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The new season of the reality show "i'm a star – get me out of here!" Has started the twelfth round. And it's not just the australian jungle that's in the news. The viewers' reactions on facebook and twitter fluctuate between "why is anyone watching this??" And "who do i want to see suffer in the next jungle test??"

Some people lament about daniele and his cigarette withdrawal, while others cheer for matthias mangiapane when he has to survive one test after another with cow urine and pig semen in his mouth.

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Several times mayor armin warmuth (CSU) praised the "extraordinary performance" in the youngest meeting of the foundation committee the employee in the burgerspital: "the majority of the population and we from the administration know what has been achieved here." This was also echoed by city councillors, for example dr. Reinhard schaupp (SPD), who helped test residents and staff at short notice: "the staff did everything they could to keep the facility running." And there was not only praise, but also money for the caregivers.

A special arrangement for disasters made it possible, among other things, to pay out 130 euros a month tax-free in catering costs, warmuth reported. In addition, according to the director of the home, guido gombarek, 28 of the 36 employees will receive the care bonus with their july salary, i.E. Up to 1000 euros extra for full-time employees. The remaining eight employees were currently not yet meet the requirements. In addition, the mayor referred to private donations for the staff.

Anger over accusations

At the beginning of his review, gombarek gave vent to his anger about what he saw as false accusations on the internet: "i can assure you that all precautionary measures have been taken at the burgerspital", he emphasized. Even before the warning by the home supervisor, the senior citizens’ home reacted and: "as soon as the first resident showed symptoms, contact barriers were imposed." Claims that employees came back from skiing vacations and infected others were made up. According to his records, all infected employees had at least four weeks between their last vacation and the infection.

As reported to the police, an unidentified road user failed to stop with his car in the period from 15. Up to 22. November, presumably in the local area of wiesentheid, and damaged the front left of a parked black VW. The victim was unable to give the exact location of the accident because he did not notice the damage to his car until later. The damage to the car is estimated at 1000 euros.

Disregarded right of way

To a traffic accident with a damage of together 9500 euro it came on friday at 6.45 o’clock in mainstockheim. At the time of the accident, a 22-year-old man was driving his car along schlossstrasse in the direction of hauptstrabe. At the blind junction, the young man only saw a light of an oncoming car in the traffic mirror. He got lost in the distance of this car and drove into the main road. In the process, he collided with the car of a 24-year-old man coming from the direction of dettelbach.

Money purse stolen from shopping bag

An unknown perpetrator, described as a 1.65 meter tall, slim man with short black hair, stole the purse of a 61-year-old woman at the lidl store in wiesentheid at around 9 a.M. On friday and tried to withdraw money unsuccessfully with the stolen credit card at an ATM in the immediate vicinity of the crime scene a short time later. The 61-year-old had put the wallet in her handbag during the shopping trip, which in turn was in the shopping cart. In an unsupervised moment, the unknown perpetrator stole the wallet from the bag.

Themed hiking trails are in demand among hikers today, because it has been recognized that the modern hiker not only roams through the area, but also wants to experience something of cultural and historical interest. A site meeting of the habbergverein ermershausen with representatives of the habberge nature park at the wolfsgrube on the "rehberg" in ermershausen, 2011 had led to the idea of creating a theme trail in the area of ermershausen, birkenfeld and dippach.
At the time, no one among the people in charge in ermershausen had any idea of the work the undertaking would entail. Now, after about a year, the project is complete. The name was found very quickly, because almost all the objects along the ten-kilometer-long "huttenweg" are located here the three villages of ermershausen, birkenfeld and dippach used to have something to do with the lordship of the land.
From the town hall in ermershausen, the path with the red tower leads to a suhne cross at the "kohlplatte". The history of this cross is almost 400 years old: the thirty years war (1618 – 1648) had brought a very hard time for the village of ermershausen, which was situated on a busy military road. The war hordes passing through the town took a heavy toll on the people's bodies and money. That is why the people of ermershausen sent out guards again and again to report enemy soldiers. 1648 a single rider jolted along the old baunach road. The tower guard spotted the horseman and shot him dead. He held in his hands a scroll of parchment, which reported on the conclusion of peace and was to be brought to konigshofen. The suhne cross at the "kohlplatte commemorates the place where the messenger of peace breathed his last.
From there, the B279 is crossed and the theme trail leads to the wolf pit between ermershausen and allertshausen. A wolf pit is a pit three to four meters deep, usually lined with stones, for catching wolves. In former times the wolf was considered a very dangerous animal, which had to be eliminated.

Station at the jewish cemetery

Further on the path crosses the B 279 again and leads to the jewish cemetery on the rehberg. The resting place was built in 1832 for the jewish population of ermershausen and maroldsweisach. The cemetery is also the final resting place of the grandmother of the former american secretary of state, henry kissinger, karoline kissinger.
The "gesundheitsbrunnlein" was built by freifrau juliane von wollwarth, owner of the castle in birkenfeld. She is a descendant of the von hutten family in the castle of birkenfeld. Many facilities in the area of birkenfeld are to be owed to it.
It is not far from the gesundheitsbrunnlein to the count's castle in birkenfeld. In 1494 johann conrad von hutten built the present castle. The castle was built according to the plans of johann david steingruber, an inspector of the land of brandenburg. Birkenfeld was the smallest market town in bavaria. Since freifrau juliane von wollwarth married count franz carl zu ortenburg in 1841, the castle and estate became the property of the counts of ortenburg with their ancestral seat in tambach.

Users also didn’t have to worry about their pictures showing up in ads without being asked. Very broadly worded new rules had allowed such interpretations and caused uproar among users. Many declared to leave instagram. The platform taken over by facebook is one of the most popular photo services on the net, with at least 100 million users.

Instagram users were particularly upset by one point in the new rules, according to which instagram could, if interpreted literally, make images and other data available to advertisers and collect money for it. But what is meant here is that a user can, for example, see which of his friends have subscribed to the photos of a certain company on instagram, systrom explained on tuesday evening. "It is our fault that the phrases are confusing." A new version should be clearer. The photos still belong to the users, no one wants to mess with that.

Unfounded is also the fear that instagram images could appear in ads, systrom explained. "We have no such plans and will therefore remove the wording that raises this question." Instagram wants to prevent classic storied ads like banner ads. Instead, the idea is to introduce users to instagram accounts and content that may be of interest to them, and to make money from it.

Raschmitha deshan is four years old and lives with his family in a small farming village in sri lanka. The boy is seriously ill. "He has leukemia, says monika dippold, who herself comes from the island state in the indian ocean and who, together with her comrades-in-arms in the association "direkthilfe sri lanka", is a member of the "direct aid sri lanka" association is doing reconstruction work in their home country and supporting the sick and needy. "Now we want to help raschmitha", says the 68-year-old, who lives in kubelhof near rugendorf.

The devastating tsunami

The association "direct aid sri lanka, the organization, which depends on donations for its projects, was founded in 2005 as a direct aid organization for the survivors of the victims of the severe tsunami at christmas 2004. "By working directly with local people, we have ensured from the outset that all donations go directly to where they are needed, without incurring unnecessary administrative costs", dippold notes.
Building materials, clothing, mattresses, food, household appliances and school books were purchased in 2005 and distributed to the people affected by the tsunami in pinwatta, panadura, hiddaruwa, kosgoda and kalutara in the southwest of the country.

Sponsored children

Many activities were started in the following years, the sponsored children in the holy cross college in kalutara were helped again and again, a contribution was made to offer orphans as well as seriously ill and disabled children in sri lanka a future. "But we have also collected money to enable women to have serious operations", reports monica dippold.

Tuesday night, 10 p.M. The concert of a popular band is over and almost 4500 people make their way to the parking garage near the venue.

Before reaching the car, there is first of all a stop at the cash machine. What the machine wants is clear: the parking ticket!

But that only seems to occur to some contemporaries at the last second. And a frantic search begins for the card, which is believed to have disappeared into the depths of a handbag shortly after entering the parking garage.

Wolfram graeber sees it with one laughing and one crying eye. The chairman of the association "friends of the upper gate" is pleased with the popularity of the upper gate and the willingness to donate to the historical monument delighted. He is less happy when he thinks about the upcoming meeting in march next year. Because then young, committed people are urgently needed. "Volunteering is the mirror image of our society", he says. "More and more elbows and less and less willingness to volunteer." The members of the tower association are also getting older and older, complains the chairman. And young members are rare.

The goal is to continue what has been achieved in the coming years. Wolfram graeber is happy that he and his comrades-in-arms have made the historic city tower accessible to the public. For decades the gate was locked and only occasionally accessed by authorized persons via a ladder. The staircase – financed by donations – was the first piece of furniture of the tower association.

The city gate was open during all market days and special tours this year. The association used to charge an entrance fee of one euro, but in the meantime wolfram graeber has withdrawn from it. A donation jar will be placed instead. "Once people see the unspoiled monument and enjoy the view of the old town and the rhon, they are so enthusiastic that they even throw ten euros into the jar." These rude donors are mostly tourists. Recently, wolfram graeber has noticed a very good response from thuringia, especially from erfurt and the eichsfeld region. Even people who certainly don’t have much money wanted to donate, says the chairman, who has not failed to notice how many a well-heeled munnerstadter has skilfully sneaked past the donation jar. Wolfram graeber deposited the donated money into his account on monday. This year has seen a number of achievements. The new employees in the castle offer this possibility when requests come in, according to the chairman. The cooperation with the responsible persons in the castle is very good.

The ancient use of "peppering" has given still exists in neufang. The peppering is taken over every year by the neufanger boys of the village youth. On 28. December, the day of remembrance of innocent children, the young men between 18 and 21 go from house to house in their hometowns. After the work is done, the chimney sweeper, the scissor grinder, the pianist, the sack and schnapps carrier, and the hunters and dancers ask nicely for their pepper wages, which are administered by the curator.
The proceeds are traditionally used to finance the pepper dance. The rest of the proceeds from the dance go to charity in neufang. At the official handing over of the donations "ober-pfeffera" announced lorenz kotschenreuther a top result of no less than 3000 euros, which they now want to pass on for charitable purposes within neufang. The largest donation with 2000 euro went to the church administration. The sports club and the voluntary fire department of neufang each received 400 euros, and the KLJB neufang another 200 euros. The donation recipients were full of praise for the young adults. Not only did they keep up the good work, they also showed great commitment to their hometown. The "financial injections came as called. The "peppera announced that they would continue the tradition of "peppering" in the future – a tradition that is unfortunately only maintained in very few villages to continue and nurture.