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of 2013, the video was viewed over 17 million times on YouTube. Like its predecessor, "Yatcaz Kalkcaz Ordayım", this song also topped Turkey's official music chart for seven weeks. The music video for "Irgalamaz Beni" was directed by Çağrı Ark and released on 18 September 2013. By the end of the year it was viewed over 6.5 million times on YouTube. Klip Turkish critics found the video similar to Miley Cyrus's music video for "Wrecking Ball". Especially the singer's appearance on a large ball hanging from the ceiling took the attention of critics. Gülşen denied the allegations of copying and

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said "I'm not that idiot to imitate a clip that has just been released on the same week as mine. I'm also not that desperate to do it on the same week. We shot the clip on September 3, and there's evidence for those who want it. Miley's clip was shot on the seventh day of the same month. As my clip was release later, so it was naturally perceived that I have copied her work. But as we also have the mindset that 'Turks always plagiarize', the attacks were aimed toward me. At the end, it's just an unpleasant

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coincidence." "Irgalamaz Beni" rose up to number three on Turkey's music chart. All of the songs were written and composed by Gülşen. "Aşk Cinayet Sever", "Acısı Bile Bal" and "Seyre Dursun Aşk" were composed together with Ozan Çolakoğlu. Credits adapted from "Beni Durdursan mı?"s album booklet. Beni Durdursan mı? Beni Durdursan mı? ("Would You Stop Me?") is the eighth studio album by Turkish singer Gülşen. It was released on 20 February 2013 by Doğan Music Company, her first album to be released by this company. Following the release of "Önsöz" in 2009, Gülşen released the singles "Yeni Biri" and "Sözde

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NK Kamen Ivanbegovina NK Kamen Ivanbegovina is a Croatian football club currently playing in the Treća HNL, the Croatian third division. The team is from Ivanbegovina, a town of only 200 inhabitants, and the small size of the town for a third division team has been noted in Croatian newspapers. The club is also known as Kamen Podbablje, after the slightly larger nearby settlement of Podbablje. The Podbablje municipality helps fund the team, around 480,000 kunas a year. The club was founded in 1977 and has played in the third division since 2012. The club won the 2011 Zdravko Udović

NK Kamen Ivanbegovina

friendly tournament, annually hosted by NK Uskok Klis. They have a local derby with NK Imotski. NK Kamen Ivanbegovina NK Kamen Ivanbegovina is a Croatian football club currently playing in the Treća HNL, the Croatian third division. The team is from Ivanbegovina, a town of only 200 inhabitants, and the small size of the town for a third division team has been noted in Croatian newspapers. The club is also known as Kamen Podbablje, after the slightly larger nearby settlement of Podbablje. The Podbablje municipality helps fund the team, around 480,000 kunas a year. The club was founded in 1977

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The Mountie (film) The Mountie (U.S.: The Way of the West; U.K.: The Ranger; France: Lawman) is a 2011 Canadian western film directed by S. Wyeth Clarkson, co-written by Clarkson, Charles Johnston, and Grant Sauvé. Though drawing on elements of Canadian northern genre fiction, the film was pitched as a neo-spaghetti western by Clarkson to its star, Andrew Walker. Walker plays a disgraced North-West Mounted Police officer dispatched in 1894 to survey the Yukon for a new garrison, where he encounters a small group of Russian settlers in a town in desperate need of law and order. The cast includes

The Mountie (film)

Earl Pastko as Olaf, a Russian Orthodox priest of dubious character, Jessica Paré as Amethyst, Olaf's scarred daughter, as well as George Buza, Tony Munch, Matthew G. Taylor, and John Wildman. Several scenes are bridged by Robert Service poems read by Kestrel Martin, who portrays Cleora, Amethyst's young sister. The poems include "", "," and "". In an interview with CTV News, Wyeth Clarkson talks about having since childhood been drawn to western movies, such as those by John Ford and Sergio Leone, "but always wondered why American sheriffs were depicted onscreen, while Canadian officers were not", arguing the film

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is educational: "Canada has this rich history and this rich history of iconographic characters that we don't see on our screens and to me that's a real loss, especially for kids who can be so easily influenced to want to learn... For me, it's important as a filmmaker to sort of stir that pot and at least give people access to Canadian stories." Made for a little under C$1,000,000, "The Mountie" received equity production funding from Telefilm Canada's Ontario office and the Harold Greenberg Fund, as well as production funding support from the Yukon Film & Sound Commission. The film

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was shot near Whitehorse, Yukon, in 2009, under the working title "Red Coat Justice". In the CTV interview, Clarkson said he felt "budgetary pressure to shoot the film elsewhere but stood his ground," and suggested "that the best North American westerns of the last 20 years have probably all been shot in Canada." According to an article in the "Toronto Star", the shooting location was a 45-minute drive for the cast and crew to a logging road, followed by a 30-minute hike to the set itself. In the same "Star" article, Andrew Walker recounts how Clarkson "sold" the film to

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him as a Canadian spaghetti western. As a result, the actor spent a lot of time studying Clint Eastwood. He also studied historical figures such as Sam Steele and other portrayals of the Mounted Police up to the present day. The film features original music composed by Ivan Barbotin and performed by the Russian Philharmonic Orchestra. The film had its premiere in theatres on July 1 (Canada Day), 2011, a limited release, in Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary, followed by six more cities across Canada on July 8. Clarkson is said to have "angled hard to get theatres to screen "The

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Mountie" on Canada Day". It received a gala screening at Canada House in London, England. "The Mountie" received mixed reviews from critics. Jennie Punter gave the film a very positive review: "With gorgeous cinematography, brisk pacing, evocative music, well-orchestrated showdowns and no-nonsense storytelling, The Mountie delivers an entertaining slice of Canadian history that never feels like it's a patriotic duty to watch." Liz Braun also gave a positive review, saying there was something "satisfyingly Canadian" about the film. Susan G. Cole gave the film a "mediocre" rating, describing it as "another meticulously made Canadian feature with a good cast, beautiful

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music and a gorgeous look," but finding the script extremely lacking: "There isn't a line of believable dialogue or a piece of the action you can't predict, and the ending is ludicrous." Chris Knight gave the film 2.5 stars, calling it a "taut drama," and thought the Robert Service poems were a "nice touch", at the same time finding "the film stalls during the frequent gun battles, which unfold in an uninspired manner." The film lacks subtlety: "It's as if Grayling had told the townsfolk to boil their dialogue along with their drinking water." Linda Barnard agreed, saying the film

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is "gorgeously shot" but suffers from poor dialogue: "More suited to a made-for-TV movie than theatrical release, "The Mountie" winds up with a silly ending before it rides off into the sunset." Robert Bell found it culturally retrogressive and with no redeeming qualities in the film whatsoever: "Perhaps it's cruel to dote on the sheer ineptitude of this production, from its borderline incoherent action sequences to the misguided cinematography and woefully integrated exposition, but it's truly impossible to imagine anyone taking this film seriously beyond mockery and sheer jaw-dropping amazement." A common thread among reviewers, regardless of how they felt

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about the film, is the similarity of Walker's performance to that of Clint Eastwood. Linda Barnard in particular did not understand why a Canadian film "spends so much time aping Clint Eastwood it could have been titled "A Fistful of Loonies", in reference to "A Fistful of Dollars". The Mountie (film) The Mountie (U.S.: The Way of the West; U.K.: The Ranger; France: Lawman) is a 2011 Canadian western film directed by S. Wyeth Clarkson, co-written by Clarkson, Charles Johnston, and Grant Sauvé. Though drawing on elements of Canadian northern genre fiction, the film was pitched as a neo-spaghetti western

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Jack O'Brien (cricketer) John Joseph O'Brien (1886 – 20 December 1939) was a New Zealand cricketer who played first-class cricket for Hawke's Bay from 1906 to 1921. Jack O'Brien was a useful batsman and medium-fast bowler. His best performances came in the match against Wellington in 1919-20, when he took 4 for 56 and 5 for 55 opening the bowling and made 39 and 11 opening the batting, playing a leading part in Hawke's Bay's 52-run victory. It was Hawke's Bay's last first-class victory. O'Brien later became an umpire. He umpired Hawke's Bay's match against the touring MCC team in

Jack O'Brien (cricketer)

1935-36, and was president of the Hawke's Bay Cricket Umpires Association and vice-president of the Hawke's Bay Cricket Association. For 25 years he worked for the carrying company Messrs Barry Bros Ltd of Napier. He died aged 53 after a long illness. Jack O'Brien (cricketer) John Joseph O'Brien (1886 – 20 December 1939) was a New Zealand cricketer who played first-class cricket for Hawke's Bay from 1906 to 1921. Jack O'Brien was a useful batsman and medium-fast bowler. His best performances came in the match against Wellington in 1919-20, when he took 4 for 56 and 5 for 55 opening

Jack O'Brien (cricketer)

Nidhi Sunil Nidhi sunil ( born 30 march 1993), is an Indian actress,model,who is better known for her for role as Samira in a Indian drama film Kaash (2015 film) Nidhi was born into a Indian Muslim family on 30 March 1993 in Bangalore, India. And also brought up and did her schooling study in this city. She hold law degree and at the begging of her career she worked as an environment lawyer. Nidhi started her career as an environment lawyer. Later she was participated in The Pantaloons Femina Miss India South 2011 and completed that competition with second

Nidhi Sunil

runner up.After that she started her career as a model for some national and international magazines like Maxim, Vogue, Elle etc. as a print model in India.She started his career as an actress in Bollywood with a Drama Film Gangoobai in 2013.In 2015 she appeared in his second film of career, Kaash (2015 film).She is the brand ambassador for Garnier.Recently she came into the the news after her appearance in the popular rapper-singer Yo Yo Honey Singh’s letest music videos Makhna. Nidhi Sunil Nidhi sunil ( born 30 march 1993), is an Indian actress,model,who is better known for her for

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Gerald S. Doyle Gerald Stanley Doyle, (September 26, 1892 – July 12, 1956) was a Newfoundlander and Canadian businessman who is well known for his compilation of Newfoundland folk music. Doyle was born in King's Cove, Newfoundland, to Thomas and Margaret Doyle. As a child, the Doyle family moved to St. John's, where Gerald Doyle become an apprentice at the Wadden's Drug Store in Water Street. This developed into a career selling patented medicines and cod liver oil around the coasts of Newfoundland and the Caribbean. He formally incorporated these practices into his own business, Gerald S. Doyle Limited, in

Gerald S. Doyle

1929. Around this time, Doyle became invested in the preservation of Newfoundland's culture and heritage. He began publishing the "Old-Time Songs and Poetry of Newfoundland" in 1927, giving them away free of charge in outport communities and including advertisements for his business endeavors. The year before, he established a newsletter titled "The Family Fireside", which published community news, local folklore legends, and traditional music submissions by readers. In addition to this, he debuted the "Gerald S. Doyle News Bulletin" on the radio station VONF in 1932, which aired information of personal interest to outport fishermen. Doyle is credited for the

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popularization and modern perception of Newfoundland folk music. Doyle passed away in St. John's in 1956. The Gerald S. Doyle Memorial Museum was established in King's Cove in his honour, and his efforts preserving Newfoundland culture are commemorated to this day. Gerald S. Doyle Gerald Stanley Doyle, (September 26, 1892 – July 12, 1956) was a Newfoundlander and Canadian businessman who is well known for his compilation of Newfoundland folk music. Doyle was born in King's Cove, Newfoundland, to Thomas and Margaret Doyle. As a child, the Doyle family moved to St. John's, where Gerald Doyle become an apprentice at

Gerald S. Doyle

Gender equality in Nicaragua When it comes to gender equality in Latin America, Nicaragua ranks high amongst the other countries in the region. When it came to global rankings regarding gender equality, the World Economic Forum ranked Nicaragua at number twelve in 2015, while in 2016 it ranked tenth, and in 2017 the country ranked sixth. Nicaragua was amongst the many countries in Latin America and the Caribbean to ratify the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, which aimed to promote women's rights. The Human Development Reportranked Nicaragua on place 106 out of 160 countries

Gender equality in Nicaragua

in the Gender Inequality Index (GII)in 2017. It reflects gender-based inequalities in three dimensions-reproductive health, empowerment, and economic activity. Nicaragua has yet to achieve overall gender equality. Women in Nicaragua are more likely to face poverty than men and rates of violence against women still remains high. Nicaragua ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW)on October 27, 1981. According to the World Bank's Gender Data Portal, participation in the labor force between men and women differs. For the year 2016, women in the low income bracket accounted for 65 percent, men accounted for

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80 percent. The middle income bracket accounted for 46 percent of women, and 77 percent of men. The high income bracket accounted for 52 percent of women, and 69 percent of men. A gender pay gap between men and women in Nicaragua exists. When it comes to farming, there is inequality amongst men and women. 2016 saw 8.5 percent of women employed in agriculture, while 42.9 percent of men were employed. Men tend to own more land than women in Nicaragua. In the rural areas of Nicaragua, 65 percent of women are working on land that they do not own.

Gender equality in Nicaragua

Due to the fact that more men owned land in Nicaragua, and ownership in Nicaragua is linked to authority, programs in the 1990s sought to provide more women with the opportunity to own land. Throughout history, the role of women in Nicaragua has been deeply traditional and therefore, deeply unequal. Men and women held really different social roles and were supposed to adhere to common stereotypes, namely the working men and the woman responsible for the household. This was largely due to the concepts of marianismoand machismo, two prevalent forms of Latin American cultural behavior. According to marianismo and machismo,

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regardless of class, women don't possess the same legal rights as men. Additionally, women are subordinates of fathers and husbands, not allowed to make their own decisions. At the same time, women have to uphold the morality of the family and are responsible for its spiritual development and well-being. Men were exempt from those duties and not legally obliged to acknowledge and support children or support their families financially. Out of those circumstances, the rate of female-headed families was several times higher than nowadays. Overall, women were less educated, had fewer financial resources, were employed in less-skilled, lower-paying jobs and

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had fewer civil and legal rights than men. The lives of women in Nicaragua didn't change until the Sandinista Revolutionthat started in 1979. In 1987, it was reported that 67% of 'active members' in the popular militia were women. Before the movement, topics like domestic violence and sexual abuse were taboo and not viewed as injustice by society. As a result of the revolution, changes in gender discourses, policies and programs promoted by the Nicaraguan women's movement, beginning with the AMNLAE,occurred in the early 1980s and continued with an autonomous women's movement in the 1990s. The Sandinistas’ reforms in family

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law, their discourse on women's emancipation and the promotion of the New Man as a proper family man were meant to pave the way for the modern role of women in Nicaraguan society. This decision led to conflicts as men saw their dominant position threatened, which extended the process until the end of the 1990s, when international fundings and a neoliberal government prioritized establishing a new female figure. After the revolution, the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSNL) party became the most powerful party which makes the multiparty constitutional republic a single party ruled system. Still, the country has to face

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increasing societal violence against women and violent attacks against the LGBTcommunity, to which police fails to respond. The degree of health care for women in Nicaragua depends on whether they live in the rural or urban area. Overall, the percentage of births attended by skilled health staff was 88%. The number of pregnant women receiving prenatal care grew steady over the past years, amounting to 94.7% in 2012. The maternal mortality ratio is at 0.15%, according to data from 2015. In 2012, a mother's mean age at first birth was 19.2 years. Female life expectancy is 8.6% higher than that

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of men. In 1955, women received the right to vote and be elected. With the participation in the revolution, women began to have a voice in political decisions, originally their motivation was the will to protect their families. ""Everything that we did was for our children so that they could learn to read, so they could have a better life, then we, with this idea, participated in the Revolution. With the idea that they were going to learn to read, that they were going to learn many things that they didn't know, with this we integrated in the process of

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the Revolution," Ser madre en Nicaragua (Being a Mother in Nicaragua) 22." The Nicaraguan Institute for Women became independent in 2007. The participation of women in managerial and executive positions was 33.9% in 2012. In 2017, 45.7 percent of parliamentary seats were held by women, which is the highest rate in all middle-American countries. In 1994, Nicaragua signed the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women. In 2012, Nicaragua passed Law 779, which strengthens the protection of victims and creates an avenue for women to seek justice in such cases of violence against women. The literacy rate of the

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female youth (15-24) was 88.8% in 2012 and with that, 3.6% higher than the rate of male youth. From pre-primary school to secondary school, generally more female than male students are enrolled, education is free and accessible to every Nicaraguan. The Gender Parity Index (GPI) in Nicaragua was 1.035 in 2010, 3.8% higher than the worldwide average. Gender equality in Nicaragua When it comes to gender equality in Latin America, Nicaragua ranks high amongst the other countries in the region. When it came to global rankings regarding gender equality, the World Economic Forum ranked Nicaragua at number twelve in 2015,

Gender equality in Nicaragua

Velimir Karić Velimir Karić (Kragujevac, Principality of Serbia, 3 October 1859 - Belgrade, 1946) was a Serbian revolutionary, a People's Radical Party representative in the parliament of the Kingdom of Serbia, a pharmacist, a volunteer in the liberation wars of 1876-1878 against the Ottoman Empire, a member of the founding group of the Serbian Chetnik Organization in Vranje. Velimir Karić was born in Kragujevac in 1859 in a well-to-do clerical family. He finished high school in Šabac, and the Faculty of Pharmacy in Vienna. During the Serbian-Turkish Wars (1876-1878), he fought as a volunteer on the Drina River. Like his

Velimir Karić

brother Vladimir, Velimir was one of the first members of the Radical Party, and with radicals he participated in protests, including one in 1882 against Victorien Sardou's "Rabagas" performance at the National Theatre in Belgrade. After the protest in Belgrade he went to Vranje where he opened the first pharmacy in the newly-formed municipal regions in 1883. In 1903 Velimir participated in the creation of the Executive Committee of the Serbian Chetnik Organization in Vranje and became a member of the same committee. He took an active part in Chetnik movement until 1906 when he left Vranje for Belgrade where

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he opened another pharmacy. He was elected ten times as deputy of the People's Radical Party for Vranje, and was a member of its board of directors until 1940. He is one of the earliest members of the Narodna Odbrana, and also held the post of its president during the Great War. Velimir Karić Velimir Karić (Kragujevac, Principality of Serbia, 3 October 1859 - Belgrade, 1946) was a Serbian revolutionary, a People's Radical Party representative in the parliament of the Kingdom of Serbia, a pharmacist, a volunteer in the liberation wars of 1876-1878 against the Ottoman Empire, a member of

Velimir Karić

Dharmaprabhu Dharmaprabhu is an upcoming fantasy comedy film written and directed by Muthukumaran. This film is produced by P. Ranganathan under the production banner Sri Vaari Films. Yogi Babu will be in the lead role in this film. Justin Prabhakaran will be composing music for this film. The film editing is done by San Lokesh and Cinematography works done by Mahesh Muthuswamy. This film shooting will be held in a fictional place due to the cast and the story. Yaman stays in place called Yamaloka, so the art works will be done mostly in a fictional way. The first look

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poster of Dharmaprabhu which was released on 2 November Yogi Babu stands like Yaman with a weapon Gada. The film shooting is a short time period and the movie features will be released soon.The film will be shot in Chennai and the songs will be composed in abroad. One of the first look poster reminds one of Thambi Ramiah’s directorial film Indiralohathil Na Azhagappan. Themail official first look poster was released on 2 November 2018. Dharmaprabhu Dharmaprabhu is an upcoming fantasy comedy film written and directed by Muthukumaran. This film is produced by P. Ranganathan under the production banner Sri

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2014 Montreux Volley Masters squads This article shows the rosters of all participating teams at the 2015 Montreux Volley Masters in Switzerland. The Brazil roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: Head coach: Jose Roberto Lages Guimaraes The China roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: Head coach: Lang Ping The Russia roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: The Swiss roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: The Dominican Republic roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: The Germany roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: Head coach: Giovanni Guidetti The Japanese roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters:

2014 Montreux Volley Masters squads

The United States roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: Head coach: Karch Kiraly 2014 Montreux Volley Masters squads This article shows the rosters of all participating teams at the 2015 Montreux Volley Masters in Switzerland. The Brazil roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: Head coach: Jose Roberto Lages Guimaraes The China roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: Head coach: Lang Ping The Russia roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: The Swiss roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: The Dominican Republic roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley Masters: The Germany roster in the 2014 Montreux Volley

2014 Montreux Volley Masters squads

Bangladesh Chemical Society Bangladesh Chemical Society is a learned society of chemists it is the National adhering organizations in Bangladesh. Bangladesh Chemical Society was founded in 1972 following the Independence of Bangladesh in 1972 by faculty members of the University of Dhaka such as Mokarram Hussain Khundker. Founding members also included professors from the University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, and Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. The purpose of the society is to generate interest in the study of chemistry and promote collaborations among chemists in Bangladesh. The society holds conferences and seminars on chemist.

Bangladesh Chemical Society

It publishes an academic journal and gives awards to notable papers published by Bangladeshi chemists. Bangladesh Chemical Society Bangladesh Chemical Society is a learned society of chemists it is the National adhering organizations in Bangladesh. Bangladesh Chemical Society was founded in 1972 following the Independence of Bangladesh in 1972 by faculty members of the University of Dhaka such as Mokarram Hussain Khundker. Founding members also included professors from the University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, and Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. The purpose of the society is to generate interest in the study of chemistry

Bangladesh Chemical Society

151 North Franklin 151 North Franklin (officially named CNA Center) is a skyscraper located at 151 North Franklin Avenue in the Loop community area of Chicago, Illinois. Completed in 2018 and standing at tall with 35 floors at the northeast corner of West Randolph Street and North Franklin Avenue, the building is the current corporate headquarters of namesake tennant CNA Insurance, which has been headquartered in the Loop since 1900. It also hosts large office spaces for Facebook and the law firm Hinshaw & Culbertson. The vision for the building first became public in 2013 when renderings were availed for

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a 30-story building from developer John Buck designed by John Ronan. In November 2013, Buck announced $145 million of equity financing for a 36-story building with of office space. In February 2015, law firm Freeborn & Peters (Chicago's 22nd largest) signed a 15-year 5-floor letter of intent. That May, law firm Hinshaw & Culbertson (Chicago's 14th largest) signed a lease in the building. In August 2015, Freeborn & Peters accepted an offer to remain at 311 South Wacker Drive, but Buck went ahead with filing for demolition permits for the Walgreens at that location. In December 2015, CNA Insurance decided

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to relocate its headquarters from the 44-story CNA Center at 333 South Wabash that it had owned since its debut in 1972 to the new CNA Center building. The plan included selling the old building to Buck for $108 million, temporarily leasing space in that building until moving into the newly leased space with signage and naming rights. By that time the Walgreens on the site had been demolished and construction was was expected to commence soon. Northern Trust would sign to consolidate many of its offices into the old CNA Center. CNA, which officially relocated on June 1, 2018,

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was continuing its tradition since 1900 of maintaining its world headquarters in the Loop. Facebook signed a large lease in the building in July 2018. 151 North Franklin 151 North Franklin (officially named CNA Center) is a skyscraper located at 151 North Franklin Avenue in the Loop community area of Chicago, Illinois. Completed in 2018 and standing at tall with 35 floors at the northeast corner of West Randolph Street and North Franklin Avenue, the building is the current corporate headquarters of namesake tennant CNA Insurance, which has been headquartered in the Loop since 1900. It also hosts large office

151 North Franklin

Rausjødalen Dairy The Rausjødalen Dairy () was Europe's first dairy cooperative north of the Alps. It was built in 1856 in "Raudsjødalen" (the Raudsjø Valley) in the municipality of Tolga, Norway. It was originally established under the name "Rausjødalen Meieri". It is the predecessor of today's company Tine. The initiative to start a dairy in the Raudsjø Valley was led by Jon Simensen Grue (1804–1891), a farmer, teacher, and sexton, and Ole Jonsen Berg (1829–1908). The reason for starting a dairy in the mountains was the motivation to process milk and take advantage of the good mountain pasture in the

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summer to increase profitability. The company was founded on January 24, 1856 with 30 farmers present at the meeting at Tolga. Eventually it had 40 shareholders. The Norwegian Society for Development contributed loans to buy the land where the dairy would be located. The society also had a traveling agronomist, Caspar Holten Jensenius (1821–1902), who helped get the dairy started. The Norwegian Society for Development also obtained a cheesemaker from Switzerland, Caspar Hiestand (1816–1885). Rausjødalen Dairy The Rausjødalen Dairy () was Europe's first dairy cooperative north of the Alps. It was built in 1856 in "Raudsjødalen" (the Raudsjø Valley) in

Rausjødalen Dairy

VST (album) "VST" is the debut studio album by the Manila sound Filipino group VST & Co.. Released in 1978. Main singer Vic Sotto isn't credited as a vocalist or even not appearing on the group's picture on the back of the album, but was thanked on the album credits along with Tito Sotto and Joey de Leon. The album contains 5 of their biggest hits including the ballads "Ikaw Ang Aking Mahal" (You Are My Love) and "Ipagpatawad" (Please Sorry) as well as the disco numbers "Awitin Mo at Isasayaw Ko" (You Sing, I'll Dance), "Disco Fever" and "Magsayawan"

VST (album)

(Let's Dance) According to the album's credits. VST (album) "VST" is the debut studio album by the Manila sound Filipino group VST & Co.. Released in 1978. Main singer Vic Sotto isn't credited as a vocalist or even not appearing on the group's picture on the back of the album, but was thanked on the album credits along with Tito Sotto and Joey de Leon. The album contains 5 of their biggest hits including the ballads "Ikaw Ang Aking Mahal" (You Are My Love) and "Ipagpatawad" (Please Sorry) as well as the disco numbers "Awitin Mo at Isasayaw Ko" (You

VST (album)

John Y. Cole John Y. Cole (born July 30, 1940) is an American librarian, historian, and author. He was the founding director of the Center for the Book at the Library of Congress and in 2016 became the first official historian of the Library of Congress. John Young Cole was born in Ellensburg, Washington, July 30, 1940. He graduated from the University of Washington in Seattle in 1962, going on to earn a Master of Library Science degree from the University of Washington School of Librarianship the following year. He later earned a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies from

John Y. Cole

Johns Hopkins University in 1966 and a Ph.D. from George Washington University in American civilization in 1971. From 1946 to 1966, Cole was chief of the library branch of the U.S. Army Intelligence School, stocking the library's collection on foreign intelligence from books in the Library of Congress surplus books program. Cole was hired at the Library of Congress in 1966 as an administrative assistant. He also worked in the Library's Congressional Research Service and in the Reference Department as a collection development librarian. He researched and wrote articles on the history of the library, focusing his Ph. D. dissertation

John Y. Cole

on Ainsworth Rand Spofford, the nineteenth century Librarian of Congress who expanded the library from a small reference collection to a national institution. Cole's knowledge about the history of the organization led to his role on a yearlong planning task force initiated by Library of Congress Daniel Boorstin. Boorstin recommended Cole to lead the new Center for the Book, created in 1977 to use the resources of the Library of Congress to promote literacy and reading. Cole served as the executive director for the Center of the Book from 1977 to 2016. Under his leadership, the Center began the popular

John Y. Cole

National Book Festival, opened the Young Readers Center to encourage reading by young people, and created the Library of Congress Literacy Awards, providing recognition and financial prizes for organizations that promote increased literacy. In 2016, Cole was named the first Historian of the Library of Congress. The position is dedicated to research and documentation of the history of the Library of Congress. He has received a variety of awards, notably the first "Champion for Literacy" award, presented by the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy in 2016, and the 2000 Lippincott Award, presented by the American Library Association for distinguished

John Y. Cole

service to librarianship. The Lippincott Award statement praised Cole for having "exposed the American people to the power of the written word through dozens of national reading and library promotion projects including the landmark "Read More About It" series on CBS Television." Since 2003 Cole and his wife, Director of the Smithsonian Libraries Nancy E. Gwinn, have maintained an endowment to support the internships of library and information science students at the Smithsonian Libraries. John Y. Cole John Y. Cole (born July 30, 1940) is an American librarian, historian, and author. He was the founding director of the Center for

John Y. Cole

Tupolev Tu-404 The Tupolev Tu-404 was a wide-body superjumbo jet aircraft proposed by Russian aerospace company Tupolev. Work on the Tu-404 was initiated in 1991 in parallel with another widebody design, the Tupolev Tu-304. The Tu-404 was designed to transport more than 1,200 passengers to destinations 12,000 - 13,000 km away. The Tupolev Design Bureau investigated several possible configurations for the Tu-404, including a flying wing and a conventional design. The flying wing's powerplant would consist of six pusher turboprop engines developing 18,000 kg of thrust each during take-off and each consuming only 0.644 kg/kgf-h of fuel in cruise mode.

Tupolev Tu-404

The engines would have been located in the tail section of the flying wing fuselage between two large V-shaped vertical stabilizers. The central fuselage contains six passenger compartments accommodating 1214 passengers. The leading edge of the central fuselage has a sweep of 45 degrees. Two large removable wings containing fuel tanks have the leading-edge sweep of 35 degrees and are attached to the central fuselage. The wings hold most of the aircraft's fuel. The conventional design featured a two-level passenger aircraft capable of transporting 1,200 people to destinations of up to 10,000 km. The lower level of the fuselage was

Tupolev Tu-404

designed as a multi-section cargo compartment for transporting cargo in standard aviation containers. Two sub-variants of this design were investigated, a mixed passenger-cargo aircraft with the enlarge cargo section and a dedicated cargo model. The massive low-level wing with a leading-edge sweep of 35 degrees and vertical wingtips has massive control surfaces: multi-section leading-edge control surfaces, low-speed control areas, multi-section flaps. Each half of the altitude control surface is made of two sections. Proposed powerplants included four Kuznetsov NK-44 or Rolls-Royce "Trent" engines installed on underwing pylons. The aircraft's undercarriage consisted of several carts with multiple wheels in each cart.

Tupolev Tu-404

It is retracted into the central fuselage section of the aircraft. The project did not proceed beyond the stage of marketing models. Tupolev Tu-404 The Tupolev Tu-404 was a wide-body superjumbo jet aircraft proposed by Russian aerospace company Tupolev. Work on the Tu-404 was initiated in 1991 in parallel with another widebody design, the Tupolev Tu-304. The Tu-404 was designed to transport more than 1,200 passengers to destinations 12,000 - 13,000 km away. The Tupolev Design Bureau investigated several possible configurations for the Tu-404, including a flying wing and a conventional design. The flying wing's powerplant would consist of six

Tupolev Tu-404

Binod Baral Binod Baral, is a London based chef, food & restaurant consultant, entrepreneur and philanthropist. He co-owns two high street restaurants in London and is a founder of Asian Culinary Academy, London and Global Nepalese Chefs Forum. Binod Baral was born in Pokhara in Nepal. Binod’s maternal family runs successful hotels in Nepal, the oldest one was established about 40 years ago. Post his schooling, Binod chose to become a restauranteur and set up his own hotel in Nepal in the year 1995. He opened his own restaurant in Nepal in the year 1998. From there on, he has

Binod Baral

constantly innovated with the flavours and fragrances of cooking. He constantly strives to innovate and add freshness to the regular dishes served in the Indian and Nepalese cuisine. Considering that he grew up in a city surrounded by lakes, his signature dish is a grilled king prawns dish called “Piro-Piro” . In general, Binod enjoys preparing seafood the most. In 1999, Binod moved to London and joined Zarini Haute Cuisine, Kew Garden. In 2001, he joined Tamarind at Mayfair, as Head Chef of the Okra Team. He has served as a head-chef (February 2003 to October 2008) at the likes

Binod Baral

of Pronto and The Bombay Bicycle Club. Pronto was based on the concept of delivering food to London within 20 minutes. Currently, he is a chef consultant for Stella McCartney HQ and co-owns two popular Asian restaurants in London: Zumbura and Momo and Roti. He has also been appointed as Head of Food, Research and New Product Development Department for Nepal Food. Founded in January 2018, the goal of the Asian Culinary Academy is to bridge the gap between the demand of Asian chefs and its shortage in the UK. Earlier in 2018, Binod established a start-up to help and

Binod Baral

aid young entrepreneurs with various business potentials. He provides financial support to able business ideas, especially within the south-east Asian communities in London. He is the brand ambassador of Gurkha Beer. Binod Baral Binod Baral, is a London based chef, food & restaurant consultant, entrepreneur and philanthropist. He co-owns two high street restaurants in London and is a founder of Asian Culinary Academy, London and Global Nepalese Chefs Forum. Binod Baral was born in Pokhara in Nepal. Binod’s maternal family runs successful hotels in Nepal, the oldest one was established about 40 years ago. Post his schooling, Binod chose to

Binod Baral

VST 2 "VST 2" is the second studio album by the Filipino Manila sound group VST & Co. released in 1978. It features the disco hits "Swing" and "Step No, Step Yes", which were both featured on the film "Swing It, Baby" starring Vilma Santos, Romeo Vasquez, TVJ and VST themselves. Although the actual group plays instruments on the first album "VST", on this album they recruited session musicians. Val Sotto who was a comedian and actor and the brother of Tito and Vic Sotto received his first writing credit on "Vst Galactica". The last song "Salamat" (Thank You), features

VST 2

voices from the band that was also on the opening of "Swing". According to the album credits. VST 2 "VST 2" is the second studio album by the Filipino Manila sound group VST & Co. released in 1978. It features the disco hits "Swing" and "Step No, Step Yes", which were both featured on the film "Swing It, Baby" starring Vilma Santos, Romeo Vasquez, TVJ and VST themselves. Although the actual group plays instruments on the first album "VST", on this album they recruited session musicians. Val Sotto who was a comedian and actor and the brother of Tito and

VST 2

Easy Living (Frank Morgan album) Easy Living is an album by saxophonist Frank Morgan which was recorded in 1985 and released on the Contemporary label. It was Morgan's first album released under his leadership in 30 years following his recording debut in 1955. The review by [[Allmusic]]'s Scott Yanow said: "After nearly 30 years off the scene, altoist Frank Morgan made a remarkable comeback. Despite his years in prison and obscurity, he had not lost anything in his playing; in fact, he had grown as an individual. ... Morgan's improbable comeback after such a long period was fortunately permanent. ...

Easy Living (Frank Morgan album)

and in addition to being a historic date, the music is excellent". [[Category:Frank Morgan (musician) albums]] [[Category:1985 albums]] [[Category:Contemporary Records albums]] [[Category:Albums produced by Richard Bock (producer)]] Easy Living (Frank Morgan album) Easy Living is an album by saxophonist Frank Morgan which was recorded in 1985 and released on the Contemporary label. It was Morgan's first album released under his leadership in 30 years following his recording debut in 1955. The review by [[Allmusic]]'s Scott Yanow said: "After nearly 30 years off the scene, altoist Frank Morgan made a remarkable comeback. Despite his years in prison and obscurity, he had

Easy Living (Frank Morgan album)

2019 Cameron Highlands by-election A re-election will be held on 26 January 2019 for the Dewan Rakyat seat of Cameron Highlands. The seat became vacant after the Election Court on 30 November 2018 declared Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate of Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) Dato' Sivarraajh Chandran's victory in the seat null and void because it found that corrupt practices were committed. The court found Sivarraajh guilty of bribing of between RM30 and RM1,000 to the Orang Asli community voters prior to the 14th general election as established beyond reasonable doubt in the election petition filed by the Democratic Action Party

2019 Cameron Highlands by-election

(DAP) candidate M. Manogaran. This will be the second federal by-election since the historic 2018 general election, which saw the first-ever change of government in Malaysia's history. Polling for this re-election will be held on 26 January 2019, with nomination day on 12 January and early voting set for 22 January. Overseas voting is open for registration from 19 December 2018 and will be closed on 11 January 2019. Results of the re-election also would be broadcast live to the public for the first time. 2019 Cameron Highlands by-election A re-election will be held on 26 January 2019 for the

2019 Cameron Highlands by-election

James R. Rosemond James R. Rosemond (Jim McBee; 1 February 1820 - 1902) was an American Methodist Episcopal preacher who was a former slave. He was born in Greenville, South Carolina to Abraham and Peggy, and was eventually sold to entrepreneur Vardry McBee. Rosemond was baptized in 1844. He became a leader in the local Methodist Episcopal, South church, and was licensed to preach on 12 September 1854. Rosemond was emancipated after the American Civil War. As part of the Methodist Episcopal post-war outreach, he organized 50 churches for Black communities in the South, including the John Wesley Methodist Episcopal

James R. Rosemond

Church in Greenville in 1866. In 1867, he attended the Baker Theological Institute and was ordained a deacon. In 1868, he was ordained an elder. He died in 1902 and is buried in St. Matthew Church. James R. Rosemond James R. Rosemond (Jim McBee; 1 February 1820 - 1902) was an American Methodist Episcopal preacher who was a former slave. He was born in Greenville, South Carolina to Abraham and Peggy, and was eventually sold to entrepreneur Vardry McBee. Rosemond was baptized in 1844. He became a leader in the local Methodist Episcopal, South church, and was licensed to preach

James R. Rosemond

Jonathan B. Knudsen Jonathan B. Knudsen (December 16, 1944 - August 28, 1999) was an American historian who specialized in 18th Century German history, a translator from German to English, and a Professor of history at Wellesley College. He did his graduate work at the University of California, Berkeley and was the last advisee of Hans Rosenberg (who retired from Berkeley in 1972). His other graduate advisors were Gerald Feldman and Wolfgang Sauer (). Knudsen was from a working-class family and grew up in inner-city Detroit. In addition to studying at Berkeley, he spent many summers in Germany at the

Jonathan B. Knudsen

Max Planck Institute for History in Göttingen to conduct primary research. American mathematician Ted Hill met Knudsen in Germany in the '70s and has written about their encounter and friendship is his memoir, "Pushing Limits". Knudsen has written the first and only monograph in English about the life and work of German social theorist Justus Möser. He also translated from German to English the book "Germany in the Age of Absolutism", by German historian Rudolf Vierhaus (). Knudsen published research articles on Friedrich Meinecke and Christoph Friedrich Nicolai. He served for many years in the editorial board for the Central

Jonathan B. Knudsen

European History journal, in which he published book reviews and translations. Knudsen joined the History Department of Wellesley College in 1976 and served as its chair from 1992-1996. He taught a variety of courses in European cultural history, modern German history, the philosophy of history, and the sociology of knowledge. In 1982, he received the inaugural Pinanski Prize for Excellence in Teaching. Jonathan B. Knudsen Jonathan B. Knudsen (December 16, 1944 - August 28, 1999) was an American historian who specialized in 18th Century German history, a translator from German to English, and a Professor of history at Wellesley College.

Jonathan B. Knudsen

Lois Hire Lois Hire was a prolific television writer known for her work on "My Three Sons", "The Brady Bunch", "Bonanza", and "The Beverly Hillbillies". She also wrote the 1975 comedy "Half a House". Born Lois Elkins in Selma, Alabama, she moved to Los Angeles during World War II and worked on an aircraft assembly line, where she met her future husband, Jack Hire. The two had two children. She enrolled in a script-writing extension course at Hollywood High School at the age of 44, and one of her instructors passed one of her assignments along to a friend who

Lois Hire

worked on "The Loretta Young Show", where it was accepted and produced in 1960. Despite reservations from one TV show's sponsors (who told executives they "can't buy a script from some housewife in Van Nuys"), Hire began to get more work, eventually going on to become one of the most prolific female TV writers of the '60s and '70s. She wrote over a dozen episodes of "My Three Sons", four episodes of "Bonanza", two episodes of "The Brady Bunch", and more. Lois Hire Lois Hire was a prolific television writer known for her work on "My Three Sons", "The Brady

Lois Hire

Butterfly Doors "Butterfly Doors" is an upcoming song by American rapper Lil Pump. Lil Pump previewed the track in a video posted to social media on December 18, 2018, which drew criticism for his apparent use of "anti-Asian slurs" and gestures. On December 18, 2018, Lil Pump posted a video of himself miming to a clip of the song to his social media accounts. The song features the line "They call me Yao Ming 'cause my eyes real low", and after a later repetition of the line, Lil Pump ad libs "ching chong". He also pulls at the sides of

Butterfly Doors

his eyes. American rapper and actress Awkwafina, who is of Chinese and South Korean ancestry, criticized the track on Twitter, writing "Always nice to hear a new song with a Ching Chong adlib. Guess it's better than 'eyes chink' like some other verses I've heard. But can we at least think of some more creative racist epithets? @lilpump". The BBC reported that Chinese users of Weibo had posted screenshots of their reporting Lil Pump's video for "inappropriate content". Chinese rapper Li Yijie, known as "Pissy" and for being part of a Chinese government-sponsored rap group called CD Rev, released a

Butterfly Doors

diss track titled "FXXX Lil Pump". The track contains the lines "The fact is you and white racists the same / Respect yourself, you've suffered the pain / You don't know anything bout the history / Cuz you a nation of immigrants, and if you really won't take it serious, check it out on those Indians." Yijie also spoke to the Chinese government-run tabloid newspaper "Global Times", saying that as a rapper, he was "ashamed with what Lil Pump wrote in his song. Lil Pump, one of the most popular rappers in the US, should not humiliate the spirit of

Butterfly Doors

the rap". Butterfly Doors "Butterfly Doors" is an upcoming song by American rapper Lil Pump. Lil Pump previewed the track in a video posted to social media on December 18, 2018, which drew criticism for his apparent use of "anti-Asian slurs" and gestures. On December 18, 2018, Lil Pump posted a video of himself miming to a clip of the song to his social media accounts. The song features the line "They call me Yao Ming 'cause my eyes real low", and after a later repetition of the line, Lil Pump ad libs "ching chong". He also pulls at the

Butterfly Doors

Wabeeneeye Wabeeneeye (, ) is a sub clan of the Majeerteen clan family and within the larger Harti clan and thereafter in the Darod. It's members inhabit the western and northern portions of Bari in Somalia, primarily found in and around Qaw and Bosaso. They also inhabit communities in Nugal and Mudug area, There is a significant Wabeeneeye community in the port city Kismayo and they have expat communities doing business in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kampala, Dubai, Durban and Yemen. The Wabeeneeye is named because he was prone to never lies, In Somali it literally means "No Liar". Wabeeneeye was the

Wabeeneeye

son of Muhammad Harti Amaleh Abdi Muhammad Abdirahman Jaberti(Majeerteen). Wabeeneeye had two sons: Wabeeneeye is one of the well civilized sub clans of the Harti & Darod, Which was took part the ancient trade system of the Horn of Africa since 17 centuries. They were exporting Livestock, Dry-fish, Animal-skin and Frankincense as such, They were importing goods like foods, beverages, medicines, clothes, fishing gears and other important goods from Persian Gulf, India, & Zanzibar through their own boats dhows and small port called Bandar Ziyada also kown in common somali as Qaw. Their main business town was Bander Ziyada, which

Wabeeneeye

destroyed and abandoned by the British colonial when the colonial divided the Somali territory into five parts , because it lied on the border line between British Somaliland and Italian Somaliland. But Wabeeneeye subclan are currently improving their old business town. There is no clear agreement on the clan and sub-clan structures and many lineages are omitted. The following listing is taken from the World Bank's "Conflict in Somalia: Drivers and Dynamics" from 2005 and the United Kingdom's Home Office publication, "Somalia Assessment 2001". Wabeeneeye Wabeeneeye (, ) is a sub clan of the Majeerteen clan family and within the

Wabeeneeye

South Eighth Street Historic District The South Eighth Street Historic District in Boise, Idaho, is an area of approximately that includes 22 commercial buildings generally constructed between 1902 and 1915. The buildings are of brick, many with stone cornices and rounded arches, and are between one and four stories in height. The area had been Boise's warehouse district, and many of the buildings were constructed adjacent to railroad tracks that separated downtown from its industrial core. The district is bounded by Broad and Fulton Streets and 8th and 9th Streets. Only the Idaho Candy Company remains in business at its

South Eighth Street Historic District

location in the district (1909), and most of the other sites have been converted for shopping, restaurants, and offices. Boise Contemporary Theater and the Esther Simplot Performing Arts Academy also occupy buildings in the district. South Eighth Street Historic District The South Eighth Street Historic District in Boise, Idaho, is an area of approximately that includes 22 commercial buildings generally constructed between 1902 and 1915. The buildings are of brick, many with stone cornices and rounded arches, and are between one and four stories in height. The area had been Boise's warehouse district, and many of the buildings were constructed

South Eighth Street Historic District

Catholic Art Company The Catholic Art Company was founded in 2018 to promote art from the various artistic eras of Western Civilization. They are centrally located in Kansas City, MO but ship all around the world. They believe that Modern Art has taken over the world en masse, and the Catholic Art Company strives to bring back the knowledge and awareness of traditional styles of painting such as Medieval Art, Renaissance Art, Roccoco and Baroque, and even some disciplines from the 19th century. The Catholic Art Company believes that all Traditional Western Art is necessarily Christian as it results from

Catholic Art Company

sponsorships of the Christian Nobility of Europe, and the styles that are pre-Modern Era stem from those same disciplines. Art, be it original or reproduction, is extraordinarily expensive for the everyday individual. Since this mission is critical to the founders, they have sought to maintain thin margins and hope that their products will be embraced by a large volume of people who are not normally able to have beautiful art in their homes. The Catholic Art Company retrieves art from all over, including American and European Archives and remasters it using Truetone monitors to color correct these images in preparation

Catholic Art Company

for printing to produce prints with the right amount of luminescence, contrast and color in the home. They also correct aberrations in the art that have occurred over time including major cracks and scratches to the original pieces without attempting creative license to the original intended purpose of the artist. David Clayton of "New Liturgical Movement" wrote an article in 2018, entitled "Why Reproductions are Legitimate Art" in which he argues the virtue of reproductions such as those that The Catholic Art Company produces. His main points are as follows: Catholic Art Company The Catholic Art Company was founded in

Catholic Art Company

Kola Peninsula tundra The Kola Peninsula tundra ecoregion (WWF ID:PA1106) is an ecoregion that covers the northeastern half of the Kola Peninsula, along the coast of the White Sea, a marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean. The maritime effects of the White Sea create a milder climate than would be expected for a region of this latitude. It is in the Palearctic ecozone, and the Tundra biome. It has an area of . The northernmost segments of this ecoregion are on the northern coast of Fennoscandia, facing the Barents Sea. The more southerly regions are the northeastern edge of the

Kola Peninsula tundra

Kola Peninsula, facing the White Sea. The region has a Humid continental climate - cool summer subtype (Koppen classification Dfc). This climate is characterized by high variation in temperature, both daily and seasonally; with long, cold winters and short, cool summers with no averaging over . Mean precipitation is about 512 mm/year. The mean temperature at the center of the ecoregion is in January, and in July. The cold climate and northerly latitude puts much of the region above the arctic treeline, with trees limited or sparse. The flora is primarily mosses, lichens and shrubs. Among the shrubs are the

Kola Peninsula tundra

dwarf birch (Betula nana) and the Camemoro (Rubus chamaemorus). Large mammals of the area include herds of Reindeer, which migrate into the tundra in Spring from the boreal forests to the south. There are few significant nationally protected areas in this ecoregion, but there are two segments of the Kandalaksha Nature Reserve on the north coast of the Kola Peninsula. Kola Peninsula tundra The Kola Peninsula tundra ecoregion (WWF ID:PA1106) is an ecoregion that covers the northeastern half of the Kola Peninsula, along the coast of the White Sea, a marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean. The maritime effects of

Kola Peninsula tundra

Fight for Love (Courtney Act song) "Fight for Love" is a song by Australian drag queen and singer Courtney Act, released on 19 December 2018 as her entry for the "Eurovision: Australia Decides" final, which will take place in February 2019 to decide who will represent Australia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019, to be held in Tel Aviv in May 2019. Act told news.com.au: "A sweet 16 years after "Australian Idol", I have the chance to show Australia how I have grown as an artist and a performer [...] I've sat at home every year since Guy Sebastian competed

Fight for Love (Courtney Act song)

[at Eurovision] in 2015 and have been so keen to be a part of it." Express.co.uk called the song "uptempo dance-floor anthem that could go down a storm in Tel Aviv" and a "banger all about coming together and fighting for the things we believe in". Fight for Love (Courtney Act song) "Fight for Love" is a song by Australian drag queen and singer Courtney Act, released on 19 December 2018 as her entry for the "Eurovision: Australia Decides" final, which will take place in February 2019 to decide who will represent Australia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019, to

Fight for Love (Courtney Act song)

Frank Morgan (album) Frank Morgan (also referred to as "Gene Norman Presents Frank Morgan") is an album by saxophonist Frank Morgan with trumpeter Conte Candoli and Machito's Rhythm Section which was recorded in 1955 and released on the Gene Norman Presents label. The album would be Morgan's only release for 30 years until his comeback in 1985. The review by Allmusic's Scott Yanow said: "When altoist Frank Morgan recorded his debut as a leader in 1955, he was being hyped as "the new Bird." Unfortunately, he followed in Charlie Parker's footsteps mostly by becoming an irresponsible drug addict. After 30

Frank Morgan (album)

years passed, he cut his second album and seriously began his successful comeback. This GNP album features Morgan back at the beginning, performing four numbers with Machito's rhythm section and six other songs with a septet that also includes tenor saxophonist Wardell Gray (heard on his final recordings). Trumpeter Conte Candoli is a major asset on both of these boppish dates, while Morgan shows why he was rated so highly at this point in his career". All compositions by Frank Morgan except where noted Frank Morgan (album) Frank Morgan (also referred to as "Gene Norman Presents Frank Morgan") is an

Frank Morgan (album)

Negishi Government Offices Sites In the Nara period, after the establishment of a centralized government under the "Ritsuryō" system, five districts of southern Mutsu Province: Iwaki (石城), Shineha (標葉), Namekata (行方), Uta (宇太), Watari (曰理) and one district of Hitachi Province, Kikuta (菊多) were joined together to form the new province of Iwaki (石城国) in 718. The province only lasted for a short period, and was absorbed back into Mutsu in 720 or 724. This site is believed to have been the location of the civil administration of Iwaki Province, and subsequently of Iwaki District within Mutsu Province in the

Negishi Government Offices Sites

early Heian period The Negishi site is located in a hilly area very close to the Pacific Ocean to the east. Within the borders of the National Historic Site designation is the site of a hilltop Jōmon period settlement with numerous pit dwellings. To the west of this settlement (and outside the borders of the National Historic Site) is a shell midden contemporary with the settlement, from which numerous shards of Jomon period pottery, tools and other artifacts have been recovered. The site of the government office ruins is located on flat land to the northeast of this settlement. The

Negishi Government Offices Sites

site measures 600 meters north-south and 300 meters east-west, and contained a large administrative building, flanked by buildings in symmetrical positions in the east and west, forming a “U”-shape. The compound was protected by a wooden palisade. This arrangement was common to Nara period and Heian period county administrative complexes in other parts of the country. It is estimated that this complex was in use from the latter half of the 7th century to the 9th century.To the west and to the southwest of this complex are two large areas with the foundation stones for numerous warehouses, which were used

Negishi Government Offices Sites

for storing taxation grains. In between these two areas was a valley used as a midden in the Nara and Heian periods. A large number of relics such as wooden tags, wooden products, and pottery were excavated. To the south of the southern warehouse area are the ruins of large-scale pit dwellings and square-walled standing pillar buildings, the largest of which has side 10 meters in length. These ruins date from around the 7th century to the 8th century and are thus contemporary with the government buildings complex. It is assumed that this was the residence of the local ruler

Negishi Government Offices Sites

of the area. To the northwest of the government offices complex is the ruins of a large Buddhist temple, . The temple layout is in the standard layout for a provincial temple, as established in each of the provinces of Japan by Emperor Shōmu during the Nara period (710 – 794). Negishi Government Offices Sites In the Nara period, after the establishment of a centralized government under the "Ritsuryō" system, five districts of southern Mutsu Province: Iwaki (石城), Shineha (標葉), Namekata (行方), Uta (宇太), Watari (曰理) and one district of Hitachi Province, Kikuta (菊多) were joined together to form the

Negishi Government Offices Sites

Yevgeny Maximov Yevgeny Yakovlevich Maximov (4 March 1849 – 1 October 1904) was a Russian adventurer, soldier and journalist mostly remembered for his service on the Boar side during the Second Anglo-Boar War. Maximov was born in Tsarskoye Selo, an upper class suburb of St. Petersburg, the son of a Russian naval officer and a Swedish aristocrat. During his youth, he studied at the Institute of Technology and the law faculty of St. Petersburg University. In 1869, Maximov joined the Imperial Russian Army as an officer in His Majesty's Cuirassier Life Guard Regiment after passing the officer's exam. The boring

Yevgeny Maximov