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Karl Hagemeister - Kemnitzer Heide (1893)

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Karl Hagemeister - Strandbild mit Buche und rotem Laub im Herbst

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Karl Hagemeister

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Karl Hagemeister (1848-1933), White Poppies, 1881, oil on canvas, 78,7 x 116,5 cm

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"It's Not The Cough That Carries You Off, But The Coffin They Carry You Off In." -Fred Hagemeister

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K I S S - © Lina Hagemeister

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Karl Hagemeister

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Birthdays 11.18

Beer Birthdays

Charles Buxton (1823)

Florentinus De Boeck (1826)

Eugene Hack (1840)

Henry F. Hagemeister (1855)

Peter Hoey (1979)

Rob Kent

Robin Goldstein

Five Favorite Birthdays

Margaret Atwood; Canadian writer (1939)

Alan Moore; writer (1953)

Graham Parker; rock singer, songwriter (1950)

Alan Shepard; astronaut (1923)

Carl Maria von Weber; composer (1786)

Famous Birthdays

Hank Ballard; singer, songwriter (1927)

Don Cherry; jazz trumpeter (1936)

Imogene Coca; actor, comedian (1908)

Louis Daguerre; photography pioneer (1789)

Dorothy Dix; journalist (1861)

Mike Epps; comedian (1970)

Linda Evans; actor (1942)

Alan Dean Foster; writer (1948)

George H. Gallup; pollster (1901)

W.S. Gilbert; English lyricist (1836)

Asa Gray; botanist (1810)

David Hemmings; English actor (1941)

August Kundt; German physicist (1839)

Wyndham Lewis; English artist (1882)

Delroy Lindo; actor (1952)

Johnny Mercer; songwriter (1909)

Mickey Mouse; cartoon character (1928)

Kevin Nealon; comedian, actor (1953)

Eugene Ormandy; orchestra conductor (1899)

David Ortiz; Boston Red Sox 1B (1975)

Ignace Paderewski; pianist, composer (1860)

Elizabeth Perkins; actor (1960)

Chloe Sevigny; actor (1974)

Duncan Sheik; pop singer, songwriter (1969)

William Shenstone; Scottish writer (1714)

Sojourner Truth; abolitionist (1797)

Brenda Vaccaro; actor (1939)

Kim Wilde; English pop singer (1960)

David Wilkie; Scottish artist (1785)

Owen Wilson; actor (1968)

Peta Wilson; actor (1970)

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New Post has been published on https://www.packernet.com/blog/2023/05/30/training-camp-green-bay-packers-and-the-birthplace-of-champions/

Training Camp - Green Bay Packers and the Birthplace of Champions

When it comes to the storied history of the Green Bay Packers, one cannot overlook the significance of their training camp. Nestled in the heart of Green Bay, Wisconsin, this small Midwestern city has been the breeding ground for champions, shaping the team’s legacy and contributing to their unparalleled success in the National Football League (NFL). Join us as we delve into the captivating history of the Green Bay Packers’ training camp and its impact on the team’s enduring tradition.

Origins and Early Years

The origins of the Green Bay Packers training camp can be traced back to the team’s humble beginnings in 1919. Back then, the Packers were an amateur team led by Earl “Curly” Lambeau and George Calhoun. They practiced at Hagemeister Park, a local recreational area, and nearby Bellevue Park. However, as the team grew in prominence, they recognized the need for a dedicated training facility.

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Foundational Years at Rockwood Lodge

In 1946, the Packers established their first official training camp at Rockwood Lodge, a serene property situated on the outskirts of Green Bay. The lodge, previously owned by the Cofrin family, provided a secluded and picturesque environment for players to focus on honing their skills. It quickly became a place of camaraderie, discipline, and hard work.

Rockwood Lodge remained the Packers’ training camp for over two decades, witnessing numerous successes and helping shape legendary players. Under the guidance of iconic coaches like Vince Lombardi, the Packers secured five NFL Championships and the first two Super Bowl titles during their tenure at Rockwood Lodge.

A New Era: St. Norbert College

In 1995, the Packers’ training camp underwent a significant change when they moved their operations to St. Norbert College in De Pere, a neighboring city. The decision brought the team closer to its fanbase while providing modern amenities and ample facilities to accommodate the growing demands of a professional football team.

St. Norbert College became the perfect host for the Packers’ training camp, keeping the team close to its state-of-the-art training facilities, and easy access for fans to observe practices. The Packers’ Don Hutson Center, named after the legendary Packers receiver, serves as an indoor practice facility, allowing the team to train regardless of the unpredictable Wisconsin weather.

The Intangible Spirit of Green Bay

Beyond the training facilities themselves, what truly sets the Packers’ training camp apart is the spirit of Green Bay and its unwavering support for the team. The city of Green Bay has a unique bond with its football team, unparalleled by any other city in the NFL. In the old days during training camp local residents would open their homes to players, creating an atmosphere of warmth, hospitality, and genuine passion for the game.

The annual Packers Family Night practice, held at Lambeau Field, has become a cherished tradition, drawing thousands of fans eager to catch a glimpse of their favorite players. The support and dedication from the fans make the training camp experience in Green Bay truly special.

Enduring Success and the Road Ahead

The Green Bay Packers’ training camp has been a foundation for the team’s long-standing success. It has forged a culture of hard work, perseverance, and unity that has permeated through generations of players. From the Lombardi-era dynasties to the modern successes led by the likes of Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers, the training camp remains an integral part of the Packers’ identity.

As the Packers move into the future, their training camp will continue to be a critical element in building winning teams. The combination of the team’s rich history, the passion of its fans, and the excellent facilities in Green Bay ensures that this tradition will persist for years to come.

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Karl Hagemeister - Meadow landscape (ca. 1887)

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Karl Hagemeister - Märkische Uferlandschaft

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KARL HAGEMEISTER

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The Protocols

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Studentenstammtisch in der Bethanien Akademie Moers

Duale Studierende in der Bethanien Akademie Moers können sich bei regelmäßigen Treffen über ihre Ausbildung und ihr Studium austauschen In lockerer und vertrauter Atmosphäre über das Uni-Leben, die nächsten Klausuren oder die Arbeit auf der Station austauschen – das können Studierende im Krankenhaus Bethanien beim Studentenstammtisch. Regelmäßig kommen kleine Gruppen von dualen Student:innen zusammen, um sich über ihren Studiengang „Pflege“ auszutauschen. „Sechs Studierende fördern wir aktuell in unseren Ausbildungsjahrgängen, die nächsten vier Plätze stehen kurz vor der Vergabe“, erklärt Birsel Kasilmis, Leiterin der Pflegefachschule Bethanien Moers. Studierende aus unterschiedlichen Semestern können sich in gewohnter Umgebung Tipps geben, sich Mut zusprechen und Hilfestellungen bei konkreten Aufgaben geben. Annika Junge, Berufspädagogin in der Bethanien Akademie, steht den Studierenden als Ansprechpartnerin zur Seite. Sie begleitet sie auch während ihrer Ausbildung zur bzw. zum Pflegefachmann/-frau. Organisatorische wie auch fachliche Fragen können mit ihr geklärt werden.  Neben Theorie- und Praxisblöcken in ihrer Ausbildung in der Bethanien Akademie absolvieren die Studierenden Präsenztage in der Hochschule Niederrhein. „Dafür und auch für die Klausuren stellen wir die Studentinnen und Studenten frei“, erklärt Kasilmis. Daneben finanziert die Stiftung Bethanien die Studiengebühren. „Ich habe mich für das Studium entschieden, weil es mir noch einmal einen anderen Blick auf die Pflege gibt. Man versteht, was für Studien und politische Entscheidungen dort hinter stehen“, erklärt Studentin Merle Hagemeister, eine der ersten dualen Studentinnen in der Pflege an der Bethanien Akademie. Merrit Geldermann ist aktuell im ersten Semester, kann aber bereits den Mehrwert des Studiums erkennen: „Man versteht den Zusammenhang zwischen der Theorie und Praxis noch besser und kann die Erfahrungen in die Praxis übertragen.“ INFORMATION Die Bethanien Akademie Moers freut sich jederzeit über Bewerbungen. Bitte richten Sie diese an die Pflegefachschule der Bethanien Akademie Moers, Bethanienstraße 21, 47441 Moers oder per Mail an pflegefachschule@bethanienmoers.de oder an ausbildung@bethanienmoers.de. PRESSEFOTO Merle Hagemeister (re.) und Merrit Geldermann (li.) unterstützen sich gegenseitig bei Ihrem Studium. Read the full article