Et digt af Yahya Hassan, der kunne være interessant at perspektivere til Tove Ditlevsens"Barndommens Gade", er "A". "A" er et af de mest kendte digte i Yahya Hassans debutdigtsamling, ogdet har genereret meget debat og opmærksomhed på grund af sin skarpe og provokerende tone samtdens udforskning af temaer som identitet, kultur, og religiøsitet.Dette digt kan give eleverne mulighed for at sammenligne og kontrastere med Tove Ditlevsens digtog dets fokus på barndom, erindring og sociale forhold. "A" udforsker også temaer som tilhørsforholdog identitet, men fra en meget anderledes kontekst og perspektiv end "Barndommens Gade".Eleverne kan undersøge, hvordan begge digtere bruger deres personlige erfaringer og følelser til atudforske komplekse emner i deres digte, samt hvordan de forskellige sproglige stilarter ogvirkemidler bidrager til at formidle deres budskaber.

Et undervisningsforløb om Tove Ditlevsens digt"Barndommens Gade" kan være både spændende og lærerigt for eleverne.

Tycho Brahe was also very well known for his ‘golden nose’. During a duel over a mathematical formula in the dark with Manderup Parsberg, he lost parts of his nose,and rumors spread that he had used a prosthesis made of gold

Moreover, hypoxemia caused by COVID-19 may bring about atrial fibrillation, which is the most common arrhythmia among elderly individuals, and atrial fibrillation could be refractory before the pulmonary function is improved.

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Hilma af Klint

When Hilma af Klint began creating radically abstract paintings in 1906, they were like little that had been seen before: bold, colorful, and untethered from any recognizable references to the physical world

Serious Growth put 30 pounds of muscle on my frame. My strength jumped in all exercises. About 90 pounds was put on my bench, 70 on the military and back.

In just 3 weeks my bench press went from 245 lbs. to 280 lbs.

my maximum bench went from 260 pounds to 325 pounds which is just 15 pounds from when I was 19 and using anabolics. My body weight has gone from 195 to 225

I started out a measly 140 lbs. with 14½ inch arms. Now I’m 175 lbs. With 17½ inch arms and growing. My bench press went from 160 lbs. max to 325 lbs.

I added 50 lbs. to my bench. I used to hate doing pullups, now I’m doing five sets of twelve with a 15 lb. dumbbell hanging from my waist.

I’ve always been a hardgainer, but after 90 days on the Bulgarian System, I’ve added 140 lbs. to my squad and 20 lbs. of weight without it going to my waist.

In the last nine months I’ve added at least 100 pounds to my squat, seventy odd pounds to my bench, and 20 plus pounds to number of other movements

I started off struggling with squats at 135 lbs. Now just 3½ months later, I’m using 300 lbs.

At the beginning I weighed 195 lbs. Now, I’m 217 lbs. and strong. I’ve been accused of using steroids. 12 weeks has added about 20 lbs.

Michael came to me weighing only 99 pounds and bench pressing 85 pounds, and he had a sincere desire to get big and strong. I put him on the Bulgarian system, and in the short time he's been using it he's made the most impressive gains of any young guy I've ever seen. Michael now bench presses 205 pounds (up from 85–that's more than double) and front squats 215 pounds (up from one of the 125). He weighs in at 130 pounds (up from 99) and his body fat has increased by only 1.5%.

Eric Poole – Age 33 Sales Manager – Visalia, CA Eric had only been working out sporadically off-and-on for a year. Nothing serious. Then he saw what I and some of my other clients had done with the Bulgarian system and he wanted to be a part of. When he began, he could only bench press 175 pounds for three reps maximum. Four weeks later, he was bench pressing 315 pounds! His squats went from 190 pounds (5 reps max) to 265 pounds.

Bob Pierce – Age 20 College football player – Tulare, CA Bob started this program weighing 234 pounds (his heaviest weight ever), but he desperately needed to gain more weight for his lineman position on the football team. He had already tried lots of other systems for putting on weight and muscle mass, but nothing seemed to work. What's more, he had been training for over 5 years, which means his body was near its peak–and that's why he was having trouble putting on lean meat. (Or so he thought.) I put him on the Bulgarian system and in only 10 weeks, Bob gained 20 pounds of new muscle, with no increase in body fat! His bench press went from 315 pounds to 415 pounds in only 10 weeks. His legs don't fit into his old blue jeans anymore, and his friends at the gym swear he must be on steroids. (He's not. I don't allow any of my clients to use steroids.)

After just four months on their program, I pared 15 pounds of fat and replaced it with 20 pounds of rock-hard muscle. My neck size is now 20 inches and my arms are 20 ¾ inches.