from the previous Party of German speaking Belgians PDB and PJU parties. The party was formed in 2008 and figured on the voting bulletins at first in 2009. Following the Belgian regional elections, 2009 2009 regional election , the party won 4 out of 25 seats in the Parliament of the German speaking Community Parliament and participates in the regional Government of the German speaking Community of Belgium with two ministers. ref http www.deredactie.be cm vrtnieuws.english news 090612 German coalition flandersnews.be June 12, 2009, Coalition accord in German speaking Belgium ref References Reflist External links http www.prodg.be Official home page in German Belgium party stub Members of the European Free Alliance Belgian political parties Category Political parties established in 2001 Category Politics of Europe Category Political parties in the German speaking Community of Belgium br ProDG ca Pro deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft cs Partei der deutschsprachigen Belgier de ProDG eo ProDG fr ProDG nl ProDG ... more details
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