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"Kirchspielslandgemeinde Wesselburen was an Amt ("collective municipality") in the district of Dithmarschen, in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. On 25 May 2008, it merged with the Amt Kirchspielslandgemeinde Büsum and the town Wesselburen to form the Amt Büsum-Wesselburen. Its seat was in Wesselburen, itself not part of the Amt. The Amt Kirchspielslandgemeinde Wesselburen consisted of the following municipalities (with population in 2005): # Friedrichsgabekoog (71) # Hellschen-Heringsand-Unterschaar (169) # Hillgroven (86) # Norddeich (430) # Oesterwurth (274) # Reinsbüttel (427) # Schülp (489) # Strübbel (96) # Süderdeich (536) # Wesselburener Deichhausen (142) # Wesselburenerkoog (151) Category:Former Ämter in Schleswig-Holstein "
"Leoni Jansen (18 September 1955) is a Dutch singer and stage- director.Muziekweb–profile She started out as a television personality: anchor-woman on Dutch national TV for the daily “Children’s News”. After that she hosted various art and music-programs on television and ended up with her own TV show, Jansen & Co. Wishing to devote more time to singing and the theatre, she said goodbye to TV and produced a number of music-theatre productions. She has made a range of programs, such as a Pyjama night in the Concertgebouw, an Opera party for children in Vredenburg, and directed theatre shows for pop groups including Room Eleven, Sensual and Giovanca. Over the past few years she has been busy mainly creating music programs that bridge different cultures. She was, for instance, co-responsible for the theatre hit Female Factory, in which 13 female top stars from 10 different countries were presented simultaneously, a show that was also seen in Moscow and Madrid, following a week when the Carré Theatre was completely sold out. She produced the series Wereldwijven, which featured a Dutch singer with a singer from a different continent. She produced the show She Got Game (three versions!) with among others , , , Izaline Callister, Ricky Koole and ), which attracted capacity crowds throughout the country over four seasons. And she created the multi-cultural shows Made in Holland, in response to 11 September, held in Carré, and in which 45 artists from 22 different cultures took over the space for one week. She sang at the wedding of Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Maxima in the Arena in Amsterdam, and she was responsible for the music- production of Faranani, a homage to Nelson Mandela from the Koninklijk Theater Carré in 2002, which was broadcast live in dozens of countries. She has worked with many international musicians from the world music scene over the past few years, including: Busi Mhlongo, Toumani Diabate, Rosi Flores, Angelique Kidjo, , Sibongile Khumalo, Mohammud Ahmed, Annie Grace, Karin Polwart, , Kine Lam and Tshala Muana. She performed with Youssou Ndour, singing his worldwide hit "7 Seconds" on the IDFA festival in Amsterdam. She was honoured by Queen Beatrix as a Companion of the Order of Orange-Nassau in 2006, for her contribution to world music and for empowering women in music. She directed three large African productions: The African Mamas in 2005, Daughters of Africa in 2010 (12 young African women from eight African countries) and in 2013 The African Mamas sing Mama Africa, a tribute to Africa’s most famous singer, the late Miriam Makeba. Recurring themes throughout her career are social issues and women’s rights, especially in African countries. In Senegal she directed a play that was a protest against Senegalese fisheries law. Leoni Jansen (2013) Leoni has a number of solo CDs to her name: Three Magic Little Words, Heart Strings & Loose Ends, Second Wind with, among others, The African Mamas, Chris Chameleon and , and "Third Road". Her album Nina is a joint project with Les Frères Guisse from Senegal, and last year she made the album Santiago, with renowned Flamenco guitarist Eric Vaarzon Morel, with which she toured the Dutch theaters. Her latest album Storyteller contains songs from the theatre production Geheim (secret), in which she traces the war history of her father, who fought on the German side in World War II. She also wrote a book about this, which was well received by literary critics. ReferencesExternal links * * (Dutch, with some English) Category:1955 births Category:Living people Category:Dutch female singers Category:Dutch television news presenters Category:People from Leiden Category:People from Maarssen Category:Women television journalists "
"DIMETRA IP is the brand name under which Motorola markets its implementation of the TETRA digital radio communications standard. Motorola split in to Motorola Solutions and Motorola in 2011https://www.cnbc.com/id/40897532 when Motorola Solutions retained Dimetra and other public safety brands and products while Motorola Mobility retained smartphones and other consumer products. Both companies continue to share the famous "Batwings" logo. Overview Tetra is a scalable radio network technology typically used by emergency services (Police, Ambulance, Fire fighters) and other Government agencies. Dimetra IP is built around Motorola's IP (Internet Protocol) core technology while Tetra is an open standard maintained by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute. Dimetra is capable of being deployed as an integrated radio communication network, covering entire countries or even across continents and regions. The technology is similar in nature to the popular GSM cellphone networks but operates in a more secure and resilient manner due to capabilities built into the standard. Tetra networks and radios from various manufacturers are able to seamlessly connect and inter operate with each other since the standard is open. Motorola's entire range of TETRA products including Network Infrastructure, Mobile Radios and Services carry the Dimetra brand. Dimetra is one of the leading TETRA implementations used in over 200 independent installation in various parts of the world. Major Dimetra installations by country * Indonesia (PT. Chevron Pacific Indonesia) * United Kingdom (Airwave) * Netherlands (C2000) * Portugal (Emergency Network (Police, Medical Emergency Response Units) (Nationwide) * Taiwan (Taiwan High Speed Rail) * Hong Kong (Police) * Pakistan Ministry of Interior (Police) * India (Delhi Metro) * Denmark (Nationwide 99.5% coverage) * China (Shanghai Police) * Haiti (MINUSTAH) * Ireland (Garda, Ambulance, Prison, Naval, Customs, Revenue and Public Works) (Nationwide) * Greece (Police) * Jersey (case study) * Israel (Israel Mountain Rose) * Sri Lanka (NAV) * Poland (Police in Warsaw, Szczecin, Lodz, Kraków) * Australia (QGC / Shell / Woodside) * Australia (Zeon Digital) Countrywide Dimetra installation in various stages of deployment (2007) * Austria * Norway * Lithuania * Australia * Maldives Countrywide Dimetra installation in various stages of deployment (2010) * Saudi Arabia * Libya References * Motorola TETRA * Tetra Association External links * Tetra in Norway * Tetra in POLAND * Tetra in Portugal Category:Mobile telecommunications standards Category:Mobile radio telephone systems "