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German emergency services train at U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern
By Rick Scavetta and Helen Tesfai (U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern)
SEMBACH, Germany – During recent training, German police negotiators practiced talking out a masked hostage-taker from U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern’s fire station at Sembach Kaserne.
At Kaiserslautern Army Depot, a nearby garrison installation, German firefighter trainees get hands-on experience with an emergency situation among Army tanker trucks and heavy equipment.
Events like these represent a longstanding cooperation between the garrison’s Department of Emergency Services and local German police and firefighters, said Juergen Stegner, the garrison fire chief.
“It’s all about team work. When we practice together is shows the great relationship,” Stegner said. “We have 100 percent cooperation with German authorities and in case we need them, we have their support.”
Lt. Col. Lars Zetterstrom, commander of U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern, agreed and thanked those involved for making the exercises successful.
"The garrison's partnership and friendship with our German hosts is critical, but none can be more important than our mutual emergency services' efforts to protect our families, friends and neighbors,” Zetterstrom said.
During the simulated Sembach standoff, a faceless criminal held a fake knife to garrison firefighter Wolfgang Zell’s neck, shouting his demands to German hostage negotiators. A SWAT team from the Rhineland Pfalz state police held positions nearby, waiting for orders to move in.
Under current status of forces agreements, German police respond to major crimes on post – to include high threat situations such as hostage takers, said Horst Mehlinger, a German police liaison who has worked closely with U.S. forces for three decades. Based in nearby Enkenbach-Alsenborn, the team would likely be the police experts called upon should a crisis arise in the Kaiserslautern area, he said.
Police teams often become familiar with their own training area. Holding an exercise in an area they don’t know well, such as the Sembach firehouse, better tests their abilities and created a more realistic scenario, he said.
“It’s important for our team to know and be aware of the area in case an incident was to happen,” Mehlinger said. “We try to use a lot different installations – places where something might happen.”
Meanwhile, at the depot, soon-to-be German firefighters run long hoses across in a remote corner of post, where the Theater Logistics Support Center Europe parks its green camouflaged-colored Army trucks.
The garrison has fire stations in Sembach, Miesau and in the east end of Kaiserslautern. In each area, the garrison maintains mutual aid agreements with local German communities to support each other when fires or other emergencies occur. The TLSC-E, a garrison tenant organization, routinely supports German firefighters during the hands-on part of the three-month basic training, giving them space and equipment to simulate emergency situations.
"On this installation, we have all kinds of possibilities" said Kaiserslautern Fire Chief, Achim Mueller. "We don't bother anyone. We can train on a tanker truck or on any other vehicle."
Sweating inside fireproof uniforms and helmets under the midday sun, trainees took turns in dragging comrades over gravel, simulating a rescue as instructor Mark Denzer barked orders.
The exercise is designed to push trainees to their limit, physically and mentally, Denzer said.
The firefighters are thankful to be able to train at U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern, Denzer said.
"It is great that this is working so well,” Denzer said “We hope to keep up a good cooperation."
U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern site
(Photo by Helen Tesfai, U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern)
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You were in love once.
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A fun party book. It is an encyclopedia of relationship profiles matched by birth signs. Also uncanny summations of personality types by birthday week. The book therefore gives 4 descriptions for each sign so is much more specific than the usual sun sign book, but still rather general than if you actually had your chart done. Nicely laid out with photos of celebrities of certain weeks and good use of type sizes to set off each profile.
I was referred to the book by Kerry a woman from my deep past with whom I am now contemplating a relationship. So she sent me what the book said about our possible pairing. Since she had been profoundly affected by what insights she gleaned from the book I figured I could at least buy a copy and get on the same page. It was very apt in describing my birth week Taurus II.
I tested it by reading to Catherine about us. Our relationship pairing was called White Noise and pointed out that we had so much trouble communicating that we might as well not talk at all. True enough. It was helpful to know this. That in essence we do not have a shared language. So we were able to adjust to that factor and realize we had to go an additional step to make ourselves clear.
What other pairings Catherine had me read for her regarding her various love interests also resonated with her. And the book totally explained how my pairing with Sheilagh failed because she was so insistent on not receiving complaints that were negative because it interfered with her wish to only see what was nice. The book even warned that such a dynamic could lead to a break-up. The profile of her birth week was also spot on.
The book was hit and miss with other couples I showed it to. It was half right for my friend Cristina and totally off for Peggy and Stacy.
I found it helpful to look up my pairings with various clients just to get a sense of what insights it might have for these pairings. Some of that was quite useful. And it sparked further interest for me in astrology.
As for my new friend Kerry our pairing is said to stimulate creative work especially in the performing arts. And it is true that I have two such pairings with Pisces III that has been extremely stimulating in terms of creative work. With Cristina I made my first real documentary movie and with my teacher Pamela I have been enormously inspired in terms of memoir writing. Kerry too is inspiring me to write new stories as memories come up for me in writing to her. And I am doing the same for her writing.
But as is my nature I'm inclined to take all prophecy with a grain of salt especially ones that seem to require a project because I'm too exhausted to take on any more work. By the same token if it were our natural bent it shouldn't seem like work. I just don't want to go looking for a project just because the book says we are destined in that direction.
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My Logo started with a tetrahedron in 2013. evolved into a merkaba in 2015.
In Egyptian, Mer means a Counter Rotating Field of Light.
Ka means Spirit.
Ba means Body.
it all happenened natuarally in the flow of creation.
Before Math as we know it is Sacred Geometry, which encapsulates life itself.
I was attracted to electronic toys as a child.
I disassembled them to understand them, and put them back together.
Math was the only class besides sports in which I had fun and where everything felt natural.
I made my own electric circuits during the weekend in Junior High.
I started writing code to create shapes at 12 years old.
It’s something that came naturally.
I was a science major in high school without trying to be one.
I’m don’t consider myself a mathmatician but someone with a love for the art.
Sacred Geometry makes Mathematical relationships visual and intuitively natural to understand.
The 2 triangular shapes are tetrahedrons.
When together in opposite directions, create what is called a ‘Merkaba’ or ‘Star Tetrahedron’.
The Merkaba is the basis of all biological lifeforms all across the Universe.
Enlightement is realising the interconnectivity of all that is.
It is when both sides of the brain work together as one.
I use Sacred Geometry because it represents the interconnectivity of the Universe.
We are all connected to one another, to the plants, animals, insects, the wind, water, fire, earth.
Everything in reality, that exists, manifested through the Sacred Geometry proportions.
Every single thing in creation.
Music, emotions, feelings, energy, plants, our bodies, everything is created out a unique sign
wave signatures, that when becoming physical comes out of a sacred geometry pattern.
It represents the physical life emerging out of the spiritual realm.
Crop circles which seem to be created by aliens, are pure sacred geometry.
They seem to communicate something specific based on mathematical relationships.
The Circles showing the mathematical relationships of the merkaba of my logo, represent the Seed of Life.
The Seed of Life is the center of the Flower of Life.
The Flower of Life represents all of life in the Universe.
I view the Merkabah as masculine energy due to its straight lines, and the Seed of Life represents
the feminine energy due to its circular form.
It holds the laws and proportions of everything in existence.
By Superimposing the Male Energy and the Female Energy together, we get the connection of the two.
We all have both energies within us.
When a man and a woman are in love, it creates the most powerful energy within the body.
Sacred Geometry shapes in architecture, sculptures and art have been all over the world for centuries.
The pyramids all over the world from Egypt to Central and South America are examples of this.
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Representatives of the Churches of the Porvoo Communion gathered in Porto, Portugal, between 10 and 12 October 2019 for a consultation entitled ‘The Voice of the Church in the Public Square’. The consultation took place at the Seminário de Vilar in Porto where delegates were made welcome by the Rt Revd Jorge Pina Cabral and the Lusitanian Catholic Apostolic Evangelical Church. The relationship of communion between our churches was grounded and made visible in our gathering together for prayer, celebration of the Eucharist, debates and fellowship. Bishop Sifredo Teixeira from the Methodist Church and Bishop Armando Esteves Domingues from the Roman Catholic Church participated in the conference on one afternoon and brought greetings from their churches.
The consultation took place shortly after the death of the Rt Revd Dr Tore Furberg, sometime Bishop of Visby in the Church of Sweden and Lutheran Co–Chair of the conversations that led to the Porvoo Agreement. We gave thanks for his ministry and the legacy he leaves.
Throughout the consultation we heard and reflected on issues relating to the Church in the Public Square. The Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, Archbishop of Dublin and Bishop of Glendalough, began with a paper entitled ‘Secularism: confused friend or active foe?’ He argued that secularism grew out of the European enlightenment and gave honourable voice to the political will and decision of the people. Secularism has, however, moved into a new situation and needs today to rethink its role in a post–secular age as much as religion does. He argued that a new dialogue is needed, without the language of the victory of one view over the other.
One way of being present in the public square was described by Adrian Harris, Head of Digital Communications in the Church of England, who talked about digital presence. He explained the importance of a strategy of engaging with the worldwide web and social media in a culture where people spend increasing amounts of time online, with a view to enabling people to make contact with church life at a local level. The Church’s new strategy shows how the Church can move from being pre–secular to post–secular.
Lutheran contributions from the Revd Professor Cristina Grenholm from the Church of Sweden and Dr Sven Thore Kloster from the Church of Norway posed questions about the nature of the Church’s involvement in the public square, drawing on the Lutheran doctrine of the two regimes and on practical examples of churches addressing difficult political issues either through seeking consensus or recognising diversity.
A special panel discussion dealt with European relationships with a focus on Brexit. The panel consisted of the Revd Helene Steed from the Church of Ireland, the Revd Dr Ainsley Griffiths from Church in Wales, Ms Miriam Weibye from Scottish Episcopal Church and Dr Rachel Jepson from the Church of England. The panel explained the very different views about Brexit prevalent in the UK: church communities are divided and the issue is complex. Those present agreed that relationships between churches can transcend divisions and borders.
The consultation was fortunate to hear from Mr Antonio Marujo, an experienced Portuguese journalist who gave his perspective on the public square in Portuguese society. The religious landscape of Portugal is diverse, but with a dominant Catholic Church. There were expectations among the public that the churches should make a contribution to public discourse and that the churches had to speak. Mr Marujo gave examples of where the churches had contributed in the public debate but also when the churches had declined to speak.
Ms Lena Kumlin and the Revd Dr Tomi Karttunen gave a presentation on the Church of Finland’s profound work on climate change, built on a foundation of Christian theology and ethics. The goal of the Church’s energy and climate strategy was a carbon neutral church by 2030. The Church takes into account the consequences for the environment and climate when developing its business. The Church’s environmental diploma provides an opportunity for parishes to plan their activities in an environmentally friendly way. Environmental and sustainability issues are playing an important part in Finland’s outworking of its presidency of the European Union.
The Porvoo Communion Church Leaders’ Consultation concluded with a visit to a Lusitanian parish for evening prayer followed by dinner and cultural evening. The Porvoo Contact Group expresses its gratitude to the Lusitanian Catholic Apostolic Evangelical Church, to the Rt Revd Jorge Pina Cabral, the Revd Sérgio Alves, Ms Catarina Sá Couto Mr Richard Domingues and Mr José Sequeira for making members so welcome to Seminário de Vilar and the city of Porto. The Group looks towards its 2020 meeting: a theological conference hosted by the Church of Sweden.
Participants
Church in Wales
The Revd Dr Ainsley Griffiths
Church of England
The Revd Dr William Adam (Anglican Co–Secretary)
Dr Rachel Jepson
The Revd Dr Anderson Jeremiah
Mr Adrian Harris
Church of Iceland
The Revd Dr Sigurður Árni Þorðarson
Svana Helen Björnsdóttir
Church of Ireland
The Revd Helene Steed
The Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson (Anglican Co–Chair)
Church of Norway
Dr Sven Thore Kloster
Ms Berit Hagen Agøy
Mr Christoffer Solbakken
Church of Sweden
The Revd Prof Christina Grenholm
The Revd Per Kristiansson
The Revd Dr Erik Berggren (Lutheran Co–Secretary)
Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Revd Tauno Teder
Ms Kadri Eliisabet Põder
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark
The Revd Dr Thorsten Rørbæk
The Revd Christina Rygaard Christiansen
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland
The Rt Revd Dr Matti Repo (Lutheran Co–Chair)
Ms Lena Kumlin
M.Th. Suvi–Tuulia Vaara
The Revd Dr Tomi Karttunen
Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church Abroad
The Very Revd Andris Abakuks
Ms Rūta Abakuks
Ms Inguna Mieze
Lusitanian Catholic Apostolic Evangelical Church – Portugal
The Rt Revd Jorge Pina Cabral
The Revd Sérgio Alves
Ms Catarina Sá Couto
Mr José Sequeira
Reformed Episcopal Church of Spain
The Revd Spencer Reece
The Revd José António Esteban
The Revd Daniel Caravaca
Scottish Episcopal Church
Ms Miriam Weibey
The Rt Revd Ian Paton
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