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Lambertseter kirke (1966) in Oslo, Norway, by Harald Hille

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what to do when the kindergarden is closed? test a new softbox at home of course #oslo #portrettfotograf #portrett #norge #lambertseter #stovner #manglerud #asd #kid

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Brun/gul hunnkatt savnet i #Karlsrud, #Lambertseter, #Holtet, #Brattlikollen, #Nordstrand, #Oslo siden 09.06.2019. Registrert 06:48 12.06.2019. https://dyrebar.no/84324/ #hunnkatt #katt #savnet — view on Instagram https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/vp/aeef104fba62c72655ebc18b48869faa/5D79CB95/t51.2885-15/e35/62910027_307934716757112_5656987877211928296_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com

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Le cancer du sein est la forme de cancer avec le meilleur pronostic. Par conséquent, l'accent est surtout mis sur la survie lorsque nous parlons de la maladie. Avec cette statue, nous espérons sensibiliser le public aux patientes atteintes d'un cancer du sein incurable », déclare Ellen Harris Utne, présidente du conseil d'administration de la Société norvégienne du cancer du sein.

Chaque année, environ 600 Norvégiennes meurent d'un cancer du sein métastatique. Cette forme de cancer est incurable et il n'y a que des médicaments qui prolongent la vie.

Ellen Harris Utne souligne qu'il est essentiel de se concentrer sur la survie lorsqu'on parle de cancer du sein. Dans le même temps, beaucoup trouvent que l'accent mis sur la « vaincre du cancer » fait du diagnostic d'un cancer du sein incurable un tabou. Lorsque le cancer du sein se propage à d'autres organes, il n'est plus possible de le battre. Le cancer du sein peut être un combat que l'on peut « gagner », mais c'est aussi une maladie à laquelle tout le monde ne survit pas.

La Société norvégienne du cancer du sein souhaite sensibiliser le public aux patientes atteintes d'un cancer du sein incurable. Par conséquent, en collaboration avec l'Association des sculpteurs norvégiens, la Société norvégienne du cancer du sein a chargé Håkon Anton Fagerås, l'un des plus grands sculpteurs figuratifs de Norvège, de réaliser une statue en bronze de Cecilie, une mère norvégienne de trois enfants. Cecilie a reçu un diagnostic de cancer du sein métastatique à l'âge de 42 ans. La statue est un cadeau du promoteur immobilier Eiendomsspar à la Société norvégienne du cancer du sein.

La statue a été dévoilée sur la place Eidsvoll, devant le Stortinget, le Parlement norvégien, le 20 juin. La mairesse Marianne Borgen a dirigé la cérémonie et la présidente Ellen Harris Utne a dévoilé l'œuvre d'art.

La statue « Cecilie » est exposée sur la place Eidsvoll pendant une semaine avant d'être déplacée vers son emplacement définitif à Spikersuppa, à deux pas du Storting.

Un monument et une invitation

Cecilie vit à Lambertseter, une banlieue d'Oslo. Elle a 44 ans et a trois enfants âgés de 21, 19 et 9 ans. Depuis qu'elle a reçu un diagnostic de cancer du sein métastatique, Cecilie s'est efforcée de transmettre son histoire à d'autres par l'intermédiaire de la Société norvégienne du cancer du sein. En étant ouverte sur son état, Cecilie espère également rendre la situation moins difficile à gérer pour ses enfants.

"Cécilie fait face à la maladie avec les yeux ouverts, la détermination et une vulnérabilité incroyablement courageuse", déclare Harris Utne.

La présidence se réjouit que la statue de Cecilie de Håkon Anton Fagerås ait été dévoilée devant le Storting et espère que l'œuvre contribuera à sensibiliser le public à ce groupe vulnérable de patients.

"Cette statue est un monument aux femmes atteintes d'un cancer du sein métastatique et un appel à nous tous pour que nous apportions des soins, une attention et un soutien supplémentaires aux patientes touchées", a déclaré Harris Utne.

Veuillez noter : En raison de sa maladie, Cecilie n'est pas disponible pour la presse dans le cadre du dévoilement. L'Association du cancer du sein demande que toutes les demandes leur soient directement adressées.

Solveig Brekke Weltzien

solveig@brystkreftforeningen.no

Téléphone : +47 99023037

La Société norvégienne du cancer du sein est la plus grande organisation de patients en Norvège. Elle compte 15 000 membres et 56 organisations locales à travers le pays. La société du cancer du sein vise à guider et à soutenir les femmes atteintes d'un cancer du sein grâce à son programme de soutien par les pairs. L'organisation s'efforce également d'améliorer l'accès aux nouveaux traitements et médicaments pour toutes les personnes touchées par le cancer du sein en Norvège.

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Teambygging ~ Teambildung

Bei meinem Besuch des Gottesdienstes in Lambertseter Kirke, werde ich sowohl von einer Konfirmandin wie auch von einer der Ehrenamtlichen begrüßt.

Ich treffe auch Liv wieder, die Frau, die mir am vergangenen Mittwoch freundlicherweise einen Kaffee gebracht hatte. Zwei Konfis geben mir ein Gesangbuch und das Gottesdienstblatt für heute. Im Gottesdienstraum treffe ich Kollegin Barbro wieder. Mit einer weiten Geste umfasst sie den ganzen Raum und sagt: Das ist mein Team – heute. Als erstes lenkt sie meine Aufmerksamkeit auf die Kantorin und sagt: „Das ist die Künstlerin.“ Sodann zählt sie auf: diverse Ehrenamtlichen, ein Kirchenvorstandsmitglied, die Jugendleiterin und drei Konfis. „Wir haben fünf solche Teams.“, sagt sie dann. Sie habe damit begonnen, Teams zu bilden, als sie vor ca. 2 Jahren hier angefangen hat. Im Gottesdienst übernehmen der Kirchenvorsteher, die eine Ehrenamtliche, die mich begrüßt hat, und ein Konfirmand Lesungen, bzw. Gebete. Liv ist in der Abendmahlsliturgie beteiligt. Allen sieht frau an, dass sie diese Aufgabe als ehrenvoll und freudig empfinden, bzw. ausführen. Mir fällt ebenfalls auf, dass Barbro das Wirken der anderen Team-Mitglieder mit einer weiten und empfangenden Geste begleitet.

Zu Beginn des Gottesdienstes ziehen alle beteiligten ein (das ist hier normal so, wie mir scheint): Ein Konfi vorweg mit dem Kreuz, sodann eine Ehrenamtliche mit der Altarbibel, gefolgt vom Taufvater, (bzw. ein -pate), mit dem Taufwasser, dann alle anderen Mitarbeiter:Innen und zum Schluss die Kollegin Barbro. Jetzt mit Albe und Stola. Die Kantorin sitzt an der Orgel.

Es sind nicht unbedingt besonders hochkirchliche Persönlichkeiten, die hier demonstrativ Mitverantwortung für den Gottesdienst übernehmen, aber normale Menschen, wie du und du und du… Sie fühlen sich offensichtlich willkommen und heißen alle willkommen! So soll es sein, denke ich, seufzend… Die - eher hochkirchliche – Liturgie wird so mit Leben gefüllt.

Zum Thema „Teambildung findet Google Ungefähr 561.000 Ergebnisse in 0,47 Sekunden, darunter: „Teambildung ist ein Prozess, bei dem sich eine Gruppe von Menschen mit einer Reihe von Aufgaben und Aktivitäten beschäftigt, um die Arbeits- und Sozialbeziehungen zu stärken.“ und „Teambildung – Maßnahmen für bessere Zusammenarbeit.“

Von Kollegin Barbro weiß ich, dass die Gemeinde seit Anfang des Jahres, zum Netzwerk „Fremtiden bor hos oss“ (Die Zukunft wohnt bereits unter uns) gehört. Indem Menschen mit hineingenommen werden UND sich hineinnehmen lassen, zeigt sich, wie das gehen kann.

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Jon Jøntvedt tar OL-krav etter forrykende oppgjør

Jon Jøntvedt, Bryne Symjeklubb, svømte inn til seier i et forrykende oppgjør mot Henrik Christiansen, Lambertseter Svømmeklubb, i finalen på 800m fri på Bergen Swim Festival. Med tiden 7.48,97 tar Jøntvedt førsteplassen og samtidig OL-kravet på distansen. Henrik Christiansen kom inn på tiden 7.49,39, like etter Jøntvedt. Christiansen hadde OL kravet fra tidligere, men viser nok en gang at han er…

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Denne uka har det vært vinterferie. Vi har funnet på mye gøy i snøen og på tirsdag (20.2) dro vi til Lambertseter bibliotek på legofest, og vi tok både buss og t-bane! 😊

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Mads Fredrik Gilbert

Mads Fredrik Gilbert (born June 2, 1947, Porsgrunn) is a Norwegian doctor, activist and politician from the far left revolutionary socialistparty Red.[1][2] He received his PhD at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa.[3] He is a specialist in anesthesiology and a leader of theemergency medicine department of University Hospital of North Norway, and has been adjunct professor (professor II) of emergency medicine at the University of Tromsø since 1995.

Gilbert has a broad range of international experiences, especially in locations where medical and political issues merge. He has done volunteer work at a kibbutz.[4] Later he became actively involved with solidarity work concerning Palestinians since the 1970s, he has served as a doctor during numerous periods in the Palestinian territories and Lebanon. His efforts have been central to leading the city ofTromsø, since 2001 a twin town of Gaza, to claim to be the city that has sent more health workers to the Palestinian territories than any other in the world.[5]

Early life and education 

Gilbert was born 2 June 1947 in Porsgrunn, Telemark to a family of French Huguenot ancestry. His father Mads Fredrik Gilbert, was a doctor, while his mother was a nurse. His family soon relocated to his grandmothers one bedroom apartment in Oslo and he grew up in the borough of Majorstua until the age of 10 and later in Lambertseter. In the mid 1960s he enrolled in the Oslo Cathedral School.[6] After finishing high school, he briefly studied veterinary medicine, however he switched to general medicine following an accident involving his younger brother. He graduated from the University of Oslo in 1973.

He describes growing up in a "very political household" with lots of political discussions. He describes his parents as well informed about the world and his father specifically as very well read. He describes his mother as an inspiration, who taught him to think critically and awareness about siding with the weak.[7]

Medical career 

Since 1976, he has mainly worked at the anaesthesiology department at the hospital in Tromsø, the current University Hospital of North Norway (UNN). For a while he worked at Gravdal hospital in Lofoten. In 1991 he was dr.med at the University of Tromsø for a thesis on metabolism and blood circulation during anaesthesia. He did his doctoral research in the United States at the University of Iowa in Iowa City.

The Bågenholm case 

Following a skiing accident in January 2000 Anna Bågenholm was trapped for more than an hour in icy waters and was pronounced clinically dead, but survived after the efforts of Gilbert and his team.[8] Her body temperature was 13.7°C, which represented the lowest survived body temperature recorded.[9] Gilbert was awarded Årets nordlending 2000("Northern Norwegian of the year, 2000", by the readership of the Tromsø newspaper Nordlys.[10][11][12] Gilbert's breakthrough in treating extreme hypothermia has been chronicled in Cheating death : the doctors and medical miracles that are saving lives against all odds by Sanjay Gupta, as well as being featured in CNN's television programAnother Day: Cheating Death.

In 2013, Gilbert was made a commander of the Order of St. Olav for his overall contributions to emergency medicine.[13]

Gaza activism 

Gaza War 

Gilbert arrived on emergency assignment for the Norwegian Aid Committee (NORWAC) with the surgeon Erik Fosse to support the humanitarian effort at al-Shifa Hospital during the 2008��2009 Israel–Gaza conflict,[14][15][16] a period when foreign journalists were barred from entering the Gaza Strip.[17] As international media reported from outside the conflict zone, Gilbert maintained frequent contact with Norwegian media,[18][19] as well as segments of the world press, including CNN, BBC, ABC and Al Jazeera.[14]

Following a grenade strike to a Gaza City vegetable market on January 3, Gilbert sent an SMS text to his Norwegian and international contacts, with an appeal for all who read it to pass it on.[20][21][22]

“ From doctor Mads Gilbert in Gaza: Thanks for your support. They bombed the central vegetable market in Gaza city two hours ago. 80 injured, 20 killed. All came here to Shifa. Hades! We wade in death, blood and amputees. Many children. Pregnant woman. I have never experienced anything this horrible. Now we hear tanks. Tell it, pass it on, shout it. Anything. DO SOMETHING! DO MORE! We're living in the history books now, all of us! ”

The ensuing response sparked reports of Gilbert's message on a global scale,[24] and scores of declarations of support to the Norwegian Palestine Committee.[25]Asked about this incident in an interview with Al Jazeera, Gilbert answered: "...people in Gaza must know that they are not on their own, many people are with them, although we are not there but we are with them and they must not give up, for the people of the free world ponder on your patience and inspire from your strength. If you give up then the people behind you will give up..." [26]

The doctors were "received as heroes" by the Norwegian public,[27] and received praise from several commentators. Among critics were right-wing Norwegian FrP party leader Siv Jensen who described Gilbert as a "local politician from Rødt", criticizing that he has been permitted without censorship to act as a voice of anti-Israel propaganda.[11][28] Melanie Phillips, a columnist for The Spectator and Jennifer Lawinski for Fox News, voiced criticism similar to Siv Jensen's.[29][30]

Jensen's statements have in turn been strongly criticized by Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jonas Gahr Støre, who called her statements "confused" and said that "It is outrageous that she puts into question the integrity of practitioners, who I am sure treat the wounded and injured as they need it. Gilbert and I could completely disagree on political matters, but not on the matters at hand [treatment of civilian casualties].[31][32]

On January 5, after 10 days of the Israeli heavy air bombardment on Gaza strip, BBC news reporter Rushdi Abu Alouf in Gaza interviewed Dr. Mads Gilbert on the status inside Gaza's AL-Shifa Hospital. In the interview Dr. Gilbert stated that an overwhelming majority of the casualties he had treated were civilians, and women and children alone made up 25% of the death toll, and 45% of the wounded.[33][34]

On January 8, 2009, while in Gaza, Mads Gilbert was in a video which appeared on CNN which showed the brother of a Palestinian TV producer dying while Gilbert and another doctor worked to save him. This video became subject to controversy as several pro-Israel bloggers made accusations that the scene was staged.[35] World News and Features, the camera crew's employer, and the producer himself denounced the allegations. CNN also stated on their web site that they stand by the video.[36][37] Two weeks later, the CNN published a video report on their website refuting the bloggers' allegations point by point. Two independent doctors who were shown the video said that they had no doubt that the hospital scene and Gilbert's work was genuine.[35]

Aftermath 

In the period that followed Gilbert and Fosse's extraction from Gaza, they continued to be covered in Norwegian and international media. In a special report to the medical journalThe Lancet, Gilbert and Fosse described the Gaza situation as a "nightmarish havoc", stating that they had "witnessed the most horrific war injuries in men, women and children of all ages in numbers almost too large to comprehend".[38]

Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor responded to the Lancet report by criticizing Gilbert for "spreading vicious lies".[38] In statements to Associated Press Palmor claimed, "Dr. Gilbert is notorious for his radical far left opinions and his systematic demonizaton of Israel. He has already accused Israel of almost every nightmarish crime in the book only to ignore the refutation of every one of his allegations", adding, "His stories are worthy of Dante's imagination but have been proved time and again to be far removed from reality. It is a pity that serious members of the medical profession should allow themselves to be dragged into an excessive of mad Mads".[38]

In a response to these statements Gilbert stated: "This is a part of the propaganda war. We are not surprised and take this very calmly. We tell the truth and do not need to lie. If Israel think we are lying, they can just open the borders and let the world's press into Gaza. Then one will soon find out who is lying." [39]In 2009 he received the Fritt Ord Honorary Award together with Erik Fosse.[40]

Operation Pillar of Defence 

Mads Gilbert returned to Gaza and the al-Shifa hospital. The night between November 20 and 21, he wrote this report. A cease-fire was declared at 8 PM the same day.

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Førskolebarna på tur til Deichmanske bibliotek på Lambertseter. Vi leste i grupper,så i bøker og lånte med oss forskjellige bøker, som vi kan kose oss med i høstmørket 😊

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Brun og sort hunnkatt savnet i #Bergkrystallen, #Lambertseter, #Nordstrand, #Oslo siden 01.02.2020. Registrert 18:16 03.02.2020. https://dyrebar.no/90015/ #hunnkatt #katt #savnet — view on Instagram https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/e35/82851087_114542283327691_168072906276424131_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com&_nc_ohc=n1WuLXooS10AX8PFI6U&oh=82f77c9121f21b5dd59b7f64e0024145&oe=5EDAFA7A

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Hvilken fresh trener du på?

Lambertseter! Skal bli så tett. Kødda, jeg eter for mye shit. 😂

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To personer hentet ut fra brennende boligblokk på Lambertseter

To personer hentet ut fra brennende boligblokk på Lambertseter

Author:

To personer ble fredag kveld hentet ut av en brennende leilighet på Lambertseter i Oslo.

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MUSIKK: Odd Nordstoga ute med låta "Alt slik det var laga"

MUSIKK: Odd Nordstoga ute med låta “Alt slik det var laga”

På den nye låta «Alt slik det var laga», har Odd Nordstoga igjen hentet inspirasjon fra naturen, fremfor alt fra skogen. På glitrende vis, minner han oss på å sette pris på den i hverdagens kjas og mas, og viktigheten av å bevare den slik den en gang var laga. Låten er den endre i rekken som Odd har produsert hjemme på musikkrommet sitt på Lambertseter. Med seg på denne låta, har han Håkon Aase…

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