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1) MathDoc Andreas Barner
bobmer
Andreas Barner.
Foto: VFA
Dr.med. Dr.sc.math. Andreas Barner has studied medicine in Freiburg and
studied mathematics in Zürich/Switzerland.
After 4 years as assistant doctor he worked in the research department of
Ciba-Geigy in Basel/Switzerland
and then became part of the management of Boehringer Ingelheim/Germany.
See the original article in "Deutsches Ärzteblatt" (german):
http://www.aerzteblatt.de/v4/archiv/artikel.asp?src=suche&id=54967
Mantegazza was born at Monza
on October
31, 1831. After
spending his student-days at the universities of Pisa
and Milan,
he gained his M.D.
degree at Pavia
in 1854. After
travelling in Europe,
India and the Americas,
he practised as a doctor in the Argentine
Republic and Paraguay.
Returning to Italy in 1858
he was appointed surgeon
at Milan
Hospital, in Milan,
and professor of general pathology
at Pavia. In 1870
he was nominated professor of anthropology at the Instituto
di Studi Superiori, Florence.
Here he founded the first Museum of Anthropology and Ethnology in Italy, and
later the Italian
Anthropological Society. From 1865 to 1876 he was deputy for Monza in the
Italian parliament,
subsequently being elected to the senate.
He became the object of bitter attacks on the ground of the extent to which he
carried the practice of vivisection.
He was one of the pioneers of Sexual Medicine publishing works like "Fisiologia
del piacere“ (Physiology of lust, 1854), „Fisiologia dell’amore“ (Physiology
of Love, 1873), „Igiene dell’ amore“ (Hygienics of Love, 1877), „Gli
amori degli uomini – Saggio di una etnologia dell’amore“ (Loving of Men -
Samples of a Love Ethnology, 1886) und „Fisiologia della donna“ (Physiology
of the Woman, 1893)
citation from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paolo_Mantegazza
, check there for the entire article!
http://www.aerzteblatt.de/v4/archiv/artikel.asp?src=suche&id=54510
German pharmacy museum!
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This museum located inside the
famous castle of Heidelberg/Germany shows gorgeous historical pharmacies!
This example shows an "offizin" of a monastery in Schwarznach Baden
(Rheinmünster) from about 1724. Photo: German Pharmacy Museum |
Being established as a foundation in 1937 the German
Museum of Pharmacy was opened in Munich in 1938. The exhibits consisted
exclusively of donations of the profession: The extensive private collections of
the Rath family, Frankfurt (former owners of the Vial & Uhlmann Co.) and of the
Heinrici family, Halle, built up the basis which was completed by numerous
single donations.
Only a few years later – meanwhile the museum had closed
down as a result of the outbreak of World War II – the building and a part of
the collections that had not been transferred into safe store-rooms were hit by
fire bombs and totally destroyed. After the end of the war the German Museum of
Pharmacy found a temporary domicile for the collections which escaped happily
from the destructions of the war in the prince-episcopal residence of Bamberg.
As a matter of fact most of the stocks were saved. In 1958 the official
reopening of the museum took place at Heidelberg in the Ottheinrich palace which
used to be its location until today.
The purpose of the foundation can be described with the
keywords enlargement, preservation and maintenance of the collections in order
to depict the history of pharmacy in a lively arranged museum. These statutes
have shaped the honorary work of the foundation until today and are guaranteed
not least by the constant support of the profession of dispensing chemists and
their umbrella organization – the Bundesvereinigung Deutscher Apothekerverbände
(ABDA).
See also article in "Deutsches Ärzteblatt":
http://www.aerzteblatt.de/v4/archiv/artikel.asp?src=suche&id=55288
4) Carl Friedrich Haeberlein (medical doctor) and his son
Ernst Haeberlein (pharmacist) are
PalaeontologyDocs!
Carl Friedrich Haeberlein |
The discovery of
Archaeopteryx has been a scandal!
 |
|
In the franconian Altmühl valley a worker of a stone
pit finds an old fossil. Secretly he took it out of the stone pit and gave
it to Carl Friedrich Haeberlein, medical doctor and hobby palaeontologist,
getting some free treatments in exchange. |
From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeopteryx
:
Soon after, the first skeleton, known as the London Specimen (BMNH
37001) was unearthed in 1861 near Langenaltheim,
Germany and given to a local physician Karl Häberlein in return for medical
services. He then sold it to the British
Museum of Natural History in London,
where it remains.[10]
Missing most of its head and neck, it was described in 1863 by Richard
Owen as Archaeopteryx macrura, who assumed it did not belong to the
same species as the feather. In a subsequent edition of his Origin
of Species (chap. 10, pp.335-336), Charles
Darwin acclaimed Owen's discovery as linking
lizard-like reptiles
with modern birds.
Also the other time when the Berlin Archaeopteryx was found, a Häberlein,
the son of Dr. Carl Friedrich Häberlein was involved: The pharmacist Ernst
Häberlein! Read the german text citated from http://www.altmuehltal.de/moernsheim/museum/urvogel.htm
:
Auch diesmal spielte ein Häberlein, er war der Sohn des 1871 verstorbenen
Pappenheimer Arztes Karl Häberlein, für das weitere Schicksal dieses Fundes
eine bedeutende Rolle. Der Apotheker Ernst Häberlein verstand es, die
Fossilplatten, wiederum Positiv und Negativ, in seinen Besitz zu bringen. Ernst
Häberlein nahm selbst die erste Freilegung des Fossils vor, wobei sich
herausstellte, daß der neue Fund den ersten an Vollständigkeit und Klarheit
weit übertraf. Vor allem war diesmal neben dem prächtig erhaltenen Federkleid
auch der Schädel erhalten geblieben
Eine erste Mitteilung über diesen Fund machte Häberlein selbst im Mai 1877 in
der naturwissenschaftlichen Zeitschrift "Leopoldina". Dies geschah
offenbar in der Absicht, das Fossil zugleich mit seiner umfangreichen Sammlung
Solnhofener Versteinerungen zum Verkauf anzubieten. Das ging auch daraus hervor,
daß Häberlein seine genaue Anschrift, Weidenbach (Station Triesdorf bei
Ansbach, Mittelfranken), angab.
a phantastic overview about flying dinosaurs here: http://www.fossilien-solnhofen.de/archfunde.html
(german)
5) Gottfried Benn is a famous German poet
WriterDoc,
SpiritualDoc
He was born the son of a Lutheran
pastor in Mansfeld, now part of Prignitz.
He was educated in Sellin
in the Neumark
and Frankfurt an der Oder before studying theology
at the University
of Marburg and military medicine at the Kaiser Wilhelm Academy in Berlin.
Benn started as an expressionist author before World
War I when he published a small collection of poems (Morgue, 1912)
concerned with the physical decay of the flesh.
His poetry offers an introverted nihilism:
an existentialist
philosophy which sees artistic expression as the only purposeful action. In
his early poems Benn used his medical experience and terminology to portray a
morbid conception of humanity as another species of disease-ridden animal.
—John
Collins (Bullock & Woodings, 1984, p.61)
citation from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gottfried_Benn
http://www.GottfriedBenn.de
http://www.aerzteblatt.de/v4/archiv/artikel.asp?src=suche&id=51939
Abū Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakarīya al-Rāzi (Persian:
زكريای رازی Zakaria
ye Razi; Arabic:
ابو بکر محمد
بن زكريا
الرازی; Latin:
Rhazes or Rasis). According to al-Biruni
he was born in Rayy,
Iran in the year
865 AD (251 AH), and died there in 925 AD (313 AH).
Razi was a versatile Persian
physician, philosopher, and scholar who made fundamental and enduring
contributions to the fields of medicine,
alchemy, and philosophy,
recorded in over 184 books and articles in various fields of science, his most
important accomplishment being the discovery of alcohol. He was well versed in Greek
medical knowledge and added substantially to it from his own observations.
citation from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Razi , go there to see more!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Razi#Philosophy
Bernard Kouchner (born
November 1,
1939 in
Avignon)
is a
French
politician,
diplomat, and
doctor. He is co-founder of
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and
Doctors of the World.
Since May 18th, 2007 (!) he is the
French
minister of Foreign and European Affairs in the
Fillon government.
|
Career
Born to a
Jewish
father and a Protestant mother, he began his political career as a
member of the
French Communist Party (PCF), from which he was expelled in
1966.
He worked as a physician for the
Red Cross in
Biafra
in 1968
(during the
Nigerian Civil War). He founded MSF in
1971,
and then, due to a conflict of opinion with MSF chairman
Claude Malhuret, the Médecins du Monde (1980).
From
1988, he began his government career in Socialist governments,
though he was never a member of the
French Socialist Party. Later, he continued his political career
in the
European Parliament.
He is a long-time advocate of
humanitarian intervention. In early
2003,
he pronounced himself in favour of removing
Saddam Hussein as President of
Iraq,
arguing that interference against
dictatorship should be a global priority, and continued to say
that now the focus should be on the actual people themselves, and
that they are the only ones who could answer yes or no
to war.
On July 15 1999, pursuant to
Security Council
Resolution 1244,
UN Secretary General
Kofi Annan nominated Kouchner as the first UN Special
Representative and Head of the
United
Nations Interim Administration in Kosovo
[1]. During 18 months, he led UN efforts to create a new civil
administration and political system replacing the Serbian ones, and
to rebuild the economy shattered by three years of
civil war. Thus,
municipal councils were elected at local level by the end of
2000
[2]. He was replaced on 21 January 2001 by Danish Social
Democrat
Hans Hækkerup.
In a February 4, 2003 editorial with
Antoine Veil in
Le
Monde, entitled "Neither War Nor Saddam," Kouchner said that
he was opposed to the impending
War in Iraq, and, as the title suggests, to the remaining in
power of
Saddam Hussein, the removal of whom should be accomplished via a
concerted
United Nations, preferably diplomatic, solution.[1]
[2]
In 2005,
Kouchner was a candidate for the position of
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), but lost
the appointment in favour of former
Portuguese
Prime Minister,
António Guterres, who was nominated by the
UN Secretary-General
Kofi Annan. One of Kouchner statements on behalf of his
candidature can be found on the International Council of Voluntary
Agencies
site.
In 2006,
Kouchner was also a candidate to become Director-General of the
World Health Organisation[3].
He lost before the final election round and Chinese candidate
Margaret Chan Fung Fu-chun was later elected. Both failures may
hint at the distrust on the part of world state officials of an
advocate of humanitarian interference.
After the election of
Nicolas Sarkozy in
2007,
he was appointed
Minister of Foreign Affairs, even though Kouchner supported
Sarkozy's Socialist rival
Ségolène Royal during the campaign. He has since been expelled
from the Socialist Party
[4].
Kouchner is married to the journalist
Christine Ockrent, his second wife.
|
citation from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Kouchner, read more there!
8) Olaf-cartoons report about
CartoonDoc Ralf Schnelle with an article in
german
"it's a girl!" - "....fast! get me a PINK tube to
suck off!"
(right-)click here (And download) for a
pdf file with this nice report
Judith Orloff, M.D is a psychiatrist, energy and intuition expert, and author of
the bestseller
Positive Energy: Ten Extraordinary Prescriptions for Transforming Fatigue,
Stress, and Fear Into Vibrance Strength and Love. She is an
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA with a private practice in Los
Angeles. Her other books are
Second Sight and
Guide to Intuitive Healing. She leads workshops on the
interrelationship of intuition, energy, and medicine. For more information on
books and workshops visit
www.drjudithorloff.com
http://www.drjudithorloff.com
| I’m also pleased to announce the release of my new 6 CD series, “Becoming An
Intuitive Healer: A Professional Development Course for Health Care
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October 5-7
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For More information:
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drjudithorloff.com |
10) Franz-E. Hieronimus is
MagicDoc
http://www.zauberer-hieronimus.de/1111.html
See many phantastic pictures of this magic dentist on his
homepage and contact info.
This friendly Swiss colleague is concert pianist.
He asked me where he could get the "pianoplan" which you can see here:
He sent me the CD, it will be in our big MusicDoc collection and
it sounds phantastic, he plays his own music which is romantical and very
original.
12)
Press Review in "Der Allgemeinarzt" ("The General
Practitioner")
See other press reviews
and our PRESS OFFICE and tell the redactions of
medical journals you know about it!
13) Karl-Heinz Bomberg is "Liedermacher" (SingingDoc)
At times of the GDR he sang in churches at least 50 times a year
and his protest songs were essential for surviving in the communist regime of
that time.
When he gave a tape with his recordings to a friend to carry it
to the Bavarian Radio station
he had bad luck - since this man was "IM" (part of the secret service). This
brought Bomberg
to jail for "political reasons"...
Five years later the Berlin wall fell - and Bomberg slightly
sang different kinds of songs, more poetical kind.
Although there are occasions to sing the "old" protest songs on congresses or
events where this musical
period is estimated.
He recently brought out a new CD with his band, listen to a
sample (.mp3): "Herr Binder oder Schlips
und Kragen"!
Visit his homepage: http://www.kh-bomberg.de
read original article in "Deutsches Ärzteblatt":
http://www.aerzteblatt.de/v4/archiv/artikel.asp?src=suche&id=55694
14) Ray did it!
Publisher Heading into English’s Hall of Fame
BY ROBIN CONNOLLY
FOR THE LYNN ITEM
Ray McMahon, founder of New York’s McMahon Publishing Group, the 10th largest
medical publisher in the U.S., generating an annual $34 million and employing
over 140, had a few people to thank at Tuesday’s Lynn English High School Hall
of Fame induction ceremonies.
The 1956 graduate and high school football standout, a “skinny kid” 50 years ago
who subsequently was offered a full athletic scholarship to UConn, said thanks
to former teacher/coach and later state senator Walter Boverini. “Walter was the
one” said the inductee, who married his “high school sweetheart,” Rosanne
(Cronin) McMahon, class of ‘57— “who taught me how to play linebacker and
blocking back, but also about how to handle myself.”
The self-admitted 16-year-old “wise guy, hanging out in Central Square and the
pool halls,” was first spotted by Cobbett Junior High’s coach Harry Cody. “He
was the first adult,” said the father of four, “who said to me, ‘You have real
athletic ability, and if you straighten yourself out, you could get a
scholarship to college.”
He went straight to “a three-sport player and enrolled in the 9th grade college
course taking Latin,” he said, before joining Carl Palumbo, “the last of the
single-wing” coaches on the Bulldog field, and meeting the man who would change
his life, Walter Boverini. “He had great style about him,” said the four-year
UConn backup running back and defensive halfback, who was part of championship
teams that racked up 17 consecutive wins in the Yankee Conference and four
championships in a row. “He cared about the players and was someone I wanted to
emulate. In my senior year, I came back from a near career-ending concussion,
had seven excellent games, enough for a good highlight film, and was recruited
by UConn.”
McMahon, who also points to Lynn legend Elmo Benedetto as being among his
supporters, served as an army first lieutenant artillery officer and helicopter
pilot after college before eventually founding McMahon Publishing 35 years ago.
The man living “the American dream” insists it all started in Lynn. “None of us
ever became successful all by ourselves. If you have not done it already, write
a note to one of your old coaches”—as he did eight years ago— “or teachers,
thanking them for helping you out.”
McMahon employees come family-style, including daughters Michele (McMahon) Velle
and Lauren (McMahon) Smith and sons Mike and Matt McMahon (both of whom were
all-state Connecticut football players recruited to play at Lehigh University),
together with their husbands and wives and, at one point, Ray’s dad. “This is
truly a family business,” the CEO/Publisher said, responding, when complimented
on his obvious “boss” skills that, perhaps, his thought was, “I didn’t do too
badly as a father so… why not?”
In 2001, the executive started a $10,000 athletic scholarship at Lynn English.
“Many have helped us along in this life, and it’s important that we recognize
this and show our appreciation.”
Accompanied by two 6’3, 285pound former defense tackles, sons Mike and Matt (“We
grow them big in the McMahon family.”), three of his seven grandchildren, and
his friends and high school standouts Dave Zeno, Art Fiste, and coach Walter
Boverini, McMahon showed our village something about the American dream. It’s
the same place to which he returned years ago after a Harvard/Cornell game with
Boverini and remembers “walking out of that stadium thinking, ‘This is for me. I
can do this.’”
Ray McMahon did it. And his successes still bind this publisher to the place
where it all started.
15) PriestDoc Arnold Backhaus
...has sent me some material about his work and a nice resume
(in german) which I could integrate in s presentation at last!
Read
about his
impressive resume and his engagement in the last years and see a little slide
show about him!
16) JokeDoc Lüder Wohlenberg - a "two meters of half god in
white"
This colleague is one of the leading "JokeDocs" in Germany, though his type of
cabaret could also be described as "political comedy".
The definition is relative, important is only a certain movement of the
diaphragm which is called LAUGHING!
See our little discussion (in german) by e-mail...
See a two minutes clip at Youtube.com:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrAW6803iXE
-----Original Message-----
From: Lüder Wohlenberg
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 10:55 AM
To: Wolfgang Ellenberger
Subject: Re: Für Lüder: PianoDoc grüßt JokeDoc
Lieber Herr Ellenberger,
vielen Dank für Ihre Anfrage. Gerne dürfen Sie Material von meiner Webseite
benutzen und mich "auf Ihre Seite holen". Leider komme ich zur Zeit nicht dazu,
noch zusätzlich etwas über mich zu schreiben. Aber vielleicht kann ich das zu
einem späteren Zeitpunkt nachholen. Mit der Einordnung in "JokeDocs" kann ich
mich noch nicht ganz anfreunden. Das klingt mir, der ich mich immer noch dem
politischen Kabarett verpflichtet fühle, ein wenig zu leicht und zu sehr nach
Comedy. Mit einem entsprechenden Hinweis ist das aber denkbar. Und neben dem
Kollegen von Hirschhausen fühle ich mich auch gut aufgehoben.
Soweit erstmal.
Mit besten Grüßen aus Köln
Lüder Wohlenberg
Ich benutze "political comedy". Lass es doch einfach bei "JokeDocs",
dass klingt abgedreht und interessant. Die Übergänge sind fließend und, wie
gesagt, neben Eckart fühle ich mich auch ganz wohl.
his webs:
http://www.kultmoerder.de/index.html
http://www.keil-mahler.de/kma/?navi=navi_seibel_wohlenberg with his
partner Seibel
http://www.keil-mahler.de/kma/?navi=agentur his agency
He has played in a dance music band some
time ago, and he collects and collects and collects!
Subscribe to his (german) newsletter and get his lists of interesting things......
One of his main collections contains CDs of
comedians!
He is operating a doctors office in
Herborn/Germany.
Andreas Recke from Lübeck/Germany is very active in the
Aikido-association of his town.
See his listing in the association:
http://www.aikido-luebeck.de/organisa/trai-zei.htm
Listed as "Dan":
http://www.aikido-luebeck.de/organisa/dane.htm
19) little VideoClip "Czardastrofal" of Isabel Serrano (also
PianoDoc) as
ViolinDoc
See here:
Czardastrofal (make right-click and "save target to..." if the
mpeg-file does not open)
The End (could be the beginning of more!):
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