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Władysław Trzaska - Colonel Milicji Obywatelska. In the 1960s he was deputy head of the Criminal Service Department of the MO Headquarters in Warsaw (then he published in the journal "Problemy Kryminalistyki" 44-45 / 1963). He became the deputy head (Colonel Stanisław Dereń) appointed on September 13, 1971, the operational and investigative group Kryptonim "Bieszczady", to investigate the murder of Jan Gerhard. In the 1980s he was the deputy head of the Central Commission for Combating Speculation. Together with Grzegorz Fedorowski, he was the author of the book entitled Before his sentence (1973). He was a consultant in the production of the television series Droga (1973, along with Colonel Włodzimierz Kolanko) and the film No ma mocnych. wiki

Tadeusz Szymański (born March 10, 1914 in Kraśnik, died?) - Polish locksmith, deputy to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic of the V term. Curriculum vitae He obtained an incomplete secondary education, a locksmith by profession. He worked as a foreman of Technical Inspection at Kraśnicka Fabryka Wyrobów Metalowych in Kraśnik. In 1969 he was elected to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic in the district of Kraśnik. He was a member of the Labor and Social Affairs Committee and the Heavy, Chemical and Mining Industry Committee. Honors Bibliography wiki

Józef Mieczysław Haensel (born February 10, 1924 in Tomaszów Mazowiecki) - Polish party and state activist, deputy to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic of the 8th term (1980-1982). Curriculum vitae Son of Mieczysław and Zofia. He obtained higher economic education. He joined the Polish United Workers' Party on December 22, 1952. In the years 1953-1955 he was the vice-chairman of the Committee for the Unity of the Nation in Stalinogród, and in 1956 he was the vice-chairman of the Board of the Provincial Union of Polish Youth in Katowice. He was active in the Polish Scouting Association. From November 1957, he was a member of the Provincial Committee of PZPR in Katowice, where he was deputy head and department head, and a member of the executive. From May 27, 1975 to May 10, 1980, he served as the first secretary of the PZPR Municipal Committee in Katowice. He was also the chairman of the Municipal National Council there. In 1980, he was elected to the Sejm of the 8th ...

Marcin Babko (born January 5, 1975 in Sosnowiec, died on November 27, 2016) - Polish music journalist, publicist, vocalist and animator of culture. He graduated from bohemistics at the University of Silesia in Katowice. He worked as a music journalist, publishing in "Gazeta Wyborcza", "Jazz Forum", "Prime" and on internet portals. He was the author of biographical books about Ireneusz Dudek (Ziuta Blues, 2008) and the Coldplay band (Open Eyes, 2006), he also translated Czech and Slovak literature (including texts by Jáchym Topol, Michał Hvorecka or Petr Šulej). He performed as a singer and noise generator in Muariolanza, hipiersoniK, Babie Lato and Frank Babko and Kamienie. He also played on the harmonica on the album "Pogodno gra Fochmanna - Hajle Silesia" by Pogodno. From 2003, he was a member of the Artistic Council of the Rawa Blues Festival in Katowice. As an animator of culture, he was associated with Sosnowiec, where in the years 2011...

Iwan Pawłowicz Wyuczejski (Russian: Вван Павлович Выучейский, born March 22, 1901 in Tundra Bolszeziemielska, died on August 9, 1936 in Bajgacz in the Nenets Autonomous District) - a Soviet politician and teacher. Curriculum vitae He belonged to RKP (b), he graduated from the Archangels State Pedagogical Institute, in February 1918 he became a representative of the People's Commissariat for Food of the RSFSR in Arkhangelsk, 1920-1921 he worked in the Executive Committee of the Televisual Samojedz Council. In the years 1921-1926 he was the chairman of the Executive Committee of the Telesia Samojedzkiej Council, later chairman of the cooperative "Koczewnik", then the teacher and director of the village school. From 1930 to December 1934 he was the head of the Nenets Regional Department of National Education, and from December 1934 until his death he was the chairman of the Executive Committee of the Nenets Oblast Council. He was killed. Bibliography wiki

Wulf (Wolf) Lejbowicz Wilenski (Russian: Wulff (Wool) Lyubovich Vilensky, letter Vulfas (Volfas) Vilenskis, born on August 21, 1919 in Kaunas, died January 15, 1992 in Bat Yam) - Soviet military, Hero of the Union Radziecki (1945). Curriculum vitae He was born into a Jewish working family. In 1936 he graduated from the technical school in Kowno, later he was an NCO in the Lithuanian army, after the annexation of Lithuania by the USSR, he lived and worked in the Uzbek SSR at the railway station. From 1940 he served in the Red Army, in 1941 he graduated from the infantry school, from June 1941 he fought in the war with Germany, from 1943 he belonged to the WKP (b). In the battles of the Pojegów region on October 11-13, 1944, as a commander of the 249th Infantry Regiment of the 16th Lithuanian Infantry Division of the 2nd Army of the Guard 1 of the Baltic Front, he killed many enemy soldiers and repulsed the German counterattack; he was wounded then. After the war, he graduated from th...

Ectoderm in the embryo Ectoderm (Latin: ectodermis, Greek ectopsis, dermal skin), ectoblast - external germ layer, cell layer formed in embryonic development of animals during various gastrulation. The outer body cover, the anterior and posterior intestinal epithelium, the nervous system and sensory organs develop from the ectoderm. The ectodermal origin has, among others, Malpighian coils and the arthropodic system of arthropods. At the time of neuronization in the development of vertebrates, ectoderma is divided into surface ectoderm and neuroektodermę. From the former, the epidermis and its various derivative forms (sweat glands, sebaceous glands, feathers, scales, hair, etc.), partially enamel of the teeth, elements of the eye (cornea, lens, retina) arise. A nerve coil is created from neuroectoderm. Bibliography wiki

Vehicle - according to the Road Traffic Code, a motor vehicle whose construction is capable of traveling at speeds exceeding 25 km / h. This term does not apply to agricultural tractors. It is usually used for the carriage of people or things on the roads or for the towing of vehicles used for the carriage of persons or things. According to art. 4 sec. 1 and par. 2 of the Law of 6 September 2001 on road transport, vehicles in the meaning of this Act shall also be considered vehicle assemblies consisting of a motor vehicle and a trailer or semi-trailer. wiki

Boleslaw Mucman (Mucman-Muszyna, Micmacher) (born 1905 in Warsaw, died 1942) - Polish composer. Curriculum vitae He was a composer of many popular songs - labeled as comic, jovial or anarchic: Panna Andzia is outgoing, Mrs Zielonka, Come on beer in front. These songs were pastiches, full of grace and humor, songs referring to their character in the authentic ballads of the Warsaw suburbs. These songs have gained a huge, long-lasting popularity today. Our review reported that the song by B. Mucmana-Muszyna p. The boring story, sung by E. Bodo at the Tip-Top Theater, has won a record of success. wiki

Leon Lipski Leon Lipski's grave "Łukasz" at the Bródno Cemetery in Warsaw Leon Wincenty Lipski, ps. Curriculum vitae The son of the miner Teodor and Franciszek of the Rzepkiewicz, brother of Ludwik and Antoni. He graduated from high school, then he was a bachelor in magistrate in Dąbrowa Górnicza. 1918 participated in disarming the Germans. In 1919 he sat in the Labor Delegation Council. From 1920 to 1921, he served as secretary of the district committee of the DFP in Dabrowa. From June 1926 the Registrar of the District of Poznań - Pomerania. 1929 Secretary of the District Committee (KO) Warszawa-Podmiejska, and 1930 Secretary of the Warsaw Pact Committee. Participant of the 5th Congress of the CPP in Peterhof in August 1929 and VI Congress of the CPP in Mogilev in 1932. In 1936 the secretary of the CPO in Łódź, member of the CPP Central Committee, head of the National Secretariat of the CPP, opponent of Stalinization of the party. In the years 1919-1938 repeatedl...

Atmospheric sediment - products of water vapor condensation, fog droplet deposition and rain, appearing on cooled substrates (soil, plants, objects). Atmospheric sediments are those that form only on the surface of solids, while the forms appearing on surfaces as a result of gravitational precipitation are called atmospheric precipitation. Atmospheric precipitation can occur as a result of water vapor precipitation or atmospheric precipitation. Atmospheric precipitations are part of meteorological phenomena. The most common are: solid residues szadź hoarfrost zamróz Flotation - a rash that occurs on sloping and vertical surfaces in the form of falling and falling water droplets. It is caused by the inflow of warm and humid air to the cooled walls of buildings or rocks. Appears from windward side. Rosa - sediment in the form of water droplets formed on the surface of rocks, plants and other objects by the condensation of water vapor contained in the air. Occurs when the air is co...

Charles W. "Chuck" Parsons (born February 6, 1924 in Bruin, Walnut, January 3, 1999) is an American racing driver. Career Parsons started his career in international car races in 1966 from the Canadian-American Challenge Cup, where he once stood on the podium. With six points, he finished eighth in the overall standings. In the later years, he also competed in the USAC National Championship, a 24-hour Le Mans race, a Daytona 24-hour race, the US Formula A / F5000 Championship, and the L & M F5000 Championship. Bibliography wiki

Philip Ma Ching Yeung (Chinese: 馬清揚, born May 1, 1963 in Hong Kong) is a Hong Kong-based racing driver. Career He started his racing career in 1995 with the start of the Global GT Championship, where he did not earn points. In the later years, the Hongkong also appeared in the Asian Touring Car Championship, the Asian Porsche Carrera Cup, the Asian Formula Renault, the FIA ​​GT Championship, the Windsor Arch Macau GT Cup Grand Prix, the Asian Le Mans Series, the World Touring Car Championship, the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup, Asian GT Series, Malaysian Super Series, City of Dreams Macau GT Cup, Maserati World Series Trofeo, Ferrari Challenge Asia Pacific and Audi R8 LMS Cup China. In the World Touring Car Championship, he competed in the 2010-2011 season. During the second race in Macau in 2010 he ranked in tenth position, which was his best result in the championship. Bibliography wiki

Price and wage freeze - a tool used to stop inflationary processes by introducing a periodic ban on price increases and wages by the state. It is not an effective tool because it struggles with the symptoms, not the causes of inflation. Normally, after the freezing period, prices and wages can grow even faster. In the economy there is also a phenomenon of freezing wages (without freezing the prices). It can be a result of a business-to-employee agreement that aims to stop rising costs of production and keep the business going. Bibliography wiki

William Marvin "Bill" Whittington (born September 11, 1949 in Lubbock) is an American racing driver. Career Whittington started his international racing career in 1978 with the GTU IMSA Camel GT Challenge. With a score of 108 points, he placed second in the overall ranking. In later years, the American also appeared in the Lumbermens 500 North American Sports Car Championship, Champ Car, World Sportscar Championship, World Challenge for Endurance Drivers, USAC National Championship, 24 Hours of Le Mans Race, World Championship for Drivers and Makes, FIA World Endurance Championship, USAC Gold Crown Championship, IMSA Camel GT Championship, IMSA Camel GTP Championship and Indianapolis 500. Bibliography wiki

Paul Brannen (born September 13, 1962 in Peterborough) is a British politician and Member of the European Parliament for the eighth term. Curriculum vitae He graduated from Walbottle High School, then completed his theology and religious studies at the University of Leeds. He was the president of the university student union. He has worked on various social campaigns, as well as in the charity Christian Aid as the director of the region. He became a Labor Party activist in 1997 and in 2001 he failed to run for the House of Commons. In the 2014 elections, he was elected by the MEPs of the eighth term of office. He joined the faction of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats. wiki

Crime in Lebanon - a crime committed during the slaughter of the Volodymyr by the UPA branch in the Libanówka colony in the Dublinie district of the Volyn province. The Polish-Czech Colonel Libanówka became the target of the UPA attack in August 1943 (date unknown). On the same day, other nearby Polish towns were attacked: Aleksandrówka, Julianówka, Rudka, Zofiaka, Karolinka, Koblin and Bojarka. Attacks in these towns took up around 75 victims. Part of the Libanow inhabited by the Poles was surrounded by a cordon cordon and the inhabitants were killed without saving women, children and old people. In this way, about 100 people were murdered. Perhaps two Czechs were also killed. of the institution, then the Secretary General, since the 1982 president. He was the author of about 20 books, included in the literature of fact, dealing with issues of European recent history. He studied, among others. unexplained circumstances of death of Mata Hari, Rudolf Slansky, Mikhail Tuchacz...

Polish pastry tournament - Polish entertainment program, broadcast by TLC channel since 2012. The program was based on the original Love Productions format, titled The Great British Bake Off, which was broadcast on BBC Two's UK channel and thus became a hit in the UK and generated "busting fashion." The first Polish edition of the program took place on October 10, 2012 on TLC and was broadcast on Wednesday evenings. The final of the first edition of the Polish baking tournament was broadcast on 21 November 2012. The first season counted for 7 episodes. The premiere of the second edition of the program took place on 9th September 2013 on TLC and re-broadcast every Wednesday. The second edition was released on October 23, 2013. The second season was 8 episodes. About program The program is attended by dozens of home baking enthusiasts taking part in the competition, which aims to select an amateur master of Polish confectionery. On the next assignment, viewers wil...

Stanislav Kubíček (born 23 May 1940) is a Czech skater, representing Czechoslovakia during his career. 13th individual champion of Czechoslovakia (best result: 1965 - 5th place). Czechoslovak representative on the international stage. Silver medalist of the World Championship Team (Vienna 1963). Two-time participant in individual finals of the world championships on the long track (Scheeßel 1974 - XVI place, Mariánské Lázně 1976 - 18th place). A multiple participant in the elimination of individual world championships (best result: Slaný 1964 - IX place in the continental finals, promotion to the European finals as a reserve player). In 1965, he finished 2nd place (behind Farit Szajnurow) in the Zlata Přibba tournament in Pardubice. Bibliography wiki

NM149S - Norwegian sniper rifle manufactured by Våpensmia A / S. Since 1988 it has been in the armaments of the Norwegian army. The NM149S rifle is a repetitive weapon, with a four-action lock, modeled on the Mauser M1898 rifle. It is equipped with a bed and a wooden flask. The flask has an adjustable length (washers mounted between the flask and the flask of the flask). The NM149S is equipped with the Schmidt-Bender 6x42 optical viewfinder and can also be equipped with the Optrad KN250 passive night vision scope mounted on the optical viewfinder. NM149S can be equipped with a bipod and muffler. Bibliography wiki

Franz-Wilhelm Mach (born February 3, 1916 in Hamburg, October 31, 1945 in a labor camp in the USSR) is a German major, commander of the 1st Cavalry Squadron of the 4th Cuban Cavalry Regiment, composed of the 1st Cavalry Cavalry Division during World War II. In April 1936 he joined the Wehrmacht. Served in 5th Cavalry Regiment. In 1937 he graduated from the military academy in Dresden, and in 1938 was a cavalry school. He was a lieutenant in the 11th Cavalry Regiment. At the end of August 1939 he went to 262 Reconnaissance Division, which fought in the war with Poland. In the beginning of 1940 he was promoted to lieutenant. At the end of April this year he was awarded the Iron Cross 2nd Class. In June he was promoted to lieutenant. He served in the 11th Reserve Cavalry Division. From January 1941 he commanded a squadron of the Division. In July 1942, he was appointed captain. He was a lecturer at the Krampnitz cavalry school. From February 1943 he served in the Commandant's Office...

Boguslaw Jeremicz (born August 12, 1962) is a Polish karatek of kyokushin, a sports activist. Co-founder and organizer of the Gdansk Kyokushin Karate Club. Higher education pedagogical, physiotherapist. He trained for many months in Japan at Jonan Dojo under the guidance of shihan Tsuyoshi Hiroshige, the "master trainer". Kyokushin: Kenji Midori, Kenji Yamaki, Nochirika Tsukamoto, Hajime Kazumi (five-time Japan Champion). . Currently, the Kyokushin Karate Federation has set up more than 40 clubs and cooperates with WKO Shinkyokushinkai. Bogusław Jeremicz is the first karate instructor of kyokushin, who introduced the elements of Iken (in Chinese Yiquan) to the training. He has a degree of 5 dan, which he passed in February 2007 before the committee consisting of kancho Hatsuo Rōyama 9 dan, fuku-kancho Tsuyoshi Hiroshige 8 dan and shihan Hiroto Okazaki 7 dan. Currently Bogusław Jeremicz is active in his club in Gdańsk, runs karate camps and seminars throughout Poland. He i...

David Kuh (born April 11, 1819 in Prague, died 26 January 1879) is a German-born Jewish journalist who was born in the Czech Republic. He was born in Prague, a Jewish family from Germany, after graduating from the gymnasium in Bratislava, and then studying in Vienna at the medical school. He was a co-organizer of the Slovakian football team. After graduating in 1842 he was a private teacher in Vienna, then in Moravia. For a short time he traveled to the Czech Republic with the corpse of traveling actors. During the so-called. The National Revival in 1848 his views were definitely pro-German. In the same year he became a journalist of the German newspaper, which was published in Hungary. Josip Jelačić was sentenced to 1.5 years in jail, serving in Osijek, and then in Terezin. After leaving to live in Prague, where he founded and edited "Der Tagesbote aus Böhmen", it was a strongly pro-German newspaper. He became involved in political activities and was the founder of the De...

Report (Captain's Dugout) - oil painting painted by British painter Marjorie Violet Watherston in 1917, in the Imperial War Museum collection in London. Picture description In a dark dugout, lit only by a candle on the bottle sitting on the left near the makeshift desk, the officer (in the mind of the captain) writes a note while smoking a pipe. The messenger stands in Brody's helmet and coat, waiting for the document. On the right side of the low chair, there is an officer with a newspaper on his knees who also smokes a pipe. This very simple picture shows a typical "front situation" during the First World War. The author presented the soldiers of the British Expeditionary Corps - participants of the "Great War" in a very realistic way. wiki

Let It Loose - The Rolling Stones song from Exile on Main St. from 1972. It is on the third page of the album as track 5. In the edition of the CD and edition of the digital distribution it occupies the position 14, adequate to the order from the vinyl record. Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards for the new album. It is a form of expressing your religious feelings, which is revealed by music bordering on the gospel style, but still with the palette of blues, very characteristic of the band's style. Ultimately, she was qualified as soul blues or sospel blues music. This is the only form of repealing the band's music in this direction. Recording sessions Recording started in December 1971, while Overdubby was played in March 1973. The song was recorded in Nellcôte using a recording studio in a so-called truck. Rolling Stones Mobile Studio. They were made in the basement of a luxury villa belonging to Keith Richards. Glyn Johns was responsible for mixing and mastering...

Cândido Mariano da Silva Rondon (born May 5, 1865 in Santo Antônio to Leverger, January 19, 1958 in Rio de Janeiro) is a Brazilian marshal, engineer, activist and defender of Indian law. His father was a Frenchman and his mother was an Indian. He went on to become a military officer and became a communications officer in the Brazilian army. His task was to design and construct telegraph lines through undeveloped areas of the country. During this work he made contact with numerous Indian tribes inhabiting the Brazilian interior. He hired Indians as guides or workmen in the selves. Paying the same rate to their own soldiers, they earned their respect. In 1910, he created the Indian Protection Service, which was dedicated to solving their basic living and health problems. In 1914 he made a joint trip to the Amazon with US President Theodore Roosevelt, which made him popular and recognizable. He obtained, among others. marshal, and the Brazilian government named his name Rondônia, one ...

Andriej Andronowicz Fomin (Russian Андрей Андронович Фомин, 1918-1983) - Soviet diplomat. Curriculum vitae He belonged to the WKP (b), 1943 graduated from the Mikołajowski Shipbuilding Institute, from 1946 he worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR, including 1946-1954 at the UN Department of Foreign Affairs. In 1954-1955 he was First Secretary of the USSR Embassy to the United Nations, 1955-1957 to the Permanent Representative of the USSR to the United Nations, 1957-1959, Senior Advisor to the United Nations, and July 1960 to the USSR in Congo-Léopoldville (now Democratic Republic of the Congo). From 1960 to December 1961, he served as advisor to the USSR State Department, from December 1961 to November 21, 1962, a USSR Ambassador to Brazil, and from November 21, 1962 to September 30, 1965, as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the USSR in Brazil. From September 1965 to 1967 he served as deputy secretary general of the USSR Foreign Ministry, from 1967 to F...

Aleksandra Karola Słominska (born 4 November 1858 in Jeżewie, died February 16, 1954 in Poznan) is a Polish social and female teacher and social worker. Curriculum vitae Daughter of the official of Ignacy and teacher of Zenobia from the Wnukowskis. In 1878, Kwidzyn passed the teacher's exam. From 1878 to 1882 she taught French at Hildesheim. From 1882 to 1886 she stayed in Paris, where she studied at the Collège de France while teaching in private homes. In 1886 she returned to Poland (then under the Partition), teaching in private homes. In 1897 she settled in Poznań. She worked as a teacher at the Anastazji Warnke Women's School, Antonina Estkowska's school and a salary for Anna Danysz's niece. In 1901 she passed the exam for the head of the school and founded a boarding school for girls at ul. Arms. The dormitory was exclusively for Polish girls studying in Poznan schools. She also taught history and Polish. At that time, she worked intensively for women. in the ...

Foma Andriejewicz Triebin (Russian: Фома Андреевич Требин, born October 18, 1904, died July 9, 1971 in Moscow) - Soviet engineer, scientist and diplomat. Curriculum vitae In 1929 he graduated from the Moscow Mining Academy, a member of the WKP (b), 1929-1931 engineer and chief engineer of the trust, 1931-1934 successively as assistant, assistant professor, deputy head of the cathedral and p. deputy director of the Moscow Petroleum Institute. Gubkin, 1934-1938 PhD student of the Institute of Flammable Bodies of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. From 1938 chief engineer Glavneftiedobych, later to 1940 deputy head of Technical Board of the People's Petroleum Commission of the USSR, from 1940 to June 1941 deputy director of the Moscow Petroleum Institute. Gubkin. From June to November 1941, soldier of the Red Army, from November 1941 to 1942 p. Director of the Moscow Petroleum Institute. Gubkin in Ufa (evacuated there from Moscow after the German attack on the USSR), from 1942 t...

Krzysztof Truskolaski (born July 25, 1990 in Bialystok) is a Polish politician, Member of Parliament for the eighth term of office. Curriculum vitae The son of the President of Białystok Tadeusz Truskolaski. He graduated from the Faculty of Economics and Management at the University of Bialystok. He worked in the sales and marketing department of a local company, worked in the youth council of the city in Bialystok. In the parliamentary elections in 2015, he ran for the Sejm in the Białystok district from the first place on the list of Modern Ryszard Petru. He obtained the mandate of the VIII term of office, receiving 14 141 votes. wiki

Kazimierz Szwykowski (died in or after 1830) - secretary of Stanislaw Paweł Jabłonowski, Polish deputy in Berlin, and his deputy from October 1791 to March 1792, member of the Lithuanian Treasury Committee since 1794, member of the Treasury Committee of the Government Commission since 1812, Vilnius Appeal Court. He was the son of Bernard Szwykowski and Anna of Karasek. He married Marianna of Abramovich. Children: Kazimierz, Francis, Leon, Stanislaw, Julia, Barbara, Marianna. Bibliography wiki

Franciszka Pinzokere (born August 17, 1627) is a Roman Catholic, Christian martyr, martyr, and martyr. Curriculum vitae After the death of her husband she was accepted by Dominique Castellet Vinale to the Dominican tertiary. At that time, persecution of Christians in Japan continued. Her home was a shelter for missionaries, for which she was burned alive in Nagasaki on August 17, 1627. She was beatified in a group of 205 Japanese martyrs by Pius IX on July 7, 1867 (document dated May 7, 1867). The day of her memory is September 10th (in the group of 205 Japanese martyrs). Bibliography Bibliography wiki

Massacre on Jeżyce - massacre made on Polish inhabitants Jeżyc (then independent village, from 1900 parts of Poznan) by Prussian soldiers, on the evening of 13 May 1849. The genesis of the events was the deterioration of Polish-German relations after the Wielkopolska uprising in 1848. The massacre was initiated by a quarrel between Prussian soldiers and several Polish farmers who demanded to play along the road connecting Jeżyce with Poznan Mazurka Dąbrowski. This situation did not appeal to the soldiers in this place. Quickly fought. The soldiers who could not handle the farm workers were sent to the nearby railway station, which was then located in Jeżyce, in the area of ​​ul. Gajowa. About half of the battalion of the army supported by young German civilians armed with rods and sticks came from there. Initially, all the Poles encountered were beaten and abused, and then burglaries broke out in residential homes, where furniture and equipment were broken and broken, windows were t...

Jan Muzyka (born March 11, 1960 in the Plac) - Polish cyclist, medalist of the Polish championship, representative of Poland. Curriculum vitae He started his sports career at the LZS Jasło club, then represented the colors of Rainbow-Plon Rzeszów and Legia Warszawa. With Legia he won the bronze medal of the Polish championship in the team race for 100 km. In 1982 he played in the world championship, taking 17th place in the team race for 100 km. His biggest success in his career was his victory at the Małopolskie Mountain Race in 1982. In the mid-1980s he competed in the colors of the French Creteil. He ended his career in 1986 because of injury. Since 2002 he has been a councilor of the District Council in Jasło, in the years 2006-2010 he was a member of the board of the Jasło County. This last function has been resumed since November 2015. It is also a village administrator of the village of Bibliography wiki

On Christian doctrine (Latin doctrina christiana) - the theological and philosophical work of Augustine of Hippo, being an introduction to the reading of Scripture and Christianity itself. It is one of the works that fundamentally influenced the formation of Western culture and mind. Augustine discusses in his work the use of semantic analysis for the interpretation of the Bible. He is particularly referring to the logic of the Stoics and Aristotle. One of the important themes of the work is the understanding of the sacrament as a sign. The main part of the work, the first two books and part three, was created in the years 395-396, so just after Augustine became the bishop of Hippo. The remainder of the third and fourth books were added several years before his death in the years 426-427. The author probably wrote them with notes and dirty notes from the early years. Critical editions and translations The Latin text of De doctrina christiana was published in the following series: ...

Fragment of a park Luisa Forest - a forest park located in Człuchów, on the grounds of the former Teutonic castle. The beginnings of the park's establishment date back to 1800, when the first squares in the Kujawy peninsula were established. At the castle (earlier, in 1792, an outflow from Lake Miejski was dug out, which reduced its water level and facilitated access to the peninsula). In 1807 in Człuchów, a Prussian queen, Luiza, who was particularly fond of the beauty of the old peninsula, came to Tylza. In 1811 the inhabitants called the peninsula Luisa Hill. In the 1920s the Association of Friends of Nature was established, which was one of the main goals of beautifying the park. In 1826 the park grounds were under the management of the city. Since 1854, the City Beautification Society operated, which made further investments in the area of ​​the Luisa Forest. In 1952 the park was handed over to the management of the State Forests, and in 1991 the municipality was handed ov...

Galina Lottariewa (born September 13, 1973 in Baranavichy) is a Belarusian handball player, goalkeeper in the colors of Poland, four-time Polish champion, vice-champion of France. Sports career In the years 1993-1997 she was a competitor of Monteksu Lublin, with whom she won promotion to the League in 1993 and then three titles of the Polish Champion (1995, 1996, 1997). From 1997 to 2001, she performed in the Gdańsk Star, 2001-2004 at AZS-AWFiS Gdańsk, where she won two bronze medals of the Polish Championship (2002, 2003) and the Polish Championship in 2004. In the years 2004-2009 she was a French Le Havre ACH with which she won four French vice-championships (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009). Her last club was Angoulême Charente Handball, where she played in 2009-2012 (first in the First Division and in 2010 in the 2nd Division). In 2003, she received Polish citizenship and in 2003-2004 she played in ten meetings of the Polish national team. She lives in Gdansk Bibliography wiki

Herb Prawdzic Adam Hieronim Parys coat of arms Prawdzic (born 1580, died 1678) - Czerski castellan in 1637, starosta czerski in 1629-1637, Czerski's chapel in 1620-1625, royal court, deputy, preacht of the Cracow chapter. / p> The son of Jerome (died 1605), the governor of Mazovia and Zofia Zielińska, the daughter of Grzegorz (died 1595), castellan Sochaczewski and the governor of Płock. Brother of Zygmunt (died 1653), castellan of Warsaw. He married the daughter of Andrzej Górski, the coat of arms of Nalecz (died 1626), the governor of Mazovia. Three sons were born from the marriage: Andrzej Hieronim (died 1652), starosta czerski and MP; Felix Zygmunt (died 1695), starosta czerski and castellan Lublin; Jan Wojciech, starosta nurski, kamieniecki and ostrowski. He studied at Ingolstadt in 1615. The inheritance of Pieczyska. He was the elector of Władysław IV Vase from Czerska land in 1632. After the death of his wife Katarzyna Górska in 1642, he became the parish priest ...

Jakub Sobieski ps. Świerszcz, Karol Świerszcz (born 23 November 1914 in Cracow, died 16 May 1989 in Brussels) is a Polish historian, activist of the National Party. Curriculum vitae He was the son of historian Waclaw Sobiecki and Stanislawa Zieleński (Szyszkowska). His godfather was the historian Oskar Halecki. Jakub Sobieski graduated from Cracow Junior High School. John III Sobieski. He then studied history at the Jagiellonian University. The war caused the magisterium of history to gain only after the war at the Polish University in Exile in London. During the occupation period he was active in ZWZ-AK. He was the commander of the 33rd National Military Organization (NOW) in the Cracow district. He participated in the Warsaw Uprising - in the grouping "Gustaw". In 1945 he did not return to Poland, went to emigrate to Belgium. There he was a co-founder of the "Worker Catholic Youth" organization and co-editor and editor of the biweekly "Polak in Abroad...

United States WTCC 2012 - The eighth round of the World Touring Car Championship for the 2012 season and the first ever United States race. It took place on September 21-23, 2012 at the Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma in the United States. In the first race was Chevrolet's Yvan Muller and Chevrolet's second Chevrolet. starting list Results Training sessions Qualifications Atmospheric conditions Race 1 The fastest lap Atmospheric conditions Race 2 The fastest lap Atmospheric conditions aytona, Sportscar World Championship, IMSA World Sports Car Championship oraz Global GT Championship. Bibliography wiki

"Droga" - a Polish literary and cultural monthly published in 1922-1937. The monthly was edited, among others. by Adam Skwarczyński, Stanisław Vincenz and Wilam Horzyca. Literary department since 1928 was headed by Jozef Czechowicz. In writing they published, among others. Critics and writers (Kazimierz Wyka, Ludwik Fryde, Juliusz Kleiner, Stefan Kołaczkowski, Konstanty Ildefons Gałczyński, Jerzy Liebert, Teodor Parnicki, Marian Piechal, Władysław Sebyła, Adam Ważk, Józef Wittlin) and others such as Konstanty Symonolewicz. The monthly also included discussions and translations of European literary works. Ideally the letter was close to sanction. He preached the state-building program, accentuating the educational function of literature and art. He supported the institutional organization of cultural life, eg the Polish Academy of Literature. Bibliography wiki

Feliks Sznarbachowski (born 29 May 1876 in Zaporozhye, died August 10, 1931 in Kovel) - apostolic protonologist, canon dean of the olympic chapter. Curriculum vitae He completed the Seminary in Zhitomir and the Academy of Spiritual Studies in St. Petersburg. He was ordained in 1899. In the years 1905-1918 he was the vicar and then the administrator of the Chechnytsk and Berszade parishes. Later, the parish priest in Szarawka parish, the cathedral parish in Zhitomir, the parish of Brahili and the parish of Św. Barbara in Berdyczów. He had the opinion of an outstanding organizer and social activist. He was repeatedly punished by the tsarist authorities for his religious-national activities. He built several churches in and around Żmerynce and Kowlo, as well as a bishop's house and a chapel in Zhitomir. In Brahilov he founded a printing house and was the publisher of the "Brahil's Calendar", published in hundreds of thousands of copies. He published the monthly ...

Ryszard Szpak - Polish military commander. In 1973 he graduated from the Officers' School of Engineering in Wroclaw. He began military service as platoon leader and pontoon company and later became chief of the pantomime battalion in the 2nd Bombardment Brigade. In 1974 he was sent to academic studies at the General Staff Academy in Warsaw. After completing his academic studies a senior operational officer in BSAP 2, deputy commander in charge of lines, chief of staff, commander of the 7th Infantry Regiment, and commander of the 60th OSRWI. In 1996 he was appointed commander of the 1st regiment of road and bridge in Deblin. Bibliography wiki

Herb Migdal ha-Emek was first published on March 28, 1963. The coat is made in the shape of a shield, in which the upper part is given the name of the town in Hebrew מגדל העמק. All the elements that are listed below have a symbolic meaning. The house situated on a hill that towers over the valley below, in particular reflects the geographical location of the city Migdal ha-Emek. It is located on the slopes of the Hare Nacerat mountain massif, which heads north from the Jezreel Valley. Also the Hebrew name of the city in particular expresses its geographical location. Migdal ha-Emek is translated into Polish as the Tower of the Valley, and refers to the strategic location of the city towering over the northern part of the Jezreel Valley. The plowed fields below show the heavily farmed Jezreel Valley. On the right side there is an olive branch, which is evidence of a large number of olive trees growing in the area. The lower part of the coat is toothed, which represents the local i...

Machine cycle is the cycle during which data is exchanged between the processor and the memory or input / output system (read or write). Each machine cycle sends: The memory or input / output circuits should at this time take the appropriate action - save the data or send it to the data bus. Depending on the type of transmission, the machine cycle is different: One machine cycle is performed in one or several cycles (depending on processor and cycle type). wiki

City Theater in Wiesbaden Felix August Helfgott Genzmer - born November 22, 1856 in Lobia, died. August 6, 1929 in Berlin-Dahlem, German architect and lecturer. He was an important representative of late history and worked mainly in Wiesbaden and Berlin. He was a lecturer in civil engineering and town planning at the Technischen Hochschule Charlottenburg (Technical University of Berlin). The most important projects are the interiors of the Royal Theater and the Royal Opera in Berlin, as well as the City Theater in Wiesbaden. wiki

Vipsania Marcella Agrippina (born 27 BC - d.?) - one of the daughters of Agrippa from his second marriage to Marcela. As the granddaughter of the Emperor Augustus's sister, closely associated with the Julian-klaudian dynasty. Ancestors: About 14 p.n. She married Publius Qinktilius Warus, a politician and commander who went down in history as the one who lost three legions during the defeat at the Battle of Teutoburg Forest. Probably their son was Sextus Nonius Quinctilianus (Sextus Nonius Quinctilianus), adopted by Lucius Nonius Asprenas, brother-in-law of Warus, consul in 8th c. wiki

Brisbane Roar, the Brisbane football club Brisbane Strikers, the Brisbane football club Brisbane City, klub rugby w Brisbane Brisbane Heat, a cricket club in Brisbane Brisbane Lions, American football club in Brisbane Brisbane Cricket Ground, stadion w Brisbane Brisbane Festival Hall, the spectacular arena in Brisbane Brisbane, a river in Australia Brisbane Water, the arm bay of Broken Bay, Australia Thomas Brisbane, British soldier and astronomer (5277) Brisbane, planetoida Brisbane (California), a town in the USA wiki

Hermann Georg Scheffauer Hermann Georg Scheffauer (born 1876, died 1927) - American poet. He was born on February 3, 1878 in San Francisco. He was a protégé of Ambrose Bierce. He married a British poet, Ethel Talbot. He had one daughter with her, Fiona. In 1910 he moved to Germany. He died in Berlin on October 7, 1927, committing suicide. He published, among others, the volumes of Of Both Worlds (1903), Looms of Life (1908), The Masque of the Elements (1912) and Drake in California: Ballads and Poems (1912), as well as many translations from German. Bibliography wiki

Seweryn Pieniężny (born on January 6, 1864 in Poznań, died on December 2, 1905 in Olsztyn) - a social and national activist in Warmia, a printer and editor. He was the son of organist Marcin and Marianna nee Słupińska. In April 1891, he married Joanna, the sister of Jan Liszewski, and had Seweryna with her son. Seweryn Pieniężny learned the printing profession in Poznań. He worked as a zecer in "Goniec Wielkopolski". He arrived in Olsztyn in July 1886. He supported Jan Liszewski in the editing of "Gazeta Olsztyńska" (its first issue appeared in April 1886). In February 1891, he took over the editorial office of "Gazeta Wyborcza" and increased the circulation of the magazine and the frequency of publishing. Pieniężnego's involvement in national activities in Warmia meant that he was sued for several lawsuits for allegedly falsely presenting the issue of persecution and limiting the Polish language. In January 1892, he organized a series of rallie...

Alfonz Bednár (born October 13, 1914 in Rožňová Neporadza (now Neporadza), died November 9, 1989 in Bratislava) - Slovak prose writer, translator and screenwriter. In his early works (among others in the novel Sklený vrch from 1954 about the Slovak uprising from 1944 and in the collection Nocel and minutes from 1956 (published in 1967)) he successfully attempted to de-catalyze the subject of World War II). In later works (dylogy Hromový zub from 1964 and Deravý dukat from 1969) he created a realistic epic fresco from the life of Slovak peasantry at the beginning of the 20th century. In addition, he wrote unmasking novels kept in the style of grotesque poetics (including Balkon was for high in 1968, published in 1983) touching on moral issues and problems of human dehumanization in modern civilization. Bibliography wiki

Zofia Majerczyk, after her husband Rumińska (born 3 May 1950 in Poronin) is a Polish skier, medalist of the Winter Universiade (1972, 1975) Sports career She was a competitor of LKS Poroniec Poronin. Her biggest successes in her career were three Winter Universiade medals. In 1972 she won a silver medal in a relay 3 x 5 km (with Krystyna Turowska and Bogumiła Trzebunia) and a bronze medal individually on the run for 10 km, in 1975 she won a bronze medal in a relay 3 x 5 km (with Emilia Pelczar and Barbara Luberdą). In 1974 she won the world championship, taking 30th place in the run for 10 km and 7 m in the relay 4 x 5 km. At the Polish championships she won the Polish championships in the relay 3 x 5 km (1970, 1971, 1972) and the relay 4 x 5 km (1973, 1974, 1975) vice-champion Poland on the course of 5 km (1973), 10 km 1974), a 3 x 5 km relay (1969) and a bronze medal in 5 km (1974). She graduated from the Academy of Physical Education in Cracow (1975). He is the sister of Józ...

Grigorij Jefimovich Podgayev (Russian: Григорий Ефимович Подгаев, born 1920 in Chabarovsk, died May 25, 1990) - Soviet politician. Curriculum vitae In 1942 he graduated from the Tomski Institute of Industrial and became a member of the WKP (b), 1942-1945 served in the Red Army, 1945-1948 was an instructor of the department of the Chabar National Committee of the WKP (b), and 1948-1949 deputy secretary for the Transport Committee WKP (b) in Komsomolsk am Amur. Then (1949-1951) Instructor of the Faculty of Heavy Industry and Deputy Head of the Department of Construction of the Chabar apparatus of the National Committee of the WKP (b), 1951-1954 First Secretary of the District Committee of the WKP (b) / CPSU in Khabarovsk, January 1954-1956 First Secretary of the International Committee District CPSU in the Khabarov Region. From 1955 to 1958 he was a student of the Party High School at the CPSU, 1958-1959 Head of the Defense Industry Department of the Chabar National Committee of the ...

Victor Erice (born June 30, 1940) is a Spanish film director, screenwriter, screenwriter and film critic. One of the greatest individuality of cinema in the Iberian Peninsula. The personal, artistic, poetic style of Erice's work is an original statement from the borderline of film, essay and documentary. Erice makes the film average every ten years, each one becoming an artistic event, gaining wide acclaim. The director concentrates on the autotematic search for the essence of art, while his contemplative, intimate images are an attempt to answer fundamental existential questions. Filmography Full-length movies Short films and episodes in the films of the novel Awards wiki

Robert V. Geasey Trophy - is an award given annually from the 1955/56 season to the best academic basketball player in the Philadelphia Big 5, an informal academic sports program in Philadelphia, PA. This is not an MVP award and does not represent the best player of the main season. It gets her the best player of the direct matches of the Big 5 teams during the regular season. It is sponsored by Herb Good Basketball Club. The members of the informal Philadelphia Big 5 Association are: La Salle University, University of Pennsylvania, Saint Joseph's University, Temple University, Villanova University. Key Winners Guy Rodgers won the first three awards at Temple University. Juan "Pepe" Sánchez won in 1999 and 2000. Jameer Nelson (left) - two-time Geasey Trophy winner. Randy Foye, 2006 winner. University winners Bibliography wiki

Pacific Ocean Naval Institute. S. Makarova ros. Тихоокеанский военно-морской институт им. С.О. Макарова - formed 1937 higher military academy, training for the needs of the Navy of the Soviet Union and Russia. It was formed in Vladivostok on October 18, 1937 as the Third Naval School. May 5, 1939 was renamed the Pacific Naval School (Russia), and on June 10, 1940, the Order of the Naval Popular Commander was given the status of university. April 21, 1954 The regulation of the Presidium of the Verkhovna Rada of the University was named Stiepana Makarov. The Institute has five faculties, educating fleet officers in the following specializations: wiki

Óscar Escamilla (born 1969) is a Colombian journalist and anthropologist, currently a correspondent for the Italian ANSA. Co-author (along with Luis Novo) of La tragedia continua (2000) about the tragic consequences of the earthquake in the Colombian city of Armenia. This essay was awarded the National Prize in Journalism and Journalism at the University of Colombian Antioch. In addition to him, Óscar Escamilla is also the author of Narcoextravagancia (2002) and Manual de autoprotección para periodistas en el conflicto colombiano (2003), a textbook for journalists who cover the armed conflict in Colombia. The guide shows you how to act, protect, and behave in order to avoid a hazard. Bibliography wiki

Gerhard Wolfgang Seeliger (born April 30, 1860 in Biala, November 24, 1921 in Leipzig) is a German historian. He was born in Biala (now Bielsko-Biała) on the border of Austria and Galicia as one of eight children of local politician and social activist, long-time mayor of the city, Rudolf Theodor Seeliger. One of his brothers was astronomer Hugo von Seeliger. Seeliger's grave and his wife in the Leipzig cemetery From 1879 he studied economics and history at the University of Vienna, where he later moved to Berlin, where he obtained his doctorate in 1884. He habilitated from the history three years later in Munich, where he later lectured as a privatdozent. In 1895 he became professor of medieval and modern history and auxiliary science of history at the University of Leipzig. He focused primarily on the history of Germany during the Middle Ages and the Reformation. During the work on the collection of Urkunden und Siegel in Nachbildungen für den akademischen Gebrauch (Documen...

J.J. Totah (born August 5, 2001 in California) is an American actor, stand-up comedian and vocalist. Curriculum vitae wiki

Palaeolithic Venus from Malta Anglican culture - archaeological culture of the upper Palaeolithic from Lake Baikal in Siberia. The name comes from the river Angara. The most important posts are Buriat and Malta and Irkutsk (this culture is also called Maltese-Burek, dating back to about 23,000 years old). The creators of this culture lived in long-term camps in huts 3-4 meters in diameter, buried in the ground or surrounded by stone slabs, with roofs supported on rhenium antlers. Stone industry with mustier remedies. They hunted mainly for mammoths, reindeer and elk. High level of processing of bone, corner and ivory, among others. Figurines of women and birds. In 2013, a Haplogroup Y-DNA R * and mtDNA U * were identified at Malta MA-1. Bibliography wiki

Sam Ross (born June 6, 1901 in Ann Arbor, died September 12, 1980 in Northfield) is an American racing driver. Career In his career, Ross has been leading the United States in the AAA Championship Car Championship and the famous Indianapolis 500, one of the Grandes Épreuves' races in 1923-1930. In the second season of the race, in 1931 the Indianapolis 500 was ranked 15th. The AAA once stood on the podium. With a score of 180 points was classified in eleventh position in the general classification. A year later, 190 points earned him a 12th place in the final drivers' classification. Bibliography wiki

Stefano Gabellini (born 18 April 1965 in Pesaro) is an Italian racing driver. Career Gabellini started his career in international car races in 1995, starting at the Campionato Italiano Velocita Turismo, where he did not earn points. In the later years of Italy, he also appeared in the Italian Super Touring Car Championship, Sports Racing World Cup, European Super Touring Cup, European Super Touring Championship, Italian Super Production Car Championship, Italian GT Championship, Superstars Championship Italy, Superstars International Italy Series, Maserati World Series Trophy and NASCAR Whelen Euro Series. Bibliography wiki

The girl from Brakel (German: Dat Mäken von Brakel) is a humorous fairy tale published by the Grimm brothers in 1815 in the collection of their fairy tale. Contents The action takes place in the town of Brakel. The main character, she is a young unmarried girl who prays in the chapel to the statue of St. Anne, presented as a woman with a child (young Mary). The girl asks St. Anna to help her marry a young man who likes her. The boy (sacristan) behind the figure, tells a woman: "you will not get him." Then the woman, thinking that the statue child said it, complained to her asking her mother to speak. Bibliography wiki

International Business and Global Economy - a periodical published by the Institute of Foreign Trade with a long tradition connected with the Institute's history. The original title of the journal is "Works and Materials of the Institute of Foreign Trade Economics". The first issue appeared in 1973. Dr. Katarzyna Balandinovich-Panfil has been appointed editor-in-chief of the magazine since 2013. The magazine's name also changes to the new "International Business and Global Economy." wiki

The World Cup in fast-paced skating 1998/1999 was the 14th edition of this event. The cycle began on November 14, 1998 in the Norwegian Hamar and ended on March 7, 1999 in Inzell, Germany. The World Cup was played in 9 cities, in 8 countries, on 3 continents. Among the women were Catriona Le May Doan at 500 m and German Monique Garbrecht at 1000 m and Niemann-Stirnemann Gunda at 1500 m and 3000/5000 m. Among the winners were: Canadian Jeremy Wotherspoon at 500 m and 1000 m, Norway Ådne Søndrål at 1500 m and Belg Bart Veldkamp at 5000/10 000 m. Professional medalists Women Results Classifications Men Results Classifications Despite suggestions, for example, Leszek Lesniewski's role in Lesniewski's Family, together with his parents, decided to perform as a one-off adventure and did not return to acting. They both graduated from law school and have a law office. External pages wiki

Creative sector, creative industries - a part of the market created by cultural and technology-related businesses, combining artistic and entrepreneurial activities. The isolation of the creative sector was associated with a new perspective on the area of ​​culture and art in the 1990s. Established in 1997, at the initiative of the UK authorities, the interdisciplinary Creative Industries Taskforce was dedicated to deepening knowledge of the emerging market niche. The team has developed a report that defines the creative sector as "industries that rely on individual creativity, skills and talents, and create the potential for generating new jobs, increasing prosperity and developing intellectual property." The authors of the report have also identified thirteen industries, including the creative sector - advertising, architecture, art and antiques, crafts, design, fashion, film, video games, music, performing arts, publishing, software and radio and television. / p> T...

Below is a list of episodes of the 24-hour television series (TV series) - aired by the American television station Fox from November 6, 2001 to May 24, 2010. In total there were 8 seasons, 192 episodes. In Poland, all seasons were broadcast by Canal +, Polsat and TV4 (Poland). Season 1 (2001-2002) Season 2 (2002-2003) Season 3 (2003-2004) Season 4 (2005) Season 5 (2006) Season 6 (2007) Redemption (2008) Season 7 (2009) Season 8 (2010) Live Another Day (2014) A separate article: 24: Another day. zami. Bibliography wiki

Dautentopet - the only daughter of Pharaoh Ramesses III and his wife Iset, sister-in-law of Ramesses IV Pharaoh and mother of Ramses V. Dautentopet, at a young age, married her Egyptian father, Ramses IV, and gave birth to a son of the same name. She appears with her father and husband in the temple of Chonsu in Karnak. It is shown in the scene of donation of the papyrus stalk and lotus flowers to the husband. She carried the following titles: "Daughter of the King, King's Wife, Mother of the King." Dautentopet was buried in Queen's Valley in a tomb marked QV74. Bibliography wiki

The coat of arms of the Białaczów municipality The coat of arms of the Białaczów municipality presents a golden monogram composed of letters S M interlaced in a blue box. Symbols Monogram S M belongs to Stanisław Małachowski, founder of the city of Białaczów. History The motif occurred on the city seal of 1789/91. Work on the present coat of arms began in 2012 and was commissioned by heraldry Jerzy Michcie. The initial designs assumed that the monogram would be inscribed in the coat of arms of the colony, ie the coat of arms of the Malachowski family. However, the Heraldic Committee recommended to return to the historical coat of arms of the town of Białaczowa without any additions. The current form of the coat of arms was established by the Municipal Council on 30 October 2013. wiki

Cybrys, cytoplasmic hybrids - cells obtained by biotechnological methods as a result of fusion of protoplasts. Hydrogens have the nucleus of one component and the cytoplasm of the other. In some cases, they may contain a hybrid cytoplasm that contains the mitochondria of one component and another of the plastics. Protoplast fusion is performed to transfer traits between two organisms when the parent plants are not capable of reproductive reproduction. The ability to resist disease, stress, herbicide. Getting Cytoplasmic hybrids are the result of asymmetric fusion. Protoplasts of one of the components are treated with iodoacetamide, leading to destruction of the cytoplasm without affecting the nucleus. Protoplasts of the second component are exposed to X or UV radiation. Under the influence of radiation, the DNA contained in the cell nucleus is damaged. The protoplast fusion is carried out to transfer the characteristics of one organism to another. The protoplasts are collected in a ...

Play multimedia file The death of Topsya in 1903 Topsy (around 1875 - January 4, 1903) - a circus elephant killed by electric shock. Life Topsy belonged to the Forepaugh circus. She spent the last years of her life on the New York peninsula of Coney Island. Due to the fact that she killed three men in the past few years (including the animal guardian who tried to feed her with a cigarette), she became a threat to humans, which was a direct cause of her death. It was one of the first deaths documented on the film. wiki

Uvis Kalniņš (born October 24, 1993 in Valmer) - Latvian swimmer, participant in the Olympic Games in London and Rio de Janeiro. Career Champions He won a bronze medal at a distance of 100 meters freestyle at the 2011 European Junior Championships. At the 2013 World Aquatics Championships in Barcelona, ​​Kalniņš competed at 100 and 200 m freestyle, but failed to reach the final, ending with times 50.51 and 1: 51.91. Life records Olympic Games In London, in the 100 m freestyle competition, he finished 30th in qualifying with a time of 49.96. In Rio de Janeiro, he competed in a 200 m variable style competition. In qualifying he finished 24th with time 2: 02,34, which did not give him promotion to the next phase. Bibliography wiki

Mieczysław Marian Świderski (born December 8, 1935 in Warsaw, died on May 3, 2017 there) - Polish sports photojournalist. Curriculum vitae He was born and lived in Warsaw. The Warsaw Uprising survived as a civilian in a family home on Podwale. In his youth, as a player of Legia Warsaw, he practiced water polo. In the years 1958-1995 he was associated as a photojournalist with "Przegląd Sportowy", simultaneously from 1965 until his retirement as head of the photographic department of that journal. He was also a correspondent for the French newspaper L'Équipe. His work also included numerous illustrations for sport books. Twice he was the laureate of the national sports photography competition. Selected badges wiki

Four Songs of Four Seasons - a poem by the English poet Algonon Charles Swinburne, published in the volume Poems and Ballads. Second Series in 1878. The song consists of four parts Winter in Northumberland, Spring in Tuscany, Summer in Auvergne and Autumn in Cornwall. It is varied in terms of form, metric and strophic. In this poem, Swinburne uses alliteration, which is a permanent feature of his work: The sundawn fills the land Full as a feaster's hand Fills full with bloom of bland Bright wine his cup; Flows full to flood that fills From the arch of air it thrills Those rust-red iron hills With morning up. Bibliography wiki

A copy of Bernard Terpiłowski's nobility certificate from 1901 own coat of arms - Terpiłowski Terpiłowski - a Polish nobleman of Tatar descent, sealing himself with his own coat of arms, depicting the silver ax in the purple field, over which the gate also looks, and in the jewel - the silver hawk. According to the family legend, the Terpiłowskis are to come from one of the runaway Tatar commanders - many of whom went to Christianity, becoming in the ranks of Polish knights - gifted for services by King Casimir the Great in Podolia. With time, Terpiłowski extended the area of ​​their displacement to Volhynia and Polesie. They also began to perform Old Polish offices, and one of them - Samuel Skrobot Terpiłowski - was to be even a Cracow castellan. In 1564, representatives of one of the Terpiłowskis' branches, nicknamed Kantemir, received special lands from Jerzy Ilinicz for special merits. From that time, their ancestral seat was the village of Terpiłowicze (formerly Kniaz...

A field note (ethnology) is one of the basic research tools that enables registration of events, phenomena, characters, their features and properties, conversations, etc. during field tests. forms It can take different forms, depending on the persistence method: Methodological practice In ethnology, it is assumed that a note should be prepared on an ongoing basis, while participating in events, but it is not always possible due to the social conditioning of research. Systematic in their preparation is important The aim of the field note is to allow the most accurate reproduction of the research situation, which facilitates analysis and widens the field of interpretation of the collected material. Notes can be short, passwords, if they start a series of associations, to help you later recall event details Fragments containing the current interpretation should be clearly marked in order not to be considered as fact or statement of the examined person. During the interviews, re...

Warcisław (born around 1120, died 1164) - Prince of Obodrzyt, son of Niklot. After his father's death in 1160, together with his brother Przybysław, he took over the rule of the former Obodrzycki principality with the center in Werle, as a lennik of Henry the Lion. In 1163, Henry invaded the obodrzyckie territories under the pretext of anticipating alleged war preparations and besieged Warcisława in the city of Werle. Deprived of support, the prince gave up and was imprisoned in Braunschweig. In 1164, Henry Lew formed a coalition with the Brandenburg margrave Albrecht Niedźwiedź and the Danish king Waldemar, starting a great war campaign against Przybysław. He then ordered to transport the imprisoned Warcisław to Malechów, where he was hanged. wiki

Filip IV in a hunting outfit (about 1636) Velázquez, you can see that the leg was shifted to the left, the barrel of the shotgun was longer, and in the left hand the monarch kept his hat, which he finally had on his head. Pentimento (plural pentimenti, from: pentirsi = regret, change of mind) - correction or change made by the artist at the time of painting, the traces of which are visible on the final version. It indicates that the artist changed his mind about the composition or individual elements while working on the work. wiki

Generalization of the stimulus (Latin generalization - general, general) - the phenomenon that the response to an experimental stimulus is also manifested in relation to many other stimuli present in the experimental environment (which the experimenter may not even know, while the animal observes them). Counteracting this phenomenon, if necessary, the experimenter performs discriminatory conditioning until he is sure that the expected response only takes place on the right stimulus. No differentiation conditions lead to paradoxical behavior described as a magical relationship. wiki

Krystyna Maria Bartz - Polish mathematician, habilitated doctor of mathematical sciences. He specializes in number theory. Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, Adam Mickiewicz in Poznan. She did her work in 1977. Estimation of distinct areas free from zero points of the dzeta function defined on algebraic bodies (Professor Włodzimierz Staś) was the promoter of the work. Habilitated in 1993, a thesis entitled " On some complex formully connected with the Mobius function. He works as a professor at the Institute of Algebra and Numerical Theory of the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science at the Adam Mickiewicz University. It belongs to the Polish Mathematical Society. in "Functiones et Approximatio" and "Acta Arithmetica". wiki

Part of the former water reservoir in which Hydropolis was located. Hydropolis interior Hydropolis - a permanent educational exhibition in Wroclaw devoted to water. Created in 2015 in a building from 1893, it was erected as an underground water reservoir for Wrocław waterways. The cost of the exhibition and the renovation of the building cost PLN 59 million. The basis of the 4000 m² exhibition designed by Mieczysław Bielawski is multimedia and interactive techniques. The exhibition was set up by the Municipal Water Supply and Sewerage Company in Wroclaw. A musical setting for Krzysztof Aleksander Janczak was made by Krzysztof Aleksander Janczak, a spherical projection that was a central part of the exhibition. Bibliography wiki

Degrowth (or degrowth movement, post-growth, post-growth idea) - a social, political and economic movement based on ecological economics, anti-capitalist ideas and anti-conservative. The main postulate in the degrowth movement is the reduction of production and consumption. By analyzing the links between economic growth, environmental damage and social inequalities, the representatives of the mainstream argue that a model of global economic development based on unrestricted economic growth leads to environmental degradation and creates huge inequalities between the rich and the poor - and within individual societies. Degrowth advocates advocating a socio-economic model based on not economic growth and at the same time reducing consumption leads to a real increase in quality of life and wellbeing. The French definition (décroissance) first appeared in the 1970s as part of the discussion accompanying the Rome Club Report "Growth Limits". At the beginning of the 21st centur...

RB 3200 Automatic (called Grundigiem) - Polish portable radio, manufactured in the 1980's by Kasprzak Radio Works under the German license Grundig. It was one of the most popular radio receivers produced in Poland. Device description This cassette recorder was built on the basis of the MK 235 cassette tape recorder, manufactured in the second half of the 1970s by Grundig's ZRK. The word "Automatic" in the name means the automatic write level. Visually and systematically distinguishes itself from other prototypes, the placement of components, etc. It has been added to the tri-band receiver inherited from its predecessor - MK 2500, however, differed from it in the design of the circuit and part. on discrete transistors rather than integrated circuits. Equipped with ferrite antenna (for long and medium waves) and telescopic (for FM range). Powered by both battery and network. The tape deck operates at a tape travel speed of 4.75 cm / s. The unevenness of the tape tra...

Swan Boy - a Polish play by Ingmar Villqist written for the Silesian Theater, where the premiere took place on May 8, 2015, directed by the author. Description of the plot Two sisters: Hagen (older) and Arni (younger) live in one apartment. Hagen is very possessive, imposes his will on the younger Arni, sometimes treats her as a child. Based on some of Arni's statements, Hagen builds a story that he takes seriously and is convinced of its truth. There is a rather complex relationship between sisters. After some time, they come to see Mrs. Laura. Interesting facts The author places an art piece in the Chorzów tenement house at Jan Matejko Square, where the statue of a boy with a swan stands. In the play, the sisters recall the nearby church (St. Anthony's Church) and the steelworks. wiki

Andronik Paleolog Kantakuzen (murdered 3/4 June 1453) - Diplomat, the last great domineering (commander of the army) of the Byzantine Empire. Curriculum vitae He was the son of Morei Demetrius Kantakuzen. He was a supporter of the Florentine Union \ of the Florentine Union. After conquering Constantinople in 1453, he was sentenced to death by order of the sultan Mehmed II of the conqueror. He was also executed by his son, Luke Notaras, along with his son, and Demetrius Paleolog Kantakuzen. Bibliography wiki

George Hall (born 19 November 1916 in Toronto, Canada, October 21, 2002 in Hawthorne, New York, USA) is a Canadian film, television and theater actor. He starred as an old Indiana Jones on The Chronicles of Young Indiana Jones. Curriculum vitae George Hall first appeared in front of the camera in 1944, but his first major success came in 1946 when he made his Broadway debut. Then he played in television productions as well as in several films. He starred as Tom Eldridge in Remember WENN and as Indiana Jones in the Indiana Jones series. When he was in the form of 93-year-old Indiana Jones, he was 77 years old. He last appeared in 2001 in Murder in Small Town X. He died in 2002 as a result of complications after a stroke. wiki

John B. Saldivar - Belizeian politician, member of the United Democratic Party, Belmopan County MP and national security minister. Curriculum vitae He was involved in the United Democratic Party and was running for the Parliament. On March 7, 2012, he became a member of the Belmopan District House, defeating the representative of the Polish Workers' Party: Amina Hegar, who won 2775 votes (49.53% to 45.64%). Five days later, Prime Minister Dean Barrow appointed him to his second government as the Minister of National Security. wiki

Maurice Couyba Charles-Maurice Couyba, pseudonym Maurice Boukay (born 1 January 1866 in Dampierre-sur-Salon, died 18 November 1931 in Paris) is a French politician, poet and literary critic. He began his political career in 1897 as a Member of the Upper Saône Department. From June 27, 1911 until January 14, 1912, he was the Minister of Industry in the government of Joseph Caillaux, and from June 13 to August 26, 1914, the Minister of Labor and Social Welfare under René Viviani. In 1925, after his political career, he was appointed director of the School of Decorative Arts (École des arts décoratifs). Under the pseudonym Maurice Boukay, an anagram of his name, he published several volumes of poetry. He wrote mostly the lyrics of cheerful songs about youth and love. Amongst them was Stances à Manon (Strofki do Manon). He published articles in "Gil Blas", "L'Événement" and "Revue bleue." Main works wiki

Trevor French - English boxer, winner of the silver medal in the semi-finals category at the 103rd British Championships 1991 in London. In May 1991 he participated in the 103rd British Championships held in London. After the promotion to the finals, French rival Joe Calzaghe was in the final. French suffered a point loss, becoming a runner-up in the semi-finals of the United Kingdom. He never debuted as a professional boxer and did not represent his country at the international level. wiki

Vegetable chulent חמין - cucumber tenderloin Potato lamb with lamb Czulent (Yiddish טשאָלנט, czolnt) - a traditional Jewish food. Chulent is a very slow cooked (stewed) stew, made from kosher meat, with beans (often chickpeas), onions, barley or millet. Sometimes it also includes hard boiled eggs, dumplings. Spent on the Sabbath. Since the Sabbath is not allowed to be cooked on fire, the cheeks are prepared before it starts, and then left in a warm oven to prepare for the night and ready for the Saturday dinner. In the past, in the small towns, a prepared chuck was worn to the local bakery to choke on a slowly cooled bread oven. A special place in the oven for storing warm food is called a whisker. wiki

Hapik Hakopjanski (born 1902, died November 5, 1944) was a Soviet and Armenian politician, chairman of the Armenian SRR Presidium of the Presidium of the Armenian SRR in 1938. From 1926 in the WKP (b), a listener of the High School of Party Organizers at KC WKP (b), 1938-1940 II Secretary of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks) of Armenia, in July 1938 briefly chaired the Presidium of the Armenian Supreme Council of SRR, July 12, 1938 July 27, 1943 Chairman of the Armenian SRR Supreme Council. Then the deputy commander of the 95th Rifle Division on the back of the Red Army, Lieutenant Colonel. November 23, 1940 awarded the Order of the Red Labor Banner "on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Armenian Socialist Republic, for achievements in the development of industry and agriculture." He died in battle. Bibliography wiki

Jean Gaupillat (born 6 January 1891 in Paris, died July 22, 1934 in Dieppe) is a French racing driver. Career In his racing career, Gaupillat has devoted himself to racing in the Grand Prix and in sports car racing. In 1929, he won the Grand Prix Dieppe in the Bugatti T35B. Two years later, he finished second in the Grand Prix de la Baule. In the years 1931-1932 the Frenchman appeared at the European Championship of the AIACR. In the first season of the season, fourteen points came in the ninth overall. A year later, 23 points earned him 22nd place in the final drivers classification. Season 1933 was unsuccessful for him. He did not finish any race. The following season was the seventh in Eifelrennen. He died in an accident at the Grand Prix Dieppe when his car hit the tree. Bibliography wiki

The grave of Alexander and Jeremi Wasiutinski Jeremi Maria Franciszek Wasiutyński (born 6 October 1907 in Warsaw, died 8 April 2005 in Oslo) is a Polish philosopher and astrophysicist who has been active in Norway since 1937. He was the son of Alexander (railway engineer, professor of Lviv and Warsaw Polytechnic) and Klotyldy of Romocki, brother of Zbigniew (engineer of bridges). He studied astronomy, mathematics, physics, chemistry, philosophy and psychology at the University of Warsaw (1925-1932). In 1937 he went to Norway with the intention of obtaining a doctorate; The Second World War delayed the defense of the work of hydrodynamics and the structure of stars and planets until 1948. He stayed in Norway permanently without accepting work proposals in Cracow and Warsaw. He published articles and essays in the Norwegian and Finnish press. In 1965 he received a permanent scholarship from the Norwegian government, and in 1976 he was awarded a scholarship. He was the author of man...

Батыр Давранович Бабаев, Batyr Dawranovich Babayev, born May 15, 1914 in the Syr-dary region of the Uzbek SRR, 4 November 1984 in Tashkent) - Soviet colonel , commander of the 118th Guardsmen Artillery Regiment of the 35th Guards Rifle Division 8. Army of the 1st Guard of the Belarusian Front, Hero of the Soviet Union (1945). Until 1941 he worked in the financial institutions of Caracas, then was incorporated into the Red Army. In the winter of 1945, the battalion commanded by the battalion defeated the German battalion, destroying five tanks and two self-propelled guns; Boboyev was injured but did not leave the field. Shortly thereafter, his battalion again distinguished himself in battle, destroying the German rot, two tanks and three self-propelled guns, and then the first to push the Odra. By the resolution of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of May 31, 1945, Boboyev's senior lieutenant was honored with the title of Hero of the USSR. After the war he worked in the staff of...

Jack Colvin (born October 13, 1934 in Lyndon, North Carolina) is an American actor and educator. He has played mostly supporting roles in cinematic productions since the 1970s and has appeared in films and television series. The popularity of this film led to the role of investigative reporter Jack McGee in The Incredible Hulk (1977-1982). He also starred in The Rat Patrol, Kojak, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Rockford Files, Cagney and Lacey, Murder, She Wrote. He also acted in films, among others. Scorpio and Rooster Cogburn. He was a character actor. For some time he was a pupil of Mikhail Chekhov (nephew Anton Chekhov), who developed his own technique of acting, based mainly on the so-called. psychological gesture. Colvin lectured on Chekhov's acting method in many colleges. University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California State University in Northridge, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Central School of Cinematography in Rome. He came to life and was a lon...