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"The Georg Dehio Book Prize (Georg Dehio-Buchpreis) is a biennial literary award for authors who, "in their literary, scholarly or public work, address the themes of the common culture and history of the German people and their Eastern neighbors at a high level and from a broad perspective." Described as "prestigious" by the Austrian state broadcasting system ORF, Österreichischer Rundfunk, April 11, 2012 the Dehio Prize is funded by the German government through the Office of the Federal Commissioner for Culture and Media (Beauftragte der Bundesregierung for Kultur und Medien), the competition being administered by the German Cultural Forum for Eastern Europe (Deutsches Kulturforums östliches Europa), a state-endowed agency.German Cultural Forum for Eastern Europe It commemorates the Tallinn-born German art historian Georg Dehio (1850-1932), whose pioneering emphasis on multi-ethnic and transnational cultural interconnections and influences in Eastern Europe serves as a guiding principle for the work of the German Cultural Forum. The prize comes in two categories: a Grand Prize of €7,000 and a Prize of Honor of €3,000. The Grand Prize honors an author's lifetime achievement in literary and/or public endeavors. The Prize of Honor is awarded in recognition of an outstanding published work. If the prizewinning publication is a translation, the prize may be shared between the author and the translator.Literaturport description The Georg Dehio Book Prize began in 2004, and is awarded every other year, alternating with the Georg Dehio Cultural Prize, which was first offered in 2003. Winners of the Georg Dehio Book Prize are chosen by a selection committee whose members are appointed by the Board of Trustees of the German Cultural Forum on the nomination of its Executive Committee. It is composed of renowned personalities from the fields of literary studies, publishing and the media. Permanent members of the Selection Committee include a representative of the Office of the Federal Commissioner for Culture and Media (BKM) and a representative of the BKM-funded institutions concerned with the culture and history of the German-speaking peoples of Eastern Europe. Kulturpreise.de Winners * 2018: Miljenko Jergović and Brigitte Döbert (Grand Prize); Alvydas Šlepikas and Markus Roduner for Mein Name ist Marytė * 2016: Marek Krajewski (Grand Prize); Cord Aschenbrenner (Prize of Honor for Das evangelische Pfarrhaus. 300 Jahre Glaube, Geist und Macht: eine Familiengeschichte) * 2014: Barbara Coudenhove-Kalergi (Grand Prize); Raymond M. Douglas (Prize of Honor for Ordnungsgemäße Überführung. Die Vertreibung der Deutschen nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg) * 2012: Peter Demetz (Grand Prize); Radka Denemarková and Eva Profousová (Prize of Honor as author and translator respectively for Ein herrlicher Flecken Erde)Focus, April 26, 2012 * 2010: Martin Pollack (Grand Prize); Włodzimierz Nowak and Joanna Manc (Prize of Honor as author and translator respectively for Die Nacht von Wildenhagen: Zwölf deutsch-polnische Schicksale) Culture.pl * 2008: Richard Wagner (Grand Prize); Andreas Kossert (Prize of Honor for Ostpreußen: Geschichte und Mythos)Deutsche Welle, October 4, 2008 * 2006: Karl-Markus Gauß (Grand Prize); Thomas Urban (Prize of Honor for Verlust: Die Vertreibung der Deutschen und Polen im 20. Jahrhundert)Tageszeitung, May 13, 2006 * 2004: Karl Schlögel (Grand Prize); Gregor Thum (Prize of Honor for Die fremde Stadt. Breslau 1945)Deutschland Radio (Berlin), May 25, 2004 See also * Georg Dehio Cultural Prize References External links *The Georg Dehio Book Prize Category:German literary awards Category:2004 establishments in Germany Category:Awards established in 2004 "
"New Breed is a Christian Latin hip hop duo from Boston, Massachusetts, consisting of brother and sister Rosario "Macho" and Elsie Ortega. An affiliate of the underground hip hop collective Tunnel Rats, the duo has recorded and toured both as part of the Tunnel Rats and independently. After joining the Tunnel Rats in 1998, New Breed appeared on the DJ Maj mixtape Full Plates with the song "What's My Name" in 2001, and later that year on the Tunnel Rats album Tunnel Vision. The duo released its first album, Stop the Music, in 2002, and then appeared on the Tunnel Rats albums Underground Rise, Volume 1 in 2003 and Tunnel Rats in 2004. A second album from New Breed, Nine, came out in 2004. History Elsie and Macho were born in Brooklyn and grew up in a Puerto Rican quarter of Boston. They later moved to Los Angeles, and started rapping together at around age 15 or 16. Macho attempted to put together a showcase for a youth group, and asked his sister to help. They performed an original song, "Time To Make A Difference", to enthusiastic response, and started getting requests for performances. In 1997, Elsie and Macho met the Tunnel Rats at a Cru-vention convention, and Tunnel Rats leader Dax Reynosa asked them to join with his collective. The pair took a year to pray and decide, and the next year met up with the Tunnel Rats in Florida and officially joined the collective. New Breed first appeared with the song "What's My Name" on DJ Maj mixtape Full Plates: Mixtape. 002. Later that year it recorded as part of Tunnel Rats on the groundbreaking Tunnel Vision, and on February 12, 2002, New Breed released its first album, Stop the Music, through Uprok Records. Critics received the album favorably, noting in particular the album's Latin influence that reflected the Puerto Rican heritage of Elsie and Macho. New Breed then recorded again with the Tunnel Rats for the 2003 Uprok compilation Underground Rise, Volume 1: Sunrise/Sunset. In 2004, it released Nine and then recorded on the third Tunnel Rats album Tunnel Rats. In 2005, New Breed appeared along with rapper Triune on the song "Texas Hold 'Em" by Dokument, from the album Planet Dok. Macho also released a solo extended play, Freedom, in 2005, and, after a long hiatus, released his debut solo album, Remember, in 2011. References Category:American hip hop groups Category:Hispanic and Latino American rappers Category:Musical groups from Boston Category:Musical groups established in 1998 Category:East Coast hip hop groups Category:Rappers from Boston Category:1998 establishments in Massachusetts Category:Christian hip hop groups Category:Underground rappers Category:American musical duos Category:Hip hop duos Category:Tunnel Rats (music group) members "
"The Col du Mollard is a mountain pass located between the councils of Entremont-le-Vieux and Saint-Thibaud-de-Couz in the Chartreuse Mountains and culminating at 1,320 meters above sea level. Hike The start of a hike is possible from Le Désert d'Entremont. References Mollard Category:Mountain passes of the Alps "