#altrichter

[justmuscle4u]

Casey Altrichter 🇺🇸

[atlantes96]

Casey Altrichter - 16.2.25

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Casey Altrichter

[lesser-known-composers]

Antonín Rejcha (1770–1836) - Symphony in F minor - Finale. Allegro assai · ·

Dvořákův komorní orchestr/Petr Altrichter

[anbubisibuna]

Who do you find most boring? Altrichter or Victor?

Altrichter

[atlantes96]

Casey Altrichter @alt_germanjew (insta) 7.1.25

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[dha-episodes]

Season 2 Episode 101:

Nina runs away embarrassed.

Altrichter apparently doesn't mind when two students make out in his office.

Daniel is responsible for the schools reputation.

Magnus wants to do something with Mara. But once again his damn history teacher demands his time.

Nina wants to live under a bridge.

Mara faints and Magnus gets really anxious and bitches at Felix.

Daniel makes Nina less insecure.

Mara and Magnus make the guy selling hotdogs very happy.

[tvueberregional]

Jubiläumskonzert 26.10.24 Kultur Kirche Ketsch Gospel- Jazz Chor Kirrlach

Jubiläumskonzert 26.10.24 in der Kultur Kirche in Ketsch Gospel- und Jazz Chor Kirrlach Der Herbst wird musikalisch - wir freuen uns auf Euch 🥳🎶🤩 26.10.24 JUBILÄUMSKONZERT Kulturkirche Ketsch https://kulturkircheketsch.de/   VVK-Stellen: Buch & Manufakturwaren, Ketsch Kiosk Schmeisser, Ketsch Hobbymarkt Altrichter, Ketsch Bücherinsel, Brühl Bücherinsel, Schwetzingen Alternativ, könnt ihr auch einfach eine Email an tickets@kulturkircheketsch.de senden. Dann werden die Tickets einfach unter dem jeweiligen Namen an der Abendkasse hinterlegt - die Zahlung erfolgt dann vor Ort zum VVK-Preis. Gospel- und Jazz Chor Kirrlach Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GospelJazzChor Webseite: https://gospeljazzchor.de/ Wir, der Gospel- und Jazzchor Kirrlach 1999, schaffen es, Gospel, Jazz, Rock, Blues, Pop und geistliche Lieder zum Leben zu erwecken.Für unseren engagierten Chorleiter, Jochen Seitz, steht die Freude an der Musik im Mittelpunkt und das spüren wir in jeder Chorprobe. Wenn auch dein Herz beim Singen höher schlägt, freuen wir uns, dich in unserer Chorprobe begrüßen zu dürfen. Wir treffen uns dienstags um 19.00 Uhr im Sängerheim des MGV Liederkranz 1864 Kirrlach e.V. in Waghäusel. Weitere Termine: 22.11.24 FESTIVAL DER GUTEN TATEN Badnerlandhalle Neureut 15.12.24 WEIHNACHTSKONZERT MIT MARC MARSHALL St. Kornelius & Cyprian Kirche Waghäusel     Unsere Familie Der Gospel- und Jazzchor Kirrlach 1999 ist Mitglied der Sängerfamilie des MGV Liederkranz 1864 Kirrlach e.V. Alle Informationen zur Satzung, den weiteren Chören und unserem Vorstand findest du auf der Website des Liederkranz 1864 Kirrlach.   Unser Chorleiter Jochen Seitz  Vollblutmusiker/ Baujahr 84/ Dirigent/ Musikhochschule Saarbrücken/ Sänger/ Pianist/ Souffleur/ Papa/ Lehrer für Musik- und Religionslehre/ Motivator/ Gospel und Jazzchor-Leiter Kirrlach seit 2018/ Meister der lauten und leisen Töne/ Ehrgeizig/ Optimist/ Impulsgeber/ Rhythmus im Blut/ Music is his first Love   Danke an unsere Unterstützer   - Baumann Touristik - Bloom Digitalberatung - Glas Herzog GmbH - Heitlinger Golf Resort - Kohler Gartendesign - Klevenz Treppen- und Biegetechnik - Oechsler – Ihr Gipser- und Stuckateurteam - Sparkasse Karlsruhe Ettlingen, Filiale Kirrlach - Volksbank Kraichgau, Geschäftsstelle Kirrlach - Weingut Heitlinger - Wikka – Fenster, Türen, Rolladen Lesen Sie den ganzen Artikel

[birgitdonnabauer]

Scroobly

Scroobly

Verwendung im VS

Monodiziplinär – nur für ein Fach

Transdisziplinär – fächerübergreifend 2 Fächer betreffend

Interdisziplinär – fächerübergreifend und in verschiedensten Bereichen anwendbar

und kommunikationsfördernd

Musik-Notenwerte bildnerisch darstellen….

-hohe und tiefe…Bewegungsmuster dazu machen…groß werden, klein werden

-lange verharren in einer Position und schneller Bewegungswechsel

WORLDCAFE – Methode  

a-Idee präsentieren 2 min Zeit (auch den Grundgedanken dahinter, erklären), mit großer Sanduhr die 2 min anzeigen.  

b-Bedanken

b-zusammenfassen

b-stellt fragen

+dann im Zweiergespräch zueinander sprechen.

    Bedanken=gewaltfreie Kommunikation (Zittierquelle: Rosenberg M.)

 Aktionsforschung (Zittierquelle: Altrichter, und Feld- u. Fallforschung)

Für Arbeiten immer einen Zeitraum für eigene Gedanken einplanen, diese mit Quellen begründen = angewandte Praxisforschung.

[leeyunceo]

Municipal House, Smetana Hall Prague Do 07.03.2024 um 19:30

Prague Symphony Orchestra ・ Petr Altrichter Klavier : Ivan Klánsky Sopran : Lada Bočková

[kurtsaltrichter]

Kurt S. Altrichter - Stimulus and Vaccine Optimism Power Markets Higher in the First Quarter

The first quarter of 2021 was marked by several macro- and micro-economic surprises that resulted in increased market volatility compared to the fourth quarter of 2020. However, additional economic stimulus combined with accelerating COVID-19 vaccine distribution and a decline in coronavirus cases helped stocks start the new year with solid gains.

The first surprise of 2021 came on January 5th when both Democratic candidates won Georgia Senate seats in the runoff election, giving the Democratic party a majority in the Senate and control of Congress and the presidency. The very next day, during confirmation of the November 2020 presidential election results, protestors stormed the U.S. Capitol, causing a temporary delay to the election certification and marking a historically tragic day in the U.S. democratic process. But after that short delay, Joe Biden was certified as the winner of the 2020 election and became president-elect of the United States. Both the surprise election results and the incident at the Capitol caused a volatile start to the new year.

In late January, after two weeks of relative calm, market volatility returned, this time driven by a historic short squeeze in videogame retailer GameStop (GME). The disorderly trading in GameStop and select other stocks caused broader market volatility, primarily due to fears of losses inflicted on large hedge funds because of the various short squeezes. Those factors combined to pressure stocks and the S&P 500 finished January with a modest loss.

But concerns of widespread losses due to GameStop trading ultimately proved unfounded, and the volatility linked to the GameStop saga dissipated in early February. And as trading returned to normal, investors began to focus on macro-economic positives. First, the Democratic controlled government immediately began steps to pass another massive economic stimulus bill, and that helped stocks rally in early February. Second, vaccine distribution throughout the U.S. meaningfully accelerated in February. That increased distribution combined with the authorization of a single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine helped investors embrace the idea that the end of the pandemic was now possibly just months away, and that sentiment helped stocks rally further. Finally, COVID-19 cases began to decline rapidly in the U.S., leading to economic re-openings in several states. The S&P 500 recouped all of January’s losses and ended February slightly positive for the year.

Equity markets continued to rally in early March as investors began to price in a looming economic recovery following the passage of the massive $1.9 trillion economic stimulus bill, which President Biden signed on March 11th. That new stimulus, combined with COVID-19 vaccine distribution reaching 2.5 million doses/day, resulted in growing expectations for a full economic reopening and recovery in the coming months. But expectations for an acceleration in economic growth also pushed Treasury yields higher during the month of March. The 10-year Treasury yield surged to fresh one-year highs and the rapid rise in bond yields weighed on stocks periodically throughout March, as higher borrowing costs could become a future headwind on economic growth. But while the risk of high yields must be monitored going forward, it was not enough to offset the reality of historic economic stimulus and improvement in the pandemic, and stocks drifted higher to finish the quarter with solid gains.

The first quarter of 2021 at times reminded investors of the volatility and unpredictable nature of markets that we all witnessed in 2020; however, just like markets proved resilient last year, stocks overcame multiple surprises during the first quarter to provide another positive quarterly return.

1st Quarter Performance Review

Expectations of a post-COVID-19 economic recovery drove market performance in the first quarter, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average outperformed both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 due to the underperformance of technology shares.

By market capitalization, small-cap stocks, which are historically more sensitive to changes in economic growth, outperformed large-cap stocks as COVID-19 cases declined and numerous states partially or fully reopened their economies, leading investors to expect a broad acceleration in future economic activity.

From an investment style standpoint, value handily outperformed growth for a second consecutive quarter. The substantial outperformance by value stocks once again underscored increasing investor optimism for an economic rebound in the coming months.

On a sector level, all 11 S&P 500 sectors finished the first quarter with positive returns. Cyclical sectors, including energy, financials, industrials, and materials led markets higher for the second straight quarter. As mentioned, expectations of an acceleration in future economic growth (again, mainly a product of stimulus and COVID-19 vaccine distribution), combined with higher bond yields and fears of potentially rising inflation, drove the cyclical sector outperformance in the first quarter.

One of the biggest sector laggards in the first quarter was tech as investors rotated out of tech stocks and into cyclical sectors as they positioned for an acceleration of economic activity that is expected to come with a full economic reopening. Traditionally defensive sectors such as utilities, health care, and consumer staples also underperformed the S&P 500 on the expectations of a strong economic rebound.

International Markets

Internationally, foreign markets saw positive returns in the first quarter thanks to declining COVID-19 cases, continued progress on vaccinations, and initial signs of an economic reopening across the EU and UK. Emerging markets also rallied in the first quarter on hopes of a global economic recovery, although they underperformed foreign developed markets due to headwinds from a stronger U.S. dollar and economic turmoil in Turkey following the firing of the head of the Turkish central bank. Both foreign developed and emerging markets underperformed the S&P 500 in the first quarter.

Commodity Markets

Commodities posted strong gains for the second quarter in a row and notably outperformed the S&P 500 over the past three months. Major commodity indices were led higher by a large rally in crude oil futures as investors anticipated an increase in demand for both oil and refined products as the global economy begins to normalize. Gold, however, posted another quarterly decline despite rising fears of higher inflation, as a stronger U.S. dollar combined with the increasing popularity of alternative investments such as Bitcoin dampened demand for the precious metal.

Fixed Income Markets

Switching to fixed income markets, quarterly total returns for most bond classes were negative for the first time in more than two years. Massive economic stimulus combined with COVID-19 vaccinations led to an acceleration in economic growth expectations in the coming months, but that also resulted in a surge in inflation estimates, which topped a five-year high in the first quarter and that weighed broadly on the fixed income markets.

Looking deeper into the bond markets, longer-duration bonds underperformed those with shorter durations in the first quarter. That substantial underperformance was driven by the Fed’s consistent promise to keep short duration interest rates unchanged while the market priced in higher future levels of inflation, which pressured bonds with longer-dated maturities.

In the corporate debt markets, lower quality but higher yielding bonds handily outperformed investment grade bonds. That further confirms that during the first quarter of 2021 investors were positioning for a broad economic rebound later in the year. Investment grade corporate bonds underperformed as investors embraced more risk in their fixed income portfolios and as the decline in longer-dated Treasury bonds weighed on higher quality debt.

Second Quarter Market Outlook

As we begin the second quarter, the outlook for markets remains broadly positive. Monies from the recently passed stimulus bill are now entering the economy on a personal, corporate and government level, and those funds should help to spur economic growth in the months ahead.

Additionally, while the COVID-19 outlook has recently dimmed in Europe, the outlook for the U.S. remains generally positive. Vaccine distribution continues to accelerate, with the goal of having vaccines available to all adults nationwide by May. As a result, it is not unreasonable to think the pandemic will be declared “over” by the early summer (although obviously COVID-19 inflections will continue, just not at a pandemic level that requires a large-scale government response).

Meanwhile, the outlook for the economic recovery remains bright, with improvement across multiple economic indicators, while the Federal Reserve has pledged numerous times in recent months to continue to keep interest rates low and its quantitative easing (QE) program ongoing until the economy returns to pre-pandemic activity levels.

Those factors all provide substantial support for markets as we begin the second quarter.

But as the first quarter clearly demonstrated, there are always risks that need to be monitored. First, rising bond yields caused volatility in late February and throughout March, and if the pace of the rise in bond yields accelerates, we can expect more stock and bond market volatility as high interest rates are a threat to the economic recovery.

Similarly, investors are expecting inflation to accelerate as historically massive stimulus fuels the economic recovery. Right now, Federal Reserve officials expect any increase in inflation to be temporary, but if that expectation proves to be incorrect, then the Fed will have to remove stimulus via a reduction in the current QE program, and that is not priced into markets right now.

Regarding the pandemic, while the trend in the U.S. is clearly positive, parts of Europe are struggling with vaccine supply, and there is always the risk of a broader vaccine supply disruption or of a new COVID-19 strain that renders vaccines less effective, and any of those events would pose a threat to the rally in the stock market.

From a fiscal standpoint, the multiple rounds of stimulus that have been unleashed upon the economy since the pandemic began have resulted in very large increases to the national debt and federal deficits, and the recently passed stimulus bill only exacerbated those existing issues. So far, markets haven’t experienced any negative impacts related to the growing debt or deficits, but these high levels of debt and deficits represent longer-term risks to U.S. financial stability, and it remains unclear when those risks will begin to impact asset prices.

Finally, so far in 2021 markets have embraced the Democratic agenda of more economic stimulus. However, numerous prominent Democrats are also in favor of increased corporate, personal and investment taxes, and if those efforts gain momentum, we can expect that to have a negative impact on equity returns.

In sum, the start of 2021 showed that even though 2020 is behind us and the pandemic is likely closer to the end than the beginning, volatility and macro-economic surprises will remain with us, and as such we should all remain prepared for continued volatility.

If you have any questions, please reach out to me directly or schedule a time to connect here.

Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS®

Fiduciary Advisor | President

Direct: 952.828.5336

Email: kurt@ivoryhill.com | ivoryhill.com

8400 Normandale Lake Blvd, Bloomington, MN 55437

[transistoradio]

Four Czech movie posters with art by Rudolf Altrichter.

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Movie poster designed for Vladimír Bahna’s war drama by Slovak self-taught fine artist, graphic designer and typographer Rudolf Altrichter, 1961.

[mara-und-magnus]

Ranking "Das Haus Anubis" Couples

7. Luzy and Max (the one from season 3)

I loved the Max in season 2 so so much...I was so disappointed when they replaced him. He wasn't the same anymore and the relationship of him and Lucy was so different as well. They were just annoying and had no chemistry in my opinion.

6. Mara and Kaya

They were horrible together, weren't they? I mean Kaya was never there for her, he didn't help her with her room, he laughed with the others when she humiliated herself by dressing like Delia, etc....they just don't work. They always say all the wrong things...they just don't understand each other. Also, I feel like Mara really was only Kaya's second choice and Mara only liked Kaya, because he was hot.

5. Nina and Daniel

I don't know if this is an unpopular opinion, but I don't like them that much. They are ok in season 1 and 3, but god I hated them so much in season 2. They were really annoying and I will never forget that Nina cheated on Daniel with Benny. That's unacceptable for me. And I think they are really childish sometimes as well...they need to grow up man. But they had some cute moments in season 1 and 3...

4. Kaya and Delia

I think they were a better couple than Mara and Kaya. I mean their relationship was probably a bit superficial, but they were cute together and gave each other what they needed.

3. Kaya and Charlotte

I really like them together. Even when they are doing their stupid bets. They have fun together and they like each other exactly the way they are. Kaya was so different with her than he was with every other girl. He really showed a vulnerable, caring side of himself and I loved that.

2. Luzy and Max (the one from season 2)

They were so precious! I loved them and their story so much. They deserved each other and their relationship was so perfect and pure. I will forever be pissed that they were ruined in season 3...

1. Mara and Magnus

Suprise!!! What can I say? I just love them. They didn't just love each other, they made each other love themselves. They were honest with each other, they had fun with each other and they were always a team. Did they have problems as well? Of course! But they always talked about it like grown ups. They always knew that what they have is stronger than anything else! I can easily picture them growing old together. I think they are the kind of couple that will be together forever!

[anbubisibuna]

DHA Magazine Couples

Mara & Magnus

Unintentionally in love

When she got together with Kaya, she was on cloud nine. Kaya is her big love and nothing can break them up, Mara believes. But then, everything gets different. Kaya has less and less time for her and suddenly there is Magnus, who helps her with her room, makes her laugh and just understands her. Nevertheless, she is certain: she likes Kaya. But at the karaoke night, her feelings overwhelm her. As she sings her song, she cannot take her eyes off Magnus.She realizes: she sings the song for Magnus not for Kaya. Overwhelmed, she runs off the stage, but this moment changes everything. When she later kisses Magnus, she is totally confused. What should she do? To escape her feelings, she wants to go away with her sister Malika, but she doesn't have the heart to leave Magnus. She comes back and finally the two become a couple.

Love prediction: Stormy ( 🙄)

Nina and Daniel

Love or Friendship?

Until recently, Nina was totally sure: Daniel is just a friend for her. Since her first day in the House Anubis, she has gotten along extremely well with him. Together they try to solve Sarah's mystery... and get closer and closer. Suddenly Nina gets weak knees when Daniel is near her. What is that supposed to mean? When she dances with Daniel at the school dance, she realizes that she feels more for Daniel than just friendship. Everything could be perfect - but soon after Nina is having doubts again: Is she really in love with Daniel? And then heartthrob Benny shows up and whirls her feelings all over the place. But in the end her love for Daniel wins, because in her heart Nina was always sure : Daniel is the only one for her.

Love prediction: sunny

Luzy

Looking for prince charming

Somehow Luzy is dissatisfied. Everyone is in love and happy, only their dream man is a long time coming. Can she ever fall in love? She is all the more pleased when Rosie predicts that she will have an encounter with someone special. And when Altrichter then announces a new student, Luzy is sure: That must be him! But then the big disappointment- the New student is a girl! Despite this, Luzy still believes in her big love. He is somewhere and she will wait for him - as long as it takes. ( girl just come out the closet)

Love prediction: changeable

Delia & Felix

Onesided Feelings

If Felix had his way, he and Delia would have been a couple for a long time. He's been trying to win her heart for years.He likes everything about Delia: her crazy ideas, her looks, her funny ways. But Delia only sees him as a good friend. Sure she can have alot of fun with Felix and he can be really sweet too, like at the school dance... but Felix as a boyfriend? She really can't imagine that. She's into sporty guys like Kaya or Benny and she likes men like Luka Petkovic or Wolf Radus. But who knows what the future will bring, after all, Nina and Daniel were just friends at first too. And one thing is for sure: It will never get boring with them for sure.

Love prediction: foggy

[dha-episodes]

Season 2 Episode 118

Kaya and Engel save Altrichter.

The Club wants to ask Radus for help.

Mara tells Magnus to do the right thing.

Max' childhood wish becomes true.

Daphne is already planning the vacation with Radus.

Altrichter never ate fries until now.

Raven has his Hannah Montana moment.

[czechfilmreview]

National Street (Národní třída) - Štěpán Altrichter, 2019

National Street (Národní třída) – Štěpán Altrichter, 2019

Never drink in a pub with a flat roof, or so the joke goes back in the UK. It refers to the type of dismal drinking establishments that sprang up on post-war housing estates, where you might encounter all sorts of dodgy characters, addicts and psychos. The same goes in the Czech Republic, too – you might run into a nutter like Vandam (Hynek Čermák) in Štěpán Altrichter’s National Street. Vandam…