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Mitteilungsblatt Oktober 2014
GEMEINDE BURGISTEIN Mitteilungsblatt Oktober 2014 Übersicht Protokoll Gemeindeversammlung vom 2. Juni 2014 .................................................. 3 Lehrstelle 2014 ......................................................................................................... 16 Rücktritte im Gemeinderat Burgistein ....................................................................... 17 Frauenverein sucht! .................................................................................................. 18 Änderungen der Abgabe von Losholz ...................................................................... 18 Nächste Papiersammlung ......................................................................................... 19 GVB; Versteckt sich ein Elektrobrandmonster in Ihrem Haus? ................................. 19 Neophyten ................................................................................................................ 20 Untersuchungsbericht für Trinkwasser ..................................................................... 20 Unwetter 2014 .......................................................................................................... 21 Die Burgisteiner Feuerwehr erbringt Hochleistung ................................................... 23 Alarmierung der Feuerwehr ...................................................................................... 23 Feuerwehr-Rekrutierung 2015 .................................................................................. 24 Tageseltern Thuner Westamt -
Ausgabestellen Für Motorfahrrad-Kontrollschilder Und -Kontrollmarken Centres De Distribution Des Plaques De Contrôle Et Vignettes Pour Cyclomoteurs
Ausgabestellen für Motorfahrrad-Kontrollschilder und -Kontrollmarken Centres de distribution des plaques de contrôle et vignettes pour cyclomoteurs Ort / Localité Bezeichnung / Descriptif NR / No S Name / Nom Strasse / Rue PLZ / NPA Ort / Localité Aarberg Ausgabestelle 663 d Lorenz Mühlheim Bielstrasse 7 3270 Aarberg Aarwangen Ausgabestelle 438 d Markus Lehmann Langenthalstrasse 39 A 4912 Aarwangen Aarwangen Ausgabestelle 440 d Ulrich Trösch Wynaustrasse 7 4912 Aarwangen Achseten Ausgabestelle 006 d Wyssen Eisenwaren Adelbodenstrasse 317 3725 Achseten Adelboden Ausgabestelle 036 d Büschlen Bikesport & more Schlegelistrasse 1 + 3 3715 Adelboden Adelboden Ausgabestelle 770 d Garage Fritz Inniger Bodenstrasse 1 3715 Adelboden Aefligen Ausgabestelle 502 d Gemeindeschreiberei 3426 Aefligen Aeschi Ausgabestelle 043 d Kiosk Aeschi, J. Mägert Mülenenstrasse 2 3703 Aeschi Alchenflüh Ausgabestelle 501 d Gemeindeschreiberei 3422 Alchenflüh Ammerzwil Ausgabestelle 384 d Peter Weibel Velos und Motos 3257 Ammerzwil Amsoldingen Ausgabestelle 084 d Gemeindeschreiberei 3633 Amsoldingen Arch Ausgabestelle 371 d Hans Winiger Garage 3296 Arch Arch Ausgabestelle 739 d Herbert Wyss Rüselmattstrasse 31 3296 Arch Arni Ausgabestelle 072 d Peter Schüpbach Brunnenweg 20 3508 Arni Arni Ausgabestelle 173 d Gemeindeverwaltung Arni Dreierweg 7 3508 Arni Aspi-Seedorf Ausgabestelle 388 d Bachmann Seedorf GmbH Bernstrasse 10 3267 Aspi-Seedorf Bangerten Ausgabestelle 557 d Buba Tech GmbH Hohrainstrasse 15 3256 Bangerten Bannwil Ausgabestelle 433 d Gemeindeverwaltung 4913 -
Data-Based Mechanistic Modelling of Rainfall-Runoff Processes and Its Application in a Complex Hydrological
Brigham Young University BYU ScholarsArchive 1st International Congress on Environmental International Congress on Environmental Modelling and Software - Lugano, Switzerland - Modelling and Software June 2002 Jul 1st, 12:00 AM Data-based Mechanistic Modelling of Rainfall- Runoff rP ocesses and Its Application in a Complex Hydrological Context K. Bogner B. Hingray A. Musy Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/iemssconference Bogner, K.; Hingray, B.; and Musy, A., "Data-based Mechanistic Modelling of Rainfall-Runoff rP ocesses and Its Application in a Complex Hydrological Context" (2002). International Congress on Environmental Modelling and Software. 97. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/iemssconference/2002/all/97 This Event is brought to you for free and open access by the Civil and Environmental Engineering at BYU ScholarsArchive. It has been accepted for inclusion in International Congress on Environmental Modelling and Software by an authorized administrator of BYU ScholarsArchive. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. Data-based Mechanistic Modelling of Rainfall-Runoff Processes and Its Application in a Complex Hydrological Context K. Bogner , B. Hingray and A. Musy Swiss Federal Institute of Technology - Lausanne, ENAC-HYDRAM, CH-1015 Lausanne, Switzerland ([email protected]) Abstract: Although the inherent uncertainty associated with rainfall-runoff processes is well known, most mathematical models of such systems are completely deterministic in nature. Stochastic modelling requires that the uncertainty, which is associated with both the model parameters and the stochastic inputs, should be quantified in some manner as an inherent part of the modelling analysis. To achieve these objectives, a Data-based mechanistic (DBM) modelling approach will be tested for the Jura lake system (Switzerland). -
Organisationskomitee Wir Danken All Unseren Sponsoren Und Gönnern
Organisationskomitee Ehrengäste OK-Präsidentin : von Steiger Sabine, Kirchdorf Herr Epprecht Andreas, Gemeindepräsident Uttigen Präsident : Liechti Fredy, Kienersrüti Herr Indermühle Urs, Gemeindepräsident Seftigen Vice-Präsident : Tanner Eveline, Belp Herr Messerli Paul, Gemeindepräsident Kirchdorf Sekretariat: Lea Segessenmann, Mühlethurnen Herr Meier Martin, Gemeindepräsident Nofl en Kassier/Gaben : Beatrix Nussbaum, Mühlethurnen Herr Kislig Alfred, Präsident Burgergemeinde Seftigen 19. – 20. August Festwirte : Josi Katrin, Burgistein Familie Liechti, Landbesitzer, Kienersrüti Tanner Eveline, Belp Frau Kiener Liliane, Jurypräsidentin, Tombola : Andrea Keusen, Gerzensee Herr Salzmann Thomas, Rayonchef 4 ZKV, Arni Barbetrieb : Brigitte Schürch, Uttigen Herr Gfeller Martin, Nofl en Elisabeth Steffen, Kienersrüti Alle Ehren-Mitglieder des Reitvereins Seftigen Parkdienst : Urs Schürch, Stoffelsrüti Parcours : Keusen Res, Gerzensee Die Ehrengäste sind am Sonntag, 20. Aug. 17 um 11.00 h zum Apéro eingeladen. Wir danken all unseren Sponsoren und Gönnern für die grosszügige Unterstützung! Aeschlimann Gebrüder GmbH, Uetendorf • Artresult Claudia Ramseyer, Unterlangenegg • Auto Glaus, Seftigen • AXA Winterthur, Wattenwil • Bank SLM AG, Münsingen • Berger Confi serie, Münsingen • Bichsel Getränke AG, Kandersteg • Binggeli Kurt, Hufbeschlag, Gurzelen • BLS Reisezentrum, Seftigen • Body Nail Feet, Seftigen • Carrosserie Baumann AG, Burgistein Station • Coiffeur André Heinrich, Seftigen • Dorfplatzzentrum Moser/Muster AG, Seftigen • Drainageunterhalt -
Liniennetz Thun Und Umgebung Linden Jassbach Aeschlen Linden Gridenbühl Grafenbühl Schlegwegbad Oberdiessbach Abzw
Konolfingen Linden Dorf Liniennetz Thun und Umgebung Linden Jassbach Aeschlen Linden Gridenbühl Grafenbühl Schlegwegbad Oberdiessbach Abzw. Bleiken Julisgraben Bahnhof 44 Heimenschwand Hinterägerten 167 Oberdiessbach Aeschlen Aeschlen Marbach 44 Münsingen Kastanienpark Dorf Bareichte Scheidweg Heimenschwand Post Herbligen Dorf 42 Heimenschwand Badhaus Bern Bruchenbühl Brenzikofen Höh Heimberg Dornhalde Wangelen Mühlematt 3 Wangelen Wendeplatz 43 Kuhstelle HeimenschwandWachseldornDorf Feuerwehrmagazin Hof WachseldornSüderen Schulhaus Dorf Buechwaldstrasse Rohrimoos Bad Heimenschwand Riedackerstrasse Bühl Rothachen Süderen Oberei Aare Alte Post Burgistein Oberlangenegg Innerer Kreuzweg Bern Heimberg Bahnhof Fischbach Sportzentrum Obere MürggenRachholtern Lood Fahrni Dörfli Fahrni Bach Hänni UnterlangeneggAebnitSchwarzenegg Ried SchmiedeBären Ried Käserei Oberlangenegg Stalden Fahrni Lueg Laueligrabenweg 41 Innereriz Säge Uttigen Aarhölzliweg Steffisburg Wendeplatte Schmiede Fahrni Unterlangenegg Bühl Schiessstand Linden Garage 53 Seftigen Bahnhof Heimberg Lädeli Fahrni Schlierbach Kreuzweg Schwand Abrahams Schoss Eriz Losenegg TUS Eriz Gysenbühl Steffisburg Engerain Oberes Flühli Bieten Schulhaus Innereriz Bödeli Gurzelen Steffisburg Emberg Schwarzenegg Dorf Zeichenerklärung Gurzelen Stuffäri Kreuz Jungfrau- strasse Alte Bernstrasse Steffisburg Flühli 1 Haldeneggweg regelmässig verkehrende Buslinie 57 Uetendorf Zulgbrücke Steffisburg Kirche Riggisberg Gurzelen Uttigenstrasse zeitweise verkehrende Buslinie Walalp- Steffisburg Steffisburg -
Fusionsvertrag Zwischen Den Einwohngerminden Gelterfingen, Kirchdorf, Mühledorf Und Noflen
4er-Fusion Gelterfingen Kirchdorf Mühledorf Noflen Fusionsvertrag zwischen den Einwohnergemeinden Gelterfingen, Kirchdorf, Mühledorf und Noflen Inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis 2 1 Allgemeines 3 2 Namen und Gebiet der fusionierten Gemeinde sowie Verlauf der neuen Grenzen 4 3 Beschlussfassung über das Organisationreglement und das Fusions-reglement 4 4 Zeitpunkt des Zusammenschlusses, Vollzugs 4 5 Einsetzung der Organe und Organisation der neuen Einwohnergemeinde Kirchdorf inkl. Personal 5 6 Zuständigkeit zur Fortführung der hängigen Geschäfte 7 7 Beschlussfassung über Jahresrechnung und Budget 7 8 Zuständigkeit und Vorgehen zur Bestimmung des Wappens der neuen Einwohnergemeinde Kirchdorf 7 9 Übergangs- und Schlussbestimmungen 8 10 Anhänge zum Fusionsvertrag: 9 10.1 Anhang 1: Kartografische Darstellung der neuen Gemeindegrenzen 9 10.2 Anhang 2: Inventar der vom Zusammenschluss betroffenen Grundstücke der vertragsschliessenden Gemeinden 10 10.2.1 Einwohnergemeinde Gelterfingen 10 10.2.2 Einwohnergemeinde Kirchdorf 11 10.2.3 Einwohnergemeinde Mühledorf 13 10.2.4 Einwohnergemeinde Noflen 14 10.2.5 Wasserversorgung Kirchdorf-Mühledorf-Noflen 15 10.3 Beilage 1: Inventar der Mitgliedschaften der vertragschliessenden Gemeinden in Gemeindeverbänden und anderen öffentlichrechtlichen und privatrechtlichen Institutionen 15 Seite I 2 Die Einwohnergemeinden Gelterfingen, Kirchdorf, Mühledorf und Noflen schliessen gestützt auf - Artikel 4e und Artikel 4c Absatz 1 Buchstabe b des Gemeindegesetzes vom 16.3.1998 (GG) und in Anwendung von Artikel 23 Absatz 1 Buchstabe e GG in Verbindung mit Arti- kel 2 der Gemeindeverordnung vom 16. Dezember 1998 (GV) - die Beschlüsse der Stimmberechtigten der vier Gemeinden vom 21. Mai 2017 den folgenden Fusionsvertrag ab: 1 Allgemeines Zweck Art. 1 Die Einwohnergemeinden Gelterfingen, Kirchdorf, Mühledorf und Noflen vereinbaren, dass sie sich zur neuen Einwohnergemeinde Kirch- dorf zusammenschliessen. -
Liniennetz Thun Und Umgebung Linden Jassbach Aeschlen Linden Gridenbühl Grafenbühl Schlegwegbad Oberdiessbach Abzw
Konolfingen 711 Linden Dorf Liniennetz Thun und Umgebung Linden Jassbach Aeschlen Linden Gridenbühl Grafenbühl Schlegwegbad Oberdiessbach Abzw. Bleiken Langenegg Bahnhof 44 Heimenschwand Hinterägerten 167 Oberdiessbach Aeschlen Aeschlen Marbach 44 Münsingen 167 Kastanienpark Dorf Bareichte Scheidweg Heimenschwand Post Herbligen Dorf 42 Heimenschwand Badhaus Bern Bruchenbühl Brenzikofen Höh Heimberg Dornhalde Wangelen Mühlematt 711 710 3 Wangelen Wendeplatz 43 Kuhstelle HeimenschwandWachseldornDorf Feuerwehrmagazin Hof WachseldornSüderen Schulhaus Dorf Buechwaldstrasse Rohrimoos Bad Heimenschwand Aare Riedackerstrasse Bühl Rothachen Süderen Oberei Alte Post Burgistein 701 Oberlangenegg Innerer Kreuzweg Bern Heimberg Bahnhof Fischbach Sportzentrum Obere MürggenRachholtern Lood Fahrni Dörfli Fahrni Bach Hänni UnterlangeneggAebnitSchwarzenegg Ried SchmiedeBären Ried Käserei Oberlangenegg Stalden Fahrni Lueg Gysenbühl Bödeli MoosbodenGarage Laueligrabenweg 41 Eriz Säge 712 Uttigen Aarhölzliweg Steffisburg Wendeplatte Schmiede Fahrni Unterlangenegg Bühl Schiessstand Linden Zeichenerklärung 53 Seftigen Bahnhof Heimberg Lädeli Fahrni Schlierbach Kreuzweg Schwand Abrahams Schoss 711 Tarifzone TUS Eriz Losenegg 700 Steffisburg Engerain Oberes Flühli Bieten Schulhaus Gurzelen Steffisburg Emberg Schwarzenegg Dorf Gesamtes LIBERO- Gurzelen Stuffäri Kreuz Jungfrau- Schwarzenegg Dürren Fahrausweisangebot gültig strasse Alte Bernstrasse Steffisburg Flühli 1 Haldeneggweg 57 Uetendorf Zulgbrücke Steffisburg Kirche Nur LIBERO-Abos gültig Riggisberg Gurzelen -
The Roman Antiquities of Switzerland
Archaeological Journal ISSN: 0066-5983 (Print) 2373-2288 (Online) Journal homepage: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/raij20 The Roman Antiquities of Switzerland By Bunnell Lewis M.A., F.S.A. To cite this article: By Bunnell Lewis M.A., F.S.A. (1885) The Roman Antiquities of Switzerland, Archaeological Journal, 42:1, 171-214, DOI: 10.1080/00665983.1885.10852174 To link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00665983.1885.10852174 Published online: 15 Jul 2014. Submit your article to this journal View related articles Full Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at http://www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?journalCode=raij20 Download by: [University of California Santa Barbara] Date: 18 June 2016, At: 04:49 THE ROMAN ANTIQUITIES OF SWITZERLAND. By BUNNELL LEWIS, M.A., F.S.A. Many persons, well-informed in other respects, think that there are no Boman antiquities in Switzerland. This mistake results from various causes. Most people travel there to enjoy the scenery, and recruit their health. The Bomans have not left behind them in that country vast monuments of their power, like the temples, theatres and aqueducts, which in regions farther south are still to be seen ; but, speaking generally, we must be content with smaller objects stored in museums, sometimes unprovided with catalogues.1 Moreover, no English writer, as far as I know, has discussed this subject at any length; attention has been directed almost exclusively to pie-historic remains made known by Dr. Keller's book on Bfahlbauten (lake- dwellings), of which an excellent translation has been published.2 However, I hope to show that the classical antiquities of Switzerland, though inferior to those of some other countries, ought not to be passed over with contemptuous neglect, and that they deserve study quite as much as similar relics of the olden time in Britain, 1 A very good account of the Collections 2 Dr. -
Useful Natural History? Pest Control in the Focus of the Economic Society of Bern
USEFUL NATURAL HISTORY? PEST CONTROL IN THE FOCUS OF THE ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF BERN Martin Stuber and Regula Wyss Many scientific disciplines in the eighteenth century were increasingly oriented towards the needs of practice. This new understanding of sci- ence was linked to a utilitarian concept of nature, economic ideas about raising productivity, and political ideas focused on increasing prosper- ity and promoting “common weal” [Glückseligkeit]. The economic and patriotic societies that arose throughout Europe primarily in the second half of the eighteenth century emerged from this fundamental process of transformation into modernity, of which they were simultaneously the driving force.1 The Economic Society of Bern [Oekonomische Gesellschaft Bern], founded in 1759, was one of the most important of these societies, not least because of its dual-language publication organ, which was read The present article was written at the Institute of History of the University of Bern, in the context of a research project entitled “Useful Science, Nature Appropriation and Politics. The Economic Society of Bern in the European Context, 1750–1850” (headed by André Holenstein and Christian Pfister). This project is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation, the Albrecht von Haller Foundation of the Burgergemeinde Bern, and the University of Bern Research Foundation. Some of the material used here was first pre- sented in a lecture by Martin Stuber at the Göttinger Umwelthistorisches Kolloquium (13 April 2005, moderated by Bernd Herrmann). Other parts are based on a lecture held by the authors as part of the lecture cycle of the Historical Society of the Canton of Bern (30 October 2009). -
How Reliable Is the <Superscript>210 </Superscript>Pb Dating Method
Journal of Paleolimnotogy 9: t61-t78, 1993. © 1993 K&wer Academic Publishers. Prinwd in Belgium. 161 How reliable is the 21°Pb dating method? Old and new results from Switzerland* H. R. von Gunten ~ & R. N. Moser Laboratorium fiir Radiochemie, UniversMit Bern, CH-3000 Bern 9, Switzerland," 1Paul Scherrer lnstitut, CIt-5232 Viltigen PSL Switzerland Received 27 January 1992; accepted 21 May I993 Key words: 2~°Pb dating, geochronology, sedimentation rates, ~37Cs, Switzerland Abstract We present a historical overview of applications of 21°Pb dating in Switzerland with a special empha- sis on the work performed at the University of Bern. It is demonstrated that the average specific activity of 21°Pb in the lower atmosphere is very constant and does not show seasonal variations. We then concentrate on new results from Lobsigensee, a very small lake, and on published and new data from Lake Zurich. Several 21°pb profiles from these lakes show obvious disturbances and a disagreement of the resulting sedimentation rate when compared to that for the 23 years defined by 137Cs peaks of 1986 (Chernobyl) and 1963 (bomb fallout). A mean sedimentation rate of about 0.14 g cm ' a y- i is found in the oxic and suboxic center part of Lake Zurich. In the oxic locations, the al°Pb flux to the sediments was close to the atmospheric input of about 1/60 Bq cm- 2 y- 1. In other parts of the lake a significant deficit in the inventory of 21°Pb was found in the sediments. This could be due to a chemical redissolution of 2~°Pb together with Mn under reducing conditions. -
Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution
A STUDY OF PREHISTORIC ANTHROPOLOGY* HAND-BOOK FOR BEGINNERS. By Thomas Wilson. Prehistoric anthropology is susceptible of many divisions, each of which is sufficiently extensive to form an independent branch of sci- ence, such as the following: Biology and comparative anatomy. Architecture. Fine arts—Continued. Human anatomy. Cliff or cave dwellings. Anthropometry, craniometry. Towers, ruined or otherwise. Comparative psychology. Engraving. Literature, language (written, oral, Paiuting. Sculpture. Industry. Ceramics. Materials andimplements of every craft. Decoration. Clothing and personal adornment. Ornamentation. Habitations, and household utensils. Sociology. Weapons. Love and marriage, child-life. Objects for amusement. Social organizations, customs and be- Articles, uses unkown. liefs, pastimes. Architecture. Fine arts. Tribal organization. Monuments and public works. Government, property, law, etc. Roads, trails, canals, irrigating, etc. Religion, myths, creeds and cults, Folk- Mounds— sepulchral, eflBgy, altar. lore. Forts and earth-works. Education, relief and charities. Graves and cemeteries. Mortuary customs and furniture. Idols and temples. Short experience in the field will demonstrate the necessity of a knowledge of science, or of certain branches, of even wider scope than those enumerated. Remains of human industry may be found which, insignificant in themselves, derive their value from their geologic ho- rizon. Of this kind may be mentioned the Trenton implements found by Dr. Abbott in the gravel deposits of the Delaware River ; the same of the quartz implements found by Miss Babbitt in the terraces of the Mississippi River, at Little Falls, Minn. ; the discovery of the remains of a prehistoric fireplace, decided by Professor Gilbert to belong.to the * The imperfcctious of this fragmentary paper are known to no one better than to the author. -
Sales Manual 2019 | 2020
Sales Manual 2019 | 2020 Welcome to Bern Reasons to Love Bern Whether it’s in the vibrant Swiss capital city of Bern, the varied surrounding area, in the hilly and mystic Emmental, in the Gantrisch Nature Park of the Prealps or between the Napf and the Jura in the Oberaargau Region – this is one scenic region. Swiss Capital It might just be these very places and beautiful landscapes Bern is the capital city of Switzerland. It is THE place where all the that have shaped the distinctly melodic dialect and legend- important decisions of our country are made. Furthermore Bern is a ary warmth of the Bernese. In 1983, Bern became a UNESCO center for education and invention. Even Albert Einstein lived in Bern World Heritage Site and can easily be reached by plane, rail between 1902 – 1909 and it was here that he invented his theory of or car today. The BERN Airport and direct connections to the relativity, E=mc2. high-speed trains TGV and ICE make a true hub out of the city. Thanks to its central location, Bern is ideal for outings and Savoire-Vivre trips throughout Switzerland and is commonly known as the Hurry and hectic are foreign words to the Bernese. People enjoy gateway to the Alps. life and take time for what is really important — whether it is a stroll under Bern’s shopping arcades, a refreshing swim in the Aare river We look forward to welcoming you. or a delicious meal at a local cozy restaurant. Urban Nature As an urban melting pot, the city still has a rural character and offers a lot of nature and recreational areas.