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This audio is brought to you by Wearcheck, your condition monitoring specialist. Northern Cape copper company Copper 360 announced on Wednesday that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with DRDGOLD's Far West Gold Recoveries tailings retreatment company to conduct a due diligence on its copper tailings dams to assess their economic copper recovery viability. During the due diligence period, Far West Gold Recoveries will, through an independent expert, determine the total tonnage of tailings material by Lidar survey applying a density of 1.4 tonnes per cubic metre. Copper 360 estimates that there are about 50-million to 60-million tonnes of dump material with grades varying between 0.18% and 1.5% copper in the dumps, with the potential to contain 450 000 t of copper metal in situ. "This potential partnership, if viable, would help us bring more copper to account in such a way that it doesn't distract us from our mining focus," Copper 360 CEO Jan Nelson told Mining Weekly in a Zoom interview following the March 27 news service announcement of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). (Also watch attached Creamer Media video.) During the due diligence, Far West Gold Recoveries will independently assess the economic viability of the copper dumps and if the results are to their satisfaction, the parties will enter into a joint venture agreement. Far West Gold Recoveries will be allowed to acquire 50% interest in the tailings dams at a price to be independently agreed and will become the operator of the dumps, while Copper 360 continues to focus on its many current mining activities, which include commissioning two processing plants at the Rietberg mine and evaluating five new mines. "Our expertise and focus are not tailings treatment although we recognise the potential of the copper dumps. It is therefore logical that we have approached the world leaders in dump retreatment to see if a potential partnership could be negotiated to potentially bring these assets to account if the due diligence is viable," it stated in its JSE news service report. Up to now, the tailings dams have been lower on Copper 360's list of priorities because of the huge capital that is required to turn them to account and Copper 360's greater focus on the hard rock potential of its mining licence. But the advance of the copper price and discussions with DRDGOLD have elevated tailings dam retreatment higher up the priority list, especially since the entry of Far West Gold Recoveries allows Copper 360 to keep its eye firmly where it is meant to be. If the due diligence is negative, Copper 360 will simply continue along its aggressive growth path and if it is positive, a significant copper stream will quickly be added to Copper 360's production line. "The timing is right and opportunity is right," said Nelson. HISTORICAL TAILINGS BUILD-UP The O'Kiep, Carolusberg, Lower NamaCopper and Upper NamaCopper tailings dams were brought into the Copper 360 fold by the reverse listing that Shirley Hayes' SHiP Copper did with Nelson's Big Tree Copper ahead of Copper 360's listing on the JSE's AltX in April last year. The tailings emerged from the O'Kiep copper company of 1937 and were deposited by the Nababeep, O'Kiep, Carolusberg mines from about 1940 all the way up to the 1990s. They now provide potential to bring more revenue to the table without Copper 360 having to bear the total capital burden as well as its potential to add more cash flow to the company and a bigger dividend flow to shareholders. The first thing the strategic partnership would bring is technical capability, gleaned over many decades by DRDGOLD in the field of extracting value from dumped mine material. "If viable, the partner will then, jointly with us, help to carry the capital cost of a plant like this, which could easily be R500-million to R700-million. "We would then not have to carry that alone, and we could maintain our focus on the mining licence, the hard rock, that we're bring...

This audio is brought to you by Wearcheck, your condition monitoring specialist. Energetic Northern Cape copper mining company Copper 360 this week produced the first concentrate from the plant it has just acquired from Nama Copper, which becomes its second concentrator plant and virtually doubles the Johannesburg Stock Exchange AltX company's production capacity. Moreover, the Nama Copper plant has exceeded structural integrity and performance expectations, Copper 360 stated in a stock exchange news service announcement. "We started the plant up last week and yesterday we produced our first concentrate," fast-moving Copper 360 CEO Jan Nelson enthused during a Teams interview. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video.) Copper 360's current focus is to get the two concentrate plants fully operational on view of the significant cash flow that they will generate. At this rate, the pure copper play will be producing close to 1 000 t of copper metal in the next two to three months from the three plants now in operation - the copper platemaking solvent extraction and electrowinning (SX/EW) plant, the modular flotation plant one (MFP 1), which will be in production in the next few months, and now MFP 2, which is already producing. "We've concluded the due diligence on the asset and we've paid the R150-million million of the R200-million that's due and the further R50-million will be funded from three tranches out of future offset on the offtake agreement so, in effect, we've paid the capital that was required. We still need a Section 11 consent but that allows us on a lease basis to run the plant. "We bought Nama Copper because that gives us a second concentrator plant. This has the capacity to treat 20 000 t of rock at about 1.4% copper, It will produce 230 t of copper metal at between 30% to 40% copper concentrate. "The commissioning has gone well. We've already produced copper concentrate within the first four to five days of starting up the plant, and we've had very little problem with the plant," Nelson outlined. A new offtake agreement has been concluded with Fujax UK, an international commodity trading company, which will purchase all the concentrate produced by Nama Copper's MFP 2 on attractive, market-related terms for a period of ten years. Fujax is described as a sort of a sister company to Nama Copper. "They've negotiated very good commercial terms with us for the copper concentrate. We get almost 85% of the existing copper price. But what's important is that the concentrate is taken up at the mine gate, and we receive almost 90% of the concentrate value within a few days, which is very good for us. "With the copper price now shooting up to $9 000/t, this is exactly the right time for us to get into production," Nelson noted. Coming with the deal is a large land area, as well as some 22-million tons of tailings with a copper content of between 0.3% and 0.6% copper. This resource, which represents between R12-billion to R24-billion in copper metal in the ground at a copper price of $9 000/t and an exchange rate of R19 to the dollar, could result in a significant increase of Copper 360's measured and indicated resource category upon further confirmatory drilling. MINE COMMISSIONING Copper 360's Rietberg mine is going into commissioning phase. "We've started the opening of the mine. Our heavy mining equipment is arriving this week, and then we've got some significant drillhole intersections and we're pushing quite hard on that. "When they're in steady state, the revenue from those two plants is almost R80-million rand a month. That'll be the focus along with getting Rietberg into production safely and on time and producing rock. "From there on, the next major focus point will be the construction of a solar plant, and we're in discussions about that, to augment our current energy. "We've just also finished the construction of a generator farm on our operations and where we had about 60% availability as a result of the off-...

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This audio is brought to you by Wearcheck, your condition monitoring specialist. Okiep Copper Company, which mining company Newmont established in 1937, is today one of the 100%-owned subsidiaries of South Africa's Copper 360, the only pure copper play listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Under Newmont, the Okiep Copper Company paid out about R30-million in dividends every year during the 25 years that it operated in the Northern Cape. "That's certainly where we're going with what we are doing now," said Copper 360 CEO Jan Nelson in a Zoom interview with Mining Weekly to mark Copper 360's latest stunning copper discovery in what is proving to be a highly prospective part of South Africa. "We're looking to create immense wealth for South Africa, for our shareholders and the communities around us, by becoming one of the prominent copper players in South Africa. "We're here to create a bright South Africa, create wealth and show that building a world-class company is possible in South Africa and that we can compete with anybody anywhere in the world," said Nelson. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video.) South Africa should always have been excited about the assets Copper 360, which listed in April last year, has in this area. After all, Rietberg, the first of its dozen resources, turned out to be 220% greater than historic data indicated. But this new huge discovery simply lifts the company's copper potential to yet another far-reaching level. The discovery has been made alongside the historic Okiep-linked Tweefontein mine. This mine produced 138 683 t of rock at a recovered grade of, wait for it, 25.4% between 1937 and 1950, the highest grade ever mined in the region. "There is close to 35 m of 4.5% copper on surface, which is massive, and our geophysics show that we've got multiple zones. The significance now is that this shows for the first time that we can have copper deposits in the Northern Cape the size of which you see in Chile, those big openpit mines, but a difference being where Chile's mines are running at a copper grade of about 0.25%, our surface deposits, which are looking to be similar in size, are running at between 2.5% and 4.5%," Nelson enthused. The ongoing drilling under way is being assisted by the orebody being easily accessible. "In the next six months, we'll drill this extensively and then from there, we'll get the mining engineers in on it and hopefully we can plan a significantly huge openpit the size of what you see in Chile and the Democratic Republic of Congo," Nelson outlined. RIETBERG MINING FROM APRIL At the Rietberg mine, the provision of ancillary services is under way to allow the mine to start up in April. "We're very excited about that," said Nelson. The total resource of contained copper at Rietberg has rocketed by 220% to 81 200 t from 25 275 t in 2022, with the maiden and indicated resource of 60 800 t of copper declared. That exceeded expectations and the company is now looking at about R12-billion to R15-billion worth of copper in the ground. A geological team has put all the historical data together and drilling is confirming high-grade zones. From April, three plants will provide a total processing capacity of 70 000 t of ore a month, and consideration is being given to building a fourth plant at the end of the year, which will lift total processing capacity to about 120 000 t a month. "You will have seen that we've just raised about R350-million to accelerate our activities. This includes targeting the new orebodies at Rietberg and the acquiring of Nama Copper. "We've had very good support in that fundraising. We've got another additional facility of R600-million so we've almost got close to R1-billion that we've got available for development. That's come as a result of very good support from fund managers and private individuals that see the potential in Copper 360. "We've even seen our share price come a little bit under pressure and people try to force the price down a ...

This audio is brought to you by Wearcheck, your condition monitoring specialist. Computer programmes that use artificial intelligence (AI) to model orebodies and plan mines optimally have already been introduced by Copper 360, the JSE AltX-listed Northern Cape copper mining company, which is developing the Rietberg copper mine, the first of a dozen copper-mining assets it has on its development list. Next in line for South Africa's only pure copper play, which is already producing copper plate from surface material, will be smartwatches on the wrists of employees to uplift their well-being and even check their heart rates. Then, towards the end of the year, battery operated vehicles capable of halving underground ventilation demand will be looked at. In addition, intense consideration is being given as this article goes to press to the appointment of a chief technology officer to guide the organisation's embrace of state-of-the art technology from within its C-suite. Meanwhile, deployment of technologies such as the internet of things, blockchain and AI are already providing the company with predictive outcomes. Facilitated, too, will be smart contracts - self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement captured in code - which can be used to automate transactions. The possibilities are endless, and the tamper-proof nature of the blockchain adds a healthy measure of data security, reliability and integrity to the mix, Copper 360 CEO Jan Nelson noted in an Op-Ed. "Mining's going to become an industry where, through technology, we'll create a full-cycle business," Nelson elaborated to Mining Weekly in a Zoom interview. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video interview.) "What technology does is allow a small company to suddenly start being very competitive," Nelson enthused. Technology is also enabling great strides to be taken to uplift employee-relations for levels never before experienced: "Can you imagine every one of your employees having a smartwatch," Nelson postured about from-the-wrist information that will elevate mine safety to new heights and even help his team to mine in areas where widths have hitherto been too small for human entry. At Copper 360's debut Rietberg mine alone copper in the ground is estimated to be worth R12-billion to R15-billion. Closely spaced drillholes show ore ready for mining on at least five open and accessible predeveloped levels. Nelson sees the internet of things as being akin to a spiderweb that enables mining companies to be preventive rather than reactive: "We can see things that are going to happen and we can stop them in time." It is also providing improved and faster decision-making and, linked to AI, it enables real-time scenario optimisation. Moreover, blockchain is providing a digital record of everything, while also holding everybody to account in the new world where accountability and sustainability are musts. "Blockchain's extremely efficient to roll into your operations and doesn't cost a lot of money," Nelson remarked. Mining Weekly: Is it essential that the collection of the state-of-the-art technologies be deployed collectively for the overall outcome to be most effective? Nelson: If we had all the money and all the time in the world, I would say yes. It would be fantastic to be able to click your fingers and roll things out, but that's certainly not how we've planned it. There's a progression and part of that comes with proper planning and training. You can't just bombard your people with everything in one go. A progressive, sequential roll out is how we see it being the most efficient. Will new technology create more jobs than it eliminates? There's always a scary thing that people think with technology comes fewer jobs. But if you look at the tech companies and all the tech toys they've supplied us and gadgets that we have, we as human beings are able to do more and be more efficient. That's why I think we're going to use more of our people, but in different...

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Northern Cape copper mining and marketing company Copper 360 is launching a mining school in the Northern Cape, with its eye on how the highly successful Camborne School of Mines in the UK does things. The mining school idea arose during a discussion at a conference set up by the Department of Minerals Resources and Energy. One of the speakers asked the professor hosting the session, 'why don't you start a school of mining like the Camborne School of Mines' and this is what is now being done, Copper 360 CEO Jan Nelson told Mining Weekly in a Zoom interview. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video.) Interestingly, when early mining development took place in South Africa, it was Cornish mineworkers who came across from Cornwall to mine here initially, and Cornwall is where the Camborne School of Mines was established in 1888. Mining Weekly: When will classes begin? Nelson: Within the next two to four weeks. Skills development, first and foremost, is Copper 360's immediate target, along with helping to reduce youth unemployment. "We understand we're not initially going to train mining engineers and confer degrees and diplomas. That's not what we're trying to do. There are good institutions for that. "But it's the category of people below that, who do not have a skill or a job and, and there's such a lot of opportunity in the mining sector for those people, and that's what we want to highlight. "This is about transferring knowledge and skills within a short period of time. As an example, you can train somebody as a sampler within three or four months with a certificate, and then that person's got value," said Nelson. "We won't then have the frustration internally of absorbing a person and then having to train that person. It will be done at the school and that person then can also go out and go and look for a job but he or she has then got a skill that they can use in the industry. We're targeting those types of jobs between grade 12 and what you would find in a diploma or a degree," Nelson explained. Why do you think that Northern Cape mining has the longevity to host education? First and foremost, our own activity tells us that this is the next metal province in terms of copper development, and we've got some spectacular drill results that we'll announce soon that show us that there are big copper deposits. Then there is manganese, iron-ore, lithium, cobalt and huge renewable energy potential and the proposed new Boegoebaai harbour is also going to be developed and built in the province. This is on the way to becoming South Africa's next major economic centre and it's because of all the minerals we have here, all the activity that's going on, and all the investment we see happening here. How will the school be funded? Initially, we will fund the school as part of our social labour and development plan in the community in terms of our mining right. But we're talking to third parties, such as fund managers and some of our suppliers and we're inviting other mining companies to take hands with us and invest because this can also produce skillsets for other companies in our area. I think everybody should come to the party because skills development is one of the most critical issues in our country. Will people have to be from the Northern Cape to attend? Our first target is the people in the Northern Cape province but people can come from other areas and we will make information available on our website where people can follow a link and can apply and send their details. Concordia town in Namakwa district municipality has been selected as the location for the mining school, which will begin with 40 to 50 students and then build up. COPPER WORTH R560-BILLION Fast-moving Copper 360, which was formed in November last year following a reverse takeover of copper producer Big Tree Copper and copper miner SHiP Copper, has more than two-million tonnes of copper at its 12 mines, which is estimated to be worth R560-billion. The Rietberg un...

Copper company Copper 360, which listed on the AltX of the JSE in April, has more than two-million tonnes of copper its 12 mines, which is worth R560-billion, the Junior Indaba heard this week. That copper is shallow, on surface and predeveloped, an upbeat Copper 360 CEO Jan Nelson said in his presentation covered by Mining Weekly. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video.) The Rietberg underground mine that will be brought online by the end of the year, has 25 000 t of copper metal for Copper 360 to mine, worth R1.4-billion. The scramble for copper is on in South Africa and the Northern Cape is the main area of focus amid a significant global copper shortfall. Copper 360 has 629-million shares in issue, a market capitalisation of R2.5-billion, and its share has experienced considerable liquidity to date, with 15% to 20% in free float. As the only junior copper producer in South Africa, it has no peer group in the country. Its resource is pre-developed, is seen to be in a position to have a capex and opex advantage over any new entrant, The R260-million it has raised South Africa is sufficient to see it through its current expansions. In not experiencing problems in raising money in South Africa for developing South African minerals assets, positives in its favour were outlined by Nelson as including the company's focus on simplicity, reliability, high margins, and high returns. It has in-house engineering capability to plan and design, pilot, and then scale up. Its investors appear to like that model, which generates cash flow fast and results in high margins. What is also seen to give it advantage is its cluster mining model deployed over nearly 19 000 ha that hosts 12 mines and 60 prospects. It has a centralised modular plug-and-play processing facility at Nababeep and all the sources of ore that feed into it as well as an SXEW facility that produces copper plate from rock sources in the area, left behind by Newmont and Gold Fields, the companies that formerly mined in the area, which was once one of the world's major copper districts. Newmont developed an underground mine that went down 2 km. There are more than 30 mines in the tectonic environment that has large-scale forgotten copper deposits. “We're just picking that up, putting it through the plant, making copper plates, and then we neutralize our discard and we pump it back into the underground holes and fill up all the old underground mines. So, from that perspective, we're also cleaning up the environment,” Nelson pointed out, “Our operations are green and clean and the rocks behind there are some of the rocks we are processing so no mining is required. This is all the rock that was left behind by Newmont and Gold Fields, running at between 1% and 5% copper. We are actually just picking that up, putting it through the plant, making copper plates, and then we neutralize our discard and pump it back into the underground, and then fill up all the old underground mines, so from that perspective we are also cleaning up the environment. “We've just discovered in our Wheal Julia open pit area, where we've got an area of 150 m by 100 m on surface running at an average grade of 5% copper, with 9%, 10% and 8% copper on surface. “We've got a couple of these anomalies that we'll trace up and drill in the next coming months but this certainly will put South Africa back on the map as one of the major copper districts,” added Nelson. In the next 22 years, the world has to produce 700-million metric tonnes of copper, equivalent to the volume produced so far. There just isn't going to be enough copper, so being able to produce copper is going to be of a major strategic advantage. The quantity of copper needed by renewables is increasing and critical is that by 2040, in terms of the European Union's target for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and BEVs using about 85 kg of copper, the world will be needing about 42-million tons of copper. The world is currently producing 20-million...

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Die Cousinen-Community kann aufatmen: Obwohl die schöne Hälfte der Zärtlichen Cousinen - das westfälische Weltkulturerbe Atze Schröder - brutal von einem Fahrrad-Rambo angefahren wurde, konnte er dennoch diese brisante Jubiläumsausgabe aufnehmen. Die kluge Hälfte der Chefcousinen, Till Hoheneder, ist schockiert: Da hilft doch bimmeln, und zwar von hinten! Und dann vorsichtig vorbei und „Danke“ rufen! Warum Till ohne seine bezaubernde Gattin und Atze sozial isoliert wäre, ist jedoch ein anderes Thema. Warum Atze allerdings eine Werbekampagne unterstützt und „Pflanzenfresser“ ist - erklärt er uns Gott sei Dank in dieser hinreißenden Cousinenfolge! Oder auf der Tournee der Beiden, die am Sonntag, dem 4.9.22 in Rietberg beginnt. Wer noch keine Karten hat: Schnell zu https://www.eventim.de , bevor es zu spät ist! - - - - - Diskutiert mit: mail@zärtliche-cousinen.de - - - - - Alles Infos zu den Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/zaertlichecousinen

Shirley Hayes, the founder and CEO of SHiP Copper, into which Big Tree Copper will be reversed when Copper 360 lists on the AltX of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) next month, on Monday shed more light on the way forward for what will be South Africa's only pure copper play on the JSE. “It makes sense to combine the two companies through a reverse takeover, where SHiP takes over Big Tree Copper through reversing SHiP's assets into Big Tree,” Hayes told Mining Weekly in a Zoom interview. (Also watch attached Creamer Media video.) SHiP is a majority women-owned copper company that was founded in 2008. Big Tree Copper, headed by seasoned campaigner Jan Nelson, is already in low-cost surface production of copper through a solvent extraction electrowinning (SX-EW) plant, which the company designed and built innovatively. “Between the companies, we've got scalability, which SHiP brings to the table,” said Hayes. Production, technologically advanced process capability, synergies, cash flow, dividend policy and offtake are ready-made in the mix. Big Tree exports one-metre by one-metre copper plate that is 6 cm thick. Each plate weighs about 38 kg and contains 99.89% copper in an area where the copper is said to be exceedingly pure. SHiP's orebodies are shallow, and Big Tree has a 15- to 20-year life on the surface material currently being processed. In addition, it is looking at developing the Carolusberg tailings dam, which has about 40 000 t of recoverable copper in it that was mined by Newmont in the old days. Initial capital required to turn Rietberg mine and plant to account and to develop another concentrate plant on the slag on Big Trees' operations at the Cape Copper Oxide, Nababeep, would be of the order of R350-million, Hayes calculated. Openpit pre-development to orebody is already taking place at Rietberg, where a moderately sized 50 000 t a month plant is focused on value rather than on volume. Once Rietberg has been fully developed, which is expected to take about eight months, SHiP will begin development of its Jubilee Wheal Julia openpit complexes, with the additional future funding for the development of more of SHiP's openpits and other operations coming largely from debt and the balance sheet. Copper 360 will also hold the Cape Copper Oxide Company and the Okiep Copper Company, and it will hold SHiP. The combined company will own most of the copper district. Hayes described the offtake agreement with Noble Metals as having very favourable terms as well as considerable flexibility. Mining Weekly: Are you finding an appetite for investment in copper from local investors? Hayes: Absolutely, yes. To date, the capital for Big Tree, in which I'm a personal shareholder as well, has come from private high-net-worth individuals in South Africa. Every day, we're getting phoned by people wanting to know when we'll list because they want to invest, so there's no shortage of appetite because we will be offering the only pure copper play in South Africa. Our orebodies are on surface or shallow. In the case of Big Tree, it requires no mining so we are on the lowest cash quartile of producers in the world. We have a high margin and we already have, as a result of Coronation's investment in the company and a commitment to Coronation that we will be paying 30% pre-tax dividend from our profits, a dividend arrangement. We have a fantastic growth profile and we don't have to go anywhere else. It's all in one area. We own a whole copper district. We have copper, we have got scalability, we have got cash flow, and that's why we're getting interest from people that want to invest in the pure copper play like ourselves because there is no other. Will the copper from SHiP mines be locally beneficiated into copper plate by Big Tree Copper? There are two processes that we need to differentiate. When we mine the shallow ore, the oxide ore, we produce copper plate through the SX-EW solvent extraction plant. The plant, however, cannot t...

Maybe some of you may not have thought this was possible. Maybe some of you didn't know that this could and should be something to consider. We're not talking about miraculously standing up and walking around, Physiotherapist Colbey Van Leeuwen and Exercise Physiologist Alicia Payne talk about the importance of standing in therapy, particularly for people who have had traumatic spinal cord injuries, the technology and what the research says. CreditsThis episode has been written, produced and edited by Susan Wood with assistance by Colbey Van Leeuwen, Michelle Kearney and Nathan Mikhael. Logo art by Cobie Ann Moore.Spinal Cord Injuries Australia is a for-purpose organisation that supports people with a spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions. For more information about our supports and services visit our Resource Hub at https://bit.ly/ResourceHubSCIA.Information about what we've discussed in the episode (There are a LOT of citations. Strap yourselves in):NeuroMoves Exercise Service: https://scia.org.au/neuromoves-exercise/Kwok, S., Harvey, L., Glinsky, J., Bowden, J.L., Coggrave, M. & Tussler, D. 2015. Does regular standing improve bowel function in people with spinal cord injury? A randomised crossover trial. Spinal Cord, 53(1), 36-41. Walter, J., Sola, P.,Sacks, J., Lucero, Y., Langbein, E. & Weaver, F. 1999. Indications for ahome standing program for individuals with spinal cord injury. J Spinal CordMed, 22(3), 152-158.       Goemare, S. &Laere, M.Van. 1994. Bone mineral status in paraplegic patients who do or do notperform standing. Osteoporosis Int., 4, 138-143.     Alekna, V.,Tamulaitiene, M., Sinevicius, T. & Juocevicius, A. 2008. Effect ofweight-bearing activities on bone mineral density in spinal cord injuredpatients during the period of the first two years. Spinal Cord., 46(11), 727-732.       Bohannon, R. 1993.Tilt table standing for reducing spasticity after spinal cord injury. Arch PhysMed Rehabil, 74, 1121-1122. Shields, R.K. &Dudley-Javoroski, S. 2005. Monitoring standing wheelchair use after spinal cordinjury: a case report. Disabil Rehabil, 27(3), 142-146. Pollock, A., Gray, C.,Culham, E., Durward, B.R. and Langhorne, P., 2012. Interventions for improvingsit-to-stand ability following stroke. status and date: Edited (no change toconclusions), published in, (9). Veerbeek, J.M., vanWegen, E., van Peppen, R., van der Wees, P.J., Hendriks, E., Rietberg, M. andKwakkel, G., 2014. What is the evidence for physical therapy poststroke? Asystematic review and meta-analysis. PloS one, 9(2), p.e87987. Stanton, R., Ada, L.,Dean, C.M. and Preston, E., 2011. Biofeedback improves activities of the lowerlimb after stroke: a systematic review. Journal of physiotherapy, 57(3),pp.145-155 Singer, B., Dunne, J.,Singer, K., Jegasothy, G. & Allison, G. 2004. Non-surgical management ofankle contracture following acquired brain injury. Disabil Rehabil, 26(6),335-345. Richardson, D. 1991.The use of the tilt-table to effect passive tendo-achilles stretch in a patientwith head injury. Physiother Theory Pract, 7, 45-50. Nelson, D. &Schau, E. 1997. Effects of a standing table on work productivity and posture inan adult with developmental disabilities. Work, 9, 13-20. Netz, Y., Argov, E.,Burstin, A., Brown, R., Heyman, S.N., Dunsky, A. et al. 2007. Use of a deviceto support standing during a physical ac

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“YOGA“ Ascètes, yogis, soufisau Musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet, Parisdu 2 février au 2 mai 2022Interview de Amina Okada, conservatrice générale du patrimoine, chargée des collections indiennes, et co-commissaire de l'exposition,par Anne-Frédérique Fer, à Paris, le 1er février 2022, durée 10'00.© FranceFineArt.Communiqué de presseCommissaires :Vincent Lefèvre, conservateur général du patrimoine, directeur de la conservation et des collections.Amina Okada, conservatrice générale du patrimoine, chargée des collections indiennes.Récurrente dans l'Inde ancienne autant que contemporaine, la figure de l'ascète est centrale dans de nombreuses manifestations de l'art indien. Elle illustre ainsi notamment le développement -pour se retrancher du monde- d'une discipline mentale et corporelle appelée yoga. Dédiée aux représentations de l'ascétisme, cette exposition réunit un ensemble de miniatures indiennes et de sculptures sur bois et bronze, du 10e au 19e siècles. En tout, 70 oeuvres aussi précieuses que méconnues.Fuir le monde apparaît très tôt comme un idéal dans les multiples courants religieux qui se développent en Inde. Cette aspiration au renoncement tient probablement à la croyance en la réincarnation, perçue comme une souffrance dont l'homme cherche à se délivrer. Celle-ci est liée à la causalité du karma – mot sanskrit qui désigne à la fois l'acte et ses conséquences. Bonnes ou mauvaises, les actions de notre vie déterminent une renaissance plus ou moins heureuse dans la suivante. Choisir la voie de l'ascèse devient alors un moyen de réduire l'enchaînement des causalités.Mus par cette aspiration, le boudhisme et le jaïnisme ont associé ascèse et vie monastique tandis que le brahmanisme a recherché l'équilibre entre vie mondaine et renoncement, notamment à travers la pratique du yoga. Via la mystique soufie, l'Islam s'est également rapproché de ces traditions de l'Inde ancienne, comme l'illustrent les artistes de la période moghole. Emmenée par les commissaires Amina Okada et Vincent Lefèvre, l'exposition dévoile les manifestations artistiques liées à ces courants religieux, à travers 70 oeuvres issues des collections du musée Guimet, du musée du Louvre, du musée Rietberg de Zurich, de la Chester Beatty Library de Dublin ou de fondations privées….Dans la pensée indienne, les sages divins (rishi) contrôlent l'univers par la puissance de leur ascèse, assimilée à un feu ardent. Leurs représentations sont nombreuses, comme en témoignent les gouaches sur or et papier du XVIIème siècle de l'école moghole (Ascètes auprès d'un feu), le panneau de char de procession en bois de teck, réalisé au XVIIIème siècle en Inde, dans le Tamil Nadu (Yoga pratiquant l'ascèse des cinq feux).Le hatha-yoga hérite de très anciennes conceptions concernant l'analogie entre espace interne et univers, animés par un même souffle. Son terrain d'exercice est le corps des signes ou « corps subtil » qui recèle une énergie divine, réveillée notamment par des techniques vibratoires. Ces pratiques -qui remontent aux sources même du yoga- sont ici illustrées au fil de multiples oeuvres, dont le « Corps subtil du yogi », gouache du Punjab des années 1800.Dans les années 1550, Muhammad Ghauth Gwaliyari, éminent sheikh soufi, entreprenait la compilation en persan d'un traité sur le yoga : le Bahr al-hayât (l'océan de vie). Conservé à la Chester Beatty Library de Dublin, cet ouvrage exceptionnel dévoile les plus anciennes représentations connues des 21 postures de yoga (asana) décrites et commentées. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

How to show the interdiction of depicting the creation, known as iconoclasm? In this episode of the ART Informant, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Axel Langer, curator of Eastern art at the Museum Rietberg in Zürich. His upcoming exhibition, titled In the Name of the Image: Imagery between Cult and Prohibition in Islam and Christianity, tackles the different stances of Islam and Christianity toward image throughout history, but also the cultural interactions between East and West, and many more fascinating topics.   If you've liked this episode and want to support, please consider donating. Mentioned in the Episodes and Further Links  Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and Twitter  Follow Axel Langer on Academia Presentation of the exhibition In the name of the Image: Imagery between Cult and Prohibition in Islam and ChristianityExhibition Catalogue: The Fascination with Persia, The Persian-European Dialogue in Seventeenth-Century Art and Contemporary Art of Teheran, Rietberg Museum, 2014 Images mentioned during the episode 

Oliver Schröder, Ortsbeauftragter aus Rietberg, ist unser erster Gast im Jahr 2022. Im Podcast erzählt er von seiner Begeisterung für die Begeisterung, warum Verkäufer im Supermarkt die Kunden bis zum gesuchten Produkt begleiten, und warum er und seine Frau kurz vor dem Nordkap nicht mehr weitergefahren sind.

In deze negende podcast van de gemeente Zwijndrecht praat burgemeester Hein van der Loo met Peter Rietberg, voorzitter Raad van bestuur van de Van Leeuwen Buizen Groep over 100 jaar Van Leeuwen en Zwijndrecht. Het bericht #09: In gesprek met Peter Rietberg, voorzitter Raad van bestuur van de Van Leeuwen Buizen Groep verscheen eerst op Gemeente Zwijndrecht.

Ihr lernt nichts was es zu wissen gibt über die normative Kraft des Faktischen. Außerdem bekommt ihr einen Erste-Hilfe-Kurs zum Hören, inklusive Heimlich-Griff und stabiler Seitenlage. Es geht um Tierdokus, Religion und Einbürgerung. Das ist der zweite Teil der Show live aus Rietberg. Podcast-Tipp: http://www.1live.de/bub Ein 1LIVE-Podcast, © Release Company 2021

Ihr lernt nichts was es zu wissen gibt über die normative Kraft des Faktischen. Außerdem bekommt ihr einen Erste-Hilfe-Kurs zum Hören, inklusive Heimlich-Griff und stabiler Seitenlage. Es geht um Tierdokus, Religion und Einbürgerung. Das ist der zweite Teil der Show live aus Rietberg. Ein 1LIVE-Podcast, © WDR 2021

Das ist die Folge vom 24. August 2021 - viel Spaß!+++ Weitere Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/bratwurstundbaklava ++++++ Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++ +++ Wir verarbeiten im Zusammenhang mit dem Angebot unserer Podcasts Daten. Wenn Sie der automatischen Übermittlung der Daten widersprechen wollen, klicken Sie hier: https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Live in Rietberg geht's um neuen Beef von Aggro-Özcan an der Tankstelle, die deutsche Sekundärbeschwerde und die wichtige Bewerbungsgespräch-Frage "Was bist du für ein Typ auf dem Klo?". Außerdem geht's ums Waxing bei Männern und Toiletten von Frauen. Podcast-Tipp: http://www.1live.de/bub Ein 1LIVE-Podcast, © Release Company 2021

Live in Rietberg geht's um neuen Beef von Aggro-Özcan an der Tankstelle, die deutsche Sekundärbeschwerde und die wichtige Bewerbungsgespräch-Frage "Was bist du für ein Typ auf dem Klo?". Außerdem geht's ums Waxing bei Männern und Toiletten von Frauen. Ein 1LIVE-Podcast, © WDR 2021

Das ist die Folge vom 17.August 2021 - viel Spaß!+++ Weitere Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/bratwurstundbaklava ++++++ Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++ +++ Wir verarbeiten im Zusammenhang mit dem Angebot unserer Podcasts Daten. Wenn Sie der automatischen Übermittlung der Daten widersprechen wollen, klicken Sie hier: https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Erinnerung an Anschlag in Hanau, Mars-Rover gelandet, Älteste DNA der Welt, Papierfischchen in Rietberg

Er war der "Cranach von Münster" und schuf bedeutende religiöse Kunstwerke für seine Heimatstadt, deren Kirchen durch die Herrschaft der Wiedertäufer verwüstet und beraubt worden waren. Außerdem entwickelte Hermann tom Ring, der aus einer Malerdynastie stammte, eine besonders kunstvolle Form von Porträts, wie sein berühmtestes Bild beweist, das Familienporträt des Grafen Johann von Rietberg. Autorin: Maren Gottschalk

During this podcast, Brent, Steve, and Tom dig into the core design principles of both customer buying journey mapping and “customer verifier” construction.  Discussion ranges broadly across both the implementation and potential use cases of a building a far more customer-centric view of deal status.  Along the way, the trio shares examples, reviews common challenges, and explores practical solutions.  Run Time: 35:21

Schweinepest in Deutschland: Was bedeuet das für die Branche? - Serie: Corona-Schock Industrie-Tischlerei Nordemann aus Rietberg - Ministertreffen: Wie sieht das Lieferkettengesetz aus? - Arbeitsbedingungen bei Lieferdiensten wie Lieferando & Co - Moderation: Frank-Christian Starke

Ruhe ist ein gewünschtes Attribut eines Klosters. Doch auch die Abtei Varensell im Kreis Gütersloh braucht eine gewisse Betriebsamkeit des öffentlichen Lebens. Wie das Kloster damit umgeht, dass es zum Erliegen kam. Von Antje Zimmermann Von Antje Zimmermann.

Unser heutiger Interviewgast ist der sympathische Kay Klingsieck, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Sparkasse Gütersloh-Rietberg. Kay gewährt uns einen tiefen Einblick in die Führungskultur seines Unternehmens. Wie sich die traditionelle Bank ihren Weg in moderne Führungsmodelle und partizipative Arbeitskultur gebahnt hat, hören wir in dieser Folge von Fresh Practice! Mehr Informationen unter https://podcaster.freshpractice.de Homepage von Cathrin Reich: www.reich-coaching.de Homepage von Natalie Stange: www.pb-stange.de Homepage der Sparkasse Gütersloh-Rietberg: https://www.sparkasse-guetersloh-rietberg.de Portrait von Kay Klingsieck im Carl-Magazin: https://carl.media/kanaele/topthema/062-kay-klingsieck/ #FreshPractice #Sparkasse #Gütersloh #Rietberg #FührungsKultur #Führung #Partizipation #FührungsLeitbild #Karriere #FührungsNachwuchs #Job #Erfolg #UnternehmensWert #GutUndGerneArbeiten #Coaching

Wie angekündigt: mehr lustig, mehr Gütersloh, mehr Alkohol. Ganz genau!

Wir waren am Rosenmontag in der Electro Galerie in Rietberg ein wenig am zaubern :-)

Herzlich Willkommen beim Arminia-Podcast! Unser heutiger Gast ist Dennis Eilhoff. Dennis war über ein Jahrzehnt für den DSC aktiv und ist mittlerweile Polizist in Rietberg. Wir haben mit ihm über sein Leben nach der Fußballerkarriere gesprochen und natürlich auch auf seine aktive Zeit im Arminia-Trikot geblickt.

Es ist kurz vor Weihnachten 2012, als Marion L. spurlos verschwindet. Angeblich ist sie im Urlaub, aber ihr Sohn kann das irgendwie nicht glauben – und er hat recht: Das Haus, in dem seine Mutter lebt, verbirgt ein schreckliches Geheimnis.

Wir reden nicht nur über den hart erkämpften Sieg in Zwickau, sondern auch über das Westfalenpokal-Spiel in Rietberg. Abonniert den PaderCast auf iTunes, um zukünftig keine Folge zu verpassen! Download-Link: PC097 – Im Regelwerk nachgeblättert (Rechtsklick -> Speichern unter…) Shownotes 3:1 gegen den FSV Zwickau (Video, Bericht) – Gäste unerwünscht – 15:0 gegen Viktoria Rietberg (Video, Bericht) – Social-Media-Post der Woche – Umfrage-Auswertung – Schreibt … PC097 – Im Regelwerk nachgeblättert weiterlesen