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Barnabas letter (Greek: Βαρναβα επιστολη, Latin: Epistula Barnabae) - an anonymous Greek text, formerly attributed to Saint. Barnabie, belonging to the group of writings of the apostolic fathers. Until the fourth century, e. he was counted among the canonical books (Clement of Alexandria, Origen, and the Sinai Codex). Only Eusebius of Caesarea and Hieronim questioned his canonicity. This is not a letter in the literary sense, but a kind of catechesis, but of a quite personal nature. It was created between 70 (contains a mention of the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem) and 200 (because it is remembered by Klemens Alexandria). Dating for about 130 years is most often accepted. Perhaps the site of the uprising was Alexandria, as the use of allegory, which is characteristic of local writings, speaks. The whole has 21 chapters. The author showed a thorough knowledge of the Old Testament, but he interprets it in the spirit of extreme anti-Judaism and expresses his conviction that God ...

Agdistis rumurutia - a species of butterfly from the feather feather family. This species was described in 2011 by Cees Gielis. Butterfly with a brownish-gray body with dark gray-brown, comb-like antennae. The front wings have a span of 17 to 20 mm, from the top and bottom are brownish gray, on top they have a naked shelf with a few dark-brown scales. The top of the back wings is gray-brown, and the bottom is gray-gray with black veins. Shreds of both gray-brown pairs. The male has asymmetrical battles: the right has three notches on the edge of the sacrament and a gradually enlarged cecular edge, the left has two notches on the edge of the sacrament and a projection on the cuspular edge. The cugular process is simple and has a length such as the width of the blast. The eighth sternite has two biplane tops. The females are characterized by a broadly bicuspid seventh sternite and a wide ostium and a short vestibule of the copulation bag. Afrotropical insect known only from Rumur...

Antoni Cybulski (born June 11, 1937 in Jaworów, died on September 25, 2016) - Polish teacher, publicist and poet, associated with Włocławek. Curriculum vitae He graduated in Polish philology at the University of Nicolaus Copernicus in Torun. He worked as a teacher, he was also a long-time employee of the Provincial Pedagogical Library in Włocławek. In addition, he dealt with press journalism and literary criticism. He was an editor of several hundred volumes and a juror of numerous poetry competitions. As a poet, he made his debut in 1998. He published under the aegis of the Dobrzyńsko-Kujawski Cultural Association and the Teachers' Poetic Club, of which he was the founder and long-time president. In 2008 he was awarded the President of Włocławek. Selected publications and editorial offices Bibliography wiki

Nicolas Georgescu-Roegen (born February 4, 1906 in Constance, October 30, 1994) - an American economist of Romanian descent. Curriculum vitae In the years 1932-1948 he was a professor of statistics at the University of Bucharest, and in 1949-1976 a professor of economics at the University of Vanderbildt in Nashville. He was a representative of unconventional economics. Initially, his economic research concerned the theory of consumption and production (Fixed Coefficients of Production and the Marginal Productivity of Theory 1935, The Pure Theory of Cunsumer's Behavior 1936). In the processes of economic life, he discovered and described the laws of entropy, and looking for a new relationship between economic activity and the natural environment, he built the foundations of an innovative approach to the theory of production, later called a biological or evolutionary economy - wrote The Entropy Law and the Economic Process (1971) and Energy Analysis and Economy Valuation (1979). ...

Flag of the Liberation Front of Western Somalia Western Somalia Liberation Front (WSLF) - a separatist rebel group fighting the Ethiopian army for separating Ogaden from the rest of Ethiopia and joining Somalia. The group was active after the military coup in Ethiopia in 1974. In 1975, he began an armed rebellion which in 1976-77 was supplied by the Somali government of Mohammed Siad Barre. In July 1977, the desire for armed support of the group's activities by Somalia led to the outbreak of the Ogaden war. After the defeat of the Somali army, the Western Liberation Front of Somalia only conducted sporadic anti-Ethiopian actions. In 1984, the Ogaden National Liberation Front was formed, constituting a continuation of the Somali armed resistance in Ethiopia. wiki

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Touriner - an employee of the railway, who during the celebrations makes independent reviews of the current tracks, subways and engineering structures of the railway. His duties include, among others, Continuous supervision of the technical condition of the railway, including the control of the condition of rails, turnouts, telephone lines, power lines and traction network. In case of discovering, for example, rail breaks, substructure damage, the firefighter secures these areas and informs the relevant damage service. Daymen are places where track works and obstacles that endanger the safety of trains are being tracked. Tour operators also perform minor maintenance tasks such as lubrication and tightening of bolts, bolts and screws, or cleaning of crèches at rail and road crossings. During the winter, the walkman sprinkles the icy road sections of the road. The professional preparation of the celebrant includes: wiki

Orpheus Sarmaticus - a poetic work by John Kochanowski in Latin accompanied by an epilogue for the Passion of Greek Deputies According to Reinhold Heidenstein's account during the premiere of the closing ceremony, which took place on January 12, 1578, during Jan Zamoyski's wedding with Krystyna Radziwiłłówna, the poem was sung with lute accompaniment. The work appeared in print in 1578 with the first issue of the Reception in Warsaw by the mobile branch of the Krakow printing company Mikolaj Szarffenberger. Orpheus also took part in the posthumous edition of Kochanowski's works from the turn of 1585 and 1586. Bibliography wiki

Gerard Linke (born July 8, 1910 in Krosno, died October 20, 1939 in Kostrzyn) - Polish teacher, harper of the Polish Scouting Association. Curriculum vitae He was born in a teaching family. In 1930 he graduated from the teacher's seminar in Rogoźno. In 1930-1931 he worked as an apprentice, later in 1931-1932 as a contract teacher in Zimin and Nekielce. In 1933 he was transferred to the general school in Nekla, where he founded a male and female scouting team. An active social activist, in 1937 he completed his course in Szamotuły. In August 1939 he made a marriage with Nekla's teacher Anna Zefirjan. On October 18, he was arrested by the Gestapo. October 1939 was shot by the Germans in a public execution at the Market Square in Kostrzyn, under the first mass executions of the Tannenberg operation in Wielkopolska. After World War II, his corpse was exhumed and deposited in a grave in Kostrzyn. commemoration Since 1980, Gerard Linke has been a patron of the Nekiel Scout...

Acrobatic entries Aleksicia, Maribor 1958 Dragoljub Alexić (born August 9, 1910 in Vina, November 4, 1985 in Belgrade) is a Yugoslavian acrobat, actor, screenwriter, director, film producer. Curriculum vitae Born in the village of Vina, he set out for youth in Belgrade, where he founded an acrobatic corpse, which soon gained enormous popularity in Yugoslavia and in Europe. He was the author of the screenplay, director, producer and actor in the first Yugoslavian soundtrack "Nebivost bez bezštite" (1922). The film, made by private funds Alexis and his friends, played only 6 actors and 3 actresses. Very popular, gathering more audiences from the German propaganda films displayed at this time, which led to the picture of it from the posters one year after the first projection. After the war, his participation in the film caused the accusation by the new communist authorities to collaborate with the Germans. The court cleared him of charges in 1945. He showed great courage, ...

The Millennium Stadium in Wałbrzych was established in 1966, hence the name referring to the anniversary of the Baptism of Poland. The event was able to accommodate 25,000 spectators (on benches). Today there are only 3500 seats for 21st century and renovated eastern and eastern stands. There was also a sports complex, which included a hotel, a training ground, a sports hall, a gym, and an indoor swimming pool. The stadium was built on embankments. The western side, which is somewhat higher than the others, is a distinctive feature. Modernization of the facility In 2014, the stadium underwent a redevelopment of the E and F sectors, with a few hundred new seats being installed, an umbrella stand was built, and the lighting was changed, allowing the team to play in the second division. Modernization of the sports complex In March 2009, the old sports complex was demolished. In 2010 the construction of Aqua Zdrój was started. June 21, 2013 officially opened. wiki

Discography of Månsa Zelmerlöwa - Swedish singer and music producer - includes six studio albums, compilation, seventeen singles and nine music videos. Studio albums Compilations Single With guest participation Other songs Music collaboration Video clips With guest participation Video clips Małopolskie Voivodship. The wall of the quarry is 80 m long and 30 m high and is made of rugged sandstone. Before and after World War I, stones were cut and broken for construction purposes. Sandstone here contains only small shale admixtures. The protection covers only part of the quarry, its total area is about 3 hectares. The stone has been abandoned here for a long time, and since then the walls have been exposed to trees and bushes, and natural secondary succession is far advanced. > wiki

Mauricio Ricardo Taricco (born March 10, 1973) is a former Argentinian footballer, currently a football coach. The Argentinos Juniors were brought to the Old Continent in 1994. He was a member of the English teams of Ipswich Town, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham and Brighton. From 2005 to 2007 he was also an amateur player from Italy, AS Villasimius. Since 2013 he has been an assistant to manager Gus Poyet at Sunderland A.F.C. In the years 2009-2013 he performed the same function in the already mentioned Falmer Stadium team. Bibliography wiki

Mardom-e Emruz, Mardom-e Emrooz (Persian مردم امروز, present day nation) - Iranian daily. It was published between December 2014 and January 2015. The journal began to appear on December 27, 2014 and featured a moderate political line and supported President Hasan Rouhani. It was suspended mid-January 17th, 2015, and its release license was retired when it was released on January 13th on George Clooney's first page of the Golden Globe, with Je suis Charlie in his navy lap. wiki

Manfred Schurti (born December 24, 1941 in Lustenau) is a racing driver from Liechtenstein. Career Schurti started his career in international car racing in 1971, starting in the European Formula Super Vee class. With eighteen points he was placed fifth in the general classification. A year later in the same series he was a champion. In later years Schurti also appeared in Formula One Super Vee, International Castrol GTX Trophy, European Formula 2, Le Mans 24 Hours, German Racing Championship, BMW M1 Procar, World Sportscar Championship, World Challenge for Endurance Drivers, World Championship for Drivers and Makes, IMSA Camel GTO and FIA World Endurance Championship. Bibliography wiki

Castle Guard (Hradní stráž) is a special modern military unit belonging to the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic. He is subject to the head of the Military Office at the Chancellery of the President of the Republic, whom he appoints and dismisses. The commander of the Castle Guard is Col. Radim Studený. ​​ Castle Guard duties Organizational structure Guards is a military unit of the brigade type. It consists of 81 officers, 75 sergeants, 377 non-commissioned officers, 77 serials and 43 civil servants. In total, the formation is 653 persons. History Castle Guard was created during the First Republic for the presidency of Tomasz Masaryk. During the Communist regime, she was subject to the Ministry of the Interior. After the fall of this system, Václav Havel restored her former form. In 1990 the Guards uniform was designed by the well-known artist Theodor Pištěk. wiki

The Art of Getting By - an American comedy drama from 2011, first authored and directed by Gavin Wiesen. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival entitled Homework. In the film there are, among others. Freddie Highmore, Emma Roberts, Michael Angarano, Elizabeth Reaser, Sam Robards, Rita Wilson and Blair Underwood. Description of the plot George Zinavoy (Freddie Highmore) is a fatalist high school student and talented artist. He decides to stop doing homework because he feels that everything is meaningless. His decision is suspended in the student's rights. On the roof of the school, Sally Howe (Emma Roberts) smokes a cigarette the next day. When Mrs. Dougherty (Ann Harada) appears, George quickly pulls out a cigarette and takes a blame on himself. Sally waits for George in front of the school to thank him and despite initially reluctantly talking to her, he quickly changes his mind and takes her home. On Career Day he meets a young artist, Dustin Mjakoona, and feels in...

Portrait of a lady - miniature, oil on paper attributed to a Spanish painter of Greek descent Dominikos Theotokopulos, known as El Greco. The painting was in the collection of Romulo Bosch in Barcelona and then in the collection of Julio Muñoz. After his death in 1991, part of his collection was donated to the city of Barcelona. Lots of pictures are not known. According to José Gudiola miniatura, El Grec used to paint a portrait of a lady in furry ether. The woman of the miniature is undoubtedly the same person in the Glasgow image, but with a different head covering. Harold Wethey in his monograph El Greco and his school undermines the attributes of El Greca and the Spanish historian Camón Aznar According to other historians, the miniature of the lady was performed by the Italian painter Sofonisba Anguissola (Dama con toca) in 1591. Comments Bibliography wiki

Barnaby Michael Douglas Jack (born November 22, 1977, July 25, 2013) is a New Zealand hacker, programmer and computer security expert. He was also known for his presentation at the Black Hat Computer Security Conference in 2010, during which he used (broke) two ATMs and showed on the stage how they make false money. He died in his apartment a week before the announcement of the unveiling of pacemakers, insulin pumps and other medical devices. In January 2014 it was revealed that drug overdose was the cause of death. wiki

Victor Adolphe Malte-Brun (born 25 November 1816) is a French geographer and cartographer, born in Marcoussis (Essonne, France) on 13 July 1889. He was the second son of another French geographer, of Danish origin, co-founder of "Paris" Conrad Malte-Brun's brother, Conradin Malte-Brun (died 1850), was a painter. Orphaned by his father at the age of 10, he grew up in the reputation of his father. In 1846, Eugène Cortambert, a professor and member of the Geographical Society, published a textbook on geography (Cours de géographie) inspired by the works of Conrad Malte-Brun, in which he wrote that geography is a general picture of nature, humanity and its products. This humanistic vision has convinced Victor to strive for the dedication of modern geography, different from the previous descriptions of individual places on Earth. In 1851 Victor Adolphe Malte-Brun became a member of the "Parisian" Geographical Society, and in 1852 one of the secretaries of that in...

Jason Covenant (born March 6, 1996 in London) is a character in the Ulysses Moore series. He is Julia's twin brother. His parents are Robert and Miriam Covenant. During the events described in books 1-6 he is 11 years old, and in books 7-10 13 years. He teaches Miss Stella. At the age of 11 he and his family moved from London to Cornwall. He lived in Kilmore Cove, Salton Cliff 1, in Villa Argo. He's going to a local school. In part 7, she meets Anita Bloom, who is gradually falling in love. Characteristic Jason Covenant with her twin sister Julia and her parents live in Kilmore Cove, Cornwall, in the huge Villa of Argo. The siblings come together with Rick Banner and they go to a nearby school. is very curious, unpredictable and impulsive. He has the talent to pack into trouble. Not once, however, is shown the ability of logical thinking and courage. It is also very ingenious. She likes to read books and comics fantastic. His favorite character is Dr. Mesmer, who among other...

Harmony Society - an artistic association founded in Poznań by Maksymilian Braun in 1848. It operated until 1852. The Society aimed to promote Polishness, mainly through the propagation of Polish musical culture (initially exclusively of the Church). The organization had three faculties: dramatic, plastic and musical, as well as an amateur choir conducted by Teofil Klonowski. Singing in Polish was tolerated by some of the more open German music organizations in Poznan in those years, but the aim of Harmony was a broader approach - singing Polish songs, rescuing indigenous culture and promoting the achievements of Polish artists. After the liquidation of the Society, the Society of Czeladź Catholic (the 1860, headed by Teofil Klonowski) continued its objectives. Between 1869 (from December) -1872 the Central Harmony Society was established in Poznań, founded on the initiative of Bolesław Dembiński and his brother Matthias. It covered (through subsidiaries) the whole area of ​​Wielk...

Nurit Koren (Hebrew: נורית קורן, born February 24, 1960 in Jerusalem) - Israeli lawyer, social activist and politician, from 2015 a Knesset deputy from the Likudu list. Curriculum vitae She was born on February 24, 1960 in Jerusalem. She graduated from the Ono Academic College in Kirjat Ono and the Bar-Ilan University in Ramat Gana. She also completed social studies at the Open University of Israel in Ra'ananna. She worked as a lawyer, she belongs to the Israeli Bar Association. In the 2015 parliamentary election, for the first time she got into the Israeli parliament from the Likud list. In the Twentieth Knesset, she was deputy chairman of the parliament, presided over a sub-committee dealing with health care reform, a special committee dealing with the issue of missing children and sat on several committees. She is married, has four children. wiki

Zenon Zygmunt Kulesza (born April 23, 1922 in Łaganów) - Polish farmer and socialist activist, member of the Sejm of the 6th parliamentary term. Curriculum vitae Son of Antoni and Barbara. He obtained primary education. During World War II, he fought Peasant Battalions. In 1945 he joined the Polish Socialist Party, and in 1948 with it to the Polish United Workers' Party. He was the chairman of the GRN presidency in Wierzbno, he was also a member of the Provincial National Council in Krakow. In 1972, he was elected to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic in the Kraków district. He sat on the Committee on Agriculture and Food Industry. In the 1970s he also worked in his own farm in Łaganów. He sat in the executive board of the Poviat Committee of the PZPR and from November 1975 to December 1979 and the Committee of the Krakow Party. In 1983 he was a member of the Krakow Party Control Committee. Honors Bibliography wiki

Lev Yakovlevich Karpov (Russian: Лев Яковлевич Карпов, born April 30, 1879 in Kiev, died January 6, 1921 in Moscow) - Russian chemist and revolutionary, organizer of the chemical industry. Curriculum vitae In 1898 he joined the SDPRR, in 1903 he became the chairman of the Eastern Bureau of the SDCK Central Committee, and in 1904 the Southern Bureau of the Central Committee of the SDPRR, from July 1904 to February 22, 1905 he was a member of the Central Committee of SDPRR. On February 22, 1905, he was arrested, from August 1906 to May 1907 he was secretary of the Moscow Committee of the SDPRR, in 1910 he graduated from the Moscow technical school, in 1915 he became the director of the chemical plant in Bondiuga. From February 1918, he headed the Chemical Industry Department of the Supreme Council of National Economy of the RSFSR and a member of the Presidium of this council, in 1918 he founded the Central Chemical Laboratory at WCIK. He was buried in the Red Square Cemetery. Bibliog...

Graveyard cemetery in Babice - an Orthodox, Orthodox and Orthodox necropolis near the former Orthodox church in Babice. History and description The Orthodox Church in Babice is first mentioned in 1564, and around 1684 it passed to the Uniate Church. In 1842, the local parish re-adopted Orthodoxy. The dead were buried at the temple from the beginning of its existence. It was not until around 1825 that burials at the church were abandoned and a new necropolis was established outside the buildings of the village. During the spring floods, intense rains or floods, access to the cemetery was impossible, and some of the dead were buried in the church. It was not until the second half of In the 19th century burials in the vicinity of the church took place only in exceptional cases. Two tombstones have survived in the area of ​​the cemetery, covering an area of ​​0.2 hectares. The inscriptions on them are illegible, but on the basis of old descriptions of the church one can assume that t...

Sydney Thompson Dobell (born April 5, 1824, died on August 22, 1874) - English poet of the Victorian era, representative of the so-called Spasmodic school. He was the author of the dramatic poem The Roman (1850), devoted to the current issue of the liberation of Italy. In turn, the extensive poem Balder (1853) tells the internal dilemmas of the poet who killed his wife after she lost her senses. This last work was parodied by William Edmondstoune Aytouna. Dobell devoted one of the poems (sonnet Poland, Italy. Hungary) to the countries aspiring to independence: Poland, Italy and Hungary. Hobby of the poet was a Scottish Greyhound breeding. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Zygmunt Szempliński (born February 11, 1900 in Andrzejówka, died December 13, 1967 in London) - Polish economist and publicist, sovietologist, emigre activist. Curriculum vitae He was the president of the Soviet-Polish Joint Stock Company (Sowpoltorg). In the interwar period lecturer of the School of Political Science in Vilnius. He dealt with the economic affairs of the USSR. After World War II he remained in exile in the United Kingdom (his wife and two daughters). His daughter was Wanda Szemplińska-Stupnicka. Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Nikolai Fyodorovich Riebrik (Russian: Николай Фёдорович Ребрик, born January 30, 1916 in Sevastopol, died April 2, 1998 in Smolensk) - Soviet party and state activist. Curriculum vitae He was a lecturer in the faculty of workers, 1938 graduated from the Moscow Institute of Food Industry, 1938-1941 and again 1942-1948 was the chief engineer of the Smolensk trustee "Rosgławchlieb". From 1941 he belonged to the WKP (b), 1948-1950 was the manager of the Smolensk trusteeship "Rosgławchlieb", 1950-1952 he was the head of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Smolensk, 1952-1953 was the first secretary of the WKP City Committee (b) / CPSU Safonowie. He graduated from the Higher Party School at the Central Committee of the CPSU, 1954-1955 was the head of the Executive Board of the Capital Building of the Executive Committee of Smolensk Regional Council, 1955-1957 Deputy Head of the Board of Agriculture and Food Industry Executive Committee Smolensk Regional Council and...

Anatoly Gieorgijewicz Kulażenkov (Russian Анатолий Георгиевич Кулаженков, 1911-1982) - Soviet diplomat. Curriculum vitae He belonged to the WKP (b), 1931 graduated from the Moscow Pedagogical Institute, from 1937 he worked in the People's Foreign Service of the USSR, 1941 was the First Secretary of the Embassy of the USSR in Italy. In 1942 he was the Consul General of the USSR in Tebrizia (Iran), 1942-1944 as a Soviet Union Advisor to the Soviet Union, 1944-1945 Deputy Head of the Department of the First People's Commissariat of Foreign Affairs of the USSR, and 1945-1946 to the USSR Embassy in Greece. From April 30, 1946 to December 20, 1950, he served as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the USSR in Switzerland. From December 1950 to July 1953 he headed the Protocols Department of the USSR, from July 19, 1953 to February 28, 1957. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the USSR in Mexico. From February 1957 to May 1959 he was deputy head of the Departm...

Polar culture, Upper Cretaceous culture - Neolithic culture (beginning about 4600 BC), from the Danube culture, which developed in the basin of the River Cis. It is derived from the early-linear culture of linear ceramics. The name of the culture comes from Polgár, Hungary. Polar culture is characterized by a high share of copper products, cavities and dugouts. The influence of the Poligraphic culture also included Małopolska and areas lying to the north, including Kujawy, where it is situated in the form of a lendosan-polgara complex. Bibliography wiki

Agata Marszałek-Wagner (born February 2, 1965) is a Polish volleyball player, Polish representative. Sports career She was a Polish women's champion in 1983, Poland's vice-champion in 1986, bronze medal of the Polish championships in 1985, 1987 and 1989. She was also the Polish champion (1982, 1984) and junior champion of Poland (1983). / p> She was a representative of Polish junior and senior. In this last representation she appeared 47 times, between 1986-1990. Her husband is Grzegorz Wagner, sister of Hanna Marszałek-Kolasa. Bibliography wiki

Ferdinand Charles Gustave (Fernand) Demets (born March 18, 1884, September 29, 1952) is a Belgian industrialist, politician, senator. He was a member of the local government of Anderlecht from 1911 to 1927 and mayor of the city from 1919 to 1927. He served as a senator from 1929 to 1945. From 1940 to 1945 he was vice president of the Liberal Party. From 1945 to 1945 he was the Minister of Defense of Belgium. From 1945 to 1951 he served as governor of Brabant. In 1932 he was awarded the Commander's Cross Order of Polonia Restituta. wiki

㎡ Square meter (symbol: m²) - area unit in SI. 1 square meter is equal to the square of the square of 1 meter. In the Unicode character set, the square meter has the code: 33A1. 1 m² = 1 m · 1 m = 1 m² 1 dam² = 10 m · 10 m = 100 m² = 1 a (ar) 1 sqm = 100m · 100m = 10,000m² = 1 ha (hectare) 1 dm² = 0,1 m · 0,1 m = 0,01 m² = 0.01 m · 0.01 m = 0.0001 m² (square centimeter) 1 mm² = 0,001 m · 0,001 m = 0,000001 m² wiki

Simone Faggioli (born July 24, 1978 in Florence) is an Italian racing driver. Career Faggioli started his racing career in 2001 after competing in the Italian Championship in Mountain Racing at the wheel of the prototype Osell BMW. Already in the second season of the season he won the title in the CN4 class. This success was repeated four times in Italy between 2003 and 2004, 2006-2007. In 2005 Faggioli took part in the European Championships in Mountain Racing, where in the final category 2 was the best. Since 2010 Italy has joined the European Championships and the Italian Championships. European routes are classified in category 2 and in Italy in category E2M. It is in these categories that it remains unbeaten since 2010. Bibliography wiki

Eugeniusz Dzierżencki (born 1905 in Warsaw, died in 1990 in Sopot) - Polish mariner painter. From 1924, he studied at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts under the tutelage of Władysław Skoczylas and Leon Wyczółkowski, then broke his studies and left for Gdynia. Already before 1939 he was known as a seasoned seaman and creator of urban landscapes of Gdańsk and Sopot, he stayed in Karwia, Jastrzebie Góra and Lisim Jar. In the summer season he organized outdoor exhibitions for the holidaymakers. in Kuźnica and Jurata. After World War II, he lived in Sopot, together with Ignacy Klukowski, Antoni Suchanek and Maksymilian Kasprowicz. He was the founder of the Gdynia Artists Union on the Coast. Together with Marian Mokwa are recognized as the most important contemporary Polish seafarers. He participated in exhibitions organized in Poland and abroad. Germany, Japan and New Zealand. Eugeniusz Dzierżencki's works were often bought by shipowners from France, the United Kingdom, the United Sta...

Anneleen Van Bossuyt (born January 10, 1980 in Ghent) is a Belgian and Flemish politician and lawyer, Member of the European Parliament for the eighth term. Curriculum vitae Graduated from the University of Gent, graduated with a degree in law from the University of Rennes. She worked as a researcher at the European Institute. Later, she became a full-time member of the New Flemish Alliance. She was nominated in the 2014 European Parliament elections. On 8 January 2015, the Senate resigned, when Louis Ide resigned. She joined the factions of the European Conservatives and Reformists. wiki

Pierre-Louis Lions (born 11 August 1956 in Grasse) is a French mathematician. Curriculum vitae Pierre-Louis Lions is the son of mathematician Jacques-Louis Lions and André Olivier. When he was six, his father became a professor in Paris. He attended Pasteur High School and then to Louisa-le-Grand High School. From 1975 to 1979 he studied at the École normale supérieure. In 1979 he received a doctorate in science, and after receiving his doctorate on December 1, 1979, he married Lily Laurenti. This relationship has Dorian's son. In 1981 he was appointed professor at Paris-Dauphine University. In 1994 he was honored with the Fields Medal at the International Congress of Mathematicians in Zurich for work on partial differential equations. wiki

US Open 2014 - Double Women's Games - Women's doubles tournament, played in the last, fourth, US Open tennis tournament in the fourth season. The duels took place between August 27 and September 6 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Athletes spaced Ladder Key Final stage Initial phase 1st quarter 2nd quarter 3rd Quarter 4th quarter Prize pool Comments Bibliography The Argentine Formula 2, TC2000 Argentina, Codasur F2 and Top Race Argentina. Bibliography wiki

Illustracia Zicka to fairy tale Tomcio Paluch German five-brand banknote designed by Alexander Zicka Alexander Zick (born 1845 in Koblenz, died November 10, 1907 in Berlin) is a German painter and illustrator. He came from a family with many years of artistic traditions. He was the grandson of the architect Janus Zürich (1730-1797), the son of the painter Johannes Zick (1702-1762). In the last years of his life he designed two German banknotes - the 5-brand from 1904 and the 10-brand from 1906. wiki

Men's triathlon competition - one of the competition held during the XXVII Summer Olympics. The competition was held on 17 September. 52 competitors from 27 countries participated in this competition. The gold medal was won by Simon Whitfield representing Canada. In second place was Stephan Vuckovic and the bronze medal was won by Jan Êehuli from Czech Republic. Results Bibliography Tczew Union, Sparta Brodnica, Olimpia Elbląg, Wierzyca Pelplin, and now is a playable Black Head coach. Lechia Gdansk played a total of 68 matches in which he scored three goals. wiki

Yugoslavian Levice / Југословенска левица, JUL) - a Yugoslavian (actually Serbian) political party with a communist profile. The party was formed in 1994 from a merger of 19 small left-wing organizations, including the League of Communists - Movement for Yugoslavia. Ljubiš Ristić, a cultural activist, was actually in control of Mirjana Marković, the wife of Slobodan Milosevic. The jul was under close control of the leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia and his wife. The group was to appeal to voters supporting the federation, which did not correspond to the SPS Serbian nationalism. The party maintained close contacts with communist groups from China, Cuba and North Korea. JUL was in the first election in the coalition with the Socialists and the New Democracy. She received about 10 seats in the federal parliament in 1996, and in 1997 she had 20 seats in Skupszt. The Yugoslav Left was completely lost in importance after the fall of Slobodan Milosevic. In the national elections in ...

Pelvic traction (Latin recessus sphenoethmoidalis) - a space within the nasal cavity between the posterior end of the upper occipital nostril and the frontal wall of the wedge sinus. The disease is fully formed in about 50% of people. The restriction is: The affliction opens up to the nose. The natural wedge-shaped opening is located on the front wall of the wedge-shaped sinus. Below the mouth is a wedge-shaped gutter through which the wedge-palatine artery passes. Bibliography wiki

Locomotive type 060DA from GFR Type 060EA S.C.. Grup Feroviar Român S.A., GFR - freight railway company in Romania. The company is part of the Romanian Grampet Group and is part of the largest private rail group in South East Europe. The company was established in 2001. It is owned and controlled by the holding company of the Romanian transport companies, which since 2013 has been a major player in CFR Marfă. GFR's CEO is Gruia Stoic, one of the richest Romanian citizens. GFR is primarily engaged in the provision of transport services to the Romanian petrochemical industry. Transports crude oil, gas and petroleum products to OMV Group, Conpet and RAFO. In addition, it carries other bulk cargo such as coal, aggregates, slag, cement, clinker, grain. wiki

End of the World of Writers - A series of books by Marian Brandys, published in 1972-1979. The cycle is a continuation of Kozietulski's book and others, in which the author presents the biographies of the defenders of the 1st Imperial Guard Regiment during the Napoleonic Wars. The theme of the cycle The end of the world of wolves is the fate of the heroes of this book after the fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, when former soldiers became citizens of the newly created Kingdom of Poland. Former soldiers in various ways found themselves in a new situation. Many returned to their estates. Some have become politicians, officials, social activists, patrons of literature, pioneers of industry. The author shows them not only from the perspective of their public activities but also as ordinary people with their drawbacks and advantages. Against the backdrop of the heroes, the series reveals a vast panorama of the epoch, taking into account the political and social situation, with many curi...

Mark Stiekema (born July 9, 1986 in Stadskanaal) is a Dutch diver who specializes in long track races. Three-time finalist of the individual world championships on the long track (2010 - XXII, 2011 - XXV place, 2012 - XXIV place). Four-time world championship medalist on long track: three times silver (2008, 2009, 2011) and bronze (2010). Four-time medalist of the individual championships of the Netherlands on the grass track: gold (2012) and three times silver (2007, 2009, 2011). Winner of the individual European Championship on grass track (best results: 2008 - 4th place, 2011 - 5th place). A multiple winner of the individual championships of the Netherlands on a classic track (best results: three times IV in 2006, 2007, 2008). Bibliography wiki

The Devil's Eye (original title Djävulens öga) is a Swedish feature film directed by Ingmar Bergman. The screenplay was based on Olufa Bang's stage play titled " Don Juan vender tillbage. Story The devil gets barley on the eye, the cause is the innocence of the pastor's daughter. To help, she sends Don Juan to Earth. Its purpose is to steal virginity and faith in the love of 20-year-old Britt-Marie. However, she turned to him and Don Juan fell in love with her. The Devil's plan burned down and Don Juan returned to hell. Cast wiki

Agnieszka Ewa Pattek-Janczyk (born December 12, 1943 in Rzeszów) - Polish chemist, doctor habilitated, retired university teacher at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow and the State Higher Vocational School in Tarnów. Curriculum vitae Agnieszka Pattek-Janczyk is the daughter of Janusz Pattek and Hanna née Sołowij. She is a graduate of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry at the Jagiellonian University, where in 1966 she graduated in chemistry. From 1990, until her retirement in 2011, she worked at the Faculty of Chemistry of the Jagiellonian University, employed successively as an assistant and assistant professor. In 1972 she defended her doctorate, and in 1996 obtained her habilitation at the Faculty of Chemistry of the Jagiellonian University. In the years 1998-2016 she also worked at the State Higher Vocational School in Tarnów as an associate professor at the Institute of Mathematics and Natural Sciences PWSZ in Tarnow. She is interested in solid state physic...

Lenore M. Kight-Wingard (born September 26, 1911, died February 9, 2000) - an American swimmer. Two-time Olympic medalist. She participated in two Olympic Games (IO 32, IO 36), on both of them she won medals on the distance of 400 meters freestyle. In 1932 she took second place, losing only to her compatriot Helene Madison. In 1936 she was the third. She beat 7 world records and 23 national ones. In 1981 she was accepted as a member of the International Swimming Hall of Fame. wiki

Main article: European Women Handball Championship 2016. The article groups the lineups of female national handball teams that will appear at the 2016 Women's Handball Championship in Sweden from 4 to 18 December 2016. General information Broad teams of up to twenty-eight players in accordance with the rules set by the EHF were announced on October 25, 2016. On the day before the start of the competition, the teams will announce the official sixteen teams, which can be exchanged for up to three competitors during the tournament. Group A Spain Serbia Slovenia Sweden Group B France Netherlands Germany Poland Group C Montenegro Czech Republic Denmark Hungary Group D Croatia Norway Russia Romania Bibliography ano da Costa Alegre is considered the first important African poet to create in Portuguese. In terms of form and stylistics, the poetry of Caetana da Costa Alegre refers to the European tradition, especially romantic, but its content brings new values ​​of outlook and aesth...

Tus (per طوس, st.gr. Σούσια, Sousia) - an ancient city in north-eastern Iran in the last Chorasan-e Razawi, located near Mashad. Probable burial place of Al-Ghazali. Tus, Iran. In 330 BC was acquired by Alexander of Macedon. Since the Islamic conquest, the city has been an important administrative and cultural center. In later years, its importance diminished. After the Umayyad Caliph's capture of Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, he remained part of the caliphate until 747, and then under Abu Muslim al-Khurasani. In 809, during an expedition to suppress the rebellion in the area of ​​Chorasan, the Abbasid caliph Harun ar-Rashid became ill and died in the city. During the Mongol conquests, completely destroyed. Many scholars came from the city: Al-Ghazali, Ferdousi, Jabra Ibn Hajjan, Nizam al-Mulk, Nasir ad-Din Tusi and Szejk Tusi. Authoritative control (city): wiki

Chrysolina geae - species of the beetle family and subfamily Cryptocephalinae. This species was described in 2006 by Igor K. Lopatina. The genre epitaph was given in honor of Ge Siqina. Beetle with a length of 5.5 mm, very similar to C. jiangi, from which it is distinguished from the shape of edeagusa. Two antennae on the bottom of the antennae, the rest of the antennae and black legs. Body colored black with greenish-blue, brass or blueish-green shine. An insect known only from Sichuan in China. wiki

Marek Daniel Kowalski (born 1966) - Polish historian, medialist, professor of the Institute of History of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Curriculum vitae Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Jan Englisch (born February 12, 1861 in Cracow, died April 13, 1929) - Polish socialist activist, senator of the First and Second Republic of Poland. Curriculum vitae As a pupil of a printing school, he encountered the ideas of socialism and helped Maria Jankowska-Mendelson contact the arrested husband. He worked in the Association of Printers Fireplace. In 1891 he was a delegate to the Congress of Social Democrats in Vienna. In 1892 he was the organizer of the congress and co-founder of the Galician Social-Democratic Party in Lvov. He was the editor and publisher of the script Naprzod, at the first celebrations of the first days in Cracow in 1892 he spoke in defense of the freedom of the press. Professionally and earnestly worked as a zecer in the New Reform printing plant. For Kolejarz, he edited Kurier Kolejarzy, in 1897 he became the president of the Krakow printing society. In the years 1897-1910 he was the secretary of the Krakow Sickness Fund, for the next 10 years until 192...

Żabi Dół - a river valley in south-western Poland, in the East Sudetes, in the Śnieżnik Massif, in the Krowiarek River in the province of. Lower Silesia. View of the valley from the west side The valley is situated in the area of ​​Śnieżnicki Landscape Park about 1.1 km north of the center of Kamienna. Well-educated V-shaped valley that extends from the main croft to the southwest to the valley of the Waliszowska River. The valley stretches for about 1.7 km, between the hills of Górzyca on the south side and the hill of Modrzewce on the northern side. Valley narrow deep cut with steep slopes, prepared in the gneisses and slate of the Vistula series, belonging to the metamorphic of Ladek and Śnieżnik. Surrounding the valley is covered by a lowland, monocultural spruce forest, with a mixture of deciduous trees. The stream flows from the Marcinkow tributary of Waliszowska Woda. Other Bibliography wiki

View from the Black Pond Kościelcowy Boiler - large ice boiler on the eastern slopes of Kościelca massif in Polish High Tatras. It is located at an altitude of about 1800-1900 m at the foot of the north-eastern wall of Zadnia Koscielec and the eastern wall of Kościelec. From the east side, the boiler drops steeply to the Black Pond. This threshold is deeply cut into a pebbly-sloping gull so that it forms two separate walls. The sack is avalanche. Two climbing paths were taken from the Black Stove to the Church of the Cowl: wiki

Curriculum vitae Born in a poor Russian peasant family, in 1918 he finished school in his native country, from September 1926 to June 1928 he studied at the Soviet party school in Kołomno, since September 1928 served in the Red Army, from October 1935 to May 1937 Secretary responsible office from May to September 1937 instructor of the political department of the Moscow Kremlin Executive Board, from September 1937 to April 1939 the listener and secretary of the party committee of the Party College at KC WKP (b), from 15 June 1938 senior politruk, April-September 1939 Instructor of the Human Resources Management Committee of the CCC WKP (b), June 8, 1939 promoted to the Red Army Battalion Commissar. From April 19, 1940 to March 22, 1941, deputy head of the GURKM NKVD USSR, 19 June 1940 promoted to the US Army. for senior militia. From 22 March to 7 August 1941 Deputy Head of the NKVD Board of the Moscow Region for Personnel, since July 29, 1941 Major State Security, from August 7 to Se...

Miguel Angel Machado Escobar (born 29 October 1897 in San Salvador, 3 October 1983) is a Salvadoran Catholic priest, bishop of the diocese of San Miguel, 1942-1983. Curriculum vitae Priestly ordination was received on January 30, 1921. On September 25, 1942 Pope Pius XII appointed him the diocesan bishop of San Miguel. On November 15, 1942, Archbishop Giuseppe Beltrami received the bishop's episcopal ordination. On January 10, 1968, due to age, he resigned from his post and was appointed Selemselae bishop. He died on October 3, 1983. wiki

Burning Chameleon on Christmas Eve in the Mea Shearim district of Jerusalem Chamec (Hebrew חמץ) means leaven. Chamecem products are made from one of the five cereals: rye, wheat, spelled, oat and barley or contain even trace amounts. It is thought that it takes only 18 minutes to contact these cereals with water for fermentation. After this time the product becomes leaven. Pesach is forbidden to eat chameleon and to have it. Therefore, maca produced in Pesach is baked in a special way to avoid fermentation. This mac is labeled "Kosher for Pasover" (to distinguish from "Not for Pasover"). Ashkenazi Jews do not eat kiwifruit either millet, corn, rice or some legumes during the holidays. Pesach is not only forbidden to eat chameleon, but also to have it. There should not be a chameleon at home. Therefore, the houses are cleaned thoroughly before this holiday. In the evening before the eve of Pesach, the Jews purge their chamomile houses - it is a traditional chamel...

Solomon Arkadjewicz Bak (Russian: Соломон Аркадьевич Бак, born 1902 in the village of Wiercholeń in the Irkutsk Governorate, died January 21, 1940) is an officer of the Soviet secret service, major state security. Curriculum vitae Born in the Jewish family, 1911-1919 was educated at Irkutsk Gymnasium, from November 1917 to June 1918, member of the Irkutsk Socialist Youth Union Committee, 1917-1918 member of the Komsomol, from January 1918 in the RKP (b). From December 191 to January 1920, a member of the "red" unit, he fought with the "white" Kolchak army, in January-February 1920 the committee secretary, then the gubernian revolutionary committee, from April to July 1920 the secretary of the revolutionary revolutionary committee in Tomsk. From July 1920 to May 1921, the chairman of the guberial commissioning committee and the guberial evacuation committee in Tomsk, in May-June 1921 the chairman of the gubernatorial executive committee in Tomsk, later head of the ...

Herb Sulima Stanislaw Przyborowski of the coat of arms of Sulima (died 1644-1653) - castellan rossino, castellan biechowski. Family He married Zofia Gembicka, the sister of Piotr (1585-1657), the Bishop of Cracow, Stefan (died 1653), the bishop of Płock, Jan (died 1675), Bishop of Plock, Kujawski and Chełmno, Andrzej (died 1654) auxiliary Gniezno, Krzysztof (died 1659) castellan of Gniezno and Poznan and Bonaventure. Three children were born to the marriage: Anna, later wife of Wojciech Brudzyński; Dorota, wife of Stanisław Wyssogot Zakrzewski and son of Wawrzyniec-Stanislaw, patron of Kalisz. Offices He has been acting as the starost of rogowski since 1634. From 1635, he held the office of castellan biechowski for four years. In years (1639-1644) at the position of castellan rogens. Bibliography wiki

Dune shaft in Spain Dune shaft - a type of shaft emptied from the sand by the wind. It is a kind of dunes, distinguished by its shape; It is most often created in coastal areas and exposed. They can pull as many as a dozen kilometers as they do in the Australian Lowlands. Some dune shafts can grow at a rapid pace - in the Swine Gate since World War II, two dune shafts have grown and their average annual expansion rate is 2 meters per year. The wind blowing mainly from two opposite directions. wiki

Exogenous substance (exogenous compound) - a chemical that can not be synthesized by a particular organism, and is involved in the biochemical processes that occur in it, as a substance from the environment, eg through the digestive tract. Exogenic substances may be necessary for the functioning of the body, such as vitamins or even toxins such as xenobiotics. They must be delivered with food because, due to the lack of suitable enzyme systems, human body cells can not synthesize them. They are called EFAs. In the human body, they can undergo other transformations. wiki

Kasper Wielogłowski of the Staryanek coat of arms (d. 1846 or 1847) - landowner, extraordinary state senator, senator of the Congress Kingdom, President of the Senate of the Free City of Cracow, minister in the insurrectionary government during the Cracow uprising. Kasper Wielogłowski was from a wealthy landowner. His father was Józef Wielogłowski, a member of the Sejm four years, and mother of Joseph of Baden. During the Duchy of Warsaw he was a councilor of the Prefectural Department of Krakow. After the fall of the Duchy, from the tsarist nomination he was a senator of the Congress of the Congress and was elected president of the Cracow Region Commission (based in Kielce). On March 24, 1833, he assumed the office of the President of the Senate of the Free City of Krakow. As indicated by the occupying powers, in practice he tried to pursue a policy in the interest of the Republic of Cracow. He developed a plan for the development of communication routes, introduced into circulat...

Rectum, rectal gut (Latin rectum) - the back of the digestive tract, which is of ectodermal origin and ends with anus. Some animals include the entire intestines (proctodaeum) and others form part of it. Rectum can be preceded by praerectum, postcolon, colloid, ileum or directly the central intestine. There are rectangular reeds in rectus and rectal pouches with unknown functions. Some arachnids have a rectal bladder and some papillae are reticular. In obunogów rektum is located in urosomie. In hexagons through the walls of the rektum, water is absorbed into the hemolymph. In the larvae of the equatorial dragon, the water rinsing the gills is pumped through the rektum. The militia, in addition to the parasitic nematodes, have 6 reeds in the rectum resorbing the water. In vertebrates, an intestinal segment of the intestine is called the rectum. wiki

Serhiy Petrovich Kluyev, born April 19, 1969 in Donetsk) is a Ukrainian politician and entrepreneur, educated mining engineer. Brother Andrija Klitsch. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the Technical University of Donetsk, where he graduated from mining engineering. Since 1992 he has held managerial positions in industrial enterprises in Donetsk and has increased family-controlled assets (mainly in the metallurgical and financial sectors). The value of the assets of the Kluyev brothers, regularly listed on the list of the richest Ukrainians, was estimated at $ 635 million in 2008. Serhiy Kluyev was involved in political activities within the Party of Regions. In the years 2002-2006 he was a member of the regional council of the Donetsk region, until 2005 as its vice-chairman. In 2006 and 2007 in the national list of its grouping and in 2012 in the single-mandate district was elected to the Verkhovna Rada. In 2014 after the so-called Euromajdan covered by the freezing of assets w...

Arnold Veimer (born June 20, 1903 in Nehat, March 3, 1977 in Tallinn) - Estonian communist politician, chairman of the People's Commissariat (1944-1946) and chairman of the Estonian SSR in 1946-1951 Socialist (1973). The son of a rural miller, from 1922 he studied at the Faculty of History at the University of Tartu, and in the same year joined the Communist Party. On November 24, 1923, he was arrested in Tartu and sentenced to 6 months in prison for state-of-the-art detention, after being sent to Tallinn where he was tried in the trial of 149 communists accused of attempting a coup and sentenced to life imprisonment on 24 November 1924. With another group of prisoners, he made an unsuccessful attempt to escape. Released in 1938, he resumed his studies at Tartu University, graduating in 1940. On 19-21 June 1940 he took part in a coup d'état carried out by communists, commanded the "workers' militia" and "self-defense" in Tallinn, occupying the state rad...

Edward Żukowski (born February 13, 1919 in Lodz, died February 12, 1985 in Dzierżoniów) - UB officer Stanislaw and Tatiana's son Solor, spent his childhood and youth in the Soviet Union, graduated from a 10-year Soviet school, and in 1936 volunteered to join the Red Army. He was an electromechanic in the 26th Panzer Regiment. In 1942 he participated in the defense of Stalingrad, for which he was named a patrolman, in 1943 transferred to the 70th Motorized Cavalry Regiment 3, where he was a staff writer. On April 16, 1945, he was wounded in a Berlin operation, after recovering from a recuperating operation, and in 1946 he was demobilized. For participating in the battle, decorated with the Order of the Red Star and Medal for the Defense of Stalingrad. From 1946 deputy manager of cinema in Oława, and 1947-1948 collector in the power plant in Oława. Member of PPR / PZPR. Since July 1, 1950, junior lecturer of Section I PUBP in Wroclaw, since 15th of February 1951, junior officer of ...

Kenneth Evans (born 4 June 1912, March 30, 1985) is a British racing driver. Career In race car racing, Evans has devoted himself to racing in the Grand Prix and in sports car racing. In the years 1937, 1939 the British was classified in the European Championships of AIACR. In the first season with 36 points, it was ranked 20th in the final drivers' classification. In 1939 he was placed eleventh in the Grand Prix of Switzerland. The 28 points earned him the 16th place in the final drivers' classification. Bibliography wiki

Mozeze Kulbak, born 1896 in Smorgonia, died in 1937 in the USSR) is a Jewish poet, novelist and publicist in Yiddish. Curriculum vitae He was born in Smorgonia in Vilnius, where he also received traditional religious education. From 1919 he lived in Vilnius, where he worked as a teacher, debuting in 1920 a volume of poetry by Szirim (Yiddish שירים, Songs) and quickly gaining recognition in literary circles. Then in 1920-1923 he was in Berlin, where he worked as a suflera, while publishing the drama Jankew Frank (Yiddish יעקבֿ פֿראַנק), inspired by the life of the mystery of James Frank. Upon his return to Vilnius, he again worked as a literary teacher in one of the Jewish junior high schools and in the Jewish Teachers' Seminary. From this period, the poem Vilnius (Yiddish ווילנע, Vilnius), Montik's novel (Yiddish מאָנטיק, Monday) and the published three-volume collection of Kulbak's works were published by Boris Kleckin in 1929. From 1929 he lived in the Belarusian Soci...

Edmond Van Moer - Belgian archer, three-time Olympic champion. Van Moer competed at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp. During these games the athlete was ranked in four competitions and won three gold medals (individual bird, large team bird and small team bird). He also took fourth place in the shooting of the "big bird". All these competitions were poorly planted; In individual competitions, only six Belgians competed and only the Belgian team competed in the team competition (results from team competitions were based on individual results). Bibliography wiki

Principle of operation of echelle spectrograph: G1 - echelle grid, G2 - separator (ordinary grid or prism), S - detector Spectral of the sun obtained using the echelle spectrograph The echelle diffraction grating (from echelle frieze - staircase or ladder) is a kind of diffraction grating optimized for light gain in high spectral rows. It is made as a reflection type grid. On its surface there are stepped incisions spotted by a reflective metal layer whose width and height are chosen to produce a clear picture of high spectral rows for large angles of light. Since high spectral rows overlap considerably, for practical use of such a grid it is necessary to use an additional separator which can be a glass prism or a normal diffraction grating placed on the path of light reflected from the echelle grid. A grid of this kind is used, among others. in high-resolution astronomical spectrographs such as HARPS. Bibliography wiki

Coupe de Nice 2013 - International Senior Figure Skating Tournament 2013/2014. It was held from 23 to 27 October 2013 in Nice, France. Tomas Verner was among the soloists, while Marija Artiemiewicz was the best soloist in the competition. Among the best pairs were the Frenchmen Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron. Annabelle Prölß and Ruben Blommaert won the competition. Results soloists Solistki Sports Couples Dance parties Bibliography The first was introduced in the UK by William Mulready's design of 1 and 2 pence. Bibliography wiki

Matthias Heinrich Göring (born April 5, 1879 in Düsseldorf, died July 24 or July 25, 1945 in Poznan) is a German psychiatrist and psychotherapist, head of the German Institute for Psychological and Psychotherapeutic Research (Deutsche Institut für psychologische Forschung und Psychotherapie). President of the Deutsche Allgemeine Ärztliche Gesellschaft für Psychotherapie. He was Hermann Göring's cousin. From 1908 to 1910 he was an assistant to Kraepelin in Munich. In 1913, he took a habilitation at the University of Gießen. In 1922 he became an extraordinary professor. Proponent of Adler psychology. He died in Russian captivity in typhoid typhoid. Bibliography wiki

Vincenzo Galdi (born 1871 in Naples, December 23, 1961 in Rome) is an Italian photographer and model. He started his career as a model and student of Guglielmo Plüschow, whom he met while he was in Naples. Together with him he moved to Rome and there he assisted in running the studio. There are many indications that Galdi was his lover for some time. In 1900 he married Virginia Gugliel, but his contacts with the teacher continued, Rome deliberately settled in the neighborhood. Galdi photographed nude people, both women and men, modeled on Plüschow's work, but his photographs bear distinct signs of eroticism. He did not pay much attention to the aesthetics, was focused on serial production and income. After the arrest of Plüschow in 1902 he managed his estate, after another arrest 1907 Plüschow ended his career. Vincenzo Galdi was also arrested at the time and, after his release from prison, abandoned the photograph and founded the Galati Gallery at Via Gaeta, which operated unt...

Emma Döll (from Hohmann's house) March 3, 1873 in Ketrzyn, Poland. 1930 in Gdansk) - German politician, deputy to the Gdańsk Volkstag. Emma Hohmann graduated from the folk school and agricultural vocational school in Paslek. At the beginning of the twentieth century she moved to Meiningen, where she married the tailor Eduard Döll. In 1906 the couple returned to Gans, where Döll joined the Social Democratic Party of Germany, and in 1918 to the Independent Social-Democratic Party of Germany. At the end of 1920, with the left wing of his party, he went to the Communist Party of Germany. In May 1920, the USPD elected to the Constituent Assembly, later transformed into the Volkstag. She sat in two terms until 1927. Bibliography wiki

Helen Steiner Rice (born 1900, died 1981) is an American religious poet. Curriculum vitae Helen Steiner Rice was born on May 19, 1900 as Helen Elaine Steiner, daughter of John and Anna Steiner of Lorain, Ohio. In high school, she was going to be a politician. But when John Steiner died of flu in 1918, she took care of her mother and sister. She went to work at Lorain Electric Light and Power Company. She later became a spokesperson for the Ohio Public Service Company. She died on April 23, 1981. wiki

Carl (Karl) Wilhelm von Siemens (Sir William Siemens) (born April 4, 1823 in Lenthe near Hanover, died November 19, 1883 in London) - German inventor and industrialist. He studied privately, then at a commercial school in Lübeck and a technical school in Magdeburg, later he studied chemistry, physics and mathematics at the University of Göttingen. He worked in Hamburg, where he decided to take care of the electrolytic coating process. In March 1843 he left for England for a short time, and in February 1844 he settled there permanently, in 1859 he accepted British citizenship. In 1856, together with his brother Friedrich, he built a furnace with exhaust heat regeneration, which was used in the industrial production of glass, and which was used by Pierre-Émile Martin to build a furnace for melting steel - a Marten furnace. In 1862 he became a member of the Royal Society. He also worked on electric lighting, electric telegraph and electric traction. In 1883 he received the title of nob...

Vladimir Alexandrovich Noskow (Russian: Владимир Александрович Носков, born May 5, 1878 in Jarosław, died on May 15, 1913 in Khabarovsk) - activist of the Russian revolutionary movement. Curriculum vitae In the 1890s he became involved with the social democratic movement, in 1898 he joined the newly founded SDPRR, in the same year he was arrested and then sentenced to administrative exile to Jaroslaw and Voronezh. In 1900 he was one of the organizers of the Northern SDPRR Congress, in 1902 he emigrated, from August 23, 1903 to May 22, 1905 he was a member of the Central Committee of the SDPRR and in November 1903 and from May 1904 to February 1905 a member of the Party Congress of the SDCK. On February 22, 1905, he was arrested, in 1907 he left the party activity. Bibliography wiki

James Francis Byrnes (born May 2, 1879 in Charleston, South Carolina, died April 9, 1972 in Columbia, South Carolina) - American politician, member of the Democratic Party, governor of South Carolina, secretary of state. On September 6, 1946, at a conference in Stuttgart, he gave a speech in which he described the policy of the United States towards Germany and European countries. In connection with the sovietization of the eastern territories (among others, on April 21, 1946, a leftist party was fused - SPD from the KPD, the Socialist German Unity Party - SED was established) and concerns about the spread of communism in the areas occupied by Western Allies announced the long-term maintenance of American troops in Europe. He found the borders on the Oder and Nysa temporary. Recognition of new borders depended on democratic elections in Poland. He was an advocate of abolishing the division of the country into occupational zones as soon as possible, of integrating all lands, he was in...

the Radomski poviat on the background of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania stamp of the poviat county from 1783 The County of Rymanów - a unit of administrative-territorial division of the Vilnius Voivodship of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, created as part of the reform of 1565-1566, existed until 1795. Divided into two parts: Samymyan and Upland. The land and town courts were held in Oszmiana and Miadziole, from 1775 in Oszmies and Ponds. During the reform of 1791, it was divided into the poviat of Sędzimia (from the center in Oszmies) and the poviat of Zawilej (from the center in Postawy). Bibliography wiki

Monika Karsch (December 22, 1982) - German sports shooter, silver Olympic medalist from Rio de Janeiro. Specializes in pistol shooting. The competition in 2016 was her first Olympic Games. After the medal reached in the competition of a sports pistol with 25 m. Individually has a bronze medal - in a sport pistol - European Games in 2015 (gold in the team), silver (2014, a pneumatic pistol) and bronze (2013, sports pistol) European championships and medals in World Cup competitions. wiki

Erdal Barkay (born 14 March 1928, 3 October 2005) is a Turkish athlete, Olympian. Participant of the London Olympic Games (1948). In the run of 110 meters through the hurdles he fell in the elimination. The 4 × 100 meter relay team, Kemal Aksur, Erdal Barkay, Raşit Öztaş and Ruhi Sarıalp, also dropped out of the qualifying rounds (they were disqualified). Four years later, he again took part in the 110 meter hurdles elimination, also falling out. In 1948 he ran in a 4 × 100 meter relay that broke the Turkish record. Life records: 110 m hurdles - 14.8 s (1952). Bibliography wiki

Kirkbraun (born 1903 or 1904, died 1942 in the Ghetto in Warsaw) is a Polish mathematician, best known for his proof of the theorem known today as Kirstein's Theorem on the extension of the Lipchitz function on Hilbert spaces, which he proved in his Master's thesis in Warsaw in 1930. The extended version of his master's thesis was published in Fundamenta Mathematicae. In 1922 he graduated from Gimnazjum im. Jan Kreczmar in Warsaw to study mathematics at Warsaw University. After completing his studies he worked as an actuary in the insurance company Przyjaźń. Bibliography wiki

Talk to some new pilgrim with the Host about some church ceremonies, like funeral, cross, Salve, cleansing, candlelight, penalties and other pumps. Against the Lutherans and other opponents of the Christian faith. Every man needs knowledge and useful - the religious polemical dialogue of Stanislaus from Szczodrkowic Morawickiego, published in Cracow in 1549. The author of the work lacked any further information. The work is written from a Catholic position and refers to allegations made by representatives of the Reformation (mainly Lutherans), especially to the Student dialogue attributed to John Seklucjan. In the dialogue to the Host comes a pilgrim and asks for a night. The host, who has long been disturbed by religious innovations and criticism of church ceremonies, decides to consult Pilgrim as a man in the world. The pilgrim answers. The song is dominated by Pilgrim's long speech, with short questions from the Host. Bibliography wiki

Dominion Lands Act - Act passed by the Canadian Parliament in 1872 to encourage emigration and settlement in the agricultural areas of the Canadian Western Territory. The law envisaged allocating terrestrial, agricultural land of 65 hectares to families and individuals who were at least 21 years old (later reduced to 19 years). The only requirement was a stamp duty of $ 10. The plot was acquired by the owner after three years, provided that he developed at least 12 acres of farmland and built a permanent home. Otherwise, he lost the right to property and was obliged to return the plot. This very liberal law has contributed to the rapid settlement of the southern territories of the Northwest Territories. wiki

/ p> Curriculum vitae After finishing elementary school 3 she worked in a textile factory in Vysocobok. From 1906 she lived in St. Petersburg, where she worked in textile factories and later in the machine factory "Ajwaz". Since 1906, he was associated with the revolutionary movement, working in the trade union of textile workers and metalworkers in St. Petersburg. In 1910, he joined the SDPRR. In 1912, he returned to Wyszna Wolowk and organized a local SDPRR. In 1912-1914 he was on the board of the metalworkers union. Active organizer of the female labor movement. In March 1914, after being sentenced to exile, March 16, 1917, was amnestied after the February Revolution. From 1917 in the composition of the Wyszniecococki Committee of the SDPRR (b), later the commissioner of the work of the court of the wyniewococki, until 1923 was head of the Women's Department of the Border Confederacy RKP (b), 1923-1924 chairman of the committee of the textile factory "Proleta...

Unknown fields: "source", "date and place of death", "date and place of birth", "full name", "quote" and "writer". Bernhard Jaumann (born 9 June 1957 in Augsburg) is a German novelist and novelist. He graduated from the University of Munich. He was a teacher of history and languages ​​(German and Italian) in junior high school. Outside his homeland he also lived in Italy, Australia, Mexico and Namibia. As a writer is the author of novels and crime stories, including several cycles. Polish books have been translated into the trilogy of the small Italian village of Montesecco and a series of Namibian black policeman Clemencii Garises, in which the writer describes the social transformation taking place in Namibia after independence. Creation The Tuscan Trilogy Cycle with "Clemence Garises" Authoritative control (person): wiki

Wojciech Baran-Kozłowski (born 1976) - Polish historian, medialist. Curriculum vitae A graduate of the history of the. Church and political activity, promoter: Tomasz Jasiński), habilitation in 2010 there (Chronicle of the World by Marian Szkota, source study) and law at the Faculty of Law and Administration of Adam Mickiewicz University. (2009). He is a professor at the Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, employed by the Institute of History and International Relations. From 2016, Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Philology and History. In February 2016 he became chairman of the Modern Circle in Krotoszyn. Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Jesús Serrano Pastor CMF (born May 25, 1902 in Corella, July 14, 1997) is a Spanish Catholic priest serving in Panama, Darién, Catholic Apostolic Vicar of 1956-1981. Curriculum vitae He was ordained priest on May 29, 1926. On April 7, 1956, Pope Pius XII appointed him Apostolic Vicar Darién with the titular capital of Hypselis. On August 22, 1956, Archbishop Paul Bernier accepted the bishop's episcopal ordination. July 22, 1981, due to age, resigned from his position. He died on July 14, 1997. wiki

Lew Petrovich Wasilewski (Russian: Лев Петрович Василевский, born August 16, 1903 in Cracow, died in September 1979 in Moscow) - Jew, Soviet security officer, colonel of state security. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the 4th grade of the Secondary School, worked as an electrician, electrician and electrician, from December 1919 to April 1921 and again from March to October 1922, an electrician in the Red Army, 1921-1922 electrified by the RFSRR People's Commissariat of Posts and Telegraphs, since 1923. electrician at the steam engine factory in Kharkiv. From May 1927 to May 1935 to May 1936, Chief of the Board of the Border Guards, from January 1932 to March 1934, Chief Operating Officer of the GPU in Tbilisi, then to the OGPU / NKWD. and the Inner NKVD of the USSR, from June 1936 to April 1937 the commissioner of 3 independent aviation regiment of the NKVD troops in Almaty. From April 1937 to November 1938, senior operative representative and head of the 6 th Division of th...

Ethereal is a sniffer and packet analyzer capable of decoding multiple protocols. Ethereal functionality is very similar to tcpdump, but Ethereal has a GUI and much more sorting and filtering options. Allows the user to see all network traffic by switching the network adapter into promiscuous mode. Ethereal is distributed as FOSS, available on the following platforms: Currently, Ethereal is no longer actively being developed. His successor is Wireshark. wiki

Poznań voivodeship - a free biweekly regional publication published in 20 thousand. copies in Poznań and in the district of Poznań and in the municipality Opalenica in the Nowy Targ district and in the commune of Duszniki in the county of Szamotuły. The newspaper has a publicity-information and advertising character, and its subject covers social, political, economic, cultural and sports events in Poznań and its surroundings. There is also an Internet edition. April 5, 2013 The Chapter of the Competition of the Wielkopolska Branch of the Polish Journalists Association has granted the editorial office of "Our Voice", the title of the Editor of the Year. On December 16, 2014 Sławomir Lechna, publisher and editor-in-chief of our "Poznań Voice", received the Journalistic Prize for "Customs Pen". wiki

Michał Marian Świerzbiński (born August 26, 1875 in Latgala, after 1955) is a Polish lawyer, military officer and consular officer. He came from a landowner in Latgalia. Served in the Polish Army in the Corps of Judicial Officers as a military judge, most recently as Lieutenant Colonel. He served in the Polish Foreign Service, among others. Consul of the Republic of Poland in Dyneburg (1921-1930), where he mainly served as a local protector of Polonia, and a consul in Użhorod (1930-1934), where He tried to weaken the Ukrainian-Ukrainian movement. RALF was founded by his vicarchy in January 1934. At the request of the Czechoslovak authorities, he was dismissed in Warsaw, where he served as ministerial minister. Bibliography wiki

John Wilhelm Brunius (born December 26, 1884 in Stockholm, died December 16, 1937) is a Swedish film director, actor and screenwriter. He studied acting at the Royal Dramatic Theater in Stockholm, where he performed many comic roles in 1904-1907. In 1907 he went to the Swedish Theater, where he worked until 1925. In the years 1926-1932 he ran the Oscarsteatern. As director of dumb movies he was the pillar of Skandia. He specialized in tasteful adaptations of literature and in costly historical shows. With the soundtrack he resigned from directing and stopped acting. Selected filmography wiki

Han Pil-hwa (born January 21, 1942 in Nampo) is a North Korean speed skater, Olympic vice-champion. Career The greatest success of Han Pil-hwa's career came in 1964, when she finished second in the 3000 m race at the Olympic Games in Innsbruck. Only Lidija Skoblikov from the USSR was ahead of her, and the second place was taken by another Soviet competitor, Valentina Stienin. At the same Olympics was also ninth in the race at 1500 m, and in the race at 500 took 28th place. She also appeared at the Sapporo Games in 1972, but did not win a medal. Her best result was the ninth place at a distance of 3,000 m. She never won the World Cup medal. Its best result was the fifth place won at the Oulu multi-field championship in 1965. Bibliography wiki

Mikolaj Sierakowski coat of arms Ogończyk (died in 1543) - Bochemński 1501, judge of Cracow (1535-1543), land writer Cracow 1540. Member of the Brzepsko-jaw and inowrocław voivodeship for Sejm 1540. Three times married. One of his wives was Kordula Sierakowska from Szczytnicka's house from Czasawicka, daughter of Maciej and unknown from the name of Katarzyna. Wacław's father, also known as Wojciech (c. 1460-1554), the Brzesko-kujawski brigade, Jan's grandfather (1498-1589), the governor of Łęczyca. He had numerous property interests: Bibliography wiki

Anja Nobus (born 9 April 1974 in Bruges) is a Belgian crossbred and road cyclist. Career Anja Nobus's greatest success came in 2002/2003, when she finished third in the overall World Cup in cross-country cycling. Only Daphny van den Brand and Belgian representative Hilde Quintens were ahead of her. The best result at the World Championships was at Sankt Zolder in 2002, where it was sixth. She also finished eighth in the Sankt Wendel World Cup three years later. In 2002 and 2004 she was the champion of Belgian cross-country cycling and in the meantime also won the medal on the road - in 2003 she was the best in the race for a joint start. Bibliography wiki

Phil Andrews (born 20 August 1966 in Birmingham) is a British racing driver. Career Andrews started his racing career in 1986 with the start of the Ford Motor Company's 1600 Ford Formula One. He made his eighth place in the overall classification. That same year at the Ford Formula Festival was seventh. In later years, he also appeared in the Formula 3 Euro Series, British Formula 3, Formula 3000, British Formula 3000, Sportscar World Championship, World Cup Formula 3000 - Moosehead GP, British Formula 2, 24 Hours Le Mans, Formula 3000 Birkin. Cars / TVR Invitational Race, the Global GT Championship, the National Saloon Cup Great Britain, the EuroBOSS, the American Le Mans Series, the 1000 km Le Mans, the Le Mans Endurance Series and the Ferrari Challenge Europe - Pirelli Trophy. In the Formula 3000 British he started in 1988-1999, 1992-1993. However, in any of the 39 races he did, he did not score points. Bibliography wiki

Giovanni Francesco Barbarigo (born 29 April 1658 in Venice, died 26 January 1730 in Padua) is an Italian Catholic priest, cardinal, bishop of Padua, nephew of Gregory Barbarigo. On July 21, 1698, he was elected bishop of Verona. On August 17, 1698, he received the sacrament from the hands of Cardinal Sebastiano Antonio Tanary (co-consecrators were Archbishops Francesco Pannochieschi and Prospero Bottino). On July 9, 1714, he became Bishop of Brescia. On May 29, 1715, Clement XI elevated him to Cardinal dignity. November 29, 1719 Clement XI created him in cardinal pectore. The nomination was announced on September 30, 1720. On January 20, 1723, he took over the bishopric of Padua, where he remained until his death. He took part in the conclave of selecting Innocent XIII and Benedict XIII. Bibliography wiki

Crystallographic structure of the CD8 molecule (Cluster of differentiation 8) is a 13.5 kDa molecular-weight membrane glycoprotein that is a TCR molecule. CD8 binds to Class I major histocompatibility (MHC) class I proteins. The CD8 molecule is a dimer, and each of the subunits (CD8α and CD8β) is encoded by a separate gene. In man, both CD8 genes are localized on chromosome 12. CD8 is primarily found on cytotoxic T lymphocytes as well as on denaturing cells, NK cells, . double positive thymocytes. Unlike the CD4 molecule, whose expression is retained for T-cell leukemia, CD8 is usually lost by tumor cells. Struktura CD8 belongs to the immunoglobulin-like protein superfamily. Cell surface dimer usually consists of α subunit and β subunit, but some cells exhibit less common CD8α-CD8α dimer. CD8 also contains a membrane fragment and a short intracellular fragment. The extracellular portion of CD8 has an immunoglobulin IgV domain structure. Function The role of CD8 is to bind MHC cla...