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Celebrant (Latin celebrant - celebrant, active adjectival participle of the present tense from celebrare - celebrate) - clergyman celebrating the liturgy. Most often, this term refers to Catholic, Old Catholic, Orthodox priests and Protestant pastors and deacons. During the celebration of the Mass. according to the post-Vatican II Roman rite in the Catholic Church, the priest who presides is called the main celebrant, and the other priests who celebrate the liturgy concelebrans. Similar names are used by Greek Catholic churches. wiki

Songs of Two Nations - a volume of poems by English poet and playwright Algernon Charles Swinburne, published in 1875 by Chatto & amp; Windus. The collection includes songs A Song of Italy, dedicated to Giuseppe Mazzini (Iscribed with all devotion and reverence to Joseph Mazzini), Ode on the Proclamation of the French Republic, dedicated to Wiktor Hugo and the Dirae sonnet series. Also in this volume, as in other works by Swinburne, one can observe the use of his favorite stylistic measure, alliteration: clothed and crowned with curses, canst thou tell?. Bibliography wiki

Cassandra - an epic poem by the renaissance English poet Richard Barnfield, published in 1595 in the volume Cynthia with Certain Sonnets, and the Legend of Cassandra. The work is written in a sextet, a six-cornered rhabarous ababcc, popular in the Renaissance, used, among others, by William Shakespeare, Thomas Campion and Thomas Heywood. The protagonist of the poem is Kassandra, a Trojan princess and a prophetess in whom no one believed in prophecy, taken prisoner by the Greeks after the fall of Troy. wiki

Elegy XIX: On going to bed (Elegy XIX. To His Mistress Going to Bed) - a poem of seventeenth-century English metaphysical poet John Donne in the form of a dramatic monologue. It is written in a jambic pentameter, an even rhyming. It presents an open approach to eroticism. It ends with an ambiguous punch line. [...] Then, since that I may know, As liberally as to thy midwife show Thyself; cast all, yea, this white linen hence; There is no penance due to innocence: To teach thee, I am naked first ; why then, What needst thou have more covering than a man? Stanisław Barańczak translated this poem into Polish (thirteen-syllable). Bibliography wiki

David Allan (born February 13, 1744, died on August 6, 1796) - a Scottish painter who creates historical paintings and genre scenes. Curriculum vitae He came from Alloa in central Scotland. He studied painting in Glasgow in 1755-1762. In 1764 he left for Rome, where he lived until 1777. In 1771, he sent two of his paintings, Pompey the Great after his defeat and Cleopatra, crying over the ashes of Mark Antony to the exhibition at the Royal Academy in London. In 1773, another image of Hektor, saying goodbye to Andromache, won the gold medal at the Accademia di S Luca. After returning to London in 1777, he worked as a portrait painter. In 1780 he settled in Edinburgh, where he became the director of the Academy of Arts. During this period, he created his most famous works such as "Scottish wedding", "Dances at the top". He also created illustrations for "Osjan" by James Macpherson and "Gentle Shepherd" by Allan Ramsay. Bibliography wiki

Antoni Tywoński (born 1888, died 1940) - Polish judge, officer of the State Police, victim of the Katyn massacre. Curriculum vitae He was born in 1888. He was the son of Jan. He came from Sądowa Wisznia. He was a retired judge and an officer of the State Police in the rank of a leader. After the outbreak of World War I, the September campaign and the USSR's aggression against Poland of September 17, 1939, he was arrested by NKVD officers. Probably in the spring of 1940 he was murdered by the NKVD in an area occupied by the Soviets. His name is on the so-called. Ukrainian Katyn List published in 1994 (it was mentioned on the consignment note 56 / 1-39 marked with the number 2919). Victims of this crime were buried at the Polish Military Cemetery in Kiev-Bykowni, opened in 2012. wiki

Ananda Mahidol (Thai: อา นันท มหิดล, born September 20, 1925 in Heidelberg, died June 9, 1946 in Bangkok) - King of Thailand (1935-1946), also known as Rama VIII. He was the eighth ruler of Thailand from the Chakri dynasty. He took the throne after Uncle Pradhipoku (Rama VII) at the age of 10, being a student at a school in Switzerland. On June 9, 1946, he was found dead in his bed; the cause of death was a gunshot wound. The event was not fully explained, and the controversy over the circumstances of the King's death became the cause of the weakening of the civilian constitutional government and accelerated the return of military rule in Thailand. Bibliography wiki

Thousand Year's Relay - Passage of columns of motorcycles and cars, organized in Poland on the occasion of the Millennium of Poland. The relay took place from April 16th to May 9th, 1966, and was divided into four columns on the route: The mission of the event was to transport a distance of 3,500 kilometers. Book of the Millennium. In the towns along the route, sports competitions, artistic performances, rallies and festivities were organized, combined with the reading of a specially prepared roll call from the Book of the Millennium. There were also reports on the implementation of various types of commitments and actions taken on the occasion of the Millennium. The finals took place in Zgorzelec, Szczecin, Kołobrzeg and Gdansk, where numerous demonstrations took place. The initiator of the action was the National Front of National Unity Committee, and the participation in the relay was not always fully spontaneous. wiki

Yevgeny Mikhailovich Podolski (Russian: Евгений Михайлович Подольский, born July 5, 1934 in the village of Archangelskoye in the Voronezh region, died on October 12, 2011 in Tambov) - Soviet politician. Curriculum vitae In 1956 he graduated from the Voronezh Institute of Agriculture, later worked in the economic institutions of the Tambov region, since 1959 he belonged to the CPSU, 1977-1979 was the secretary of the CPWR Regional Committee in Tambov. From 1978 until April 1985, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Tambov Regional Council, from April 19, 1985 to August 10, 1991 First Secretary of the CPWR Regional Committee in Tambov, 1990-1991 Chairman of the Tambov Regional Council. 1986-1990 deputy member, and 1990-1991 member of the Central Committee of the CPSU. Member of the RFSRR 10th and 11th tenure, People's Deputies of the USSR. Awarded with two Red Labels of Labor and two Order of Honor. Bibliography wiki

Dmitry Konstantinovich Wiszniewski (Russian: Дмитрий Константинович Вишневский, born 1905 in Wierny (now Almaty), died 1969) is an officer of the Soviet secret service, colonel, minister of state security / interior affairs of the Tajik SRR (1948-1954) . From September 5, 1923 to May 19, 1923, he served as the Special Representative of the Tajik GPU in Saraj-Komar. From December 1929 to March 1930, he was a delegate to the GPU in Andijan, later to the regional GPU in Namangan, from April 1932 to 23 February 1935. From February 23 to November 1935 helper of the Coca-Cola NKVD operating sector, from November 1935 to May 8, 1936, head of the 6 th Division of the Secretariat of the State Security Committee (UGB) of the NKVD Uzbek SRR, 1936 senior lieutenant of state security. From May 8, 1936 to May 25, 1937, helper of the head of the Bursar Operational Sector NKVD, from May 25, 1937 to April 8, 1938 Head of Unit 4, UGB NKVD Uzbek SSR, from April 8, 1938 to June 3, 1940 Head of the NKVD...

Newspaper (subtitle: Polish Echo Lawyer) - nonexistent, one of the first Polish virtual newspapers, distributed from the moment of creation via computer networks. It contained a short message from Poland. It was published by Krzysztof Leski all the time. Format and distribution The content of the newspaper was in ASCII format without any Polish characters. It was distributed free of charge via the phonetics (Polish Echo - conference, subtitle), and was also available as a group in the usenet (currently removed). Currently available only as an incomplete archive of the Usenet group pl.gazety.gazeta on Google Groups and on the few news servers. wiki

Closed channel flow is a part of hydraulics and fluid mechanics and is a type of fluid flow in a closed channel (channel in the sense of a closed pipeline). The second type of liquid flow is the flow in the open channel. These two types of flow, albeit similar in many respects, differ significantly in detail. The flow in the closed channel does not have a free surface, which occurs in the second case. No direct atmospheric pressure is applied to the liquid flowing in the enclosed space, but the liquid itself exerts a hydraulic pressure on the duct wall (pipe or pipe). Not every liquid movement in the apparently closed conduit is subject to the flow laws of the closed channel. The drain pipes (not to be confused with the gutter) are closed in their design, but usually retain a free surface and are therefore considered to be open channels. The exception is when the storm drainage system is 100% filled, in which case it can be treated as a closed space, and the phenomenon itself is cal...

Mikhail Ivanovich Kachiani, ruins. Micheil Kachiani (born 1896 in Batumi, died in December 1937) - Soviet and Georgian politician, first secretary of the Communist Party of Bolsheviks of Georgia in 1924-1930. 1915-1917 studied at the Moscow Institute of Commerce, since July 1917 a member of the SDPRR (b), 1917 secretary of the Revolutionary Revolutionary Committee, 1917-1918 member of the SDPRR Committee (b) in Batumi and editor of the newspaper "Rabajaya Truth", 1918-1920 member 1920-1921 editor of the Kommunist newspaper in Baku and member of the Azerbaijani Communist Party (Bolshevik), 1921 secretary of the Georgian Communist Party (Bolshevik) Committee in Tbilisi, 1921-1930 member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party KP (b) G, 1923-1924 CC Secretary. 1924-1930 First Secretary of the Central Committee (b) G. 1927-1930 at the same time III Secretary of the National Committee of the Communist Party (b) in Caucasus. From 13 July 1930 to 26 January 1934 Candidate ...

Edward Zawidowski - Polish rally driver and racing driver. Born in Lviv, a leading Polish competitor of the interwar period. He occupied Austro-Daimler third place in the 3146 km long Rally Poland in 1929. On August 25 of that year he won the Stryj-Lviv race. With 18 points he finished third in the Polish Championship in 1929. He announced his start at the 1930 Grand Prix of Lviv, but did not participate in the Grand Prix. In 1931 he borrowed a Ratt Bugatti T43 from the Grand Prix of Lwow. He was nominated for the 1933 Grand Prix of Lviv at the Bugatti T35B, but did not race in the flu season. wiki

Zamek Girl Castle Lány - baroque building located in Kladno district in the Central Bohemian Region west of Prague. The castle is situated in the area of ​​the north-eastern edge of the huge, forest-like forests (part of the Křivoklátsko Nature Protection Area). It has an extensive English park, a Bahňák pond, a conservatory and a lane. History According to the oldest written sources from 1392, the wooden castle was owned by Hašek of Lán. At the end of the 16th century the village became the property of the royal estate of Emperor Rudolf II. The castle was rebuilt into a renaissance hunting palace. In 1652 the building was rebuilt, this time in Baroque style. At the end of the 17th century it became the property of the Count von Wallenstein family. Jan Joseph von Wallenstein rebuilt it one floor higher in 1730. Shortly thereafter it was acquired by the prince von Fürstenberg, who ruled it until 1921. During this period there were numerous renovations of the castle, as well as sig...

Emil Jerzyk (born January 10, 1902 in Krakow, December 29, 1982) is a Polish politician, Member of the Legislative Sejm (1947-1952) and the second term of the Polish Parliament (1957-1961). He was an oil driller and had basic education. Member of the PPS, since July 21, 1945 Member of the KRN, in January 1947 elected Member of the Legislative Sejm from the district 51 Gorlice. After the "unification" of PPR and PPS I Secretary of the District Committee (KP) PZPR in Jasło. In 1957 he became deputy to the Sejm of the People's Republic of Poland (PRL II) from the 74th District of Jasło. Bibliography wiki

General view The St. Martin's Well - a well, a wooden cross and accompanying tourist infrastructure located in the Krotoszyńskie Dąbrów (Municipal Forest Complex), the southeastern Helenopol Forest and the Buczyna Helenopol Nature Reserve in the Zduny municipality. The first mention of this place dates back to 1663. There was a wooden church of Sts. Martin and the hermitage. In 1790 the temple was closed due to bad technical condition. The object was completely destroyed, so in 1834 the remains were demolished. During the Prussian partition, the Krotoszyn youth, associated in the Society of Tomasz Zana, gathered here at patriotic meetings. In these secret clashes participated, among others. Bl. Michał Kozal, Bishop Stanislaw Lukomski, historian Kazimierz Krotoski and dr. Władysław Bolewski. wiki

Jan Kozyra (1917-1994) - teacher, social activist. Born on February 3, 1917 in Jelna near Leżajsk, son of Marcin and Zofia from Kowal's house. He graduated from the State Junior High School. Bolesław Chrobry in Leżajsk and in 1939 the State Pedagogical Institute. Ewarysta Estkowskiego in Lublin. During the occupation in the years 1939-1943 he taught at the general school licensed by the occupant, and from July 1943, for a year, he participated in secret teaching in his family Jelcz. After the end of World War II, he worked as a teacher at the Nisko Public School and later as a manager at a similar school in Lubaczow. In 1952 he graduated from the higher vocational studies in economics at the Warsaw School of Economics. In the years 1955 and 1957 he attended professional courses. in Warsaw and Rzeszow. In 1950 he became a teacher and director of the Tarnobrzeg Public High School. This function continued until 1974. From his name Tarnobrzeska "trainee" is commonly re...

Nefertari - the great spouse of the pharaoh Tutmosis IV. Its origin is unknown, as is its social position. There are several performances of her mother-in-law, the mother of Tia accompanying her son Thutmose in a pose reserved for the gods, and they exchange Nefertari as the wife of Toutmozis. In the seventh year of his reign the Great Spouse was already his sister Jaret, so Nefertari had to die or descend from the historical scene when Jaret became his brother's wife. It was depicted on a basalt table found in Giza with her husband and goddesses. There is also a stela found in the temple in Luxor, where it is exchanged with her husband, the successor of the throne and the gods. It is not known if she had any children, the only son of Tutmosis IV, Amenhotep III, was his child with a concubine named Mutemuja. Bibliography wiki

cafe site in December 2006 building in 2010, which was Cyberia Cyberia is the world's first internet cafe, opened in London on September 39, 1994 by Eva Pascoe and Gene Teare. According to the original plan, its founders were intended only for women, for at that time (as they argued) in England, women constituted only 4% of British Internet users. However, after the cafe presses the British press, it survived the siege of the male clientele by which its founders resigned from this formula. wiki

Ptolemy Apion stgr. Πτολεμαῖος Ἀπίων Ptolemaios Apion (d. 96 p.n.) - the last Greek ruler of Cyrenaica, who, through his will, has transferred his kingdom to Rome. Apion was the illegitimate son of Ptolemy VIII (Fiskon) and the Egyptian Irene (according to Joseph Flavius, also called Ithaca). The bed was connected to the king by a deep feeling, which made it very strong for him (Against Apion II.48). In spite of his illegitimate origin after the death of his father (116 BC), Apion inherited Cyrenaica and took over without protest from his siblings. Not much is known about his government, except that in his will he transferred his power to Rome (he died in 96 BC). The Senate initially did not accept the announcement of the city of Cyrenaica free. It became a Roman province only in 74 BC. Bibliography wiki

Abram "Alex" Sycowski (born July 13, 1892 in Wielgomyn, Poland) - American gangster of Jewish descent, accountant and right hand of Al Capone. Curriculum vitae Abram Sycowski was born on July 13, 1892 in Wielgomyn, was the son of a Jewish felcher. As a six-year-old he went to the United States, grew up in Chicago. After introducing prohibition, he became a smuggler of alcohol, running an alliance with the Italian gangs, and became a major contributor to Al Capone and a major smuggler. After his arrest, Capone was threatened with arrest and assault by other gangs, so he left for Europe. Back to Europe was not successful, the Polish authorities refused to allow him entry, attempting to prevent the threat of organized crime. Sycowski, expelled from Poland, left for Paris, where he organized an illicit trade center for opium and morphine. Again threatened with arrest, he left for Austria, where he was arrested in 1935. False passports found on it have become the cause of seve...

Wanda Zwolska from the house of Macenowiczówna (born January 14, 1913 in Jekatieroslavia in Ukraine, died December 9, 1979 in Łódź) - Polish historian of didactics. Curriculum vitae Studied at the Stefan Batory University in Vilnius under Stanisław Kościałkowski (1931 - Ernest Godfrey Grodek's death). Then she worked in Junior High School and Junior High School. A. J. Czartoryski in Vilnius. During World War II in AK, engaged in secret teaching. After 1945, she joined Lodz. Since 1950 lecturer in teaching methodology at UŁ. Doctorate under Stefan Truchim in 1963 for UŁ (History of history teaching in grammar schools of the autonomous period of 1867-1914 - unpublished work). She was a member of the Editorial Board of the "Historical News". Her husband was Bogumił Zwolski, historian of Lithuanian history. Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Thomas Bahnson Stanley (born July 16, 1890 on a farm near Spencer, Virginia, died July 10, 1970 in Martinsville, Virginia) - American politician, Democratic Party activist, entrepreneur. In the years 1930-1946 he was a member of the Virginia State Board of Deputies, from 1942 to 1946 he was the announcer's post there. In the years 1946-1953 he represented the 5th District of Virginia in the House of United States Representatives. From 1954 to 1958 he was the governor of Virginia. He was the chairman of the National Association of Governors (1956-1957). On October 24, 1918, he married Anne Pocahontas Bassett. The couple had three children. Bibliography wiki

African Union Commission - executive and administrative body of the African Union, acting as its secretariat. It is headed by the chairman, who from January 2017 is Moussa Faki. The registered office is in Addis Ababa. Selection and composition The African Union Commission was established under Article 5 of the Founding Act of the African Union. She is the successor of the General Secretariat of the Organization of African Unity. The Commission consists of a chairman, a vice-chairman and eight commissioners. They are elected by the Executive Council and appointed by the Assembly of the African Union for four-year terms, which can be renewed once. The Commission is composed of commissioners: for peace and security; political affairs; infrastructure and energy; for trade and industry; for the rural economy and agriculture; human resources, science and technology; Economic Affairs. The region from which the chairman and vice-president of the Commission comes is entitled to have one c...

Microsoft account (formerly Windows Live ID, formerly Microsoft Passport or .NET Passport) - Microsoft network service, providing one-time identification with single login and conducting safe operations, including commercial and financial. Identifiers, passwords, credit card numbers, information about the shipment and user's accounts are stored on Microsoft's servers, which makes it possible to make purchases and other services without multiple logins in various services compatible with .NET Passport. The system-based system replaced the earlier Microsoft Wallet embedded in Internet Explorer. Some of the functions of the Microsoft website use .NET Passport services, the same with all Windows Live services. A Microsoft account can be connected to a Windows 8 and Skype user account. In connection with the introduction of Windows 8, Microsoft changed the name of the service from Windows Live ID to Microsoft Account. The name of the identifier is equivalent to the e-mail address...

Danuta Drozdowska née Bartulewicz (born February 24, 1965 in Bialystok) - Polish scientist, chemist, habilitated doctor in pharmaceutical sciences. Curriculum vitae In 1989 she graduated in chemistry at the Branch of the University of Warsaw in Bialystok. Immediately after graduation, she started working at the Department of Organic Chemistry of the Medical Academy in Białystok as an assistant trainee and then an assistant. In 1999 under the supervision of dr hab. Andrzej Różański from the Department of Organic Chemistry AMB defended his doctoral thesis "Modeling and synthesis of carbocyclic leksitropsyn", obtaining the PhD degree in pharmaceutical sciences. In 2012, on the basis of scientific achievements and a complex dissertation, "Synthesis and biological activity of antisecreton drugs - new compounds with anti-cancer effect" she obtained the postdoctoral degree of pharmaceutical sciences. Employed as an adjunct at the Department of Organic Chemistry, UMB....

Hrubianinski Stream - a stream, a tributary of the Jesionków. Is the V-way of the row. It flows at an altitude of 1015 m from its source in post-glacial works on the Zakopane property belonging to the Hrube Wyżne. Initially, it flows in the north direction with a narrow valley carved in the Carpathian flysch. The valley has wooded slopes with a slope of 4-20 ° and the width of the channel is 0.5-2 m. At the height of 787 m connects with the Orava Potokiem, forming the Jesionkówka. This is done at a location with coordinates 49 ° 19'11 "N 20 ° 01'03" E / 49.319722 20.017500. The Hrubianin Stream has a length of 4.2 km and an average drop of 5.4%. The whole course is in Rowie Podtatrzański. wiki

Erotica, fraxes, pictures, epigrams - collection of Polish erotica, fragments, pictures and epigrams from the 2nd half. XVI century, attributed to Erasmus Otwinowski The poems remained in the manuscript until the end of the nineteenth century, when Alexander Brückner found them in the manuscript code in the Zamoyski Library (next to the poems of Mikolaj Sępa Szarzyński or attributed to him). Brückner published them in part in 1891 as poems by an unknown poet. The full edition was published by Ignacy Chrzanowski in 1903. It was entitled Erotica, epigrams, pictures, epigrams, and the author described it as Anonymous-Protestant. The author of the works is not certain. Reals and allusions indicate that the author was a Protestant, encountered French culture and literature, and in 1563 accompanied Jan Baptiste Tęczyński on a trip to Sweden. The texts were attributed to Stanisław Porębski, a poet mentioned by Jan Kochanowski, whose works, however, have not survived. The poems are now at...

Jan Gabalas (d. Ἰωάννης Γαβαλᾶς, d. c. 1250) - Byzantine aristocrat, ruler of Rhodes in about 1240 - about 1250. Curriculum vitae He was the brother of Leon Gabalas. He assumed the authority of Emperor John III Duke Watatzes (1222-1254) and became his brother-in-law. In 1248, the island was captured by the Genoese. Thanks to the Nicene intervention (1249-1250), John regained his power. After his death (around 1250), the island was under the direct administration of the Nice Empire. The Gabalas remained in Byzantine service - there were several fleet commanders. Bibliography wiki

Tommy Herzog (born March 25, 1977) is a Swiss bobsleigher, silver medalist of the world championship. Career He achieved his greatest career success in 2007 when, together with Ivo Rüegg, he won the silver medal at the two world championships in Sankt Moritz. It was his only medal won at an international event of this rank. He was also fifth among the four in the 2008 World Cup in Altenberg. He twice stood on the podium of the World Cup: January 27, 2008 in St. Petersburg. Moritz was third in doubles, and on February 3, 2008 in Königssee he finished second in the mixed race. He never performed at the Olympic Games. Bibliography wiki

Heinrich Bußmann (also Bussmann) is a German Art Nouveau and Modernist architect who created in the first half of the 20th century in Wroclaw. At the beginning of the 20th century, in the spirit of eclecticism, numerous projects of tenement houses in the suburbs of Wroclaw. Soon his style evolved into secession, and in the twenties of modernism. He was one of the co-authors of the Sępolno housing estate, as well as Szczepin and Grabiszynek housing estates. Its implementation in Wroclaw includes: Literature wiki

Leopolds Lēvenšteins (Russian: Леопольд Левенштайн, Leopold Lewensztajn, born December 13, 1893 in Riga) is a Russian athlete of Latvian origin specializing in sprinting, Olympics. Łotysz took part in one competition during the V Summer Summer Games in Stockholm in 1912. At a distance of 100 meters, he was eliminated in the elimination phase, where he finished sixth in the qualifying round with an unknown time, taking third place. He represented the colors of Rīgas Unions. Life records Bibliography wiki

Said Mingazovich Sharafiev (Russian: Саид Мингазович Шарафеев, born January 3, 1906 in the village of Psiejewo in the Viceroyalty, died on 29 January 1975 in Kazan) - Chairman of the People's Commissariat of the Council of Ministers of the ASRR (1943-1950 and 1957- 1959). 1925 graduated from the pedagogical engineering school and became chairman of the village council in the Tatar ASRR, 1926-1927 member of the executive committee of the municipal council, since 1927 head of the financial section of the executive committee of the municipal council, later chairman of the executive committee of the municipal council. From 1929 a member of the WKP (b), 1930-1933 head of the Dwarf financial branch, 1933-1936 head of the regional financial branch, 1936-1937 chairman of the executive committee of the district council. 1937-1942 People's Commissar of Tatar Finance ASRR, 1942-1943 Deputy Chairman of the Council of People's Commissar of Tatar ASRR, 1943-1950 Chairman of the Council...

Tianjin Open 2015 - The WTA International Series tennis tournament WTA International Series for the 2015 season of the Tianjin Open, held on October 12-18, 2015 in Tianjin, on hard courts with a prize pool of $ 500,000. Single player Athletes spaced Ladder Key Final stage Initial phase Prize pool Double game Athletes spaced Ladder Prize pool Comments Bibliography These do not produce thrust (or produced string is negligibly small) but reduce the vacuum and thus reduce the bottom resistance, affecting the range of the projectile. The use of a gas generator increases the range of the projectile by a dozen or so (in some cases over twenty percent), but the gas-fired projectiles are slightly more dispersed. Bibliography bliography wiki

Adam Gadomski (born 1959 in Katowice) - Polish physicist, professor of physical sciences. Curriculum vitae He studied technical physics at the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice until 1984. He has been working since 1986, dealing with surface physics. Since 1989 he has been working at the University of Silesia in Katowice. PhD thesis Methods of constructing diffusion models of aggregate formation were defended in 1992 (professor Zbigniew Grzywna was the promoter). In 1993-1994 he was on an internship in Graz, and since 1995 he worked at the University of Technology and Natural Sciences in Bydgoszcz, in the Department of Theoretical Physics. In 1999, he habilitated at the University of Silesia on the basis of his work. The application of heterogeneous phase change theory in moderately agglomerated systems. In 2001 he became an associate professor at the University of Technology and Science, and since January 13, 2009 has been a professor of physical sciences. Bibliography...

Jan III Paleolog (born 1362, died 25 August 1381) - Marquis of Montferrat in the years 1378-1381. Curriculum vitae He was the son of John II of Paleolo and Isabel of Majorca (1337, after 1430), the daughter of James III, the last king of Majorca. His domination was filled with conflicts with Milan and the struggles with Otto of Brunswick, the husband of the Queen of Naples Joanna I. He was killed in the battle on August 25, 1381 with the Neapolitan troops. His brothers were: Otto III Palaeorum and Theodore II Palaeologica. Bibliography wiki

Karl Hess (born in the 19th century, died in the 20th century) - Swiss shooter, medalist of the world championship. The Swiss have won nine World Cup medals in their career, including two in individual competitions. He was a specialist in the competition of any handgun, 50 m. He won two championships individually, and the team was three times the world champion. In addition, he was a four-time vice-champion of the world. World Cup medals Based on source material: Bibliography wiki

1989), First Secretary of the CPWR Regional Committee in Belgorod (1964-1971). In 1934-1940 he studied at the Tajik Agricultural Institute, in the Red Army from 1940 to 1946, since 1940 he was a lecturer at the Central Asia Military Academy. From 1942 in the WKP (b), 1946-1953 deputy head of the department of labor supply and director of the machine-tractor station in Piatichatky, 1953-1955 chairman of the executive committee of the district council in Piatichatky, 1955-1958 First secretary of the KPU regional council in Piatichatky, 1958-1961 And the secretary of the KPU Municipal Committee in Pavlo. 1960-1961 Head of the Agricultural Division of the Regional Council Executive Committee in Dnipropetrovsk, 1961 Deputy Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council, from July 1961 to May 1964 Chairman of the Executive Committee (from January 1963: Rural District Council) in Dnepropetrovsk. From May 7, 1964 to January 22, 1971 I Secretary of the Rural Dist...

Aleksandr Wasiljewicz Gieorgijev (Russian: Александр Васильевич Георгиев, born 6 June 1913 in Romnach, died 9 April 1976 in Barnau) - Soviet politician, Hero of Socialist Labor (1972). In 1925 he joined RKP (b), 1932 graduated from agricultural engineering, 1932-1943 with agronomic department of production, senior agronomist of tractors and tractors, chief agronomist of agricultural division in Alsace. From May 1943 to September 1944, he was the assistant of the first secretary of the Altai National Committee of the WKP (b), then the head of the agricultural department of that committee. In 1948, he graduated from the Universitas Akademie agriculture. From March 1963 to December 1964: Alsatian Rural National Committee of the CPSU, from October 1963 to December 1964, from October 31, 1961 until the death of a member of the Central Committee of the CPSU. Member of the Verkhovna Rada of the USSR from 6 to 9 terms. In 1977 his name was called Barnaule Street. Honors Bibliography wiki ...

Owls of Poland - Documentary natural film produced in Poland with photographic materials by Artur Tabor, in the realization of Romuald Mikuska from 2011. The photographer visited the camera with the habitat of Polish s. jungle and eagle owl. The tragedy of the deceased operator was supplemented by Krzysztof Kaszewski. The screenplay was written by Barbara Draus and Romuald Mikusek. Scientific research on the film was entrusted to dr. hab. Marian Cieslak and dr. Romuald Mikusk. The film is available free of charge on the Internet as an educational resource for the Foundation for the Advancement of Ecological Initiatives. wiki

Eva Magdalena Andersson (born 23 January 1967 in Uppsala) is a Swedish economist and politician, member of the Swedish Social Democratic Workers' Party, since 2014 Minister of Finance. Curriculum vitae She graduated from Stockholm School of Economics, where she also worked briefly in the first half of the 90s. In 1995 she was educated at Harvard University. In 1996 she joined the government administration. She was a political adviser at the office of Prime Minister Göran Persson (until 1998), then the Planning Director at that office (1998-2004) and the Secretary of State at the Ministry of Finance (2004-2006). From 2007 to 2009 she was employed in the parliamentary division of the Social Democrats, then until 2012 she was the director of the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket). In 2012 she was the spokesperson for the Swedish Social Democratic Labor Party on economic policy. After the 2014 election in which she was elected to the Riksdag, the government of Stefan Löfven, form...

Saturated solution is a solution that does not change its concentration in contact with the solute under certain thermodynamic conditions (pressure, temperature). In practice, this means that no precipitate is formed without the change of the thermodynamic conditions from the saturated solution, but no more precipitates can be dissolved in it. In the saturated solution in contact with the dissolved substance, there is a dynamic equilibrium, in that the rate of dissolution and precipitation is exactly the same. Liquid saturated solution is obtained in laboratories usually by gradually adding the dissolved substance until the next portion of the solution is dissolved. The saturated solution can also be obtained by changing the thermodynamic conditions (eg, lowering the temperature until the initial precipitation is observed) or by slow evaporation of the solvent. Regardless of how the solution is obtained, the saturated solution under the given thermodynamic conditions always has...

Sokkia C410 - optical automatic leveler, created by the Japanese company Sokkia. It is equipped with a magnetic compensating damping system, suspended on 4 threads and a 98 mm diameter horizontal or gradual circle. Resistant to impact and vibration. Suitable for flat and circular tripod head. Leveler weighs 1 kg net. Overall length is 190 mm, width 115 mm, height 122 mm. The instrument provides an accuracy of 2.5 mm per 1 km of double leveling. The leveler is 190 mm long. It creates a simple image, 20 times enlarged. The field of view of the instrument is 1 ° 30 '. The lens diameter is 30 mm. The minimum target length is 0.9 m. This allows you to measure the height difference near the station without having to change its position. The built-in compensator guarantees accuracy of 0.5 ", automatically leveling the leveler and stabilizing the image. The scope of his work is ± 15 '. This makes it easier to measure on unstable and vibrating surfaces. wiki

Filippo Smaldone (born July 27, 1848 in Naples, June 4, 1923 in Lecce) is an Italian Catholic priest, founder of the Congregation of the Salesian Sisters of the Sacred Heart of the Catholic Church. Curriculum vitae Filippo Smaldone was from Naples but was admitted to the Rossano Calabro. On March 27, 1871 he was ordained a deacon, and on September 23, 1871 he was ordained a priest. As a priest he gained pedagogical experience and set up a special home for the deaf. On March 5, 1885, he left for Lecce, where he opened with three other sisters the Deaf Foundation. There he also founded the Salesian Sisters from the Sacred Hearts. He died on June 4, 1923 as a result of diabetic complications. John Paul II was beatified on May 12, 1996, and canonized by Pope Benedict XVI on October 15, 2006. wiki

Mobile Device Management (MDM) is software that remotely manages your employees' mobile devices. MDM systems are primarily designed to manage portable devices that are supported by different operating systems, operators, and companies, and to secure these devices. An important feature of this type of software is the ability to integrate mobile devices with enterprise network infrastructure and remote configuration. Now, the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) trend and the development of enterprise application management and integration features increasingly bring MDM systems to the broader context of enterprise mobility management (EMM). Other important features of MDM systems include the ability to enforce passwords and policies for device groups, locating and locking device memory when it is lost, and over-the-air over-the-air deployment. Ensuring proper security in MDM solutions is possible. With device and data encryption, container and malware detection. wiki

Landscape of the Tundra of the Bolshevik soil Tundra Bolshevik (Russian: Большеземельская тундра, Bolszeziemielskaja tundra) is a hilly lowland in the northwestern part of Russia, on the Barents Sea, between the Pecs and Usa rivers and the Urals and Paj Choj. It is located in the Autonomous Region of the Autonomous Region of the Republic of Komi. It rises to the height of 100-150 m n.p.m., the highest part reaches 200-250 m n.p.m. The most prominent part is the area stretching between the estuary of Cylma and the Gulf of Khajdre, the so-called. The chrybiet is chopped. In the relief of the terrain of the Tundra Bolshevikel, hills and moraine hills dominate the so-called. Mustards, made of sand and clay. Throughout the eastern part of the lowlands, the Chernyszow Grotto runs through, mainly composed of Paleozoic settlements. The Bolshevik underground lies in the subpolar climate zone. The winters in the area are long and cold (the average January temperature in the northwest is -16 ° C...

Abigail Van Buren, owner. Pauline Phillips (born 4 July 1918 in Sioux City, January 16, 2013 in Minneapolis) is an American journalist and columnist. Curriculum vitae She was born in Sioux City, Iowa. She was the daughter of Russian Jewish emigres. With her twin sister Ann Landers attended Cenral High School and Morningside College. On July 2, 1939, she married Morton Phillips. She was the mother of two children. She died at the age of 94 for Alzheimer's disease. Honors He has his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Bibliography wiki

Pasquale Guerini, also known as: Pashk Guerini (born May 17, 1821 in Perzagno, February 8, 1911 in Shkodër) is an Italian Catholic bishop and metropolitan of the Shkodra-Antivari Diocese in 1886-1909. Curriculum vitae In 1848 he completed his theological studies in Rome. June 27, 1848 ordained priest, by Bishop Marco Calogera. On May 6, 1879, he was appointed auxiliary bishop in the Diocese of Antivari (Bar) in Montenegro, and on 3 August 1879, ordained Bishop by Archbishop Andrea Logorec. November 1886 appointed Metropolitan of the Archdiocese of Damascus. On May 18, 1895, he convened a national synod of Albanian Catholics at Shkodër, which was under his direction. He retired in November 1909 and died two years later. see. also Bibliography wiki

Roman Morawski, nickname "Dąbrowa" (born October 11, 1916 in Kalisz, died September 4, 1944 near Warsaw) is a lieutenant of the Polish Army. Platoon Commander 1107 (command platoon) I Division 7th Regiment of Ułanów Lubelskie, participant in the Warsaw Uprising. In the uprising he fought in the South and in Mokotów. On August 2, 1944, he was injured in a foot in Chojnowski Forest. He died two days later at Magdalene Monastery as a result of a blood infection. Roman Morawski is buried in the Pruszkow cemetery. Bibliography wiki

Girolamo Pamphili (born 1544 in Rome, died 11 August 1610) is an Italian cardinal. Curriculum vitae He came from a well-known Pamphili family. He was the son of Pamphilia Pamphilj and Orazia Mattei, as well as the great-great-granddaughter of Alexander VI. In his youth he studied law. His nephew and protege was Giovanni Battista Pamfili, who was later elected Pope. He became an auditor of the Apostolic Camera, and then Pope Gregory XV appointed him regent of the Apostolic Chancery. He was also an auditor and then Dean of the Roman Rota. On June 9, 1604, he was created a cardinal by a priest and he received the diaconate of S. Biagio dell'Anello. He participated in both concerts in 1605. In that same year he became vicar general of Rome and held office until his death. He was also a member of the Consistory Congregation, the Congregation for the Examinations of Bishops, the Index Congregation, the Congregation for Indulgences, the Apostolic Tribunal of the Sign of Grace and the ...

Danuta Wróblewska-Frączak (born 1934 in Bialystok, 8 August 2013) is a Polish historian and art critic, museum artist, organizer of contemporary art exhibitions, publicist. In the years 1983-1989, the head of the Contemporary Art Department of the Museum of the Archdiocese of Warsaw, and in the years 1990-2001 the head of the Zachęta State Gallery of Art Gallery - Kordegarda Gallery. Co-worker of the Critique Gallery "Slideshow" and "Studio" Gallery. In addition to the exhibition work, she was the editor of the periodicals Project 1956-1983, The Show in 1993-2008 and Aspiration in 2004-2006. Bibliography wiki

Portrait of Jadwiga Łuszczewska as Deotyma, Józef Simmler, 1855 Deothyma of Mantinea (Diotyma, Greek: Διοτίμα, V in p.n.), Greek philosopher. She lived in Socrates. Her character is mainly known by Plato's inclusion in his dialogue Feast. Because it is practically the only source of it, it is not certain whether it is a historical figure, but almost all the characters appearing in the Plato Dialogues have turned out to be real people living in ancient Athens. Socrates talks about her as her teacher who taught him about the origins of love - Eros, who is the son of "prosperity and poverty." Love is a way of divine contemplation. For Deotyma, the best way to love another person is to follow divine love. This becomes the beginning of the conception of platonic love. In true love the platonic beauty of the other person stimulates the mind and soul and directs the attention to what is spiritual. It is a process which, from the sight of one's beauty, leads to the appreci...

Vivien Theodore Thomas (born August 29, 1910, died November 26, 1985) - an African-American surgical technician who discovered the methods used to treat the so-called the blue baby syndrome (now known as the tetralogy of Fallot) in the 1940s. He was assistant to the surgeon Alfred Blalock during laboratory animal experiments at Vanderbilt University in Nashiville, Tennessee, and later at John Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. Together with Blalock and dr Helen Taussig he created the so-called the Blalock-Taussig fusion (as a black technician Thomas could not count on placing his name in the name), which was used during the procedure of fusion of the subclavian artery to the pulmonary artery. He worked as a head of surgical laboratories at Hopkins University for 35 years. In 1976 he received the honorary doctor's degree from the same university and the position of a surgical instructor at the university's medical school. Thomas, having completed secondary school only, ...

Wojciech Spychalski (born on May 13, 1955) - Polish athlete, tri-band, medalist of Polish Indoor Championships, representative of Poland. Sports career He was a player in Construction Szczecin and Olimpia Poznań. In 1978 he became a bronze medalist in the Polish triathlon championships of Polish seniors. At the Polish Championships of seniors, the open stadium closest to the podium was in 1979 and 1982 (the fifth in the triple). He represented Poland at the European Indoor Championships in 1975, taking the 10th place in the triple jump, with the score of 15.69. He represented Poland in one interstate game (fifth in triple in the game Bałkany - Poland - Africa in 1980). Life record in triple jump: 16.32 (6.07.1980). wiki

Coat of arms of the Wysokie commune Coat of arms of the Wysokie municipality presents in a silver field a crenellated red wall with a gate without a double, and a crenellated tower above, on which there is a silver shield in the middle. The coat of arms was established by the Commune Council on January 30, 2017. The author of the coat of arms design is dr hab. Henryk Seroka. Symbols The coat of arms of the commune refers to the Janina coat of arms of the founders of the city of Wysokie and its owners, as well as to the former castle in Wysokie. Above the city, the former castle was built by the Kaszowski family, mentioned in the 16th-17th century, perhaps also serving as the seat of the city authorities. wiki

Zdzisław Rozwalak (born January 3, 1943 in Poznań, died 15 October 2013) is a Polish worker and trade union activist, the first chairman of the Wielkopolska Regional Solidarity Board (Solidarity) (1981). Curriculum vitae After graduating from the main vocational school, he worked as a locksmith, since 1965 he was employed at the Agromet Poznan Farm Machinery Plant. In August 1980 he led the strike committee at his workplace, joining in September Solidarity. He became the first chairman of the Wielkopolska Region's board of directors, and was the delegate to the First National Congress of Delegates in Gdańsk. After the introduction of martial law, he was detained on 14 December 1981. He was released when he signed the declaration of loyalty, which was presented by the communist authorities in the media. This fact was also intended to be used in propaganda during meetings organized in Poznan for dozens of foreign journalists. However, in his course Zdzislaw Rozwalak publicly cance...

Konstantin Mikhailovich Gierasiev (Russian: Константин Михайлович Герасимов, born 5 March 1910, died on October 20, 1982 in Moscow) - Soviet politician. Curriculum vitae In 1935 he graduated from the Moscow Technical College. Baumana, 1935-1938 was a technologist, deputy head of the workshop and head of the factory design office, 1937-1938 in the Red Army. 1939-1941 chief engineer of the factory, 1941-1949 head of the Central Board / Ministry of Armed Forces, 1949-1951 deputy minister of arms of the USSR, 1951-1954 director of the scientific research institute. 1954-1959 at the Ministry of Defense Industry, 1958-1960 First deputy chairman of the Sownarchoz Gorkowski Economic Administrative District, 1960 chairman of this Sownarchozu. From May 11, 1960 to May 6, 1974, the President of the State Planning Commission (HRHR) RFSRR and Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the RFSR, from 31 October 1961 to 24 February 1976 deputy member of the CPW Central Committee. Member of the ...

Petro Jakymowycz Rozenko (Russian: Петро Якимович Розенко, born December 20, 1907 in Gorlovka, 1991) is a Soviet politician, Curriculum vitae Born in the Ukrainian working-class family, from 1924 he worked in the mines of the Donbas, 1931 graduated from the Donetsk Mining Institute. Since 1937 he worked in the People's Commissar of the Fuel Industry of the USSR, and since 1943 he was a member of the WKP (b), 1954-1957 was deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the SRR, 1957-1959 and deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the SRR . In 1959-1960 again Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Ukraine SRR, 1959-1963 President of the Ukrainian Senate, 1963-1965 Chairman of the Sownarchozu Ukrainian SRR, again 1967-1980 chairman of the Ukrainian SSR. Member of KPC. From October 31, 1961 to March 29, 1966, member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, from 8 April 1966 to 23 February 1981 deputy member of the CPSU Central Committee. Member of the Supreme Soviet of t...

Jaroslaw Szoda (born 15 October 1962 in Warsaw) - Polish film director and film director. Laureate of the prize for the pictures at the Polish Film Festival in Gdynia and nominated for the Polish Film Award, Eagle in the category of best photos. Awarded for the realization of music videos at the Yach Film Festival in Poland and winner of the Fryderyk Music Award for music video of the year. Selected filmography as the photo author: as a director: Awards and nominations wiki

The Abraham Kaminski Theater in Warsaw (1913 - 1935) - the first Jewish theater in Warsaw. Abraham Isaac Kamiński brought in his wife in 1909, which, with money earned in the United States, enabled Kamiński in 1913 to adapt the rotunda building on the Dynas to the theater for 1500 seats - the first Jewish theater in Warsaw. Ester Rachel Kaminska was there. On 20 and 21 July 1921 in the hall of the Kamiński Theater in Obaźna 1/3 PPS Left, the delegates were Władysław Gomułka. On February 21, 1926 there was a performance by Stanisław Żeromski. In November 1925 Frajman's opera Der Idyszer Funk (Iskra Jewish) was played. The music was composed by I. Szlosberg. The scenery was designed by Porecki painter Szlengel. Dance of the bronze medalist Broniecki. In 1929, the American Wedding Festival was opened by Hajman Jakubowicz. It was advertised as: "New exhibition, new costumes, new decorations M. Szlengla. Tickets were available at the Central Bar, Leszno 2 and at the theater co...

, member of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1961-1981). After finishing the 1930 school-professional school he worked in the CHP, 1932-1937 he studied at the Uralsk Institute of Energy and Politics, then became an engineer in Sverdlovsk (now Yekaterinburg). In 1940 he was the director of power plants in the Oblast Oblast (the name of the Permian region). From June 1950 to November 1953 the First Secretary of the Municipal Committee of the Communist Party (BKK) ) In Cracow. From November 1953 to January 1956 Secretary of the CPSU Regional Committee in Molotov, from January 1956 to February 11, 1960 II Secretary, and from February 12, 1960 to January 1963 First Secretary of the CPWR Regional Committee in Molotov / Perm. From October 31, 1961 to February 23, 1981, member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, from January 1963 to July 27, 1968 First secretary of the Industrial Regional Committee / Regional Committee of the CPSU in Perm, July 1968 to October 1980 Minister of Pulp and ...

January 8, 1909 in the village of Chernovtsky in the Permian Govt., 1996 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, diplomat, First Secretary of the Regional Committee of the Communist Party (b) / CPSU in Kurgana ( 1950-1955), member of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1952-1966). 1924-1928 student of the mechanics school of water transport in Perm, from 1928 in the WKP (b), 1928-1929 chairman of the factory trade union in Perm, later secretary responsible for the Komsomol district committee, and in 1930 head of the cultural and propaganda department of the Komsomol district committee in Permian. August-September 1930 instructor of the Municipal Committee of the WKP (b) in Perm, then head of the organizational department of the WKP Committee (b) of water transport, 1930-1931 head of the department of the Komsomol Municipal Committee in Perm, 1931-1932 student of the permian aeronautical technician, February 1933 helper factory director in Perm. From February to July 1933, head of the factory c...

9 × 21 mm SP-10 - Russian rifle pistol. The SP-10 was constructed in the 1990's as a special-use anti-terror weapon. Founded with potential targets will be protected with light armor and behind the shields. The basic type of projectile is an anti-armor missile with a steel or tungsten core, which makes it possible to pierce two 1.4 mm thick titanium plates each or 30 kevlar layers at a distance of 100 m or 4 mm steel plate at a distance of 60 m. The SP-10 rounds have a flat trajectory so that effective fire can be made at a distance greater than that of a typical pistol gun. The SP-10 cartridge is used to power the SPS Giurza gun. The Baksan machine gun was also supplied with this ammunition, but it was not manufactured as standard. Bibliography wiki

Carl Flesch Carl Flesch (born October 9, 1873 in Mosony, November 15, 1944 in Lucerne) is a Hungarian violinist and teacher, pupil of J.M Grun in Vienna and M. P. J. Marsicka in Paris. He debuted in Vienna in 1895; From 1897 to 1902 he lectured in Bucharest, 1903-1908 in Amsterdam, 1924-1929 in Philadelphia, 1929-1934 in Berlin, 1943-1944 in Lucerne. In 1934 he left Germany and settled in Switzerland. Issued by Urstudien (Berlin 1911) Etüdensammlung (Copenhagen 1921), Die Kunst des Violinspiels (Violinist, Berlin 1923-1928). Bibliography Encyclopedia of music. Andrzej Chodkowski (ed.). ISBN 83-01-13410-0. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Babylonian king Elam's stela Stela - grave monument; stone, vertically placed plate with inscription or bas-relief decoration of height from a few centimeters to several meters. Particularly popular in ancient Egypt and Greece, where he was present in the archaic period. Stele was made mostly of marble or soft stone, and evolved into a shape (from a rectangular plate topped with a palette for the temple's front-panel imitation) and molds (from a flat contour through a relief to a full sculpture, sometimes polychromed). In the civilizations of the ancient Middle East the stele commemorated the achievements of the rulers, their wars, construction activities and religious events. A separate group of stellas are the so-called. Tombstones set in place of the burial. The main theme of the performances was the dead, alone or surrounded by families in the farewell scene, sometimes a feast. Their name was sometimes nicknamed, sometimes only an image, a biography, or an epitaph. ...

Willem van Rekum (born June 9, 1892 in Arnhem, December 27, 1961) is a Dutch rostrum runner, Olympic vice-champion. Brother Marinus, also a silver Olympic medalist. Van Rook started at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp. At these games the athlete along with the Dutch national team won a silver medal in rope draw (it was the last official tournament in this discipline at the Olympic Games). With his teammates won the semi-final against Italy (2-0) and advanced to the finals. The Dutch lost 0-2 to the British, but they were still in second place. They won 2-0 with Belgian drafters and won Olympic silver. It was the only Olympic competition in which van Rekum took part. Bibliography wiki

Wu'er Kaixi w 2013 roku Wu'er Kaixi (Chinese: 吾尔开希; pinyin: Wú'ěr Kāìī; ujg ئۆركەش دۆلەت Örkesh Dölet; born February 17, 1968) - Chinese Ujgur, one of the leading figures in the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989. In April 1989, Wu'er, then a sophomore at Beijing Normal University, joined the protesters at the Heavenly Peace Square, quickly becoming one of the top leaders in the movement. On the 80th anniversary of the 4th of May Movement announced the New May Manifesto. He joined the hunger strike during which he was hospitalized due to health complications. After his departure, he took part in the meeting with Prime Minister Li Peng on May 18. Dressed in hospital pajamas, he accused Li of instructing students to protest instead of conducting dialogue with them. After the introduction of the state of emergency in Beijing, he was in favor of ending the protest, which was removed from the square by the most radical demonstrators on 22 May. After the military crackdo...

Millennium Medal of the Gniezno Congress - a distinction awarded by the president of the city of Gniezno in honoring merit for the city. The medal was created in memory of the 1000th anniversary of the Gniezno Congress. The first medals were received by the Presidents and Prime Ministers of the participating countries in the Gniezno Congress in 2000, including the German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder. The author of the Millennium Medal of the Gniezno Congress is Roman Kosmala. The award of the Millennium Medal was completed in March 2015. Description The antithesis of the medal refers to the illumination of a manuscript called the Ottoman Code or the Otto Codex of about 1000 years. The two-page scene is a symbolic tribute to four nations: Roma (Italy), Germania (Germany), Galia (France) and Sklavinia (Poland). Homage to the Emperor Otto III. Emperor Otton III is accompanied by the Polish ruler, Boleslaw the Brave, who holds the spear of St. Maurice. The portal of the cathedral of Gnie...

Over-The-Top or Over-The-Top (OTT) refers to the delivery of video, audio, and other media on the Internet that are offered by fixed line operators (cable networks, digital platforms) to their subscribers. , but without the participation or control of those operators providing the service, in content offered by third parties. The provider may be aware of the contents of the Internet Protocol Pack, but is not responsible for the content provided. It is also unable to control the content being viewed, copyrighted, or otherwise disseminated. OTT is a different form of buying or renting audio or video content from a TV provider or Internet service provider (ISP) such as on-demand video, pay-per-view or video services. OTT refers to the content received from a third party and is delivered to the end user, leaving the fixed operator responsible only for the transport of IP packets. OTT TV is different from IPTV because it uses only internet instead of dedicated network and is universally...

Smrt krásných srnců - a collection of short stories by the Czechoslovak writer Oty Pavl from 1971. He wrote as a form of therapy after the author of the psychiatric findings. Berounka - one of the heroes of the work The collection is strictly autobiographical, created from memories of the author's childhood and youth, both before, during and after the Second World War. Pavel's experiences with the humor of the situation, colorful fantasy and grotesque deformation. Eight story-telling chapters make up the narrator, as well as his family, especially the coveted father, Leon Popper, who was an agent selling household appliances, mainly vacuum cleaners of the Swedish brand Electrolux. This kind of Jewish Don Quixote, depending on the tragic or humorous situation, funny, or great spirit. The tragic fates of the Pavl family are described and the harm they have suffered from the Nazis. The Bohemian character is a unique character of the novel, because the father of the author, many...

Janusz Latalski from Latalic and Łabiszyn coat of arms Prawdzic (d. 1557) - Voivode of Inowrocław and Poznan. The son of Jan Latalski, the castellan of Gniezno and Zofia Skocka. Brother of John, Archbishop of Gniezno. He married Barbara Kretkowska, the daughter of Mikolaj, the governor of Inowrocław. Five children were born. Sons: Stanislaw (1531-1598), starosta inowrocławski and człuchowski, Janusz and Jerzy (died 1602). Anna's daughter was the wife of Jan Krotoski, the governor of Inowrocław. He was the first to write from Łabiszyn. In 1516 he became the starost inowrocławskim. He served as Lieutenant of Lublin from 1520. In 1529 he went with another Polish knight for a trip to the Tatars. He was captured in Oczakov and was captured. He was redeemed by his brother John, then the Poznan bishop. Since 1530 he also held the castellan of Gniezno, since 1535 the governor of Inowrocław, from 1538 - the voivode of Poznań; He was also a Człuchowski county governor. In 1538 he was ...

Tadeusz Szafran (born February 25, 1914 in Nowy Sącz, died August 21, 1941 in Biegonow near Nowy Sacz) - Polish teacher, Polish Army officer, participant in the anti-Nazi conspiracy. He was the son of Joseph and Helena of the Kings; had three younger sisters. He graduated from high school in Nowy Sącz, and in 1932, Jan Dlugosz. He was involved in scouts. At the School of Physical Education in Cracow he obtained a master's degree, and he also received training at the Cieszyn cadet school. From 1938 he worked as a teacher in Bilgoraj. Mobilized as a lieutenant of the Polish Army, he fought in the September campaign. Later, he returned to Nowy Sacz, where he was a teacher at the junior high school. He joined the conspiracy (Union of Armed Struggle). He participated in a brave action to release Jan Karski's emissary from the hospital in Nowy Sącz on 28 July 1940. In the spring of 1941, there was a conspiracy in the Nowy Sącz Arms Association and Tadeusz Szafran was among the...

Mário Antônio da Silva (born October 17, 1966 in Itararé) - Brazilian Catholic priest, Bishop of Roraima since 2016. Curriculum vitae He was ordained priest on 21 December 1991. June 9, 2010 Pope Benedict XVI appointed him auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Manaus and bishop of the titular Arena. Sakry gave him August 20, 2010 Archbishop metropolitan Cascavel - Mauro Aparecido dos Santos. June 22, 2016, Pope Francis appointed him bishop of the diocese of Roraima. wiki

Stanisław Szkiela (born September 23, 1904 in Warsaw, March 28, 1983) is a Polish sports activist, baker. In 1921, he was a co-founder (along with Jan Władysław Wilczyński) of the Sarmat Sports Club, working as a baker. During the Second World War he was involved in underground activities since 1940, using the nickname "Lochen" for his profession. He was assigned to the Third Circuit of Waligora District of the Warsaw Army in Warsaw. In the Warsaw Uprising he fought in the rank of sergeant. After the end of war he returned to the profession and was a baker master, in 1945-1948 and 1960-1972 he was the president of the Sarmata Workers' Sports Club and in 1958-1969 he was the Vice President of the Administration and Organization of the Polish Cycling Union, 1958-1970 chair of the CRZZ cycling section. He was Wojciech Szkiela's father. Bibliography wiki

Mississippi on fire - song of the Ørganek group and the first single from the album Czarna Madonna, released on October 10, 2016 by Mystic Production. The radio premiere of the song took place on October 8, 2016 in the "Myśliwiecka 3/5/7" broadcast in Trójka. On October 25, a video clip directed by Marta Kacprzak was published. The song "Mississippi on fire" received two nominations for the Fryderyk Award 2017 in the categories of the Song of the Year (won the laurel) and the Video of the Year. Quotations wiki

Vinton's Poems: Translations, Miscellaneous, Sacred and Humorous - a volume of poems by Jonathan Dwight Vinton (1831-1903), published in Philadelphia in 1886. In addition to the poet's own poems, there were translations, including works by Anakreont, Virgil, Ovid, Friedrich Schiller, Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock, Garcilas de la Vega, Giacomo Leopardi, Wiktor Hugo and Heinrich Heine. Among the poet's original poems, you can find, among others, the poems Welcome Home !, The Little Wanderers, Country Gossip, The Rainbow, To My Mother, Morning, Memory, Oh, I Am Young and Sonnet below. To the Moon. With mellow ray, thou blushing queen of night, As if in air, and yet on nothing hung Where hands divine thee in thine orbit flung, Impelled, sustained, enlivened by the might Of that one voice which erst commanded light From darkness forth to spring, and in thy young Complaisant face to shine as when was sung Creation's song when Chaos took its flight. Dost welcome come; and wel...

Steel for carburizing - steel used for thermo-chemical treatment - carburizing. In case of carburizing, higher-quality constructional steels, low-alloy steels and low- or medium-alloy steels (0.08 to 0.25%) of carbon content are used. Products made of such steel after carburization retain high ductility and resistance to core spreading and surface hardness. Sign 18H2N2 or 18NiMoSi7-6. This steel should have specific properties, i.e. high hardness of the surface while maintaining core continuity. Used for elements that require such properties: gears, screws, sleeves working under high pressure and load. wiki

Aerial view - in the foreground of the Nationalmuseum, from the back of the Nybroviken cove Blasieholmen - a peninsula in Stockholm, located south of Nybroplan, stretching in the south-east direction. The border of its base is Arsenalsgatan, from the north-east it flows around the bay Nybroviken. The name comes from the name of a wealthy Stockholm merchant who already around 1600 had several houses here. On the southern edge of the headland there is the Nationalmuseum (Swedish national art gallery) built in 1865 in the Neo-Renaissance style. Next to it is the sculptural group Bältespännaren (Fighting for knives) set by Molina in 1859 (a Old Norse duel of two opponents). The group is accompanied by sculptures Boy and Turtle (1879) and Brothers (1888). On the corner of Stallagatan and Blasieholmshamnen, the edifices of the Swedish Royal Academy of Music from 1877 rise. wiki

Ernst Augustus II Konstantin (born on June 2, 1737 in Weimar, died on May 28, 1758 there) - a prince connected by the personal union of Saxony-Weimar and Saxony-Eisenach. His power was part of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. He came from the family of the Wettin. He was the son of the Duke of Saxony-Weimar and Saxony-Eisenach of Ernest Augustus I and his second wife, Princess Zofia Karolina. He joined the throne in both countries after his father's death on January 19, 1748. Until 1755, the regency on his behalf was ruled by the dukes of Saxony-Gotha-Altenburg - Frederick III and Saxony-Coburg-Saalfeld - Franciszek Jozjasz. On March 16, 1756 in Brunswick, he married the princess Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel Anna Amalia. The couple had two sons Bibliography wiki

Chapter house, Blaubeuren monastery Kapitularz - one of the monastic rooms, serving monks for meetings, also a meeting hall of the chapter of canons. Most often it was located near the presbytery or in the cloister in the eastern wing of the monastery buildings. The chapter house was surrounded by wall-mounted wooden benches. Due to their varied spatial layout and rich architectural design, they stood out especially during the gothic period. The controversial issue among scientists is the existence of capitulars at the castles of the Teutonic Order, whose function was performed by some researchers in the refectory. Bibliography wiki

USB stick with fingerprint reader Biometric security - a type of security based on biometric data: face image, fingerprint recording, iris image recording. The security is to eliminate forgery or constitutes an access code. Biometric security as a print security is used in documents of some countries, for example on residence permits, in passports. Currently, the most popular biometric techniques can be divided into the following groups: Fingerprints: in the case of access control, verification must be done very quickly and with high accuracy. Fingerprint readers are used for this. Such devices are equipped with a proper scanning field, to which one should put the finger of any finger of the right or left hand. The system checks the fingerprint, examines the arrangement of characteristic points and other finger identification features. Two solutions can be used here: identification is made in the reader itself (it is then a quite complex device) or (more often) in a PC connec...

Fragment of building over old dock De Peperklip - a residential building located in Rotterdam, in the Feijenoord district. Throw Almost 500 meters long, the building was built on the wave of development of post-war areas and gaps in buildings, remaining after the German bombing of World War II. It was built in the Katendrecht docks, and was called a paper clip, due to its horizontal projection (from the bird's eye it resembles a paper clip). He was one of the markers of the great communal era in the Netherlands, but also a reaction to the monotony of the 1960s architecture in this country, especially the mass-built serial estates. The facility houses 555 communal flats, one-way apartments for the elderly and the disabled. The interior of the complex was meant to be a green recreational area, but it was not fully realized. The block has a concrete facade with colored tiles. Square tiles covering the facade are 10x10 inches in size and are available in six colors: white, gray, ...

Konstantin Aleksandrowicz Gubin (Russian: Константин Александрович Губин, born in December 1897 in the village of Gadyginskoje in the Archangelsky province, died April 27, 1974 in Moscow) - Soviet journalist and party activist. Curriculum vitae From 1919 he was a member of the RKP (b), served in the Red Army, until 1927 he worked in the Moscow City Committee of the WKP (b) and in the District Committee of the WKP (b) in Zwienigorod. From 1927 to 1931 he studied at the Moscow State University, 1931-1939 he headed the Department of Propaganda and Agitation of the Kirov Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Moscow, 1939-1940 was head of the Department of Propaganda and Agitation of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Moscow, and from 1940 to In January 1948 the editor responsible for the letter "Moskowskij Bolszewik". From October 14, 1952 to October 17, 1961 Member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, since 1959 Member of the USSR Parliamentary Group. Bibliography wiki

Mirosław Topol - Polish physician, professor of normal anatomy at the Medical University of Lodz. Habilitated at the Medical Academy in Lodz on November 24, 1997, thanks to the work: Left ventricular hypertrophy of the upper lung in adults and fetuses. The professor's title was given by President Bronisław Komorowski on June 26, 2014. She is also a specialist in gynecology and obstetrics and anesthesiology. Mirosław Topol is also an associate professor at the Medical University of Lodz, head of the Chair of Anatomy. wiki

Zygmunt Wolniewicz (born March 7, 1913 in Stęszew, died February 8, 1983 in Poznan) is a Polish social and political activist, president of the Poznan Society of Friends. Curriculum vitae He came from a working family (his father was a bricklayer). Already in his sixteenth year of age, he worked as a hairdresser in Poznań, where he also studied and passed his high school diploma. In 1939 he fought as a soldier of the Poznań Army, and during the occupation he worked at the Telefunken plant in Poznan, acting also in the resistance movement (Underground Workers Party of the Polish Socialists). From 1945 in PPS and from 1948 in PZPR. In 1950, he graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration at the. Adam Mickiewicz in Poznań. From 1949 he was vice-chairman of the National Council of Poznan, then secretary of the Presidium of the National Council (until 1954) and deputy chairman of that body (until 1958). In the years 1950-1965 the chairman of the Municipal Social Committee of the ...

Raimo Ilaskivi (born May 26, 1928 in Ruokolahti) is a Finnish politician, economist and local government official. 1979-1991 Mayor of Helsinki, Member of the Eduskunta, Member of the European Parliament for the fourth term. Curriculum vitae He studied social and political sciences at the University of Helsinki, obtaining a doctorate degree in 1958. A long time researcher at this university, since 1959 as a lecturer. He has also held managerial positions in private companies, banks, business organizations and the Helsinki Stock Exchange. He became involved in political activities within the National Coalition Party. In the years 1957-1979 he was a member of the Helsinki city council. From 1962 to 1975 he was a member of the Eduskunta. In 1979-1991 he was the mayor of Helsinki. In 1994, he was unsuccessful in running for the presidency, receiving 15.2% of the vote in the first round. In 1996, after the accession of Finland to the European Union, he obtained the mandate of a Member...

St. Marian's Column in Prešov - a baroque mansion in the northern part of the market in Prešov, in eastern Slovakia. The column was erected in 1751 on the initiative of the local Jesuits to commemorate the victims immediately hit by the city in 1679 and 1710. A massive, quadrangular, three-storey column made of sandstone, topped with a sculpture of the Immaculate Virgin Mary (Immaculate) with Baby Jesus is attributed to Jozef Hartman. Our Lady and Child have large, gilded crowns; The head of the scepter is also gilded. Of the four statues of the saints on the lower level only two (St. Nicholas and St. John Nepomucen) have survived in the original. The column stands in the place where from March to September 1687 the so-called. "A series of executions in which General Caesar's army, Antonio Caraffa, ordered the loss of 24 people from the Prussian burghers and the surrounding nobility, supporting Emerick Thököly's anti-Habsburg insurrection. Literature wiki

Janosik (Janošík) - a silent Slovak film directed by Jaroslav Siakel, produced in 1921. This is the first feature film in Slovakia, and at the same time the only feature-length silent Slovak film preserved to this day. The film tells the story of a noble family, Janosik. The story is based mainly on the art of Jiří Mahen. The film was made for the funds of the Chicago-based Tatra Film Corporation. It was produced in two versions - one for the Slovakian market and one for the US market. The last one was in 1975 for the reconstruction of the film. The work was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. wiki

Park in Posadow Palace Park in Posadowo - a historic park located in the village of Posadowo, in the district of Nowy Tomyśl The park is part of the 1870s palace and park complex, which is now privately owned. It was established as a French park and covers an area of ​​10.6 hectares. It is characterized by a regular layout, which emphasizes the squares of more than 250 years old yew. Ponds and canals, stone bridges and benches in the thickets of the shrubs give the park a unique charm. It is considered one of the most beautiful French parks in Wielkopolska. Bibliography wiki

Pete Halsmer (born March 3, 1944 in Lafayette) is an American racing driver. Career Halsmer started his career in international car racing in 1976 after competing in the Atlantic IMSA. With the achievement of one point was classified in 29 positions in the final classification of drivers. Later, the American also appeared in the CASC Player's Challenge Series, the USAC Mini-Indy Series, the World Challenge for Endurance Drivers, the USAC National Championship, the CART Indy Car World Series, the Indianapolis 500, the American Super Vee Formula Robert Bosch / Valvoline Championship, Atlantic IMCA World Championship Car Championship, SCCA World Championship Car Championship, SCCA World Championship Car Championship, SCCA World Championship Car Championship, SCCA World Championship Car Championship, SCCA World Championship Car Championship World Challenge, Grand American Rolex Series, American Le Mans Series, Grand Am Cup and Trans-Am. Bibliography wiki

Mikhail Fyodorovich Dienisov (Russian: Михаил Фёдорович Денисов, born February 28, 1902 in the village of Gruzino in the Novgorod Oblast, died June 22, 1973 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, Soviet Union chemical industry (1939-1942). 1914-1918 worked as a worker, 1920-1921 in the Red Army. From 1926 in the WKP (b), 1930 graduated from the Leningrad Institute of Chemistry and Technology, and 1932 in the Military-Technical Academy. 1938 was the head of the Defense Committee of the USSR, from November 1938 to January 1939 deputy minister of heavy industry of the USSR, from January 24, 1939 to February 26, 1942 the People's Commissar of the chemical industry of the USSR, then deputy People's Commissar. From March 21, 1939 to October 5, 1952, a member of the Central Committee of the WKP (b). From July 1942 the director of the chemical factory, since 1945 the head of the General Department of Mining and Chemical Industry of the Ministry of Chemical Industry of the USSR, 1948-1952 hea...

The evangelical church in Rozłazin - a non-existent church (parish) functioning in the years 1614 -1641 or 1571 -1641. Rise and fall of the congregation Reformation and Protestantism reached the village in the second half of the 16th century. However, the exact date of the founding of the congregation itself is not known at this time. It is only known that visiting evangelical evangelical church in 1571 does not find in the pastor village. Therefore, this date can be taken as one of the possible emergencies of the congregation. The first pastor is listed in 1614. The village is at that time the prince of the Gryffindor dynasty. At this time, the nearby chapel in Dzlicel is replaced as a branch of the Branch. Although Dzpielec and kapit are private patrons. In 1637, the last of the representatives of the Gryfit dynasty died, and the Lębork-byt Land in that Rozłazino was returned to Polish rule. Therefore, the place as well as the church at that time became the royal property. As ...