KBPS CODE

Muhsin Abd al-Hamid (Arabic: محسن عبد الحميد; born 1937 in Kirkuk) - Iranian politician of Kurdish origin, Sunni scholar, Chairman of the Iraqi Interim Governing Board in February 2004. He was born in 1937 in Kirkuk to a Kurdish family. He studied Islamic law in Cairo, where in 1972 he defended his doctorate and in 1983 he obtained a professorship. From 1986 he lectured at the University of Baghdad. He wrote over 30 books on the interpretation of the Koran. In 1996 he was arrested by the forces of Saddam Hussein. In 2003, he opposed the American invasion of Iraq. Until 2004 he was the secretary of the Israeli Party of Iraq, the largest Sunni party in the country, branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. For this reason, for a month he held the rotating function of the Chairman of the Iraqi Interim Governing Board, a body similar to the prime minister. On May 30, 2005, he was mistakenly arrested by US forces. wiki

Gray Haven (sin of Mithlond) is a port created by J.R. Tolkien of Middle-earth mythology. It was the capital of Lindon and the port of Círdana, located in the bay of Lhûn, founded by the elves of Beleriand at the beginning of the Second Age. In this era, Númenoreans often nailed to Przystań. In 1700, under the leadership of Admiral Ciryatura, they rescued them from destruction (for the elf war with Sauron was in progress, caused by the forging of the One Ring). It was believed that Círdan would be there until the last ship left. It was from there that the Elves sailed from Middle-earth to the Second and Third and early Fourth Age. The fiddlers of the Ringworld also fled from there. wiki

Odyn The Descent of Odin. An Ode - a poem by the eighteenth-century English poet Thomas Gray. The work is based on Scandinavian mythology, it is a translation from Old Scandinavian, which the author emphasizes in the subtitle. He talks about Odin's journey to the afterlife. He went to the underworld to find out about Hela, the ruler of the land of the dead, about the fate of his son, Balder. The sergeant told him Balder was killed by Hodor, but he would be avenged by Valego, son of Odin and Rinda. The work is written in a largely four-to-four jambical line, full of alliterations, like saddled straight his coal-black steed. Aliteration was a common heritage of the nations of the former Germanic community. Even Christian prayers, like the Our Father, were even altered in the Old English period. He was announced in the volume Poems by Mr. Gray, published in 1768. wiki

Małgorzata Wolańska - Polish scientist, biochemist, doctor habilitatus in medical sciences. Curriculum vitae She has been employed at the Medical Academy in Bialystok since 1982. In 1989 under the guidance of prof. Edward Bańkowski from the Department of Biochemistry defended his doctoral thesis "Glassy protein" obtaining a doctorate in medical sciences. In 2008, on the basis of scientific achievements and the submitted dissertation, "Extracellular matrix of uterine myomas as reservoir of peptic growth factors" received the academic degree of habilitated doctor of medical sciences. She is employed in the Department of Medical Biochemistry UMB as an adjunct. Bibliography wiki

Bearshare - one of the P2P clients under a freeware license (adware version 5). It allows users to exchange files between users. Designed by Free Peers, Inc. and sold to MusicLab, LLC. The Gnutella protocol has been discontinued since the release of version 6, but instead operates on the same network as iMesh. Therefore sources are available in iMesh and eliminated as the source of Gnutella and Gnutelli2 clients' files. Bearshare version 5 includes additional applications built into the installer (MyGlobalSearch Bar-spy: spyware, ads). These additional applications can spy, show advertisements or change the user's computer settings. When installing newer versions of Bearshare, the user is informed about them, but these warnings are mostly ignored, which is tantamount to allowing the installation of spyware. Bearshare version 5+ (all legal versions) in accordance with the manufacturer's assurances do not contain adware or spyware. There is also a Lite BearShare versi...

Pirates of Venus - a fantasy fantasy novel by Edgar R. Burroughs, the first part of the Amtor series. The first publication of the novel took place in 1932 in episodes in the magazine Argosy. In 1934 Pirates of Venus was published in the form of a book by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. Carson Napier, the constructor and discoverer is the main character of the novel. As a result of a navigation error his spacecraft crashes into Venus, and Carson himself experiences another adventures on this planet. Authoritative control (book): wiki

Short-term recurrent depression (recurrent brief depression) - a form of affective disorder, characterized by a regular occurrence of short (2-4 day, less frequent longer) depressive syndromes separated by periods of well-being. They were described by Jules Angst. They are included in the DSM-5 and ICD-10 classifications. The exclusion criterion is the occurrence of disorders in women in relation to the menstrual cycle. The episodes are too short to be able to use effective pharmacotherapy in them. Short-term recurrent depressive disorders are twice as common in women than in men; the onset of symptoms usually occurs before the age of 20. Disorders are manifested by recurrent, several-day depressive syndromes of moderate to severe intensity; they may be accompanied by suicidal thoughts and tendencies. Symptoms do not last longer than 2 weeks; they recur every 3-4 weeks, significantly impairing the functioning of a sick person. wiki

The maritime areas of the Republic of Poland are: Polish maritime areas are defined in the Act of 21 March 1991 on Maritime Areas of the Republic of Poland and Maritime Administration. Marine waters and territorial sea form part of the territory of the Republic of Poland and form an integral part of the territory of the Republic of Poland. Poland exercises full jurisdiction over these areas, reduced only by the right to the innocuous flow of ships and ships in the territorial sea. Submarines and other underwater means of transport of foreign countries are obliged to pass through the territorial sea on the surface and with the flag raised. The territorial jurisdiction of the Republic of Poland over territorial waters and territorial waters extends to the waters, airspace over these waters and to the seabed of internal waters and territorial sea, as well as to the interior of the land beneath them. As a result, the construction or use of artificial islands, structures, facilities ...

Bartholomew Contarini (15th century) - Venetian nobleman, the actual ruler of the Principality of Athens in 1453-1455. Curriculum vitae He came from a Venetian aristocratic family, was a son of Priam, castellan nauplion. He had been a lover of Clara Zorzi, daughter of Nicholas III of Zorzi, Venetian ruler of the Marquis Bodonite (1411-1414). Klara Zorzi was the wife of Antoni II Acciaiuoli, Prince of Athens. In the years 1451-1455 she held regency in the duchy on behalf of her sons. The common rule of Clare and Bartholomew was overthrown in 1455 as a result of the intervention of the Sultan Mehmed II (1451-1481), who settled on the throne of his second son, Francis II Acciaiuoli. Bibliography wiki

Arrest of noblemen at the Poznan City Hall - the attack of the nobility of Wielkopolska to the Town Hall in Poznan, which took place on August 21, 1692. The genesis of the events was the process of the nobleman of Wielkopolska, Wojciech Chwaliszewski of the Trąba coat of arms, a tax collector for the province of Inowrocław, coming from the village of Rękawczyn near Mogilno. This nobleman, after purchasing a batch of cloth in the shop of Piotr Cerbs (the then president of the city) at ul. Świętosławska, decided to return them as low quality goods. Cerbs did not accept the cloth because he thought it was already cut. There was a fight, and then they both went to the City Hall to try the case. Chwaliszewski was insulted at the Town Hall and decided to flee, but he was arrested, so he began calling for the help of the noble through the window. Near the Town Hall there were about 500 nobles with sabers. Urban forces represented the so-called. Demonstrators with escorts (daytime guards). ...

Solijon Mamarasulov (Russian: Салиджан Мамарасулов, born June 1, 1930 in the village of Qoraqo'rg'on in the Andean Oblast, died in 2005) - Soviet politician. Curriculum vitae Uzbek, 1953 graduated from the Tashkent Institute of Engineers of Agricultural Irrigation and Mechanization, candidate for technical sciences. 1958-1964 Member of the CPSU, 1965-1977 Minister of Melioration and Water Management of the Uzbek SRR, 1977-1978 Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Uzbek SRR. 1978-1985 First secretary of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan in Andijan, 1985-1989 First secretary of the Communist Party of the KPU, 1989-1991 First secretary of the KPU Regional Committee in Tashkent, 1990-1991 Chairman of the Regional Council of Tashkent. 1986-1990 deputy member, and 1990-1991 member of the Central Committee of the CPSU. Member of the Verkhovna Rada of the USSR 10 and 11 tenure. People's deputy of the USSR. Bibliography wiki

Berenika (gr. Βερενίκη; d. 71 p.n.) is a high-born woman from Chios, who became the mistress and third wife of King Pontu Mitrydades VI of Eupator. In 86 p.n. Mitrydates VI sent his generals to conquer and deport the indigenous inhabitants of Chios, on which he intended to settle the Pontyan settlers. At the same time, Mitrydates met Berenica, one of the high-born inhabitants of the capital city of Chios, sent to Ponta to negotiate with the king. Soon she became a mistress and later the third wife of Mithridates VI. We do not know anything about their relationship, although most likely it was for its part that Mitratti VI changed the name of the island capital of Chios to Berenike. The town was named after the Romans annexation of the island by about 85 p.n.e. In 71 p.n. VIII ordered Berenice to commit suicide by taking poison so as not to fall into the hands of the Roman commander Lukullus and not give him the secret of her husband's tactics. When the poison was unsuccessf...

Платон Алексеевич Ойунский (Слепцов), born November 10, 1893 in Tattins Hill, Yakutsk, Russia, October 31, 1939) - Yakutskaya writer, teacher, linguist and politician. / p> From 1914 to May 1918 he studied at the Faculty of History of the Teachers Institute in Tomsk, since March 1918. He was a member of the RKP (b). From May 1918 instructor of the organization of the Soviet government of the gubernian government, 1918 arrested and exiled, 1919 teacher of four-class school teachers in Tomsk, in May 1919 again arrested, released. From October 1919 to May 1920, a teacher in a primary school, since May 1920 a member of the Yakutian Revolutionary Committee; since June 16, 1920, the president of the Yakutian Revolutionary Committee, from June to December 1920 the head of the Soviet Division of the Yakutsky District / Gubernian Revolutionary Committee and head of the Education Department of this committee. . From January to May 1921, head of the Yakutian Section of the Siberian Revolutiona...

Pillars in the form of reinforced concrete pillars Pillar Pillar - a vertical, supportive structure. The pillar can be massive (eg the pillar of the bridge), but there are also pillars of the form of columns. Such pillars, with circular or polygonal shape of their cross-sections, are called columns. A pillar that is partially hidden in the wall or standing next to it is a pilaster. Pillar is in architecture one of the oldest supporting elements, used since ancient times. Pillars are made of different materials, eg stone, bricks, wood, steel, reinforced concrete. Bibliography wiki

Frank Sepe (born December 28, 1971 in New York) is an American bodybuilder and model of Italian-German origin. It is considered to be the most photographed bodybuilder. In his ten years of career, he has focused more on the work of a model and consultant in the bodybuilding press than on active participation in the competition, and has also written his own guide for the discipline of this discipline. He has found over 30 bodybuilding magazines all over the world, as well as Playgirl magazine spreads. Sports titles Authoritative control (person): wiki

26 April 1982 - Soviet politician, secretary of the Central Committee of the NCP (1965-1975), first secretary of the East Kashmir Regional Committee (KPK) (1963-1965). From 1940 in the WKP (b), 1940 graduated from the Kazakhstan Mining and Metallurgy Institute, 1940-1943 assistant master, foreman, change manager and deputy head of the workshop "Urałjużol", 1943-1944 head of the WKP City Committee (b) Orsk. In 1944, the party organizer of the KC WKP (b) of the South Polish Nickel Factory, 1945-1946 party organizer of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (b) of the metallurgical complex in the Chełm region (presently the Orenburg region). 1946-1948 head of board and controller of the Ministry of Non-Ferrous Metallurgy of the USSR on the South of Poland, Nikopol Miners, 1948-1950 manager of the zinc change in Ust'Kamienogorsk (now Öskemen), 1950-1952 party trustee, 1952-1955 party organizer of the zinc plating. Since 1955, Head of Department and Secretary of the Eas...

The hypothetical interior of the "Zakrzow grave" Stony Treasure - three tombs called princes or tributes from the turn of the 3rd / 4th century. Found in the years 1886 and 1887 in the estate of Kornów in Zakrzów, district of Wroclaw. History of the find The first grave was found on April 1, 1886 in the sandstone huts employed by workers. The grave was completely destroyed, some of the equipment was stolen, the rest of the notice of finding was taken over by the owner of the sandstone Heinrich Korn, who handed it over to the researchers from the Museum of Silesian Silesian Museum. The second grave was discovered on 23 June 1887 and the third on 26 June 1887 in the same sandstone. This time the two tombs with the equipment were secured. Field research was conducted by custos of the Hermann Luchs Museum and the President of the Silesian Society of Wilhelm Grempler. They both began to work on the found items, and most of the chamber work, as well as the work on making copi...

Sander Loones (born 26 January 1979 in Veurne) is a Belgian and Flemish politician, lawyer and party activist, Member of the European Parliament for the eighth term. Curriculum vitae He completed his law studies at the Dutch-speaking Catholic University of Leuven. He worked in the state administration as an official dealing with migration and asylum matters, and then worked as a consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Later, he became a permanent member of the New Flemish Alliance (a group in which his father, Jan Loones, also participated). He was appointed the coordinator of the science party. He was elected to the 2014 European Parliament. On October 14, 2014, he was elected deputy to the Federal Government, Johan Van Overtveldt. He joined the factions of the European Conservatives and Reformists. wiki

Austria - the name of the new chemical element proposed by Eduard Linnemann in 1886. As a chemist at Charles University in Prague he conducted experiments on the orthorhetical origin from Norway, during the work carried out over several years he detected spectral lines of 4165 and 1030 angstroms. was unable to attribute to any known substance. Linnemann's conclusions were published on May 6, 1886, after his death and conducting in-depth studies at the Prague Academy of Sciences. French chemist Paul Émile Lecoq de Boisbaudran found that Eduard Linnemann's findings may be related to a derivative of gallium, a chemical element he discovered in 1875. Richard Pribram of Chernivtsi University then determined that austria is not a new element and is a derivative of gallium. Still, Pribram found that finding unidentified spectral lines could be the basis for a separate chemical compound that could be named Austria, which would be a tribute to Linneman. He pointed out, however, that th...

Kaiketsu Zubat, a Japanese character from the tokusatsu genre, created by Shōtarō Ishinomori and Toei's film studio. It was broadcast on the Tokyo Channel from February 2 to September 28, 1977, with 32 episodes. The series was a tradition of Japanese action series from the 50s, but with the style of the 70s. Story Ken Hayakawa (早川 健 Hayakawa Ken) is a 26-year-old main character, a private detective dressed as a cowboy and playing the guitar. After a personal tragedy involving the mysterious assassination and death of his friend Gorō Asuki, he is working against the mysterious criminal organization Dakker, who is suspected of organizing the assassination. To fight Dakker, Hayakawa dresses in a black and red rubber costume and becomes the title Zubat. His Achilles heel is limited to 5 minutes of costume work - if Hayakawa exceeds this limit he will die due to an explosion of electronic circuits in his clothes. The detective has many surprising talents, which surpass the abilities of...

Bako Ratsifa Andrihamanana (March 18, 1964) - madagaskarska pływaczka. She participated in the Olympic Games in 1980 (Moscow), where she competed in two competitions. First race in the 100 m freestyle (20 July). In her qualifying race she finished sixth with a time of 1: 07.21 (in total she finished 25th, ahead of five competitors). Three days later, she kicked off the 100 m butterfly. She won the final place with a time of 1: 09.43, which made her 23rd in the final classification (ahead of Nadia Fezzani). The duration of the Games was about 154 cm in height and 47 kg in weight. Her younger sister is Vola Hanta Ratsifa Andrihamanana, also a swimmer and an Olympian. Bibliography wiki

Andrea Negroni (born 2 November 1710 in Rome, died 17 January 1789) is an Italian cardinal. Curriculum vitae He was the eldest of two children Count Antonio Negroni and his wife. In his youth he studied in Rome, and then began work in the papal prelature and the Court of Justice (1743-1761). From 1734 he was a member of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatures, as well as an apostolic proton. March 22, 1760 was ordained subdiakonatu. On July 18, 1763, he was created a cardinal deacon and he received the titular church of S. Maria in Aquiro. In May 1765 he became a protector of the Cistercian Order, Basilians and Bernardine. In the years 1767-1775 he was the secretary of the Apostolic Chancellery, and from 1770 to 1787 the proprefect of the Court of Justice. After the election of Pius VI, Negroni was ordained on March 3, 1775 by His Holiness the Pope, and held office until his death. In the face of the death of Cardinal Lazzaro Pallavicini, he became the prefect of the Holy ...

Coat of arms of the municipality of Wysokie Mazowieckie The coat of arms of the municipality of Wysokie Mazowieckie presents in the blue field a silver image of Our Lady with Child with golden halo, supported on the golden moon with barge down, in both corners on the golden bracelet. Cross bachelors represent all knightly families inhabited centuries and up to the present day in the area of ​​the present municipality of Wysokie Mazowieckie. The coat of arms was established by the Town Council on June 20, 2013. wiki

Harry Edward Sears (born May 11, 1870 in Boston, MD, 19 October 1920 in Beverly) is an American sports scorer, Olympic medalist. Harry Sears attended the Boston Latin School, and later was a Harvard University graduate who graduated in 1893. Three years later he graduated from Harvard Medical School and started his medical practice in North Shore, Massachusetts. He was a participant in the American-Spanish War, earning a degree of leutnant. He worked for Beverly Hospital for 20 years. In 1920 he underwent a nervous breakdown and was hospitalized for several months. After leaving the hospital, on October 19, on the day of his wife's operation, he committed suicide by being shot in the chest. He took part in three shootings during the V Summer Olympics in 1912 in Stockholm. He won the gold medal in the team's shooting competition with a pistol from a distance of 30 meters. Bibliography wiki

Adolf Swarcewicz (born March 15, 1924 in Bojary, died?) - Polish farmer, deputy to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic of the V term. Curriculum vitae He has completed primary education, a farmer by profession. He ran his own farm, he was a member of the Presidium of the Provincial Committee of the United People's Party. In 1969, he was elected to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic in the district of Grudziądz. He sat on the Light Industry Committee and in the Light Industry, Craft and Employment Cooperatives Committee. Honors Bibliography wiki

Ikuo Oyama (Japanese: 大 山 郁 夫, Ōyama Ikuo, 1880-1955) - Japanese politician and social activist. He lectured in political and social science at the University of Waseda in Tokyo, in 1926 he became the chairman of the Central Executive Committee of the Workers' Party (Rôdō Nōmintō) and a member of parliament. He was a supporter of liberalism and anti-militarism, he was in exile in the USA in 1931-1947. In 1950 he became a deputy of the Chamber of Councilors (the upper chamber of the Japanese parliament), he was the initiator of the creation of the General Committee of the Protectors of Peace and became its chairman. Bibliography wiki

Claudio De Vincenti (born October 28, 1948 in Rome) - Italian economist, university teacher and public servant, since 2016 Minister for Territorial Cohesion. Curriculum vitae An economist by education, he took up an academic activity, specializing in issues in the field of macroeconomics. He came to the position of professor of political economy at the University of Rome - La Sapienza. There were also. member of the government's board of economic experts (1998-2001) and economic advisor to the deputy finance minister and minister of health (2006-2008). In 2011, he became the Undersecretary of State and in 2014 Deputy Minister of Economic Development. In 2015 he became the secretary of the government (in the rank of Undersecretary of State). On December 12, 2016, in the newly formed government of Paolo Gentiloni, he assumed the post of minister without portfolio for territorial cohesion and Mezzogiorno. wiki

Voivodship Office view from pl. social Voivodship Office view from the side of ul. Fryderyk Joliot-Curie Building of the Lower Silesian Provincial Office in Wrocław - building located at Plac Powstańców Warszawy 1, built in 1939-1945 as Regierungspräsidium, rebuilt and plastered after the war. The designer was Felix Bräuler, who used the body of Alexander Müller and Ferdinand Schmidt. The facade was associated with the New Reich Chancellery in Berlin. Building in the media A large part of the film Murderer leaves a trail going around and inside the Office building. Literature wiki

Speculative - a verse by Robert Browning announced in his latest volume Asolando: fancies and facts from 1889. General characteristics Meditation is a short piece, with only ten lines in two five-word stanzas. It belongs to the lyric poet's love letter. Others may need new life in Heaven— Man, Nature, Art—made new, assume! Man with new mind old sense to leaven, Nature—new light to clear old gloom, Art that breaks bounds, gets soaring-room. I shall pray: "Fugitive as precious— Minutes which passed,—-return, remain! Let earth's old life once more enmesh us, You with old pleasure, me—old pain, So we but meet nor part again! Shape The stanzas of the song implement the ababb penta model, so the whole song rhymes with ababb cdcdd. It was written in a kanambic four-pointed. The rhymes are both masculine (assume - gloom - room, remain - pain - again), and feminine (Heaven - leaven, precious - enmesh us), with the latter consonance being a folded rhyme. Contents Meditation...

Mark Sidorowicz Spivak (Russian: Марк Сидорович Спивак, ukr. Марк Сидорович Співак, born December 24, 1902 in the village of Kustolowo in the Poltava Governorate, died?) - a Soviet party and state activist. Curriculum vitae In 1926 he graduated from the agricultural vocational school, and in 1930 the Kharkov Zootechnic Institute, from 1930 to October 1934 he was a senior zootechnician and deputy director of the sovkhoz in the Donetsk region, and in 1934-1941 the director of the sovkhoz, head of the training section and lecturer at the zootechnical technical school in the Donetsk region / stalińskim. From 1940 he belonged to WKP (b), from 1941 he managed the regional agricultural branch in the Stalin region, then until 1944 he was the deputy head of the Agricultural Department of the KP District Committee (b) U in Stalino (currently Donetsk), 1944-1947 head of the Agricultural Department of the KP Regional Committee. (b) U in Stalino, and from 1947 to June 1949 the III secretary of t...

The Adventure of the Yellow Face - Arthur Conan Doyle's story from the detective series Sherlock Holmes. The first published in The Strand Magazine in February 1893, the next in the Sherlock Holmes memoirs in 1894. The illustrations were done by Sidney Paget. Holmes' help is available to wealthy client Grant Munro. He married Effie a few years ago, a young widow of an American lawyer dying of fever. They lived in a villa in Norbury. Munro noticed that for several weeks his wife secretly visited a neighboring cottage, where a woman was making a nasty impression. Effie responds with a twisted response. In the window of the cottage he saw a strange yellow face, which disturbed him even more. Holmes thinks that Effie's first husband is still alive and is hiding in this house, probably blackmailing her. Upon arriving at the place, it appears that Effie hid her daughter Lucy, who she brought from America, under the mask. Effie's first husband was black and feared Munro...

Michael Norman Elliott (born June 3, 1932 in London) is a British politician and chemist, Member of the European Parliament, 2nd and 3rd term. Curriculum vitae Educated at Brunel College of Technology. He worked as a chemist in the food industry. He became involved in political activities within the Labor Party. He was the councilor of the London Borough of Ealing and the chairman of the Education Commission. An activist Antinuclear Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Friends of the Earth, and trade unions. In the years 1984-1999 he was the mandate of the MEPs for three terms, joining the socialist factions. He worked, among other things. in the Youth, Culture, Education, Mass Media and Sports Commission. wiki

Philonthus lybius is a species of beetle from the genus Kappaidae and subfamily Staphylininae. This species was described in 2013 by Lubomír Hromádek. Beetle length of 10.1 to 10.3 mm. Black head with brown strokes, almost square, with flat eyes shorter than the temples and with four thick points between the eyes. Brown-brown antennae with yellow-brown bases of the second and third members, stretched to the rear of the ⅓. In the dorsal rows, it extends five points. Blood-red lids, slightly extended back. On the black abdomen blue metallic shine. The afrotropic insect, known only from Ethiopia. wiki

The Corrections - a novel by Jonathan Franzena released in the US in 2001 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux. The Polish edition was published by The Book World three years later. Corrections gained notoriety and excellent reviews among literary experts, Franzena's book has been successful, not only in the US. The author received the prestigious National Book Award. Outline of the plot After nearly fifty years as a wife and mother, Enid wants to finally enjoy the pleasures of life. Unfortunately, her husband, Alfred, struggles with progressive dementia, and children - three unhappy adults have long since faded from their family nest. Desperately seeking joy and true happiness, Enid is trying to realize his dream: to gather the whole family at home for the last Christmas. wiki

Akim Lwowicz Szylman (Russian: Аким Львович Шильман, born July 1897 in Chernihiv, died September 26, 1937) is a Soviet politician, party activist. He had a university degree, from 1915 a member of the SDPRR (b), from April 7, 1931 was a secretary, and from February 15, 1934 to May 1937, the secretary of the Western Regional Committee of the WKP (b) (Smolensk). From May 24 to June 23, 1937, he served as Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Western Regional Council. June 14, 1937 arrested, September 26, 1937 sentenced to death by the Military College of the USSR Supreme Court "for belonging to the anti-Soviet right-trotskyist diversionary terrorist organization" and shot. August, 1956 posthumously rehabilitated. Bibliography wiki

Emanuel Felke (born 7 February 1856 in Kläden (Germany), died 16 August 1926 in Munich) is a Protestant pastor, advocate of naturopathy. He developed a drug called Felke. Pastor lived and worked in Repelen (Germany) near the town of Moers from 1896 to 1914 and in Bad Sobernheim from 1915 to 1925. He is considered one of the founding fathers of homeopathy. He has also been diagnosed with iris (iris) and is considered one of the foremost homeopathic remedies. He was buried in Bad Sobernheim. Bibliography wiki

Animal Cells and Systems, an international, peer-reviewed scientific journal, publishes in the field of biology. This journal was published by the Korean Society for Integrative Biology in 1997 as the Korean Journal of Biological Sciences. In 2005-2007 it was called Integrative Biosciences. Since 2008 it has been released in partnership with Taylor & amp; Francis under the current name six times a year. The topics covered in the various fields of biological sciences include: bioinformatics, systemic biology, developmental biology, evolutionary biology, systematics, ecology, population biology, molecular biology, cytology, neurobiology, physiology and translational medicine. The impact factor of the magazine in 2014 was 0.440. wiki

Andrey Fiodorovich Muchin (Russian: Андрей Фёдорович Мухин, born October 30, 1902 in the village of Tokmakla in Kazan Province, October 24, 1970 in Moscow) is an officer of the Soviet secret service, Major General. Curriculum vitae Born in a poor Russian peasant family, in 1915 he finished his rural school in his native village, worked on his farm, later on telegraph courses in Symbirsk, later telegraphed at Bugulma. Since September 1925 a member of the OGPU Transport Department in Bugulm, later in Samara, since September 1928 a member of the WKP (b), head of the OGPU / NKWD road transport departments, since March 22, 1936 the lieutenant of state security. from December 1939 to November 1940 deputy head of the Department of Road Transport NKVD North-Donetsk Railway, from November 1940 to March 28, 1941 head of the Department of Road Transport NKVD Railway Winnica. From August to November 11, 1941, head of the Transportation Department of the NKVD Odessa Railroad, from 11 November 1941...

Fatlum Zhuta (born 18 September 1988) - Macedonian boxer, bronze medalist at the Mediterranean Games in Mersin Amateur career In 2013, he won a bronze medal at the Mediterranean Games in Mersin. In the first round of the quarterfinals, he defeated Lebanon (2: 1) over Nadal Salloum. In the semi-final rivals Zhuty was Hossam Bakr Abdin. The duel ended with the defeat of Macedonia. Career On July 11, 2014, he made his professional debut at the Shelton gala. He made his debut with American Shariff Johnson. wiki

Conventional war - a declared, direct armed conflict between organized armed forces of two or more states conducted using conventional weapons without the use of weapons of mass destruction. According to some definitions, the conventional war excludes the use of all weapons of mass destruction, according to others, excluding the use of nuclear weapons (but allows it to be deployed as a means of nuclear deterrence). The United States Department of Defense defines conventional warfare as a "type of armed conflict between states, with a direct confrontation of the military forces of those states whose goal is to overthrow the enemy's armed forces, destroy its ability to wage war or acquire, maintain, or an opponent's policy ". Bibliography wiki

May 1, 1910 in the semipalatan province, December 9, 1993) - Soviet and Kazakh politician, Chairman of the Regional Council Executive Committee in Almaty (1952-1956), I Secretary of the Committee of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan in Almaty (1956-1957). He graduated from the Semipalatinsky Road Engineering School, since 1925 the Secretary of the Komsomol Meat Association Committee in Semipalatinsk, the Deputy Secretary of the Komsomol Township Committee in Semipalatinsk, the secretary of the Komsomol Komsomol Komsomol Committee in the East Ossetian Oblast. 1938-1940 Deputy Chairman of the Executive Committee of the City Council Semipalatinsk, 1940-1941 First secretary of the Communist Party of the Bolshevik Committee of Kazakhstan, 1941-1946 Second Secretary of the KP (b) K in Semipalatinsk. 1946 Head of the Central Committee of the CP Central Committee (b) K, 1948-1950 First Secretary of the KP Regional Committee (b) K in Aktiubin, 1950-1952 Chairman of the Executive Committee of ...

Anna Płotnicka - Polish performance artist, installer, video art, photography and network art. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts (now the Academy of Fine Arts) in Wrocław, at the Faculty of Painting, Graphic Arts and Sculpture. She defended her diploma in 1980 at the J.J Aleksiun's studio. It is fascinated by activities that are a kind of social arrangement with the participation of people outside - spectators (cycles: Live Stories, Fire, Nobody, Empty) and artistic situations designed for others (series: Women and Pictures). Among the various artistic activities of Płotnicka, performative actions, which often result in photographic and audiovisual documentation and films that record the performance of the recordings, should be considered as the most significant. In 2001 and 2004 she was the originator and curator of the exhibition "Krzątanina 1" and "Krzątanina". The exhibitions were organized with the assistance of BWA Awangarda in Wrocław and BWA i...

Wiktor Anphilov, Russian Виктор Александрович Анфилов - Professor of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations. He was a doctor of history, an academician of the Academy of Military Sciences, a senior scientific advisor to the General Staff of the Soviet Armed Forces, a senior lecturer at the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation; Meritorious Scientist of the Russian Federation; author of scientific papers and monographs on military history. One of Viktor Suvorov's main opponents and his theory of Soviet aggression readiness for Nazi Germany in 1941 wiki

Gene flow - the spread of genes between populations. The flow of genes influences the level of variation in the gene pool, resulting from the migration of organisms. Representatives of a given species are randomly distributed randomly, ie unevenly within their range, ie they form groups. For example, frogs roaring from one pond create a distinct population for the population of the adjacent pond. Between the two ponds there is a slight exchange of individuals due to migration, but the probability of mating the frogs living in the same pond is much higher than that of the "frogs". Representatives of a species tend to create local populations, referred to as demos. Given that each dem is more or less genetically isolated from other populations of the species, the demy species exhibit some distinct genetic traits. The number of migrating individuals of different species depends on how they are propagated and spread. Migration of certain animals, eg birds, is obvious: this p...

Lex Trebonia - Roman law published in 55 BC, during the second consulate of Marek Licinius Crassus and Gnejus Pompey the Great. At the request of the Trebonian tribunal, the five-year board of Syria (Crassus) and the Spanish Closer and the Later (Pompey) granted the consul (along with the title of proconsul) to the consuls. In addition, the reign of Gaius Julius Caesar was extended in Gaul by five years, until 1 March 50. Political background In 56, the political alliance concluded four years earlier by Crassus, Caesar, and Pompey (I triumvirate) began to rupture. Clodius's populist campaign undermined Pompey's and Crassus's relationship, and neither of them had the influence, fame and wealth Caesar gained during the Gallic Wars. Caesar invited the other triumvirants to the city of Lucc in Gallipoli (today's Lucca). During the meeting renewed alliances and a common political strategy was planned. The attainment of these plans by Crassus and Pompeian consuls and the pu...

Osvaldo Abel "Cocho" López (born 2 December 1947 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentinian racing driver. Career López started his career in international car racing in 1971 with a friendly start in F1 Mecanica Argentina, where he once stood on the podium. In later years, the Argentine also appeared in the European Formula 2, TC2000 Argentina, Turismo Nacional (TN) Argentina, South American Formula 2, Turismo Carretera Argentina, IMSA Exxon Supreme GT Series and South American Supertouring Championship. In the European Formula 2, the Argentinean started the last four races of the 1979 season in the March 792 car. The race was two ninth in the race and twice in the race. Bibliography wiki

Teodor Kuczynski of Ślepowron (born 1 November 1803 in Domanow) - officer in the November Uprising. The son of Jan Kuczyński and Marianna of Kiełczewski, Karol Kuczyński's brother. He studied in the Corps of Cadets in Kalisz. On March 31, 1825, he joined the Polish Army in the 2nd Regiment as a non-commissioned officer. On September 25, 1825, he was given the right to wear silver feldspar. On October 20, 1827, he was a non-commissioned officer of the 3rd battalion of the train, assigned to 2 ppl. In the November uprising, the second lieutenant, assigned to the Dwernicki corps, fought under Bora. On April 27, 1831, he moved to Galicia, where he was interned by the Austrians, but fled to the Kingdom. He belonged to the Giełguda Corps, with whom he entered Prussia on July 13, 1831, on July 24, 1831, as Lieutenant. He returned to the Kingdom on September 1, 1831 and appeared before the KRW, renewing the oath of the tsar. On July 4, 1836, he married in Warsaw with Adela Maria Luis...

Kazimieras "Kazim" Vasiliauskas (born 2 August 1990 in Koszedarach) - Lithuanian racing driver. Career Vasiliauskas started his career in motor racing in 2008 after competing in the winter edition of the Italian Formula Renault, where he won one of two races. Picked 54 points gave him the runner-up title. In subsequent years he also appeared at the Italian Formula Renault, Formula Renault 2.0 European Formula, Formula Palmer Audi and Formula 2. He competed in the Formula 2 Championship in 2009-2010. In the first season of the six races he won one and four times on the podium. It gave him seventh place in the final classification. A year later, he also won once, but the places on the podium already had his six. With a score of 153, he was fourth in the overall ranking. statistics Bibliography wiki

Merseburg Convention 1032 - Meeting of Emperor Konrad II and claimants to the throne of Poland on 7 July 1032. Causes In 1032 Prince Nawrym was murdered, ruling Poland after the escape of his half-brother Mieszko II. Poland remained without a ruler. The lieutenants of the throne stayed outside the country: Mieszko II, after escaping from Poland in 1031, was imprisoned by the Czech prince Uldaryk, while his younger brother Otto was in Germany at the time. The emperor organized a new military expedition to Poland in 1032. Its range and mileage is unknown. It is known, however, that Mieszko II returned from Czech slavery at the time. In order to remain in the country, in the face of the decline of his half-brother and the reaction of the heathen, he had to rely on the emperor, and thus led to an encounter in Merseburg with all the throngs of emperors. This meeting, as Gerard Labuda states: There is no doubt that Mieszko came to Merseburg not at all voluntarily, but under the threat...

Václav Richling, born January 9, 1841 in Bratoszewice in Orlické Mountains, died January 11, 1896 in Cracow) is an organist and composer of Polish origin in Cracow. Participated in the January Insurrection of 1863. From 1869 he was an organist of the Wawel Cathedral. He became famous as an improviser and master of counterpoint. He taught piano at the Conservatory of Music Society in Cracow. He composed mostly choir and organ compositions. Songs (selection) Bibliography wiki

Lyons Lyric - a group of poems by Adam Mickiewicz, written in the years 1839-1840 during the poet's stay in Lausanne. The lyric poems include: Love, Over water, great and pure, When my corpse is here, There are tears. Some publishers also include the songs: Ah, already in the parent house and Escape with the soul on the leaf. Lozaki's lyrics were published only after the author's death. These pieces differ from the earlier works of Mickiewicz and from the romantic lyric of that time. They are characterized by greater conciseness and departure from descriptive and rhetoric. The poems are also melodious, based on parallelism and repetition. They are considered to be a foretaste of the new stage in Mickiewicz's creative biography and in the development of romantic poetry. Bibliography wiki

King Roger (Rother King) - Epic was created in 1144-1156; included in the so-called. epics of migratory singers. There are also Orendel, Oswald, Salomon and Marcholt, Prince Ernest. The author of this epistle whose passages are written in 5 manuscripts (12th-14th centuries) is probably a rabbi from the Rhineland. Having taken the cross of the Sicilian King Roger II, he created an epic based on the story of abducting a fiancé (Rother King is seeking the hand of the daughter of the Byzantine Emperor), interwoven with fabulous threads and farce. You can hardly see historical content in them. Bibliography wiki

The first bobsleigh sleigh Bobslej before the start Bobsled sleigh - a type of racing sledge in the Olympic bobsleigh competition. Bobslej is made of metal or plastic and equipped with steering devices and a brake, because these sleds are adapted to develop high speeds (in the order of 130 km / h and more) in driving on ice tracks. The first bobsleigh were a simple, extended sledge with a metal-wooden structure (with 2 narrow metal skids) allowing to develop a higher speed compared to regular sleds. Currently bobsleighs are developing significant speeds, so their design has changed. The skids were shortened by dividing them into 4 separate parts and narrowing them to form skates. To reduce the resistance of the bobsleigh air, it has a streamlined, built-in "shuttle" shape. At such speeds, the steering system alone is not enough - the whole team also directs the balance of the body. Bobsly two-seater weighs 165 kg (with a crew of 375 kg), four-seater - 230 kg (with a cre...

Xavier Bray (born 1972) - historian and curator of the art of British and French nationality, specialist in the art of the 17th and 18th centuries and the Spanish Golden Age. He began his professional career in 1998 as a curator at the National Gallery in London, then he worked at the Museum of Fine Arts in Bilbao. In 2002, he returned to the National Gallery as director of the Spanish art department. In 2011 he became the chief curator at the Dulwich Picture Gallery, he also collaborated with the Sotheby's auction house. He has been curator of The Wallace Collection since 2016. Publications wiki

Elgonidium mahnerti - a species of beetle from the family of arteries and subfamily Tomoderinae. This species was described in 1978 by Paul Bonadona. This beetle has a body from 1.88 to 1.97 mm in length and antennae with stems twice longer than wide. The pre-sponge is divided into the front and the back flap with narrowing on the non-sealed edges. The width of the front panel is 1.8 times larger than the width of the narrowing, and the back panel is clearly narrower than the front. The constriction stretches on the dorsal side and hence it is visible as a thin, transverse rib. There is no longitudinal rib on the front panel. The scaling of the foreface is almost invisible. An afrotropical insect known only from the Mau cliff in Kenya. Found at an altitude of about 2000 m n.p.m .. wiki

Richard Joseph "Rich" Sanders (born October 31, 1945, died October 18, 1972) is an American wrestler. Two-time Olympic medalist. He fought in a free style. He participated in two Olympic Games (IO 68, IO 72), on both he won silver medals. In 1968 he took second place in weight up to 52 kilos, in the final he was defeated by Japanese Shigeo Nakata, in 1972 in weight up to 57 kilograms he lost again with the Japanese, this time with Hideaki Yanagida. He won three medals of the World Cup: gold in 1969, silver in 1967 and bronze in 1966. In 1967 he became the champion of the Pan American Games. He died in a car accident shortly after the Olympics in Munich during his stay in Yugoslavia. wiki

Chusien Borishevich Andruchayev (Russian: Хусен Борежевич Андрухаев, born March 2, 1920 in Aulah Chakurinochabl in Adygea, died November 8, 1941 in Ukraine) - Soviet military, journalist and poet of Adyghe nationality, Hero of the Soviet Union (1942). Curriculum vitae From 1935, he studied at the Adygej Pedagogical Technical College, in the same year he took part in a meeting of young writers in Rostov-on-Don and became a correspondent of the "Socialističeskè Adygej" regional newspaper, in which he published his poems and articles. From 1940 he served in the Red Army and belonged to WKP (b), after passing the exams at the Stalingrad Military and Political School, in 1941 he received the rank of junior politician and post of company politician of the 733 infantry regiment of the 136th Infantry Division of the 18th Army, where he was the initiator of the sniper movement. He participated in the war of the USSR against Germany on the Southern Front, during one of the fights in...

Mikhail Matvoyevich Khieraskov (Russian: Mykhail Meveveta Kereskov, born November 5, 1733 in Pereyaslav, died October 9, 1807 in Moscow) - Russian writer. He was a descendant of Wallachian boyars. He was active in Freemasonry, where he gained a lot of influence, in literature he was a representative of late classicism and early sentimentality. He is the author of heroic poems, including Rossijady (1779) about the capture of the sermon by Ivan the Terrible, the tragedy of Wieniecyanskaja monachinia (1758), tearful sentimental comedies and didactic novels, among others Numa pompilij, ili Procwietajuszczij Rim (1768), an ideal state ruled by a philosopher on the throne. Bibliography wiki

Diurnal metastress - a metric phenomenon consisting in putting a strong syntactic boundary, not in the middle school, but not far from it. The mid-diaphragm gear is the most expressive in the case of switching an accented monosyllable. In the example below, the middle-school meta-clock works in the fifth verse: Quiet, quiet, do not wake up the sleeping water in the basin, lightly with the wind, let's dance around the deep space ... Let's wander around the ribbon around the moon, what the translucent body saturates us with the rainbow of lights, and let us absorb the murmur of the murmur, which drowns in the lake, and limb airy noises, and in the whispering whisper, let's drink flowers fragrance, which blooms on the slopes of mountains, voiced, colorful and fragrant, let's go deep blue. (Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer, Melody of Night Mists (Nad Czarnym Pawie Gąsienicowym)) Diurnal middlings, repeatedly in the course of the work, were used by Juliusz Słowacki in a poem by...

Filippo Grandi (born 1957 in Milan) is an Italian diplomat, and since 2016 has been the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Curriculum vitae He graduated from the University of Milan with a degree in contemporary history, and also studied at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. A professional diplomat who has been associated with the UN Refugee Agency since the late 1980s. He worked as a UNHCR representative in Sudan, Syria, Turkey and Iraq. He led humanitarian operations, among others. in Kenya, Benin, Yemen and Afghanistan. In the years 1996-1997 he coordinated international humanitarian campaigns during the civil war in Congo. He then worked at the managerial positions of the UHNCR office in Geneva. In 2004, he became deputy secretary general of the UN in Afghanistan (UNAMA peacekeeping mission) and 2005 UNRWA Deputy Commissioner General, UN Agencies for Assistance to Palestinian Refugees. In the years 2010-2014 he served as the Commissioner General....

Doeke Eisma (born December 30, 1939 in The Hague) is a Dutch politician and sociologist, Member of the European Parliament, national parliamentarian. Curriculum vitae He studied sociology at the University of Utrecht. In 1968 he joined the Democrats 66. From 1970 to 1971 he was a councilor of the province of Gelderland. He then sat in 1977 at Eerste Kamer, the upper chamber of the United States, since 1974 as president of the faction of his party. In the meantime, from 1973 to 1974, he was a Member of the European Parliament. Later employed in public administration. In 1981-1984 he was again a member of the European Parliament, then a senior official in the Ministry of Social Welfare, Health and Culture. From 1986 to 1994, he served as deputy to the Tweede Kamer, and then held the mandate of a Member of the European Parliament in 1999. In the years 1999-2005 he was involved in lobbying activities in Brussels. and in 2006 the CEO of GLOBE Europe. Knight of the Order of the Lion ...

Pierre Pradier (born 2 July 1933 in Biarritz, died April 25, 2003) is a French physician and social activist, co-founder and chairman of the World Doctors Organization, Member of the European Parliament for the fourth term. Curriculum vitae He studied medicine in Paris, specialized in anesthesia, practiced as a physician in Algeria. For many years he has made charitable contributions to medical organizations. In 1973 he joined Doctors Without Borders. He was one of the founders of the World Doctors, serving as President (1984-1985) and Director General (1992-1994). In 1994 he was elected to the European Parliament on behalf of Énergie Radicale, an electoral list created by Bernard Tapie on the basis of the Left Radical Party. He joined the EP in 1999, being a member of the European Radical Alliance. He died in 2003 of cancer. wiki

Jahanshah (born 1397, died in 1467 in Tebrya) - Turkmen ruler of Kara Kojunl in the years 1438-1467 in Western Anatolia, Iraq and Iran. Curriculum vitae His father was Kara Jusuf (1389-1420). Around 1420, Jahanshah married the unknown daughter of Alexei IV Komnen, Emperor Trapezuntu and Teodor Kantakuzen. In 1434, Jahanshah was recognized as the ruler of Kjö Kojunlu by Timur Shahrukh. In order to gain real power, Jahanshah defeated his brother Iskandar (1421-1438) in 1438 at the battle of Tebrizu. In the years 1440 and 1444, Jahanshah took the invasion of Georgia. In turn, after the death of his superior, Szahruch (1405-1447), he made use of the disputes between Timurd and Soltanije and Kazwin, in 1452 Isfahan, and in 1453 Fars and Kerman. In 1450 he became involved in a long-running conflict with Ak Kojunl Jahangir (1444-1452) and his brother Uzun Hasan (1452-1478). November 11, 1467 there was a fight between the forces of the latter and Jahanshah near Sandzar in the region of Czapak...

Appendices epiploicae - anatomical structures within the large intestine, more specifically the colon. Network nappies are structures that exaggerate from the colon, with lobular character. It is filled with adipose tissue - people suffering from obesity can have a network of hazelnuts. The ends of the intestinal wall enter into the intestinal walls formed by the intestinal wall folding on the inner side of the intestinal wall. Their position on the wall of the bowel depends on the length of the latter. With respect to the cross member, the network trailers form a single row along the lower edge of the transverse colon. On the other side of the colon, these trailers form two rows, one of which runs along the frontal surface of the bowel, and the other on the medial surface. It lies near the colon belts. It has not been revealed what function these anatomical structures would be. Perhaps due to the plasticity of the fat filling it reduces the friction between the adjacent colonies....

Marco I Sanudo (born 1153, died 1227) is a Venetian ruler of the Principality of Naxos in the years 1207-1227. Curriculum vitae Marco Sanudo was a participant in the IV crusade and nephew of Venice, Enrico Dandolo. In 1207 Sanudo used the chaos caused by the conquest of Constantinople by the Crusaders and took Naxos Island without the consent of the Latin emperor, who claimed the rights to all the Byzantine lands. By the year 1210 there was resistance in some parts of the island and the fortress, after its break, Sanudo began to conquer other islands of the archipelago. Principality of Naxos in the times of Marco I Sanudo. The island of Naxos was divided into 56 provinces, which were allocated to their companions and deserving. Many of them enjoyed broad autonomy and independence, often only formally remaining part of the duchy. Sanudo also rebuilt the city of Naxos fortress and fortifications. He reigned for 20 years, until 1227. During his rule he developed a system in which the...

Maria Concepción Odriozola Zabalia de San Ignacio (born February 8, 1882 in Azpeitia, died November 24, 1936 in Paterna) is a Spanish Carmelite martyr, martyr and blessed Catholic Church. Curriculum vitae Maria Concepción Odriozola Zabalia was born on February 8, 1882. On February 8, 1904 she entered the novitiate in Victoria and worked as a nurse in two houses of Mercy in Alcoy and Valencia. She was murdered during the Spanish Civil War. Beatified on March 11, 2001 in a group of 233 martyrs by Pope John Paul II. wiki

Amadeo Giannini (born 6 May 1870, 3 June 1949) is an American banker, founder of Bank of America. He was born into a family of Sardinian emigrants. At the age of thirteen he dropped out of school when he realized that he would be better off managing his own business. He was initially involved in various professions such as a broker or seller of products from nearby farms. In his work he was very successful. After marrying with Clorinda Cuneo worked as land manager for his father-in-law and as director of Columbus Savings & Loan - a company in which his father-in-law had a stake. Turning to the Italian immigrants, whose number was still growing, decided to set up a bank, representing their interests. On October 17, 1904, Bank of Italy was founded in San Francisco. After a year, the value of savings there was $ 700,000. After the earthquake in San Francisco, Gianini began to vigorously help the victims of the tragedy by lending and saving money. This led to the rapid development of...

Waclaw Mejbaum (born May 17, 1887 in Lviv - died April 4, 1948 in Wałbrzych) - Polish historian, historian of the nineteenth century. Curriculum vitae He was a graduate of the Lviv University, a student of Simon Asena. In 1912 he was awarded the title of doctor of history based on the work of Stanisław August's Theology (Historical Study on the Elections of Stanisław August Poniatowski and attempts to dethrone him). The leading activist of the Stu. Editor of Lviv Polish Language From his marriage to Maria Valery Deryng (1889-1962), he had a daughter of Wanda and sons of Mestwin (1918-1926) and Wenceslas, a teacher of piano and singing. Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Thermoglobalization - these are the processes that lead to an ever greater interdependence and integration of states, societies, economies and cultures that have consequences for climate change and global warming. The problem of global warming is that the boundaries of the problem category of the state are disappearing, and the importance of international organizations increases. Climate is warming up in every spatial scale, from global to point. Most of the observed warming effects in the last 50 years are probably due to the increase in atmospheric concentrations of man-made greenhouse gases. Researchers predict continued warming, which will have beneficial and unfavorable effects in all regions of the world and in all sectors and systems. Negative effects will grow globally with the level of warming. Dissemination of access to information and globalization have raised issues of environmental concern to the highest levels. The development of the information society and globaliza...

Endolith - the organism that lives within the rocks, and more precisely in the pores between the grains of rocks, also in the pores of coral shells or skeletons. Endoliths include some species of archaea, bacteria, algae, fungi, lichen and Amoebozoa. Numerous species of endoliths are extremophiles, or organisms living in extremely difficult conditions. Endolites were found on rocks in Antarctica (near the surface of rocks), but also in rocks in the ground at a depth of 3 km. They are an object of interest to astrobiologists, who suppose that such organisms could also live on other celestial bodies outside the Earth. Most endolites are autotrophs - organic substances that build their body and are essential to their lives are derived from the processing of inorganic substances. It was not fully investigated whether they were extracted directly from the rock or indirectly - first by decomposing it with secreted acids. Because they live in an environment where there is very little water ...

p> He studied in the cadet corps in Symbirsk, but he did not graduate. Since 1916 was the gardemarin of the 4th Marine Corps Company. In 1917, he was transferred to an independent Gardemarine class. From November of this year he served briefly on the cruiser auxiliary "Orion". He went to Saigon. Upon arriving in Vladivostok in the fall of 1918, he joined the White Army in Siberia. Served in the 1st School Company of the local Marine School. In the autumn of 1919 he graduated from the instructor school, receiving the rank of second lieutenant. From September 1921 to the degree of michmany he served in the Siberian Flotilla Company. In February 1922, he moved to the 2nd Company of the Independent Marine Battalion. Since August of that year he was an officer on the "Manchurian" gunboat. He then became a second class sailor on the "Swir" transporter. After the evacuation of the White troops and other troops arrived in the Philippines. He lived in Manila. ...

Headquarters of the Society of French Poets Society of French Poets (François la Société des poètes français) - an association founded in 1902 on the occasion of Victor Hugo's hundredth anniversary. The founders were José-María de Heredia, Sully Prudhomme and Léon Dierx. The first president was Auguste Dorchain. It is the oldest French organization of poets. In 1986, the Society of Friends of Victor Hugo, Friends of Paul Verlaine and the Friends of Pierre Corneille Society joined in. The main mission of the Society is to create and strengthen cultural and friendly links between French-speaking poets. The Society operates through 25 regional delegations and 7 delegates in Francophone areas, supporting the development of young talents and caring for the outstanding French poets of all nationalities. Since 1998 the Society has its own publishing house. In his quarterly "Agora" publishes the most interesting works of contemporary French poets. Every year he also award...

Orthopterists' Society - An international entomological association bringing together researchers working on the study of prostagland and related insect groups. Founded in 1976 by a group of about 35 orthopterologists, they met at the Argentine San Martín de los Andes, under the name Pan American Acridological Society. In 1977 was written status, and in 1978 the company was approved by the US government. Currently, there are 470 members from 60 countries on 6 continents. Publications The Society publishes 2 scientific journals. The Metaleptea newsletter is issued 2-4 times a year, and twice a year in the Journal of Orthoptera Research. In addition, books were published, including: Comments wiki

François Denis Monin (born 13 May 1858 in Florence, died?) - French consular officer. He performed a number of functions in the French consular-diplomatic service, including the official of the Consulate in Venice (1881), Trieste (1881-1882), Hamburg (1882-1887), Wroclaw (1887-1888), Leipzig (1888-1890), Trieste (1890-1893) , consul in Sarajevo (1893-1894), archivist secretary in the then Consul Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1894-1898), Consul in Vancouver (1902-1906), Bologna (1906-1907), Gdansk (1909-1911). He was honored with the Honorary Legion (1909). wiki

Muhammad ibn Talal (born October 2, 1940 in Amman) is a Jordanian dynasty prince of the Hajj, the General of the Jordanian Armed Forces. In 1952-1962, he was succeeded by the throne of Jordan. He is the second son (the third of six children) of King Jordan Talal and his wife Queen Queen. He is ninth in succession to the Jordanian throne. November 28, 1963 in Amman he married Firjal al-Irszid. In 1978 he divorced his wife. Pair has two sons: On 22 April 1981, he married for the second time with Taghrid al-Majjali. There are no children in this relationship. Both wives of Prince Muhammad are daughters of Jordanian politicians (Farid al-Irisha and Hazza al-Majlis respectively). Bibliography wiki

Story In front of the shop are two painters renovating the façade. After a while, a woman leaves the shop and, after having left one of them, offers her a cup of hot drink. He flirts with a woman drinking a drink and returns to work. Then a police officer appears at the front of the shop to which the woman approaches. The painter, whom this woman had served with a drink, noticed that it poured paint on the cop. From now on, a policeman's pursuit of a painter starts, where a policeman moves and knocks on someone, injuring or causing them harm. As a result, he becomes the object of the pursuit. Bibliography wiki

At The End Of The Open Road - a volume of poems by American poet Louis Simpson, published in 1963, awarded the Pulitzer Prize in the field of poetry for 1964. The collection is divided into four parts. It contains 30 songs, including In California, In the Suburbs, The Redwoods, There Is, Summer Morning, The Silent Lover, Birch, The Sea and the Forest, The Morning Light, The Cradle Trap and A Story about Chicken Soup, as well as The Troika, New Lines for Cuscuscaraway and Mirza Murad Ali Beg, Moving the Walls and Marine - after Rimbaud. In addition, the volume includes Frogs, My Father in the Night Commanding, The Marriage of Pocahontas, American Poetry and The Inner Part. Bibliography wiki

Walodia Frangulian (born October 20, 1992) - an Armenian wrestler fighting in free style. He finished ninth at the World Championships in 2015. He won the bronze medal at the European Championships in 2017. Fourteenth at the European Games in 2015. Tenth in the World Cup in 2014. Third at the European Junior Championships and World Championships in 2012 and U-23 European Championships in 2015. He finished twelfth at the Universiade in 2013. A competitor of the Armenian State Institute of Physical Culture in Yerevan. wiki

Tadeusz Mycek - Polish architect, illustrator, portraitist. Lecturer at the Faculty of Architecture of the Warsaw University of Technology in the years 1970-76. Adviser of Solidarity during martial law. Portraitist of Warsaw, especially Prague. Author of the books: Spotkania z Mistrzami, Portraits of Saska Kępa, American episodes, My Radzyn, My war about Słupsk and My cartoon story about Słupsk. Laureate of architectural competitions. Decorated with the Cross of the Home Army, the Partisan Cross and the Cross of Action "Burza". wiki

Yuriy Mikhailovich Chichkov (born on July 26, 1929 in Moscow, died on August 6, 1990, ibid) - Soviet composer, People's Artist of the RSFSR (1989), Meritorious Art Activist of the RSFSR (1978), laureate State Award of the USSR (1983) and the Lenin Award of the Komsomol (1972). He graduated from the Institute of Military Conductors (1953) and the Moscow Conservatory in the composition class of W. Szebalin (1959). He is buried in the Wagańkowski Cemetery in Moscow. Selected film music Bibliography wiki

Wojciech Natanson (born July 7, 1904 in Cracow, died on August 2, 1996 in Warsaw) - Polish writer, theater critic, translator. Son of Władysław, a Polish physicist. He was a student of the Second Lyceum. King Jan III Sobieski in Krakow, the author of reviews and feature articles about the works of Stefan Żeromski, Stanisław Wyspiański and Karol Wojtyla. He translated, among others, Caligula Albert Camus. Before the war, he cooperated with the Newspaper Gazette in Krakow. During the occupation, he was active in the underground, he was a soldier of the Home Army. After the war, he wrote reviews for, among others, the magazines "Teatr", "Słowo Powszechne", "Kierunki" and "Życie Warszawy". He was buried at the Nazi cemetery in Warsaw. Selected works wiki

Yekaterininskaya railway (Russian: Екатерининская железная дорога, Jekatierininskaja geleznaja doroga) - historical railway line in the Russian Empire, built between 1882 and 1904, connecting Donbass with the Krzyworoskie Basin, in the area of ​​present Russia and Ukraine. The railway passed through the areas of the Kharkiv, Kherson, Taurid, Yekaterinsky Governorate, Donski Army. It played a large role in the development of the metallurgical industry in the southern area of ​​the Russian Empire and in the export of its products. From the beginning, the Ekaterininska Railway was owned by the state. Main lines (opening date in brackets): In 1913, the length of the line was 2827 volships (3045 km), including 1,062 vistas (1144 km) of a double-track line. The rolling stock included 1250 steam locomotives, 37,072 freight wagons and 995 passenger cars. The railway had large railway workshops in Yekaterinoslav (the largest in Russia) and smaller ones in other cities. At the beginning o...

Armand Samuel de Marescot Armand Samuel de Marescot (born March 1, 1758, Tours, died November 5, 1832 at Chaslay Castle near Montoire Loir-et-Cher) - French general and engineer. He took part in the wars led by France during the Great Bourgeois Revolution and during the reign of Emperor Napoleon I. Through Napoleon he was appointed inspector of engineering troops. As the first commander in the world he used the new optical telegraph to give the government information about the liberation of Austrian hands after the annual occupation of the city of Le Quesnoy, about two hundred kilometers north of Paris. The message reached the French authorities only an hour after the end of the battle, which was an unprecedented event in military history. wiki

Merchant Table Table des Marchand (Neolithic Arch) is a Neolithic tomb found in Locmariaquer in the French province of Morbihan. From 1889, monument historique entered the list of monuments. Built at the beginning of the fourth millennium BC the tomb, 6 meters high, has the shape of an oval with dimensions of 30 × 25 m. It is surrounded from the outside by two walls with a diameter of 18 and 20 m. The entrance opening is 1.30 m high, oriented in the south-east direction, leads long 7 meters down the corridor to the burial chamber. The chamber, with dimensions of 3.50 × 3 m and high at 2.40 m, is covered with a large ceiling stone with dimensions of 6.50 × 4 m and a weight of 40 tons. The construction was erected from granite. The exception is the back wall of the burial chamber made of over 50 kilometers of sandstone, decorated with 53 arched rituals arranged in two opposite panels. Since Roman times, the tomb was used as a source of building material and during the centuries it ...

The Bulgarian coat of arms according to Petyr Bogdan Bakheev Petyr Bogdan Bakszew (Bulgarian Петър Богдан Бакшев) - Bulgarian archbishop and scholar. The author of "The History of Bulgaria". One of the initiators of the uprising in Cziprów. Curriculum vitae He was born in 1601 in Cziprovci. In the years 1620-1623 he studied in the monastery of St. Francis in Ancona and in the years 1623-1630 he studied law at the University of Rome. In 1640 he prepared a report for the Pope about the state of the Bulgarian lands. In 1643 he was appointed Pope Urban VIII to the Archbishop of Sofia and became the head of Bulgarian Catholics. In the middle of the seventeenth century, the idea of ​​Catholic faith was gradually introduced in the middle of the 17th century, to be applied to the Bulgarian national idea, counting on the possibility of the Catholic West and transforming it into a national institution based on the newly formed Bulgarian state. Bakshev visited many rulers of the Cen...

Hans Eduard Bütikofer-Perret (born 29 July 1915 in Chur, 12 January 2011 in Thun) is a Swiss bobsleigh, silver medalist for the Olympic Games. Career Bütikofer was a versatile athlete, practicing swimming, athletics, water polo and ice hockey. But in the bobsleighs he achieved the greatest success with his Reto Capadrutt, Hans Aichele and Fritz Feierabend, earning a silver medal in four at the 1938 Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It was his only Olympic start and the only medal won at an international event of that rank. Bütikofer also reached the final round of the Swiss hockey championship in 1934/1935 in the colors of GG Bern. At the end of his career he was an honorary president of the Swiss Olympic Association. wiki

List of Norwegian national teams at the Olympic Games - List of players and players of the Norwegian national team who took the Norwegian flag during the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. Chronological list of chaplains Bibliography roenergetyka. He also completed postgraduate studies in finance management at the Warsaw School of Economics, management of power companies at the Warsaw University of Technology and Executive MBA, Warsaw School of Business, HEC School of Management, London Business School and the Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration. p> On November 20, 2015, he was appointed Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Treasury. March 2, 2016 Prime Minister Beata Szydlo accepted his resignation and resigned from this position. On March 22, 2016, the Supervisory Board of PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna appointed him to the Management Board of PGE and entrusted him with the position of President of the Management Board from March 31, 2016. wi...

Hotline Catering - one of the methods of catering catering. It consists of maintaining a constant temperature of food (above 65 ° C) from the moment of preparation of the meal, through its transport, portioning until consumption, when it is cooled down to the temperature indicated for consumption. Hotline catering is designed to reduce the growth of microorganisms, but food storage at elevated temperatures results in loss of nutritional value (especially vitamins). For this method, continuous monitoring of the required temperature during all stages of the process and monitoring of hotline storage is essential. wiki

Michael Otis Chandler (born April 21, 1958 in San Marino) is an American racing driver. Career Chandler started his international racing career in 1979, starting with the USAC Mini-Indy Series, where he won four podiums, including one on his podium. Assigned 903 points earned him the title of runner-up of the series. Later, he also appeared in the American Formula One Super Vee Robert Bosch / Valvoline Championship, World Challenge for Endurance Drivers, CART Indy Car World Series, World Championship for Drivers and Makes, Indianapolis 500, IMSA Camel GTO, USAC Gold Crown Championship, IMSA GTU Championship and American Racing Series. In the CART Indy Car World Series, Chandler started the 1980s. The best result of the American reached in 1981, when he scored 37 points, he ranked 18th in the overall ranking. Bibliography wiki

The Province of the Chief of the Armed Forces, one of the provinces of the Assyrian empire, is governed by a high dignitary of the Assyrian court of Turtan, the "chief of the army." The province was created from the territories belonging to the Aramean kingdom of Bit-Adini, conquered in 856 BC. by the Assyrian king Salmanasara III (858-824 p.n.e.). It covered the area from Chaburu to the Euphrates Arch, as well as initially also the lands on the other side of the Euphrates, south of the Sadr River. The latter, however, were later, under Adad-nirari III (810-783 BC), entrusted to the governor of Rasappa. The capital of the province of the chief commander of the army became the city of Til Barsip, whose name was Assyrian changed to Kar-Salmanasar (Tall al-Ahmar). From the Adad-nirari III period until the reign of Ashur-nirari V (755-746 BC), the province was controlled by an influential Turtan named Shamsi-il, who in the position of Governor Til Barsip settled one of his s...

Medical and Veterinary Entomology - An international, peer-reviewed scientific journal published in the field of medical and veterinary entomology. The letter is issued by the Royal Entomological Society of London and appears once every three months. Topics include biology and control of arthropod populations of importance for human and veterinary medicine, in particular mite and hematophagous insects, including epidemiology and transmission of pathogens between the parasite and the host, changes in the distribution of parasites, their behavior and ecology, interspecific interactions of the parasite - the owner and new methods of chemical and biological control of these arthropods. The 2015 impact factor was 2.86. In 2014 it was ranked 2nd in ISI Journal Citation Reports in veterinary science and 4 in entomology. wiki

Blair MacKichan - British music producer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, lyricist and actor. Founder of a music studio in Hastings. At the turn of the 80s and 90s he played in Oxo commercials. He composed songs for such artists as Maggie Reilly, Sia, Alex Hepburn, Jenifer, Oceana, Trijntje Oosterhuis, Olly Murs and Fink. Współtworzył także teksty takich utworów jak „Pilgrim” oraz „This Is the Thing” Finka, „Stone Cold Sober” Palomy Faith, „Shame for You” Lily Allen, „Your Game” Willa Smitha, „Love Me” Stooshe, „Rough & Ready” Trace’a Adkinsa czy „Ma Philosophie” Amel Bent. The musician has also created soundtracks for American films, Three to Tango, The Orangutan Suite, and the Beast series. wiki

Mechanical ballet - a film that is an experiment of the dadaist painter Fernand Léger. Producer Dudley Murphy and composer George Antheil also contributed to the film, part of a work titled Mechanisms that depicted mechanical ballet, although the makers never made the decision to synchronize the image and music. At the shows the film was presented without Antheil music. It was only August 25, 2000 that they were presented together in Antwerp at the Cultuurmarkt van Vlaaderen. Story The animated and geometric figure of Chaplin appears at the beginning and the end of the film. So the subtitle sounds Charlot presents a mechanical ballet. This film belonged to a group manifesting the liberation of objects. This is an attempt to show that an object can also be a certain kind of art. In this movie, the character is given the role of a hero. Occasional pictures of women, as well as the approximation of smiling female lips. The production mainly focused on everyday items such as plates, po...

Edmond Friedel (born 3 August 1895 in Nancy, died 15 August 1972) is a French geologist, the son of Georges Friedel. Director of the École nationale supérieure des mines de Paris in 1944-1963 (deputy director from 1936 to 1944). He studied at the École polytechnique and then at the École nationale supérieure des mines de Paris, where he started working. Before the war he worked in mines in Strasbourg, Metz and Arras. During World War II he helped students of Jewish descent and was arrested by the Gestapo. In 1964 he was awarded the Order of the Grand Officers. wiki