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Israel Meir Freimann

Israel Meir Freimann (born September 27, 1830 in Cracow - died August 21, 1884 in Ostrow) is a doctor, philosopher and orientalist of Jewish nationality. Rector of the Rabbi Seminary in Wroclaw. The historian's father, Professor Aron Freimann. He took his first lessons from his father. In the years 1843-1850 he studied in Talmudic schools in Hungary. From 1850 he lived in Leipzig, from 1851 in Wroclaw, where he graduated from junior high school and graduated from high school. In the years 1856-1860 he studied philosophy and Oriental languages ​​at the University of Wrocław. At the University of Jena, he received a doctorate in philosophy in 1860 (the dissertation of Die Ophiten - On the subjects of snakes, the doctor's diploma was personally handed to him rabbi Wroclaw Gedalja Tiktin). In the years 1860-1871 he was a rabbi in Wielen, a rabbi in Ostrów since 1871 (unanimously elected) until his death in 1884. In 1874 he was the first teacher in the history of the Royal High...
Kypros I (died after 29 p.n.) - mother of Herod the Great. From the origin was the Nabata. She came from an outstanding Arab family. Probably related to Aretas III. About 80 p.n.e. She married her son, Phassel I, Herod the Great, Joseph II and Feroras, and daughter of Salome I. When Herod's son became king of Judea, she remained in his court. About 35 p.n. She fell in conflict with her daughter-in-law, Mariamme I. The last mention of Kypros as a living person comes from 29 BC. In honor of his deceased mother, Herod called the fortress lying north of Jericho. Bibliography wiki

Prompter

Diagram of the teleprompter: (1) Camera (2) Cover (3) Monitor telepromptera (4) Venetian mirror (5) Presenter image (6) Monitor image Camera from the prompt Prompter (also teleprompter, autocue) - a device for displaying pre-recorded text that is read by a person standing in front of the camera. The prompter screen is mounted horizontally in front of the camera lens, and the image produced by it is mirrored by Venetian mirrors located on the optical axis of the camera. The person reading the Prompter text can look directly at the lens, giving the illusion of natural speaking from memory. To minimize the diffraction of the image of the Prompter through the mirror to the camera lens, the most commonly used white text is displayed on a black background. Prompets are mainly used in television studios, but they are also used during speeches and concerts. In some cases, instead of the prompter, cue cards are used instead of the saved or printed text. These boards must be located ou...

Elvis Stojko

Elvis Stojko at the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City Stojko won two silver medals at the 1994 and 1998 Olympic Games. He was a three-time world champion in 1994, 1995 and 1997. He was also a multiple champion of his country (1994, 1996-2000 and 2002). He was the first skater to have made a combination of quadruple-four (1991), also the first to make a four-stroke (1997 World Cup). In 2002, he became a professional. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Hippodamos from Miletus

Hippodamos (born ca. 510 BC in Miletus, died 443 BC) is a Greek city mathematician and mathematician. He spread the regular urbanism (called his hippodame system). Author of the Treaty on the Formation of Policies. Well known mainly from Aristotle's writings. He was the son of Euryfont. Probably the main author of the plan to rebuild the family Miletus about 479 p.n.e. after the destruction of the Persians. Shortly thereafter, he was invited to Athens, where he commissioned Temistocles to design a general Piraeus project (about 475 p.n.). In recognition of the merits of the Hippodamos, he received a house in Piraeus from Athens, at an agora named after him. Later (446 BC) he designed a Turioi colony in Sicily, to which he moved about 443 BC. He is also assigned to the town of Rhodes (but his authorship is not certain). The creator of the theoretical system of an ideal city for 10,000 inhabitants divided into three classes (warriors, craftsmen and farmers), criticized by Aristo...

Vasyl Bobishsky

Wasyl Bobynskyj or Bobinski (born January 11 or 23rd 1898 in Krystynopol, died January 2, 1938) is a Ukrainian poet, journalist, translator of French literature. Pupil of high school in Lviv, graduate of junior high school in Vienna During the Galician war, he was a soldier of the Sikorskis, from the beginning of the twenties, a member of the CPWU. In 1930 he and his family emigrated to the USRR (Kharkov). In 1933 he was arrested for involvement in a non-existent "terrorist-diversionary organization", sent to the Solovetsky Island in 1934, then shot. He was rehabilitated in 1956. Author of many articles and poems. He was a member of the Horno and Western Ukraine groups. Literature Authoritative control (person): wiki

Questionnaire questions

Questionnaire questions in sociology are questions in question, and, in fact, some problems to be solved by the researcher and written in the questionnaire are addressed to the respondent during the survey based on the questionnaire survey method. Typically, the questionnaire is in the form of a questionnaire, but it can also be formulated in the form of a sentence such as "Please choose one of the following answers". In this case, the interviewee must have a view of the responses that are set on a certain scale in the form of cafeterias that are read out if questions are asked by the interviewer or read by the interviewer when surveys are conducted by the survey technique. Types of questionnaire questions breakdown by function in the questionnaire: division based on the scope of the problem: breakdown by the way of addressing the problem: breakdown due to construction: closed question (technical and logical criterion) alternative question multi-selective question dird ques...