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Multics (Multiplexed Information and Computing Service) - an operating system that was designed by a team of employees of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), General Electric (whose computer division was later sold to Honeywell) and Bell Laboratories (which abandoned the development of the project in 1969). GE645 By definition, Multics was meant to be a natural extension of the CTSS system. CTSS and other early operating systems with time division have gained such success that they immediately caused the need for a quick transition to larger and better studies of this kind. When the larger computers were made available, the constructors of the CTSS system decided to introduce the facility in the form of time division. Computer services were to be delivered like electricity. Large computer systems should be connected by telephone lines with terminals in offices and homes around the world. The operating system would work continuously in a time-sharing mode with a large fi...

Four quartets (The Four Quartets) - poetic cycle T.S. Eliot published as a whole in 1943. He is the last major lyric work of this author. It consists of the poems of Burnt Norton, East Coker, The Dry Salvages and Little Gidding. According to Przemysław Mroczkowski, Eliot achieves a state in which he looks at human affairs from the perspective of the entire universe. In the field of poetic imaging, Eliot refers to the four elements of nature, air, earth, water and fire. Four quartets are considered a masterpiece of contemporary poetry. The titles of the individual parts of the cycle come from the names of the places where Eliot was, from his childhood in the United States to the chapel in Little Gidding, where he made a pilgrimage after entering the Church of England. Bibliography wiki

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah - punk rock band duo Bikini Kill (United States) and Huggy Bear (UK). The release appeared in 1993 thanks to the label Kill Rock Stars. The song "Rebel Girl" was performed for the first time live on December 27, 1991 in St. Stephen in Washington (US capital), and was dedicated to the band's friend, Julian Luecking, whose character inspired the lyrics. The composition appeared on the next release of the group, Pussy Whipped (1993) and was used in Rock Band 2. Track list wiki

Piotr Maksimowicz Tielepniew (Russian: Пётр Максимович Телепнев, born October 1, 1930 in the Old Serbian Republic, October 23, 2013 in Moscow) is a Soviet party activist. Curriculum vitae In 1950, he graduated from the Forest Engineering College in Gomel, worked in the Forestry Industry Institute in Tobolsk, 1956 became a member of the CPSU, 1959 graduated from the Archaeological Forestry and Technical Institute and 1959-1960 was the head of the compound of the Chanty-Mansian National District. In 1960 he became the second secretary, then the first secretary (until 1963) of the Cincinnati sub district committee, from 1963 to 19 February 1966 was the second secretary, and from February 1966 to July 1970 the first secretary of the Chanty-Mansiysk District Committee of the CPSU. From July 1970 to 1978 he was secretary, 1978-1983 II Secretary of the CPWR Regional Committee in Tiumen, until November 1983 Inspector of the Central Committee of the CPSU, and from 21 November 1983 to 23 Nov...

Danica Simšič (born February 22, 1955 in Ljubljana) - Slovenian journalist and politician, parliamentarian, Mayor of Ljubljana in the years 2002-2006. Curriculum vitae She completed her studies in the field of Slovenian Philology at the University of Lublin. She worked at Radiotelevizija Slovenija (initially on radio, later on television) as news anchor, reporter and publisher. Then she was the presenter and editor of the main television news program Dnevnik TV. In the 1990s, she became involved in politics. In the years 1992-1996 the Democratic Party of Slovenia held a mandate to the National Assembly. In 1997 she applied for the mayor's office, taking 3rd place. In 2000 he was re-elected to the Slovenian parliament, this time candidate from the United Social Democratic Party. In December 2002 she won the mayor election in Ljubljana. It remained until November 2006. It remained a Member of the City Council for several years. wiki

Weltklasse Zürich 2015 - an athletics meeting held on 2 and 3 September in Zurich. The games were the penultimate hit of the prestigious Diamond League in the 2015 season. results Men Women Bibliography The company Železničná spoločnosť was involved in the transport of goods and passengers. In 2005 it was redistributed to Železničná spoločnosť Slovensko (passenger transport) and Železničná spoločnosť Cargo Slovakia (ZSSK CARGO or ZSCS). In January 2011, the ZSSK lost its monopoly on the carriage of passengers. At this time private carrier RegioJet signed a contract for the service of the line Bratislava - Dunajsk Streda - Komárno. wiki

Юрий (Францов), born October 1, 1903 in Moscow, p> Curriculum vitae In 1927 he graduated from the Leningrad University. In 1942 he became a doctor of history. From 1931 he worked as a lecturer. From 1940 he belonged to the WKP (b), 1945-1949 he was director of the Institute of International Relations in Moscow. From 1949 he held managerial positions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR and in the party press ("Prawda"). He also worked in "Waprosy Filisofii", in 1958-1965 he was Rector and Head of the Department of Communist Science at the Academy of Social Sciences, editor in 1964-1968. "Miracles and socialism", and in 1968-1969 deputy director of the Institute of Marxism-Leninism at the Central Committee of the CPSU. On June 20, 1958 he became a correspondent, and on June 26, 1964 he was a student of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. He specialized in social philosophy and atheism. Between 1958 and 1959 he was president of the Soviet Soci...

Map of Eight's coast and surroundings Eights Coast - a part of Ellsworth's coastline, between the Bryan and the Walgreen Coast. The boundaries of this coastline are: Cape West on the King's Peninsula, and from the east on Pfrogner Point on Fletcher Peninsula. Adjacent to the shores of the Abbott Shelf Glacier, which connects them to the large Thurston Island; There are also smaller islands within the glacier. The coast was discovered by American airmen in 1960-66. The name is commemorated by James Eights, a geologist who conducted research in the South Shetland Islands. discovering the first fossil in Antarctica. He was the first American scholar in this part of the world. wiki

City Strolls - Marcella Motte's columnist series. The cycle was published in the Journal of Poznań in 1888-1891 and was created after the retirement of Motte. It was written for the younger generation of the city's inhabitants - it was to make them aware of what 19th-century Poznań looked like, as well as famous figures working for the common good, such as Karol Marcinkowski, Karol Libelt, Edward Raczyński, Hipolit Cegielski, Tytus Działyński and Others (most of them knew personally). The convention is a joint walk of 70-year-old Motte with a young friend - a fictitious Mr. Ludwik, whom the author tells about the past of the city and its inhabitants. Motty thought that walking was one of the surest and most expensive hygienic measures to support and solidify old organisms. The author struggled with Germanization, while appreciating those Germans who characterized him with honesty and wisdom. He often emphasized his attachment to Polishness. The work was also Motte's idea...

Goya - a monument commemorating the Spanish painter Francis Goya (1746-1828). It was made in 1984 by an iron sheet by artist José González Vives. It is located in Barcelona's Eixample district. The statue stands on a sloping square at the crossroads of the intersection of the Avenue de Roma, the streets of de Aragón and de Casanova, which also houses the fountain - the work of Frederic Marés Fuente del Gallo in 1925. José Gonzalvo (1929-2010), like Goya, came from Aragon. He received an order for a monument to a painter, for he had already made his bust for the home town of Goi, Fuendetodos. The initiator and sponsor of the Barcelona sculpture was Centro Aragonés de Barcelona, ​​a cultural center of the Aragonese people living in Barcelona. Hence, the inscription on the chalkboard reads: "Aragones F. Goi, 1984. Goa, World and Aragon, homage to a man who loved freedom and human dignity, Barcelona, ​​June 1984». The monument was unveiled on 9 June 1984 by the mayor of Barc...

"Heart" on Pluto, named Tombaugh Regio in honor of Pluto's explorer, Clyde Tombaugh Tombaugh Regio - the name of a large structure on the surface of a dwarf planet Pluto. This area is distinguished by its lighter color and much smaller craters. It has a shape close to the heart and a diameter of about 1590 km. "Heart on Pluto" was first seen in July 2015 with images sent to Earth by New Horizons. Pluton's earlier photographs showed a brighter stain, but due to its low resolution, it was impossible to determine its shape. In some memes circulating on the Internet, the shape of Tombaugh Regio is not compared to the heart, and to the head of the Pluto Dog. The name Tombaugh Regio is not yet official - it must be approved by the International Astronomical Union. Bibliography wiki

The Toruń privilege was issued on 7 January 1520 by King Zygmunt the Old, and approved on 4 December 1520 at the Sejm in Bydgoszcz. His main decision was to enforce the serfdom of one day a week. Until the publication of the Toruń Statute, the dimension of serfdom charged to the Polish peasant was from 2 to 4 days a year. The restrictions on the nobility and the clergy in power over the peasants led over time to the multiple growth of serfdom, which in many cases led to the runaway peasants. A separate article: noble privileges. provisions wiki

The banded lemur (Lemnetum gibbae Miy. et J.Tx. 1960) is a syntakson of the Lemnetea minoris class. This team is built by the organisms of the lust. The dominant species is lobster (Lemna gibba). Characteristic The team is a simple under construction, single layer and pleasing lashes. These communities are unstable, occur on the surface of standing water and slowly flowing. Such communities are formed in eutrophic waters. The waters in which they occur are at least periodically alkaline, with high buffering in relation to acidification and high electrical conductivity. The team is based on the dominance of the species of lobster (Lemna gibba). Occurrence The communities belonging to this team are common in our country. They can often be found in standing and slow-moving waters. They often occur in complexes with above-mentioned aquatic and coastal plant communities. Characteristic combination of species ChCl., ChO. Small eyelash (Lemna minor), Spirodela polyrhiza (Spirodela polyrh...

Curriculum vitae Educated mechanic, graduated in 1977 Ukrainian Academy of Agriculture. In 1993 he graduated in economics at the Moscow Universiade of Foreign Trade. He was the director of the kolkhoz in his hometown, in 1991 he was the director of the department in the agriculture department, and then went into business, headed by two agricultural companies. In 1997 he became the president of the league of agricultural entrepreneurs, and in 2002 the Ukrainian Agrarian Confederation. He also assumed the position of Vice President of the Ukrainian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs. From June 2001 to November 2002, he served as deputy prime minister in Anatoly Kinach's cabinet. He was also an advisor to President Viktor Yushchenko and chairman of the board of entrepreneurs of the Ukrainian Council of Ministers. In 2014 Łeonid Kozaczenko obtained the mandate of the 8th term MP, candidate for the Petr Poroshenko Bloc. Honored Order of Prince Jarosław Wisni V. wiki

Star in Sports Star Alley in Wladyslawowo Henryk Ryszard Łasak (born February 17, 1932 in the Forest of Warsaw, died on 5 January 1973 in Skomielna Biala) - Polish cyclist trainer. Curriculum vitae Henryk Łasak's grave in the Powązki Military Cemetery In his youth he practiced cycling in the club of the Guard of Warsaw. He reached the medal of Polish championship five times. In 1956 he finished 3rd in the road race with the start of the joint and the Polish championships in the cross-country. He won two silver medals (1952, 1953) and two-time bronze medal in the 100 km race. Twice without success he competed in the Peace Race (1954 - 25 m, 1955 - 47 m). After completing his sports career he worked as a cyclist mechanic in the Polish Cycling Union. In 1963 he became the assistant coach of Polish cyclist cadets Władysław Wandor, and in 1965 he replaced him in this position. Supported by Wojciech Walkiewicz and Zbigniew Rusin, he led Polish riders to unprecedented successes in th...

Carl Hudson (born October 22, 1983 in Boston, Lincolnshire) is a British pianist and keyboardist who has appeared with Professor Green, Emeli Sande, Beth Rowley and Jocelyn Brown. Since June 2011, Hudson has been playing the Keys of Professor Green, both on the road and in the studio. Since 2010, he has also played on keyboards with soul artists Omar Lye-Fook, Leon Ware, The Jones Girls and Jean Carne in places in London and the UK. Hudson works closely with studio producer SoulPerson, records and plays alongside veteran Jamiroquai and drummer Nick Van Gelder. Carl released his first album, Zoology For Martians, in May 2013. He created it in collaboration with such musicians as Nick Van Gelder (drums), Andy Tolman (bass), Terry Lewis (guitar), Bob Dowell (trombone) Neil Waters (trumpet). Zoology For Martians is an album that depicts the evolution of life on Earth using funk-jazz and soundtracks. This effect was achieved through the use of many analog synthesizers such as Prophet ...

Timofiej Kornićowicz Łos, born in 1953 in the village of Orepice in Breslau, was a Russian educator, political and social activist during the Second Polish Republic. > He graduated from the pedagogical seminar in Świsłoczy, where he became a teacher at the Ogorodniki school (he also ran a parochial choir there) and then later Lithuanian Kamieniec. Then he entered the faculty of literature and language of the Russian university in Petrograd, which he graduated in the spring of 1915. During his studies he was a member of the Belarusian literary circle of students. Then he worked as a teacher of Russian language, philosophy and singing in a male gymnasium in the vicinity. After the Bolshevik revolution of 1917, he came to Brest, where in 1921 he became head of the Russian gymnasium. At the same time he became involved in the activities of the local Russian national movement. In 1922, he became a member of the United Nations Regional Committee for the Bloc of National Minorities. In 19...

Michal Chalecki (born November 12, 1679 in Wiejsyski, died January 24, 1715 in Warsaw) - the grandfather of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Curriculum vitae He was the son of Charles Kazimierz (died 1696), starost of Mozyr. He belonged to Sapieha's opponents in Lithuania. In 1696 he was a fasting congregation. In 1697 he supported the election of August II and was an MP for the Coronation Diet of 1697 in Cracow. In 1701 he regained the Mozyrsk district. He participated in the civil war against Sapiehom. Together with Krzysztof Białłozor, he concluded an allied and protective treaty with the Tsar on behalf of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. In 1704 he joined the confederation of Sandomierz. During the rule of Stanislaw Leszczyński he lost his starostwo. After August II's return to the Commonwealth, October 31, 1709, he became an exponent of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. He died suddenly. Bibliography wiki

Chefur - a resettler from the southern republics of the former Yugoslavia (20th century). In Slovenia they are people who came from a land lying to the south or east of the river Kupa. They live in the district of Ljubljana Fužina. Total number of them is about 30 thousand. including 10 thousand. as illegally inhabited area of ​​Slovenia. This term is burdened with anti-Semitic connotations: the word is probably derived from Serbian and Croatian Čivut, ie Jew, and the ending -ur is pejorative. Czefur is a person who lives in the territory of a particular country and is not a member of the national majority. This term in the Slovenian dictionary appeared in 1991. In 2009, a novel by Chefuri raus was created! Gorana Vojnović. The novel in the encyclopedia is a picture of urban subculture. Lubelskie Fužiny is also a Czech language (a mixture of Slovenian, Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, and other languages) that accompanies Mark's growing up and his identity-searching conflicts, rebel...

List of Venezuelan national champions at the Olympic Games - List of players and players of the Venezuelan national team who took the Venezuelan flag during the opening ceremony of the current Olympic Games. Chronological list of chaplains Bibliography zyce. One of the leading research institutes in Russia in the field of physics. It is also one of the oldest institutions in Russia. His story goes back to the collection of laboratory equipment for the study of physical phenomena, established by Peter the Great in Kunstkamer, St. Petersburg in 1714. In its present form, the Institute was created in 1934 by Sergei Vavilov. Wide range of research activities include: laser technology, dark matter structure, nanostructures, superconductivity, cosmic rays and gamma ray astronomy. The Institute has developed a technique for crystallization of zirconia. Directors of the Institute Nobel Prizes Members of the Institute honored with the Nobel Prize: Comments book of poems by Wildflow...

Tarbela prison Tarbela Dam - A dam and a hydroelectric power plant on the Indus River in northern Pakistan. It is located in the Haripur District, about 50 kilometers south-west of Islamabad. It is the second largest dam in the world (after the Three Gorges Dam) and the largest water dam of Pakistan (before Mangla Dam). The construction of the dam was completed in 1974 to collect drinking water, flood control, irrigation and energy production. The dam serves as the primary drinking water reservoir and power base of Islamabad. The total length of the facility is 2743 meters and its maximum height is 143 meters. The maximum capacity of the Tarbel hydroelectric plant is currently 4888 MW. The uprising of the dam led to the flooding of several hundred villages and displacement of 96,000 people. wiki

Pierre Brannefors (born December 30, 1962 in Göteborg) is a Swedish rapper. Gold medalist of individual Swedish championships of youngsters (1977). Gold medalist of the individual youth championships of Sweden (Karlstad 1980). The four-time medalist of Sweden's club doubles: two golds (1983, 1984), silver (1985) and bronze (1986). The five-time medalist of the Swedish championship team: silver (1984) and four-time bronze (1983, 1985, 1986, 1987). The four-time finalist of the individual Swedish championship (best result: Karlstad 1984 - 5th place). Sweden representative on the international stage. Finalist of the World Par Championship (Göteborg 1983 - 5th place). World Cup Finalist (Long Beach 1985 - 4th place). A multiple participant in the elimination of individual world championships (best result: London 1983 - XIV place in the Intercontinental Final). In the Swedish league, he represented the captain of the club: Caparna Göteborg (1980-1985) and Indianerna Kumla (1986...

Gaius Memmius Quirinus - plebeian ewe before 216 p.n.e. or before 202 p.n.e. Gaius Memmius Quirinus is known only from inscriptions on a coin, which on the obverse contains the text C. MEMMI. C. F. QVIRINVS and on the reverse: MEMMIVS. AED. CEREALIA. PREIMVS. FECIT. The coin depicts the head of the god Quirin on the obverse, and on the reverse side, the goddess Cerera sitting in her right hand holds three ears of corn, the left has a kinkel, and under her feet there is a snake. The text states that Memmius, the son of Gaius, was the first eider to decorate Cerealia, which was celebrated at least in 216 BC. or in 202 p.n.e. Sources Bibliography wiki

Marek Fornal (born February 25, 1968) is a Polish volleyball player. Representative of Poland, champion of Poland (1988, 1989). Sports career He is a groom of the Grodziec Będzin club. In the season 1987/1988 he made his debut in the team of the Hutnik Kraków team. In 1988 and 1989 he won the Polish championship with Cracow, the Polish vice-champion in 1990, the Polish Cup in 1988 and 1990. During the 1990-1991 season he was called to serve in the military and became a Black Radom fighter. The Radomski club left the 1991/92 season and returned to Hutnik, where he played in the 1992/93 season in the B-League. Then he performed in the Szczecin Sea (including 1994-1996 in the top league), Kazimierz Płomień Sosnowiec (in the 1997-1991 season). In subsequent years he played in teams of lower classes (WKS Wawel AGH Kraków and AZS Cracow University of Technology (in the second of these clubs in 2006-2008)) In the Junior Poland national team he played in the 1986 European Championship (6...

JEDNOŚĆ Publishing House - a Catholic publishing house created from the "Jedność" Diocesan Printing House founded in 1918. He publishes books in the fields of theology, biblical studies, spirituality, philosophy, history, bioethics and hagiography. The publishing house also publishes textbooks, methodical guides and didactic aids (also for children with special educational needs). In 2003, the publishing house signed the contract and became a partner of the German HERDER Publishing House. At the publishing house there is a printing house. Adama Półtawskiego. Publishing House ONE wiki

Gedeon Rajecki (Dunin) h. Łabędź (born around 1589, died in July 1654) - soldier in the service of hetman Jan Karol Chodkiewicz, later (1625) derpski's chamberlain, then (1631) Castellan of Paris, Castellan of Minsk ( 1634); at the beginning of 1649 he was appointed a Minsk voivode, and during the Sejm 1649/1650 he made a senatorial oath. He came from a family derived from the Rajec estates near Radom, from a branch settled in the 16th century in the Vilna County district of Lithuania. His parents were Trakai Baltazar (Balcer) and Świętoslaw of Okuniów, he was their fourth son. As a captain of Chodkiewicz's army, he participated in the so-called Muscovite War in 1617-1618, later (at the beginning of 1619) with his banner he was stationed in Kokenhuza on Daugava, later (in 1620 or 1621) he was to participate in some "Wallachia campaign", after which - already in 1622 - he left military service. In view of the threat posed by the Swedish invasion in the Wałkomiersk...

Braking mass (braking weight) - a conventional quantity used to determine the braking capacity of a vehicle / train. This amount is related to the force with which the brakes are able to brake the vehicle / train of a given mass. A mass value of 1 t corresponds to a value of braking force equal to 1 kN. The value of the braking mass of the vehicle is indicated on its side walls, reflex or brake adjustment plate. Bibliography http://www.transportszynowy.pl/kolhamulcemasy.php wiki

Nikanor Petrovich Szypulin (Russian: Никанор Петрович Шипулин, born 1904 in the village of Bukino in the Vojvodina province, died May 7, 1954 in Moscow) - Soviet party and state activist. Curriculum vitae From 1924 to 1926 he ran a rural school and a municipal education unit. From 1926 he belonged to the WKP (b), 1926-1928 was a lecturer of party activity courses at the Leningrad Communist University. Stalin, and 1928-1929 the secretary responsible for the communal committee of the WKP (b) in the Viceregal Province. From January 1932 to May 1937 he was the first secretary of the regional committee of the WKP (b) in the Nizhnevogov Region / Kirovsk Region / Kirov Oblast, since May 1937. March 1938 First Secretary of the Kotelnicza District Committee of the WKP (b) in the Kirov Oblast, and from 7 March to May 1938 First Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Kirov. From 1940 to 1940, he was the head of the KC WKP (b) Department of the KC WKP (b), and he was the head of ...

Anatoly Sergeyevich Chernenko (Russian: Анатолий Сергеевич Черняев, born May 25, 1921 in Moscow, March 12, 2017) is a Soviet politician. Curriculum vitae He participated in the war with Germany, since 1942 he was a member of the WKP (b), 1947 graduated from the Historical Department of the Moscow State University. Candidate of historical sciences, lecturer, 1950-1958 lecturer of modern history at the Moscow State University, 1958-1961 employee of the magazine "Problems of Miracles and Socialism" in Prague, since 1961 an employee of the International Division of the CPSU. Initially a lecturer, then 1970-1986 deputy head of the International Division of the CPSU, 1986-1991 assistant to the secretary general of the CPSU Central Committee, then President of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev. 1986-1990 Member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, 1984-1989 Member of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR 11th term, 1989-1991 People's Deputy of the USSR. The author of three books....

Stefan "Steve" Anderhub (born July 12, 1970 in Lucerne) - Swiss bobsleigh, silver medalist and bronze medalist of the world championship. Career His first career success came in 2001, when he teamed up with Christian Reich, Urs Aeberhard and Domenik Keller to win the bronze medal in four at the St. Moritz World Cup. The Salt Lake City Olympic Games, played in conjunction with Reich, won a silver medal in the pair's matches the following year. At the same event, he was also sixth in the four, and in the 1998 Nagano Games in four competitions he finished seventh. In 2001 he became vice-president of Europe in doubles, and in 2002 he won the gold medal. wiki

Johann Dick's Case - an incident in Czechoslovak-German relations caused by the shooting of a German tourist Johanna Dick on 18 September 1986 by the Czechoslovak Border Guard (Pohraniční stráž). Circumstances of the case Johann Dick (1927-1986) was a retired German soldier living in Bavaria. His hobbies were traveling in Bavaria, along the German-Czechoslovak border. One of these journeys took place on September 18, 1986. After a car was parked in the Hermansreuth area, he walked 9 kilometers (on the basis of a pedometer) and reached the village of Mähring. On the same day, two Poles (Marek Majko and Andrzej Gwizdoń) attempted to cross the border between Czechoslovakia and the Federal Republic of Germany at the place where Dick had arrived during the hike. One of the Poles managed to escape, and the soldiers of the Czechoslovak Border Guard opened the fire to Johann Dick's German side. At the time of his injury, Dick was in the Federal Republic of Germany, 200 meters from t...

Mount Palemona Palemona Mountain - a fortification located on the banks of the Nemunas near the town of Litva. In this place, in the 10th century, it was a Lithuanian town, which in the 13th century was one of the most important fortress against the Teutonic invaders. This castle is under the names of Bissen, Bissen, Pissen, Pistene, Pieštve. The castle was attacked in 1294 and 1293. In 1294 it was captured by the Teutonic Knights and burned. Shortly afterwards, rebuilt, again besieged in 1298, 1318, 1319, 1322, finally abandoned by Lithuanians. Currently visible majdan of size 50 × 45 meters as well as footprints of embankments, moats and terraces. According to legend, the hill is the tomb of Palemona, the Roman knight, the mythical ancestor of the Lithuanians. Near the castle in the 13th century a pagan religious center (Roma) functioned. Destroyed, along with the castle, in 1294, was reconstructed in the depths of Swaziland. Bibliography wiki

Thomas Anthony (Tony) Cunningham (born 16 September 1952 in Workington) is a British politician, Member of the European Parliament for the fourth term, deputy to the House of Commons of three terms. Curriculum vitae He graduated in history and political science from the University of Liverpool, then took up the job as a teacher. He worked, among other things. in Tanzania, he returned to the UK to teach History at the Netherhall School Maryport. He became involved in political activities within the Labor Party. He was the councilor and chairman of Allerdale Council, and in 1990 the mayor of his hometown. From 1994 to 1999 he held the post of MEP, as part of the socialist factions. In 1999, he assumed the post of executive director of a non-governmental organization dealing with human rights. In the 2001 parliamentary election he was elected to the House of Commons of the Workington constituency. In the lower chamber of the British Parliament, he sat for three terms until 2015, whe...

Dębinno Coking Plant - an industrial plant, a coking plant owned by JSW KOKS SA, a part of the JSW Group. In 2011 the company was acquired by Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa. Located in Czuchów - Czerwionki-Leszczyn district. The construction of the coking plant was started in 1908, when the then owner of the "Dębieńsko" mine in Czuchów, decided to build a coking plant, the plant was completed in 1913. In 1980, Koksownia "Dębieńsko" became a member of the Koknochemiczne Kombinat "Zabrze", and since 2011 it belongs to the capital group of Jarzebska Coal Company SA Koksownia "Dębieńsko" produces both coke for heating and coke industry for the Czech market. The production is 300,000 tons of coke per year. wiki

Dolores Balderamos, owner. Dolores Balderamos Garcia (born 1957) - Belizeian politician, member of the United People's Party, Belize Rural Central Member. Curriculum vitae She was born in 1957. In politics, she has been linked to the Christian Democratic People's Party of the United Democratic People's Republic of China and she has been running for parliament. On March 7, 2012, she became a member of the Belize Rural Central District Chamber of Representatives, defeating UDP Representative Michael Hutchinson, winning 2005 votes (51.19% to 45.98%). The United People's Party remained in this opposition term. wiki

Włodzimierz Osadczy (born April 25, 1969) - Polish historian, habilitated doctor. Curriculum vitae Doctorate (Plane of coexistence of the Greek and Latin rite Catholic Church in East Galicia after Concordia 1863-1914) defended 18 March 1998 at the Catholic University of Lublin. He was employed as an adjunct professor at the Institute of History of Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin. He is currently working as an associate professor in the Department of Church History in Modern Times and The History of Theology at the Institute of Church History and Patristics at the Faculty of Theology of the Catholic University of Lublin John Paul II and at the State Higher School of Vocational Education in Chelm. He is also the director of the Center for Eastern European Studies - KUL Center of the Ucrainicum. Between 2006 and 2009 he was Chancellor of the European College of Polish and Ukrainian Universities (currently the Center for Eastern Europe of the UMCS). Member of the Eastern E...

Tadeusz Bartoszewicz is a pseudonym of "Bartek" (born 1920 in Vilnius, May 8, 2015) - Polish soldier of the Polish underground during World War II within the framework of the Home Army, doctor of medicine, surgeon, thoracic surgeon and academic teacher. > Curriculum vitae During World War II he was a soldier of the Home Army as a member of the 3rd Brigade "Szczerbca" (Inspectorate A District of Vilnius AK). After the war he worked as a doctor. From June 1, 1970 to December 31, 1970, he held the position of deputy director of clinical affairs at the Institute of Surgery of the Medical Academy in Gdańsk (now the Medical University of Gdańsk). In 1972-1989 he was the director of the Railway Hospital in Gdańsk, where he was also the head of the Department of Surgery. He died on 8 May 2015 and was buried at the Srebrzysko Cemetery in Gdansk. Selected badges wiki

Mariola Dorecka - Polish ophthalmologist, habilitated doctor of medicine. Curriculum vitae She graduated from Silesian Medical University (Silesian Medical University) in 2007 and she was employed at the Department of Ophthalmology, where she is still working today. In 1998, he obtained his Ph.D. from the "Polymorphism insertion and deletion of the angiotensin converting enzyme gene T and the development of retinopathy in type 2 diabetic patients" (Wanda Romaniuk). Habilitated in 2013 on the basis of the assessment of scientific achievements and work entitled "The contribution of incrementalmethods in biosynthesis of metalloproteases and their tissue inhibitors in retinal pigmented epithelial cells." He is an adjunct professor at the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Ophthalmology and Oncology in Katowice (at Ceglana Street). It belongs to the Polish Society of Ophthalmology. She published her works in Polish and foreign magazines. in Ophtha...

Mikhail Petrovich Romaszyn (Russian: Михаил Петрович Ромашин, born 24 November 1905 in the village of Krylovka in the Orłowo province, died September 9, 1964 in Briańsk) - Soviet politician and guerrilla commander, commander of the Partisan Brigade. Sincerely, Hero of the Soviet Union (1942). He had basic education, from 1928 in the WKP (b), since 1930 he worked in collective housing, since 1939 the secretary of the WKP (b) Briańsk Regional Human Resources Committee, mobilized to the Red Army after the German attack on the USSR, took part in fights. From autumn 1941, the commander of the guerrilla division in the Briańska region, by July 1942 he had destroyed five railway bridges with his detachment; he had fought three battles with the police and executed many death sentences; Germany has a high reward for helping with its capture. By the resolution of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of September 1, 1942 "for skillful command of the guerrilla army, exemplary execution of co...

Injury - the notion of injury (in civil law) has not been legally defined. Injury is considered as a prerequisite for liability. Therefore, using the views of civil law, it can be said that this term refers to any prejudice in the goods or interests protected by law, which the victim has suffered against his will. Such disclaimers were added to distinguish the damage from the damage that was caused by the decision of the entity concerned itself. In such a case the damage will not be such as to get rid of the item or its consumption by the authorized. Types of damage The same event can cause both of these effects. In case of damage to property, the injured party may demand compensation and, in the case of non-pecuniary damage, may be entitled to compensation. The manner and extent of compensation for damage is regulated in Art. 361-363, 440-448 c. wiki

Isabek (Persian ژرژ عیسیبک; born November 9, 1930) is an Iranian boxer, Olympian. He started semi-intensive at the 1948 Summer Olympics (London) and the 1952 Summer Olympics (Helsinki). In London he faced Alessandro D'Ottavio in the first round with whom he lost (he was later the medalist of the competition). In Helsinki he fought in the first round with the Egyptian Fathi Alim Abd ar-Rahman, with whom he won. At the next stage of the competition, he lost to Dutchman Moos Linneman. Before the Games in 1952, he played in two duels of the Iran-Iran Inter-State Match. One won, one drew. Bibliography wiki

Hervé E.L. Jamar (born January 1, 1965 in Huy) - Belgian and Walloon lawyer, self-government and politician, from 2014 to 2015 budget minister. Curriculum vitae In 1988 he completed his law studies at the Université de Liège. He obtained his lawyer's degree while practicing law in his hometown. Political activity began in liberal youth and student organizations. He became a member of the Reformation-Liberal Party. function as Deputy Secretary General. Together with the Polish People's Republic he joined the Reformation Movement. Since 1989 he was a councilor of Hannut, and in 1995-2003 he was the mayor. From 2003 to 2007 he was Secretary of State in the second cabinet of Guy Verhofstadt, subordinate to the finance minister and responsible for modernizing finance and combating fraud. In 2007 he became a member of the French parliament and in the 2009 Walloon Parliament. In 2014, the federal government, headed by Charles Michel, took over the post of Minister of Budget an...

General view Monument to the victims of fascism - a monument to the victims of Nazi Germany, located in Abyssinia, western part of the village of Karsin. The building is located on the southern side of the local road from Wiela to Lubni. Commemorates the Nazis murdered by the inhabitants of Wiela and the surrounding area (1939-1945). In so called. Willa Wysocki in Abyssinia, Germany, set up a prison in which they detained both residents of the area and persons from other parts of Pomerania. The bestial interviews of prisoners were sent to concentration camps, primarily to Stutthof. These prisoners, who were murdered during the hearings, were buried in a nearby forest. During the liquidation of the prison, 8 people were shot dead, unable to escape. Population was called Katyń prison or Kaźnia prison. The monument is made of granite cubes, enriched with concrete applications. Above the stela stands the cross. At the center of the stela is placed a commemorative plaque founded by th...

Pawel Gałeczka (born July 13, 1902 in Chorzów, died December 22, 1970) - a steelworker, social activist and trade unionist. Curriculum vitae Born on July 13, 1902 in Chorzów, a working-class family. He graduated from high school and as a fourteen-year-old he started working as a lap-pupil. As a 17-year-old he became a locksmith, but after five years of work he was released. He was recruited after eight months. Freie Arbeiter Union left-leaning trade union activist (note the convergence of the name with the anarcho-syndicalist federations federation in the Federal Republic of Germany in 1970) until they were resolved. Before the outbreak of World War II, in 1934-1939, Vice-Chairman of the Chorzów branch of the Union of Metalworkers in Katowice. Member of the Works Council in the Chorzów steelworks, activist of the singing movement. During the occupation he was active in the resistance movement as a soldier of the People's Guard of the Polish Socialist Party. After the war...

Giuseppe Valentini (born December 14, 1681 in Florence, Italy, died in November 1753) is an Italian violin virtuoso, composer, poet and painter. Between 1692 and 1697 he was in Rome, where he studied with Giovanni Battista Bononcini. In the years 1702-1705 he was one of the 29 violinists of the orchestra conducted by Arcangelo Corella. From 1713 to 1743 he conducted the orchestra of the church of St. George. Louis King of France. In the first decade of the 18th century, he published five collections of chamber music. two oratory for the church of Sts. Hieronima della Carita in Rome (1705), but only published in 1710 in Bologna Concerti grossi op. 7 brought him fame. In the same year he was patronized by Michelangelo Gaetani, Prince Caserta. From this period two operas are known: La finita rapita (1714) and La constanza in amore (1715). Over the next several years, he has held many church posts along with the maestro di capella. His position as a great composer and poet was emphasiz...

Milcjades - the only known early Christian writer of the first half of the second century, retor, one of the first apologists. Probably born and raised in Asia Minor, some scholars consider him a disciple of Justyna Martyr. Although he was a prolific writer, none of his works have survived into modern times and are only known in the writings of later writers. According to the accounts of the later Fathers of the Church, he was the author of polemical writings directed against the montanists and valentines, treatises against the Hellenes and against the Jews, and addressed to the then Roman authorities of theology of Christian philosophy. Bibliography wiki

Wiesław Kmiecik (born 14 December 1956 in Jasło) is a Polish speed skating coach. trainer Zbigniew Bródki. Speed ​​skating began at the age of 19 in the SNPTT Zakopane club. In 1981 he graduated from the Academy of Physical Education in Warsaw. In 1982 he achieved his greatest professional success - at the time of the Polish championship he finished second in the third place - in the 5000 m and 10,000 m races. In 1983 he served in the military training WKS Eagle Elblag. Since 1984 he has been working at Pilica club Tomaszów Mazowiecki. Jaromir Radke and Paweł Abratkiewicz, who led the medal of the junior world championships and the successes of the senior citizens, as well. Ewa Wasilewska, Artur Szafrański. In 1988 he became the coach of the Polish national team, in the years 1997-2000 he was leading the youth team, in the years 2000-2002 he was responsible for long-distance running in the senior staff. In the years 2002-2007 he worked with Justyna Kowalczyk and Aleksander Wieriet...

Unknown fields: "source", "date and place of death", "date and place of birth", "full name", "quote" and "writer." Jan Józef Miernowski (born May 15, 1906) Warsaw) - Polish poet. In 1924 he graduated from junior high school. Mickiewicz in Warsaw receiving a certificate of maturity. In the autumn of that year he entered the University of Warsaw, the Faculty of Polish Studies. He started his first teacher's work at the Gymnasium in Garwolin. From the autumn of 1930 to the outbreak of war in 1939, he lectured at Warsaw schools: Gaszczyńska-Kacprowska, Kowalczykówny, Cecylia Plater-Zyberkny, Popielewska, Tadeusz Rejtana. In September 1939, Umiatowski left Warsaw. He stayed in Lithuania from where he returned in the spring of 1941. He participated in secret teaching. At the end of 1942 he moved to Otwock. He collaborated with Stefan Jaracz on the drama Auschwitz - the manuscript partially found. At the end of July 1944 he ...

Zhang Xin (Chinese: "pinyin: Zhāng Xīn, born August 24, 1965) is a Chinese media mogul, businesswoman, blogger. Her parents, teachers, lived in poor conditions. During the Cultural Revolution they were considered "intellectual suspects" and sent to physical work in the countryside. At the age of 14, she escaped at night with her mother on foot to Hong Kong, where she had been studying for a while as a seamstress. After graduating from high school, hong kong's relatives paid her a ticket to the UK, where after sending a scholarship request to several dozen universities she was admitted to the University of Sussex. She studied economics there, earning a living as a waitress, cleaning lady and babysitter. After receiving his honors degree, he earned a two-year fellowship at Cambridge University, where he also completed his studies, and then began work at Goldman Sachs Bank in Hong Kong. She met a Chinese businessman at the time, whom she married after four days of ac...

Bay sp. z o.o. limited liability company - a company with its registered office in Gdansk, which manages until 2012 a network of shops (mostly residential and self-service) of food and industry "Zatoka", operating in the Tri-City area. The network was established in 1993 and employs around 450 employees. The average area of ​​one store was 360 square meters. In 2011, Jeronimo Martins Distribution, the owner of the Biedronka chain, purchased 12 of the 30 Gulf locations in Gdańsk and Gdynia. In 2012 the company purchased the District Dairy Cooperative in Starogard Gdański for the price of two million zlotys. In the same year, all the other stores have evolved and now operate under the name Freshmarket. wiki

Prototype copy of a 75 mm self-propelled gun on the chassis of the Verdeja tank Verdeja - Spanish prototype light tank developed in the second half of the 1930s. Numerous components were used in the construction of the vehicle from the Spanish tanks of the PzKpfw I and T-26 tanks. The vehicle was armed with a 45 mm caliber gun and two MG 7.92 mm machine guns. The tank designer was Félix Verdeja, artillery captain. Two prototypes of the vehicle were built, the first of which was completed in January 1939. Despite the approval in 1941 of a plan for the construction of 1000 tanks of this type, Verdeja did not go into mass production. In 1945, a prototype of a 75 mm field-capable self-propelled field gun was developed on the basis of a tank. Bibliography wiki

Sulisławice - former royal village, located in the northern part of one of the present districts of Lublin - Zemborzycka, covering the areas on the left bank of Bystrzyca, near Stare Gaj and Janowska St.. The first mention of this place comes from 1383. In the 15th century, along with Zemborzyce, it was mentioned as a place leased by Jan Koniński. The villages of Chłopie and Rawszyce were also close to these two towns. All of them were incorporated into Wrotków in the 16th century. With time, Zemborzyce and Sulisławice were again separated from Wrotków, creating one district. Comments wiki

Communal song of the Greeks. Anthology - a collection of modern folk Greek poetry in the selection, translation and work of Małgorzata Borowska, published as the second volume of the masterpiece of Modern Greek Literature by DiG Publishing in 2004. The anthology featured in the anthology, accompanying the poem Bazyli Digenis Akritas, songs from the historical cycle Kleftic series, occasional, love, wedding, Christmas songs, lullabies, gnomic dystrophies, exorcist songs, drums and ballads. The publication was dedicated to the memory of the eminent expert and distinguished translator of Modern Greek literature, Janusz Strasburger. The translator has retained the version of the original form, i.e. a traditional jambic fifteen-syllable. She wrote about the difficulties in putting forward the rhythm of the original in the introduction. Bibliography wiki

Hendrick Goltzius, Tantal The Epic of Hades - poem by the nineteenth-century British (Welsh) poet Lewis Morris (1833-1907), published in 1877. The work was an attempt to recount Ancient Greek myths in a way that suits contemporary readers. The poem consists of three books titled Tartarus (Tartar), Hades (Hades) and Olympus (Olimp). He was given a dedication: It's Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton, this poem is dedicated by the Author. It is written in a white line. Its protagonists and heroes are figures from Greek mythology, including Tantal, Syzyf, Andromeda and Herakles. Bibliography wiki

Takashina no Kishi (Japanese: 高階 貴子, Takashina no Kishi, died in 996), also known as Gidōsanshi no haha ​​(Japanese: 儀 同 三 司 母) - a Japanese poet creating during the Heian period. Counted to the Thirty Six Masters of Poetry. Takashina no Naritady's daughter. Fujiwara's no Michitaki wife, mother of Teishi, wife of Emperor Ichijo. Five of her works have been published in the imperial anthologies of poetry. One of her poems was also chosen for Ogura Hyakunin-isshu. wiki

Ferenc Kontra at the 7th International Short Story Festival in Wroclaw Ferenc Kontra (born 18 June 1958 in Dražu) is a Hungarian writer and journalist. He was born in Dražu, Yugoslavia (now Croatia), where he spent his childhood there. In 1977 he graduated from high school (Lajos-Nagy-Gymnasium) in Pécs. He studied Hungarian and English philology at the University of Szeged after his studies, and in 1983 he returned to Croatia, to Osijek, where he worked in the weekly Magyar Képes Ujság. In 1987 he moved to Novi Sad (now Serbia), where he collaborated with the magazine Új Symposion. Since 1991 he has worked for Magyar Szó, a Hungarian-language daily for the Hungarian minority in Vojvodina, initially as an author of articles, later as an editor of the cultural section. Awards and prizes Selected songs Sources Authoritative control (person): wiki

Ewa Elżbieta Nowakowska (born 1972 in Krakow) is a Polish poet, translator and essayist. She translated into Polish such authors as: Laurence Freeman, Thomas Merton, Alice Munro, Garth Nix, Ruth Padel. She also translated Ewa Lipska's poetry into English. Poems and stories and reviews published. in the eleventh, the Decade of Literature, the New Decade of Krakow, the Topos, the Crucible of Culture. As a poet, she was nominated for the Main Prize of the 3rd Polish National Poetry Competition. Jacek Bierezina 1997 and the Orpheus Poetry Prize. K.I. Gałczyński 2013 (for Merton Linneusz Artaud). Winner of the Krakow Book of the Month (April 2014) for the volume of Three Pencils. Books poetry collection of short stories wiki

Paraskeas Awjerinos, gr. (Born 19 August 1927 in Alonissia) Curriculum vitae Graduate of Medicine at the National University of. Kapodistrias in Athens. Until 1981 he practiced as a physician in Athens. In 1974 he was among the founders of the Panhellenian Socialist Movement. Until 2004 he was a member of the Central Committee, including a dozen or so years in the executive committee of PASOK. From 1981 to 1984 he was the Minister of Health, then the 1984 Minister without Portfolio in the Cabinet Andreas Papandreou. From 1984 to 1999, he held the mandate of a MEP for three terms, belonging to the Socialist factions. He performed, among others. the role of Vice-President of the Commission for Regional Policy and Regional Planning, and from 1993 to 1999 Vice-President of the European Parliament III and IV. In the years 2000-2004 he was a Member of the Hellenic Parliament of the 10th term. He represented the National Parliament in the European Convention. wiki

The Game Awards 2014 - a December 5, 2014, gala, where the Game Industry Awards were presented to 22 gaming categories. During the ceremony, broadcast live via services such as YouTube, and also featured premieres from various games. The three-hour event, held at AXIS in Las Vegas, brought in 1.93 million spectators. Advisory Committee The gala was produced and led by Geoff Keighley as a follow-up to the Spike Video Game Awards, the most noteworthy prize in the computer gaming industry, canceled after Spike's TV production was retired. The awards were given by Geoff, who co-operates with the advisory committee consisting of Reggie Fils-Aime of the US Nintendo division, Yves Guillemot of Ubisoft, Hideo Kojiny with Konami and Kojima Productions, Shawn Layden of Sony Computer Entertainment America, Peter Moore ' with Electronic Arts, Phil Spencer of XBOX and Microsoft, Martin Tremblay of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Rockstar Games and Valve. Awards The nomine...

Tomb of Zygmunt Gmitrzak at the Military Cemetery in Powazki in Warsaw Zygmunt Gmitrzak (born October 18, 1904 in Witki, died July 3, 1964) is a Communist and trade activist. The son of Kazimierz and Jozef from Makul's house. In the years 1923-1925 he was a member of the Central Executive Committee of the Polish Socialist Party in Warsaw. From 1944 to 1948 he was a member of the Polish Workers' Party. In the years 1944-1945 in the ranks of the People's Army. In the Polish United Workers' Party since 1948. In 1946 he was the commander of the ORMO platoon and then the head of the Criminal Department at the Prague-South Starost in Warsaw. In the years 1946-1948 he directed the reconstruction of the State Mint in Warsaw. From 1955 to 1957 he was a student at the Central Party School in Warsaw. He was in the trade union movement: from January 12, 1957 until his death, he was the secretary of the Central Council of Trade Unions (CRZZ). wiki

Curriculum vitae Georgina, 1900-1907 was educated at Tbilisi Gymnasium (he did not graduate), served in the Kremlin Moscow Command, 1930-1932 was director of the holiday house in Foros, Crimea. From November 23, 1938, an officer of the NKVD, an employee of the State Security Administration, since 28 December 1938 major state security, and since 14 March 1940 senior state security. From 27 February to 31 July 1941 Deputy Head of Division 1 NKGB USSR, from August 8, 1941 to May 17, 1943 Deputy Head of Division 1 NKVD USSR, February 14, 1943 promoted to Commissioner of State Security, May 17, 1943 to March 28, 1945 Head of Division 6 deputy head of the Board 6 NKGB USSR, April 10, 1944 promoted to the Commissioner of State Security 3 ranks. From March 25, 1945 to January 21, 1947, Head of the Management Board of Special Facilities in Crimea NKVD / MWD USSR, July 9, 1945 appointed general lieutenant, from January 21, 1947 to May 1948 Head of Objective No. 100 of the Main Board of Protecti...

Mondo movies, also called mondo movies, also known as death movies - both short and feature-length documentaries, are a compilation of scenes showing real death. The mondo movies are mostly from police archives (crime scenes, autopsies), accidental recordings (public suicide, accidents, riots), snuff movies (infamous "movies of the last breath") and chronicles of war (genocide, fighting victims). The quality of the fragments used may vary from amateur recordings, such as black and white and no voice, to colorfully professionally recorded productions. The authenticity of all materials can not be fully confirmed. Producers of this type of film have repeatedly added staged sequences to reinforce the end result of their production and generate a strong shock at the recipient. Pond movies are often identified with snuff movies. This is a mistake because there is a fundamental difference between these species. Snuff movies are productions based primarily on the scenes of tortur...

Snolivská dolina. In the depths of the Turin Valley and the Great Fatra The highest part of the valley and the Great Crusade Snilovská dolina is a small valley in the Malá Fatra mountains in Slovakia. The Slovak map gives the name Révalovská dolina. Snilovská dolina falls from the Snilovské sedlo (1524 m) in the main ridge of Krylovska Fatra in the south, to the Turin Basin. Orographically, the right side of the valley forms the southern ridge of the Great Depression (1709 m), the left southern ridge of the Bread (1648 m), below the Hlásna hill (680 m). In the upper part of the ridge of the Bread there is a cottage Chata pod Chlebom. The valley of the Snilovský stream flows down the valley, in the Turča Valley, which descends to the Váh as its right tributary. Only the highest part of the valley (under the Snilovské sedlo) is non-forested: rocky, grassy or covered with pine trees, the rest of the valley is forested. Snilovská dolina has an outlet of about 400 m in the Trusalová s...

Fernando Javier Croceri (born January 6, 1960 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentinian racing driver. Career Croceri started his international racing career in 1981 after competing in the Formula Renault Renault Formula One, where he was twice on the podium and once on his highest level. With a score of four, he was ranked sixth in the overall ranking. In subsequent years he also appeared in the Codasur F2, South American Formula 3, Formula 3000, Brazilian Formula 3, TC2000 Argentina, South American Supertour Championship, Turismo Carretera Argentina and Top Race V6 Argentina. In the Formula 3000 Argentinean was reported to five races of the 1988 season with the Italian team Forti Corse. However, he never managed to qualify for the race. Bibliography wiki

Wladyslaw Wołowska Mussi (born August 11, 1910 in Curitiba, died July 14, 2012 in Florianópolis) is a Brazilian gynecologist-obstetrician. She came from a family of Polish immigrants and spoke fluent Polish. In 1932 she completed her medical studies at the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), the first woman to study medicine in Brazil. After college, she married Antônio Dib Mussi, a resident of Laguna and then in Orleans. Since 1940 she lived in Florianópolis, where she was known as a high-tech gynecologist. She worked at the Santa Catarina Medical Academy and for nine years was the director of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, where she performed many pioneering medical procedures. She has specialized in cancer prevention and has worked with feminist organizations to promote regular gynecological research and the development of conscious motherhood. She died at the age of 101 due to complications following a hip fracture surgery. Wladyslaw Wołowska Mussi had three chil...

Method of obtaining specimens for dates - bronze ring stamping Original casket (usually decorative) for storing rings, most often with embedded decorative stones (pendant, intaglio). Later, also a collection of ornamental rings, gemm themselves or their imprints or castings made in soft fixation material - generally in wax or plaster. Another name for the glitathione in relation to the set (especially the more modest) gems and engraved images of metallic rings. Bibliography wiki

Rene Fernandez Apaza (born 9 January 1924 in Padilla, Bolivia, 14 August 2013) is a Bolivian Archbishop. Curriculum vitae He was ordained a priest on November 28, 1948. On March 2, 1968, he was appointed bishop of the diocese of Oruro and was ordained bishop on the same day. On November 21, 1981, he was appointed Archbishop of Coimbra from the Archdiocese of Sucre. In April 1988 he was appointed archbishop of the Cochabamba diocese. He retired in 1999. He died on August 14, 2013. Bibliography wiki

Swat - in Polish tradition, a person who associates couples. In some regions of Poland, the words swat and swatka are Old Polish names of family members, they are called the parents of the son-in-law or son-in-law, so those who are the father-in-law are the parents. More in article → family relationship. Nowadays, the tradition of associating people for marriage is going away. In Western European countries and in the United States, it is rather the person responsible for the preparation of bachelors and maidens. wiki

Chuan Leekpai (Thai: ชวน หลีก ภัย, born on July 28, 1938 in the province of Trang) - Thailand's two-time prime minister (1992-1995 and 1997-2001). A lawyer by education, in 1969 he was elected to parliament for the first time, later he worked in various positions in the government. In 1992, he took the office of prime minister for the first time, in 1995 he lost the elections, however in 1997 he returned to the position and stayed until 2001. He was the first prime minister of Thailand who did not take power as a result of military connections or aristocrats. Bibliography wiki

Laudomia Forteguerri (born 1515, died after 1555) - Italian poet. She came from Siena. She was the daughter of Alessandra di Nicodemo and his second wife, Virginia di Giulio Pecci. She had an older half brother Nicodemus. At less than twenty years old, she married Giulia di Alessandro Colombini. She gave birth to three children, daughter Olimpia (1535), daughter Antonia (1537) and son Alessandro (1539). During the conflict between Siena and Florence, the poet rewarded her efforts to strengthen the city's fortifications. Six sonnets that express love for women have remained from the poetic output of Laudomia Forteguerri. wiki

Real option (real option, material option) - kind of investment project assessment method, which evaluates its validity from the point of view of approaching the option. A real option is a right (but not an obligation) to change a decision regarding an investment project, when new information appears that relates to a given investment project. An example of using the real option is an investment in a biotechnology company, which can be equated with the purchase of a long call option. If a company fails in its research and goes bankrupt, the investor's loss will be limited to the amount of investment (option premium). If the research proves successful, the investor's profits are theoretically unlimited (this results from the construction of the long call option). Features of real options: Bibliography wiki

Davor Romić (born on January 4, 1958 in Metković) - Croatian agronomist and university teacher, professor, in 2016 Minister of Agriculture. Curriculum vitae In 1982 he graduated from the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at the University of Zagreb. Magisterium (1991) and doctorate (1994) obtained at the same university. He also studied at colleges in Bari and Haifa and Utah State University. He specialized in issues related to land drainage, in particular irrigation. Professionally associated with the parent department, in 2003 he became a professor, he received a full professorship in 2009. He was a deputy dean of the agricultural sciences department (1999-2001), head of the melioration institute (2001-2006) and dean of the faculty of agricultural sciences (2006-2012). He was a member of the rector's and senate college of the University of Zagreb. In January 2016, on the recommendation of the Most Independent Letter grouping, he was appointed the Minister of Agricultural Pro...

Football career Pupils from Rostov-na-Donne Sports School and Zory Voroshilovgrad. The first trainers Wjaczesław Perszyn and Wadym Dobyża. In 1978 he started his football career at the club Zoria Voroshilovgrad. Then he was called up for military service. After his release from the army he performed in the band Druzba Maykop, and in 1981 he returned to Zory Voroshilovgrad. He also played in the Uroda Crmsk amateur team in the Krasnodar region. In 1982 he was invited to Cemienta Novorossiysk. In 1984 he moved to Atommaszu Volgodonsk. In the summer of 1987 he moved to Naftowyk Ochtyrka. After half a year in 1988 he returned to Cemienta Novorossiysk. In 1989 he defended the colors of the clubs of Druzhba Majkop and Volga Kalinin. In 1990 he performed at Volgograd. In 1991 he returned to the Novorossiysk club for the third time and ended his career in 1992. Career Coach At the end of his football career he started training. At first he helped to train Chernomorts Novorossiysk, and i...

Andrey Gieorgijewicz Braun (Russian: Андрей Георгиевич Браун, born February 14, 1937 in the village of Rundivizija in the Chernihiv region) - Soviet and Kazakh politician of German nationality, Hero of Socialist Labor (1991). Curriculum vitae Born in a large family of locksmith Georg Braun, a German born in October 1936, he was arrested and repressed. As many German families residing in the Ukrainian SSR, after the Wehrmacht invasion, the Braun family was transported by the German authorities to occupied Poland in September 1943, where she worked at a farm near Cracow. After the war, the family was settled in Kupczanowce in the Akmolin region. In 1958, Andrey Braun graduated from Akmole (now Astana) zootechnics, worked as a zootechnician on a farm in Kupczanowce, and from 1961-1967 a zootechnician and chief zootechnician in the "Kapitonowski" zootechnics in the Makinski region of Celinograd, 1961 became a member of the CPSU. In 1965, he graduated from the Omski Institute of...

Jarosław Stodulski ps. Kruk (born 1927, March 22, 2011) - Professor of Medical Sciences, Children Cardioarthritis, founder of the Cardio-Thoracic Center of Child Health. Curriculum vitae As a 17-year-old scout of the Gray Ranks in the Warsaw Uprising he participated in organizing a route of crossing between Prague and Mokotów, fighting the Vistula. Between 1945 and 1946, a deputy commander (deputy commandant) of the Prague Scout Troop. Graduate of the 19th Grammar School. Warsaw Insurgents. In 1951 he graduated from the Medical Academy in Warsaw and started working at the new Children's Surgery Clinic at ul. Lithuania. He graduated in 1961 from the Faculty of Medicine and obtained his habilitation at the Military Medical Academy in Warsaw in 1973. In 1990 he was awarded the title of Professor. As the first cardiac surgeon in Poland, deep hypothermia in the treatment of the aortic-pulmonary window, was also a pioneer in the treatment of congenital heart defects in the for...

Andrzej Bonasewicz (born September 24, 1930 in Vilnius, died January 21, 2016 in Warsaw) - Polish geographer, professor at Warsaw University. He worked at the Warsaw University in 1951-2010, associated with the Department of Geography and Regional Studies. He studied economic and regional geography, especially Latin America, and visited almost all countries in the region. He also lectured at universities in Venezuela and Mexico. Between 1990-1996 he was Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies at the University of Warsaw, and in 1997-2000 he was the head of the Department of Regional Geography. He was a member of the Committee for Migration Research at the First Department of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Polish Geographical Society, the Warsaw Committee of the Geographical Olympics and a member of the European Council for Latin American Social Studies (CEISAL). One of the pioneers of Polish voxology, was a founding member of the Polish Society of Vu...

Sulcus occipitalis, sutura occipitalis - seam present on the head of some insects. Sulcus occipitalis is a transverse pseudobulb. When present, it separates in the dorsal part of the head from the occipitum, and in the lateral parts of the posterior cheeks (postgenae). It is particularly well developed in prostaglandins. On the inside of the coticle, the sutures correspond to the reinforcement of the back wall of the head box. The sutura occipitalis is defined as a seam running between the sulcus malaris and the occipital opening, with the Mymaridae occupying more or less occipital ribs in other Chalcidoidea. wiki

Fredrik Larsson (born 3 September 1976 in Falkenberg) is a Swedish racing driver. Career Larsson started his international racing career in 1994 after competing in the Formula Ford Junior Ford, where he won ten podiums and won eight. Armed with 66 points, he won the title of the series champion. Later, the Swede also appeared in the Barber Dodge Pro Series, Indy Lights, Swedish Touring Car Championship, Camaro Cup Sweden, Renault Sport Clio Trophy, Scandinavian Porsche Carrera Cup, VLN Endurance, Swedish GT, ADAC GT Masters, 24h Nürburgring, TTA - Elitserien and Racing and Scandinavian Touring Car Championship. Bibliography wiki

Ivan Ivanovich Vradij (Russian Иван Иванович Врадий, born 1906 in the Chersonese govt., died in June 1984 in Moscow) - Soviet lieutenant general, NKVD officer and Smiersz. Born in a Ukrainian family of foresters, he has been working in the Central Asian Railway since 1926, from September 1928 to January 1932, a Red Army soldier in Tashkent, since January 1932 a member of the WKP (b). From January 1932 in the Ogpu Central Asia, from October 1934 NKVD employee of the Tajik SRR, from February 1936 to March 1938 p.o. From March 11, 1938 to November 1939, head of the NKVD TADSKI Human Resources Division, from May 20, 1936, a state security sergeant, March 11, 1938 promoted to lieutenant of state security, and July 8, 1939 senior lieutenant of state security. From November 1939 to March 28, 1940, p. from 28 March 1940 to 7 August 1941 deputy head of the NKVD Board of the National Security Service, 19 December 1940 promoted to the captain of state security, from 7 August 1941 to 29 April 19...

Stenus (Tesnus) solitarius - a species of beetle from the family Kusakowat and subfamily of the thief (Steninae). This species was described in 1886 by David Sharp, who pointed out Guatemalan Cerro Zunil as a typical location. Cut the sixth sternite male pointed and rather deep. The hole in the rear of the fifth sternite is slightly more focused and golden hairy. In front of this hole sternit flattened. The hair and scoring of the fourth sternite are more delicate in the back. A neotropical beetle, known from Guatemala and Costa Rica. wiki

Vodacom is a mobile operator based in South Africa. Vodacom is the first operator to start operating in South Africa and has so far been dominant in the market with 16 million customers, in addition to competitors in industries such as Mobile Telephone Networks (MTN) and Cell C. The operator is also the first company in the region to introduce its services. 3G and UMTS generation. The announcement also included the introduction of HSDPA, the next generation of mobile telephony. Vodacom is part of Vodafone, the world's largest operator, considered the world's largest. Vodacom provides GSM services in South Africa, Tanzania, Lesotho, Mozambique and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The signal goes to Kilimanjaro, which is the highest point on Earth with GSM coverage. shareholders The company was founded in 1993 as a joint venture between 3 companies: In November 2005, Vodafone agreed to acquire VenFin Ltd for approximately £ 16 billion (about € 2 billion). This is ...

Sociology of science (sociology of scientific knowledge) is one of the branches of detailed sociology. As Paweł Rybicki pointed out, "Sociology of science does not recognize science in terms of products and systems of knowledge, it does not directly examine their content. Sociology deals with people who study science, their activities, the social relationships that they make between people in science and their association with the broader community. " The subject of sociology of science is Robert Merton's dynamic interdependence between science as a lasting social activity leading to the emergence of cultural and civilization products, and the structure of society in which this science develops. The scope of research in sociology of science thus approached it in the sociology of knowledge. Empirical research within the sociology of science is also reflected in the analysis of practices among the scientific community as well as the relationships between people and ob...

Witalis Jerzy Raczkiewicz (born January 28, 1937 in Poznan, March 16, 2007 in Warsaw) is a Polish pianist, teacher and vice-rector of the Academy of Music in Białystok. Curriculum vitae The grave of Witalis Jerzy Raczkiewicz at the Brodno Cemetery After finishing secondary music school in Poznań, he went to Warsaw, where he studied at the State Higher School of Music. In 1974 he was a member of the founders of the Academy of Music. Fryderyk Chopin in Bialystok. He became a full professor, 1981-1984 as head of the department, then from 1984 to 1985 Dean and Rector's proxy. From 1996 to 1999 he was a vice-dean of the Białystok branch and lectured at the Faculty of Instrumental-Pedagogical Studies. He was a director twice, and three times the jury secretary of the International Piano Competition. Fryderyk Chopin. He cooperated with prof. Jan Ekierem in the scope of the elaboration of the National Edition of Fryderyk Chopin's Works and the publication of Frederic Chopin roundab...

Francisco Xavier "Sonny" Monteiro (born 3 February 1926, September 20, 2002) is a Hong Kong swimmer, participant in the 1952 Summer Olympics. Monteiro took part in the first Olympic Games for the Hong Kong team. He competed in the eliminations of three competitions: 100 and 400 m freestyle and 1500 m freestyle. In the elimination of the first competition he took the penultimate fifth place with a time of 1: 03,1. In the next two seasons, he was the last place in qualifying races (two-sixth). At 400 m it was time 5: 21.6, and at 1500 m 22: 26.7. In none of these competitions, however, has eliminated the elimination. Bibliography wiki

Aleksandra Fyodorovna Nowakowska, Russian Александра Федоровна Новаковская (born 28 March 1907, died 6 October 1982 in Paris) is a Russian emigre activist. She was born under the name of Tumanov. During the Russian Civil War her family left for Poland. In 1927 she lived in France. Aleksandra Nowakowska worked in Paris as a masseuse. At the same time engaged in social activities of white Russian emigres. She co-founded the Assistance Committee of the Russian Corps - Liceum im. Nicholas II in Versailles. She participated in deciding to pay scholarships to college students. After the occupation of France by the German army in the summer of 1940, it was active in the resistance movement. She was hiding in the US and British airmen who had been shot down by the Jesuits at Versailles. In the 1950s, she organized evening parties and other meetings of the Association of Former Students of the First Moscow Corps of Cadets. In 1955, the American authorities decorated it with the Freedom Medal....

Piotr Uklański Piotr Uklański (born 1968 in Warsaw) - Polish artist, director and photographer, living in the USA. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, and in 1991 went to the USA. He directed, among others. Music videos and photography. He has had many solo exhibitions. in Sandomierz (Single Duel, 1993), Lublin (The Life It Should Be, 1995), New York (More Joy of Photography, 1997). In Poland, the Nazis exhibited in Warsaw in November 2000 (previously presented in London), presenting actors in the roles of German officers of the Second World War; The exhibition was demonstrably destroyed by Daniel Olbrychski, who was also among the portrayed actors (on the photos of One and Claude Lelouch's films). In 2006 Uklański sold the Nazis at an auction in London for 568 thousand. lbs. From other well known works of Uklański we can mention Dance Floor (1996) - moving the floor from the nightclub; mosaic of ceramic waste in front of "Smyk" Commodity House in W...

Mbolatiana Ramanisa (born May 20, 1982) is a madagascar swimmer. In 1999, she took 5th place in the 50 m freestyle at the African Games with a time of 28.52 seconds. She also participated in the 2000 Games, where she performed on the 50 m freestyle. She dropped in 5th place in her qualifying race with a time of 29.20 s. She sailed on the sixth track with a qualifying time of 28.54 seconds. In the final classification she was 61. She was the youngest Madagaskar at these games. In 2005 she started at the world championships, where she was 60. on 50 m freestyle with the time 28.99 s, 67. on twice the distance with a time of 1: 04.67 s, 62. on the 50 m backstroke with sometimes 35.45 si 66. on a twice longer distance with a time of 1: 18.66 s. Bibliography wiki