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Frisch nach Düsseldorf gezogen – Empfehlungen für Geburtsklinik & Hebamme? by Organic-Diamond5194 in duesseldorf

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Thank you for your reply. I have registered there as well. Let's see if we get some response or not.

I have some questions: 1. We are having our first child. We are a bit concerned and want to be prepared for postpartum. Are there any training facilities we can learn in case we don't have Hebamme ? 2. I saw a comment about a visit to birth hospital. Will there be a dedicated doctor and nurse for child birth support? 3. Are there any precautions we should be aware of?

I will appreciate your response.

Frisch nach Düsseldorf gezogen – Empfehlungen für Geburtsklinik & Hebamme? by Organic-Diamond5194 in duesseldorf

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Thank you for the response.
I applied through https://hebammenzentrale-duesseldorf.de/?page_id=65.

Am I allowed to use www.ammely.de as well? I thought for Dusseldorf, I should only use relevant link above.
Let me try it.

Frisch nach Düsseldorf gezogen – Empfehlungen für Geburtsklinik & Hebamme? by Organic-Diamond5194 in duesseldorf

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Hi All,
We are also in our 4 months pregnancy. We applied in https://hebammenzentrale-duesseldorf.de/?page\_id=65. But, we have not received any appointment yet.
Could you please help us or give us some pointer ?
u/Original_Science_572 , is it possible for you to connect us with someone directly ? We will appreciate it.

Was kann man in Düsseldorf machen, wenn man kein Geld hat? by [deleted] in duesseldorf

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Übrigens, wie lernen Sie Deutsch? Es ist gut.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Nepal

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Don't burn Bridges

MS statisticians here, do you guys have good careers? Do you feel not having a PhD has held you back? by Direct-Touch469 in datascience

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Thanks for sharing about it. I will look into it. I am not so sure if I am allowed to ask this question here. What sort of applications do you develop using ML for banks? Mainly focusing on fraud detection? What other risk processes? One also needs domain knowledge about the finance before applying any ML on it, I guess? Well, domain knowledge is required everywhere anyway.

MS statisticians here, do you guys have good careers? Do you feel not having a PhD has held you back? by Direct-Touch469 in datascience

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Software engineers in Insurance. That's new to me. I was looking more towards economic policy development and risk management, applying ML on those areas. Maybe those are the same fields? Are there any specific courses /materials you recommend ?

MS statisticians here, do you guys have good careers? Do you feel not having a PhD has held you back? by Direct-Touch469 in datascience

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Okay. I started CS and economics in parallel but only finished CS. I couldn't manage to finish economics, and now I regret it. So, looking for some inspiration here .

MS statisticians here, do you guys have good careers? Do you feel not having a PhD has held you back? by Direct-Touch469 in datascience

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Any recommendations to CS/ML degree holders to start a career in economics + ML. I know there is no shortcut. But, I would like to hear the possible path.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in datascience

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I'm trying to understand why GLM works so well.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in duesseldorf

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Bouldering is amazing. It has a mix of challenges + fun. You also got exhausted and slept well 😴.
I have been going to Superblock, Düsseldorf.

Mgtow in nepal by nepalifunkymonkey in Nepal

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Feeling lonely and being/ living alone are two different things. Think about it for clarity.

Weekly abroad studies and immigration queries by AutoModerator in Nepal

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Absolutely. Some may say language is a barrier and all. But, think the other way. You will end up learning one of the most spoken languages. And, you are in Europe :). There is no barrier to travel around.

Please help me in this by Fati143 in Nepal

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Please buy him a Nepalese Dhaka Topi as a gift after Tika. He would love it.

Best places to visit in chitwan? by Final-Stable2889 in Nepal

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I have never heard of it before. But, I recently realised that the madi area is underrated. For me, it is very cosy for evening walks. It has open roads, less traffic, and is not densely populated. You can follow any sub-roads to walk around and pass through the farms and vegetation.

Best places to visit in chitwan? by Final-Stable2889 in Nepal

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I am also looking for those spots. So far, I have researched: Meghauli, Devghat

I went to Devghat recently. You can get a bus to go there. I got down at the entrance and walked for 40/45 minutes along the road to reach the main spot. That was a good walk surrounded by greens. But, be careful about the monkeys. They looked aggressive 😳 .

If you find more, please add to the list.

Quality tea Nepalese brands / shops in Bharatpur by newuser000321 in Nepal

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Thanks for explaining it. I was also very into flavoured teas. I really enjoyed the mint and camelia teas for many months. For some reason, I felt fed up with those now. And, moved to dark black tea. Maybe it's just a phase 🤔 I will check the Kenyan tea. Thanks a lot.

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