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Constantin Titel Petrescu (born February 5, 1888 in Krajowa, died on September 2, 1957) - Romanian lawyer and politician. In the years 1906-1910 he studied at the Faculty of Law of the University of Bucharest. He has been active in the Social Democratic Party of Romania (SDPR) since his youth. He was also active in the professional movement. In the years 1927-1938 he was the secretary of the SDRP, which in February 1938 was, like other parties, banned after the establishment of the royal rule of Charles II. In May 1948 he was arrested by the communists. He died in a political prison in Sighet. He is the author of the work Socialismul În România 1835 - 6 septembrie 1940 (Socialism in Romania, 1835 - September 6, 1940). He managed the newspaper Wolność. Bibliography wiki

Zelená dolina - valley in the Great Fatra in Slovakia. It is the left branch of the Rewuck Valley (Revúcka dolina). It has an outlet at an altitude of about 740 m in the upper part of Liptovské Revúce. The mountain approaches the main ridge of the Great Fatra on the section from Ostredok (1592 m) to Sedlo Ploskej (1390 m). The bottom of the valley flows Zeleny Brook, on some of the maps described as Lopušná. The valley is mostly overgrown with forest, but its highest parts (on the ridge of the Great Fatra) are covered by large stretches of halls. There are also clearings at the bottom of the valley. Along the channel of the stream from the town of Liptovské Revúce leads the tourist trail, on the Chyžky pass joining with the red trail running along the main ridge of the Great Fatra. Hiking trail Liptovské Revúce (Vyŝna Revúcá) - Chyžky (intersection with the red trail) wiki

Ajdamir Achmiedovich Aczimizov (Russian: Айдамир Ахмедович Ачмизов, born 1912 in Bolshoy Kiczmaj's halls near Sochi, died on December 2, 1942 near Nowkus-Artezian in the non-Staphylist area in Stavropol Krai) - Soviet military of Adyghe nationality, Hero of the Soviet Union (1943). Curriculum vitae He graduated from the Krasnodar Pedagogical Institute, he worked as a teacher and headmaster in the Tuapsin region, in 1942 he joined the Red Army. He was a loader of 2 independent artillery squadrons of the 10th Cuban Cavalry Guards Division of the 4 Cuban Kozacki Cavalry Guards Corps of the Transcaucasian Front. heavy and 3 medium), but he himself died. In his native village, a school was named after him, and before the school where he was a teacher and director, a memorial obelisk was set. Honors Bibliography wiki

Zurakan Imankuly (kirg Zuurraan Imamkalukov, Russian Zoroakan Imamkalukova, born in 1923 in the village of Tałdy-Suu in the district of Siemiradzen, June 12, 2011 in Bishkek) - state activist of the Kyrgyz SSR. She belonged to the WKP (b), was a candidate in historical science, then assistant professor, initially she was the first secretary of the Komsomol district committee in her native village, then the first secretary of the Issyk-Kulski Komsomol Regional Committee. Then she was secretary of the Naryński District Committee of the Communist Party of Kyrgyzstan and Naryński Municipal Committee of the CPC, from April 2, 1955 to 1967 she was secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kyrgyz SSR, 1967-1971 I deputy chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Kyrgyz SRR, and 1971-1981 lecturer of the history of the USSR of Kyrgyz State University. She was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor. Bibliography wiki

Albero I of Louvain (born around 1060, died on January 1, 1129) - bishop of Liège from 1123 in the Louvain dynasty. Curriculum vitae Albero was the son of Henry II, Count Louvain. His brothers were Henry III and Gotfryd VI Bearded, subsequent counts of Louvain and Brabant (Gotfryd from 1106 was the prince of Lower Lorraine). Intended for the priesthood, he became a canon in Metz. After the wormacreordord of 1123, the efforts of his brother Gotfryd were received by Bishop Liège, who had been vacant for two years as a result of disputes between the pope and the emperor. The investor personally gave him the Emperor Henry V. staying in the capital of the diocese. After taking power with the help of his brother, he dealt with the raubritters plowing around Liège. In the course of his peaceful rule, he founded churches and monasteries. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

View from Orle Perci Kościelcowa Grzęda (German: Kapellenrücken, Koščielcový chrbát, Kápolna-song, Kościelec-song) is a rostrum of Zadną Kościelca in the Polish High Tatras. It also names Kościelcowe Kopki. It flows from the top of Zadnia Kościelca, initially in the east, and then in the north-east direction, to the small Zawrat Barge, separating the Boiler of the Deserted Caterpillars from the Kosciuszko Boiler. In its lower part there is the Black Wanta rock, in the upper Drewnowskie Chimney. The ridge is rocky, only grassy. The lower part of Kościeliska Grzdydy (over the Little Zawrat) is a blue tourist trail at Zawrat. The upper part (the eastern rib of Zadni Zawratu) runs one of the most popular climbing routes, the so-called. "hundred". Its name is derived from the fact that in the Taternick's guide W. H. Paryski has no 100. In addition to her, there are several other climbing paths in the Church of the Mount. To the left of Zadni Kościelec with Koscielcowa Góra...

Robert Dariusz Mordak (born 23 May 1964 in Radom) is a Polish architect and politician, member of the Sejm of the VIII term. Curriculum vitae As an architect, he completed his studies at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Environmental Engineering of the Technical University of Lodz. He worked, among other things. in the Urban Urban Workshop in Radom (until April 2015). He was a member of the Republican League. In 2010 Law and Justice unsuccessfully ran for Radom City Council. In the parliamentary elections in 2015 he ran for the Sejm in the Radom district from the first place on the list of Kukiz'15 electoral committee organized by Paweł Kukiz. He obtained the mandate of the VIII term of office, receiving 7781 votes. wiki

Aleksandr Filippovich Wasiljev (Russian: Александр Филиппович Васильев, born September 11, 1902 in the village of Starmi Riachino in the Novgorod province, died July 5, 1984 in Moscow) - Soviet lieutenant general, intelligence officer. He graduated from elementary school on June 1, 1920, a Red Army soldier, a gendarme military officer in Novgorod, a special-purpose officer at the South Front and the Kharkiv Brigade of the South Front, taking part in battles against Gen. Wrangel and Nestor Machno. From April 1922 to September 1926 he studied in the 1st Leningrad Art School. After October 1929, he became assistant to the commander of the artillery division, in October 1931, helm of the commander of the 11th Artillery Regiment of the Belarusian Military District, from March 1933, helm of the head of the 1st Division of the 6th Division of the Belarusian Military District. From May 1934, a student of the. Frunze, after graduating in September 1937, was assigned to the Red Army's Chi...

Andrey Leontjewicz Bondariev (Russian: Андрей Леонтьевич Бондарев, born August 20, 1901 in Bondariew, gubernia kursk, died September 23, 1961 in the village of Borowo-Griniew) - Ukrainian military commander, General lieutenant of the Guards (since 1943) , Hero of the Soviet Union (October 16, 1943). After the war in 1946-1947 he was a lecturer at the. Voroshilov, then commanded the airborne corps. Since 1950 he was deputy commander of the 7th Guards Army, head of combat preparation. Since 1955 in reserve. Bibliography wiki

Gualter Salles (born 28 September 1970 in Rio de Janeiro) is a Brazilian racing driver. Career Salles started his international racing career in 1991 after competing in the Formula Renault Opel Lotus Euroseries, where he once stood on the podium. With a score of 45 points was classified in the tenth position in the final classification of drivers. Two years later he became the vice president of this series. In later years, the Brazilian also appeared in the Formula One Opel Lotus Nations Cup, South American Formula 3, British Formula 3, Italian Formula 3, Grand Prix of Macau, Masters of Formula 3, Global GT Championship, Indy Lights, CART, Mil Miles Brasileiras, Indy Racing League, Grand American Rolex Series, Stock Car Brasil and American Le Mans Series. Bibliography wiki

American soldier with walkie-talkie SCR-536 SCR-536 - a walkie-talkie radio station (named after the "hand-talkie") of the American company Galvin Manufacturing Corporation (from 1947 Motorola), constructed by Polish engineer Henryk Magnuski. The radio entered the United States Armed Forces in July 1941. In 1943, it was replaced by a backpack radio SCR-300, which remained in the US Army until the end of World War II. The SCR-536 radio did not include a switch - it turned on by pulling out the antenna. Powered by two 1.5 V BA-37 dry batteries, the half-duplex radio provided effective and secure (amplitude modulation) communications at the plutonium and company level, was easy to use (push button system) and resistant to harsh weather conditions (withstands short immersion in water). Around 130,000 pieces were produced. Technical data wiki

March 20, 1910 in Griszyn, Donetsk Guberniya (now Krasnoarmijk), died in Moscow in 2001) - Soviet politician, Minister of Construction of Heavy Industries of the USSR (1967-1986), Hero of the Socialist Work (1980). Russian, since 1924 a locksmith and locksmith trainer, later a helper of a steam locomotive, since 1929 at the labor faculty of the Donetsk Mining Institute. From 1929 in the WKP (b), 1931-1937 he studied at the Kharkov Institute of Electrical Engineering, since 1937 engineer and head of the regional assembly office, since 1938 head of the special design office "Elektromontaż" in Kharkov, since 1939 deputy head of the department of the People's Commissariat of the USSR. 1941 trustee of the "Centroelektromontaż" People's Commissariat of Construction of the USSR, since 1946 the head of the "Glazierromotion" of the Ministry of Construction of Heavy Industry Enterprises of the USSR, since 1950 deputy, and since 1951 I deputy minister of co...

Crysis Bible - translation of the Bible into the Australian Creole History The cryo-language derived from the pidgin language is the most commonly used language of the Australian Aborigines. As a first language, cryol is the first language in Australia, with more than 30,000 people spoken. The Kriolian Bible was published by the Australian Anglican Church on May 5, 2007. Translation into the cryo lasted over 30 years. Literally, many of the passages were culturally adapted for Aboriginal readers, for example Psalm 23 for shepherds protecting their sheep, in the cryo version of cattle-watching stockmans. Another example is the phrase "He said," You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart "(Luke 27), in which instead of the word" heart, "the word" wiki

Vatican II Codex Vaticanus Latinus 3868, also called Terenjus Vaticanus (Terentius Vaticanus) - a 9th century illuminated manuscript containing Terence's comedies. It is in the collection of the Vatican Library. The manuscript was compiled between 822 and 856 in the Corfan of Corvey by a scribe named Hrodegarius and decorated by several illuminators, one of which was signed by Adelricus. The miniatures are stylistically related to late-period painting from the 4th-5th century. Individual comedies are preceded by fronts with masks depicting individual dramatis persons. wiki

Mezocortical dopaminergic pathway - one of the routes in which dopamine-inducing axons are located in the central nervous system. The mesocortical dopaminergic pathway begins in the ventral part of the cap field. There are periscopes of neurons forming it. Their axons are directed towards the prefrontal cortex. Their neurotransmitter is dopamine. The neurons that make up the path are involved in several functions. Those who send their neurites to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex participate in cognitive and executive functions. However, those ending in the abdominal-medial prefrontal cortex can be responsible for affect and emotions. This information is not certain. It is believed that the mesocortical dopaminergic pathway is causally related to schizophrenia, especially with its cognitive, negative and affective symptoms. Too little dopaminergic transcription in dorsolateral sidebars is associated with cognitive symptoms and some negative psychotic symptoms, whereas loss of d...

Isaac Phillips Fetterman "I.P. Fetterman "(born September 1, 1887 in Pittsburgh, MD, December 5, 1924) is an American racing driver. Career In his career, Fetterman has competed in the United States for the AAA Championship Car Championship and the famous Indianapolis 500 race championship. In his first season, he won one in 1921. With the achievement of four hundred points was classified in the sixth position in the general classification. A year later he did not stand on the podium. In the Indianapolis 500 race was seventh, and in the AAA championship - fifteenth. Bibliography wiki

Vladimir Mikhailovich Karavayev (born 1903 in Łysiav, died in July 1982 in Ukraine) is a NKVD leitman, one of the performers of the Katyn massacre. From 1924, a member of the RKP (b) / WKP (b), from 1932 in the OGPU, on August 22, 1938 was appointed junior lieutenant, soon after the state security leotard. From 1940, a member of the Smolensk Oblast NKVD, a participant in the mass murder of Polish prisoners of war in Katyn, was rewarded on October 26, 1940 by the Interior Commissioner of the USSR Lavrentija Beria. Later, among others. after. deputy head of the II Division of the NKVD Board of the Kirov region, since 1944 Smiersz officer. Awarded with two Red Star awards, seven medals and the "50 years of CPSU membership" badge. Bibliography wiki

Piotr Trębacz (born 1875, died 1935) - Polish construction master and social activist, member of PPS. He performed wooden elements at the Wawel Castle restaurant, built the present Cracow Philharmonic Hall, and was the creator of many wooden houses in Podhale. The employee of the Sports Club Prudniczanka and a member of Stefczyk's Club. In Cracow on Olszy II there is a street named after him. Bibliography J.Adamczewska, J. Adamczewski, Krakow, street name ..., Kraków 2000. wiki

Family crest Historical performances of the coat of arms Gentlemen of Wierzbna (Bruntálští from Vrbna or from Vrbno or Vrbna von Freudenthal, von Würben) - Silesian-Czech-Moravian nobleman's family, originating from Wierzbno in Lower Silesia. The first documented significant representative of the family was "Comes Johannes de Werbno" mentioned in 1214. Over the centuries, the family branched out and possessed numerous estates in the Czech Republic, Moravia and Silesia. In the 15th century they took possession of the estate in Opava Silesia, where in 1505 they took possession of the Bruntál town from which they adopted the name. Representatives of the family the category: Wierzbnowie. Bibliography wiki

April 29, 1936 in Kiev) - Ukrainian and Soviet politician, last president of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks) of Ukraine (KP (b) U) (1990-1991). He came from the Donbas teacher family, graduated in 1958 from the Kiev Polytechnic Institute. An engineer, then a senior engineer, from 1963 to 1964 a senior lecturer at the Donetsk Polytechnic Institute. Since 1976 the secretary of the Communist Party of Donetsk, 1980-1987 the Vice-President of the Council of Ministers of the SRR, since 1987 the secretary of KP (b) U, and from 22 June 1990 to 1 September 1991 the first secretary of this party. Member of the committee on the Chernobyl disaster. In the years 1991-1998 the scientific consultant of NWK "Energia". Deputy Director of NPP "Beta-3", chief advisor of the Board of Ukrinbank, deputy director of the company "Nawasko". Since March 1990 a deputy to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (in January 1993 resigned his mandate). In the years 1998-2002 and 2002-2006 aga...

Anton Fischhaber (born October 12, 1940 in Bad Tölz) is a German racing driver. Career In car racing, Fischhaber devoted himself mainly to the start of the World Motor Sports Championship. In 1965, 1967 appeared at the Le Mans 24-hour race. In 1965 he won the GT 2.0 class and was fifth overall. In later years, Fischhaber also participated in the European Touring Car Championship, the German Racing Championship, the World Challenge for Endurance Drivers, the World Championship for Drivers and Makes, the FIA ​​World Endurance Championship, the European Endurance Championship, the Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft and the World Touring Car Championship. > Bibliography wiki

Augusto Maccario (born April 30, 1890 in Ventimiglia, October 16, 1927) is an Italian long-distance runner. In 1919 he became the champion of Italy at 10,000 meters. In 1920 he started at the Olympic Games, where he performed in the 10,000 and 5000 m race and in the team race at 3000 m. In the first competition was 4. with the final time 32: 02.0 s. In the 5000 m race fell in the first round taking 6th place in his elimination run. In the team's run at 3000 m Italians from Maccario in the team placed in 5th position. He represented the Sport Club Virtus Genoa. Bibliography wiki

Gaudenz Ambühl (born May 11, 1954) is a Swiss ski jumper. In 1978 he started at the world championship, where he finished 25th in the 15km race with a time of 51: 20.49s and 28s for 30km with a time of 1: 38: 38.01 s. In 1980 he performed at the Olympic Games, where he took part in the 30 and 50 km race and in the 4 × 10 km relay race. The run for 50 km did not finish, and at 30 km it was 24 with a time of 1: 32: 06.20 s. Relay with its share took place in turn on the 7th position with a time of 2: 03: 36.57 s. He is the brother of Joos Ambühel, who also competed in the Olympic Games in cross-country skiing. Bibliography wiki

Sverre Magnus, Prince of Norway (born 3 December 2005) is the second successor of Norway's Prince Duke Haakon and Princess Mette-Marit. It is third in line to the throne of Norway after his father Prince Haakon and elder sister Princess Ingrid Alexandra. The Prince is the fourth grandson, and the first male royal couple - King Harald V and Queen Sonja. The name of the duke was announced by the King Harald V Council on December 4, 2005. January 24, 2006 Officially announced that the prince will be baptized on March 4 in the chapel at the Royal Palace in Oslo. On February 28, Sverre Magnus's godmother was announced. Princess Rosario, son of former Tsar of Bulgaria Simeon II, Espen Høiby - brother of Mette-Marit, Bjørn Steinsland and Marianne Gjellestad. wiki

Vagn Aage Bangsborg (born May 28, 1936 in Slagelse) - road cyclist, silver medalist of the world championship. Career Vagn Bangsborg's first successful career came in 1962, when Salo, together with Ole Ritter, Mogens Tvilling and Ole Krøy, won the silver medal at the World Championships in time. It was the only medal he won at an international event of that rank. In the same championship he took 49th place in the race of the joint start. In the same competition he also finished 35th in the Karl-Marx-Stadt World Championships two years ago. In 1960 he played in the Olympic team in Rome, but the Danes did not finish the competition. Also in 1957 he won the Danish Stjernet bet, two years later was the best in the Swedish Sex-Dagars, and in 1960 was the fourth in the Peace Race. He has won Nordic Championship medals four times, including two golds. Bibliography wiki

Place of service Kleszczewko at A1 MOPs - Off-road off-road areas, equipped with parking spaces for vehicles and facilities to meet the needs of travelers. MOPs in Poland are divided into three classes: MOPs are strictly connected with restricted roads (motorways and expressways) and must be located in the lane. Do not identify private petrol stations or food service points (bars) with MOP functionality. On the roads of lower classes, including 2-carriageways, such as Gierkówka. The elements are called objects and facilities of the participants of the movement. Problems and lack of willingness ILOs in Poland are basically owned by the GDDKiA, but willing to start a particular object, after being built they only get the right of lease with a fixed rent and a percentage of income. For example, this is a rent of 130 thousand. PLN and 3.5% per month. Revenues from station operations, in addition to opening up to pay 50%. rent, and the lease itself for 20 years. Due to these conditi...

U-308 - German submarine (U-Boot) type VIIC from World War II. She entered service in 1942. The only commander was Oblt. Karl Mühlenpfordt. History The ship was included in the 8th U-Boat Flotilla (Gdansk) to train and crew. June 1943 as a combat unit in the 6th Flotilla. U-303 was sunk during her first combat patrol launched on 29 May 1943 in Kiel. On June 4, 1943, north of the Faroe Islands (Norwegian Sea), the unit was detected by a British submarine HMS "Truculent", which fired six torpedoes at her. As a result of the attack, the entire 44-person U-boat crew was killed. Bibliography List of U-boats sunk by Allied submarines during World War II wiki

Isolde Izolda was the daughter of King Anguisha and Queen Isolde of Old Age. He first appears when he treats Tristan's wounds, given to her by his uncle Morhond. When his identity is revealed, the knight escapes to his homeland. He returns to Ireland to ask Isolde's hand in the name of his uncle and king - Mark of Cornwall and his task is to bring the King's favor to Cornwall. On the trip her mother Isolde gives her daughter's maid - Brangaine a lovebird for the bride's wedding night. On the way, however, Isolde and Tristan accidentally drink a love drink. The young fall in love without a memory and a romance begins, which ends with the exile of Tristan from Cornwall. Legend tells about unhappy, never-fulfilled, but also alive to the tragic end of love and its consequences in the lives of both heroes. Bibliography wiki

Inglourious Basterds - one of the five gods of the fictitious world created by Lois McMaster Bujold in The Curse of the Chalion and Paladin Souls. Its color is white, and the animals dedicated to it are raven and rat. It is a deity of sudden disasters, catastrophes and things not in time. He is the god of the last salvation, the escape for those who have ruined their lives in some way. It is also the domain of all kinds of atypical love. It is a god of balance - that is why his thumb is dedicated. He has the power over demons (including the demon of death) and keeps them from penetrating the world of matter. The bastard's order fulfills various functions. runs shelters for outcasts. Grabs and sends demons back to the bastard who have slipped into the world of matter. Within the Order there are temple witches - people who "bought a demon" and merged with him in such a way that the balance was maintained. The person does not try to take away the demon of power, and the...

Statuette from Tuxtl Statuette from Tuxtl - a small stone figurine dated to the late phase of the pre-classical period, covered with a hieroglyphical inscription in the so-called Epi-Olmec writing, which is one of the earliest examples of the use of writing in the Mesoamerica area. The monument is connected with the cultural tradition known as epi-olmec. It was discovered accidentally in 1902 during agricultural work in the field near the town of San Adreas Tuxtla in the south-eastern part of the Mexican state of Veracruz and acquired by the Smithsonian Institution. He is currently in the Natural History Museum in Washington. The figurine made of jade is 18 cm high. It depicts a human figure dressed in a bird costume (duck or heron) with a beak and wings, supposedly related to shamanic practices. Its surface is covered by an inscription of 75 characters and containing a date in the long count, corresponding to 162 AD. in the Gregorian calendar. wiki

Wojciech Topoliński, responsible Jan Topoliński, OFMConv (born April 23, 1885 in Papów Biskupi, died April 19, 1940 in Sztum) - a Polish Conventual Franciscan, postulator general of the Franciscan Order, theology doctor, PhD in philosophy. Curriculum vitae He was born on April 23, 1885 in Papów Biskupi in the Chełmno district. Professor of theology at the International Seraphic College in Rome, apostolic penitentiary in the basilica St. Peter in Rome, postulator general of the Franciscan Order and postulator of the beatification of Queen Jadwiga. Arrested by the Germans in November 1939 in Gdańsk. He died a martyr's death, murdered (drowned in a bathtub) on April 19, 1940. wiki

Sutartinės - Lithuanian old polyphonic songs performed by women in the north-east of Lithuania, kind of milking. In 2010, sutartinės were included in the list of intangible UNESCO heritage. Description The name sutartinės comes from the word sutarti meaning "in harmony". Songs have several parallel straight melodic lines and are distinguished by verses with meaningful content and chorus with occasional expressions. Sutartinės are made in over 40 different styles. Sutartinės are usually sung by two singers in parallel, by three in canon or by two groups, where the soloist of one group performs verses, a group of refrains and the whole is repeated by the second group. At the same time, the singer moves in a circle, stomping and embracing with his arms. Song lyrics are about work, family, holidays, history and everyday life. Sutartinės are sung during exalted ceremonies, concerts and festivals. Songs are usually performed by women, while men perform instrumental version...

Thomas Achelley (16th century) - English poet and playwright. Little is known about his life, and most of his works have been lost. It is known that he wrote plays for the Queen's Men theater troupe, but the lyrics of these plays have not survived to our times. The news about the poet comes from the mentions of other authors who apparently highly appreciate his achievements. Thomas Dekker mentions him in the work of A Knight's Conjuring, along with Thomas Watson and Thomas Kyd, the author of the Spanish Tragedy. The most famous song of Acheley is a poem, dedicated to Thomas Gresham, A most lamentable and tragicall stories conteyning the outragious and horrible tyrannie which a Spanishe gentlewoman named Violenta executed vpon her louer Didaco, because he espoused another beyng first betrothed vnto her published in 1575, which is a translation Mattea Bandella's history. wiki

Fight with Bolshevism. Comprehensive anti-communist informer - monthly published in 1927-1931 in Warsaw. The editor-in-chief was Henryk Glass. Since 1930 was the organ of the Anti-Communist Agreement. The circulation of the magazine was 3,000 copies. The periodical was an anti-Communist bulletin. The monthly was made aware of the methods of operation of communist centers of ideological diversion, and by publishing commentary documents facilitated the understanding of the intentions of agitation. The letter was suspended for financial reasons. There were 5 prints totaling 1300 pages. His follow-up was "The Truth About Communism - Information Bulletin." Bibliography wiki

Mirko Pätzold (born April 9, 1976 in Strausberg) is a German bobsleigher, silver medalist of the world championship. Career He achieved his greatest career success in 2008 when, together with Thomas Florschütz, he won the silver medal at the two world championships in Altenberg. It was his only medal won at an international event of this rank. In the same championship, his village also ranked fourth in four. The only podium he won in the World Cup was Park City on 7 December 2007, where he was second in doubles with Florschütz. He never performed at the Olympic Games. Bibliography wiki

Kyösti Toivonen (born 25 September 1937 in Jääski) is a Finnish manager and politician, Member of the Eduskunta, Member of the European Parliament for the fourth term. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the University of Helsinki and worked as an entrepreneur and manager. was the manager of the resort. He became involved in the activities of folklore organizations. He became involved with the National Coalition Party. He was a councilor (1989-1991) and a member of the city council (1989-1991) in Holloli. In the years 1991-1985 he was the mandate of the Eduskunta. Between 1995 and 1996 he served as MEP for the national delegation after Finland's accession to the European Union. In the fourth term of office he was a member of the Christian Democrats. Since 1997, the managing director of a tour operator. wiki

Carlo Crespi Croci - Italian Salesian, missionary working in South America. Servant of God Catholic Church He came from a large family. He graduated from the Salesian Secondary School in Turin. In 1907 he made religious vows, and in 1917 he was ordained priest. He studied natural sciences at the University of Padua. In 1923 he left for Ecuador where he spent the rest of his life. He worked in Cuenca, where he ran charity work for the poorest. Educational programs for children from poor families. He gained fame as a propagator of pseudoscience theory about the existence of transatlantic shipping and the origins of South American cultures from the Old World. He claimed that the American continent was inhabited by colonists from Egypt and Babylonia. In his home in Cuenca he created a museum in which he collected a huge collection of supposedly artefacts allegedly given to him by the natives to confirm his thesis. Skeptics' skepticism was described by Erich von Däniken, who treat...

Peter Mair (born March 3, 1951 in Rosses Point - August 15, 2011) is an Irish political scientist, author of groundbreaking work on party systems, political representation and changes in the character and functioning of democracy in Europe. Career Peter Mair was born in Rosses Point, Ireland. He studied history and political science at the University of Dublin. He then worked as an adjunct professor at the University of Limerick (1974-1976), the University of Strathclyde (1976-1978) and at the European University Institute in Florence (1979-1984). From 1984 to 1990 he worked as a lecturer at the University of Manchester, then taught at the University of Leiden from 1990 to the end of his life. He gained international recognition after publication of the work "Identity, Competition and Electoral Availability." The Stabilization of European Electorates 1885-1985, written jointly with Italian political scientist Stefano Bartolini. The authors for their work received the pres...

Tadeusz Wróbel (born November 20, 1910 in Paczółtowice, died April 17, 1987 in Warsaw) is a Polish pedagogue, specialist in initial teaching and comparative pedagogy. In 1937 he graduated from the Jagiellonian University of Pedagogy and then worked as a teacher in September 1939. In the September campaign he was a lieutenant in the "Kraków" Army; For the rest of World War II he was imprisoned in the POW camp, where he organized teacher circles. In 1945 he became involved in teaching Polish expatriates residing in Germany and then returned to Poland and settled in Warsaw. From 1953 he worked as a researcher at the Institute of Pedagogy. In 1974 he went to the Institute of School Programs at the Ministry of Education and Training, where he was awarded the title of professor a year later. It is located on the Northern Cemetery (Q-IV-3, row 13, tomb 10). Publications (selected) Honors Bibliography wiki

View from the top Drahtseilbahn Marzili-Stadt Bern (short for: Marzilibahn) is an off-ramp located in Bern, Switzerland and connects the Bundesgasse in the Old Town with the Marziliquartier. View from about 1900 A track with a track width of 900 mm (up to 1974 - 750 mm) has a length of 105 meters, a height of 32 meters and an inclination of 323 meters. The line was launched on 18 July 1885. Until 1973 it had a water ballast. This year it has been thoroughly modernized. It carries about one million passengers a year. The upper station (Berner Altstadt) is at 540 m above sea level and the bottom (Marziliquartier) at 508 m. Bibliography wiki

Hydrogeological Documentation Commission (KDH) - an interdepartmental body dealing with the consideration and preparation of hydrogeological projects and documentation prior to their approval by the Minister of the Environment. Range of activity KDH was established in 1953 under the auspices of the then President of the Central Office of Geology. Currently he is one of the bodies of the Ministry of the Environment and he works at the Chief Geologist of the country. Members of the Commission are appointed and dismissed by the Minister of the Environment. The Commission assesses the correctness of the geological and hydrogeological work and estimates the scope of the geological work to be performed by the Minister of the Environment. Legal basis for action Source: KDH. The current composition of the committee Source: KDH. wiki

Witold Abańkin (Russian) Витольд Андреевич Абанькин (born 1946) - social activist, dissident. Admiral Admiral Abańkina. In the years 1965-1966 he served in the GDR. In 1966 he was arrested on charges of treason of his homeland with the intention of moving to Germany; Until 1978 he was in custody. He was a participant in the fight for the rights of political prisoners. A friend of the poet and defender of the rights of Yuri Gałanskowa. After his release he lived in Rostov on Don, taking part in legal defenders. Bibliography wiki

Norbert Nagy (born 23 December 1994) is a Hungarian racing driver. Career Nagy started his career in international car racing in 2013, starting with the Single Make Trophy European Touring Car Cup. With a score of 32, he was ranked seventh in the overall ranking. One year later, he continued his Super 2000 TC2 European Touring Car Cup and also joined the Spanish Touring Car Championship with the Spanish Campos Racing team. During the two races in Belgium he was ranked 20 and 18 respectively. Bibliography wiki

Lindsay Owen-Jones (born 17 March 1946 in Wallasey) is a British businessman and racing driver, former president of L'Oréal. Member of the Board of Directors of Ferrari SpA, BNP Paribas and Sanofi, Member of the Supervisory Board of Air Liquide. President of the FIA ​​Endurance Commission. Curriculum vitae Owen-Jones began his career in international car races in 1994 from the start of the GT2 class of the 24-hour Le Mans race. The race did not finish. In 1996 he was fourth. In the later years, the British also appeared at the Global GT Championship (1995-1996). Bibliography wiki

Gérard Meister (born 4 September 1889 in Paris, 7 November 1967 in Amiens) is a French swimmer from the early 20th century, a participant in the Olympic Games. He started the Olympics twice. For the first time during the IV Summer Olympics in London in 1908 he took part in the 100-meter freestyle race. There with an unknown time he fell off in the elimination round. Four years later, during the V Summer Summer Olympics in Stockholm he participated in the same competition. In the elimination race No. 5 with a time of 1: 16.6, he finished fourth and fell out of competition. Meister represented the colors of the Libellule de Paris. Bibliography wiki

Oleg Bieławiencew Oleg Bieławience in Russian Олег Евгеньевич Белавенцев (born September 15, 1949 in Moscow) is a Russian state activist, Vice-Admiral, Representative of the President of the Russian Federation, in the Crimean Federal District (KOF). He graduated from the Naval Technical University of Sevastopol. During the USSR, he was an intelligence officer, performing missions in the United Kingdom, where he was expelled for espionage and in Germany. Since 1995, he has held the position of First Deputy Director of the Russian Federation (State Agency responsible for Export and Import of Arms and Military Equipment). Then, since 2001, an employee of the Ministry of Emergency Situations where Gen. Sergey Shojg was the head of the law firm in 2012 when he was appointed governor of the Moscow Oblast and later joined the Ministry of Defense. > Following the annexation of the Republic of Crimea and the signing of the agreement between Russia and the Republic of Crimea and the sept...

Cezary Duchnowski (born 25 February 1971 in Elblag) is a Polish composer and pianist. Lecturer at the Academy of Music in Wroclaw. One of the initiators of the founding of the Computer Composition Studio at the Academy of Music in Wroclaw. Composer of chamber and symphony works. Enthusiast of improvised music - in collaboration with jazz musicians, he participates in the creation of live music. Career In his youth he played violin, cello, organ, trumpet and piano. Graduated in composition in prof. Leszek Wisłocki at the Academy of Music in Wroclaw, where he later became an academic teacher (he teaches computer music). He co-created the Composite Studio in the alma mater. He works with Agata Zubel, with whom he creates ElettroVoce duet. Together they make projects for voice and electronics. He also developed improvised music. With Paweł Hendrich and Sławomir Kupczak, they formed a group of Phonos ek Mechanes, performing a human-electronics, genre of electronic improvised music, in w...

Crucifixion (about 1475) Derick Baegert (born 1440 in Wesel, died in 1515) is a German late Gothic painter. He belonged to a group of painters from Lower Rhine, who were very influenced by the Dutch. He created under the influence of Roger van der Weyden and Dirk Bouts, but he painted compositions less spatial and filled with a lot of characters. There are 4 passersby altars, 2 altars of the Family of Mary, Altar of St. Luke and the individual altars of other altars. In the years 1493-94 he painted the scene of a court oath in Wesel. His son Jan and nephew Jan Joest van Kalkar were also painters. Selected works Bibliography wiki

Richard Singleton (born November 21, 1988 in Bangor) is a British racing driver. Career Singleton started his racing career in 2006 with the British Formula Renault, the British Formula Renault, the British Formula BMW, and the British Formula Renault BARC. In the BARC series, he won eleven times on the podium, and six times on his top. An achievement of 154 points gave him the championship title of the series. In the remaining series, respectively 16, 64 and 16, respectively, were ranked 27, 4 and 15 respectively in the overall ranking. In subsequent years, he also appeared at the British Formula 3 national championship, the Western European Formula Renault 2.0, the European Formula Renault 2.0 Cup and the British Porsche Carrera Cup. Bibliography wiki

Sanctus Adalbertus op. 71 (colloquially: Big Wojciech, in contrast to Little Wojciech, or op. 72 Salve, Sidus Polonorum) - oratorio by Henryk Mikołaj Górecki for soprano, baritone, mixed choir and orchestra formed in 1997-1998. The work was created on the occasion of the 750th anniversary of the location of Poznań in 1998, but its implementation did not take place due to the illness of the author. Then the song was lost and nothing more was known about its existence, except that it was created. After Górecki's death in 2010, his son found his complete score in the objects left by the author. The adaptation of the piece was made by Marcin Masecki in cooperation with Jerzy Rogiewicz. The premiere performance took place at the Jesuit church in Poznań on November 5, 2016 as part of the Nostalgia festival and the celebration of the 1050th anniversary of the Baptism of Poland. wiki

Rauf İsrafil oğlu Atakişiyev (born July 15, 1925, died on February 3, 1994) - Azerbaijani musician and pianist. Ludowy Artist of Azerbaijan SSR (1967). Curriculum vitae At the age of 8, he began to learn to play the piano. In 1943 he graduated from a music school in Baku. He got to the National Conservatory in Azerbaijan. In 1946 he studied at the Moscow State Conservatory in the K.K.Igunnowa class, and took vocal lessons with Antonina Nieżdanowa. In 1952 he graduated from school and returned to Baku, where he performed as a pianist and vocalist-soloist at the Opera and Ballet Theater. From 1953, he taught at the Conservatory in Azerbaijan. People's Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR (1967), awarded with Lenin's Jubilee Medal (1970), Order of Friendship of Nations (1980), honorary diplomas of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Azerbaijan SSR and Moldavian SSR. wiki

Julian - probably the last exarch of Carthage, the Byzantine commander of Septem (Ceuta) of a Visigothic origin. Septem (today's Ceuta on the Moroccan coast) was annexed to Byzantium in 534. It served the Empire as an intelligence point, involving Spain and the western part of the Mediterranean basin. In 706 Julian, he replied the Arab attack. Then he became entangled in internal disputes in the Spanish kingdom of Visigoths. Thus he weakened his position. When in the 710 armies of the Arabs again attacked Septem, Julian persuaded the aggressors to leave the area and invade the Iberian Peninsula (it was about private accounts of Visigothic King Roderic). Soon Ceuta became the main place for the transfer of troops to the attacked Europe. After Julian's death, the Arabs took total control of the city. Septem was the last Byzantine stronghold in North Africa. Bibliography wiki

Sextus Pompeius Festus (around the 2nd century AD) - a Roman grammar, the author of the lexicon De verborum significatu (Latin for the Meaning of Words), containing explanations of the harder, mostly obsolete words found in earlier Roman literature. > Festus's lexicon is not an original work, but a comprehensive, twenty-one extract of an even larger lexicon under the same title, written by Werker Flakkus. This last lexicon has not survived, we know of its existence from to other authors (including Festus itself). Festus's lexicon is preserved in only about one-third, the oldest manuscript containing the part from the letter M to V. Another extract, this time from the work of Festus, did in the eighth century n.e. Paweł Diakon. It had the entirety of the lexicon, so this extract gives the notion of the content of the untouched Festus books. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Battle of Odolion - August 14, 1920, a decisive takeover took place during the Soviet offensive at Płock-Włocławek-Toruń. After the capture of the city of Nieszawa, troops of Russian soldiers set off for Odolion and Ciechocinek. Mikhail Tuchaczewski, the principal commander of the North-West Front, was cutting off Poland from access to the sea, moving along the left bank of the Vistula River. This plan was thwarted by one subdivision of Polish soldiers sent by General Edmund Hauser - commander of the Warren Camp "Toruń". In this battle, the Soviets, having suffered a severe defeat, resigned from the planned assault on Ciechocinek - despite the fact that the unit was standing in front of the city - never entered it. They only managed to blow up the railway tracks between Ciechocinek and Aleksandrow Kujawski, confusing them with the Włocławek - Toruń line. The Soviets retreated to Nieszawa, crossed the Vistula and went to Bobrownik. "Day 14 August is the only day in the...

Antitrust - block the transcription termination signal, allowing some phages to transition from one DNA region expression to the next DNA region. Mechanism used to regulate phage gene transcription in a host cell: host RNA polymerases first transcribe early genes, and only one of the proteins in this development stage allows transcription of the next phage gene assembly. This protein attaches to the anti-teratogenic complex, which includes, in addition to RNA polymerase, many phage and bacterial proteins, which allows the terminators between the early and late phage genes to be circumvented. This complex is not compatible with Rho protein. Antitrust is also a component of transcriptional regulation of fragments of the Escherichia coli bacterium responsible for the synthesis of ribosomal RNA. Bibliography wiki

и WKP (b) (1937). Curriculum vitae From March 1918 to August 1919, the Komsomol Komsomol Committee, a member of the RKP (b) from January 1919, from August to December 1919 instructor of the political department of the Moscow military command post, from December 1919 to March 1921 in the Red Army. From June 1921 to January 1924, head of the military department, deputy chairman of the organizational unit of the RKP regional committee (b), head of the organizational department and secretary of the RKP party center (b) in Moscow from January to March 1924 the head of the military department and deputy chairman of the executive committee of the district council in Moscow. From March 1924 to March 1925, the secretary responsible for the Kolomna County Committee of the RKP (b), from March 1925 to February 1926 the head of the Organizational Department and PPS. From February 10, 1926 to January 1928, Head of the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (U...

Albert Schubert (born August 11, 1923 in Groß Beuchow) - Major General Stasi. Since 1941, a Kriegsmarine soldier, after the surrender of Germany in 1945, worked in Boizenburg / Elbe as a plasterer, later a carpenter. Since 1947 a member of the SED and Stasi, a member of the district police department in Hagen, since 1951 the Stasi branch in Grevesmühlen, since 1952 the head of the 5th Division of the Stasi Board of Schwerin. Deputy Head of the Stasi Region of Schwerin, 1956-1956 Deputy Head of the Stasi Board of Schwerin, 1956-1957 Deputy Head of the Stasi Stations in Rostock, Head of the 8th Department of State Security of the GDR from 1957 to April 1984, 1963- 1964 student of the Berlin School District, 1966-1968 absent-minded at the MBP German High School of Legal Education in Potsdam, 1965 the colonel, and since 29 February 1972 the Major General. Awarded the Order of Merit for Homeland in Gold (1981). Bibliography wiki

Wojciech Klimek (born 1978 in Gdańsk) - contemporary artist, painter, graphic artist and illustrator. Curriculum vitae During his studies he belonged to Artothek and took part in exhibitions in Hamburg. In 2010 his works were exhibited at a presentation of current Polish art at Landdrostei in Pinneberg. He participated in exhibitions in Dortmund, Zurich, Berlin and Dresden. In 2011 he exhibited his paintings outdoors at the House of Carl and Gerhart Hauptmann in Szklarska Poręba. He made illustrations for magazines and periodicals, among others. For Another Escape, Am Haken, Beobachter, Blond, Die Weltwoche, Fall, ff-Südtiroler, Rolling Stone, TagesWoche, Timbersports Series, Swissmilk and Stern. Large format (210 x 150 cm) oil painting by Engel & amp; Gott Klimka was in 2008 for the Jung von Matt promotional show, which won the ADC-Award (Silver) and Goldener Anzeiger 2008 for the Konzerthaus in Dortmund. Trade shows wiki

Curriculum vitae Ludwik Shiwozuka was born in Nagasaki, birth date is unknown. His parents were Christians. At the age of nine he began studying at the Jesuit school in Nagasaki, where he prepared for the work of the catechist, which he then performed. Siogun Ieyasu Tokugawa On January 27, 1614, he issued an order requiring all missionaries to leave Japan during the year. It turned out that the exile also concerned Louis Shiwozuk, as a person involved in the teaching of the Catholic religion. So he went to Manila. There he decided to become a priest. After completing his studies, he was ordained a priest in 1619. He wanted to return to Japan, but he suffered serious illness. He became a Franciscan tertiary monk, began to teach Japanese missionaries to set foot in Japan, and ministered to the Japanese living in Manila. In 1636 there was another opportunity to go to our homeland. Before leaving the Philippines, he asked to be accepted into the Dominican Order. He then went on...

Colonel Koenigsfels teaches horse riding. Jozef Poniatowski - oil painting painted by the Italian painter Bernard Bellotta in 1773. The painting depicts Prince Józef Poniatowski in the uniform of a royal horse guard on a white lipid in the poseidon position. In front of him is Colonel Peter Königsfels, with his right hand and a tricorn in his left hand, on the right, giving a sign to that position. At the gate in the depths visible Ciołek - Poniatowski coat of arms. The painting is in the collection of the National Museum in Warsaw. wiki

Sándor Szobolevszky (born 1907 in Budapest) is a Hungarian boxer, silver medalist of the 1930 European Championships, Olympian from Amsterdam (1928). Career In 1928 he represented the Kingdom of Hungary at the Summer Olympics in Amsterdam. Szobolevszky lost his first duel in the lightweight category with Pole Witold Majchrzycki. In the semi-finals of the 1930 European Championship, Szobolevszky defeated Finland's Kaarlo Väkevä. In the fight for the gold medal he lost to Italy Mario Bianchinim. In 1930 he was also the Hungarian champion in the semi-final category. wiki

Doctrinal interpretation of the law (also scientific) - the type of interpretation of the law, distinguished for its subject. It does not have the character of a binding interpretation, as opposed to some cases of legal interpretation and practical interpretation. Doctrine is done by a lawyer or lawyer, and its influence on the reality and decisions that apply the law depends only on their goodwill and the authority of the speaker. A similar scope is a private interpretation of law, made by non-lawyers. Examples of scientific interpretation of the law may be voices, comments on normative acts. Bibliography Read about legal notices in Wikipedia. wiki

Turtleneck and tie on turn ring. Behind the shoe is the harlequin Harras (ice knives) - a device that allows a skier to move on steep turns or on frozen / snowed snow. They are the equivalent of climbing under climbing shoes. Hooks are accessories made of soft steel or aluminum. They are assumed to be in the situation where the use of seals - ie belts made of special fabric (made of mohair or nylon) with one-way hair, preventing skipping (formerly seals of seals, hence the name) - is insufficient. > Harleys vary in size, depending on the width of the ski under the shoe. Some of the harlequin producers are: Dynafit, Fritschi (Axion, Diamir) and Marker. wiki

Oscar Miestchaninoff (born 1886 in Vitebsk, died in 1956 in Los Angeles) is a French painter and sculptor of Belarussian origin. From his origins he was Lithuanian, he took first paintings at the school of painting and drawing by Jehuda Pen and then went to Odessa, where he studied for a year at the School of Fine Arts from 1905. In 1906 he left Russia and went to Paris, where a year later he started studying at the École des Arts Décoratifs and the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts. After graduating in 1911 he also took lessons at Joseph Bernards. In 1908 he became a member of the Salon de la Nationale, and in 1912 he exhibited his work in the Autumn Salon for the first time. In 1919 he went to southern Asia, met sculptures created by the Khmer, stayed in Burma, Cambodia and Siam. In 1921 he exhibited at the Salon des Indilites and in the Salon des Tuileries, in 1927 he traveled to India. His works were exhibited in Amsterdam, Brussels, London, St. Petersburg, Moscow and th...

Georgi Cankow Weselinov (Bulgarian Георги Цанков Веселинов, born April 8, 1913 in Kytina, November 21, 1990 in Sofia) - Bulgarian Communist politician, Bulgarian Minister of Interior 1951-1962, Deputy Prime Minister of Bulgaria in 1962. In 1932 he joined the Bulgarian Communist Party, working in trade unions under the influence of the Communists. He took part in the communist resistance movement during the Second World War, led the terrorist groups in Sofia from 1941 to 1944. After the communist takeover of power in Bulgaria in September 1944, he became general secretary of the Universal Workers' Union. 1948-1962 Member of the Central Committee of BPK, since 1954 also member of the Politburo of the BPK. 1947-1950 Member of the Presidium of the National Assembly. From January 6, 1951 to March 17, 1962, he was Minister of Internal Affairs of Bulgaria. He was responsible for mass persecution of the opposition and political terror. In 1962 he was briefly deputy. Bibliography wiki

King's Wrath - the third part of the Valisar Trilogy written by Australian writer, Fiona McIntosh. In English in Australia was released on 30 November 2010 by HarperVoyager. The first Polish edition took place on October 9, 2013 by the Galeria Książki publishing house. Description of the plot At the end of the second volume, it turns out that Loethar is the rightful Valisar and that Kilt Faris is the patron, the one who was born specifically for Valisara, who, when bound, will give him great power and become slave himself. Leonel had very little power in him, so he could not sense the patron, who was literally beside him for half his life. Loethar immediately sensed a powerful magical power. During this time, Piven's revenge ruled revenge, he is doing terrible things, "murders Sergius, eats a piece of his guardian for the patron. In the absence of a dictator in the capital his brother tries to overthrow the ruler and himself sit on the throne of the empire. In the land...

Olaf Frederik Stuger (born 3 May 1969 in Driebergen) is a Dutch politician, Member of the Tweede Kamer, Member of the European Parliament for the eighth term. Curriculum vitae Graduate of the Administration at Leiden University (1995). He worked as an official in the Ministry of Justice, then as a consultant (including IBM) and then a sales manager. Political activity began in the Democratic Party of 66, then he was a member of the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy. In May 2002, on behalf of Pim Fortuyn, a party founded by Pim Fortuyn, he was appointed to the Tweede Kamer, the lower house of the United States. He lost again as a result of the next election in January 2003. He resigned from September 2006 to the end of his term in November 2006. In the same month, he was elected Ljst Vijf Fortuyn, parliament. Olaf Stuger was involved in lobbying. He later joined the Party of Freedom. In 2014, PVV was elected to the European Parliament's Eighth Legislature. wiki

Interactive graphic programming - one of the programming methods in automation and robotics, mainly related to robots. Programming cycle The programming station is created (in addition to the program execution instructions and all movements) - also the position and orientation coordinates of the tool. Programming is done on a CAD-friendly operator, with a color simulation of a robotic workstation in which the robot moves. The entire task that the robot performs is virtual (virtual reality) and executed on the screen, where it automatically creates the program responsible for controlling the robot. staff To control the motion of a virtual robot ("screen"), you use identical instructions - commands as for real robots, for example: programming language instructions or simulation software instructions. Application Interactive graphical programming is realized in CAD-like systems by simulating robot movements in a simulated robotic workstation. 1.D.Schmid, A.Baumann i...

Davide Campana (born 13 September 1972) is an Italian racing driver. Career Campana started his racing career in 1990 with the Italian Touring Car Championship. With a total of five points, he was ranked 24th overall. In subsequent years, he also appeared in the Masters of Formula 3, Italian Formula 3, British Formula 3, Monaco Formula 3 Grand Prix, Macau Grand Prix, FIA GT Championship, Euro Open by Nissan, Renault Sport Clio Trophy, German Supertour Championship and German Touring Car Challenge. In the World Series by Nissan of Italy, he competed in eight races of the 1999 season with the Italian team Venturini Racing. Ra, during the round at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, managed to stand on the podium. A total of 25 points earned him 14th place in the final drivers' classification. Bibliography wiki

The closed cycle track "New Dynasy" at ul. Podskarbińska 11 in Warsaw "New Dynasy" - a closed concrete track with a length of 333,33 m at ul. Podskarbińska 11 in Warsaw. History Tor designed by Janusz Kalbarczyk. Put into use 6 May 1972. One of the initiators of its construction was the trackman PZKol Janusz Strzałkowski. In addition to the track there was a hotel with catering facilities, two sports halls, a sauna, a gym, a health club and an ambulatory. On the occasion of the opening of the Warsaw OZ Kol track, the host of the RKS Eagle organized an international competition. They competed in the top Polish cyclists, former world runner and Olympic medalist from Mexico Janusz Kierzkowski and riders from the club Kovo Praha (CSRS). Winners of the competition: Currently the track is not running. As a result of the negligence and lack of funds, the property was ruined and unusable. In 2014, a group of activists from the "Two Eight" club club, ...

Huts - a small glade in the Rybie Potok Valley in the Polish High Tatras, located in the woods on the Oswald Balzer Way above Włosienica, on the slope below the Opal. It was located at the height of about 1340-1390 m. Formerly it was a pastoral of glade belonging to Hali Morskie Oko. At the beginning of the glade there were sheep, there was a hut and hence the name of the glade. Sheeps were only grazed in the spring, then were driven to the Valley after the monk. Only cow and lamb were kept in her pasture. After the creation of the Tatra National Park the grazing was lifted. It has been used for a long time as a summer camp for PZA tents. wiki

Baal-Shalis, the land of Shalis, Baicaris - an unidentified place near Ephraim, where, according to 1 Samuel (1 Samuel 9: 4), Saul set out to seek his father's asses. In 2 Kings of Kings (2 Kings 4: 42-44) there is a description of Elisha's miracle to multiply food for the inhabitant of Baal-Shalish. Eusebius, a writer from Caesarea in Onomasticon (Onom. 56, 21), mentioned the place of Baicaris, calling it Baal-Shalisha after the Septuagint. Its location was erroneously approx. 24 km north of Lod in Timna Valley. Bibliography wiki

Mesiodens (medial tooth, Latin mesiodens) - extra tooth located in the middle line between the teeth of the jaw (rarely mandibular). The shape of the middle tooth is often conical, creeps up palatially between the teeth and causes incision. This disorder is inherited as a dominant autosomal feature. The incidence ranges from 0.5 to 0.7% and is higher in men than in women. In about 20% of cases, two or three middle teeth are identified. Presence of mesiodensis can cause delays in incisal teeth incision, displacement, diastema or congestion. wiki

Maksim Flurowicz Kalimullin, russian Максим Флюрович Калимуллин (born 22 May 1984 in Oktiabrskaya) is a Russian skipper. Finalist of individual European Junior Championships (Pocking 2003 - 15th place). Two-time medalist of individual Russian youth championships: silver (2004) and bronze (2005). Double gold medalist of the youth team of Russia (2003, 2004). Three-time medalist of the Russian championships pair: golden (2006), silver (2004) and bronze (2003). Five-time silver medalist of the Russian team championship (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007). Bibliography wiki

Hanna Komorowska-Janowska (born 1946) - a Polish pedagogue, linguist, anglist and glottodidactics, professor at the University of Warsaw. Since 1989, he has been a Polish delegate to the Language Section of the Council of Europe, and from 1992 the president of the Polish Society of Modern Languages. Komorowska-Janowska developed and implemented the concept of language teacher education, developed a methodology for constructing language teaching programs, and developed a methodology for empirical research in language teaching. More important works Bibliography wiki

Klavdija Timofeyevna Novgorodtsev (Russian: Клавдия Тимоевна Новгородцева, born March 22, 1876 in Yekaterinburg, died on March 23, 1960 in Moscow) - Soviet party activist. Curriculum vitae In the years 1897-1899 she was a student of the training courses and managers of physical education of P. Lesgaft, in 1904 she joined the SDPRR, arrested several times, in 1915 sent to Turuchański, March 19, 1917, amnesty after the February revolution. She married Yakov Sverdlov. From March 1917 to 1918, she was the head of the publishing house of the Central Committee of SDPRR (b) "Priboj", 1918 she was the secretary of the Central Committee of the Central Committee of the Council of Ministers (b), head of the Central Committee of the Central Committee of the Central Committee (b) and until June 1919 the General Department of the Central Committee of the ROC (b). From June 1919 to 1920, she was the head of the Finance Department at the Central Committee of the Central Committee of the R...

Logo of the EXA agency Ecuadorian Civilian Space Agency (EXA, Spanish: Agencia Espacial Civil Ecuatoriana) - a private Ecuadorian non-governmental space agency. It was founded on November 1, 2007 in Guayaquil as the first space agency in the history of Ecuador. Its goal is to implement the Ecuadorian Civil Space Program, conduct research in the field of planetary and cosmic sciences and accelerate the development of science in the country. From 29 September 2008, he is a member of the International Federation of Astronautics. The founder of the agency is Ronnie Nader (born 1967), engineer and professor of astrobiology, who in June 2007 completed training at the Cosmonaut Training Center. J. Gagarina in Star Town near Moscow, thus becoming the first Ecuadorian astronaut. He is the director of the space operations department and the honorary director of the board and actively participates in all EXA projects. Due to the limited budget he has not yet flown into space, although there a...

Aleksandr Karaczewcew, Alexis Karashevtsv Pavlovich (born December 28, 1953) - Soviet and then Russian consular officer, diplomat. A graduate of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations - MGIMO, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR (Russian: Московский государственный институт международных отношений - МГИМО МИДССССР) (1979). He speaks German and Danish. He was given the rank of 2nd class envoy (2006 -). In the Soviet and then Russian foreign service from 1979, among others occupying the functions - head of the department in the human resources department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2002-2004), consul general in Munich (2004-2009), deputy director Department of Security, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2010-2013), consul general in Gdańsk (2013 -). wiki

Barbican of Warsaw, Barbican - magazine of the Polish Tourist and Sightseeing Society published in Warsaw. In the years 1969-1989 it appeared under the title "Barbican of Warsaw." It came out with various subtitles, initially as a training and information bulletin, then as a bulletin of the Provincial Voivodship Board of PTTK and a bulletin of the Warsaw Branch of PTTK. Since 1989, a bi-monthly tourism and sightseeing. In 1990 it changed its title to "Barbakan", with the subtitle: Mazowsze quarterly tourism and touring quarterly, published in subsequent years by: the Capital Regional Board of PTTK, Mazowiecki PTTK Program Center and Warsaw-Śródmieście Branch. It went to 2010, in recent years as a half-year. wiki

KOKO - a music club that used to be a theater in the Camden Town district of London. Until 2004, the building was known as Camden Palace. After a general renovation carried out by Oliver Bengough and his Mint Entertainment company, the club is called KOKO and is considered one of the most prestigious concert venues in London. The club was opened under the name Camden Theater in Boxing Day in 1900. It had 2434 seats on four levels and thanks to that outside the West End was the largest theater in London. Currently its capacity is only 1410 places. There were many world-renowned artists in the club, including Red Hot Chili Peppers, Madonna, Christina Aguilera, Prince, Coldplay, Katy B, Mr. Big, Oasis, Bruno Mars, Amy Winehouse, La Roux, Lady Gaga, The Killers, Katy Perry. Polish musicians and bands who gave concerts in KOKO included: Maryla Rodowicz, Budek Suflera, Golec uOrkiestra, Agnieszka Chylińska, Dawid Podsiadło. wiki

Ars dictaminis - an anonymous medieval treatise in Latin devoted to the art of writing texts. The manuscript of the treatise is contained in a manuscript kept in the Jagiellonian Library (p. 606-744). The treaty was probably just after 1449 or close to that date. The work begins with a short introduction regarding rhetoric (definition of rhetoric and rhetoric). Then there is a lecture on the topic of ars dictaminis (including the distinction between a poetic work and a letter, types of letters, and the list of parts). The next extensive passage concerns the initial greeting and formulas ending the letter with regard to the style depending on the recipient's social status. Next, the other parts of the letter are discussed. The following parts of the treatise are devoted to other rhetorical issues. Bibliography wiki

Conidiofor in Penicillium. Conidia chains are formed on the fialids Fialida - in fungi, it is a special type of conidia that has an open end, through which the conidia spores emerge. The name comes from Greek (phiale - small bottle, jar). Fialida is a cell that does not grow further after reaching a certain height, but begins to produce spores. There are two types of fialid: Conidia produced in fialid may be isolated individually (eg in Acremonium), to form chains (eg Penicillium) or head clusters (eg Aspergillus). Fialids usually have a bubbly or bottle shape. After separation of the conidia from the fialid, there is a trace in the form of a ring surrounded by a clear collar, while the fialida itself is slightly longer. The fialid structure, the type of trail left and the collar, as well as the conidiogenesis are important features in microscopic identification of many species of fungi. wiki

Michał Hryczyna Woyna of the Trąby coat of arms (died 1634) - Czarist of 1629-1634, the royal tutelary, courtiers and royal captain, starost of Chwydow, Curriculum vitae He was born in Lithuania, in the noble Woynów family of the Trąby coat of arms. He was the son of Matthias, courtier and court writer of Lithuanian grandmother, a mother from the Goslawski family. He studied at the University of Ingolstadt in 1617 and at the University of Freiburg in 1619. As a soldier, he gained combat experience during the suppression of the Umarine Uprising. During the war with Sweden (1626-1629) he fought as a captain at the head of his own hussar flag, first in Prussia then in Livonia. He was a participant in the triumphant battle with the Swedes at Treiden. According to Niesiecki, he led the Lithuanian forces in this clash. He died in 1634, during the war with Russia, Atol near Smoleńsk was unmotivated and struggled with health problems, soon lost his life. He was the elector of Władysł...

Turkski - two speeches by Stanislaw Orzechowski calling for a crusade against Turkey. Speech is part of Polish anti-Turkish literature (called turcyki). Using a number of rhetorical measures, they show the fate of the people conquered by the Turks and call for a joint action of Christian Europe against Turkey. Originally written in Latin and then translated into Polish. The turkeys of Orzechowski consist of: Both speeches were also translated by Jan Januszowski and published by him in 1590 in Cracow as Oksza Stanisław Orzechowski for Turki's translation of Jan Januszowski. Bibliography wiki

Krzysztof Jerzy Blauth (born 14 June 1930 in Lviv, died 18 January 1999 in Warsaw) is a Polish sports journalist and reporter. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the Second State Secondary School and Junior High School. Jan Zamoyski in Lublin (1948) and first degree studies at the Warsaw School of Planning and Statistics (1952) and the Faculty of Journalism at the University of Warsaw (1952, graduated in 1973). In the years 1952-1954 he was a contributor to the weekly Stolica, since 1954 he was a member of the editorial staff of the Sportsman, including in 1962-1969 head of the national department, in the years 1969-1976 deputy editor-in-chief. From 1976 to 1992 he worked in the Sports Review. Three times he was awarded the Journal Prize for "Golden Feather" (1964, 1967, 1972), and in 1969 he was awarded the "Laurel Laurel" for his book Price Record. He was awarded the Silver Cross of Merit (1969), Gold Cross of Merit (1974). Books Bibliography wiki

Cystostomy - a type of urostomy. It is a fistula through the abdominal wall to the bladder over the pubic symphysis. The tubing is surgically operated and is fastened to poor sewing so that it can be removed in a non-surgical, light jerk. Application Cystostomy can be used to drain urine from the bladder when the lower urinary tract is blocked when the catheter is not inserted and to reverse the flow of urine to allow treatment and healing of the wounds in the lower bladder and urethra. It is often used as a place to introduce rinse saline to rinse internal postoperative wounds after bladder surgery (eg, removal of malignant lesions), removal of prostate gland (prostatectomy or adenomectomy). Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Creation Indalo - a prehistoric magical symbol originating from the area of ​​Andalusia. The Indalo period, about 6,000 years ago, was discovered in 1868 by Antonio Gongónia y Martinez in the Los Letreros cave, located in the Las Vélez mountains near Vélez Blanco, in the province of Almería. It presents an anthropomorphic form with arms outstretched, in which it holds a bow extending above its head. Its meaning is uncertain, it is assumed that it is an image of a deity holding a rainbow. Perhaps it was a kind of protective amulet, designed to exorcise the evil powers. Today the image of Indalo is the official symbol of the city of Mojácar and the province of Almería. It is considered a symbol of happiness and prosperity and widely used by the tourism industry, it can be found on various souvenirs from the region, t-shirts and keyrings. wiki

Genii veridici - Latin political dialogue by Stanislaw Heraklius Lubomirski about an unknown date of insurrection. The work has not been published and is a monument of Polish literature (manuscript) remaining in the collection of the Jagiellonian Library under the 5190 code. The manuscript is 43 pages. Lubomirski attacked in this dialogue the excessive prerogatives of the Polish noble state in the second half of the 17th century, the overwhelming power of the Sejmik and the golden liberty of the nobility. The writer carefully considered the relationship between the king, the senate and the nobility. The overriding privilege of the noble state - the chief culprit of the sequestration of Polish reality - was pointed out as a source of evil. Against this background, the activities of seven varieties of pests originated from the noble state, which, under the guise of civic virtue, feed on the body of the Commonwealth by riding on seals and sejms. The second part of the dialogue presents...

Amphitheater in Ostróda Amphitheater in Ostróda - an amphitheater located in Ostróda at ul. Mickiewicza 17 A. Located on the eastern shore of Drwęcki Lake. The amphitheater has 2,500 seats. The property is fully covered. There are musical concerts, theater performances, all kinds of presentations, cabaret shows and other mass events. The amphitheater's manager is the Cultural Center in Ostroda. The amphitheater was built as part of the project "II stage of development of the Drwęcki Quay", the cost of which was PLN 25,845,097.25. The contractor was Ostróda Building Company. The contract for the construction of the facility was signed on December 8, 2010. Construction works started in January 2011. The first event in the amphitheater was held two days before the official opening, it was a concert of Ena and Cuba de zoo. The official opening of the facility took place on 26 May 2012. As part of the inaugural event, benefactors of Piotr Bałtroczyk took part. Cabaret Ani ...

Foul - deliberate or accidental play not in accordance with the rules of the game, punished in accordance with the rules applicable in the field of sport. Football Faul in women's football A foul can be pushed by another player, holding the shirt or spitting it. An individual penalty for fouls is the referee's warning, yellow or red card. In the case of the latter, the player must leave the pitch and all his team must play in the weak. A team whose player has been fouled may take a free throw or a penalty kick. A yellow card can be awarded as a result of: Notorious fouls, improperly set in the offseason or in the free throw, for unsportsmanlike conduct, such as simulating a foul. A red card can be seen for a very dangerous hand, spitting or deliberately stopping the ball with a hand, hitting the player without the ball, initiating or participating in a fight. The specific type of foul is a tactical foul. Basketball See more in the article Bugs in the basketball, in the Fou...

The results of the Rally of Great Britain (55th Network Q Rally of Great Britain), the elimination of the World Rally Championship in 1999, took place from 21 November to 23 November. It was the fourteenth and final round of the championship that year and the eighth on the grind, as well as the fourteenth in the Production World Rally Championship. Cheltenham was the base of the rally. The winners of the rally were British crew Richard Burns and Robert Reid at the Subaru Impreza WRC. They overtook Juha Kankkunen and Juha Repo in the Subaru Impreza WRC and Harri Rovanpa and Rita Pietiläinen in the WRC Seat Seat. Production WRC was won by the Peruvian team Ramón Ferreyros and Gonzalo Saenz at Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V. The rally did not complete eight factory crews. Fin Tommi Mäkinen in the Mitsubishi Evo VI Lancer retired from the rally on the 20th special stage due to engine failure. Rally did not complete two Toyota Corolla WRC drivers. Frenchman Didier Auriol damaged the suspension...

Clemens (d. 16 n.) - usurper at the time of the Emperor Tiberius. Clement was a slave to Agrippa Postumus, grandson of Augustus, who was assassinated at the beginning of Tiberius' rule in 14 n.e. After the death of his master he stole his ashes. Then he went to Etruria, gave her hair and beard to Agrippa, and claimed that he was Postumus. He managed to gather in 16 n.e. a group of people in Gaul and Italy. During the march to Rome (in Ostia it was greeted by a large crowd) was caught by Tiberius command by Gaius Salustius Kryspus and after torture lost. According to Cassius Dion, Tiberius was to ask Klemes: "How did you become Agrippa?" And in response he heard: "In the same way as you became Caesar." Bibliography Sources Studies wiki

Afrochristianism (African Catholic Churches) - Religious movements originated in Black Africa as a result of detachment from missionary Christian churches (both Catholic and Protestant). This independence has taken place both at the organizational level and at the dogmatic level. In many cases it was an expression of the aspirations of the indigenous peoples, the liberation of white power and the restoration of the dignity of the black population (the concept of the Black Messiah). The indigenous African religions have been influenced by the worship and doctrine of these churches - common prayers, dances, exorcisms, and faithful fall into the proper parts of the liturgy. Currently, there are about 9,000 independent Afro-Christian churches in Africa, with about 20 million followers. Nearly half of them are located in South Africa, but the largest Afro-Christian church - the tibetan church - was established in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In addition to church-based churche...

The bust of François Raynouard chiseled by Victor Nicolas François Just Marie Raynouard (born 18 September 1761 in Brignoles, died 27 October 1836 in Passy) is a French historian, linguist and playwright. He graduated from law school and worked as a lawyer in Draguignan. Imprisoned at the time of the French Revolution for supporting the Jurassic, he was released after the 9th thermidor. He returned to his hometown, where he successfully practiced law. In 1805 his tragedy Les Templiers liked Napoleon and was very successful at Comédie-Française. In 1807 he became a member of the French Academy. At the end of the First Empire he abandoned writing for the theater and devoted himself to philological research. He was interested in medieval languages. Famed for the six-volume work Choix des poésies originales des troubadour. Main works Arts Philological works wiki

Arsa (gr. arsis, elevation) - in ancient poetry it is the stronger part of the poem. The second, weaker part of the poem is called the thesis. is derived from the "raising" of the foot in the dance, accompanied by singing - arsa was the syllable (or part) of the foot that was sung at the moment when the dancer took his own foot off the ground. As a result, arsa was initially just a rhythmically weak part of the poem. However, with the rise of singing and recitation, which was not accompanied by the dance, the term "elevation" began to be associated with the accompanying lyrics of the rising and falling voice. In Greek, which had a tonal accent, raising the tone of the voice was equivalent to accenting the syllable. Therefore, the term arsis changed meaning and began to mean not weaker, but just more metric and generally accented part of the foot. In the late antiquity, in both Greek and Latin, the rhythmic value of the quantitative lines began to mimic, placi...

Entomologist - an insect researcher, a zoologist specializing in entomology. In the common sense, "entomologist" is a person interested in insects, amateur-hobbyst (entomologist amateur). Although amateur entomologists are not employed in scientific positions or in research institutions, their knowledge is often very large, and observations are important for professional research. Due to the enormous number of insect species and their high variability, entomologists often tend to experiment in narrower specialties. Therefore, among entomologists we can distinguish: diptherologists, colposologists, lepidopterologists, odontologists, trichopterologists, etc. Authoritative control (profession): wiki

Władysław Planetorz (born 14 December 1910 in Cisku, Koźle district, died 16 February 1944 in Kłodzko), activist of the Polish Scouting Association in Germany, subharper. Curriculum vitae He was the son of Józef Planetor of Silesian insurgent and national activist in Upper Silesia. After graduating from the Polish Gymnasium in Bytom (1935), he entered Slavic studies at the University of Konigsberg, continuing his studies at the University of Wroclaw (1937). He was active in the Association of Poles of Poles in Germany, since 1927 he belonged to the Polish Scouting Association in Germany (ZHPwN); He was among He is also a deputy head of the ZHPWN in East Prussia, a member of ZAPwN. He worked with the Polish youth press in Germany. In June 1939 he was expelled from the University of Wroclaw, and a month later he was incorporated into the German army. He initiated the operation of a secret scout organization in Bytom and Strzelec Opolskie; In April 1941 he was arrested along with his ...