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Sulfurization - heat treatment, which is subjected to, among others steel to stabilize austenite. Obtaining stable austenite increases the corrosion resistance of steel. It involves heating the steel to the temperature at which the austenitic transformation occurs, and then, as in hardening, rapid cooling. The difference between quenching and supersaturation lies in the fact that supersaturation avoids the occurrence of martensitic transformation. Therefore, the supersaturation can be used only for steels where the beginning of the martensitic transformation is lower than the ambient temperature, i.e. for high carbon steels or containing alloy additives that lower this temperature and stabilize austenite such as chromium. Filtration is usually used for stainless and acid-resistant steels. wiki

William Fisher, Waltera Savage’a Landora In Memory of Walter Savage Landor - a poem by English poet and playwright Algernon Charles Swinburne devoted to the British Romantic Walter Savage Landor (1775-1864). The work is written using a four-sided rhymed verse abab. Back to the flower-town, side by side, The bright months bring, New-born, the bridegroom and the bride, Freedom and spring. Alliterations appear in the line: The sweet land laughs from sea to sea, / Filled full of sun;. wiki

Michał Friedländer - (born in 1894 in Skole, died around 1942/1943) - publicist and teacher of Jewish origin. After graduating from the Polish gymnasium in Drohobycz, he began studying at the University of Vienna, earning in 1919 a PhD in law. Simultaneous German and historical studies enabled him to take up a job related to historical research at the Institut für Kulturforschung. He also worked as a private official in Borysław, and then became the head of the Universal Library, which was created on his initiative. He conducted educational activities and dealt with pedagogical work; in 1923 he obtained the right to teach German and history in secondary schools. In the years 1929-1939 he worked in Krakow as a German language teacher in the Private Co-educational Gymnasium of the Jewish Association of People's and Middle Schools. In addition, he wrote articles, among others on the latest Western achievements in the field of pedagogy, for magazines such as "Neofilolog...

Cultural History Center in the Middle Ages (in the years 1965-2006 Inter-Faculty Department of Cultural History in the Middle Ages, 2006-2010 Cultural History Center in the Middle Ages) - an institution dealing with medieval philosophy. History The facility was established in 1965 on the initiative of Stefan Świeżawski and Marian Kurdziałek. The center deals with the study of the history of medieval philosophy in Poland. It publishes the journal Acta Mediaevalia. Managers of the facility Bibliography wiki

Hippostenes from Sparta (Greek: Ἱπποσθένης) - ancient Greek athlete, Olympian. For the first time he won in Olympia in wrestling of boys in 632 BC, in which the competition was introduced to the Olympic program for the first time. Later, as an adult male, he repeated the triumph in this discipline five times in a row, from 624 to 608 BC. According to the information provided by Pausanius (Journey through Hellada III, 15,7), he had his own temple in Sparta, in which, by the will of the oracle, he was worshiped by Poseidon. His son, Hetojmokles, also won in Olympia wrestling competition. wiki

Rieka - a stream in Slovakia, which is the left tributary of Bielski Potok (on the Slovak map described as Biela). The whole of its catchment is located on the southern slopes of Magura Spiska within the town of Lendak. The highest source is at an altitude of about 980 m on the southern slopes of Bukoviny (1176 m) and Smreczyn (1158 m). It flows down to the south-east with a deep vernal valley. Orographically the right slopes of this valley are formed by Skalka peaks (1069 m), Husár (978 m) and Pálenica (1175 m), Krivè peak (992 m) rising in the left slopes. Short streams supplying Rieka flow down from both slopes. After leaving Spišská Magura, Rieka flows into the Popradzka Basin, flows through the built-up areas of Lendak, and at an altitude of about 710 m it flows into Bieli. wiki

Archives of Insect Biochemistry and Physiology - an international, peer-reviewed scientific journal on entomology. The letter is issued by Wiley Periodicals. Topics include biochemistry and physiology of insects. Only original research works are published concerning, inter alia, Endocrinology, Developmental Biology, Neurobiology, Behavior, Pharmacology, Nutrition, Molecular Biology, Proteology and Toxicology. The 2015 impact factor was 1.021. In 2014 it was ranked 42nd in ISI Journal Citation Reports in entomology, 75 in physiology and 257 in biochemistry and microbiology. wiki

Ivan Ivanovich Gorbienko (Russian: Иван Иванович Горбенко, born 1903 in the Ekaterinoslav gubernatorial court, died in December 1985) is an officer of the Soviet secret service, Major General. Curriculum vitae Member of the WKP (b), from January 8, 1939 to January 30, 1940, head of the Labor-Peasant Workers' Armed Forces NKVD of the Ukrainian SSR, to the senior militia, then to the militia commissioner of 3 ranks. From May 30, 1940 to May 7, 1943, Deputy Chief of Interior Affairs of the Ukrainian SSR, from May 7, 1943 to September 1, 1950, Head of the NKVD / MWD Board of the Rostov Oblast, State Security Commissioner and Major General since July 9, 1945. Honors Bibliography wiki

Wiesław Gołajewska (born 1928 in Cieszyn, died December 9, 2015) is a Polish artist, designer of industrial designs, an outstanding designer of ceramics. In the years 1948-1952 Wiesława Gołajewska studied at the Faculty of Ceramics at the State Higher School of Fine Arts in Wroclaw. In 1953 she earned a diploma in prof. Rudolph Krzywec and became senior inspector for design in the Ceramic Industry Federation. After 1955 she was involved in creating decorative and functional ceramics projects and moved to Warsaw. In the years 1962-1967 and 1974-1988 she worked as a senior designer in the Tableware Factory "Pruszków", designed numerous vases, pateras, small ceramic ware, her product is recognized as an icon of Polish design in the 60s and 70s of the twentieth century. . Wieslaw Gołajewska died on December 9, 2015; was buried on 14th December 2015 at the Powązki Cemetery. Bibliography wiki

Ivan Kuzmich Zegalin (Russian: Иван Кузьмич Жегалин, born 1906 in the Saratov Governorate, died April 13, 1984 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, diplomat, member of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1952-1966). From 1926 in the WKP (b), 1936 he graduated from the Ufijski Instytut Przemysłowy, from 1939 a party officer in the Czernow region (now the Orenburg region), since September 1941 the secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Czarnów (Orenburg) for fuels, deputy secretary of the Chekhov Regional Circuit Committee (b). From 1945 to January 1947, First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Bolshevik Party of Turkmenistan in Krasnodar (now Turkmenbashi), from 1947 III Secretary, and from December 1948 to 1949 Second Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Rostov-on-Don, Party School at KC WKP (b). From September 1949 to December 1955 I Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) / CPSU in Grozny, from 14 October 1952 to 29 March 1966 Member of the ...

Martina Batini (born April 17, 1989 in Pisa) is an Italian flora player. Medalist of the World and European Championships. At first, she competed in both sword and floret competitions, eventually becoming a specialist in the floret. The top of the season broke through in the 2013/14 season. Fencing is also played by her younger sister Camilla (who is a squash, individual bronze medalist of the Junior World Championships 2011). Carolina Erba has completed engineering studies in engineering at the University of Pisa. wiki

Andrej Nowakov, Bulgarian. Андрей Новаков (born July 7, 1988 in Pazardzhik) - Bulgarian politician, Member of the European Parliament for the eighth term. Curriculum vitae He obtained a bachelor's degree in public administration and a master's degree in European law. In 2011 he was employed in the city office of Blagoevgrad. He became involved in political activities within the framework of the Bulgarian Citizens for European Development (GERB) and his youth organization. In 2012 he became deputy chairman of the European Democrat Students Association, affiliated to the European People's Party. In the 2014 elections, he ran for the European Parliament from his party list. The mandate of the deputy took place November 24, 2014 in place of Tomisław Donczew. In the PE VIII term he joined the Christian Democrats. wiki

Jan Jarzyna (born 1892 in Lviv, after 1960) - Polish skier and climber, competitor of Czarni Lwów club. curriculum vitae He was a student at the Lviv Polytechnic. From the earliest years he practiced sports - football and skiing (cross-country skiing, alpine skiing and jumping). He also climbed Tatra Mountains - in 1909, with Józef Bizon, he crossed the eastern wall of Wysoka (2004 m) and a year later, with Bison and Stanisław Szulakiewicz, he entered the Starowina Valley to the Sławkowski Peak (2452 m). The second expedition ended tragically: during the climb to the northern rim of the Little Jawor Peak (2380 m), Szulakiewicz died and during the rescue operation the legendary Tatra lifeguard Klimek Bachled died. Jan Jarzyna's sports career was spent years before World War I. In 1910 Zakopane won junior and junior competitions and slalom competitions, and in the jumping competition he finished 6th. In February 1911, in Bad Mitterndorf, Austria took second place in the race at...

Miguel Ángel Enrico (born 1903) is an Argentine athlete, sprinter. Participant of the 1924 Olympic Games and South American champion on the run for 100 m from 1924. During the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris he participated in the 100 meter race. In his elimination run he finished last, 6th place and fell out of the competition. The athlete won a gold medal in the 100 m race at the 1924 South American Athletics Championships. The athlete's race record for the 100 meters is 10.9 seconds. This result was achieved in 1924. wiki

Rex Ellingwood Beach (born 1 September 1877 in Atwood, died December 7, 1949 in Sebring) is an American writer, water footballer and Olympic medalist from the 1904 Summer Games in Saint Louis. With the Chicago Athletic Association he won the silver medal in the water ball tournament. He attended Rollins College, Florida and later studied law at the Chicago College of Law and Kent College of Law. He briefly worked as a lawyer, then went to Alaska for gold. He soon began to write travel stories. His first song The Spoilers, tells the story of life in Nome. The writer's career brought him fame and fortune. Several of his books have been screened. In 1951 all his works were withdrawn from Polish libraries and censored. Bibliography wiki

401Z - a low-carbon wagon intended for the carriage of coal and iron ore, and after being stripped of it the sideboard could serve as a platform for the transport of heavy vehicles. It was a total of three variations. The wagon project was created in 1960 at the Central Railway Rolling Stock Construction Industry. In the car the box walls are divided into 6 parts: the side walls consist of each of the two elements and the front parts consist of one element. The first prototypes were built in December 1961 and the production was carried out in Ostrowiec until 1963. The construction was resumed in Świdnica in 1966 and then the documentation was modified. Modifications were made to carts (from 1XT to 1XTa), so the maximum speed was increased to 100 km / h. Another modification that took place in 1968 was the delivery of PKP wagons in two versions: Eamos (with ramps) and with ramps (Rpps). There were also prototypes with heating in the floor (401Zc) as well as wagons for ingots for Kat...

Gladden fields (sin Loeg Ningloron) - a place created by J.R.R. Tolkien of Middle-earth mythology. It was a swampy plain at the confluence of the Gladden and Anduin rivers, with many irises. In the 2nd year of the Third Age, there was a battle there, after which the One Ring slipped from Isildur's finger and fell into Anduin. It remained there until 2463, when it was found by a hobbit from the local Stoory strain, Deagol. Stoor lived there from 1400 to 2640 of the Third Age. Near the Gladden fields was Radagast's headquarters, Rhosgobel. wiki

Motivation of achievements - a psychological term, referred to as the state of readiness to take actions aimed at achieving, achieving a specific goal. The need to feel internally induces the choice of the direction of action chosen for the goal. The goal, according to the theory of purpose (Locke, Latham, 1990), lies in the foundation of human activity, triggers the tension that human beings seek to achieve in order to reduce the tension. The fullness of the process is the fulfillment of goals, which we can call achievement. The idea that motivates achievement is the main motivation for maintaining or raising as high as possible your own skills, which can lead to success (achievement) or failure. The motive for achievement itself is often referred to as the tendency to compete with quality standards. Components of motivation for achievement are: Research on the phenomenon of motives of accomplishments was conducted by David McClelland and John Atkinson (1960-1970). This concept h...

Piotr Czarkowki (born 1808 at Drohiczyn, died 1898 in Sandomierz), Polish pedagogue and geographer. The son of Marcin Czarkowski and Józefa Wojtkowska. Initially he studied at a gymnasium in Vilnius. From 1830 to 1839 he was a private teacher in Lithuania. From 1839 to 1862 he worked in Warsaw. In 1862 he entered the government service and moved to Sandomierz. He lived to be 90 years old. He published: "History in Poland, Lithuania and Rus" (9 editions, 1859-1865), "Speech" (1875), "Short lecture of universal geography" (many editions, eg. ). Bibliography wiki

Ryszard Daman (born May 6, 1935 in Roztoka village, died September 10, 1987 in Szczecin, buried in Łobe) - philosopher, librarian, journalist, seaman writer, co-organizer of Łobez Maritime Meetings. He completed his philosophy at the University of Warsaw. In 1974-1981 he was the director of the Main Library of the Maritime School in Szczecin. Member of the Polish Writers 'Union, 1978-80 Vice-president of the Szczecin Branch, Vice-President of the Polish Mariners' Association, full-time journalist, reporter of the weekly Ziemia i Morze. His efforts and participation took place in Lobia (1974-90, in 1975 in Radów Mały), important for the life of the literary region, and also in the country of Łobez Maritime Meetings. These meetings were attended by the following writers (alphabetical order): Andrzejewski Wieslaw, Banasiewicz Henryk, Bednarski Piotr, Brzozowski Zbigniew, Czarniecki Mariusz, Czerniawski Czeslaw, Czubasiewicz Bogdan, Daszkowski Eugeniusz, Dzaman Ryszard, Furmaga L...

Kurier from Warsaw - a book by Jan Nowak-Jezioranski published for the first time in 1978 in London. The emissary of the Home Army. Edward Raczyński wrote the first edition. The book consists of nine parts and an epilogue. The author tells about his life before, during and after World War II. Describes life in the occupied capital, successive attempts to get out of the occupied Poland and to inform the Allied about the situation in the country. The first time the book was published in London 1978 (ISBN 0-903705-184), it was first published legally in 1989 by the Social Publishing House. wiki

Ryszard Rząśnicki (born 1840 in Tufumawce, March 24, 1893) is a Russian army officer, conspirator, insurgent from 1863. Curriculum vitae Ryszard Jan Sylwester Rząśnicki was born in 1840 in Tufumawce. On the eve of the outbreak of the January Uprising Rząśnicki was a lieutenant of the 28th Infantry Infantry Regiment, which was stationed in Piotrków. He worked in the conspiratorial organizations of tsarist officers, he was preparing the outbreak of insurrection in Piotrków. Piotrków's master plan did not come to fruition because of too much Russian force in the local garrison. January 24, 1863 took part in the unsuccessful action of Radomsk by Józef Grekowicz, the then war chief of the province. Kalisz. In this insurgent party he served as an officer in the rank of Major. He fought in the battles of Zawichost (8 February 1863), Miechow (17 February 1863), Greenhouses (5 April 1863). Under Szyce and Nowa Wieś (7 May 1863) commanded the firing squad. In July 1863 he was sent by the ...

Marek Kazimierz Zieliński - Polish lawyer, habilitated doctor of legal sciences, university teacher, University of Silesia, specialist in public international law. Curriculum vitae In 1998, based on the dissertation entitled The regional policy of the European Community has received the PhD degree in legal sciences at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Silesia, specialty: public international law. There also in 2012 on the basis of scientific achievements and dissertations entitled International administrative decisions obtained the postdoctoral degree in legal sciences. He became an adjunct at the Department of International Public Law and European Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Silesia in Katowice. In 2013, he received the 1st degree award of the Minister of Science and Higher Education for scientific achievements. wiki

Movement for the annexation in British Columbia - a political option developed after 1860, seeking to include the colonies of Vancouver Island and British Columbia to the United States. The movement originated with the expiration of the gold rush on the Fraser River. The colony entered the phase of an acute recession and its inhabitants sought to solve the economic problems. The supporters of the movement were mainly recent arrivals from the USA and from other countries that have no connections with the United Kingdom. The movement intensified in 1867, when the United States bought Alaska from Russia (see: purchase of Alaska). Rumors spread that the British were already negotiating with the Americans about the renunciation of the colony in exchange for the settlement of the so-called Alabama's claims. The activists of the movement then issued their first petition, directed to Queen Victoria. The petition put an ultimatum to the crown. They demanded the creation of a permanent, l...

Šturec - brook, right tributary of the Starohorský stream in Slovakia. Is a V-row. The stream flows at an altitude of about 1110 m in a spring basin on the southern slopes of the unnamed peak of 1180 m between Motyčska hoľa (1292 m) and the Veľký Šturec pass (1010 m) in Veľká Fatra. It has 3 right-side tributaries, one of them is Biely potok. It flows into the Starohorský creek in the village of Motyčky at an altitude of approximately 650 m. The whole catchment of the Šturec stream is located in the forested areas of the Great Fatra, within the protection zone of the Low Tatras National Park (formerly this region was included in the Low Tatras. wiki

To Diognet (Stgr. Ἐπιστολὴ πρὸς Διόγνητον Epistole pros Diogneton, Latin Epistula ad Diognetum, also known as the Letter to Diognet) - a small volume (12 chapters) Christian apology of an anonymous author, formerly attributed to Justin. Genesis This apologia originated at the end of the second century AD, probably in Alexandria. It is a short lecture on the basic principles of the Christian religion, addressed to the pagan. It consists of criticism of paganism and Judaism, short catechesis and final instructions. The most known parts of the text are chapters V and VI, depicting the role of Christians in the world. This letter was one of the most important sources of inspiration for Saint. Josemaría, the founder of Opus Dei, because it describes the ordinary life of the first Christians. "Christians are not different from other people nor their place of residence, nor their language, nor their attire. [...] In a word: what is the soul in the body, the Christians are in the w...

Shaira hemipteroides - species of the beetle family and subfamily Galerucinae. This species was described in 2006 by Igor K. Lopatina. Beetle with a body length of 5.5 to 7.3 mm. Basic color black smolt. Head glossy, reddish-brown: superficial, forehead and three-membered antennae. In the reddish-brown tip of the fuzzy brownish spots, and sometimes also a wide black spot. The delicate frontal and posterior ridges are delicate, the sides wide at the base, tapered toward the center and at the top disappearing. Pointing of the disk drive and microscope covers. The male cover reveals three segments of abdomen, two females and pygidium. Sometimes, the corners of the shoulder cover with reddish yellow spots. An insect known only from the Chinese Sichuan, from the vicinity of Guanyuochang. wiki

Barbara Klassa - Polish historian, associate professor at the University of Gdańsk. Specialty: history of Polish and universal historiography of the 19th and 20th centuries; regional history. Curriculum vitae History of the University of Gdańsk (1995). Doctorate (2000 - John Paul II's Hall of Fame in the Polish lands; promoter: Krzysztof Maciej Kowalski) and habilitation (2013 - Image of Poland and Poles in American Historiography of the 19th and Early 20th Centuries). He works at the Department of Methodology of History and History of Historiography at the Institute of History of the University of Gdańsk. Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Attagenus katonai - species of beetle from the goat family and subfamily Attageninae. This species was described in 2008 by Jiří Háva and Martin Kadej. Beetle with a light brown, elongated body length of 2.9 mm and a width of 1.45 mm. Head and forehead with gray or yellowish hair. An elephant with three-legged gland, whose last member is somewhat elongated. The coat is yellowish or gray, forming three lateral bands. Prostate very long and narrow. Insect known only from Eritrea. wiki

Aleksandr Kastorowicz Skorodov (Russian: Александр Касторович Скороходов, born 1880 in Kostroma, died in September 1919 in Żmerynce) - Bolshevik activist. Curriculum vitae Since 1906, a member of the SDPRR, several times arrested, since February 1917, a member of the Petrograd Council, a councilor of the Petrograd District Duma. From July 1917 the chairman of the Petrograd Revolutionary Council, later of the Red Guards in Petrograd, 1918 commander of the Petrograd region, from 15 January to 15 March 1919 the chairman of the Petrograd Regional Chess Board of the People's Commissar of the Northern District / Petrograd Commune. In September 1919 arrested by anti-communists fighting with the Bolsheviks in Ukraine, then shot. Bibliography wiki

Anna Wagner, also Anna Baraniecka, Anna Baraniecka-Wagner (born April 16, 1943 in Strzelce) is a Polish film editor and documentary filmmaker. Laureate of the Radio and Television Committee of 1973 for radio and television productions (for documentary films: NRF at the time of ratification and NRF at the time of the election). Twice nominated for the Polish Film Award, Orzeł: in 2007 and montage film Lovers of Marona and 2012 for editing the film In the name of the devil. Selected filmography as installer: wiki

Jacek Trzemżalski (born August 14, 1969 in Krosno) is a Polish climber, climber and journalist who specializes in climbing and skiing. He was the co-founder and first CEO of Alpin Media (until 2013) and Sport 2B. He graduated from the First Secondary School Nicolaus Copernicus in Krosno. It has been climbing since the late eighties. In 1989 he completed a climbing course at the Rzeszow Highland Club, followed by a Tatra course at the Central Training Center of the PZA. He is the author of more than 100 climbing routes in the Czarnorzeki Rocky, including the first runways there, with degrees of difficulty from VI.3 + (in 1991), to VI.6 (2008). Since the end of the 20th century he was an active explorer and an eccentric of climbing roads on Jura Krakowsko-Czestochowa Jura. Valuation VI.6 +: Bohemian Rhapsody, Picture of Frames and Facelifting, located in the Peach Valley. He is the author of more than 650 climbing routes with difficulty from VI upwards. From 1990 to 1995 he part...

Ardalan Shekarabi (born 29 November 1978 in Manchester) is a Swedish lawyer and politician, Swedish Social Democratic Labor Party activist, Parliamentarian and Minister of Public Administration since 2014. Curriculum vitae In 2007 he graduated from the journalist school Poppius journalistskola and a master of law at the University of Uppsala. In the years 2010-2013 he worked as an academic teacher at this university while attending doctoral studies in public law. Professionally associated with party administration. In the years 2003-2005 he was the chairman of the Swedish Youth League of Social Democrats, the youth organization of the Social Democrats. From 2010 to 2011 he headed the crisis committee of SAP. In 2013 he accepted the mandate of the deputy to the Riksdag. After the 2014 election in which he was elected deputy, Stefan Löfven, the Social Democrat and the Green Minority Government, was appointed Minister of Public Administration. wiki

Alexei Ivanovich Kopytcev (Russian: Алексей Иванович Копытцев, born 1912 in the village of Mańkino in the Smolensk gubernatorial district, died?) - An official of the Soviet secret service. Curriculum vitae The son of a weaver, 1929 graduated from Gzatik University (now Gagarin), 1930-1938 a member of the Komsomol, 1930-1933 worked in a Moscow factory, from September 1933 to August 1938 he studied at the Moscow University, where he was later a 2 month researcher . Since April 1938, member of the WKP (b), since November 21, 1938, in the NKVD bodies, acting plenipotentiary of the 7th Division of the 5th State Chief of State Security, since December 2, 1938; State Security, April 11, 1939 promoted to captain, and March 14, 1940 major state security. July 26, 1942 Deputy Chief of Staff 5 Special NKVD USSR, from November 3, 1942 to May 1943 Head of Division 2 of the Board 5 NKVD USSR and deputy head of the Board 5 NKVD USSR, February 14, 1943 appointed State Security Commissioner. From Ju...

Souvenir de Posen op. 3 (Memoir from Poznan) - a mazurka by Henryk Wieniawski. The piece was written in Poznań in 1854 and was dedicated to Countess Joanna Niemojowska from Września. Mazurek was composed when a young artist then performed in Poznan together with his brother Jozef and caused a very positive reception in the city (Newspaper of the Grand Duchy of Poznan reported that two ladies got spasms and could not listen to the ripples of the penetrating mazurka). It has the characteristics of an individual composer style, despite its simple construction and a small number of technical difficulties. The track is characterized by temperament and vibrancy, multi-tone playing, single and double flutes and fragments played on the selected string up to the highest positions. It combines the charm of the melody with the brilliance of the violin tricks. wiki

Yukon Arctic Ultra is a series of extreme racing events held every February in Yukon. They participate in the marathon, 100 miles, 300 miles, and 430 miles. The route can be crossed by mountain bike, on skis and on foot. Temperatures during the competition may fall below 50 degrees Celsius below zero, so the race is called by many of the most difficult in the world. The longest distance is from Whitehorse to Downsboro City on the Yukon Quest - the dog sled race. Maximum time is 312 hours (13 days). The longest runner (700 km) in 7.5 days. The event takes place since 2003. In 2015, the first Polish Pole Michał Kiełbasiński took part in the competition but he resigned 24 hours after take-off due to serious hands and feet frostbite. wiki

Omari Idd Kimweri (born September 22, 1982) is a Tanzanian boxer. Amateur career In 2006 he was a participant in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, competing in the paper category. The competition ended in the first duel in which he defeated Manyo Plange. Career As a professional, he made his debut on July 20, 2007, winning his debut at one of the Australian gal. By 2013, he won the Australian Championship in the mustache category and WBO in the Junior Jacket category. He's still an active boxer. wiki

Cargo Charge - a document entitling the holder to cashlessly purchase the specified goods at a specified date, at a specific company, for the amount of the voucher. Freight vouchers are issued by the companies in which it is possible to make a voucher or by intermediaries who specialize in handling corporate cafeteria programs. The buyer of the voucher may be a natural person or company who then transfers the voucher to the person making the voucher through the non-cash purchase of goods or services at the voucher issuer. Commodity coupons are most often bought on holidays or jubilees by employees and employees. wiki

Xiaolüren from Taiwan Xiaolüren (official name: chinese 行人 倒數 計時 顯示, reverse countdown for pedestrians, colloquial Chinese: 小 綠 人; pinyin: Xiǎolǜrén; literally "small green man") animated light signaling in Taiwan. It was first introduced in Taipei City in 1999. In recent years it has become popular across the island. The signal shows the image of a green man wearing a hat. As the pedestrian crosses the end of the road, the pedestrian accelerates, suggesting passers-by to pass through the lanes on time. The green man is accompanied by a countdown of the time spent crossing the street on the suspended meter. Xiaolüren was also used in Spain, especially in Seville. In the country of his origin he was the subject of a patent dispute between the Ministry of Transport and Kang Shen Technology Company. wiki

Claudio Francisci (born November 7, 1944 in Rome) is an Italian racing driver. Career Franciscy started his career in international racing in 1968, starting with the Italian Formula 850, where he did not score. In the same year, the Trofeo Bruno e Fofi Vigorelli was the ninth. In the later years of Italy, he also appeared in Italian Formula 3, Formula 2, European Formula Ford, French Formula 3, Torneio Internacional de Formule 2, Brasil, British Formula 2, British Formula 3 BRSCC John Player, World Challenge for Endurance Drivers , Italian Formula 2, Italian Prototype Championship, Campionato Italiano Prototipi, Italian Prototype Championship and Speed ​​EuroSeries. In the European Formula 2 it took place in 1969, 1971-1973. Only in 1972 earned points. With the achievement of two points placed in the 14th position in the general classification. Bibliography wiki

Miroslav Poche (born June 3, 1978 in Chlumec nad Cidlinou) is a Czech politician and regional councilor, Member of the European Parliament for the 8th term. Curriculum vitae Graduate of the Czech University of Agriculture in Prague and the Faculty of Social Sciences at the Charles University in Prague. He worked as an official of government administration, later he became a private business. He became a member of the Czech Social Democratic Party and was deputy chairman of the regional executive committee of the party. In 2002 he was elected to the Prague City Council for the first time, and in 2010 he also entered the Prague 3 district council. In 2014, he was appointed a MEP of the 8th term of office in 2014. wiki

Campers from the Heros Camp are preparing for war with Cronos' growing forces. The Olympians are engaged in constant fighting with the monster Typhon, so when Kronos enters New York they have no way of opposing it. The gods like Morpheus and Hekate joined the Kronos, who wanted more respect for their person. The Heroes are fighting the fast-paced forces of great evil. wiki

Josyf Dublowski (d. 1798) - Ukrainian architect. There is little information about his life, it is known that since 1764 belonged to Lviv guild builders and bricklayers. According to documents, in 1767, Marcin Lewandowski filed a suit against Marcin Lewandowski, accusing him of not observing the rules. At that time, Josyf Dublowski was running eight concerts at the same time. On May 11, 1770, he bought a half-stone house on 26 Starowa Street, a year later bought the second part, and in 1781 sold the tenement. It was proved that Josyf Dublowski built or participated in the construction of many objects that were created in the second half of the 18th century in Lviv. Architectural achievement (selected) Bibliography wiki

External costs are the costs borne by the environment as a result of the activity of a factor. This term is often used for different means of transport. So, while road and rail transport does not seem to be significantly different in terms of cost, after the addition of the environmental, human health or state-paid infrastructure, the gap is significantly increasing to the detriment of road transport. In order to take account of environmental costs, the state introduces environmental taxes, or "fees for the economic use of the environment". These fees are intended to promote clean technologies that have a lower impact on the environment and to penalize companies that emit all kinds of pollution to the environment. wiki

Stohový potok - a stream in the mountain group Malá Fatra in Slovakia. It is the right tributary of Vrátňanka. It has numerous springs on the northern slopes of Mala Fatra Krywa, on the stretch from the Great Rozsutca to Poludňový grúň. From one of the peaks in this ridge (Stoha) comes the name of the creek. The highest springs are situated at an altitude of about 1340 m. The stream flows through Nova valley through Štefanová settlement and at an altitude of about 600 m. In a place called Nová dolina, rázcestie goes to Vrátňanka. The largest stream is the stream flowing from the Great Rozsutca valley gorge named Kremenná dolina. wiki

Franz Xaver Trenkle (born August 2, 1899, May 28, 1946) is a Nazi criminal, member of the Dachau and Neuengamme Concentration Camps and SS-Hauptscharführer. Member of NSDAP and SS. The service in Dachau began in November 1933 and initially (until spring 1936) was a blockhouse. Until 1938 he was the head of several prisoners' committees (including the building committee). Then Trenkle was transferred to Neuengamme as Rapportführer (report officer responsible for prisoners' appeals). As the new prisoners arrived at the camp, Trenkle greeted them with the following words: There is no place for laughter, the only person who can laugh is the devil, and the devil is me. He returned to Dachau in 1942 and served there until March 1944 as a report officer and deputy head of the camp. Known for cruelty and sadism, he specialized in the personal shooting of Soviet prisoners and captives. Captured at the end of the war, he sat on the bench accused of the Dachau crew, who were in front ...

Iwan Leonowicz Frolenkow (born 1906 in the village of Marczewo in the Monastyrian region of the Smolensk Oblast, died?) - an officer of the NKVD and the Ministry of State Security, one of the perpetrators of the Katyn massacre. Curriculum vitae He had basic education, he served in the Red Army in 1928-1930, went to the OGPU in 1930, joined the WKP in 1930 (b). He worked in the headquarters of the NKVD Smolensk Oblast and was an assistant to the commander of the board. In the spring of 1940, he participated in the murder of Polish prisoners of war in Katyn, and on October 26, 1940, he was rewarded by the head of the NKVD Lavender Beria. Since March 23, 1944, the employee of the People's Commissariat of the State Security Commission / MGB Circuit in Smolensk, in 1950 moved to the Archangel Region. He was a lieutenant. He was the commander of the platoon of the 7th branch of the militarized small-scale fire brigade of the Ust'-Wymskie Camp of Corrective Work (or camp). Dece...

Richard "Dick" Turpin (unknown date, baptized September 21, 1705, died April 7, 1739) is an English robber, the most notorious bandit of the 18th century. He was born in Hampstead (near Saffron Walden in Essex County). His father, the butcher John Turpin, sent him to study for a man engaged in the same profession at Whitechapel. Having terminated his term, he married and found himself back in Essex. He made his family the theft of cows, sheep and lambs. He got out of the house when he failed to clear the traces of one of his crimes and in 1734 joined the gang of deer robbers ("Essex gang"), becoming a smuggler, poacher, burglar, horse-killer and killer. In 1735 the gang was crushed by the arrests of its members in Westminster. Turpin in the same year was allied with the assassin Tom King (called captain). He was robbed of a cave with shrubs and bushes in the forest of Epping, which could hold five people. The bad luck he won made him the winner. In 1737 a hideout...

Common agricultural strike - a general strike that took place in Wielkopolska from 2 to 14 August 1922. The strike was organized by the Classical Trade Union of Agricultural and Forest Workers, previously settled in the government. He had a payroll. He covered about 100,000 people, ie over ¾ contract laborers employed in agriculture, especially in large estates. It was carried out during the harvest, which was to exacerbate its effects. He met a massive anti-strike action organized by the government, supported by the official press, landowners and clergy. Punitive military expeditions were sent to the villages, fired at strikers and placed in prisons. The military formed the so-called. Assistive Units. An unspecified number of people died (from 14 to several dozen workers), and about 60 were injured. Several hundred people lost their freedom. Also, local forces composed of individual peasants were used to pacify the strikers. In order to shine on the field, the landowners themselves...

Gunnar Johan Stålsett (born February 10, 1935 in Nordkapp) is a Norwegian Protestant, theologian and politician, president of the Center Party, Oslo Bishop of the Church of Norway, longtime member of the Norwegian Nobel Committee. Curriculum vitae He was born as one of the eight children of Johann Emil Stålsett and Alma Elisabeth Joki. At the age of seven, the family moved to Gildeskål. In 1953 he passed the maturity exam, and then undertook theological studies at the University of Oslo. He also studied in the United States at the Bethany Lutheran Theological Seminary. He graduated in 1961 at the private Det Teologiske Menighetsfakultet. He served for several years in politics as a Party Center activist. He was secretary of state in the department of church affairs and education in the government of Lars Korvald (1972-1973), deputy deputy in Storting (1977-1981) and president of the center. In addition to the practice of the clergy, he was involved in academic work teaching theol...

In the Fire Down Below is an American action film from 1997. Story Jack Taggart, an environmental agent, leads his own investigation into the death of his friend who was murdered. During the investigation, the settlers arrive in remote Appalachian settlements. He soon discovers that in the mountains there are old mines in which a private company stores toxic waste. This is a very profitable business, but also a huge threat to the environment. Jack decides to put an end to this ... Cast wiki

Spielvereinigung Rasensport-Preußen Königsberg - German football club based in Königsberg (German Königsberg). It existed in the years 1905-1945. History The club was founded in 1905 as Sportclub Preußen 05 Königsberg. After the merger with VfR Königsberg in 1920, he adopted the name Rasensport-Preußen Königsberg. In the 1927/1928 season he participated in the regional Baltenverband league (group Ostpreußen) and finished it in the 5th place. In 1933 he joined the newly formed Gauligi (group Ostpreußen), which was the highest league at that time and spent six seasons there. In the 1938/1939 season he dropped from the league, but in the next he returned to the league. In the season 1940/1941 he did not finish the competition. In the following years he did not appear in Gaulidz. In 1945, as a result of joining Konigsberg to the USSR, the club was dissolved. Performances in Gaulidz Bibliography wiki

Marc Galle (born September 11, 1930 in Denderleeuw, died April 13, 2007 in Ghent) - Belgian and Flemish politician, linguist, university teacher and local government official, minister in the federal and regional government, national parliamentarian, deputy to the European Parliament III term. Curriculum vitae A graduate of German studies at the University of Ghent. He then obtained a doctorate in philosophy and linguistics at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. He worked as an academic lecturer, he also ran language programs from the Taalwenken cycle in VRT. In his research he dealt with exploring the work of Louis Couperus. He was active in the Belgian Socialist Party, and after its division in the Flemish Socialist Party. He sat on the executive committee of this group. He was a city councilman in Aalst, member of the House of Representatives (1977-1989) and member of the Flemish Council (1977-1989). In the years 1979-1981 he was part of several federal cabinets as Minister for the Fl...

The interior of PT-91 Twardy Drawa - Polish fire control system of combat vehicles used, among others in the Polish PT-91 Twardy tank. The system was developed by the Warsaw Industrial Center of Optics S.A. The first functional model of Drawa was created in 1988. The first devices went to prototypes and the first PT-91 series tanks (about 35 cars). This model got the SKO-1M / Draw mark. It uses the PCN-A night vision sighting device with a microchannel light amplifier, used instead of the original active night vision device TPN-1-49-23. Soon, however, it was replaced by a new variant - SKO-1T / Drawa-T, in which instead of the PCN-A crosshairs a PCT sight with a thermal imaging camera was used. Purchases of the 1st generation TES (Thermal Elbow Sight) cameras, at the time representing the global standard, were carried out in the Israeli company El-Op. In total, up to 2000, PCO bought 202 of them, almost all of which were mounted in tanks. wiki

Group 5 Architects - a Polish architectural studio from Warsaw, founded in 1998 by Roman Dziedziejko, Krzysztof Mycielski, Michał Leszczyński, Rafał Zelent and Mikołaj Kadłubowski. He designs mainly residential and office buildings as well as public facilities. Awarded many times and honored in architectural competitions. In addition, she received the Architectural Award of the Mayor of Warsaw for the best residential building in 2015 for the implementation of the house at ul. Morskie Oko. wiki

Anti-seismic construction is based on such construction of buildings that they can survive the effects of earthquakes without excessive damage to the supporting structure. Such design involves the use of mass inertia effect. This effect can be traced on a simple linear model composed of a large mass attached to a soft spring, the other end of which is subjected to rapid vibrations. The mass "does not keep up with" these vibrations and only makes small movements around its equilibrium. These small movements in practice only cause damage to the vibrating structure but usually do not cause its disaster. Bibliography wiki

Dziwisz from Romiszowic coat of arms Jelita (died in 1360) - cześnik sieradzki (1341 - 1354), progenitor of the Romiszewscy / Romiszów family of the Jelita coat of arms He wrote to Dziwisz from Romiszewice (Romiszewic), Mierzyn and Czerzyc (Czerczyna). Son of Klemens from Mierzyn, castellan and voivode of Sieradz. During the time of Dziwisz Romiszowice, they received economic and judicial immunity, along with the right to be located on German law. He married Andrzej's daughter in Koprzywnica, with whom he had sons: - Jakusza z Romiszowic, cześnik sieradzkiego (1383-1390), Castellan Rozpierski (1398-1404) - Dziwisza from Romiszowic, hunting Sieradz (1372-1374), castellan of Spickie (1384-1409), married to Helena, and later to Anna with Suchcic - Jarosława z Mierzyn, stolnik and cziernik sieradzki (1394), married to Agnieszka - Clement of Chodów, judge of Nowy Sącz (1378-1383), castellan of Kazimierz (1374-1406), married to Michna, and then to Małgorzata. Bibliogra...

Go to the dictionary entry index starting with: Bą, Bd Lą, Lb, Ld Lę, Lg, Lh Supplement Return to index page numerous trips to northern and western Europe to gain support for their claims against the Ottoman throne. He visited Florence, Madrid, Rome, Krakow, Antwerp, Prague and other cities for this purpose. In 1614 and 1617 he conspired with the Orthodox Serbian bishops in Kosovo and with Roman Catholic bishops as part of his strategy of gaining power in the state. A few years later, with the help of the Donskoy and Zaporizhian Cossacks, he led a fleet of 130 ships and attacked Istanbul unsuccessfully. He died in 1649 on the Montenegrin coast, where he was involved in a rebellion organized by the Roman Catholic bishops of Shkoder and Bar. Marriage and descendants In 1629, he married the Albanian princess Anna Katarzyna, nee Skanderbeg, and had three children with her: wiki

Wladyslaw Kierzkowska from Pisarska House; also known as Ada Kierzkowska (born May 23, 1923 in Lviv, June 4, 2016) - Polish artist specializing in artistic fabrics, pioneer of the Polish school of tapestry. Curriculum vitae Between 1948 and 1949 she studied at the State Higher School of Fine Arts in Sopot, and in the years 1950-1955 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She made fabrics in this mainly tapestry, stylistically close to the painting of lyrical abstraction. In 1962 she took part in the 1st International Biennial of Fabrics in Lausanne (Biennale Internationale de la Tapisserie), which contributed to the propagation of the Polish artistic fabric and their creators. Her works were presented in Warsaw Zachęta. wiki

Wojciech Dembski (born 1934, died on October 16, 1995) - Polish orientalist, Arabist, specialist in Christian arabistyka. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the Faculty of Oriental Studies at Warsaw University (specialization: Arabic Studies). He dealt with the inventory of Christian Arabic manuscripts in Polish collections. His wife was Alberta Szczudłowska-Dembska, Egyptologist and coptologist. Until recently he was the only Polish researcher who dealt with Christian Arabism. Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Andrzej Warchałowski (born September 17, 1927 in Krakow) is a Polish entomologist, a native of the Chrysomelidae family, a retired professor at the University of Wroclaw. The grandson of Kazimierz Warchalowski and Jerzy Warchalowski. He spent much of his childhood and early youth in Warsaw. During World War II he took direct part in the fighting, first in the Zamość region as a partisan in the National Armed Forces, and later as a front soldier of the First Army of the Polish Army. After the war until 1947, he continued his interrogated high school, later studied chemistry at the Jagiellonian University and chemistry and biology at the University and Technical University in Wroclaw (1948-1952). He graduated with a degree in chemistry (1950) and a master's degree in philosophy (1952). From an early age, he was fascinated by beetles, which throughout his professional life were the main subject of his research and scientific specialization - the area covered by his research was the...

Johnston McCulley (born 2 February 1883, died November 23, 1958) is an American writer. The most famous creator of Zorro. He was born in 1883 in Ottawa, Illinois, USA. Initially working as a reporter for "The Police Gazette". During World War I he was an officer in the American army. After the war he published his works in popular magazines. Many of his works have been written under the pseudonyms Harrington Strong, Raley Brien, George Drayne, Monica Morton, Rowena Raley, Frederic Phelps, Walter Pierson and John Mack. In 1919, in the literary magazine "All-Story Weekly", he published the novel The Curse of Capistrano with a noble banquet named Zorro. The novel was enormously successful. In 1920, she was screened in a silent movie called The Mark of Zorro. In the following decades, McCulley wrote several novels devoted to this character, which became one of the greatest icons of mass culture in a short time. In addition to Zorra, McCulley has created many oth...

Alfonso Hoefer Hombach CM (born May 12, 1911 in Cologne, December 15, 1989) is a German Catholic priest serving in Costa Rica, the Limón Apostolic Vicar of 1958-1979. Curriculum vitae January 7, 1958 Pope John XXIII appointed him the Apostolic Vicar of Limón with the titular capital Thebae Phthiotides. April 11, 1958, with the hands of Archbishop Gennari Verolina adopted the episcopal bishop. On November 15, 1979, he resigned from his position due to age. He died on December 15, 1989. wiki

Prayer of the Sisters of Constance - Polish manuscript prayer book from 1527. The prayer book is in the form of a paper code. It was written in 1527, but contains a copy of the earlier prayers. Some fragments have been reprinted from printed texts. The texts are written by various people, including probably by an unidentified monk who finally placed a note: 1527. The old man wrote. In the content of the prayers, the name Constance appears twice, which, however, lacks some information. She was probably a nun (she is called a slave in the text) and the prayer book could have been arranged or rewritten for her. The manuscript is kept in the Jagiellonian Library in Cracow. The prayer book consists of texts of various backgrounds and themes, including: The Polish language of prayers is correct, but contains influences of the Czech language. The part of the prayer is formulated in the first person. Bibliography wiki

Ulrich of Strasbourg (born 1225 in Strasbourg - died 1277) - German Dominican, philosopher and theologian. He was a pupil and listener of Albert the Great, who taught philosophical lectures in Cologne (1248 - 1252). Together with Ulric their listener was also Thomas Aquinas. The young Dominican from Strasbourg, fascinated by the chapter of De divinis nominibus, discussed by master Albert IV, began his work on his most famous and probably only work - Liber de summo bono (1265-1272). It presents a new aesthetic concept based on concepts of form, light and proportion. In addition, he developed a cascading of proportions, much more accurate than that of Thomas Aquinas. In Liber de ... Ulryk also took up the concept of form and beauty. The first concept is colored neoplatonism and devoid of concreteness. And the second is exactly in the form of splendor formae, but this form possesses all the features of neoplatonic light, and the image of visible reality is influenced by De causis. T...

Unknown fields: "source", "date and place of death", "date and place of birth", "full name", "quote" and "writer". Anatoly Aleksandrowicz Aleksandrow (Russian: Анатолий Александрович Александров, born 1861, died in 1930) is a Russian writer, journalist and poet. Curriculum vitae In 1887 he graduated from the Moscow University, became his lecturer; He also taught in Moscow grammar schools. In the years 1892 - 1898 he was the editor and publisher of the newspaper Russkoje ("Русское обозрение"). From 1910 he lived in Siergajev Posada, cooperated with the newspaper Bogosłowskij wiestnik (Russian Богословский вестник). He wrote about literature and its creators, articles on religious topics, poems. After 1917 he ceased his work. Bibliography wiki

Joe Huff (born March 21, 1906 in Wayne, Indiana, August 21, 1971) is an American racing driver. Career In his career, Huff has competed mainly in the United States for the AAA Championship Car Championship and the accompanying championship of the famous Indianapolis 500 race, one of the Grandes Épreuves' races in 1923-1930. In the second season of the race, in the 1931 Indianapolis 500 race he reached the finish line in the sixteenth position. One year later, in the AAA championship, he scored 35.8 points and won 24th in the final drivers' classification, and the Indy 500 was the tenth. Bibliography wiki

Peter S. Wilson (born May 25, 1919) is a British racing driver. Career In the race car, Wilson devoted himself mainly to the start of the World Motor Sports Championship. In 1950-1952, 1954-1955 the British appeared at the rate of the Le Mans 24-hour race. In the first season he was on the second podium in the S 2.0 class, and in the overall classification was the twentieth. Four years later, in the S 2.0 class, he was victorious and seventh in the general classification. In 1955 he repeated this success. Bibliography wiki

Coat of arms of the commune of Opinogóra Górna The coat of arms of Opinogóra Upper represents the blue silver tower of the castle with four holes in the shape of a thorn. On both sides are two golden wings, above them two golden crows with folded wings and gold rings in the beak, facing the outside of the shield. The coat of arms was adopted by the Municipal Council on June 2, 2014. Symbols Symbols of the coat of arms of the Opinogóra Górna commune take into account the role and significance of the Krasiński family, as well as directly referring to the characteristic architectural element, ie the castle tower, which represents the Upper Gory. The tower of the castle is depicted in the central part of the shield, a characteristic element, and its caption is visible to all who reach Opinogóra from a distance of several kilometers. Wings and ravens are elements that appear in the coat of arms of Wincenty Krasiński, and were placed in a similar form at the top of the tower of the cas...

George Fouché (born 15 May 1965 in Pretoria) is a South African racing driver. Career Fouché started his racing career in 1978 with a friendly start at the FIA ​​World Endurance Championship, where he did not earn points. In the later years, the South African Formula One championship was also held at the German Racing Championship, South African Formula Atlantic Championship, F1 Powerboat (South Africa), Sascar 2000, All Japan Sports-Prototype Championship, SAT 1 Supercup, Interserie Div. 1, 24-hour Le Mans race, Sportscar World Championship and Sports Racing World Cup. In 1993, Fouché participated in the Formula 1 test at Silverstone Circuit with the Jordan Grand Prix. Bibliography wiki

Nikolay Ivanovich Kotowicz, Russian Николай Иванович Котович (born December 25, 1875 in Vilnius, died May 8, 1934 in Brześć on Bug) - Russian architect and then national activist in the Second Polish Republic Curriculum vitae In 1894 he graduated from one of Vilnius junior high schools and in 1899 he was an engineer institute in St. Petersburg. Received a job as an engineer in the Ministry of Interior. From 1903 he worked in the city council of St. Petersburg. At the same time he was an architect-engineer at the central leadership of the Association of Friends of the Nation and the Association of Mutual Credits of the Petersberg District. He has designed many buildings in the city, including theaters and cinemas, as well as the airport of the all-Russian imperial aero club. He then lived in the village of Wyrica near Gatecau, where he designed chram. He was active in local socio-cultural organizations. After the Bolshevik revolution of 1917, he was arrested several times by the Chek...

Andreas Blomqvist (born August 10, 1978) is a Swedish bass guitarist, co-creator and member of the Seventh Wonder band. Curriculum vitae Andreas was born on August 10, 1978 in Sweden. Prior to founding SW, he played in many bands. Blue Man Down, Explicity, and Mankind. Before the idea of ​​the Seventh Wonder was born, Andreas was in military service in the Swedish army. It was Andreas who suggested that the band be called Seventh Wonder, when it turned out that the name Neverland was already occupied. For the most part, he is on behalf of the band giving interviews and writing music and lyrics. It seems to be the driving force behind the whole team and its unquestioned leader. Andreas is also the president of CareLigo. The company provides medical services to increase the number of doctors who deal with the sick in their homes. This allows you to avoid hospitalizing chronically ill patients and keep them calm. Andreas's musical inspirations include: Iron Maiden, Metallica,...

The religious community of the Old Testament in Poland - a Jewish religious association (religious community) with its seat in Warsaw, founded and its current president is Boleslaw Szenicer. The municipality was established in September 2003 and was registered on the basis of the Act of 17 May 1989 on the guarantees of freedom of conscience and religion - in opposition to the Union of Jewish Religious Communities in the Republic of Poland, which operates on the basis of the Law on State Relation to the Religious Communities The main task of the municipality is to cultivate the religion and tradition of Moses, and to strive for the protection and revitalization of all types of Judaism, including monuments of architecture and places of worship, as well as literary and artistic works. The commune publishes its monthly Voice of the Commune, where the problems of Polish Jews and the lives of members of the community are discussed. The White Paper is also published within the framewor...

Stefan Rywik (born 1931, 22 September 2013) - Polish physician, prof. dr hab. a specialist in cardiological epidemiology, an employee of the IV Department of Internal Diseases of the Medical Academy in Warsaw and the Institute of Cardiology. Primate of the Millennium, Cardinal Wyszynski, Deputy Director for Scientific Affairs and member of the Scientific Council of the Institute of Food and Nutrition, member of the Board of the Polish Scientific Society for Obesity and Matter. Bibliography wiki

Eliza Coupe (born April 6, 1981 in Plymouth, New Hampshire, USA) is an American television actress, best known for her role as Jane Kerkovich-Williams on ABC television series Happy Endings, and as the lead role. Denise Mahoney on the comedy drama Scrubs. Before she became recognizable, she had several episodes in the series, including Samantha. The popularity has brought her only a role in the series Scrubs where she appeared in total in 24 episodes, in the last 2 seasons and in the 2011-2013 series Happy Endings. Filmography Bibliography wiki

Karl Lechky (born July 7, 1974) is a South African skater. Five-time medalist of individual South African championships: gold (1998), silver (1995) and three-time bronze (1993, 1994, 1996). Member of the Grand Prix of the IMS 1998 (Bradford 1997 - 16th place in the Overseas Finals). Finalist of the individual championships in Hungary (1997 - X place) and Slovenia (1999 - IX place). He played in the team competitions in Austria (1997 - silver medal), Slovenia (1999 - silver medal) as well as in the II league in Poland (1997 - in the club ŻKS Krosno). Bibliography wiki

The sign classifier - according to Merry Brenno, is a hand shape that can be used to represent information about a particular class of features, such as shape, size, positioning in space. A classifier is an iconic sign that strongly imitates a designate, for example, the word stone is represented by a clenched fist, while the word human is - by the erect index finger of the other hand. Monika Dobrowolska and Joanna Łacheta list the following types of classifiers: Prepositional phrases in PJM are most often incorporated into one sign or expressed by a classifier. For example, a cat's head lies on my head and needs to blink as a sequence of characters: The distinguishing feature of classifiers from other signatures is also the lack of eye contact with the caller while they are blinking - the sender moves his / her eyes to his / her hands for the duration of the classifier message. wiki

Jan Sukiennik (born in 1980 in Warsaw) - Polish architect. Curriculum vitae A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at Warsaw University of Technology (2006). He also studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn and at the ETSAM university in Madrid. The first student practice took place in the studio of Bulanda Mucha Architects. He gained further professional experience in the following companies: Pagnamenta Torriani Architects (New York) and Inglada-Arevalo Arquitectos (Madrid). In 2007, he set up a 307kilo studio with Zofia Strumiłło-Sukiennik. Co-winner of the Architectural Award of the Polityka and nominated for the European Union Prize in the competition of contemporary architecture. Mies van der Rohe for the project of the Służew Culture Center. Co-author of, among others permanent exhibition of the Museum of Warsaw Praga (together with Charlie Koolhaas), arrangement of the Łódź Design Festival, Culture Club in Saska Kępa, exhibition "Warsaw under Construction 5"...

Broteochactas silves - a species of Scorpion from the family of Chactidae. Species and genus were described in 2014 by Wilson R. Lourenço based on 9 males. A scorpion with a body length of 24 to 26 mm. The coloration is mainly yellow to reddish brown with a yellowish underside and legs. Granulation on the body and legs poorly marked. There are points and shallow furrows on the shiny Karapax, but no ribs. The pentagonal sternum is wider than the longer one. Combs have 7 to 8 teeth. Ribs on the collapse are poorly or moderately formed. On the ventral side of the fifth segment of the zaodłłoka there are several spiny-like granules. After 6 rows of granules, it appears on the toothed edges of the movable and immovable fingers of the leggings. A neotropical scorpion, known only from the Brazilian state of Amazonas. wiki

Matei Călinescu (born June 15, 1934 in Bucharest, June 24, 2009 in Bloomington (Indiana)) - Romanian essayist, literary historian and writer. Curriculum vitae In 1973 he moved to the USA, where he lectured in comparative literature at Indiana University. He published several volumes of essays, including Clasicismus european 1971, Conceptul modern de poezie 1972, Five Faces of Modernity 1987). He is the author of Zachariasz Lichter's Life and Opinions (1969, published in 1972) which is a spiritual biography of a prophet on the borderline of a philosophical novel, a lyrical essay and a collection of aphorisms. Bibliography wiki

Zdzisław Stanisław Kozłowski (born November 6, 1936, May 27, 2016) is a Polish sports activist, archery judge, president of the Polish Archery Association (PZŁucz) Curriculum vitae For nearly half a century he was a judge of the state class in Olympic archery. Since 1976 he has been a member of the Polish Archaeological Association, serving as vice president of organizational affairs. Since 2012 he was a member of the Board of the Polish Olympic Committee (PKOl), in the same year, in December he was elected President of the Polish Archery Association for four years. He was buried at the Municipal Cemetery in Bialystok at ul. Wladyslaw Wysocki 63 wiki

Viktoria Ladõnskaja (born July 20, 1981 in Anapa) is an Estonian journalist and politician, deputy of the 13th term. Curriculum vitae She graduated from high school in 1999, and in 2005 studied journalism at the University of Tartu. In the years 2005-2014 she worked as a journalist for the newspaper "Eesti Ekspress", from 2007 to 2008 she was editor-in-chief of the Russian-language magazine "Bravo!". She has been leading television programs for several years. at the station ETV2. He is also the author and co-author of several book publications, namely Vene köögi eripära Eesti moodi (2009), Peipsi veerel: vanausulised paluvad lauda (2011), Emadepäev: vastse ema vested (2012), Lasnamäe valge laev (2013), also published in language Russian. In 2014, she joined the center-right party of Isama's Res Publica Liit. In the parliamentary elections in 2015, she was elected to the State Assembly of the thirteenth term of office. (After re-counting, she turned out to ...

Reconstruction of buildings in Toro Toro (Japanese: 登呂 遺跡, Toro iseki) is an archaeological site of the Yayoi period, located in Shizuoka Prefecture, Honshu, Japan. Dated for years 100-300 n.e. The settlement was uncovered during the excavation work carried out in the years 1943-1947. Archaeologists have uncovered traces of oval earthenware with a hearth in the middle of stacks of storage buildings and stacks of rice paddies occupying a total area of ​​over 4 hectares. The irrigation system is composed of ducts and retention tanks. The inventive mobile inventory includes ceramics and wooden and iron products. farm tools and taget sneakers. wiki

Károly Radóczy (born August 31, 1885 in Budapest) is a Hungarian athlete competing in the Hungarian colors, specializing in sprinting and cross-country running. Radóczy represented the Kingdom of Hungary at the Olympic Games twice. It was the first time this had happened in London during the 4th Summer Olympics. He started there on the run for 200 meters. In the elimination phase, he won his run with a walkover, as his rivals did not appear at the start. In the semi-finals he ran in the first gear, which with the time 22.8 seconds finished in third place, and he fell out of further competition. Four years later, during the V Summer Olympics in Stockholm in 1912, he started four times longer. In the 800 meters race, Radóczy took part in the ninth runner-up, which he did not finish. He represented the colors of the Budapest club MTK. Life records Bibliography wiki

Vuosaari on the map of Helsinki Vuosaari (Nordsjö) is a district of Helsinki, Finland, located in the eastern part of the city. It covers an area of ​​17.07 km², making it the largest of the city's districts. It is also one of the fastest populations. At the beginning of 2014 it was inhabited by 36,832 people. There are two subway stations in Vuosaari: Rastila and Vuosaari. The Port Vuosaari has also been operating since 2008. An administrative division Vuosaari is divided into the following units: wiki

Izżewski lagoon on the river Iż The river basin area is 8510 km² and the average annual flow (measured at the point of influence to Lake Liebiedinoje) is 34.1 m³ / s. The river is navigable and navigable, but remains frozen from mid-November to mid-April. On the river there is the town of Izhevsk, the capital of Udmurt (there is a large Iszewski Lagoon). wiki

Süleyman Azad oğlu Vəzirov (Russian: Сулейман Азадович Везиров; born November 18, 1910 in Baku, died February 7, 1973) - Soviet and Azerbaijani politician, Hero of Socialist Labor (1944). The son of Colonel Azadbəya Vəzirova, studied at the Baku Industrial and Economic School, then worked in the oil industry, 1929-1932 studied at the Mining Department of the Azerbaijani Polytechnical Institute. From 1935 deputy manager of the oil industry trust "Molotov-Nieft", since 1937 the chief engineer of the "Kaganovitft" trust, since 1940 the chief engineer, and since 1942 the head of "Azneftiekombinat". From 1945 the head of Aznefti, 1946 moved to Moscow, to the headquarters of the Ministry of Petroleum Industry of the USSR, where from 1946 to 1949 he was the head of the Chief Executive Officer for the extraction of oil from the USSR and from 1948 deputy head of the Technical Board of the Ministry of Petroleum Industry of the USSR. He worked, among other things...

April 30, 1905 in the village of Nowinki in the Archangelsky province, died July 14, 1984 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, People's Commissar / Minister of the River Fleet, USSR (1939-1953 and 1954) 1956), Minister of the Sea and River Fleet of the USSR (1953-1954). 1926 graduated from the Technical University of the Great Ustiug, later worked in shipping. 1929-1930 studied at the Moscow Institute of Transport Engineers, and from 1930-1933 at the Navigation Department of the Leningrad Institute of Water Transport Engineers, later was a research worker at the Institute of Water Transport Engineers in Gorky (now Nizhny Novgorod) - laboratory manager, dean of the faculty, and 1937-1938 director Institute. From 1929 in WKP (b). From February 20, 1938 to April 9, 1939 Deputy Commissar of the Waterways Commissioner of the USSR, and from April 9, 1939 to March 15, 1953, the People's Commissar / Minister of the River Fleet of the USSR. From 14 February 1942 to 18 May 1944, member of t...

Stanislaw Jerzykowski (born September 23, 1847 in Ostrów, died November 11, 1927 in Poznan) - Polish physician, social activist. Prof. Antoni Jerzykowski. Graduates of St. Gimnazian School Mary Magdalene in Poznan. He completed his medical studies at the University of Wroclaw. Secretary of the Faculty of Medicine of the Poznań Society of Friends of Science in the years 1874-1880. Co-founder in 1880, member of the Board and Chief Librarian of the People's Reading Society. In the years 1925-1927 the head of the Medical Chamber of Poznan-Pomeranian. Author of work and textbooks, mainly from gynecology and obstetrics. Bibliography wiki

Witold Boleslaw Grim (born September 13, 1950 in Racibórz) - Polish teacher and self-governor, since 2014 Curriculum vitae He graduated from the Academy of Physical Education in Katowice. He worked as a teacher and, since 1985, in the Sports and Recreation Center in Zawiercie, as the director of this institution. He was a city councilor, and in the years 2002-2006 deputy president of Zawiercie Ryszard Mach. In 2006, he returned to the city council for the Independent Independent Electoral Group. In 2010, he obtained the mandate of the councilor of the Silesian Parliament of the 4th term from the Civic Platform. In the 2014 elections, he started as a non-party candidate with the PO's support for President Zawiercie, winning the second round of voting with the result of nearly 64.5% of votes. wiki

Marek Kwiecinski (born 29 June 1965) is a Polish volleyball player and volleyball coach, three times Polish champion (1990, 1994, 1995), Polish representative. Sports career He was a competitor of KKS Kluczbork (1982-1984 and 1985/1986), WKS Wieluń (1984/1985), Stas Nysa (1986/1987). He made his debut in the league, but his team took the last place in the competition and fell to the second division. Since 1987 he represented the AZS Częstochowa colors, winning the Polish championship in 1990, the Polish vice-championship in 1991 and 1992. In the 1992/93 season he played in the PTT Ankara team in Turkey, then returned to the AZS Częstochowa and won the Polish championships in 1994 and 1995 and the bronze medal in the MP. 1996. In 1995 he was voted the best league player by the Sports Review. In the years 1996-1998 he represented the colors of the team Kazimierz Płomień Sosnowiec, in the years 1998-2001 Skry Bełchatów, with which in the season 1999/2000 he performed in the league. In...

Frank Stallworth Lockhart (born April 8, 1903 in Dayton, April 25, 1928, in Daytona Beach) is an American racing driver. Career In his career, Lockhart has competed mainly in the United States for the AAA Championship Car Championship and the Indianapolis 500, one of the Grandes Épreuves' races in 1923-1930. In his first season, he won the Indianapolis 500 race in 1926. In the AAA championship, he was eight on the podium, including five times his highest. With the achievement of 1830 points was classified in the second position in the general classification. A year later, in the race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, he won pole position, but was eliminated by a 120 lap crash. This time he won four victories. Once again, he won the title of vice-president. Death In addition to racing in Lockhart, he also attempted to hit speed records on land. On April 25, 1928, at Daytona Beach Road Course, during one of these tests, the driver lost control of a vehicle that had fallen fro...

Stanisław Franciszek Kozlowski (born February 24, 1888 in Lviv, died September 22, 1939) is a Polish mechanical engineer. He was the son of Antoni and Juliet at Merkel's house. After graduating from junior high school he started his studies at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of Lviv Polytechnic. He graduated in 1906 and started work on railways. From 1916 to 1918 he fought in the ranks of the Polish Military Organization, was a participant in the defense of Lvov. After 1919 he headed the electrical department of the District Railway Administration in Lvov, in 1922 he became manager at the Persenkówka Power Plant and then the Chief Executive Officer at the Municipal Electric Works. He belonged to the Association of Polish Electricians, the Union of Reservists and the Polytechnical Society, where he served as secretary and vice president in the years 1920-1923 and 1925-1934. After the Red Army entered Lvov on September 22, 1939, one of the squads took over the power plant a...

Women's 100 m butterfly - one of the competitions held during the 2013 World Swimming Championships. The qualifiers and semi-finals took place on 28 July. The final was played on July 29th. 53 competitors from 48 countries participated in this competition. The gold medal was won by Sarah Sjöström representing Sweden. Australia's Alicia Coutts took second place and Daniela Vollmer of the United States won the bronze medal. records Results Eliminations Direct match for promotion semifinals Quarterfinals 1 Semi Finals 2 Final Bibliography When the situation is similar to the one that appeared before. Treatment The following is recommended: Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Theo "Willems (born 22 February 1891 in Uden, died April 12, 1960 in Bakel) is a Dutch archer, Olympic champion. Willems started at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp. During these games the athlete along with the Dutch national team won the gold medal in a move of 28 meters. Among the Dutch archers, Willems had a sixth (374 points). The entire eight-team team scored 3087 points, ahead of Belgium by over 160. It was the only Olympic competition in which he started. Bibliography wiki

Liu Binyan (Chinese: 刘宾雁; pinyin: Liú Bīnyàn, born February 7, 1925 in Changchun, died December 5, 2005 in Trenton, New Jersey, USA) - Chinese writer, journalist, dissident. He was the son of a railway worker. In 1944 he joined the then Communist Party of China. After the founding of the PRC he worked as a journalist in the Communist youth press, later in the CCP's main newspaper "Renmin Ribao". In 1956 he published two novels - Zai qiaoliang gongdi shang (在 桥梁 工地 上) and Benbao neibu xiaoxi (本报 内部 消息), in which he dealt with the problem of corruption of power. He met with allegations of "right-wing deviations" and in 1957 he was removed from the party and sent to the labor camp. In the 1960s he was rehabilitated, but returned to the labor camp in 1969. He was rehabilitated in 1979 and returned to journalism. He was reinstated as a member of the CCP. He continued to point to numerous abuses in power circles, which brought him the nickname "China's c...

Bahr Jusuf (Arabic: بحر يوسف, Baḩr Yūsuf) - a channel in Egypt, connecting the Nile to the Fajum oasis. Position The channel is located in the northern part of Egypt, on the western side of the Nile, in the Libyan Desert, about 100 km south of Cairo. The area depleted by the canal through one of the most fertile regions in Egypt. History About 70,000 years ago, due to the flooding of the tectonic waters of the Nile, near Lake Fayum, Lake Karun was created. The tank was powered by the small left bank of the Nile. The design of the canal was based on a natural watercourse during the reign of the pharaoh Sesostris II. He had planned to develop the area of ​​present Fayum. During the Old Kingdom, it was only a marshland. The lake was then heavily fortified with earthen dams, dams were built, and the river was flooded. Sesostris II continued with Amenemhat III, who ordered the irrigation canal system around the Fayum oasis. wiki

Zoë Andrianifaha (born September 8, 1965) is a Madagascan swimmer. He participated in the 1980 Olympics (Moscow), where he competed in three competitions (all dropped out in the qualifiers). He started the race 100 m in the classic style (21 July). He finished in his elimination race sixth place (with a time of 1: 21.42), which was 24th in the race (26 competitors took part). The next day he started in the 100 m butterfly style. He had the worst result in both his elimination round and all swimmers (34th place with a time of 1: 14.72). Four days later, he competed in the last competition, ie in the 100 m freestyle race. He was the last in his race, finishing 38th in the final race with a 1: 04.92 lead over Edgar Martins of Mozambique. He was the youngest Madagaskar at these games (he was not even 15 years old at the Games). He had about 165 cm in height and 61 kg in weight. Bibliography wiki

Stepan Wołyneć (born January 22, 1895 in Lviv - died April 10, 1965) is a Ukrainian social activist in Galicia, a journalist and a Member of Parliament for the second term of office. In 1914 he graduated from high school in Brzeżany, and after the outbreak of World War I he joined the Legion of Ukrainian Sikors. After the start of the Polish-Ukrainian War he fought in the Ukrainian Halic army, then was a soldier of the Red Ukrainian Halic army, and in 1920 graduated from the School of Red NCOs in Kiev. In 1922 he returned to Galicia, and began studying philosophy at the Secret University of Ukraine in Lviv. After his liquidation, he graduated from the University of Vienna. The activist of Sel-Rob, later of Sel-Rob Right (on whose behalf he was elected to the Sejm), at the end of the Front of National Unity. The editor of the FJN "Batkiwszczyna" organ and the newspaper "Ukrainiśki Wisti", a collaborator of "Peremohy". In the years 1937-1939 a member of ...