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Adolf Wallenberg (born November 10, 1862 in Starogard Gdansk, died April 10, 1949 in Manteno) is a German neurologist and neuroanatomist. Curriculum vitae He studied at the University of Heidelberg and in Leipzig, received a doctorate in medicine in 1886. From 1886 to 1888 he was an assistant at the Municipal Hospital in Gdansk. From 1907 to 1928 he was the head of the internal medicine department at this hospital, and in 1910 he became a titular professor. His name is associated with the eponim of Wallenberg's band, which is one of the most important so- alternating units. Married to Helene Levitus. Her daughter was Marianne Wallenberg-Chermak (1906-), also a doctor. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Tarnogay directional plate Wroclaw City Information System - a visual information system, modeled on the Warsaw Municipal Information System. The first elements of the SIM in Wroclaw were set up in 2007 (pedestrians' signposts pointing to the monuments in the city center in brown). Since April 2008, the installation of signposts for drivers in white and brown has begun. The main landmarks for the drivers according to the system are Grunwaldzki Square, John Paul II Square, Center, Main Railway Station and Wroclaw Airport (white boards) as well as monuments Cathedral, Town Hall, Centenary Hall (brown plaques). Placements are also located near the objects to which the board directs eg Wroclaw University, Customs Office, City Hall or Academic Clinical Hospital (blue background). Address information by SIM The next elements of the SIM in Wroclaw are number plates of the property and street names, brown in the Old Town and blue in the rest of the city. The first table with the nu...

Ernst Trömner (born 1868 in Meran, May 27, 1930 in Hamburg) is a German neurologist. He was a professor and director of the neurological department of the hospital. Gregory of Hamburg from 1919 to 1930. In 1910 he presented his own neurological hammer, which soon became very popular in Germany and the United States. Trömner's name is also associated with the name of the reflex he describes (Trömner's reflex). When the neurologist takes the patient's hand and gently hits the tip of his or her fingers in the tip of the patient's freely hanging fingers, there is a shrinkage of the flexor muscles of all fingers, including the thumb. If this reaction is exacerbated, or other pyramidal symptoms are present (eg, Babiński's symptoms) or the reaction is asymmetrical, this symptom is due to damage to the pyramidal pathways. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Slice on the nineteenth century Kielisyński acidic . Kajetan Wincenty Kielisiński (born August 7, 1808 in Mieronis near Wodzisław, died 2 January 1849 in Kórnik), Polish graphic artist and illustrator, librarian. Curriculum vitae He was the son of Caspar (court officer) and Catherine of Kłosków. He graduated from the junior high school in Pińczów (1828), then went on to study at the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Warsaw; His teacher of drawing and lithography was Jan Feliks Piwarski. He stopped studying after the outbreak of the November Uprising. He fought in the rank of insurrection as a lieutenant; After the fall of the uprising he could not return to Warsaw. He lived in Cracow for some time, from 1834 to 1839 he was the custodian of Gwalbert Pawlikowski's collections in Medyka. In 1839 he was employed as a librarian by Tytus Działyński. As the protector of the library in Kórnik was the author of her first catalogs. He cooperated with Działyński in his publishi...

Adam Piotr Sengebusch (born January 8, 1969 in Bydgoszcz) is a Polish politician, Member of the Sejm of the First Term. Curriculum vitae He graduated (1989) of the School of Chemistry in Bydgoszcz, then graduated from history studies at the Higher School of Pedagogy in Bydgoszcz. At the end of the 1980s, he started acting in the Confederation of Independent Poland. head of the Bydgoszcz district of this party. From 1991 to 1993, he held the mandate of the deputy for the first term of office elected in the Bydgoszcz district. He failed successfully in the parliamentary elections of 1993 (for KPN) and in 2001 (on behalf of RS). He later withdrew from his current policy. Since the 1990s he ran his own business and worked in a private company. In 2008 he became the director of the Pekaes S.A. in Bydgoszcz. Bibliography wiki

BBI Capital National Investment Fund S.A. (formerly: Seventh National Investment Fund of Kazimierz Wielki S.A.) - a joint stock company with its registered office in Warsaw, listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, established by the State Treasury as one of the National Investment Funds. BBI Capital NFI, together with BBI Development NFI S.A. and BBI Zeneris NFI S.A., belongs to the private investment group acting as BB Investment Sp. o.o., holding 50.4% of the fund's shares. wiki

Pedigree - a list of the ancestors of a given animal in successive generations, including the details of each of the included individuals, such as: dates and places of birth, breeding numbers, names, names and possibly breeding numbers (breeding) Utility features. Pedigree is the basis for determining the probable value of an individual according to the assessment of his ancestors, as well as arranging mating plans and assessing the degree of kinship of particular individuals. wiki

August Heinrich Hermann von Dönhoff (born 10 October 1797 in Potsdam, died April 1, 1874 in Friedrichstein) is a Prussian diplomat. Ambassador of Prussia in Paris from 1823-1824, Madrid 1825-1827, London (1828-1832) and Munich (1833). In 1848, he was a Prussian minister of foreign affairs for several months. He was married to Pauline von Lehndorff (1823-889). The couple had four children: daughter of Pauline Amalie, Gräfin von Dönhoff (born 14 February 1848, died in January 1849) son Friedrich von Dönhoff (born 4 January 1850 in Königsberg, died 8 May 1924 in Friedrichstein) Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Synagogue in Križevci (Sinagoga in Križevci) - Jewish synagogue located in Križevci at pl. Strossmayerer (Strossmayerovom trgu 5). It was designed by architects Hönigsberg and Deutsche in Neo-Renaissance and Neoclassical styles. In 1950, the Youth House was located, removing the decorations on the façades and rosettes. At present, the synagogue is home to the Culture and Art Club, the Video and Photography Club and scout organizations. Work is underway on the inclusion in the synagogue of the Croatian State Archives. wiki

Chronicle - Picture of the Day - Formerly Picture of the Day is a summary of the day broadcast from Monday to Friday at 19.00 on Szczecin Television. The first edition was released on January 2, 2008. In 2010, the program adopted the formula of the main issue of Chronicles. Initially it was broadcast on weekdays, nowadays. The program is located near the Chronicle. The program consists of materials from other releases, conversations with guests about them and the journalism of the press. The program was partially changed in February 2011. The program is currently being run in pairs. wiki

Jacek Dobaczewski (born 9 May 1952 in Płońsk) is a Polish physicist, specialist in nuclear physics. He received his doctorate in physical sciences in 1979, doctor habilitated in 1991, and professor title in 1997. Member of the Physics Committee of the Polish Academy of Sciences and Honorary Fellow of the American Physical Society. He conducts scientific cooperation with many world scientific centers. He was a guest professor. Institut de Physique Nucléaire, Orsay (France), Center d'Etudes Nucléaires de Saclay (France), California Institute of Technology, Pasadena (USA), Stellenbosch University (South Africa), Center de Recherches Nucléaires de Strasbourg of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (USA). He is currently working closely with the University of Jyväskylä (Finland). His research interests focus on issues related to research in theoretical physics of atomic structure. He is the author of more than 300 original scientific papers, which received nearly 5000 cita...

Stanisław Kielich (born November 10, 1925 in Czempiła, died October 15, 1993 in Poznan) - physicist, founder of Poznań Nonlinear Optics School, organizer and chair of international non-linear optics conference (Poznan), one of the most cited Polish scientists In the second half of the 20th century, he was a pupil of Arkadiusz Piekary and a teacher of several generations of physicists. Curriculum vitae He was a member of PPR in 1947-1948. Since 1948 he belonged to the PZPR. In 1955 he graduated from the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Poznań University. He obtained his doctorate in 1961, habilitation in 1964, the title of associate professor. in 1971 and professor. in 1976. He was a correspondent of the Polish Academy of Sciences (1983) and wrote over 300 publications. Molecular Nonlinear Optics. He was also a multiple winner of awards and decorations. Award of Poznan (1969), Officer's Cross and Cavalry Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta, Gold Cross of Merit, Medal...

L'affaire des placards - posted in several French cities in 1534 posters, denying the importance of the Catholic Mass. This is a symbolic event, considered the beginning of the Reformation in France. History On the night of 17th and 18th October, in the streets of Paris, Tours, Orléans, Blois and Amboise, posters were posted, titled: Real articles on the horrible, great and abusive abuse of the papal mass invented especially against the Holy Supper of Jesus Christ. / p> The posters were clearly addressed to the King of France, Francis I, because they were also displayed in the royal castles, and even on the door of the king's chamber in Blois. Antoine Marcourt, the pastor of Neuchâtel, said: "Mass is a blasphemy. The only sacrifice of Christ can not be repeated in any case. " He also blasphemed the idolatry of the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation: "In this unfortunate mass, the whole world was dissolved into public idolatry, giving falsely to the fa...

Boleslaw Weychert (born August 15, 1852 in Warsaw, died after June 1927) is a state activist, vice president of the Supreme Chamber of Control. For many years he worked as an official in railroad companies - Directorate of Warsaw-Vienna Railways, private railway Nadwiślańska (including head of control), Warsaw-Terespol railroad (including head of control); He was also an assistant to the chief controller of the Treasury Railways in Warsaw and the head of the Ndwiślańskie Railway Tax Revenue Service. He learned, among other things. as a free listener at the Kronenberg School of Commerce. From November 1914 to May 10, 1916 he was a member of the Citizens Committee of the City of Warsaw. He was an employee of the Board of State Interim Commission. On July 1, 1919, he was deputy director of the Army Supply Office. In January 1921, he was transferred to the position of Vice President (then from July 1921) of the Savings Commission at the Ministry of Treasury. On August 6, 1921, he assu...

Franz Weidenreich (born 7 June 1873 in Edenkoben (Palatinate), died July 11, 1948 in New York, is an anatomist and anthropologist, professor in Strasbourg, Heidelberg, Frankfurt am Main. The Nazi persecution emigrated from Germany to China and then to the United States. Professor of American Museum of Natural History, New York, works on the typology of constitutional pitekantropes. He advanced the theory on the basis of advanced debris from Beijing that they could belong only to the species belonging to the Homo sapiens. This meant that the first man appeared in China. He then changed his theory and declared that man was born in several places simultaneously and developed independently. Carleton Coon's student, following his professor's path, creates the first scientific theory that proves the rightness of racism. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Abram Brand (born 1923, d. 2007 in Żary) - Polish activist of the Jewish community, longtime chairman of the Żary branch of the Jewish Religious Community in Wrocław, 1965-2007 chairman of the Żarski branch of the Jewish Social and Cultural Society in Poland and President of the Association Jewish Combatants and Victims of World War II. November 14, 2000 was marked Knight's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta in recognition of outstanding merits in social activities for the benefit of the Jewish community. He is buried in the Jewish cemetery's Jewish quarters at Szpitalna Street in Żary. wiki

Glassy steel - the name proposed for a particular type of steel, characterized by an amorphous structure more similar to glass than to classic steel. This variant was developed by researchers from the American Oak Ridge National Laboratory (also at the University of Virginia) in 2004. The chemical composition of the alloy is, in addition to the iron and carbon found in each steel, also boron, chromium, cobalt, molybdenum, manganese and about 1.5% yttrium. The latter is critical: it slows down the growth of crystals usually occurring during steel cooling; Other lanthanides can also be used in place of yttrium. Steel is much more traditional than steel, but it is also brighter. It also has a higher corrosion resistance than conventional steel, and does not exhibit ferromagnetic properties at room temperature. Research continues on the development of a less corrosive glass technology and in larger quantities (for now, bars are no larger than 12 millimeters wide.) Bibliography wik...

Mixed wrestling or mixed wrestling (but not always) melee between two people of different sexes. It is intended to provide a fighting erotic pleasure. Usually, a higher, heavier, stronger or more experienced martial artist is playing between him and the woman. It often comes down to the fact that this man is defeated by assuming the incapacitating grip or by forcing him to surrender in another way, for example by choking or inflicting severe pain on him. Mixed wrestling involves mixed wrestling and mixed legwrestling. wiki

Annibale Maffei (born 1666, died 1735) is a diplomat, politician and military diplomat. He represented the Principality of Savoy-Piedmont as deputy Victor Amadeus II in London in the years 1699-1704. He was the commander of artillery (gran maestro d'artiglieria) of Savoy. In the years 1710-1713 he represented Sabaudia at the congress in Utrecht. On her behalf signed a peace in Utrecht (1713). In September 1714 Viktor Amadeus II appointed him viceroy of Sicily, before setting off on his way back to Turin on 5 September 1714. This viceroy was until 1718, when the Spanish cavalry commander Giovanni Francesco di Bette marqued Di Lede. Bibliography wiki

Franciszek Chocieszyński (born 28 January 1848 in Grodzisk Wielkopolski, died 9 February 1899) is a Polish journalist, printer and publisher. Curriculum vitae He was the son of Antoni and Veronica of Głowicz. He was educated at junior high school in Grodzisk and Poznan. He has been practicing in the bookshop and compositions of E. Bote and G. Bock in Poznań, and also acquainted with the printing arts at A. Schmaedicke company in Grodzisk. In 1871 he participated in the Prussian-French War. He worked at the Napoleon Kamienski printing house in Poznań, then went on to further practice; He was in Leipzig, New York, Chicago, Paris. After returning to Poznań, he established his own printing house (with Karol Handtke). The factory was initially located on Podgórna Street; After leaving his partner, Chocieszynski moved to Wodna Street, expanded his business and expanded his business to sell his own publications. He mainly published popular, cheap books, since 1880 to supply libraries of ...

James Frazer is a type of magical thinking and magical practice that believes that a similar effect should produce a similar effect. It is a branch of sympathetic magic, or a false system of laws of nature. A common example of follower magic is the creation of likenesses of other people so that by mutilating or destroying them they can mutilate or destroy enemies. It can also be an action, in a positive way for others, when the sorcerer tries to cure it by performing certain actions (instead of the sick person). For the sake of magic, sorcerers also use certain physical elements that were previously associated with a person or entity, as described by Frazer as a portable magic. wiki

Yirmisekiz Mehmed Çelebi (d. 1732) - Turkish diplomat, whose sultan Ahmed III sent to the court of Louis XV in 1720. Today, Çelebi is primarily remembered as the author of the trip to France called "Sefaretname". Yirmisekiz Mehmed Çelebi was born in Edirne. We do not know the date of his birth. His father, Süleyman Ağa, was the commander of the janczar division and died during the campaign in Pécs. Mehmed Çelebi himself served in the corps of janczars; in the 28th battalion ("orta" in the Turkish terminology of these times). Hence the nickname "Yirmisekiz" (twenty-eight in Turkish). His descendants, including his son, later a great vizier, carried the name "Yirmisekizzade" ("son of twenty-eight"). From the army, Yirmisekiz Mehmed Çelebi went into civil service, becoming a supervisor of the Sultan mint. In 1720 Ahmed III sent him as an ambassador to France. The diplomatic mission lasting 11 months was the first permanent embassy of ...

The Kingdom of Heaven (Malay: Kerajaan Langit, English: Sky Kingdom) - a religious community founded in the mid 1980s. Almost 25 years ago, Ayah Pin, actually Ariffin Mohammed, also known as Father Pin, now a 65-year-old Malaysian Muslim, founded a religious group claiming peculiar belief in the Kingdom of Heaven. It linked elements of Islam and several other religions. Hinduism and Buddhism, with its own imagery about God and salvation. At that time, the sect was able to raise more than a thousand followers, including Muslims, which is unacceptable for the orthodox believers in Islam and is considered treachery punishable by death. The sect, in addition to state control, developed until 1998, when it was opened in Batu, Terengganu, on the eastern coast of the country, its followers opened the main center of worship. It was a kind of Disneyland-style theme park: with cottages in the form of an umbrella, classic columns, and in the middle were huge kettles and next to it - just as ...

West Norfolk Regiment of Foot - The British Infantry Regiment was formed in 1755 as the 56th Regiment of Foot. Number 54 gained when 50 and 51 infantry regiments ceased to exist. August 31, 1782 it was renamed to the 54th West Norfolk Infantry Regiment. His soldiers fought during the Napoleonic wars in Spain and the Crimean Peninsula. The branch ceased to exist in 1881, when it was under the so-called. The Childers Reforms together with the 37th Infantry Regiment Dorsetshire created the Dorset Regiment. Bibliography wiki

Paul Young (born June 18, 1947 in Manchester, England) was a British singer and drummer with The Toggery Five, Gyro, Mandalaband, Sad Café, and Mike & the Mechanics. Wraz z zespołem Mike & the Mechanics nagrał 6 albumów: Mike & the Mechanics (1985), The Living Years (1988), Word of Mouth (1991), Beggar on a Beach of Gold (1995), Hits (1996) oraz M6 (1999). Career Young's breakthrough year was 1985. After leaving Sad Café, he was invited to collaborate on a musical project by Mika Rutherford of Genesis. After a successful debut single "All I Need is a Miracle" (with vocalist Paul Young) and "Silent Running", Mike & the Mechanics have started their careers. Paul Young also sang hits such as "Word of Mouth", "Nobody's Perfect", "Mea Culpa" and "Beggar on a Beach of Gold". Paul Young died of a heart attack in 2000. wiki

One-time code card - a list of passwords used to authorize Internet transactions, usually banking. Each of the passwords listed on the card has a serial number and can only be used once - the system asks for a password of a specific number. A one-time code card can be a plain paper sheet or similar to a credit card. Often, subsequent passwords are covered by a print or transparencies that are removed before use by showing a hidden password - this makes it easier to determine the amount of unused code. The password is usually a five- or six-digit number; The number of card fields is close to 40, for prints up to 100 and more. Prior to the first use, the one-time code card is usually activated, ie the system requests the number and code from the specified, usually first, field. In case of using the card as the next one, the system usually asks for one of the unused codes from the currently active card and sometimes the code from the new one. Formerly the rule was to use the followin...

Victor David Akers (born August 24, 1946) is a football player and football coach. He is now an assistant coach for Arsenal and Arsenal Ladies. In 2010 he was awarded the Order of the British Empire for his contributions to the development of sport in the British Isles. Football career Akers was a left-back defender at Cambridge United and Watford Managerial career After his football career, he started working in the Arsenal community. In 1987 he founded the female team of Arsenal Ladies. He led the team to a number of victories in the English league and to the 2007 Women's UEFA Cup. wiki

Battle of Lubusz (1239) - Battle of 1239 between the Polish and Silesian duke Henryk the Pious and the Marxist margraves of Otto III and Jan I of the Teutonic Dynasty. After the death of Duke Silesian in 1238 Margrave Brandenburger Otton III and Jan I took action to master the land of Lubuskie. Working with Pomeranian prince Barnim I crossed the Oder River and occupied Santok. At the same time Barnim took Henry the Pious Cedynia and Kiniec, moving the boundaries of his duchy to the line of the Thought River. The next step of young German princes was to take Lubus and take control of the whole of Lubuskie. To this end, they established closer contacts with the Margrave of Meister Henry III and the Archbishop Magdeburg Wilbrand. In the summer of 1239 a great expedition led by Archbishop Wilbrand and one of the Margrave of Brandenburg. German actions did not surprise Henry the Pious. The Silesian prince organized in a timely manner a strong relief and beaten German troops besieging Lub...

Robert Sharpe Ainslie (1730-1812) was a British diplomat. As a long-time (1776-1792), the British ambassador in Constantinople sought to put an end to French influence at the Ottoman court. In 1787, Ainslie and the Swedish MP Gerhard Johan von Heidenstam, assisted by the Prussian Heinrich von Diez, tried to convince the Turks not to accept the peace conditions proposed by France as an intermediary to the enemy of Turkey - Russia. The French ambassador Marie-Gabriel-Florent-Auguste de Choiseul-Gouffier lodged a complaint against the Swedish lawmaker Ainslie. Bibliography wiki

Jadassohn's sebaceous gland (sebaceous plaque, Latin nevus sebaceus Jadassohn) - a congenital change in the skin of the hamartoma. It has a single, oval or linear focus on the scalp or neck, and in puberty it has a wart-like appearance. During puberty, nodular lesions or tumors may develop, and there is a risk of malignancy. Extensive changes in the sebaceous gland combined with other developmental disturbances are attributed to Schimmelpenning-Feuerstein-Mims syndrome. The disease was described in 1895 by German dermatologist Josef Jadassohn. Epidemiology The frequency with which a change occurs in a population is approximately 1: 300. No predisposition has been identified for either race or gender. differentiation Differential diagnosis of Jadassohn sebaceous gland includes: Treatment We recommend surgical removal of the lesion before puberty. Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Franciszek Chytry (born 6 October 1887 in Kobylin, died 16 January 1966) is a Polish pallottine brother, editor of Catholic writings. He was a master carpenter. He joined the Pious Society of the Pallottine Society (former name of the Pallottines) on June 26, 1912, and on November 13, 1912, he received the Jagiellonian Society's Custody from the hands of Fr. Alojzy Hübner. Two years later, he made his first profession at Fr. Alojzy Majewski, perpetual profession submitted October 18, 1922. As a Pallottine brother in June 1915 he was called to the Prussian army. At the end of World War I he worked for a short time in Germany (in Oberhausen) to return home in October 1919 in Wadowice. Here he worked as a furtian, he was also entrusted with the duties of his assistant. Majewski in editorial and distribution work at the journal "Queen of the Apostles." In 1927, when the Polish Regia leased an archdiocesan printing house in Warsaw, Chytra's brother was transferred t...

Medieval show of balsam (right) Balsaminka from the exhibition at the Nożyk Synagogue in Warsaw Balsaminka - liturgical Jewish vessel used to store fragrant herbs, especially cloves, ginger, nutmeg, English herb with myrtle or rose petals. It is used during hawdala - the prayer ending the Sabbath. Balsams were built in various shapes, but the most common were the turret balsams, shaped like the fortress - Warowna Tower, which is a biblical symbol of God. Less often, since the nineteenth century, fish-shaped balsams were made (head fish was consumed on the Sabbath evening). For the earliest information on spice vessels, a memoirs of David Reuben from 1530, which shows that the catholic monstrance turret (late Gothic, which appeared before the baron monstrance introduced in the Baroque period) was the model for the balsam. Among the turrets are found among others. modeled on towers of particular churches (Czech Republic) or castles. The oldest known Polish balm was made in Gdansk ...

Willy Frey (born April 10, 1924, May 28, 1947) is a captain in the Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp and war criminal. The political prisoner who stayed in the Mauthausen camp from February 5 to May 1945. The camp authorities established Freya a prisoner of function. As such, he performed the functions of block, kapo and guard. He abused his prisoners, leading some to death. In the trial of Mauthausen-Gusen (US vs. Johann Altfuldisch and others), he was sentenced to death by the American Military Tribunal in Dachau. Suspended in Landsberg Prison on May 28, 1947. Bibliography wiki

Jeffrey Rogers (born July 2, 1963) is an American actor. He made his feature film debut on Friday, the thirteenth of the third (1982) directed by Steve Miner. It all depends on whether the actor learns to walk on his hands (his hero has this ability). It is with this role Rogers is associated with the audience. In addition to this film, the actor has also starred in six other projects, the most popular being the Karate Kid II (1986). He is currently a physician in New York. wiki

The WTA Generali Ladies Linz 2007 WTA Tournament was held on October 20 - 27 in Linz, Austria on the hard courts in the hall. The prize pool was $ 600,000. Single player Athletes spaced Ladder Final stage Initial phase Prize pool Double game Athletes spaced Ladder Prize pool Single game elimination Athletes spaced Ladder Prize pool with the ligamentum hepatoduodenale, from the back through the vena cava inf., from the top by the caudate lobes (lobe caudatus hepatis) and from below by the upper duodenal fold. Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Operation S 95 - the last military operation undertaken by the Bosnian Army during the war in Bosnia. It was launched in X 1995 with a series of counterinsurges by Bosnian Muslims and by Croatian forces led by the Storm Operations. The security zone around Bihac was an area in northwestern Bosnia. In 1992, after the outbreak of war in Bosnia, Bihac, in which the 5th Corps of Bosnia and Herzegovina was stationed, was surrounded and besieged by Serbian troops. In mid-1995, Bosnian Serb and Serbian forces joined Fikret Abdic (Bosniak) with his army, which launched an offensive to capture the area of ​​the city of Bihá. The Serbian offensive was unsuccessful, but the security zone was still threatened by the Serb separatists. As a result of pressure from international public opinion, which did not want to repeat the massacre in Srebrenica, the "green light" of the Croatian Army and the 5th Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina were given. The operation of the Sana 95 was completed...

Hans Christian Joachim Gram (born 13 September 1853 in Copenhagen, died 14 November 1938) is a Danish bacteriologist, pathologist. He studied botany at the University of Copenhagen. He was assistant to the botanist of the zoologist Japetus Steenstrup. He was acquainted with the fundamentals of pharmacology and the use of a microscope. Between 1878 and 1883 he studied medicine. In 1884, he discovered in Berlin a method of experimentally differentiating bacteria into two large groups due to differences in cell wall construction. This technique - Gram method, is a standard technique of medical microbiology. In 1922 he described the method of determining the amount of fibrin in the blood and plasma. In 1891 Gram was a lecturer in pharmacology at the University of Copenhagen. In 1901 he received a pharmacology department and became a professor of medicine. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Princess Mathilda with her husband and son Mathilde Marie Theresia Henriette Christine Luitpolda von Bayern (born August 17, 1877 in Lindau, August 6, 1906 in Davos), Princess of Bavaria. Life Princess Mathilde was the third daughter of Louis III, the last king of Bavaria and Queen Maria Theresa of Habsburg-Este. May 1, 1900 in Munich was married Ludwik Gaston Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha, son of Prince Ludwik August Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha and Leopoldine Teresa, Brazilian Infant. Matilda died at the age of 28 in Davos, Switzerland. Children wiki

Zbigniew Roguski ps. "Tłomacki" (born in 1919, died September 26, 1944 in Warsaw) - lieutenant of the artillery reserve, participant in the Warsaw Uprising as commander of the II platoon of the "Granat" artillery group belonging to the Mokotów District of the Warsaw Armii Krajowej. During the German occupation he was active in the Polish resistance movement. He died on 26 September 1944 in the fighting at ul. Puławska 99. He was 25 years old. Posthumously awarded the Order of the Virtuti Militari (command of AK Commander No. 512 of 2 X 1944), No cross: 12946 wiki

Robin Yearwood (born 1946), antiguan politician, leader of the opposition and chairman of the Antigua Labor Party since 2005. Political career Robin Yearwood in 1976 was first elected to the House of Representatives of the District of St. Louis. Phillips North, where he sits today. In 1980 he first took office in government administration, where he held various functions for many years. In 2001, he served as Minister for Housing, Transport and Aviation in the government of Prime Minister Lester Bird. In September 2002, Prime Minister Bird appointed him Deputy Prime Minister. In the parliamentary elections on March 23, 2004, the Antigua Labor Party suffered a defeat, earning only four seats in the 17-member parliament. The new Prime Minister was Baldwin Spencer of the United Progressive Party. The Labor Party of Antigua was in opposition. In 2005 Robin Yearwood replaced Lester Bird as the party leader. wiki

Konrad O'Rourke (born 1542, probably 13 August 1579 in Killmallock) is an Irish Franciscan priest, martyr, blessed Catholic Church. He came from a noble family. He accompanied future bishop Patrick O'Healy in the monastery of Dromahair. In 1579 he returned to Ireland. He was arrested in Limerick. He was sentenced to a military tribunal without trial. He was probably hanged together with Bishop Patrick O'Healy on August 13, 1579. Beatified by Pope John Paul II on 27 September 1992 in a group of 17 Irish martyrs. wiki

Ryszard Julian Szaro, known in the USA as Rich Szaro (born March 7, 1948 in Rzeszow, April 7, 2015 in Warsaw) is a Polish footballer from the NFL. He was a placekicker in the New Orleans Saints and the New York Jets. A graduate of Harvard University and a high school Francis Prep in Brooklyn, New York. Career In the 1973 season he played in the amateur Atlantic Coast Football League. In 1974, following the dissolution of the ACFL, he joined Philadelphia Bell in the World Football League. In 1975, at age 27, he started his NFL career at the New Orleans Saints. In the team of New Orleans, he played 43 games with 37 field goals and 82 extra points. In 1979 he played one game for the New York Jets. wiki

Enterprise 2.0 is a term used to describe the social software used in a business environment. Enterprise 2.0 is based on social media. It is characterized by great flexibility, gives the user the ability to build information structure, as opposed to classic solutions. The definition of Enterprise 2.0 was formulated by Andrew McAffe. Terminology Enterprise 2.0 was first used in 2006. It is often used to describe the deployment of Web 2.0 tools within a company. Enterprise 2.0 applications The most widely used Enterprise 2.0 applications are wikis and blogs. wiki

/ dev / random - a virtual machine in Unix operating systems, which functions as a random number generator with randomness from device drivers and other sources. When reading from / dev / random, random bytes will be generated. / dev / random is appropriate for high data accidentality and predictability of subsequent data, such as when creating cryptographic keys. / dev / random gets more data from the buffer. If it is empty, the thread operation that reads from the above. the file is paused. This can be easily checked by typing in the command line: $ cat /dev/random For this reason, / dev / random is not suitable for generating many random numbers in a short time. The equivalent of / dev / random to generate large amounts of pseudorandom data (ie, less random data and predictability of subsequent data) is / dev / urandom (from unblocking) which uses hash functions. However, most cryptographic programs (such as OpenSSL, PGP, and GnuPG) use their own random data generator. seed wi...

Eruption of Lassen Peak volcano in May 1915 Lassen Peak National Monument is a non-existent national monument in the United States in the state of California. The monument was established on May 6, 1907 by the decision of US President Theodore Roosevelt. The United States Congress united him on August 9, 1916, with the Cinder Cone National Monument and thus created the existing Lassen Volcanic National Park. Starting in 1914, the area of ​​the monument was a place of considerable volcanic activity. The Lassen Peak volcanic eruption, which took place on May 22, 1915, devastated the countryside. The volcanic ash erupted over 300 km. The volcanic activity in this area continued to vary from 1921. wiki

Forced Enforcement - One of the coercive measures provided for in the Code of Criminal Procedure. Legal basis According to art. 247 § 1 k.p.k. The prosecutor may order the detention and forced bringing of the suspect. You can also do a search for this. Release of the detainee However, the detainee should immediately be released when the stop causes the stop. The release should also be made if, within 48 hours of the detention, it will not be sent to the court with the request for detention. The person detained in this mode must also be released at the behest of the Court or the Prosecutor. The detainee must be dismissed if he or she has not been served with a detention order within 24 hours of being forwarded to court. According to Art. 248 § 3 K.p.k., the detention of a suspect on the basis of the same facts and evidence is unacceptable. Unconstitutionality of the legal basis Art. 247 k.p.k. It does not contain any conditions that must be fulfilled for the stop to take place....

Johannes Risch, also known as Jan Risch (born 16th century in Pirna, died in 1613 in Legnica), Silesian sculptor of the times of Mannerism, from Pirna, Saxony, educated there, brought to Legnica in 1601 and here Active until 1613. Johannes Risch created almost exclusively works for Legnica (unlike Martin Pohl). These were extremely richly decorated epitaphs of prominent burghers of Legnica. His works are not large, but the outstanding precision of decoration. He used sandstone, marble and gabbro. Signed: I. R. B .. Artworks wiki

Trench effect or gutter effect - a name proposed for the description of the phenomenon, observed and identified for the first time during a fire escalator at Kings Cross London Underground on November 18, 1987. It consists of flame spreading fire Along the inclined level of the trench ("trench"), which is an escalator of moving stairs together with handrails, are prone to "sticking" to flammable bottoms and handrails and creeping up instead of lifting vertically, as may be due to ordinary observations of hot movement gases. This effect, as the stairs and handrails at Kings Cross were made of, among others. wood and other flammable materials, has caused extremely hot heating of these materials to self-ignition temperature and then to a violent explosion. This phenomenon was not known before 1987, and during the investigation into the fire at Kings Cross was not immediately recognized. Thanks to computer simulations, the situation in the London subway has seen an une...

Baku International Airport. Heydər Əliyeva (IATA: GYD, ICAO: UBBB) (formerly Bina Airport) is an international airport in Azerbaijan, located 20 km northeast of the capital city of Baku. The airport is the main hub of Azerbaijan Airlines, the national carrier of Azerbaijan. Largest airport of Azerbaijan and Caucasus. On March 10, 2004 the airport was named after Heydəra Əliyeva, former president of Azerbaijan - a highly respected leader of the nation. Then the IATA code of the airport was changed - from BAK to GYD. The airport consists of two passenger terminals (north and south) and a cargo terminal. The airport is also home to Silk Way Airlines. Airlines and connections Cargo wiki

The sensitivity of the balance is the angle a to which the balance of the balance is shifted from the equilibrium position (zero position) when the difference between the weighing units is unitary (usually 1 mg). With careful weighing, we want the slight change in load to cause the tip to tip as wide as possible. C from u l O s c . w a g i = a P {displaystyle Sensitivity = {\ frac {a} {P}}} The sensitivity is directly proportional to the length of the beam arms P and inversely proportional to the beam's weight and the center of gravity of the beam and the direction of its axis of rotation. wiki

Lech Haydukiewicz, ps. Szymon (born January 10, 1915 in Orłowa, Cieszyn Silesia, died December 3, 1949 in Wrocław) - Polish activist of national democracy. Curriculum vitae He was the son of Jozef, the activist of the National Party "Square" and Zofia z Kwiatkowskich. Since 1933 he has been a member of the National Party and the Academic Union of All-Polish Youth. In the years 1935-1936 the president of the Małopolska Region of the All-Polish Youth. In 1933-1939 he studied history at the Faculty of Philosophy of the Jagiellonian University, since 1937 he was simultaneously a volunteer assistant at the Department of Modern History at prof. Wladyslaw Konopczyński. On November 6, 1939 he was arrested along with the professors of the Jagiellonian University during the Sonderaktion Krakau. Prisoner of KL Oranienburg, then KL Dachau. Released in 1940, he returned to Krakow, where he became head of the conspiratorial department of the National Party Board. From October 1945, me...

Stefan Franciszek Doniec (born 21 July 1908 in Cracow, died July 26, 2001 in Cracow) is a Polish defender. Longtime Cracovian player. He was a Cracovian junior and spent his entire career at the club. He played in the field between 1924-1935. In the league he played in 1928 and 1932-1935. In 1932 he became the champion of Poland. In later years he was a Cracovian activist. He made his debut on September 15, 1935 against Germany, his last appearance in the same year. He played 3 matches in white and red. wiki

Michel Jonasz (born 21 January 1947 in Drancy) is a French singer, songwriter and actor. He is the son of Hungarian emigres and at the age of 15 he left school and took up artistic work. In 1966, with his guitarist friend, they created the band King Set. The team was successful in 1967-1968. Then in 1968 he began his solo career initially as Michel Kingset, and from 1970 under his own name. However, since 1974 his work has gained more popularity. Its popularity has been consolidated on the French scene and Michel Jonasz has released over 25 albums, many of which have earned gold or platinum status. Selected filmography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Neo Expressionism, also New Expressionism, New Expression - a trend in contemporary art, whose origins can be traced back to the late 1960s, is flourishing in the 1980s. Created in contrast to fashionable minimalism, conceptualism and geometric abstraction. Neo expressions are characterized by expressing feelings, using emotions, expressions, and intuition. Images are often collage forms, painted with expressive, strong, and sometimes seemingly careless brush strokes. They present a lively, aggressive and personal vision of the world, expressing spontaneous feelings rather than specific ideas. Georg Baselitz, Anselm Kiefer and A. Penck, Sandro Chia, Francesco Clemente, Julian Schnabel and Susan Rothenberg were the precursors of the movement. Neoexpressionism was based on the activity of the German group Neue Wilde (New Dziady), operating within the trans-angels. In Poland, the main figures of this current include: Zygmunt Magner, Krzysztof Skarbek, Grupa Gruppa, Circle of Clips, ...

Adam Strug (born December 24, 1927 in Lviv, died August 23, 2007 in Józefów) - Polish journalist, writer, columnist, anti-communist, social and self-government activist, mayor of Józefów, member of the regional authorities of the Democratic Party - demokraci.pl During World War II he was a soldier of the Home Army. In 1952 he graduated from the Cracow University of Economics. He worked in the city department of "Gazeta Krakowska" (1953-1954), "Youth Banners" (since 1956), "Technical Review" (1971-1981). In the years he was an activist of "Solidarity" in the Sigma Publishing House. In 1982 he was negatively verified and lost his job. In the same year he started cooperation with the publishing agency Omnipress, which focused journalists and columnists released from various editorial boards for political convictions, in subsequent years he directed the department of economic journalism and editorial staff of books. In 1984 he was a co-founder o...

Wojciech Truszkowski (born April 10, 1921 in Cracow, died June 20, 2003) is a Polish metallurgist, professor of habilitation. Between 1959 and 1971 he was a lecturer at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow and in 1959-1969 he was a professor at the Institute of Fundamental Technological Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences (later at the Institute of Metallurgy). Since 1965 he has been a correspondent member and since 1980 a real member of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Since 1989 he was also an active member of the Polish Academy of Arts. Bibliography wiki

Wiktor Abrahamsberg - Polish social activist, Austrian official. The career of an official began in the 1840s in Lvov. Then he worked in Brzeżany and Cracow. In the years 1861-1863 he held the position of head of the circus in Rzeszow, then in Kolomyia. On March 17, 1861, he established a foundation in Rzeszów, which was aimed at helping one or several invalids belonging to the municipality of Rzeszów. In the years 1867-68 he was the head of the district office in Przemysl. The title of Honorary Citizen of the City of Rzeszów was received on 31 May 1862. Bibliography wiki

Coal - a moving sidewalk in a triangular river formed by sand and fine gravel. The whale often rises to the surface of the water and, depending on the thrust, moves downstream. Fluctuations in water content and coarseness of the material cause the coil to persist for a long time in one place, sometimes above the water level (edge ​​of the coil). The area below the sea is usually a great fishery, as it is a natural habitat and fish feeding grounds. Bibliography The state of the soldiers in the regiment was 1604. Commander of the regiment Bibliography iography wiki

Vergi chamber (the sixth chamber, Strambius chamber, Verga's ventricle, the sixth ventricle, the ventricle of Strambio, Latin ventriculus fornicis, ventriculus triangularis) - an anatomical variant of the cavity extending back to the back of the cavity Transparent baffles. The term "sixth chamber" is incorrect, because the Vergi chamber does not contain cerebrospinal fluid, nor does it contain ependymias. There is no connection to the cerebral ventricular system. It was first described by the Italian anatomy of Andrea Verga in 1851. The incidence of this anatomical variant was 2.3%. They are more common in children, with age disappearing. See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Bronisław Pruski (born August 17, 1843, died March 5, 1910 in Płomany), Polish landowner, activist of the Central Agricultural Society. He attended school in Wloclawek; After finishing education, he settled in the family estate of Płomany in the Lipno district. Fully engaged in the development of property, through work and savings, and through numerous investments in the role and livestock, he made a model flotation farm. He was particularly famous as a sheep breeder, leading the way of self-selection to create a special variety of sheep, the so-called. similar to French sheep prekos (combed wool). In Płomianów they supplied breeders from the entire Płock province and other areas of the Kingdom of Poland. Prussia was also known for his concern for court service and the workers he cared for. Since the beginning of the existence of the Central Agricultural Society, he was a member of the Regional Council of the Agricultural Society of Dobrzyń (established in Lipno), and since Novemb...

Jaroslaw Baranovsky (born July 10, 1906 in Temerovce, Stanislawowski County, May 11, 1943 in Lviv) is a member of the Ukrainian Military Organization and later the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. Roman Baranowski's younger brother. His father, the Greek Catholic priest, Volodymyr Baranovsky, was pastor in the family village. As and brother Roman graduated from the Ukrainian gymnasium in Stanisławów. In the years 1926-1930 imprisoned by the Polish authorities, from 1930 on emigration. In the years 1933-1939, President of the Central Association of Ukrainian Studies (CESUS). He was a member of the Ukrainian Nationalists' Association, responsible for communications with the country, since 1933 the secretary of the Prohibition. After breaking up in Melnyk's faction. He was killed in Lviv, probably by rivals from the band factions. Literature wiki

QR (quick ratio) - fast liquidity ratio or II degree liquidity. QR is the ratio of current assets (less current liabilities) less accruals and accruals (if any) to current liabilities (short-term liabilities). Quick cash ratio is the ability of a company to adjust its current liabilities using cash and cash equivalents and "future cash." It is defined by the following pattern: It is assumed that the QR should assume a value greater than 1. Bibliography wiki

"Green Subsidies" derive from numerous international agreements, such as the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures. These are subsidies that have a negative or unlikely impact on trade, and at the same time they support the development of delinquent regions, environmental protection, limited (support) agriculture or research. According to European Union legislation, subsidies classified as "green subsidies" are not grounds for taking anti-subsidy measures. wiki

New International Economic Order - A collection of proposals presented in the 1970s by underdeveloped and developing countries at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. They aimed at encouraging international cooperation to reduce the gap between developed and developing countries. These demands were to revise the international economic system (with benefits for third world countries), replacing the Bretton Woods system, which benefited the countries that passed it, and above all the United States. History The name of the New International Economic Order comes from the Declaration on the Creation of a New International Economic Order, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in May 1974. This Declaration referred to broadly understood economic fields such as trade, finance, goods and affairs. with loans (1 May 1974, A / RES / S-6/3201). The consequence of this declaration was the creation of a dialogue plan between industrialized and developing countries (know...

Free float of a public company - determined as the ratio of the number of shares outside the ownership of large investors, not restricted stock, and the number of shares in total. Otherwise, all publicly-held free actions. In particular, free float or public float is defined as all shares held by investors, other than: Free float is considered one of the most important criteria for valuation of shares on the stock exchange. In turn, the term "float a company" is called the "float a company". IPO (initial public offering, otherwise flotation). wiki

Aida Kosojan-Przybysz (born in Batumi) - an Armenian visionary and singer. She is a graduate of economics, specializing in credits and finance, graduated from the State Higher School of Economics in Kiev. Music career Her career with Aida singing began in 1999 with the help of Catherine Gärtner. In the studio of Polish Radio Agnieszka Osiecka recorded her first song Behind You, I was mad, and she made vocals for Jack Wójcicki to Meshuge. Both songs appeared on the CD of Katarzyna Gärtner - Czar root. The singer recorded her first solo album in 2001. It was titled Aida. The album consists mostly of the composition of the artist and works based on Georgian and Armenian motifs. The arrangement of songs was prepared by musicians from Max Klezmer Band. In the same year Aida's second album appeared, this time with carols. In 2000 she released a single with a song When I Love You. Four years later, she recorded another album titled Naked Thoughts. Private life She has a husband...

"Confidential" stamp on pre-war military documents Confidentiality - a security feature that identifies areas where data should not be shared or disclosed to unauthorized individuals, processes, or other entities. In data security, confidentiality is usually achieved through encryption and access control. In practice, the integrity function is almost always accompanied by the integrity function. The law is regulated by the rules on classified information. Confidentiality is provided by procedural and technical means, such as a secret office. wiki

French soldiers set up a mine under the German positions, 1915 Mine walkway, miners' pavement - an underground walkway (corridor, tunnel) executed by the besiegers towards the fortification of the enemy to destroy the besieged fortifications. Destruction was done by detonating explosives in the mine chamber or by firing a wooden structure (temporarily supporting the fortification from the bottom) and causing the earth to infiltrate. The defenders for the miners' pavilions made the sidewalks. wiki

Bacteriuria, bacteriuria - a condition in which the presence of bacteria in the urine. Under normal conditions, urine is sterile, ie no bacteria in it, only in the distal part of the urethra, there may be saprophytic bacteria. By the ascending, but also by the bloodstream and through the continuity of the environment, colonization of the urinary tract. The presence of bacteria in the urine, however, is not equivalent to the diagnosis of urinary tract infection. Urinary tract infections must be diagnosed in urine (pathogens in the urinary tract), which occur in addition to the appropriate number. The clinical manifestation of bacteriuria in two clinical situations is characterized by the presence of bacteriuria (considered to be a sign of urinary tract infection) and asymptomatic bacteriuria (ie, the presence of bacteriuria in a person with no symptoms or substance). In order to obtain an objective assessment of bacteriuria, a urine culture should be performed with a sterile uri...

Jan Konzal (born May 5, 1935 in Zbuzany-Třebonice) is a Czech-born secretly ordained married bishop of the underground Catholic Church who existed in Czechoslovakia during communism. He is an electrical engineer. In 1968 he married Magdalena Mazancova. From his youth he was associated with the secret structures of the Catholic Church. In 1960 he was sentenced to three years in prison for his participation in secretly celebrated Masses. In March 1972 the underground Bishop Bedřich Provazník ordained him as the deacon, and in May of that same year as the priest. Ten years later, on 29 May 1982, another underground bishop, Fridolín Zahradnik, ordained him as bishop. After the fall of communism, he was unable to reach agreement with Cardinal. Vlkem, a former colleague of the underground or the Apostolic See, and therefore did not join the structures of the official Church, but remained in the "underground", leading a small community of married secret priests, their wives an...

Edgar (born 1352, died 1419) - Emir tribe emir and actual ruler of the Golden Order in the years 1400 to 1412. In the years 1376-1391 he assisted Timurus in the fight against the Golden Horseman - Tochtamyszem. After the overthrow of Tochtamysza, in the 90s of the 14th century, he became an independent administrator of the lands between the Volga and Jaik, he founded Orda Nogajska. Since 1397 commanded the whole army of the Golden Order. On 12 or 16 August 1399 he defeated the united forces of Grand Duke Witold and Tochtamysz in the battle of Worskla. After this victory, in 1399-1412 he was the actual (unofficial) leader of the Golden Order. In 1408 attacked Rus. In 1412 he lost control of the Golden Alliance, but remained a military commander. In 1416 he attacked Kiev, and burned the entire city except the castle. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Rafał Wojda - Polish journalist. Curriculum vitae He made his debut in 1993 in the "Sports Word". After 2 years he was the author of Radio Eska programs, then he went to the Dolnośląska Television, where he was a publisher, reporter and presenter of news and news programs. At the same time he worked as a correspondent for RTL 7, Polsat, Our TV and TV 4. He was also associated with Polish Television, for which he prepared the series of reports, among others. "On the margins of law" and "Television Investigation Bureau". Since September 2007, he has been associated with TVN CNBC, and since January 1, 2014 has been the head of the TVN24 BIS business editor. wiki

Zbigniew Lisowski (born 1967) - Polish director, theater scriptwriter, director of the Baj Pomorski Theater (since August 2003). The theater was in the sphere of interest in the school, but not immediately decided that it would be a place for his professional performance. Initially he decided to study gardening at the Warsaw School of Economics. He directed them for directing at the Białystok branch of the Academy of Theater in Warsaw. After graduating in 1997 he cooperated with puppet theaters in Bialystok, Olsztyn, Zielona Góra, where he prepared performances that distinguished him from the generation of young puppet theater directors. In 1999 he became artistic director of the Gulliver Theater in Warsaw. Such projects as: Jaskółeczka Tadeusz Słobodzianka, Marian Pečko's mind to the head, placed him in the group of artists seeking new forms of expression in the puppet theater. He based his performances on various forms of acting expression, combines the convention of puppets...

Habits and Arrangements for Quantity of Goods: The quantity of goods is one of the basic elements of the contract. It is expressed in various measures of weight and volume, as well as in spatial measurements and plays. Traders use metric and Anglo-Saxon systems. In commodity trade contracts, the quantity of goods is determined only approximately. Even with a strict determination of the quantity of goods, surplus or deficient supply is anticipated. Acceptable quantitative variations are determined by the words "about" or "circa" (about). The meaning of this term is defined in the contract if other customs or trade supplements do not specify this in a generally accepted way. In the case of trade in machines, appliances and consumables, no quantitative deviation is provided unless provided for in the contract. Certain customs are used in trade for some types of price reductions, in particular a rebate (ref.). The Seller grants discounts for quantitative differ...

Dr. Kawasaki (center) at the 8th International Symposium on Kawasaki Disease (2005) Tomisaku Kawasaki (Japanese: 川 崎 富 作, Kawasaki Tomisaku, born 1925 in Tokyo) is a Japanese pediatrician. His name is associated with the disease he described with Fumio Kousaki in 1967 - Kawasaki disease. He was born in Tokyo in 1925 as the youngest of seven siblings. At the request of his parents he studied medicine. After graduating from the Chiba University School of Medicine, he began his specialty in pediatrics. He then went to work at Red Cross Hospital in Hiroo, where he remained for the next 40 years. For 17 years he headed the Kawasaki Disease Research Center. He lectures at Kurume University and in the USA. He was awarded the Japan Pediatric Society Award. Selected works wiki

Adaptive Front Lighting System (Adaptive Front Lights). The system automatically controls the passing lights by adjusting their beam to changing conditions of motion. vehicle speed, turnaround, built-up area, highway, deteriorated weather conditions - rainfall, snow, fog. AFS light control information can be downloaded from various sensors such as speed, steering angle, acceleration, trajectory, gyroscope, GPS, rain sensor and others. These data are converted into the anticipated direction of the vehicle and overtaking the horizontal and vertical twisting of the beam, as well as extending or narrowing the angle of light or cutting off certain parts of the beam (eg, reflecting in the wet surface and additionally dazzling oncoming traffic). The goal is to dynamically direct the light where it is needed (eg a turn). The specific AFS techniques can vary considerably and work in a variety of ways, for example by performing only certain functions. The most popular feature is the "bend...

Calf's reflective membrane Reflection of the light in the reflective membrane of the Madagascar Reflective membrane, reflective tapestum (tapetum lucidum) - a reflective layer in the eye of many species of vertebrate animals. The retroreflex is located between the vascular plate and the capillary plate. Depending on the species - delicate collagen fibers (fibrous fibrous membrane - tapetum lucidum fibrosum - herbivores) or from cells containing guanine crystals (cellulosum tapetum lucidum cellulosum - dog, cat). Reflected light is directed to photoreceptors, which increases the efficiency of vision in low light conditions. Reflective film causes the characteristic light of the eyes to be reflected (illuminated) in the dark. Coloring from blue, from green to yellow to green. Reflective membrane mainly occurs in species that lead to night or underwater lifestyle, among others. in cats, in the lower and lower primate. Birds have ostriches and owls. Bibliography wiki

Eyepiece mikrometryczny Microscope eyepiece is a microscope eyepiece for measuring small distances under the microscope. The eyepiece is equipped with a moving microscope with a micrometer screw. You need to scale the microscope. graduation To perform scaling, compare the microscopic distances on the LR microscope table with microscale distances built into the micron microscope. The ratio of these distances is the magnification of the microscope p = L O L R {\displaystyle p={\frac {L_{O}}{L_{R}}}} [ p ] = 1 μ m 1 μ m = 1 {\displaystyle [p]={\frac {1\mu \operatorname {m} }{1\mu \operatorname {m} }}=1} The magnification can reach different values ​​for the same microscope, depending on the lens used. Distance measurement After the scaling of the microscope, the size of the object d can be determined. For this purpose, the distance measured using the scale of the eyepiece should be divided by microscope magnification. d = L O p {\displaystyle d={\frac {L_{O}}{p}}} ...

Buturlik Buturlik - (butler) metal cover of the outside of the calf, especially popular in Turkey (analogous to keratin), Ruthenia and Tartars and Egyptian Mamelukes. The turkish brassiere consists of a long plate shaped to the calf, which was topped with a spooned bottom (for the ankle shield exposed to combat conditions, especially when riding). Two small plates were fastened to the plate with straps and buckles to fix the whole on the leg. Buturic was also sometimes a component of the plate-and-necked armor. Butler's Egyptian mammoth was decorated with silver inscriptions composed of large Arabic letters; Russian musters consisted of double plates decorated with decorations in the style of buckwheat and armor cirrus. Bibliography wiki

Galvanized steel is a corrosion-resistant steel by applying a zinc layer. Zinc coating protects the steel for many years and requires no maintenance. In addition, it is possible to prolong its durability and give the products the desired aesthetic qualities by coating the galvanized surface with additional varnish or paint coating. The anti-corrosion properties of zinc coatings are that zinc can form extremely resistant and extremely difficult soluble coatings. They form when exposed to air and water, consist mainly of basic zinc carbonate and they are responsible for proper corrosion protection. Although they are in small amounts over the years, they are borne by the wind and weather, but because of the zinc under them, they are reborn. The quality of the obtained zinc coatings (gloss, smoothness, thickness, adhesion, etc.) varies on them and depends on the chemical composition, particularly on carbon, phosphorus and silicon content. The carbon and silicon content in steel shoul...

Filter camps in Chechnya - officially used in camps in Chechnya, where potential Russian militants are caught by Russian soldiers. Filter camps were set up on December 12, 1994, during the First Chechen War, by the Russian Ministry of the Interior as "field arrests". They are located near large cities. They would be secretly kept by the Russian authorities. Officially, Russia admits to creating several such camps, but there are probably many more. People who survived the camps say they resemble concentration camps rather than custody, because of the conditions and the high percentage of people losing their lives (there is no accurate data, it is said to lose up to 80 lives. % of "arrested". In 2001 there were 20,000 Chechens in the filter camps. The following torture camps were used in the filter camps: physical: Famous Filter Camps Bibliography wiki

Caryca Maria unmasks the Dmitri and the Spider Maria Nagoj (Russian: Мария Фёдоровна Нагая) - the last (seventh) wife of Tsar IV Ivan the Terrible, daughter of Fyodor Fyodorovich Nagy. The wedding took place in 1580, and the son of Dmitri was born. After the death of the tsar (1584), his son was sent to the town of Uglich. In 1591 Tsarevich Dmitri died in unclear circumstances. Maria Nagoj was overlooked for the nun (Marta's religious name) and placed in the Nikolaevsky monastery (in the area of ​​present Rybiński Reservoir). In 1604 Boris Godunov summoned her to Moscow in connection with the appearance of Dmitri Samozaniuc I. However, nothing came to her and she was sent back. It was not until June 18, 1605, that she returned to Moscow solemnly, recognizing Dmitri Samozwaniec I as her son. Then, after his murder, she renounced the previous declarations and on 3 June 1606 she solemnly welcomed the remains of Tsaritim Tsimitsu's Uglich. She died in Moscow in 1610. wiki

Glacier Greenland - Greenland Glacier Spitsbergen (or Glacier Glacier) is a type of glacier, which, due to the relationship with the topography, is a transitional form between the glacier and the ice cover. It is characterized by the fact that glaciation is not restricted to the valleys only, but through ice passes and firing fields combine to form an extensive ice cover, above which only the highest peaks in the form of nunatak appear. He currently lives in Spitsbergen, Greenland, Alaska, Antarctica, and also in the Alps during the last glaciation. wiki

Foot dance, seizures of taiko-mochi, 1899 graphics Taiko-mochi (Japanese 太 鼓 持) or hōkan (Japanese 幇 間) - geisha-man, professional clown, joker. It literally means "having a drum". They are mostly in Tokyo, while in Kyoto they are almost unknown. They most often recruited from geisha customers, ruined financially in the world of flowers and willows. Taiko-mochi wear short cut hair as a sign of their infertility and are generally middle-aged men. Their main task is to revive o-zashiki (reception), and they do it in many ways: they are stories that are heavily saturated with eroticism and play various pantomimes in that spirit (they are strongly influenced by kabuki performances), compliment the flamboyant. p> Bibliography wiki

The Brotherhood of Former Soldiers of the First Ukrainian Division of the Ukrainian National Army - an association of former members of the 14th Grenadier Division SS formed in Neu-Ulm (Germany) in 1949. The headquarters of the Brotherhood is Canadian Toronto. The first seat of the association was Munich, then from 1959 New York, from the mid-1960s the Toronto community was established. There are several branches in Germany, Canada, USA, Argentina and Australia. In the United Kingdom, former members of the division formed a separatist organization known as the Former Ukrainian Combatants in the United Kingdom. In 1950 the Society had 1000 members, in 1980 - 1400 members. Currently the organization is subsidized, among others. with funds coming from the gifts coming from the World Congress of Ukrainians. The next chairmen of the fraternity were: M. Levenets (1949-1955), Ljubomyr Orinsky (1955-1961), M. Bihus (1961-1962), Ivan Skira (1963-1964) Roman Drazniovsky M. Małećkij (1964-1...

Stabilization policy (also known as anti-cyclical policy) - one of the branches of economic policy. Its purpose is to mitigate fluctuations in economic activity triggered by a change in business cycle phases. Due to the type of instruments used within the stabilization policy, we distinguish fiscal policy (using tax rates and budgetary expenditures) and monetary policy (using open market operations). The most frequently mentioned objectives of stabilization policy include: stabilizing prices, maintaining a high level of employment and balancing the balance of payments, and more generally - creating conditions conducive to economic growth. wiki

Polish Federation Scrabble - an association whose aim is to promote the knowledge of Polish by playing in Scrabble. PFS was established in Bialystok on February 16, 1997, and began operations on August 16, 1997, when the General Meeting of PFS Members and the selection of authorities took place. From 2016 the president of the federation is Rafał Wesołowski, and former presidents are Sylwia Buks (2012-2014), Krzysztof Sporczyk (2010-2012), Karol Wylackiewicz (2006-2010 and 2014-2016), Mariusz Skrobosz (2005-2006) and Andrzej Lożyński (1997-2005). The association is open, ie its member can be anyone who will complete the membership declaration and will commit to compliance with the PFS Statute. PFS organizes the Polish championship in Scrabble, holds the scrabble over the Polish Scrabble tournaments, and gives the tournament judges the right to record and register the Polish Scrabble clubs. wiki

Herb Szalatnak is a village and municipality in the south-western part of Hungary, near the town of Komló. The village is located in the area of ​​low mountain range Mecsek. It belongs to the administrative district of Komló (one of its 19 municipalities), which is part of the Baranya district. The village of Szalatnak consists of the village of Szalatnak and a number of unnamed villages, which are part of the village and individual houses. The municipality covers an area of ​​10.28 km² and is inhabited by 348 people (2009). Bibliography wiki

Source Skin Source (SSD) - In radiotherapy (especially teleradiotherapy), the distance from the source of the ionizing radiation to the point of entry of the beam into the irradiated area (usually the skin of the patient). Depending on the irradiation technique, the SSD distance varies. In SSD, this distance is constant and is usually 100 cm. In isocentric technique, this distance is variable, depending on the thickness of the tissues located between the source and the irradiated area. Special techniques (eg TBI) use SSD distances that are much larger than 100 cm in order to obtain a larger irradiance field. Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Berlin Pillow (slowing down island threshold) - a type of slowing down "lying policeman" designed to limit the speed of passenger cars while not disturbing the traffic of other road users. To meet these requirements, the cushion is narrow enough for the cyclists to ride on its right and the busses can ride over it without hitting any of the wheels, but wide enough for the cars to have to wheel on at least one side. > Berlin cushions, like other sedans, are used in areas of significant speed limits, on interstate roads or in the immediate vicinity of schools and kindergartens. Due to their parameters, they are often used on the streets with public transport. They are called "Berlin" because they were first used in Berlin, where nearly 70% of the streets have a speed limit of 30 km / h. wiki

Sociological jurisprudence - the collective name of many legal sciences from the beginning of the twentieth century, extending to the knowledge and methods of sociology (especially sociology of law). This is called the Free School of Law, the American and Scandinavian legal realism and the work of Roscoe Pound. In the Polish science of the communist period, this trend was called legal functionalism and was the subject of numerous theoretical critics. However, there are no stronger relationships between sociological jurisprudence and functionalism in sociology or anthropology. Bibliography wiki

Appetite (or appetite) behavior - impulsive action induced by external or internal stimuli, enduring the enduring pursuit of the goal, which is part of the chain of action of the first phase of instinctive behavior. Leads to finding a triggering stimulus, such as a hunter's reaction to a predator's sense of smell, a victim's voice, a mouse escape to the sight of a flying kestrel, a mating show. They are designed to ensure the survival of the individual, to alert other individuals or to preserve the species. An appetite behavior triggers the most common end-to-end action that can decide to save a person's life. wiki

Chęciny Sea - the usual name of an unrecovered reservoir that was to be built in Chęcin, in the Świętokrzyskie voivodship. The true Chęciny Sea covered the area 200 million years ago and, depending on the climate, several million years ago appeared and disappeared. The history of the reservoir dates back to the 1930s when it was planned to flood up to 7,000 hectares, making it the largest of its kind in the country. After World War I, Poland had limited access to the Baltic Sea, so the planned reservoir was hailed as the sea. In the 1950s the first measurements and geological studies took place. The concept developed by the Polish Academy of Sciences included 3,000 ha. In 1972, land was added to the area under the reservoir. To the village of Mosty was provided the facade to put there. The work was not started. In 1973 the Government Bureau decided to carry out the construction in 1979-1984, but it was only in 1985 that the rest of the land was cleared. Following the political...

Виктор Александрович Ларионов (born July 13, 1897 in Saint Petersburg, after 1984) - Russian military captain, emigre publicist and military activist, special-purpose officer at the chief executive Committee of the Liberation of the Nations of Russia at the end of World War II. In 1916, he graduated from St. Petersburg High School, until May 1917 he served in the naval school unit, and from June 1917 he studied at the Constantine School of Artillery. In November of this year he joined the White Army. Served in junior artillery batteries, from 12 February 1918 as a junior officer. He fought in Kuban in the rank of 1 officer's artillery battery, from March 21, 1919 - 1 light artillery squadron, then the Markov Brigade; twice was seriously wounded. In October 1920 he was promoted to the rank of captain. After the evacuation of white troops from the Crimea in November this year, he settled in exile. He became a member of the Russian General Association (ROWS). From 1927 he lived in F...

Lake Zajsan The lake is part of the Buchtarmi Reservoir, which was created by the Buchtarmie Dam. The surface of the lake before pouring its waters was 1810 km², and the depth was 10 m. To the lake is the Black Irtysz river, and the river Irtysz flows from it. The lake is used for fish farming, shipping and electricity production. wiki

Dariusz Wlaźlik (born September 22, 1965, died February 11, 2008 in Charlene, near Lublin) is a Polish journalist, plastic artist, cultural activist, environmentalist, nature advocate, animator of social movements and movements, and local independent filmmaker. Together with Roman Pukarem founded in 1990, the first independent art gallery in Lublin - "Katharsis". He was an associate of the Lublin Autonomous County of LAG. He assisted Janusz Kuśmierczyk in his efforts to create the International Biosphere Reserve "Polesie Zachodnie". He cooperated with prof. Dominik Fijałkowski and Edward Soroka in the fight against the dangers resulting from the work of the Bogdanka Coal Mine. He contributed to the protection of drinking water in the Prawn, from the operation of sand mines. In 2007, he made a documentary showing a true picture of the distribution of EU funds between NGOs in Poland. As a publicist he cooperated with "Tygodnik Współczesny", "Dzikim Ż...