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Mafiti - Zulu tribe settled east of Lake Niasa to Ruaha (East Africa), related to Wayao, Watuta and Wahehe. Mafiti have coffee color; During the war, they paint brightly, their heads trimmed with plumes. Their weapons are lances, maces and large oval shields behind the hides. Mafiti wear only ties, know the tattoo, live in huts with conical straw roofs. Around 1825 they arrived from the south; Having crossed the Zambezi, they reached Usaramo, Khutu and Usugara, conquering the peoples there. In the years 1889-1897 the Germans finally took control of the tribe in 1906. The Mafiti also called the Mihindzh (Magwangwara, Mahenge), a tribe formed from the remnants of the ancient peoples who concentrated around the tribe of Wangoni. Bibliography wiki

Cetelem (Compagnie pour le financement des équipements électro-ménagers) - a company belonging to BNP Paribas has been a pioneer in the consumer credit market (since 1953) and in the Internet lending market (since 1997). It's number one in France and in continental Europe. Cetelem operates on 4 continents, in 27 countries, manages a portfolio of more than 30 million clients and employs 23,000 people (including LaSer Group). Since January 2008, Cetelem and UCB, the European mortgage leader, have merged and set up BNP Paribas Personal Finance. It is currently Europe's largest consumer credit and real estate specialist with a loan portfolio of € 100 billion. Cetelem in Poland Cetelem Bank (Cetelem S.A., BNP Paribas) is the second largest credit card issuer on the Polish market and has a significant position in the consumer credit market. He is a financial partner for eg a retail chain with 2 million customers. It is one of the few banks in Poland offering online full credi

Other names for this disorder include: cardiac neuropathy, neural-circulatory asthma, neuralgia dystonia, cardiopulmonary asthma. This disorder was first described by American cardiologist Jacob Mendes Da Costa in the 19th century as an irritable heart in the soldiers who participated in the Art Nouveau War (1861-1865). > Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Psychogeriatry (psychiatry of the elderly) - a field of psychiatry dealing with the treatment of mental disorders occurring in the elderly, ie after the age of 65. In the Polish system of educating physicians, psychogeriatrics has not been isolated as a separate field of specialization. Prevalence of disorders in old age The occurrence of mental disorders increases with age. Between 25 and 30% of people over 65 suffer from at least one psychiatric disorder. The prevalence of depression after the age of 65 is as follows: Depression and anxiety disorders affect between 10% and 15% of people, 5% of patients have dementia (this number increases to 20% after 80 years of age) and 1% Suffering from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Shantung - a kind of soft silk fabric made of raw yarn, with characteristic irregularly distributed, lumpy beads (yarn ornate threaded) in the weft. Originally uncolored, now available in different colors. The name also refers to cotton fabrics and chemical fibers designed to imitate silk shantung. Shantungs are used in both women's and men's tailoring, as well as artificial light curtains. The name of the fabric comes from the Chinese province of Shandong, where it was originally made. wiki

Dan Gauthier, actually Daniel Lester Gauthier (born December 2, 1963 in Prineville, Oregon) is an American television actor. After graduating from San Diego State University in San Diego, California, he began working as a model. Then came the small screen in the sitcom Bundled World (Married with Children, 1987) as a friend of Kelly Bundy (Christina Applegate) and later starred in the series Star Trek: Next Generation (1994), Beverly Hills 90210 (1996-97) Friends (1997), Melrose Place (1998), Nash Bridges (2000) Pairs to Couples (Will & Grace, 2001), Charmed (2002), and Soap Opera -2005). For Kevin Buchanan's role in soap opera ABC One Life to Live, 2003-2007, he won an Emmy Award nomination. In 1990 he married Lisa Fuller. They have a son. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Kazys Bizauskas, one of the graduates of junior high school Vilnius Junior Gymnasium in Vilnius (Russian: Гимназия Виноградова, Vilniaus Vinogradovo Gymnasium) is a private Russian language gymnasium located in Vilnius before the First World War. He educated mainly young people from wealthy landowners. His graduates include, among others. Jozef and Stanislaw Mackiewicz and the signature of the Act of Independence of Lithuania Kazimieras Bizauskas. After the outbreak of the Russian-German war in 1914, the school was evacuated to Moscow. wiki

Ian Forsyth (born 1947 in Perth) is an Australian diplomat, Australian Ambassador to Poland and Czech Republic, based in Warsaw, Poland, from 2005 to 2008. She comes from Perth. He is a graduate of economics at the University of Western Australia. In 1976-1977 he worked at the OECD Secretariat in Paris. He then held a number of positions in the Australian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. From 1984 to 1988, he served as commercial counselor at Washington DC and then returned to work at Canberra headquarters. Between 1998 and 2001 he was an ambassador to Turkey and then a permanent representative to the OECD in 2005. Since June 2005 he was an ambassador in Poland, replaced in July 2008 by Ruth Pearce. wiki

Bhola - a great cyclone that visited Eastern Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1970. The most devastating cyclone from the past so far. He ran into the mouth of the Ganges on November 12, 1970 and caused about half a million deaths. The main reason for such a large number of victims was the increased water level, which almost flooded most of the islands in the Delta. Bhola was the seventh and at the same time the strongest of the tropical cyclones that raged over the Indian Ocean in 1970. The indifferent attitude of the western part of the country to removing the aftermath of the cataclysm has also increased the tension between the west and the east, and to a large extent accelerated the outbreak of war, which ended up separating the territory of present Bangladesh from Pakistan. wiki

Wood, 20x magnification, in some vessels visible vertices - d Twitches, thylosomes - vesicular incisions within the vessels or coils, resulting from ingrowing into the cells of the crust. The crumbling cells grow through the pits into the dead cells. Along with the delicate cell wall, a portion of the cytoplasm and even the cell nucleus may penetrate the interior. Large sized chicks are able to completely close the vessel. They arise in places where white goes into the hardwood. Bite formation is a process that takes place during aging, injury and infection. wiki

Giovanni Migliorati (born 1375 - died 16 October 1410 in Bologna) is an Italian Cardinal of the great schism of the West. Initially he supported the "Roman" obedience. On 14 September 1400 he was appointed Archbishop of Ravenna thanks to the protection of his uncle, Cardinal Cosimo Gentile Migliorati. He never visited his archdiocese. In 1404 his uncle became "Roman" Pope Innocent VII and consul on June 12, 1405 he gave him a Cardinal nomination as the presbyter of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, leaving him at the same time as administrator of the archdiocese of Ravenna. He participated in the 1406 conclave which elected Pope Gregory XII, but soon abandoned his obedience, joining the Council of Pisa. He died shortly after the choice of John XXIII's antiphon. wiki

Tom McLoughlin (born 1950) is an American film director, screenwriter and film producer. Curriculum vitae Tom wrote scenarios. for movies: Friday, the 13th VI: Jason is alive (this film also directed), Dating with an angel and elves from the garden of witchcraft. He created, among others. School terror, Silence, Fatal Love, or popular tv shows: Freddy's Nightmares, The Third Twins, and two episodes of Friday the 13th (based on a wave of praise for Friday, 13th). He guest starred in two films: 1985's Alice in Wonderland and Critters 2 (1988). The hands that can be seen in the first six minutes of Friday, thirteenth, belong to him, because Thom Mathews was not present when the scene was taken. Since 1984 he has been married to Nancy McLoughlin (they have two children: son and daughter). Authoritative control (person): wiki

Intercostal bone (Inca bone, latinus inc. tripartitium, os interparietale) - a rare variant of the anatomical structure of the human skull, consisting of the presence of additional occipital bone, corresponding to the upper occipital bone. This bone is connected with the occipital bone of the occipital bone (occipitalis transversa). The name of Inca bones stems from the fact that on the skulls found in Peru, this variant was found particularly often. Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Andrzej Osnowski (born November 27, 1948 in Belgrade) - Polish politician, trade union activist, teacher, deputy to the Sejm III term. Curriculum vitae He graduated in 1972 from the Faculty of Humanities at Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin. Until 1997 he worked as a history teacher in Secondary Secondary School in Mielec. Since 1980 he has been working in "Solidarity". He was the mandate of the third term of office elected by the Solidarność Electoral Action in the Rzeszów district. He belonged to the Social Movement and later to the Christian Self-Government Movement. In the years 1990-1998 he was chairman of Mielec City Council. From 2002 to 2006 he served as a councilor of the Mielec County. In 2006 he was not re-elected, he returned to the board in 2010. Bibliography wiki

Ernestine Winnicka, from the house of Haselnus (born 27 January 1952 in Żary) is a Polish theater and film actress of Jewish origin, currently an actress of the Jewish Theater in Warsaw. From 1973 to 1976 she attended the Drama Theater at the Jewish Theater in Warsaw, where she passed the extramural exam for the actors of the drama. In 1976-1977 she was an actress of the Polish Theater in Szczecin, 1977-1978. Szaniawski in Płock, 1978-1983 in the National Theater in Warsaw and for several years in the Teatr Ochota. Selected filmography wiki

Mandukuo emblem The emblem of Manchukuo was established in 1932 when it was created and was abolished in 1945 when it was joined to China. The country was a puppet empire, de facto controlled by Japan. The orchid flower (Cymbidium virescens) has the same message as the flag. Union of Five Ras. These are Manchuria, Hanno, Mongols, Hui and Tibetans. Therefore, there are also five stamens in the emblem. The emblem is yellow and, as on the Mandukkuo flag, it symbolizes the most important role of the Manchurians. wiki

Caricature (caricature) - representation of a person, event or object, which is characterized by exaggeration in the expression of characteristic features, properties, characteristics. The caricature emphasizes these qualities, usually to ridicule a person, a phenomenon, etc. This term also refers to a work containing such a representation. This is often a drawing (usually a portrait), less a sculpture (eg caricatures by Józef Gosławski). Also a literary form, where the way of representing a literary figure consists in exaggerating and exaggerating the exaggeration of certain features of its external appearance or attitude towards life, intended to ridicule the character. The caricature is one of the privileged instruments of satire. The word caricature is also used to describe the distortion, proper distortion, natural character of someone or something (deformation). wiki

69. Polish Athletics Championships in Athletics - sports competitions held in Kielce at the Building Stadium on 23-25 ​​July 1993. results Men Women Cross-country races 65. Polish cross-country championships were held on 14 March in Płock. Women competed at distances of 3 km and 6 km, and seniors at 6 km and 12 km. Men Women Half Marathon The Polish Championships in the half marathon took place on 24 April in Brzeszcze. Men Women Marathon Marathons (men and women) competed on May 16 in Wroclaw. Men Women All-Around The men's and women's seven-man championships were played on 12th and 13th of June in Kielce. Men Women Walk for 5000 m women The women's 5000 meters walk (treadmill) was held in Warsaw on September 12. Walk for 50 km men The championship race for 50 kilometers of men was held on 26 September in Zamosc. Comments Bibliography a: Members of the Association of National Education. Bibliography ic is related to the category: Members of the Associati

The Palace of Genoa's Palazzo Ducale at Genoa's Piazza De Ferrari was the official residence of the Genoese reindeer throughout the duration of the Republic of Genoa. Ducal Palace. In the years 1251-1275 the tower of Palazzo Fieschi was erected (now part of the Palazzo Ducale). In 1291, the Republic of Genoa purchased from the Doria family houses between Piazza San Matteo and San Lorenzo to build a palace of the Doge. In 1294 the Republic of Genoa purchased the palace of Leonardo Fieschi. Around 1590: Andrea Ceresola presented the redevelopment projects of the renaissance residence. The palace was expanded in the 17th century. In 1777 the fire consumed the palace. Giuseppe Lomellini (1723-1803) had to escape. After the fire, the palace was rebuilt in classicist style. In the years 1940-1945 the palace was damaged by bombing. Between 1990 and 1992 it was restored. wiki

Hannibal Alphons Emanuel, Prince von Porcia (1679-1737) was an Austrian aristocrat, politician and diplomat. He was originally a councilor of the court (Hofrat) and a clerk (Kammerherr). He was later a knight of the Order of St. Hubert (St. Huberti-Ordens Ritter). Then the high court official (Obersterblandhofmstr). In 1699 his wife, Countess Dorothea Constantia von Daun (1663-1738), became his wife. He participated in a number of imperial diplomatic missions. Bibliography wiki

Eva Rubinstein (born 1933 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) - Polish photographer, creator of Rubinstein Piano Festival in Łódź. Curriculum vitae Until 1939, she lived with her parents in Paris, and after the outbreak of World War II her family emigrated to New York (in 1946 she was granted citizenship). She studied at Scripps College and at the Department of Theater at the University of California. In 1956 she married William Sloane Coffin Jr., with whom she had three children - Anna, Alexandra and David. In 1968 the marriage ended in divorce. In 1967, she began to work on photography, initially commercial. She studied with Sarah Kernan, then studied with Lisette Model, Jim Hughes, Ken Heyman and Diane Arbus. She dealt with portrait and documentary photography. She has collaborated with publishers and magazines, publishing in Europe, the United States and South America. He is a member of the American Society of Media Photographers and the American Institute of the Arts and Sciences of

Main building of the Academy on the Prospect of Independence in Minsk. Narodowa Akademia Nauk Białorusi (. Biał National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Nacyjanalnaja akademija nawuk Biełarusi, ros National Academy of Belarus, the National Academy of Sciences of Sciences.) - białoruska akademia nauk znajdująca się w Mińsku. Jednym z jej zadań jest regulowanie języka białoruskiego. History It was created January 1, 1929. In 2007, over 17,000 people were employed in NANB. mental and physical workers, including 560 doctoral students and over 1970 science students. Previous names wiki

Gates's Law - software speed is reduced by half every 18 months. This is an ironic to Moore's Law, emphasizing the tendency to downplay the speed of new software releases. Although the name suggests Bill Gates as author of the above "law," Gates himself never said these words. Origin of the term is related to the fact that Microsoft is considered the main cause of the growing size of the software. Observed slowdowns of programs and the emergence of new versions can be attributed to various factors - developer laziness, poor quality code, new features added. wiki

Rose for Ecclesiastes - a collection of stories by Roger Zelazny as well as the story contained in this collection. The title refers to the biblical Book of the Covenant (from Ekklesiastes), tells the story of the religious fanaticism of the Martian race that is at death. The story was awarded Nebula, in Poland was translated by Bożena Jóźwiak. The story was first published in the November issue of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction in 1963 with a special cover by Hannes Bok. It was later included in the collection of The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth, and Other Stories, published by Doubleday in 1971 (ISBN 0385082169). In Poland this collection was published in 1998 by publishing house Rebis under the title Rose for Eklezastes (ISBN 8371204817). This release corresponds to the extended version of the original, with the order changed. There is also an English edition of the A Rose For Ecclesiastes collection of 1969. story In parentheses, the order is in the US

Steven R. Susskind (born October 3, 1942 - January 21, 2005) is an American actor. He was born in Springfield, Massachusetts. He grew up in Forest Hills, New York, where he attended high school. As a fifteen-year-old with his friend Bob Minsk, he founded The Roomates, popular in the sixties. Their biggest hit is "Glory of Love". After graduating from high school, he went to New York University. As a graduate of this college, he left New York to try his hand at acting as an actor. He moved to Los Angeles. He was a spinner for some time and was involved in dubbing. In the end, he gained television popularity. Today is known. From the Crypt, Friends, Melrose Place, Grace in Trouble, Roseanne and Luzik Button. In addition, he has lent his voice to a number of animated films, including Monsters and Company, and starred in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Friday, Thirteenth. He was married to Ann Susskind. They had two children. He died in a car accident in 2005. wiki

Franciszek Foltyn (born September 21, 1891 in Kończyce Wielkie, died June 20, 1945) - Captain of the Polish Army Reserve, teacher, brother of John. In 1912 he graduated from Bobrk Teachers' Seminary. During the First World War he was an officer in the Austro-Hungarian Army. Taken to Russian captivity and sent to Siberia, he managed to escape. Within two years he walked two thousand kilometers and finally reached Poland. He participated in the Polish-Bolshevik war. In 1922 he was reassigned to the rank of captain with seniority on June 1, 1919, in the corps of reserve infantry officers. In 1934 he remained on the records of the Powiat Complementary Command in Bielsko and had a mobilization assignment to the 4th Podhale Riflemen Regiment. He was the head of the School of Cieszyn Seminary at the Cieszyn Seminary and head of the Cieszyn High School (now Primary School No. 1). During the September campaign, he was taken to German captivity and imprisoned in the Oflia VIIA in Mu

Jascha Heifetz Jascha Heifetz, Russian Иосиф Рувимович Хейфец (born 2 February 1901 in Vilnius, died December 10, 1987 in Los Angeles) is an American violinist of Jewish origin. He was born in Vilnius, the son of a local violin teacher. Learn to play the same instrument Jascha took at the age of three. After learning alongside his father and Ilya D. Malkin he first performed publicly at the age of seven - it was in Kaunas, where he performed Feliks Mendelssohn's "Violin Concerto in E minor". In 1910 he studied under Leopold Auer at the conservatory in St. Petersburg. As a teenager, he played concerts in Europe, and in 1911, his concert in St. Petersburg, after which the police had to provide him with protection against a crowd of 25,000 music lovers. His first concert in the United States, Heifetz, played at Carnegie Hall on October 27, 1917. He gained American citizenship in 1925, gaining recognition from American audiences. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Commemorative plaque in the Oncology Clinic (former Radium Institute) Dr Helena Wolf Helena Wolf also Wolff ps. Doctor Anka - (born March 2, 1915, died April 3, 1944 in Brody or Radom) - Polish physician, lieutenant, posthumously promoted to major degree, serving in the People's Army, head of the Radomsko-Kieleckie AL health service. After the outbreak of World War II, she worked at St. Spirit and the Wolski Hospital in Warsaw. After some time, she moved outside Warsaw. In 1943 she became a member of the Polish Workers' Party and the People's Guard. She participated in the fighting activities of the 1st Brigade of the People's Army. The information about her death is divergent. Some report that she was shot dead in Brody at Ilawa defending herself until she was injured. At the place of her death an obelisk was set up after the war. Other sources say that the wound in battle died a few days after the injury in Radom. After the war she was promoted to major and de

Brahmasutry or Vedantasutra - an ancient Hindu philosophical treatise dating back to the 1st and 4th centuries BC. It was written by Badarajana, the basis of Vedanta philosophy. The later prominent thinkers of this system wrote comments to him, because it is very difficult to understand. Brahmasutras are relatively short-lived, consisting of only 555 (five hundred and fifty five) sutras, or very brief aphorisms. Brahmasutras focus on Brahman, they list the epithets and qualities the sacred Hindu scriptures describe. Much of Brahmasut, in addition to strictly philosophical themes, is devoted to the interpretation of particular doctrines contained in Indian philosophical traditions and polemic with other systems. Brahmasutras also form a new school of Hindu thought - Vedanta and much of it is devoted to discourse with other schools of Indian thought. Brahmasutras are divided into four chapters - adhjies, each divided into four shorter parts - paddles. wiki

Antonina Wirtemberska (born 24 March 1613 - died October 1, 1679) is a Württemberg princess, writer. Daughter of Prince Frederick of Württemberg and Barbara Zofia Hohenzollern. There was the sister of Prince Eberhard of Württemberg who, like his father, took part in the Thirty Years War. During this war many churches were destroyed and robbed. Antonina set herself the goal of rebuilding them and re-equipping them. She wanted to restore her previous appearance. She became friends with the theologian Jan Andreas Velentin. She was interested in painting, philosophy, foreign languages ​​and Kabbalah. She died in 1679. She was unmarried all her life. Authoritative control (person): wiki

British pop dance group formed by two brothers: Matt and Luke Goss and Craig Logan. Their manager was Tom Watkins, a former associate of the Pet Shop Boys, who is rumored to have been one of the main writers working under the name The Brothers with other songwriters to give the impression that the Goss brothers were the real authors of the early hits. The group was active between 1987-1992, after the breakup Matt began his solo career, and Luke began his film career. Craig Logan left the group in 1989. discography Music videos wiki

Kastuś Juchniewicz (born December 15, 1896 in Puskarzyska near Brasławia, died September 17, 1941 in the Komi Republic) - Belarusian politician of the Second Polish Republic, journalist, deputy to the Sejm. Curriculum vitae During the First World War he served in the Russian army and the First Corps of the Polish Army. In the second period of the Republic of Poland, the vice-president of the Belarusian Confederation of Confederates (a competitor of "Hramady"), a member of the Board of Stefczyk. He wrote to "Belarusian Krynica", "Głos Wileński", "Kurier Wileński", "Sielska Niwa". Arrested in 1928 for anti-state activity, in the same year elected to the second term of office of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland from the district of Święciany. His mandate was annulled in April 1930 to restore him to validation in July of the same year. In the 1930s, he was associated with the Belarusian National Socialist Party, cooperating with

The avalanche detector is an electronic device used to quickly locate tourists buried under the snow (avalanche). The detector can operate in the transmit or receive mode. The device should be worn in all terrain affected areas by avalanches and set to broadcast. In this mode, it emits approximately 1 second of short electromagnetic pulse at 457 kHz. If one of the tourists is caught by an avalanche, the others will switch their equipment to reception and in this mode they will indicate the distance and direction to the equipment being filled by the snow with the victim, allowing it to be found and excavated. Well, the avalanche detector is called Pieps, from the Austrian company, which is one of the manufacturers of these devices. Other manufacturers include Ortovox, Mammut and Backcountry Access. Currently, devices manufactured by different manufacturers are fully compatible. wiki

Children's parade (Детский Хоровод) - a fountain located in the center of Volgograd (former Stalingrad). History It was one of several similar fountains built in the 1930s in large cities of the USSR (almost identical in Voronezh). It was set up in a square in front of the railway station, opposite the Red Carycin Museum of Defense. She presented a group of six amused children dancing around a crocodile. The inhabitants were called the Barmalej Fountain (Фонтан Бармалей), from the title of the popular Kornieja Czukowski fable. Replica of the Child Cranium The fountain was made famous thanks to the photographs of war correspondent Emmanuel Jewzierichin, executed in August 1942, after a great German raid on the city. You can notice the contrast of childless carefree with the surrounding war reality. Damaged building became one of the symbols of the Stalingrad battle. After the war was restored, but it was dismantled in the 1950s. Returning voices of the need to reproduce the s

Denis Parsons Burkitt (born 28 February 1911 in Enniskillen, died March 23, 1993 in Gloucester) is a British surgeon. During World War II he began work in Africa where he continued to work until 1964. He is best known for describing for the first time B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and is found in children and adolescents in Equatorial Africa. This lymphoma is now known as Burkitt's lymphoma. Based on his own observations he hypothesized that the increased amount of fiber in the African diet is responsible for their lower incidence of colorectal cancer. A 1979 book in which he described his views on this issue. Do not Forget Fiber in Your Diet has become a global bestseller. This hypothesis was not confirmed in the light of modern medical knowledge. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Lower part of Satin's Dolina with a scatter cone Small Honey Pond in Dolina Satan The valley of Satan (the Satan valley) is a small valley of the Mengusovská dolina (Mengusovská dolina). Located in the tectonic crest at the foot of the eastern cliffs of Grani Baszt (Hrebeň bášt), at the foot of the peaks: Hlinská veža (2340 m), Capie Turnie (2364 m), Zadnia Baszta (Zadná bašta, 2379 m) and Satan (Satan 2422 m). To the north of Dolina Szataniej there is the Hynova Valley (Hincova kotlina). In the upper part of the valley is the Little Hut (Malé Hincovo pleso, 1921 m, 2.2 m and 6.4 m deep). Inside there is a small Satanic Feast (Satan), and its bottom flows Satanov Potok (Satanov potok), tributary of the Hynet Potok (Hincov potok). In the lower part of the valley, the great Satan Ribbon falls with a huge scatter plat at the foot. Antoni Rehman was interested in this altitude of about 300 m. "Satanic" nomenclature in this part of the Mięguszowiecka Valley is derived fr

Administrative relation - the legal relationship governed by the norms of administrative law. It arises as a result of factual circumstances or certain legal facts. It ends when a public administration body issues a binding resolution (a view expressed by some investigators is an administrative decision that establishes an administrative relationship). Elements of administrative relation: Main types of administrative relationship: Features of administrative relationship wiki

Shanghai Greenland Shenhua Football Club (Chinese: 上海 绿地 申花 足球 俱乐部; pinyin: Shànghǎi Lǜdì Shēnhuā Zúqiú Jùlèbù) is a Chinese football club currently playing in the Chinese Super League, located in the largest city in the country, Shanghai. > History Shenhua was founded on December 10, 1993. Initially sponsored by a local company called Shenhua (Shenhua in Chinese means "Shanghai Flower"). At the end of 2001, Shenhua withdrew from the sponsorship of the band, and their place was joined by SVA and SMEG (Shanghai Media & Entertainment Group). The name was changed to Shanghai Shenhua SVA SMEG Football Club (SFC), but the club is still commonly referred to as "Shenhua". Shenhua is Shanghai's most successful Shanghai Zobon and Inter Shanghai team. He won the Chinese championship twice, and six times became the vice-champion of the country. The biggest group of supporters is called "Blue Devil" or "Blue Devil". In 2007, Zhu Jun, owne

LVB-250F - prototype, Serbian laser-guided bomb. The LVB-250F was developed by FAB-250 bombing equipment in a front-mounted guidance and guidance block, and a backing unit mounted on the rear. The laser receiver, attached to the guidance blocks, detects laser rays reflected from the target, sent by highlighting mounted on an airplane or placed on the ground. The LVB-250F bomb can be suspended under NATO bombs (356 mm spacing) and the Warsaw Pact (250 mm spacing). It can be dropped from a height of up to 5000 m, with a carrier angle of 0-45 ° and a speed of up to 0.9 mW. The pitch deviation of the hit point does not exceed 5 m. By the end of 2007, all bomb components were tested, but no complete bomb survey was conducted. Bibliography wiki

Jan Feliks Slaski (wrongly Slaski, Silesian and others) (born ca. 1760 - died 1847) - land major general. Landowners from Powderland. The son of Adam Silesian Colonel of the Crown Forces and for this reason appointed by T. Kościuszko to the organizer of the Cracovian militia and appointed general of majors of the Książ and Powiatowski district. On August 29, 1794, Tadeusz Kosciuszko recommended to the Supreme Council of the Polish People's Caucus (Cracow, Poland) that he had been called the " He went to the Immigration Dept. or Security Dept. on August 30. On the same day he was granted permission to leave the country for four weeks. In the Kingdom of Poland, Marshal of the Olkusz Sejmik. He later defended public functions and managed his own affairs. The first report on the Battle of Racławice. From the family of Slaski h. Grzymala. Honored with the Order of St. Stanislaus II from the assignment of Alexander I Romanov. Bibliography wiki

ritual dance - in religious rituals it is one form of worship, expressed in the rhythmic movements of the body, usually accompanied by music and singing. Known from the Paleolithic period, it has survived to the present day. It occurs in many cultures, but it is especially important in the religions of primitive cultures. Ritual dances are often performed in groups, in the form of a circle (circular dances), another in the form of a procession, yet another in the form of a procession. wiki

Juozas Paknys (born 23 September 1883 near Rakiszek, 3 January 1948 in Germany) is an economist and industrialist, political activist and president of the Lithuanian Bank. In 1904 he graduated from high school in Mitawa, where he became involved. in the activity of the Lithuanian Kūdikis revival society. In the same period he was active in the Lithuanian Social Democrat, whose membership was in 1906. In the years 1908-1912 he studied at the Institute of Commerce in St. Petersburg. After Lithuania regained independence in 1918, he was a member of the cabinet of Mykolas Sleževičius as Minister of Labor and Social Welfare. In the years 1939-40 he was the President of the Lithuanian Bank. wiki

British Rail Class 365 "Networker Express" - type of electric traction units, built in 1994-1995 by the ABB company in York. A total of 41 warehouses of this type were built. Currently, all (except one that was seriously damaged during an accident in 2002) is operated by First Capital Connect. This carrier uses them on regional routes, mainly from London to Peterborough and Cambridge. The appearance of the train before the modernization, which is currently undergoing all composition wiki

Night and Day (Medicinal Tombstone) is a tomb of Giuliana Medici (Prince Nemours) by Michelangelo. It was built in 1520-1534. It is located in the Medici Chapel at the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Florence. It is the second tombstone of Michelangelo made for the Medici. The composition remains in close visual harmony with the architecture of the chapel. Giuliano holds the baton with his left hand - a symbol of command of papal troops, and in his right hand holds two coins - an allusion to his generosity. Armor in antique style covers a strong and muscular body - iconographic to statues of Roman emperors. There are two other sculptures under the Giuliana Medici: Night and Day. Bibliography wiki

Hala'ib Triangle (another spelling - Triangle Halayeb, ar: مثلث حلايب [mosællæs ħælæːjeb]) - Disputed territory between Egypt and Sudan, covering an area of ​​20 580 km², located on the African Red Sea coast. The main city is Hala'ib. Another area of ​​dispute between Egypt and the Sudan is Bir Tawil. Sovereignty in this area has never been established satisfactorily. Both Egypt and Sudan claim the area. In 1899 the United Kingdom, having a great influence in this area, set out the Egyptian-Sudan border along the 22nd parallel. After regaining independence, both countries agreed that such a division would be detrimental to Bedouins from the Bishari tribe, whose terrains lay beyond the border, and that Egypt had transferred some of these territories to the Sudanese administration. In 1958, Gamal Abdel Naser sent Egyptian troops to the disputed region, but withdrew it shortly afterwards. Although both countries claim the area, it remained under Sudan's control over the d

headquarters Grave of students with the monument of Ryszard Skupin Chalkboard with map at headquarters Zakrzewskie Tombs - a group of victims of World War II in the forest area near Zakrzewo (Dopiewo municipality). According to available reports, mass executions of Polish citizens took place here in 1939-1945. The bodies were buried in the pits forming the collective graves. At the end of the war, the Germans exhumed and burned the bodies of the murdered. In order to obliterate the traces of the pit were filled up and a young forest planted there. As a result of the research conducted in this area, after the war, only the debris of human bones were excavated and few places were found where there were collective graves. The graves were hit by chance - in the burial places the forest began to fall. So far, no identity has been established and the exact number of victims. It is claimed that it could be between 6 and 8 thousand Poles. The place of their martyrdom death commemorates t

Ministry of Love (minimiło) - a fictional ministry of George Orwell's book 1984. The ministry is the equivalent of a secret police called the Police of Thought and the Ministry of Justice. There are detention centers in the ministry building where prisoners of politics and ordinary bandits are held. The ministry deals with the control of citizens and, in the case of atypical behaviors, "treatment" involving torture and brainwashing. In recent chapters, Winston Smith is tortured in the ministry building. wiki

OID (object identifier) ​​- A unique identifier of an object, used to distinguish an object from other objects and to create to that object by the system. The user uses the object name, and the system converts it to an identifier. The OID concept can refer to a global tree of identifiers describing objects such as institutions, algorithms, documents, and other (OID ISO) as well as to any other object identifier, such as an application or database. In the latter case, the OID is usually transmitted automatically by the system. It is independent of the value and attributes of the object - values ​​may change as opposed to OID. OID is a lifelong object. The ISO identifier tree is assumed to be global. The ISO tree starts with three roots: The tree allocated to Poland is numbered 1.2.616 and is managed by the National Register of Property Identifiers (KRIO). wiki

Rocky hole (Latin Fossula petrosa) - recess on the surface of the lower pyramid of the temporal bone. It is located between the carotid artery and the cervical dorsal cavity. There is a lower back of the tongue and throat. The cranial nerve passing through the ganglion passes through the bottom of the tympanic cavity (apertura inferior canaliculi tympanici), which also includes the lower cranial artery (ascending branch of the throat). Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

The parable - a genre of moralist-didactic literature, whose formal qualities (plot schema, simplified character design, objective narrator, real-time selection) serve the correct reading of the allegorical or the symbolic meaning of the presented world, the transmission of moral truth. He uses a narrative in which characters and events function as examples of universal truths. The plot is usually schematized, and the realities are in reduced form. The interpretation of the parable requires to allegorical or symbolic meanings. Parable was especially used in the religious literature of the Far and the Middle East. Many well-known parables are found in the Bible, such as the parable of the prodigal son. Used often in homiletics and paternal literature, it inspired many writers, such as Adam Mickiewicz (Book of Polish Nation and Polish Pilgrim) or Albert Camus. wiki

PowerPoint Viewer - A standalone presentation viewer from Microsoft created in PowerPoint 97 and later versions. PowerPoint Viewer 2003 also supports password protected Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. You can view and print presentations, but you can not edit them in any way. Recommended for opening presentation files of unknown origin (due to limited functionality there is no risk of infection). The program is also available as standard in Microsoft Works 8 and later. wiki

Ignacy Święcicki (born August 28, 1911, Zakyla, today in Belarus, died February 20, 2008 in York) is a lieutenant in the Polish Air Force in the West, a World War II veteran. He was the son of Boleslaw and Konstancja, born in Zakory in the Borisov district. He attended Gimnazjum im. King Zygmunt August in Vilnius, where he became friends with the future poet Czesław Miłosz. Graduate of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology. During World War II he was a pilot of the 318th Fighter-Reconnaissance Division of Gdansk. In recognition of the merits of the war, he was decorated with the Cross of Valor three times. After the war ended, he remained in the United States, where he worked as a designer of hydroelectric turbines. From 1949 he lived in York. The author of the memoir "Letters from Susquehanna" (Kawdruk ed., Warsaw, 2006, ISBN 8391673545). Bibliography wiki

A plaque marking a natural monument in the Czech Republic Natural monument in the Czech Republic (Přírodní památka, PP) - a small area or natural heritage of regional importance protected by law in the Czech Republic according to Law No 114 of 1992. At the end of 2011, the natural monuments in the Czech Republic were 1248. National or international significance has a national nature monument. Examples This topic is related to the category: Nature monuments in the Czech Republic. wiki

Bank account plan - introduced by the President of the NBP, a European plan that contains all the accounts that are used to book banking transactions. Allows you to publish the bank's profit and loss balance and provide the necessary information to the monetary authorities and bank management to analyze the global financial structure and the bank's risk management; It is the basis for the research of statutory auditors, auditors or banking supervisors. The balance sheet and off balance sheet accounts of the general accounts show the current situation of the bank and are grouped into 10 teams. Teams of bank account plans The bank account plan also includes the so-called. determinants, or descriptive elements that allow analysis. They provide information on economic events. The main determinants are: the type of currency, the counterpart of the operation (resident, non-resident), the type of counterparty operation, the original period of the contract of operation, maturity, in

An old vine lathe Old vine you winter Old vine (slov. Old trumpet) - the oldest vine in the world, about 400 years old, located in Maribor, Slovenia. Thanks to its age, it has been included in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest vines in the world. The proof of the age of the vine are two pictures from 1657 and 1681, depicting the building with this vines. Currently they are located in the Stygian Regional Archives in Graz and the Regional Museum in Maribor. In 1972 prof. Dr. Rihard Erker, dendrologist at the University of Ljubljana, has conducted a study dating to at least 350 years and even 400 years old. Each year the vines produce between 35 and 55 kilograms of grapes, from which about 100 bottles of wine are produced. Every year there is also a festival where grapes are harvested using traditional methods. Bibliography wiki

Victor François de Broglie Victor-François de Broglie (born October 19, 1718, March 30, 1804 in Münster) is a duke, French marshal. His father, François Marie de Broglie, was the French marshal, while his younger brother, Charles François de Broglie, a French general and diplomat. The Marshal of France was in 1759. During the Seven Years War he was the best French commander, at the outbreak of the Revolution he was the Minister of War. Famed as a strong reactionary. Abandoned by the army, he went abroad. He had Claude's son, Victor de Broglie. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Random error (random error) - a type of measurement error, not repeated by systematic, repetitive factors. It is impossible to predict its value in subsequent measurements. Information on the scale of this error can be obtained after performing a series of measurements and calculating the selected distribution variation measure, such as standard deviation. Occurrence of random errors causes the results of subsequent measurements to change randomly, although the same magnitude is measured in virtually unchanging conditions. They can be modeled using statistical distributions, for example, the normal distribution (Gaussian). Bibliography wiki

Dariusz Miliński (born 10 July 1957 in Cieplice Śląskie-Zdrój) is a Polish painter, stage designer and poster maker. His paintings are mainly portraits of people, kept in a quasi-realistic style, partly fairytale, embedded in a rural landscape. This particular artistically created atmosphere is comparable to that of Bosch or Breugel. The artist has over two hundred solo exhibitions, including prestigious galleries, such as the Chicago "1756" Lincoln Park. The wider audience is usually associated with movie posters. He is the author of Edi and My Nikifor film posters. The film's director, He lives in the village of Pławna Dolna, where he owns a studio, which he calls "artistic enterprise". He has an original opinion thanks to red hair, walking in trousers-trousers and wearing beaded strings. He claims he does not want to and does not intend to grow up. Hence the nickname of the artist - "Cudak z Plawnej". Build your own copy of Noah's A

Open eBook - This initiative is supported by dozens of computer companies, whose aim is to develop a standard for electronic content publishing based on XML, a universal standard for data exchange on the Internet. The first specification, Open eBook Publication Structure, was published in 1999. The OEB working group is working on specifying a specification that would define copyright protection in digital rights management electronic documents, which is crucial if the Open eBook format is to serve as a tool for disseminating electronic publications. The successor to this archaic format is now the ePub. wiki

Central Economic Society for the Grand Duchy of Poznan, socio-economic organization of Polish landowners in the Grand Duchy of Poznań established at the congress of February 21-22, 1861. Its purpose was to promote modern farming methods in the cultivation of land and livestock by organizing experimental stations, exhibitions, meetings, discussions, tours, competitions and publishing the results in the press and magazines (major publisher: Ziemianin). CTG has also been involved in the organization of the agri-food market and the recruitment of agricultural workers. The President and the Central Board were headed by the branch companies with their own directors. Immediately before World War I, the company and its 14 subsidiaries had some 800 members. The chairs were in turn: The Central Board was created gradually Bibliography wiki

Iron Gate - water dam on the Danube The Iron Gate (Porţile de Fier, Serbian Derekapova or Gvozdena Vrata) is a landmark section of the Danube valley that separates the Carpathians and the Eastern Mountains. It is the border between Romania and Serbia. Traditionally, the sailing through the Iron Gate hid rocky thresholds, blown up in the years 1890-1896. In this area there is a water dam with a lock and a hydroelectric plant. As a consequence of the dam's development, more than 23,000 inhabitants have been displaced from their place of residence. Authoritative control (Valley): wiki

Cannabis rites - burial rites after the body of the deceased, caliber burials can be divided into two groups, ashtrays and graves without ashtray. Celtic burial-free, III in P.n., Archaeological Museum in Cracow Vandal burial ash, II in n.e., Archaeological Museum in Cracow In the course of ashing, corpses may have ritually burnt all the gifts and personal belongings of the dead, of which the larger ones were additionally bent or broken (eg swords). Men were hired with weapons and blacksmith tools, and women with buckles, buckles and spades. In Europe, dominated by the Middle Ages 300 years ago. up to 100 l. p.n.e. (regionally up to about 150 lp.). wiki

A plaque commemorating the crime committed on Polish citizens by the OUN-UPA listing the disguise Defense of the Przebraża - defensive battles in the village of Przebrzych belonging to the Troposaniec group, in the Łuckie district, Place Currently in Ukraine under the changed name - Hajowe (uk. Гайове). The village is located 6 km south of Trojnica, 20 km northeast of Łuck. It bordered on the west with the Old Człowiec (now Człowie), from the south-west with Jezierami (now Ozero), from the north with the Mosty, from the east with Majdan Jezierskie and Cholopinami. The wetlands, diversified with numerous peat bogs, from the south-east by the Warchańskie Mts. To the west of the village flows the river Konopielka (Konopla). There are forests around. Background of events During the Volhynia massacre, a wave of murders on the Polish population gradually moved from east to west. In May 1943 the group of Ukrainian Uprising Army (UPA) murdered the population of 68 Polish villages,

Michał Stefan Korpal (born March 14, 1854 in Cracow, died March 31, 1915 in Pelhřimov) is a sculptor. He was the son of a stonemason and sculptor of Michael Adam (1863), the father of sculptor Alexander and painter Tadeusz. At first he practiced at Edward Stehl's stonework, and in 1870-1873 he studied at the Cracow School of Fine Arts where he was a pupil of Marceli Guyski. In the years 1874-1880 he stayed in Lvov, and after his return to Cracow he worked in the Stehlik and Trembecki stone works, and then in the studio of Walery Gadomski. He is the author of the group "Polonez time to start" on the facade of the Teatr im. Slowacki in Cracow, busts of Nicolaus Copernicus and Jan Kiliński in the Cracow magisterium, monument to Pope Pius IX in the Church of Sts. Peter and Paul in Cracow together with Walery Gadomski, a bust on Lubicz street 34, statues of Zygmunt August and Jan III Sobieski in Strzelecki Park. He is also the co-author of the first 45 sculptures in the

A birthday cake with the mazzal tow sign in Israel Mazzal tow (Hebrew: מַזָּל טוֹב) means "happiness" in Hebrew. This phrase was also introduced in Yiddish in the wording "maze tow" and is now commonly used in modern Hebrew, and even in English, and often means "congratulations." The phrase is derived from the mishnaic mazzāl, meaning "constellation" or "destiny"; This, in turn, probably comes from the Akkadian manzalta or mazzaztum. In Israel, "mazzal tow" is used to celebrate every happy event, such as getting a driver's license, birthday or termination of service in the SOI. wiki

Antenna Power Gain - This is the ratio of the power density radiated by the antenna in a given direction U (Θ, φ) to the power density radiated by the antenna, usually the isotropic antenna, assuming the same power is applied to both antennas. Unlike directional gain, which depends only on the antenna radiation characteristics, it also takes into account its efficiency. G ( & # x0398; , & # x03D5; ) = U ( & # x0398; , & # x03D5; ) P w e / 4 & # x03A0; {\displaystyle G(\Theta ,\phi )={\frac {U(\Theta ,\phi )}{P_{we}/4\Pi }}} The most common energy gain of the antenna is given in relation to the isotropic antenna and expressed in dBi. It is also sometimes referred to as a dipole antenna and is expressed in dBd units. The energy gain of an antenna depends on its directionality and the energy losses of the antenna resulting from the material from which it is made. wiki

Günther Tamaschke (born February 26, 1896 in Berlin, October 15, 1959) - commandant of the German concentration camps Ravensbrück and Lichtenburg and SS-Standartenführer. He participated in World War I, during which he received the Iron Cross of the First Class. Member of SS (No. 851) and NSDAP (No. 36978). On May 7, 1934, Tamaschke began serving in the Dachau camp, where he remained until April 1, 1936. On December 1, 1937, he was appointed commander of the Lichtenburg concentration camp, which was equated to December 1, 1938, when he was ordered to organize a new camp, Ravensbrück (KL). He was the commandant of the Ravensbrück during the construction period until August 31, 1939. In the following years, he was a junior officer and was temporarily removed from the SS. Bibliography wiki

Agrippa V, actually Gaius Julius Agrippa (born ca. 76) - questionnaire of Asian propreto. He was the son of Alexander, the ruler of Cilicia, and Jotape, the daughter of Antiochus IV, king of Kommagena. It is assumed that his tutor could be Babrius, the author of the fairy tales. This hypothesis is based on the fact that Babrius dedicates the second part of his work to the son of King Alexander. Agrippa V is known from the inscriptions of Ephesus (stored in the British Museum). It follows that he was a proprietor of Asia. The Governor of Asia at that time (the beginning of the second century) was a proconsul and his quorum could be Agrippa V; Because of the information in the inscription on the propreto (military authority), it is presumed that it was made shortly after the death or departure of the proconsul and before the arrival of the new one. Further fate of Agrippa V is unknown. Bibliography wiki

Results of the 2004 European Grand Prix, the third Grand Prix of the 2004 World Championship. They were the fourth competition for the Grand Prize of Europe and also the first one at the Olympic Stadium in Wroclaw. starting list The 22 regular participants of the Grand Prix were supplemented by two wild card players (Wiesław Jaguś and Grzegorz Walasek). Constants are given in parentheses. Results d - defect • fall - in - exclusion • c - time 2 minutes • t - tape ns - did not start • nk - unclassified Description Transitional classification Bibliography convoy or the oldest captain of a shipowner on a passenger or commercial ship. From the American Civil War to the Civil War, the United States Navy used it as an honorary title for non-admiral officers, and temporarily commanding at least two units. In the years 1862-1899 the title of the Commodore was the official military rank of the Navy of the United States. This status was also restored briefly during World War II. Curr

Oskar Helbig in June 1947 Oskar Georg Helbig (born 23 May 1911, date of death unknown) - Nazi criminal, member of the administration of the German concentration camp Mittelbau-Dora and SS-Oberscharführer. A member of the Mittelbau-Dora crew (Nordhausen) from December 5, 1944 to April 6, 1945, where he served in the camp administration successively as: the head of the food warehouses for SS prisoners and crews, the accountant and an officer in the department of prisoners' clothing. Helbig bullied the prisoners, often beating them with a stick or a whip. Oskar Helbig was tried after the war by the American Military Tribunal in Dachau in the Mittelbau-Dora crew (US vs. Kurt Andrae and others). For his crimes he was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment, then converted to 10 years imprisonment by the audit committee. Bibliography wiki

Megayra, Megier, Megera (Greek: Μέγαιρα Mégaira, Latin Megaer) - in Greek mythology, one of the Erynians, born of the blood of Uranus, the original goddess of revenge, Sister Alekto and Tyyphon. Megayra, whose name means "envious", was responsible for causing envy and jealousy, as well as leading to treason and marriage infidelity. Convinced by Athena, she and her sisters received the title Eumenid (goddess of mercy). Megayra's sister-in-law and her sisters were supposed to be in Kerynea in Achaia, and his founder was Orestes. From the Latin version of her name comes the term "megiera", meaning a malicious, willing to quarrel woman. Bibliography wiki

Empowerment - the process of involving employees in making decisions about the organization and allowing them to take responsibility for their actions, which translates into cost awareness, sense of belonging, productivity gains, and improved teamwork through the sense that employees have a real decision-making power. This leads to the fact that the team members are taking on tasks like the owners of the company, and therefore with greater responsibility and commitment. Empowerment is one of the concepts of human resource management, leading to empowerment and empowerment. Empowerment is the basis of personal leadership and servant leadership. As Ken Blanchard states, the key to empowerment is empowerment. In his view, empowerment is the process of triggering the power dormant in employees: their knowledge, experience and motivation and the direction of that power to achieve results. Jacek Otto, analyzing empowerment in the context of relationship marketing, notes that an employee,

Edmund Pilsudski, the lord of Mosarz, the captain of hussars. Kalisz son of Ignacy Pilsudski (1818-1878) and Ewelina of Oskierków h. Murdelio. On the side of the mother was grandson Kazimierz Oskierki h. Murdelio and Paulina from Brzostowskie h. Strzemia. The village of Mosarz was inherited by Barbara Brzostowska, a great-great-great-grandfather of Dr. Doktorowicz-Hrebinic. Cousins ​​Józef Piłsudski and Mieczysław Jałowiecki. He married Aniela Dyboska, with whom he had a son named Kalisz Józef (1883-1942). wiki

Janina Joanna Antoniewicz (born October 14, 1890 in Zadniszówka, died November 21, 1956 in Warsaw) is a botanist, gardener. Born in Zadniszówka. Skalski. Daughter of Charles and Wanda from Kurowskie. In 1910 she studied at the University of Lviv, who graduated from the Jagiellonian University in 1923 as a doctor of philosophy defending her work as a researcher on the feather leaf morphology. In 1915-1916 she stayed in Vienna, where she studied and worked at the Bacteriological Institute. During the First World War. worked as a nurse to fight typhus and smallpox in the area. Łańcut. In the years 1917-1921 she studied at the Faculty of Horticulture WULS-SGGW. The course ended with an engineer. In 1918, she developed a bibliography of mushrooms for AU. She also conducted research and observations on medicinal plants at the State Experimental Station in Bratkowo in Kielce. She was the organizer of school gardens, among others. in Bielany in Warsaw, in Rabka, Piotrków Trybunalski

Amitosis (direct division of the nucleus by the narrowing and the formation of two parts containing the unequal random distribution of chromatin). In this division the DNA strands are not replicated, the chromosomes are invisible, the spindle is not formed, and the cytoplasm is not divisible, leading to the formation of a nuclear cell. The term "amitosis" is also used to describe the division of a prokaryotic cell. This division is predominantly a symptom of aging and degeneration (cells undergo self-destructive programming), is observed in cells that have lost the ability to mitotic divisions. Nonpathologically, this division occurs in Cronate macronucleus, flower flower endemics, and in animals in liver, myocardium, pineal gland and certain nerve cells. Because there is no guarantee in the amitotomy that each chromosome will carry a daughter cell, the macronucleus ciliates have a multiplicity of copies of the chromosome suit (polyploid), thus minimizing the likelihoo

Oleg "(Russian: Пешковский) - a voluntary Russian military unit in the Kwantung Army during the Second World War. Between 1939 and 1940, a volunteer military unit was formed in Hailar, in Inner Mongolia. It was named "Pieszkowski" by the name of the commander of the col. Ivan A. Pieszkow. Boris Zimin was the substitute. There were about 450 cavalrymen. He was part of the Japanese Kwantun Army. At the beginning. In August 1945, the Japanese began to dismantle it because they did not believe in the possibility of fighting his soldiers with the Red Army. Finally, on August 9th, they crossed the Buchanan rulers, then opened fire with machine guns. Over 100 soldiers were killed, including Col. I.A. Pieszków. History of Russian military units in the Far East in the service of Japan (Russia). [archived from this address (2009-08-27)]. wiki

Tentacle Potentilla atrisanguinea Florist - gardening department specializing in the cultivation and production of ornamental plants. Ornamental plants are grown for use, mainly decorative. These are mainly: Due to the place of cultivation, ornamental plants are grown: Flowers are used to create a variety of compositions from live or dried plants which is used in bouquets. Flower arrangements are used for interior decorations (bouquets, bouquets, reeds), as well as for decorating eg gravestones (wreaths). Bibliography Authoritative control: wiki

Salvador Elizondo (born December 19, 1932 in Mexico, March 29, 2006 in Mexico), Mexican writer, poet, publicist, and essayist. He studied in his homeland, Paris, Cambridge. He made his debut in the 1960 collection of Poemas poems. He was the author of essay collections (Luchino Visconti), novels and prose volumes, consisting of various stylistic works (classic stories, but also poetic prose or philosophical reflections). In 1966 he published an autobiography. For 25 years he was a professor at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. He was awarded several times, receiving the Premio Nacional de Literature in 1990. Farabeuf was published in Poland, a short novel formally referring to the nouveau roman current. Works (selection) Authoritative control (person): wiki

Antinatal policy - population policy aimed at limiting the number of births and decreasing the rate of natural growth. Antitatist policy has been popularized in the second half of the twentieth century in countries with high natural growth rates as a result of disseminated opinions about the overpopulation of our world. Antitrust policies have led the countries with the highest demographic potential in the world: China and India. In China, this policy also used administrative measures (including the determination by the authorities of the admissible number of children in families who were provided with regulated goods and access to various benefits). It has now turned out that China, through the application of anti-terrorism policies, is already facing the threat of deteriorating the age structure - the rapid aging of the population. Bibliography wiki

Kolob Arch Kolob Arch is one of the largest freestanding natural rock arches in the world. It is located in the state of Utah in the United States, in the northeastern part of Zion National Park known as Kolob Canyon. The arc of the sandstone arch created some controversy, and due to the inaccessibility of the arch position it is difficult to determine precisely. Some sources, including the National Park Service, give it a length of as much as 95 meters, based on measurements made in the 1950s and 1980s. On this basis, it is sometimes referred to as the longest natural rock arch in the world, to which it was contested with the Arch Arch in Arches National Park, also in Utah. But the latest measurements made in 2004 and 2006 by The Natural Arch and Bridge Society have determined the arch span of 87 meters and show that the Landscape Arch has a span of almost 1 meter. Kolob Arch is located in a relatively inaccessible part of the park and seeing it in nature requires at least 22 km

Niketus (Nykteus, gr. Νυκτεύς, Latin Nycteus) - figure in Greek mythology. He was the brother of Likos. He had two daughters, Antiopa and Nykteis. Hyrieus, son of Poseidon and Alaskan Pleiades, founder of the city of Hyria, was the father of Nikita and Likos. Her mother was a nymph of Klonia. According to the late Mormons, Hyrieus was also an Orion. There are, however, other reports on the origin of Nicest. According to some, he was the son of Poseidon and the Pleiades Kelajno - this version was created by the confusion of various Likos, one of whom was the son of Hyrieus and Klonia, the other son of Poseidon and Kelajno. In another version, Niktus and Likos were the sons of Chtonios, one of the Sown People. Antiopa caused Zeus to have two sons, Amphion and Zetos. Fearing for his father's anger, she fled the kingdom with her children. Disappointed Niketus killed himself, referring to Antopa's brother Likos and his wife Dirke. Bibliography wiki

Bella Darvi, owner. Bajla of Hungary, from the house of Zigelbaum (born October 23, 1928 in Sosnowiec, died September 11, 1971 in Monte Carlo) - Polish actress of Jewish origin. During World War II she survived the concentration camp. She moved to Monaco where she avoided gambling and alcohol. Breakthrough was the meeting of film magnate Darryl F. Zanuck and his wife Virginia Fox, who paid her gambling debts and brought them to Hollywood. It was from her mentor's name that her movie nickname "Darvi" was derived. After three major roles in the Egyptian Sinuhe (1954), The Hell River (1954) and The Racers (1955), where she starred alongside leading male celebrities (Victor Mature, Richard Widmark and Kirk Douglas), Darvi . A bit of a jumble, which in conjunction with a foreign accent made her a little understandable. In a short time, after the sex scandal in which she was involved, the Zanuck men stopped supporting her. Darvi returned to Europe where she shot some ins

Heterochronic mutation - a mutation within a germ control gene that causes certain groups of cells to behave in a manner typical of another developmental stage of the organism. One analogy may be seen here with the homeostatic mutation; However, in the case of a homeostatic mutation, there is a change in the positional value of the cell, and in the case of a heterochromic mutation, something that could be called a "time value" of the cell occurs in relation to the development program in which the cell or group is involved. Caenorhabditis elegans is one of the model organisms in developmental biology. Generally, genes whose changes appear in such a way encode proteins that affect cell behavior during ontogenesis. Bibliography wiki

Shot blast (Schrotrauschen) - fluctuations occurring in systems containing relatively few particles capable of carrying energy. An example is the noise associated with the flow of electric current associated with the grainy nature of the electrical charge. Shot noise is white noise and is characterized by a normal distribution of instantaneous values ​​and a constant spectral density of energy. Shot noise measurements allow you to determine the magnitude of the charge. Depending on the type of electronic element and operating conditions, these noise correspond to different phenomena. In semiconductor components, they arise as a result of fluctuations in diffusion or irregular media passing through the potential barrier. These can be seen in the p-n connector. Due to the nature of the formation, the noise is divided into diffusion and generative-recombinant. In the lamps, the shot noise is related to the random nature of the electron exit time from the cathode during the emission a

Actio ex testamento - Roman lawsuit against the heirs of the legatee (s) against the heirs for the payment of the bribe. Characteristics of the action Under the legate, a legate may have demanded from the heirs of a thing written in his will. In the case of a legate, this may have been part of the inheritance, the inheritance of the estate, or even the property of a third party. In the latter case, the heirs were obliged to insist on having their property inscribed or pay the equivalent of the levies. This ratio was included in the obligations of the contractes quasi ex contractu because the heir with the registrar did not join the contract, nor did the relationship arise because of an unlawful act. The protection of the legatee's claims was served by actio ex testamento belonging to the actiones in personam. Bibliography wiki

Spikard - a fictional item that appears in Roger Zelazny's novels about Amber. It is a magical ring with high power. It first appears when Merlin visits Brand's room by accident. Spikyards are the power rings that existed before the rise of Amber, perhaps also against Chaos. They allow the person who wears them to adjust to the raw power of the Amber universe. Although the spikard can give tremendous power, Merlin's half-brother, Mandor, speaks about the price he has to pay for using it. This may explain why neither Brand nor Corwin used them during the War of Raccoon Pattern. About Spikadrans, you can learn a bit more from the story Return to the ropes, where Frakir says that Werewindle is a transformed Rawik spikard. Thanks to it, you can gather enough power to destroy the world. Analogously, Grayswandir is also a transformed spikard. wiki

Zbigniew Kazimierz Drozdowski (born January 25, 1930 in Sieraków, died September 21, 2004 in Warsaw) is a Polish anthropologist. Curriculum vitae Graduate of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Adam Mickiewicz (1952), later associated with the Higher School of Physical Education in Poznań (since 1973 Academy of Physical Education). He was rector of the university in 1976-1981. The Academy of Physical Education in Wrocław (22 October 1998) awarded him the honorary doctorate. Since 1971 he has been an associate professor, since 1988 a full professor. Since 1953 he belonged to the PZPR. The author of many scientific papers on the morphofunctional determinants and effects of physical activity. wiki

Olga Bancic, author Golda Bancic, ps. Pierrette (born 10 May 1912 in Chisinau, died 10 May 1944 in Stuttgart) is a Romanian-born Jewish Communist, a participant in the French resistance movement, a member of the so- Manukaana Group. Youth She was born into a Jewish family in Bessarabia. Since early childhood, due to the fatal financial situation of the family, she worked in a mattress factory where she took part in the strike in 1924. Despite her young age, she was arrested along with other workers, arrested and beaten. From 1933 to 1938 she was a local trade union activist. In 1938 she managed to go to France, where she studied and unofficially joined the French Communist Party. She participated in the illegal sending of arms to republican units in the Spanish Civil War along with other immigrants from Romania. She married one of them, Alexandre Jara, who in 1939 gave birth to her daughter Dolores. Resistance movement After the Nazis seized France by Nazi Germany, Bancic entrus

Vodka "Koneser" Teatr Wytwórnia - Warsaw's off-street theater. The theater was located in Warsaw at Ząbkowska 27/31 (entrance: the corner of Markowska and Bialystok streets), near the Vilnius Railway Station. It was from November 2005 to December 2010. The theater was founded by a group of dramatists and directors: Janusz Owsiany, Małgorzata Owsiany, Radek Dobrowolski, Jacek Papis and Monika Powalisz in postindustrial buildings in the Vodka Koneser Plant. In August 2005 they renovated the vodka factory by building a stage, rehearsal room, dressing room. At the end of the renovation of the state funds were created fire stairs. November was the first premiere. At the Theater there was a Mini Label - a stage for children and a school of contemporary dance - a dance studio. Workshops in Prague or Move It included work with the body, motion and work with the image and sound. The theater also organized "Terminating at Masters" - dramaturgical and directing wor

Interferometry - a technique that uses the interference of electromagnetic waves (light, radio waves) to measure, such as wavelengths, angular measurements, quality control of elements and optical systems. Interferometry is also used in experimental mechanics (interferometry moiré, holography, or spot interferometry). These techniques are used primarily to measure the displacement and shape of objects, but with the information obtained from measurements of the displacement field, it is possible to easily deform the object under investigation by numerical differentiation. The first stage of each of the above methods is to illuminate the surface of the object under test with the carrier beam. The carrier wave is a known signal that will be modified as a result of surface changes. In the case of holographic interferometry, the characteristic stripe distribution obtained is the result of the interference of the carrier wave reflected from the altered, for example deformed, object wit

Invasion - one of the basic ecological processes that involves occupying a given territory by species occupied so far by representatives of other species. It usually occurs when a new species appears in a given ecosystem, eg without natural enemies (invasive species). At this point, it may contribute to the displacement of native species occupying a similar ecological niche. In this situation, the invasion becomes a succession. The invasion process (invasion-succession) in the sociology of the city In sociology of the city, this concept, together with the concepts of segregation, centralization, concentration and succession, was introduced from the ecology of the Chicago school. Invasion means, in relation to urban space, entry into a given area of ​​a foreign city relative to people living in social groups or types of people. Ethnic minorities, causing initially hostile behavior towards invasive groups. As the number of people in the invasive group begins to grow, it may be possibl

Queckenstedt's Queckenstedt test - a test of compression of the external jugular vein during lumbar puncture. If cerebrospinal fluid influx increases after compression (increases cerebrospinal fluid pressure) and falls immediately after stopping vein compression, this means that there is no obstruction in the vertebral canal. The introduction of this diagnostic test is tied to the name of Hans Heinrich Georg Queckenstedt, but the basis of the phenomenon was described by the British anatomist John Hilton in 1863. See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

An online algorithm is a special type of algorithm that does not know the input from the beginning in its entirety, but receives it in batches. After each turn, the algorithm must provide a partial response. Problems solved by online algorithms are called online problems. Routine or scheduling is a natural example - as it is generally unknown which processes will require resources in the future, it is only necessary to allocate them based on the current situation. A more mathematical example is online coloring - starting with an empty graph, each vertex adds a single vertex with all edges. The task of the algorithm is to choose a color for it so that coloration is acceptable and the colors are as low as possible. Online algorithms are also called classic algorithms, which do not need to read entire input data, but can process them on a regular basis. Such algorithms are, for example, the KMP pattern matching algorithm, or the ukkonen algorithm for the construction of a suffix tree

Ithaca Hours - A local currency in Ithaca, USA, considered to be the first contemporary local currency, modeled for many similar systems around the world. History While researching local economies in 1989, Paul Glover encountered a nineteenth-century banknote called the "Hour" of the British industrialist Robert Owen, issued to his workers. Employees could use this form of payment in their store. In May 1991, after an interview with Ithaca, Paul Glover made 1 and half hour banknote designs. He decided that every hour would be the equivalent of US $ 10, which was, in his opinion, the right value of the working hour. The exact exchange rate was to be determined each time by the parties to the transaction. The first person to join the system was a local masseuse, and soon afterwards the first store joined the system. The first banknotes were printed on October 16, 1991, and the first transaction was made by the system creator 3 days later. In March 1999, a system mainte

Erich Fuchs (born 14 February 1890 in Magdeburg, died July 3, 1983 in Marburg) is a German painter and illustrator, a landscapesist. He graduated from Magdeburg and then studied at Dresden in the Academy of Art under the direction of Professor Alois Köbb. In 1912, he and his two parents died, but he could continue his education with a scholarship funded by his tutor anonymously. In 1914, he settled in the Sudety Mountains, in Gruszków, wandering around the countryside, drawing local landscapes. In 1916, he began working on the Schlesisches Bergvolk cycle, portraying the forgotten world of the then Sudeten people. In 1924 he met the Nobel Prize winner, Gerhart Hauptmann, which resulted in a series of illustrations for his drama Weavers. They were presented at an exhibition in Moscow in 1927. In 1940 50th anniversary of the artist's birth, the city of Jelenia Góra honored his work. In 1942, thanks to the scholarship, he created the Sudetendeutsches Volkstum, which depicts the fol

Izet Nanić (born October 4, 1965, died tragically on August 4, 1995) was a commander of the 505th Infantry Brigade belonging to the 5th Corps of the Bosnian and Herzegovina Army under the command of Gen. Atifa Dudaković. Izet Nanić graduated from high school in 1984 in Zagreb. After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the Belgrade Military Academy, graduating in 1987. He served in the anti-aircraft defense unit at Kragujevac. During the outbreak of the war in Bosnia, he joined the armed forces of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Throughout the armed conflict in Bosnia, he was the commander of the 505th Infantry Brigade stationed in northwestern Bosnia in Bužim. In the summer of 1995, during the displacement of the Serb forces from the Bosnian-Croatian border, it was tragically killed by the exchange of fire. He left three children, daughter Izet (1988) and two sons Nevet (1991) and Ibrahim (1993). Izet Nanic is currently considered a "legendary commanda

Josef Remmele (born March 3, 1903, December 3, 1948) is a Nazi criminal, member of the Dachau and Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camps and SS-Hauptscharführer. As a farmer, a member of the NSDAP since 1934. He was a member of the Waffen-SS. He served in the Dachau Concentration Camp from 1934 to August 1942. Initially (until 1936) he was a guard, then transferred to the camp commandant. From 1936 onwards, he served as the Blockführer (until 1937), the head of the department responsible for the work of prisoners (1937-1941) and, finally, from the spring of 1941 to August 1942, the reporter responsible for the prisoners' appeals (Rapportführer). Remmele was one of the greatest war criminals in Dachau. He has repeatedly participated in executions of prisoners and Soviet POWs. He tortured prisoners with the most sophisticated tortures. On May 26, 1943, he was appointed the first commandant of the Eintrachthütte (Auschwitz-Birkenau sub-camp). He held this post until July 18, 1944,

<span class = " > <p> It was created by merging two Moscow art schools: the Moscow Institute of Art. And the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. </ P> <p> Within the university there were workshops: sculptures, paintings, architecture, typography and artistic crafts. Many of the then outstanding artists (and especially many of them represented the artistic direction of constructivism) belonged to teachers and lecturers of Wchutiemas: Kazimierz Malewicz, Vladimir Tatlin, Vasily Kandinskij, Aleksander Wiesnin, Aleksander Rodchenko, Konstantin Mielnikov, Gustaw Klucis, Antoine Pevsner, El Lissitzky, Alexei Szczusiew and Vladimir Faworski. </ P> <p> The graduates of the university belonged, among others. painters Aleksander Dejneka and Yuri Pimienov, three caricatures forming the group Kukryniksy: Mikhail Kupriyanov, Porfiri Krylov and Nikolai Sokolov, film director Sergey Jutkiewicz. </ p> <p> In 1926, Wchutiemas wa

Kazimierz Stanisław Dola (born October 18, 1934 in Zabrze) is a priest, pro-apostolic apostolate, professor, historian of the Church's history, especially his interest in the history of the Church in Silesia and the universal Church of antiquity and the Middle Ages. Also the times of the Reformation. December 28, 1957 in Zabrze he was ordained priest. In 1983-1994 he was rector of the Higher Seminary of Nysa. Currently (since 2005) retired head of the Chair of Church History and Patrology of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Opole. She lives in Nysa near Św. Francis of Assisi. Since 3 May 2009 the Mass celebrant in the extraordinary form of the Roman rite in St. Sebastian in Opole. Publications Bibliography wiki