Judith Adele Finnigan (born 16 May 1948) is an English television presenter and writer. She co-presented ITV's This Morning (1988–2001, 2019–2020) and the Channel 4 chat show, Richard & Judy (2001–2008) alongside her husband Richard Madeley. Her debut novel Eloise, published in 2012, was a Sunday Times bestseller. Her second novel, I Do Not Sleep, was published in 2015.

Early life
Finnigan was born in Newton Heath, Manchester, on 16 May 1948. The second of three children, she has two brothers: Callum, who is older and Roger, who is younger. Finnigan attended the local Briscoe Lane Primary School, which at the time was known as Brookdale Park School. Finnigan then went on to attend Manchester High School for Girls, an independent school in the city, and later studied English and Drama at the University of Bristol.

Career
In 1971, Finnigan joined Granada Television as a researcher and in 1974, she moved to Anglia Television in Norwich to become the first female reporter on the About Anglia news team. In 1980, Finnigan returned to Granada in Manchester, working on a range of programmes including Flying Start (with Anthony Wilson), Granada Reports and Scramble.

This Morning
The couple's best known programme was This Morning, which they hosted from 1988 to 2001. The series, a mix of celebrity interviews, household tips, cookery and phone-ins lasted approximately two hours each weekday morning on ITV. It first aired in October 1988 and was broadcast from the Albert Dock in Liverpool, although production moved to London in 1996. Madeley and Finnigan were so closely associated with the show, that many people referred to the show as This Morning with Richard and Judy or simply Richard and Judy. In December 2000, at the 6th National Television Awards, This Morning won the Daytime Programme category. Both Richard and Judy accepted the award, in which Finnigan suffered a wardrobe malfunction which exposed her bra to the audience at the Royal Albert Hall and television viewers. Once Madeley had noticed the malfunction, he said: "If you vote for us next year she'll show you both of them!"

The couple have returned to the show as guests since leaving. In October 2013, they were guests for the show's 25th birthday show live from the Albert Dock in Liverpool – the original home of This Morning.

Richard & Judy
In 2001, the couple left This Morning, having been approached by Channel 4 to host a similar show, simply called Richard & Judy, shown for an hour in the early evenings. The show was produced by Cactus TV, run by Jonathan Ross' brother, Simon Ross and his wife Amanda.

In February 2007, the couple publicly apologised live on air due to the discovery of a TV quiz phone scam regarding the daily phone in You Say We Pay. On the same show, Madeley and Finnigan made the decision to suspend the daily quiz until further notice. Later that week, the media confirmed that police investigations would be pursued, meaning the couple could be subject to a police interview. Channel 4 have admitted the scam may have been in force for two series of the show. While Madeley and Finnigan urged callers to continue entering, it was confirmed that winners were picked in the first ten minutes of the show. The couple both deny being involved in the scam that was revealed by The Mail on Sunday newspaper after it was sold the story through media publicist Jonathan Hartley.

The television show also launched two very successful "clubs", the Richard & Judy Book Club and the Richard & Judy Wine Club, both of which are similar in style to those made popular by US TV presenter Oprah Winfrey. The book club featured literature by new and unknown writers. One book was reviewed each week and the winner, named "Read of the Year," was announced at an awards ceremony.

In July 2008, Finnigan finally underwent a long-awaited knee operation and took a short leave of absence from the show to recuperate fully from the surgery. During this time, Madeley was joined by guest presenters Emma Bunton and Myleene Klass and on 23 July, he presented the episode by himself. On 22 August 2008, the couple's Channel 4 series aired its final episode.

After seven years at Channel 4, Finnigan and Madeley began hosting a topical prime-time chat show on UKTV's new digital channel, Watch. From 7 October 2008, Richard and Judy's New Position aired on weeknights from 8pm. The programme still contained popular features such as the "Book Club" and "Summer Read". The show attracted very low viewing figures, with only 200,000 people for the first episode, and 53,000 for the second. Viewing figures since had consistently fallen, reaching new lows of just 11,000 viewers; their Channel 4 programme would see figures as high as 2,500,000. Consequently, on 8 May 2009, it was announced that the show would end in July, claiming in a statement that viewers "simply couldn't find us".

Loose Women

On 13 October 2014, it was announced that Finnigan had joined ITV chat show Loose Women as a regular panellist.

On her first day, 13 October 2014, Finnigan was criticised when the panel discussed footballer Ched Evans, who was convicted of rape in 2012 before being acquitted in 2016 after two witnesses, who were offered a £50,000 reward for testimony leading to an acquittal, testified to having consensual sex with Evans' alleged victim around the time of the alleged rape. Finnigan stated that Evans should be able to return to his club as the victim was drunk and the alleged rape was "unpleasant" but "not violent".

Finnigan stated later in the day: "I apologise unreservedly for any offence that I may have caused as a result of the wording I used." She continued to make intermittent appearances on the programme, her final appearance on the series being in 2015. Evans was acquitted of any wrongdoing in October 2016.

Other work
Finnigan presented a series of video-only specials, looking at a particular character of Coronation Street and were released in 1995 to mark the soap's 35th anniversary.

Finnigan, and her husband, Richard Madeley, were the subjects of This Is Your Life in 1997 when they were surprised by Michael Aspel live on air while broadcasting This Morning.

In 1998, Finnigan presented the ITV Watchdog style show We Can Work It Out in its first series before Caron Keating took over.

Madeley and Finnigan co-wrote their autobiography, Richard and Judy: The Autobiography, published in 2002 by Hodder & Stoughton. In 2012, her novel, Eloise, was published and became a Sunday Times best seller. A second novel, I Do Not Sleep, followed in 2015 and a further novel, Roseland, in 2023.

Personal life
Finnigan met Madeley in 1982 when they worked on separate programmes for Granada TV. At this time, each was in their first marriage. The couple married in 1986 in Manchester and have two children together, both born in Manchester: Jack Christopher (born 1986) and Chloe Susannah (born 1987). Finnigan has twin sons – Dan and Tom (born 1977) – from her first marriage with journalist David Henshaw.

References

External links

1948 births
Living people
People from Newton Heath
People from Hampstead
British people of Irish descent
People educated at Manchester High School for Girls
Alumni of the University of Bristol
English columnists
English television presenters
English television talk show hosts
British television talk show hosts
English television personalities
British television personalities
ITV regional newsreaders and journalists
ITV people
Madeley family

Judy Finnigan


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 Liste der Bodendenkmäler in Hopferau

Anmerkungen

Literatur
 Michael Petzet: Stadt und Landkreis Füssen. Deutscher Kunstverlag, München 1960.

Weblinks

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Liste der Baudenkmäler in Eppenschlag


Warsaw is the capital of Poland.

Warsaw may also refer to:

Music
 Joy Division, known as Warsaw 1977–1978
 Warsaw (album)
 "Warsaw" (song)
 Warsaw Concerto, by Richard Addinsell
 "Warsaw", a song by Dessa, 2013
 "Warsaw", a song by Lovejoy on Wake Up & It's Over

Places

Canada
 Warsaw, Douro-Dummer,  Peterborough County, Ontario

Poland
 Warsaw metropolitan area
 Warsaw (European Parliament constituency)
 Warsaw Voivodeship (disambiguation)
 Warszawa, Greater Poland Voivodeship
 Duchy of Warsaw (1807–1815)
Warsaw concentration camp, a Nazi concentration camp (1943–1944)

United States
 Warsaw, Alabama
 Warsaw, Georgia
 Warsaw Township, Hancock County, Illinois
 Warsaw, Illinois
 Warsaw, Indiana
 Warsaw, Kentucky
 Warsaw Township, Goodhue County, Minnesota
 Warsaw Township, Rice County, Minnesota
 Warsaw, Minnesota
 Warsaw, Missouri
 Warsaw, New York
 Warsaw (village), New York
 Warsaw, North Carolina
 Warsaw, North Dakota
 Warsaw, Ohio
 Warsaw Township, Pennsylvania
 Warsaw, Pennsylvania
 Warsaw, Texas
 Warsaw, Virginia

See also

 Battle of Warsaw (disambiguation)
 Warsaw railway station (disambiguation)
 Varsovia (disambiguation)
 Warsow (disambiguation)
 Warszawa (disambiguation)
 Wausau (disambiguation)
 Treaty of Warsaw (disambiguation)
 Warsaw Confederation (1704)
 Warsaw Convention, about international carriage by air
 Warsaw Pact, between the Soviet Union and 7 other Eastern Bloc socialist republics
 Warshaw's, a defunct supermarket in Montreal's historic Jewish district

gl:Varsovia

Warsaw (disambiguation)


كانت أسلحة ما قبل التاريخ تصنع من حجر الصوان وهو أحد أنواع الاحجار الصلبة وكانت تشكل على شكل سهم كبير وتربط في غصن شجرة على شكل رمح وكانت تستعمل في الصيد والدفاع عن النفس.

مراجع

العصر الحجري الحديث
أسلحة العصور الوسطى
ما قبل التاريخ

أسلحة ما قبل التاريخ


El Rovaniemen Palloseura (RoPS) es un club de fútbol finés de la ciudad de Rovaniemi en Laponia. Fue fundado en 1950 y juega en la Ykkönen.

Historia

Entrando al , el RoPS comenzó a ganarse la fama de ser un equipo tramposo, en el hecho del arreglo de partidos.

Comenzó en el año 2004 en un juego ante el Tampere United, el cual perdieron 5-1, sospechando por la actitud del portero serbio Ratko Marijanovic, por lo que la Federación de Fútbol de Finlandia puso el caso en investigación.

El diario Der Spiegel en el año 2008 publicó un artículo donde en el año 2005 el partido entre MyPA 47 y RoPS estaba arreglado, juego en el que MyPA ganó 4-1 y donde el mediocampista del RoPS Adrian Pelka lo había dicho. Este fue el último partido donde Pelka jugó con el RoPS y los últimos 2 goles del MyPA fueron a causa del mal juego de Pelka.

En el otoño de 2006 se dio una victoria inusual en calidad de visitante del RoPS ante el Atlantis FC en Helsinki, ya que cuando el partido iba 2-2, el portero del Atlantis Aleksandr Mistshuk recibió un soborno, asignando el triunfo al RoPS, el cual no tuvo jugadores bajo sospecha.

También se presentaron actos irregulares en el juego del RoPS ante el VPS Vassa, y el defensa estonio Aleksandr Kulik fue expulsado y al mismo tiempo que Valeri Bondarenko. Kulik fue entrenador del equipo estonio Trans Narva y luego dirigió al RoPS luego de que lo implicaran en el arreglo de partidos en su natal Estonia. Antes a inicios de la temporada echaron al portero ucraniano Nikolai Pavlenko debido a su actuación sospechosa en el juego ante el FC Honka y su gerente de operaciones Jouko Kiistala dijo a la prensa que no volvería a contratar jugadores de origen ruso. A Bondaenko lo echaron en mayo del 2008.

En el verano del 2011 se comenzaron a investigar sobre el arreglo de partidos. El 25 de febrero, el empresario Wilson Raj Perumal fue condenado por el arreglo de partidos y arrestado por ingresar a Finlandia con un pasaporte falso.

En el mes de 19 de julio del 2011 la Corte de apelación de Rovaniemi condenó a Perumal y a 9 jugadores del RoPS por el arreglo de partidos, asegurando que arreglaron 24 partidos e intentaron alterar el marcador de otros 11. A Perumal lo sentenciaron a 2 años de cárcel y a devolver 150000 euros obtenidos por el arreglo de partidos. Los sobornos ofrecidos a los jugadores eran de 500 euros, lo que daba una cantidad de 80000 entre 8 jugadores. Los jugadores que recibieron sentencia fueron:

  Pavle Khorguashvili
  Valter Khorguashvili
  Godfrey Chibanga

  Chileshe Chibwe
  Francis Kombe
  Stephen Kunda

  Christopher Musonda
  Chanda Mwaba
  Nchimunya Mweetwa

Estadio

Palmarés
 Copa de Finlandia (2): 1986, 2013
 Ykkönen (2): 2010, 2012

Récord europeo

Jugadores

Jugadores destacados

Plantilla 2020

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Entrenadores

 Jerzy Masztaler (1978–1983)
 Graham Williams (1987-1989)
 Brian Doyle (1989)
 Jerzy Masztaler (1990–1991)
 Graham Williams (1991)
 Olavi Tammimies (1992)
 Keith Armstrong (1993–1994)
 Timo Salmi (1995)
 Graham Williams (1995)
 Ari Matinlassi (1995)
 Ari Rantamaa (1996–1997)
 Kari Virtanen (1997–1999)
 Olavi Tammimies (2000)
 Mauri Holappa (2001)
 Tomi Molin (2002)

 György Hamori (2003-2004)
 Mika Lumijärvi (2004-2005)
 Matti Vikman (interino) (2005)
 Jukka Ikäläinen (2006)
 Tom Saintfiet (2007-2008)
 Valeri Bondarenko (2008-2009)
 Mika Lumijärvi (2009)
 Zeddy Saileti (2009)
 John Allen (2010-2011)
 Matti Hiukka (2011)
 Kari Virtanen (2012-2013)
 Juha Malinen (2013–2017)
 Toni Koskela (2017-2019)
 Pasi Tuutti (2019)
 Vesa Tauriainen (2020)
 Mikko Mannila (2020-2021)
 Aleksi Tanner (2022-)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Torneos Continentales

RoPS
Equipos de fútbol fundados en 1950
Finlandia en 1950
Deporte en Rovaniemi

RoPS Rovaniemi


İsmail Safa Giray (5 Mart 1931 İzmir - 20 Haziran 2011, Ankara), Giray Hanedanı soyundan gelen Türk siyasetçidir.

Hayatı
İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi İnşaat Fakültesi'ni bitirdi Anadolu Makina Endüstri ve Ticaret A.Ş. Murahhas Azalığı ve Genel Müdürlüğü, XVII., XVIII., XIX. İstanbul ve XX. Dönem Balıkesir Milletvekilliği ile Bayındırlık ve İskân, Millî Savunma, Dışişleri Bakanlıkları yaptı. Evli ve üç çocuk babasıydı

Cengiz Altınkaya ile birlikte "Otoyol ihaleleri sözleşmelerinde fiyat farkı ödenmeyeceğine ilişkin hüküm bulunmasına karşın, fiyat farkı ödedikleri iddiasıyla" 20 Ocak 1993 tarihinde Yüce Divan'a sevkedildiler. Bu davaya 14 Eylül 1993 tarihinde Danıştay'ın kararı üzerine Karayolları eski Genel Müdürü Atalay Coşkunoğlu da dahil edildi. Yüce Divan'daki yargılama 13 Nisan 1995'te sonuçlandı; sanıkların her üçü suçsuz bulundu.

Kaynakça

1931 doğumlular
İzmir doğumlu siyasetçiler
İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi İnşaat Fakültesinde öğrenim görenler
TBMM 17. dönem İstanbul milletvekilleri
TBMM 18. dönem İstanbul milletvekilleri
TBMM 19. dönem İstanbul milletvekilleri
TBMM 20. dönem Balıkesir milletvekilleri
Yüce Divan'da yargılanan siyasetçiler ve bürokratlar
Türk inşaat mühendisleri
Kırım Tatarı asıllı Türkler
TBMM Millî Savunma Komisyonu
Anavatan Partisi mensubu siyasetçiler
2011 yılında ölenler
Zincirlikuyu Mezarlığı'na defnedilenler

Safa Giray (siyasetçi)


Carl Vezerfi-Clemm (* 15. März 1939 in Budapest; † 17. Februar 2012 in München) war ein deutscher Bildhauer, Medailleur und Münzgestalter. Er schuf Gedenkmünzen für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Medaillen, Skulpturen und weitere Werke.

Leben
Carl Vezerfi-Clemm wuchs in Budapest auf. Von 1958 bis 1962 studierte er Bildhauerei und Malerei an der Kunstakademie Budapest. Dort war er Schüler von József Reményi. Neben der künstlerischen Ausbildung war er von 1963 bis 1966 als freier Mitarbeiter für verschiedene Wochenzeitungen publizistisch tätig.

Ab 1966 lebte er in München. Von 1967 bis 1974 war er Restaurator bei den Staatlichen Antikensammlungen und bei der Glyptothek in München. Von 1974 bis 1982 betätigte er sich als Medailleur bei einer privaten Prägeanstalt in München. Von 1983 an war er freischaffend tätig.

Carl Vezerfi-Clemm gehörte seit der Gründung im Jahr 1988 dem Künstlerkreis der Medailleure München an, in dem Bildhauer und in Münzwettbewerben erprobte Medailleure zusammengeschlossen sind.

Nach langer Krankheit verstarb Vezerfi-Clemm am 17. Februar 2012 in seiner Wohnung in München. Seinem letzten Willen gemäß, wurde seine Urne in einem anonymen Grab am Ostfriedhof in München in aller Stille beigesetzt.

Werk
Carl Verzerfi-Clemm schuf Gedenkmünzen für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Medaillen, Skulpturen und weitere Werke, z. B. Figuren für die Porzellanmanufaktur Nymphenburg.

Gedenkmünzen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Folgende Gedenkmünzen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland wurden von Carl Vezerfi-Clemm gestaltet:

5-DM-Gedenkmünzen
 Material: ca. 75 % Kupfer, 25 % Nickel mit Reinnickelkern (Magnimat)
 Münzdurchmesser: 29 mm
 Gewicht: 10 g
(Siehe Liste der Gedenkmünzen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (DM).)

500. Geburtstag von Martin Luther (1983)

 Avers: Wertangabe
 Revers: Martin Luther (1483–1546), Reformator nach einem Gemälde von Lucas Cranach.
 Randschrift: "GOTTES WORT BLEIBT IN EWIGKEIT"
 Entwurf und Modell: Carl Vezerfi-Clemm
 Ausgegeben ab 10. November 1983
 Münzzeichen: G, Badisches Münzamt Karlsruhe
 Auflage: Stempelglanz (ST): 8000000 Stück; Spiegelglanz (PP): 350000 Stück
 Weltmünzkatalog Nr. 158, Jaeger Nr.: 434

175. Geburtstag von Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1984)

 Avers: Wertangabe
 Revers: Jacob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809–1847), Hüftbild des Komponisten vor dem Hintergrund eines Notenblattausschnitts aus der Ouvertüre zu "Ein Sommernachtstraum".
 Randschrift: "IHR TÖNE SCHWINGT EUCH FREUDIG DURCH DIE SAITEN".
 Entwurf und Modell: Carl Vezerfi-Clemm.
 Ausgegeben ab 20. Oktober 1984.
 Münzzeichen: J, Hamburgische Münze.
 Auflage: Stempelglanz (ST): 8000000 Stück; Spiegelglanz (PP): 350000 Stück.
 Weltmünzkatalog Nr. 160, Jaeger Nr.: 436

200. Todestag von Friedrich dem Großen (1986)
- letzte 5 DM Gedenkmünze -

 Avers: Wertangabe.
 Revers: Friedrich II. (1712–1786), Kurfürst von Brandenburg, König von Preußen.
 Randschrift: "ICH BIN DER ERSTE DIENER MEINES STAATES".
 Entwurf und Modell: Carl Vezerfi-Clemm.
 Ausgegeben ab 22. Oktober 1986.
 Münzzeichen: F, Württembergisches Münzamt Stuttgart.
 Auflage: Stempelglanz (ST): 8000000 Stück; Spiegelglanz (PP): 350000 Stück.
 Weltmünzkatalog Nr. 164, Jaeger Nr.: 440

10-DM-Gedenkmünzen
 Material: 62,5 % Feinsilber, 37,5 % Kupfer
 Münzdurchmesser: 32,5 mm
 Gewicht: 15,5 g
(Siehe Liste der Gedenkmünzen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (DM).)

100. Todestag von Carl Zeiss (1988)

 Avers: Wertangabe.
 Revers: Carl Zeiss (1816–1888), Feinmechaniker neben Mikroskop.
 Randschrift: "OPTIK FÜR WISSENSCHAFT UND TECHNIK".
 Entwurf und Modell: Carl Vezerfi-Clemm.
 Ausgegeben ab 23. Oktober 1988.
 Münzzeichen: F, Württembergisches Münzamt Stuttgart.
 Auflage: Stempelglanz (ST): 8000000 Stück; Spiegelglanz (PP): 350000 Stück.
 Weltmünzkatalog Nr. 169, Jaeger Nr.: 444

900. Geburtstag von Hildegard von Bingen (1998)

 Avers: Wertangabe.
 Revers: Hildegard von Bingen (1098–1179), beim Verfassen des Buches "Liber Scivias", von der Hand Gottes inspiriert.
 Randschrift: "WISSE DIE WEGE DES HERRN".
 Entwurf und Modell: Carl Vezerfi-Clemm.
 Ausgegeben ab 16. Oktober 1998.
 Münzzeichen: F, Württembergisches Münzamt Stuttgart.
 Auflage Stempelglanz (ST):.
 Münzzeichen: G, Badisches Münzamt Karlsruhe: 3500000 Stück.
 Auflage Spiegelglanz (PP):.
 Münzzeichen: A, Preußische Staatsmünze Berlin: 200000 Stück.
 Münzzeichen: D, Bayerisches Hauptmünzamt, München: 200000 Stück.
 Münzzeichen: F, Württembergisches Münzamt Stuttgart: 200000 Stück.
 Münzzeichen: G, Badisches Münzamt Karlsruhe: 200000 Stück.
 Münzzeichen: J, Hamburgische Münze: 200000 Stück.
 Weltmünzkatalog Nr. 192, Jaeger Nr.: 468

Literatur
 Paul Arnold, Harald Küthmann, Dirk Steinhilber: Deutsche Münzen, Katalog von 1800 bis 1985. München 1985, ISBN 3-87045-954-9
 Gerd Dethlefs und Wolfgang Steguweit (Hrsg.): GeldKunst KunstGeld, Deutsche Gedenkmünzen seit 1949, Gestaltung und Gestalter. Osnabrück 2005, ISBN 3-9801644-7-0
 Manfred Pfefferkorn: Zwischen Germanischem Museum und Brandenburger Tor, 40 Jahr Deutsche Gedenkmünzen. Ostfildern 1993, ISBN 3-7718-0690-9
 Günter Schön, Gerhard Schön: Kleiner Deutscher Münzkatalog, von 1871 bis heute. 41. Auflage, München 2011, ISBN 978-3-86646-068-3

Weblinks

 Deutsche Gesellschaft für Medaillenkunst e.V.
 Staatliche Münzsammlung München, Der Künstlerkreis der Medailleure München

Einzelnachweise

Bildhauer (Deutschland)
Medailleur
Deutscher
Geboren 1939
Gestorben 2012
Mann

Carl Vezerfi-Clemm


Joseph Kiptum (* 1956) ist ein ehemaliger kenianischer Langstreckenläufer.

Bei den Crosslauf-Weltmeisterschaften 1986 in Colombier gewann er Bronze in der Einzelwertung und mit der kenianischen Mannschaft Gold in der Mannschaftswertung. 1988 in Auckland und 1989 in Stavanger trug er mit einem siebten bzw. 16. Platz ebenfalls zum Mannschaftssieg der Kenianer bei.

Persönliche Bestzeiten

 5000 m: 13:44,19 min, 5. Mai 1987, Hiroshima
 10.000 m: 28:06,5 min, 30. Mai 1984, Aachen
 3000 m Hindernis: 8:36,0 min, 16. September 1989, Nairobi

Weblinks

5000-Meter-Läufer (Kenia)
10.000-Meter-Läufer (Kenia)
3000-Meter-Hindernisläufer (Kenia)
Crossläufer (Kenia)
Kenianer
Geboren 1956
Mann

Joseph Kiptum


Blöndulón ( lago del Blanda) es un lago artificial situado en Islandia, en la región nororiental de Norðurland Vestra. Ocupa un área de 57 km².

Ubicación y territorio
Se creó entre 1984 y 1991 como un reservorio de agua para la planta de energía Blönduvirkjun. Su profundidad máxima es de 39 m.

Está situado cerca del camino de las sierras de Kjölur en las Tierras Altas de la isla. Las aguas termales de Hveravellir se encuentran a unos 25 km hacia el sur.

Véase también
 Lista de los lagos de Islandia

Enlaces externos

Lagos de Norðurland Vestra

Blöndulón


Flooded McDonald's er en dansk eksperimentalfilm fra 2009, der er instrueret af Tuan Andrew Nguyen efter manuskript af Casper Øbro. Det var Kunstnergruppen Superflex, der stod bag filmen. kaldte selv deres film for en symbolfilm - et åbent værk, der overlader meget til publikums egen fortolkning.

Handling
En McDonalds-restaurant uden kunder og personale bliver gradvist oversvømmet med vand. Efterhånden som vandet stiger, begynder madvarer og møbler at flyde rundt, lys og installationer kortsluttes, og mørket sænker sig, mens kameraer registrerer over og under vandet.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Eksperimentalfilm fra Danmark
Danske film fra 2009

Flooded McDonald's


Cherry pit spitting is the act of spitting, or ejecting, the pit (the seed) of a cherry from one's mouth with great speed so as to send the pit a great distance. Spitting cherry pits is an amateur sport; there are no known professional leagues of cherry spitters.

There are multiple international competitions for cherry pit spitting in countries such as the US, Canada, Germany and France. The sport can be traced back many decades.

In most competitions a contestant is given a cherry; this is done to prevent cheating or pit tampering, seen in the Witzenhausen competition in which cherry pits were tampered with. The pit is accessed by eating the cherry around it, then the cherry seed is spat. The pit of a cherry is very small, about the size of a front tooth, and is very slippery when first removed from the cherry, making it easy to spit. According to the Guinness Book of Records, the record cherry pit spitting distance is , set in 2004 by Brian "Young Gun" Krause.

Notable contests

International Cherry Pit-Spitting Championship, Eau Claire, Michigan
The international Cherry Pit-Spitting Championship held in Eau Claire, Michigan was founded in 1974 by Herb Teichman, the owner of the Tree-mendus Fruit Farm to raise awareness for both his farm and the Tart cherry harvest. The contest ran for 45 years from 1974 until 2019 as the farm where the contest takes place has since been sold, thus ending the Michigan competition.

Each contestant is allowed to pick three cherries and one at a time, chew around the cherry pit. They then stand with their feet against a line and spit the cherry seed as far in front of them as they can. The contestant is given three attempts then their longest spit is measured. The competition has multiple categories to compete in including the adult male and female categories as well as the youth categories of youth under 5, youth 6–8 and youth 9–12 categories.

It was at this competition where Brian "Young Gun" Krause claimed his Guinness World Record in 2004 for the longest distance to spit a cherry pit.

Canadian National Pit Spit Championship
The Canadian National Pit Spit Championship is held annually as a part of the Blenheim Cherry Fest. The competition has been a part of the festival since 1981. The contest originated at a cherry festival run by the Cedar Springs Cherry Co-operative, however in 1994 the farming town of Blenheim took over and joined with the July sidewalk sale.

Witzenhausen Cherry Pip Spitting Competition
The German town of Witzenhausen in Germany, a large producer of the countries cherries is also home to a cherry pip spit competition in their annual cherry fair. In addition to the annual competition there is a lane for cherry spitting which remains year round at Diebesturm. The Witzenhausen Cherry pit spit competition was previously involved in a scandal regarding cherry pit tampering. The head of the Witzenhausen organising committee Ulrich Walger said: "After the competition we found manipulated cherry stones on the spitting range". Further inquiry revealed that a competitor has slit open the pip then inserted metal shots and covered it with a filler then varnish. The organisers were unable to identify the culprit and as a result annulled the champions.

Young NSW National Cherry Festival
The annual National Cherry festival in Young NSW features a cherry pip spitting competition, held in early December every year. Contestants are required to pick a cherry randomly from a box then spit the cherry pip as far as possible. Young NSW is known as the cherry capital of Australia, responsible for over 60% of all Australian cherries. There is a junior and senior division, with cash prizes of $50 AUD for the junior category and $100 AUD for the senior category. The 2019 competition had close to 60 entrants participated, each contestant was given 2 pips to spit. Simon Taboury won the men's division with a distance of , Cherie McAllister won the ladies title by spitting her pip  and Ronan Winfield won the children's category with a distance of .

Manjimup Cherry Spit
The Manjimup cherry spit competition is an annual event at the Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival, an annual festival since 2001 in Western Australia, attracting between 7000 and 8000 people in 2017. The cherry festival is held in December and celebrates the start of the Cherry season. The cherry pip spitting contest is made of a round of heats and then finals later in the day. The event is sponsored by GlobeVista, who has previously provided the winner of the cherry pip spitting contest to New Zealand to compete for the title of Australasian Cherry Pip Spit Champion. Clinton Thompson, a Perth resident has won the competition multiple times including the 2012, 2014 and 2017 competitions. An ABC news article states that the 2014 prize was "a ticket to the festival's Long Table Lunch, $150 in cash and a ticket to New Zealand to compete in the New Zealand Cherry Pip Spitting Competition". In 2017, Manjimups victor Clayton Ellis was sponsored by GlobeVista to compete in the New Zealand Olive Stone Spitting competition, which replaced the cherry stone spitting competition after a relocation of the annual Ford Ranger New Zealand Rural Games  from "the cherry capital in Central Otago to Palmerston North" Ellis claimed the national record at the New Zealand Olive Stone Spitting competition with a winning distance of .

Western Regional Cherry Pit Spit
The Western Regional Cherry Pit Spit is an annual contest held at Rowley's Red Barn in Utah, USA, that has been running since 2007. The competition includes two heats, the first round is open to all and includes a male and female division as well as youth age group divisions of 5 and under, 6–8 years, 9–12 years and 13–15 years. The finals round includes the top 10 spitters from the male and female entrant and the top 5 spitters from the youth age group divisions.

Annakirmes (St. Anne's Fair)
The Annakirmes or St Anne's Fair is held annually in Düren Germany. The fair began in 1715 and the first world championship of cherry-pit-long-spitting at the festival occurred in 1974 on a police dogs training ground. The cherry pit spitting event celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2014 and held a special event for selected teams.

Céret Cherry Festival

The Céret Cherry Festival occurs annually in France at the end of May, including a cherry stone spitting competition as well as music, dancing and food.

Notable contestants
There are many notable contestants and champions within the different competitions held around the world.

Rick "Pellet Gun" Krause is a 19-time champion cherry pit spitter at the International Cherry Pit-Spitting Championship in Michigan in which he has competed for 40 years.

Marlene Krause, wife of Rick "Pellet Gun" Krause, is a seven-time winner of the women's contest at the International Cherry Pit-Spitting Championship competition at the Tree-mendus fruit farm in Eau Claire, Michigan. She and her husband both won consecutively in 2009 and 2010.

Brian "Young Gun" Krause is best known for being the current Guinness world record holder for the longest distance to spit a cherry pit for a distance of  at the 2004 International Cherry Pit-Spitting championship in Eau Claire, Michigan USA.

"Gentleman Joe" Lessard Sr. is a well-known competitor in both the Eau Claire, Michigan and Blenheim, Ontario competitions. In 2013 he was a 3-time champion of the International cherry Pit-Spitting Championship in Michigan. He won his three titles in 1986, 1993 and 1996 with a distance of

Kevin Bartz is well known for being the 2019 international cherry pit spitting champion in 2019 with a distance of ; he began competition at age ten and won the youth division as well as being the men's division champion twice.

Chloe Bartz is the daughter of Kevin Bartz and is a three time international women's division champion, most recently in 2019.

Martin Salter "The Phantom of the Orchard" was the winner of the Canadian Pit Spit Championship in 2001 with a distance of  and placed fourth in the International competition held in Michigan the same year. He won his first Canadian title in 1992 and gained his nickname as he used to wear a costume.

Clinton Thompson was the winner of the Manjimup Cherry Spit in Young NSW three times, in 2012, 2014 and 2017. As a result of his 2014 victory, he was flown to New Zealand to compete in the New Zealand Cherry Pip Spitting Competition.

Clayton Ellis is the winner of the 2016 Manjimup Cherry Spit with a distance of 9.2m. He is also the victor of the 2017 New Zealand Olive Stone Spitting competition, with a distance of 12.64m.

Guinness World Record
The Guinness World Record for the "Greatest distance to spit a cherry stone" is held by Brian "Young Gun" Krause for a spit of  at the 2004 International Cherry Pit-Spitting championship in Eau Claire, Michigan. Krause also competed in the freestyle competition on the same day where he spat a stone , unofficially beating his own record.

Media coverage
Cherry pit spitting has been covered frequently in the media including news and television coverage.

The 46th Annual International Cherry Pit spitting competition held in Michigan in 2019 was streamed live on ESPN8: The Ocho in March 2020. This was aired in a 24-hour slot in which many miscellaneous sports were played in light of the COVID-19 pandemic causing the suspension and cancellation of many other sporting leagues.

The Annual International Cherry Pit spitting competition in Michigan has also been featured on the website of The Wall Street Journal. and in an article on ESPN about the competition and the Bartz family.

References

External links
International Cherry Pit Spitting Championship (Library of Congress American Folklife Center Local Legacies)
Official Cherry Pit-Spitting Handbook

Individual sports
Cherries

Cherry pit spitting


The Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion or Mac-Paps were a battalion of Canadians who fought as part of the XV International Brigade on the Republican side in the Spanish Civil War in the late 1930s. Except for France, no other country had a greater proportion of its population volunteer in Spain as did Canada. The XV International Brigade, made up also of volunteer battalions from the United States and Britain, was involved in the Battle of Jarama, in which nine Canadians are known to have been killed.

Because the Canadian government passed legislation prohibiting citizens from participating in a foreign war, surviving veterans were not recognized in national military institutions or history. Since the late 20th century, three monuments have been installed in Canada that commemorate this battalion, including one commissioned by the government that was installed in Ottawa in 2001. The names of all the known volunteers are listed there.

History

1937
By the summer of 1937, some 1,200 Canadians were involved in the Spanish conflict. The Canadians had traveled secretly to reach Spain; some of the early volunteers were dispatched mainly with the volunteer Abraham Lincoln Battalion of Americans. Later they traveled with the North American George Washington Battalion, with about forty Canadians serving in each group.

In early May 1937, a separate battalion began to organize for the Canadians in Spain. When it was formally organized at Albacete, Spain in July 1937, the volunteers named it for William Lyon Mackenzie and Louis-Joseph Papineau. These men had led the Rebellion of 1837–1838 in Canada. They became noted politicians in the 19th century, standing for a clean and responsible government. The Canadian volunteers chose this name as a symbol of their national identity and commitment to the Republican government's side.

At their first battle at Fuentes de Ebro, the battalion was initially commanded by American Robert G. Thompson. By November 1937, however, the battalion had its first Canadian commander, Edward Cecil-Smith.  From Toronto, Cecil-Smith was a member of the Communist Party of Canada, an author of the banned play, Eight Men Speak; a journalist, and a former militiaman. Cecil-Smith commanded the Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion for most of its existence.

The soldiers who made up the Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion came from both Canada and the United States.  Initially, there was discussion as to whether a third American battalion should be formed: in the beginning the Americans outnumbered the Canadians 2 to 1. Later, Canadians made up about half of the unit. Unlike volunteers from Britain and the United States, who included a significant number of college students and intellectuals, the Canadian contingent was almost wholly working class. Labourers had been attracted to the left by the collapse of capitalism during the Great Depression.

Many Canadian volunteers were members of the Communist Party of Canada. In general, they were self-educated about the conflict in Spain, and about the possible repercussions for Europe and the world. Many other groups also supported the Spanish Republicans and organized the Committee to Support Spanish Democracy. A good percentage of those Canadians who enlisted had been born in Europe, the two largest groups being Finns and Ukrainians.  As casualties mounted in Spain, many Spanish volunteers and later conscripts were incorporated into the unit.

Canadians who wanted to serve in Spain had to travel under false pretenses. The Parliament had passed  the Canadian Foreign Enlistment Act in April 1937, and formally applied it to Spain in July 1937, prohibiting such volunteering in a foreign war.  Even before this prohibition, recruits were generally gathered and transported in secret.

Volunteers usually went first to Toronto, where they met at the headquarters for the operation, located at Queen and Spadina streets.  Applicants were screened.  For the most part anyone intending to enlist had to have had a history of working for the left.  Drunken and adventurous types were weeded out, leaving those who were ideologically committed to the politics of the fight against fascism. These factors, together with the comparatively mature age of the soldiers – 61.5% were over thirty – resulted in a powerful and committed force. From Toronto they traveled to Montreal or, more frequently, New York City, to depart by ships for travel across the Atlantic Ocean to France. They continued to Spain by ship or on foot across the Pyrenees.

1938
Over the next year, the Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion fought in several major battles, including the Battle of Teruel (December 1937 – March 1938) and the Aragon Offensive (March–April), more commonly known to the Republican forces as the "Retreats." The Finnish-American machine gun companies successfully repelled the Nationalist forces, but the collapse of the front on their flanks forced them to join the withdrawal. Their final engagement was the Battle of the Ebro (July–September). This decisive Nationalist victory broke the back of the Republican forces.

In the end, Spanish Prime Minister Negrín ordered the International Brigades withdrawn on September 21, 1938. Madrid fell six months later on March 28, 1939. By the end of the war, 721 had died of the 1,546 Canadians known to have fought in Spain.

The return of survivors to Canada was arduous. The Canadian government continued its policy of ignoring or prosecuting the veterans of Spain, in accordance with the Foreign Enlistment Act. They depended on friends and family to collect the money to get them home; some men were arrested in France. It was not until January 1939 that the government agreed the veteran combatants could return to Canada. Upon their return, many were investigated by the RCMP because of communist party affiliations. Some were denied employment. A good number of the Mac-Pap veterans fought in the Second World War, but a number were prohibited because of their history.

Legacy and commemoration
Because the Canadian government did not participate in the Spanish Civil War, the volunteers do not have status in military institutions or such national memory. The Canadians who died in the Spanish Civil War are not included in the Books of Remembrance in the Peace Tower. Their sacrifice is not commemorated on federal war memorials or in Remembrance Day services. Those who survived the war are not entitled to veterans' benefits.

But since the late 20th century, a group known as the Veterans and Friends of the Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion have gained government permission and installed three monuments to commemorate these veterans. The first monument was erected in Toronto on June 4, 1995 at Queen's Park. The monument is a large boulder transported from the battlefield of Gandesa, Spain. Attached to the boulder is a memorial plaque for the Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion. A monument to the Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion was unveiled February 12, 2000 in Victoria, British Columbia.

Another monument to the Mac-Pap veterans was erected in Ottawa in 2001 on Green Island Park. This effort was also organized and funded by Veterans and Friends of the Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion. The monument includes the names of the 1,546 Canadian volunteers who served in Spain.  This number includes all those who served in the Mac-Pap battalion; the medical, communications, transportation and translation corps; or in other brigades. The monument was designed by architect Oryst Sawchuck of Sudbury, selected in a juried competition by the organizers. It shows a figure of Prometheus raising his arm towards the Sun, cut out of a  sheet of steel. A 12-metre memorial wall is inscribed with volunteers' names.

Dr. Norman Bethune, who greatly developed the use of mobile army medical units for the Republican side, is one of the few Canadians to be recognized for his service in Spain.

See also

Spanish Civil War
Military history of Canada
Spanish Civil War – Nova Scotia
Spanish Republican Armed Forces

References

Bibliography
Beeching, William C. Canadian Volunteers: Spain 1936–1939. Regina: U. of Regina, 1989.
Hoar, Victor and Reynolds, Mac. The Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion: The Canadian Contingent in the Spanish Civil War.  Toronto (Copp Clark), 1969.
Howard, Victor, with Reynolds, Mac. The Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion: The Canadian Contingent in the Spanish Civil War. Ottawa: Carleton University, 1986.   online

 Petrou, Michael. Renegades: Canadians in the Spanish Civil War. Vancouver: UBC Press, 2008.
Zuehlke, Mark (2007) ''The Gallant Cause: Canadians in the Spanish Civil War, 1936–1939, Wiley & Sons Canada

Further reading

External links
 Friends of the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion
 Governor General of Canada's Speech on the Occasion of the Unveiling of the MacKenzie-Papineau Battalion Monument – Archive.org cached version of Governor General's speech
 To My Son In Spain: Finnish Canadians in the Spanish Civil War (Thunderstone Pictures)

Military history of Canada
Canada in the World Wars and Interwar Years
International Brigades
Communism in Canada
Socialism in Canada
Anarchism in Canada
Canadian people of the Spanish Civil War
Military units and formations established in 1937
Military units and formations disestablished in 1938
Foreign volunteers in the Spanish Civil War (Republican faction)

Mackenzie–Papineau Battalion


An Pitcairnia angustifolia in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni William Aiton. An Pitcairnia angustifolia in nahilalakip ha genus nga Pitcairnia, ngan familia nga Bromeliaceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Pitcairnia

Pitcairnia angustifolia


Hotel Caetité, atual Espaço INB, é nome pelo qual foi registrado pelo Instituto do Patrimônio Artístico e Cultural (IPAC) do estado da Bahia em seu processo de tombamento ao imóvel situado na Praça da Catedral, número 23, na cidade  de Caetité, de propriedade da Associação das Senhoras de Caridade de Caetité (ASCC), entidade beneficente.

Por suas características histórica e arquitetônica, é um dos bens materiais tombados pelo IPAC. Ali funciona, desde maio de 2010, o "Espaço INB", museu com exposições permanentes e temporárias mantido pelas Indústrias Nucleares do Brasil.

Histórico
Edificação com características de construção na metade do século XIX, foi adquirida no final daquele século por Deocleciano Pires Teixeira a fim de nele instalar sua sogra e cunhadas. Com a morte da última de suas irmãs ali residente, o imóvel passou a Ana de Souza Spínola Teixeira, terceira esposa e viúva de Deocleciano, em 1934.

Ainda em 1934 ali se instala a Pensão Íris até o ano de 1954, quando no lugar nova pensão é inaugurada, desta feita com o nome de "Hotel Caetité", sob o qual foi objeto do processo de tombamento estadual.

Tombamento
O bem foi protegido provisoriamente pelo IPAC em 1979. Finalmente, após inspeção realizada em 2007, teve o tombamento definitivo estabelecido em 12 de julho de 2008.

Espaço INB
Após a reforma do imóvel, as Indústrias Nucleares do Brasil (INB) inauguraram ali o "Espaço INB", "criado para difundir informações sobre questões ligadas às atividades da empresa, além de despertar o interesse pelo estudo das ciências e das tecnologias e valorizar a cultura da região", através de exposições permanentes como a que trata do ciclo do combustível nuclear, a história da cidade, e ainda sobre o meio ambiente e minerais da Bahia. Ali ainda são realizadas mostras temporárias, através da parceria com outras instituições como o Museu Geológico da Bahia, universidades, entes governamentais, etc.

No "Espaço" funciona também o Serviço de Informação ao Cidadão (SIF), destinado a esclarecer sobre as ações da empresa, contratos e licitações das quais faz parte.

Galeria de imagens

Patrimônio tombado pelo IPAC em Caetité
Edifícios da Bahia
Construções de Caetité

Hotel Caetité


The World Allround Speed Skating Championships are a series of speed skating events held annually to determine the best allround speed skater of the world. The event is held over two days, with all skaters entering the first three distances (500 m, 3000 m and 1500 m for women; 500 m, 5000 m and 1500 m for men) and the best eight skaters over these distances getting to ride the last event (5000 m for women; 10 000 m for men). The results of the races are converted to points, and the skater with lowest total score wins the championship.

The International Skating Union has organised the World Allround Championships for Men since 1893 (unofficial Championships were held in the years 1889–1892) and the World Allround Championships for Women since 1936 (unofficial Championships were held in the years 1933–1935). Since 1996 the men's and women's World Allround Championships are held at the same time and venue. Since 2020, the men's and women's World Allround Championships are held every even year – at same time and venue as the men's and women's World Sprint Championships.

Overview

History and medal winners

Combined all-time medal count

Kornél Pajor skated for Hungary until he defected in 1949. From then on, the ISU allowed him to participate as an independent skater representing the ISU, as he did winning the bronze medal in 1951.
From 1889 to 1907 only gold medals were awarded: to win the gold medal, an athlete was required to win at least three of the distances. In seven competitions, no winner was declared due to this rule.
Unofficial World Championships (not recognized by the ISU) included

Repeat winners

* unofficial World Championships

Source: SpeedSkatingStats.com

See also
World Sprint Speed Skating Championships
Speed skating at the Winter Olympics
European Speed Skating Championships

References

External links
International Skating Union (ISU) Statistics

Allround
All-round speed skating


Calea ferată Golenți–Poiana Mare este o cale ferată din România care leagă Golenți de Poiana Mare ambele din județul Dolj. Construcția a început în anul 1943 la inițiativa primarului Marin Stănoiu din Poiana Mare, dar a fost oprită din cauza celui de-Al Doilea Război Mondial și a fost reluată în anul 1949 cu aprobarea mareșalului Ion Antonescu. Aceasta are o lungime de 7 km. În acest moment este contractată de Regio Călători. În trecut a fost operată de CFR Călători. Calea ferată ar putea fi redeschisă din cauza Podului Calafat-Vidin. Calea ferată se află pe Magistrala CFR 900 fiind secția 913 Golenți - Poiana Mare. Aceasta se unește cu Calea ferată Craiova-Calafat în Gara Golenți.

Note
Calea Ferată

G
Golenți–Poiana Mare

Calea ferată Golenți–Poiana Mare


An Platystele rauhii in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni Carlyle August Luer. An Platystele rauhii in nahilalakip ha genus nga Platystele, ngan familia nga Orchidaceae.

Mabibilngan ini ha Peru. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Platystele

Platystele rauhii


عشاش هي إحدى القرى اللبنانية المسيحية من قرى قضاء زغرتا في محافظة الشمال.

قرية عشاش

تقع قرية عشاش على بُعد ماية كيلومتر من العاصمة بيروت، واثني عشر كيلومتراً من عاصمة الشمال طرابلس.

عدد سكانها يزيد على ألفي نسمة ومعظم أبنائها في بلدان الاغتراب.

يحدّها شرقاً كفرحبو، وغرباً رشعين، وشمالاً مرياطة وحيلان وبوسيت، وجنوباً أملاك دير مار أنطونيوس قزحيّا.

مساحة بلدة عشاش تبلغ نحو ستة ملايين ونصف المليون مترا مربعا.

تعلو البلدة عن سطح البحر مايتين وخمسين متراً.

تمتاز بمناظرها الخلاّبة وكأنّها سهل البقاع بين سلسلتين من الجبال شمالية وجنوبية، تحيط بها جبال بوسيت – تربل – دنحي.
وتمتاز بنهرها المنسابة مياهه بهدوء، وينابيعها التي تروي السكان وتسقي الأرض.

يمر القاصد إليها عبر الطرقات التالية:

ـ بشري – إهدن - زغرتا – رشعين – عشاش.

ـ شكا - زغرتا – رشعين – عشاش.

ـ طرابلس – أردة – مرياطة – عشاش.

أصل اسم عشاش

تضاربت الآراء والروايات عن أصل اسم قرية عشاش، فمن قائل أنّها كلمة سريانية ومعناها الألم والحزن، أو كلمة عبرية ومعناها الخراب والدمار، أو عربية وهي جمع كلمة عشّ بالنظر لكثرة الأشجار من دلب وصفصاف وغار حول جانبي النهر الذي يخترق القرية حيث تتكاثر العصافير لتبني فيها أعشاشها، فأُطلق على القرية اسم عشاش.

نشوء البلدة

إن أقدم وثيقة مكتوبة تشيرإلى تاريخ نشوء قرية عشاش. وعلى أنها كانت مأهولة منذ القرن السابع عشر ترد في مخطوط محفوظ لدى عائلة شلهوب يفيد بأن أجداد هذة العائلة قدموا إلى عشاش في هذا القرن. إضافة إلى ما جاء في كتاب «تاريخ الأزمنة» للعلاّمة البطريرك اسطفان الدويهي حول مقتل بعض أهالي البلدة عام 1673.

والهجرة الثالثة والكبيرة هي مع بداية أحداث 1975 ومقتل ثلاثة رهبان في دير مار جرجس عشاش وبعض أبناء البلدة.

عائلات عشاش

لا يعرف زمن قدوم العائلات التي تتألف منها قرية عشاش حالياً، إلا أنه يرجّح أن عائلة شلهوب قدمت من دوما، وعائلة نفّاع قدمت من بيت شباب، وعائلة مجلّي المعروفة أيضاً بالسرعلي أتت من سرعل، وعائلة القناتي من قناة، وعائلة حبيتر (جريج) وكنفوش وفرح وسواها من العائلات تفرّعت من عائلات أو أتت مع أقارب لها من الرهبان الذين أقاموا وخدموا في دير مار جرجس عشاش طلبا للعمل أو هربا من ظلم.

وإنه في العام 1700 لجأ إلى عشاش الشيخ يوسف ابن الخوري جرجس ووالده اثر انهزامه أمام الشيخ عماد الهاشم منافسه على مشيخة العاقورة.

وفي منتصف القرن السابع عشر كانت عشاش من نصيب حاكمية الشيخ فارس الشمّر والتي شملت قرى: كفرحاتا، زغرتا، أصنون، الخالدية، كفردلاقوس، مجدليا، دنحي، عردات، عشاش، مرياطة، حيلان، عزقي، عدوة، كفريا، مركبتا، بوسيت، تربل، دير عمار، برج اليهودية، المنية وبحنين.

وإن بلدة عشاش التي عانت من هجرتين مترافقتين فضلا عن التهجير الذي أصاب أبناءها إبان أحداث 1975 جعل البلدة شبه خالية من سكانها فمنهم من هاجر من البلدة إلى المدينة سعيا وراء لقمة العيش ومنهم من توجّه نحو بلاد الاغتراب.

ان عدد المغتربين من بلدة عشاش المنتشرين في العالم يفوق كثيرا عدد المقيمين على أرضها. وقد بدأت الهجرة في أواخر القرن التاسع عشر واشتدت في أواخر القرن العشرين. وأسبابها ليست حب اللبناني للمغامرة والأسفار والوقوف على المعالم الجديدة واكتشاف المجهول، بل كانت الهرب من الاضطهاد والظلم والجور وتردي الأوضاع الاقتصادية والسياسية وطلبا لغنيمة السلامة.

بدأت الهجرة من قرية عشاش مع هجرة أبناء شمال لبنان حوالي العام 1875 فقد هاجر أكثر من نصف سكانها بين العامين 1875 – 1913 إلى كوبا والولايات المتحدة الأميركية، والبعض منهم إلى البرازيل واستراليا.

اما الهجرة الحديثة فقد بدأت بعد الحرب العالمية الثانية سنة 1945 إلى كندا وفنزويلا واستراليا، وهذه استقطبت القسم الأكبر من الاغتراب الثاني.

مخاتير عشاش

ان المخاتير الذين تعاقبوا على القرية منذ أواخر القرن التاسع عشر حتى يومنا هذا، هم على التوالي:

أسعد اغناطيوس

الياس ساسين

ماجد مالك شلهوب

فؤاد ميخائيل مجلّي

ماجد مالك شلهوب للمرة الثانية

انطونيوس محرز شلهوب

جريس مقبل انتخب سنة 1998 بعد عودة أهل البلدة إلى قريتهم

بلدية عشاش

في بلدة عشاش كما في مرياطة جرت للمرّة الأولى سنة 2002 انتخابات البلدية المنشأة حديثا بفضل مساعي وزير الداخلية السيد الياس المرّ وسهر واهتمام محافظ الشمال السيد ناصيف قالوش بعد أن كانت شؤون البلدتين تابعة لقائمقام زغرتا. وأصبح السيد خريستو نفاع أول رئيس لبلدية عشاش.

رئيس واعضاء بلديتها؛ #عمرها_حجر_و_بشر

 خريستو نفاع
 الياس مخرز
 داني ابي عساف
 مخايل دكان
 جان سعد
 بيار باخوس
 ميلاد جريج
 انطونيوس شلهوب
 بسام مقبل

المستوصف

سعى ديرمار جرجس عشاش على غرار توجيهات الرهبانية التي لم تهمل خدمة أبناء شعبها في تأمين الخدمات الطبية للمرضى، والمساعدات المرضية والاجتماعية للمعوزين والفقراء حين أوجدت قرب كل دير وفي كل مدرسة تابعة لها مستوصفا لمعاينة المرضى من قِبل أطباء اختصاصيين وممرضات يقدمون لهم الأدوية والعناية اللازمة.

وقد سعت الرهبانية على يد الأب المدبر أنطونيوس مقبل ابن بلدة عشاش في تقديم الأرض غرب الدير لبناء مستوصف جمع أموال بنائه من المغتربين من أجل تقديم الخدمات الصحية والاجتماعية في بلدة عشاش.

جمعيات وأخويات

نادي عشاش

الجمعية الخيريرية

لجنة وقف مار بنديليمون

 أخوية الحبل بلا دنس

الطلائع

الفرسان

رهبان وراهبات من بلدة عشاش

الأب المدبّر أنطونيوس مقبل من الرهبانية اللبنانية المارونية

الأب ميشال الدكان من الرهبانية اللبنانية المارونية

الأخت ماري روبير مقبل من راهبات الوردية

الأخت ماريات اغناطيوس من الراهبات الأنطونيات

الأخت ماري جيلبير داغر من راهبات عبرين

المراجع

أماكن مأهولة في محافظة لبنان الشمالي
تجمعات سنية في لبنان
تجمعات مارونية في لبنان
قرى لبنان
قضاء زغرتا

عشاش


No Return ist eine französische Thrash- und Death-Metal-Band aus Paris, die im Jahr 1984 unter dem Namen Evil Power gegründet wurde. Die Band spielte als erste französische Band in Norwegen auf dem Hole in the Sky Festival. Außerdem spielte sie auf dem Summer Breeze in Deutschland.

Geschichte
Die Band wurde im Jahr 1984 unter dem Namen Evil Power gegründet. Im Jahr 1989 änderte die Band ihre Namen in No Return um und bestand dabei aus Sänger Philippe Ordon, Bassist Laurent Janaut, Gitarrist Eric le Baron, Schlagzeuger Didier le Baron und Gitarrist Alain Clement. Im Jahr 1990 erreichte die Band einen Vertrag bei Semetery Records. Die Band begab sich nach Deutschland in das Phoenix Studio, um ihr Debütalbum aufzunehmen. Als Produzent war Marquis Marky, Schlagzeuger von Coroner, tätig. Nach der Veröffentlichung des Albums Psychological Torment folgten Auftritte zusammen mit Sacred Reich und Exhorder.

Im Jahr 1991 begab sich die Band zu Morrisound Recording in Florida, wobei Tom Morris als Produzent tätig war. Das Album Contamination Rises wurde im Jahr 1992 veröffentlicht. Im Anschluss folgten Konzerte mit Coroner, Napalm Death und Sepultura.

Nachdem Sänger Ordon im Jahr 1992 die Band verließ, wurde er durch Tanguy ersetzt. Danach begab sich die Band in die Schweiz in das Studio des Forces Motrices mit Produzent David Weber. Das Album Season of the Soul wurde im Jahr 1995 veröffentlicht. Der Veröffentlichung folgten Konzerte mit Massacra, Loudblast und Crusher. Danach folgte die Aufnahme der EP Red Embers, erneut mit Produzent David Weber im Studio des Foces Motrices. Es folgten Auftritte in Frankreich und Belgien mit Lofofora, sowie Konzerte mit Loudblast, Motörhead und Edge of Sanity.

Tanguy verließ die Band im Jahr 1998 und wurde durch Sänger Laurent Plainchamp ersetzt, bevor dieser wiederum im Folgejahr durch Steeve "Zuul" Petit ersetzt wurde. Danach folgten die Arbeiten zum Album Self Mutilation. Gegen Ende des Jahres 1999 begab sich die Band in das Studio von Alexis Phélipot, Schlagzeuger von Misanthrope. Nach den Aufnahmen kam mit Benoît "Ben" Antonia ein zweiter Gitarrist zur Band. Zudem kam auf Keyboarder Malko Pouchin zur Gruppe. Self Mutilation wurde über Kodiak Records veröffentlicht. Es folgten Auftritte in Frankreich, Belgien und Österreich. Danach folgte eine einwöchige Tour mit Darkside durch ganz Europa.

Im Oktober 2001 nahm die Band das Album Machinery in den CCR Studios in Belgien auf und mischte es in Frankreich in den FunMasters Studios ab. Die Band erreichte im Januar 2002 einen Vertrag über drei Alben bei Nuclear Blast, bei dem auch Machinery veröffentlicht wurde. Als neue Bassistin kam mit Olivia Scemama zur Band. Es folgten Touren und Festivalauftritte, wie auf dem Summer Breeze Festival, wo unter anderem Bands wie Dimmu Borgir, Pro-Pain, Tiamat, Samael, Soilwork, Dark Tranquillity und Nightwish vertreten waren.

Danach begab sich die Band nach Bergen (Norwegen) um auf dem Hole in the Sky Fest zu spielen. Im Oktober 2002 verließ Malko Pouchin die Band, währenddessen war die Band auf Tour durch Europa zusammen mit Nile und Sinister.

Im Mai 2003 verließ Sänger Petit die Band und wurde im September durch Moreno Grosso ersetzt. Im November nahm die Band Stücke für ein weiteres Album auf. Gegen Ende des Jahres 2004 verließ Bassistin Olivia Herol die Band und wurde durch Loïc Colin (Scarve) ersetzt.

Im Jahr 2006 erschien das Album No Return über Season of Mist.

Im Jahr 2008 folgte ein weiters Album über Dockyard 1, das den Namen Manipulated Mind trug.

Stil
Die Band spielt eine Mischung aus Thrash- und Death-Metal, wobei der Gesang sehr aggressiv gehalten wird. Besonders charakteristisch ist außerdem der Einsatz von Samples.

Diskografie
 Als Evil Power
 1987: First Invasion (Demo, Eigenveröffentlichung)

 Als No Return
 1990: Psychological Torment (Album, Semetery Records)
 1990: Vision of Decadence (Demo, Eigenveröffentlichung)
 1992: Contamination Rises (Album, Semetery Records)
 1995: Seasons of Soul (Album, Semetery Records)
 1997: Red Embers (EP, Arcade Records)
 2001: Self Mutilation (Album, Kodiak Records)
 2002: Machinery (Album, Nuclear Blast)
 2006: No Return (Album, Season of Mist)
 2008: Manipulated Mind (Album, Dockyard 1)
 2012: Inner Madness (Album, Great Dane Records)
 2013: Psychological Contamination (Kompilation, Great Dane Records)
 2015: Fearless Walk to Rise (Album, Mighty Music)

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Death-Metal-Band
Französische Band
Thrash-Metal-Band
Band (Paris)

No Return


تشانغ ، هي إلهة صينية للقمر. خلافا لآلهة القمر في ثقافات كثيرة أخرى التي تكون عادة القمر ذاته، فإن تشانغ هي فقط تعيش على سطح القمر. سميت المركبة الفضائية للقمر شونغ'ء-1 على اسمها.

تشانغ هي موضوع للعديد من الأساطير في الميثولوجيا الصينية، ومعظمها يتضمن العديد من العناصر التالية: هووي رامي السهام، هبة إمبراطور الصين، إكسير الحياة، وبطبيعة الحال، القمر.

قصة

الرامي هووي
هناك ما لا يقل عن 6 روايات مختلفة لهذه القصة حيث يعتقد أن هووي كان راميا للسهام.

في أحد الأوقات كان هناك عشرة شموس للأرض. كانت هذه الشموس تحرق المحاصيل وعانى الشعب من الجدب والجوع. تعاطف الرامي هاووي مع البشر، وقرر إسقاط تسعة شموس وترك واحدة ليستفيد منها البشر. بعد أن أسقط الشموس التسعة، اعتبره الناس بطلا. كان لديه زوجة جميلة يدعى تشانغ، وكانوا يعيشون معا بسعادة. وكان لهووي العديد من المتدربين الذين تبعوه لتعلم الصيد. في أحد الأيام عندما كان هووي في طريق العودة إلى البيت أعطى إمبراطور الخلود أعطى هووي اثنين من الحبوب كل منها يمنح الحياة الأبدية كمكافأة لإسقاط الشموس، إحدى الحبوب لهووي، والأخرى لزوجته. إلا أنه حذر هووي قائلا «لا تتعجل على ابتلاع الحبوب». حيث كان على هووي الانتظار حتى يوم رأس السنة الجديدة، حيث كان من المفترض له ولزوجته تشانغ أن يتناول حبوب الخلود معا. وضعت تشانغ الحبوب في صندوق المجوهرات لحفظها. إلا أن بنغ، أحد المتدربين عند هووي، اكتشف سرهم وقرر سرقة حبوب الخلود. في أحد الأيام، عندما خرج هووي ومساعدوه إلى الجبل، تظاهر بنغ بأنه مريض ليتمكن من البقاء في المنزل. بعد أن ذهب الجميع إلى الجبل، تسلل بنغ إلى غرفة تشانغ وأجبرها على إعطائه حبوب الخلود. أدركت تشانغ أنه لا يمكن لها مقاومة بنغ، فقامت بابتلاع حبوب الخلود بنفسها. إلا أنه بعد تناولها للحبوب بنفسها بدأت تطفو في الهواء. غير قادرة على العودة إلى الأرض مجددا وأخذت تطير وتحلق بعيدا، بعيدا. لم تكن تريد أن تترك زوجها، لذلك توقفت عند القمر الذي هو أقرب الكواكب إلى الأرض. بعد أن علم هووي بما حدث أصبح في غاية الغضب والحزن. وكان ينظر إلى السماء في الليل وينادي اسم تشانغ. اكتشف أن هناك داخل القمر ظل لسيدة تبدو مثل تشانغ، لذا ركض وركض محاولا الوصول إلى القمر. إلا أنه فشل في الوصول إليها بسبب الريح.

اقرأ أيضا
 مهرجان منتصف الخريف

مراجع

آلهة صينية
المرأة في الأساطير الصينية
إلهات صينية
إلهات قمرية
طاوية

تشانغ


Ken Ishikawa (født 6. februar 1970) er en tidligere japansk fodboldspiller.

Han har spillet for flere forskellige klubber i sin karriere, herunder Nagoya Grampus Eight og JEF United Ichihara.

Eksterne henvisninger

Fodboldspillere fra Japan

Ken Ishikawa


Leslie Merritt Jr. (born November 19, 1951) is an American accountant and politician. A Republican, he served as the State Auditor of North Carolina from January 15, 2005 to January 10, 2009. Merrit was born in Sampson County. After graduating from college and marrying he moved to Zebulon and ran an accounting firm. He served on the Wake County Board of Commissioners from 1994 to 1998. He ran for the office of State Auditor of North Carolina in 2000 and lost, but was elected four years later. He lost a reelection bid four years later.

Early life
Leslie Merritt was born on November 19, 1951 in Sampson County, North Carolina, United States. He graduated from Union High School in 1970 and earned a Bachelor of Science in economics and accounting at North Carolina State University. He married and had two children. Following his marriage and the completion of his college degree, he and his wife moved to Zebulon. In 1984 he became owner of an accounting firm, Merritt, Petway, Mills and Hockaday, managing it until 2004.

Political career

Wake County Board of Commissioners
Merritt, a member of the Republican Party, ran for a seat on the Wake County Board of Commissioners in 1994, defeating Democrat Thurston Debnam. He served on the commission from December 5, 1994 to 1998.

State Auditor of North Carolina
Merrit challenged Democratic incumbent Ralph Campbell Jr. in the 2000 election for the office of North Carolina State Auditor. Campbell collected a significant amount of his campaign contributions from Atlanta-area donors, where his brother Bill was serving as mayor. Merritt, attempted to tie Ralph Campbell to a federal corruption investigation into Atlanta's city government and turned over his campaign financial disclosures to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Campbell won over Merritt in November with 51 percent of the vote. Merritt ran again in 2004, receiving about 28,000 more votes Campbell and winning the election.

Merritt assumed the office of State Auditor of North Carolina on January 15, 2005. He was the first Certified Public Accountant to serve as State Auditor of North Carolina. Shortly after he took office, North Carolina Senate Majority Leader Tony Rand, fearing that Merrit would seek out legislators' emails, filed a bill that barred the auditor's office from accessing legislature computers. Two Democrats in the North Carolina House of Representatives subsequently introduced a bill which prohibited the office from accessing any state government computers and assigned their responsibility to the state chief technology officer. The Democratic legislators denied the move was politically-motivated, though some Republican members of the General Assembly believed such. Merritt attributed the proposals to misunderstandings, saying, "I've got to get to know them, and they've got to get to know me". He opposed the latter measure, saying the technology officer could not conduct an independent audit of state computers since they were appointed by the governor. He also began an audit into the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles to investigate the strength of its driver's license application process, and declared his support for the adoption of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights and zero-based budgeting for all state agencies.

In 2007 Merritt convinced the Senate to delay passage of a measure which would permit citizens to register to vote and cast a ballot immediately before an election, citing a risk of voter fraud. The State Board of Elections denounced his warnings as flawed and Merritt yielded. He later said, "I think there was a better way to handle that. It wasn't partisan, but it sure did lead into some accusations." He objected to the complete privatization of the state's mental health care network, saying "It should have been a pilot program. [...] We have to go back and build that safety net." In 2008 Merritt began a public dispute with the North Carolina State Ethics Commission over its handling of investigations into Lieutenant Governor Bev Perdue and State Senator Martin Nesbitt, accusing the body of giving the two preferential treatment. The General Assembly ended the feud by passing legislation which limited the auditor's purview concerning ethics disclosures. His office later found that Perdue and State Treasurer Richard H. Moore had misused official resources to support their own political campaigns.

On October 31, 2008, Merritt delivered an audit of various overseas trips First Lady of North Carolina Mary P. Easley. The trips cost $110,000 and were intended to secure art loans and promote cultural exchange. Merritt found that $45,000 of the overseas charges were "unreasonable" and of minimal benefit to the state. The audit was released days before the 2008 state elections, leading Merritt's opponent, Democrat Beth Wood, to accuse him of politicizing his office. She defeated him in November by over 290,000 votes. Political observers were surprised by Merritt's defeat. He left office on January 10, 2009.

Later activities
In February 2009, Merritt formed an investment consulting firm, Merritt Wealth Strategies, with his son. From May 2009 to April 2011, Merritt served as the executive director of the Foundation For Ethics in Public Service, a conservative organization that sought to promote ethical standards for public officials. On January 1, 2013, he was appointed to the North Carolina State Ethics Commission by Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger. On May 13, he was contracted by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to serve as chief financial officer for the state Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services. After journalists from WRAL-TV questioned whether this created a conflict of interest, Merritt resigned from the ethics commission.

References

Works cited
  - See profile at Google Books

American financial businesspeople
County commissioners in North Carolina
Living people
North Carolina Republicans
North Carolina State University alumni
People from Zebulon, North Carolina
State Auditors of North Carolina
1951 births
People from Sampson County, North Carolina

Les Merritt


Phoofolo bezeichnet:
 Hae Phoofolo, Politiker von Lesotho
 Ha Phoofolo (Khafung), Ort im Distrikt Berea, Lesotho

Phoofolo


Phoenix Nights, also known as Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights, is a British sitcom about The Phoenix Club, a working men's club in the northern English town of Bolton, Greater Manchester. The show is a spin-off from the "In the Club" episode of the spoof documentary series That Peter Kay Thing, and in turn was followed by the spin-off Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere. It was produced by Goodnight Vienna Productions and Ovation Entertainments, and broadcast on Channel 4 in the UK.

The show was written by Peter Kay, Neil Fitzmaurice and Dave Spikey. All three writers star in the show, with Kay also directing in the second series. All the music was written by Toni Baker and Peter Kay. Additional material was provided by Paddy McGuinness.

Two series have been produced, which were first broadcast in 2001 and 2002 respectively. The first series transmission dates were brought ahead to January 2001 due to the success of Kay's first home video stand-up release Live at the Top of the Tower, released in November 2000, and That Peter Kay Thing winning Best New TV Comedy at the British Comedy Awards, which meant the series began broadcasting before editing had even been completed on all episodes.

Phoenix Nights won the People's Choice Award at the British Comedy Awards 2002, and was nominated for several others.

Characters

The owner of The Phoenix Club is wheelchair user Brian Potter (played by Peter Kay), who has presided over two clubs in the past: the first (The Aquarius) flooded, the second (The Neptune) burned down. His ambition, with the help of Jerry St Clair, is to see The Phoenix Club become the most popular in Bolton and thus outdo his nemesis, Den Perry (Ted Robbins), owner of rival club The Banana Grove.

The Phoenix Club
The Phoenix Club is a fictional working men's club in Farnworth near Bolton. The Phoenix Club is home to entertainment of all types, including bingo, singing, cabaret and a wide range of themed nights. The club was opened by Brian Potter and is run by him and his staff.

Employees
The club has a number of workers:
 Brian Potter: Owner of the club, who goes to any extremes to keep it open.
 Jerry St.Clair: Compere, Cabaret singer and fall guy of the show. He later becomes licensee of the club.
 The Captain: The club's doorman. He dies in series 1, episode 2.
 Ray Von: A former fairground worker and electrician, who is the club's DJ and sound engineer.
 Max and Paddy: The club's two bouncers.
 Les and Alan: The two backing players, with drums and keyboard, known as "Les Alanos".
 Kenny Senior: A Jack of all trades at the club and compulsive liar. Claims to have stayed in a tent next to Robert De Niro in Pwllheli and beaten him at Swingball.
 Young Kenny: A young, dim-witted handyman.
 Mary (Holy Mary): Bar worker and strict Catholic.
 Spencer: Ignorant but hard-working barman.
 Ant and Dec: Two illegal Chinese immigrants whom the club accidentally brought into the country. Employed by Brian Potter as chefs.
 Marion: Bar worker, cleaner and chef. She is good friends with Mary and also works as Brian's PA.

Layout
The club follows the layout of a typical working men's club, with a large cabaret room along with a lounge area (called 'The Pennine Suite' in the opening series). In an attempt to diversify and attract more customers, the lounge is later converted into a successful Chinese restaurant named "The Golden Phoenix". There is also a games room in the club, which was named the "Jocky Wilson Suite" in the first series, and the "Tony Knowles Suite" in the second. In the first series, the room was shown as a home to the games supplied by "Dodgy Eric", such as the wonky snooker table, the bucking bronco and the child's aeroplane ride. In the second series, the games room is used more as lounge and general social area with dining tables, although there is a dartboard and a new snooker table. The solarium is also adjacent, through a door from this room. The Pennine Suite served as a general large lounge and social area in the first series, but was seldom seen in the second series; it contains a small stage used for Wednesday "free and easy" nights. Eventually it was replaced by a Chinese restaurant. The other room in the club is a larger cabaret style room, which plays host to larger features such as Talent Trek and Stars in their Eyes.

Filming location
As well as being set in Bolton, Phoenix Nights is also filmed in the area. The location for the club itself is St Gregory's Social Club on Church Street in Farnworth, a few miles from Bolton.

When Max and Paddy return from France in Series 2, the location used is Fleetwood Docks.

Plot
Throughout the two series of Phoenix Nights, a theme of the show is the rivalry between The Phoenix Club and local rival club 'The Banana Grove', run by the flamboyant Den Perry. Brian Potter devises ideas for the club to attract more customers, usually to the disapproval of Jerry "The Saint" St. Clair. As more people come to the club, its popularity exceeds that of its rivals. Despite this, Brian Potter's thrifty ways means he continues to try to cut corners in the running of the club.

The second series follows on from the first. Following the staging of the highly regarded local talent contest 'Talent Trek' a vengeful Den Perry burns the club down. With the authorities taking a dim view of Potter's poor attitude towards fire safety and suspending his licence, he then rebuilds the club on the cheap with Jerry as the licensee. The club bounces back and regains its popularity, with schemes such as placing a fake speed camera outside the club to slow motorists down, and a re-enactment of the club's arson on TV show Crimetime (a parody of Crimewatch) in order to gain free advertising.

Following Potter's hiring of two Chinese immigrants, Jerry decides to open a Chinese restaurant inside the club, which, despite Potter's concerns, becomes an instant hit, driving the Phoenix to success whilst leaving other clubs behind. Infuriated at this, Den Perry decides to burn the club again but unwittingly reveals to the clientele that he burned down the Phoenix Club the first time and he is arrested for arson and the club is victorious.

Episode guide

Series 1
Episode 1
It is the opening day of Brian Potter's new club, the Phoenix (two of his previous clubs having burned down while another flooded). With "TV's own Roy Walker" opening the club, Brian wants everything to be perfect. But he has to contend with a power cut that leaves the club in the dark, the theft of the bingo machine, a German-speaking "Das Boot" arcade machine, Max the doorman injuring himself and a racist folk band called "Half A Shilling" (with the lead singer played by Tim Healy). The band are ostensibly singing about Holy Communion Shoes, although journalist Deborah Quinn detects the racist metaphor in the song entitled "Send The Buggers Back". These factors soon ruin everything. The auditioning act at the end of the episode is a pair of spacemen, one on a spinning disc, miming to a David Bowie song.

Episode 2
The club's doorman, the Captain, dies, possibly as a result of inhaling smoke from new DJ Ray Von's home-made smoke machine. There is further misfortune when two men in overalls walk in off the street and steal the television set, with the staff doing nothing about it, except for Kenny Senior who kindly hands them the remote control. A warped snooker table is replaced by a bucking bronco, which leads to a Wild West Night being held. It's a huge success, until Jerry's blatantly biased shoot-out between teams from Lancashire and Yorkshire gets violent and a drunken horse tries to have sex with the bucking bronco. The auditioning act at the end of the episode is an escape artist, trapped in a bag.

Episode 3
Jerry St. Clair has booked psychic medium Clinton Baptiste (Alex Lowe) for the club, following a recommendation by Den Perry. Jerry seems oblivious to the fact that Den Perry wants the Phoenix Club to fail. Brian and Jerry then have to attend a fire safety seminar at the Banana Grove Club presented by Keith Lard (from That Peter Kay Thing), who was arrested for "interfering" with dogs, but was acquitted due to lack of evidence. After the meeting, Lard tells Brian he will be inspecting the club immediately to ensure it meets safety standards. Jerry and Brian rush back to the club before Keith inspects it, but a run-in with the police delays them and Keith shuts the club down for being unsafe. Never a quitter, Brian blackmails Lard with a faked photo of Lard's head on the body of a semi-nude man (with a dog) so that he re-opens the club. However, the event they re-open for, the psychic night, forces Brian to refund all his guests after Clinton Baptiste tells a bit more about the future than the guests would like. The auditioning act at the end of the episode is a bad juggler, breaking his props.

Episode 4
It's 'Singles Night' at the Phoenix club and house band Les Alanos and bouncers Max and Paddy are all looking. Brian is the most successful, though, when he accidentally runs over a woman's foot before buying her a drink and talking the night away. Throughout the episode, their relationship progresses, until Beverley (played by Jo Enright) reveals to Brian that she works for the DSS and was sent to investigate him for fraudulent disability claims. Despite Beverley's assertions that her feelings for him are genuine, Brian ends the relationship. Elsewhere, Paddy strikes up a relationship with Holy Mary's daughter Mary. The audition at the end of the episode is a man jumping around to Nellie the Elephant wearing little more than a mackintosh and an elephant soft toy's trunk over his genitals.

Episode 5
Jerry is in hospital. Before Brian argues with Jerry's decision to host an alternative comedy night, the comedy night turns out to be a disaster, with none of the entrants being any good. As one of the acts, Steve Davies plays a placid metalwork teacher introduced as 'Darius' by Jerry. Darius comes on wearing only a pair of C&A underpants with 'Darius' written in ink on his body. He proceeds to have a psychotic episode, with unintelligible language delivered menacingly towards the audience and the house band onstage whilst striking the drummer's cymbal with his hand. He is crying out to the universe to complete his breakdown. At the end of it all, Jerry has a heated confrontation with a student who had been heckling him, until the student threatens to hit Jerry and all the staff stick up for him. Elsewhere, Ray Von hosts a Robot Wars tournament, which is won by Max and Paddy, who are using a robot built by Ray, who has a penchant for electronics. At the end of the episode, a man called Dougie Hayes offers Jerry a job on a cruise ship. The auditioning act at the end of the episode are a pair of elderly Spanish dancers.

Episode 6
Jerry gets an all-clear from hospital. However, Brian tells him to keep pretending to be ill because the club got the rights to host Talent Trek because he told the organisers that Jerry is dying. Tensions boil when Brian has to hire a Right Said Fred tribute band called 'Right Said Frank' for the grand finale due to Les Alanos performing a Karate Kid musical with the local youth club on the same night. Right Said Frank end up stealing stereos from all the cars parked outside. Ray Von tries to stop them but he is overpowered. Luckily, they slam into Max's car, setting off his personal alarm. Max and Paddy rush outside and tackle the two men to the ground. Brian then 'reveals' to the audience that Jerry has got an all-clear for his illness. Despite everything, Jerry can't bring himself to leave the club and turns down the cruise ship job offer. The series concludes with Den Perry, outraged at the success of the Phoenix Club, setting it on fire.

Series 2
Episode 1
Brian and the staff watch the club burn to the ground, with Jerry managing to rescue Brian's little disabled boy-shaped charity box. After the flames are put out, a fireman reveals the fire was caused by a discarded cigarette or cigar, leading Brian to believe Den Perry was responsible. Brian then has to appear in court due to his breach of fire and safety regulations and as a result his alcohol licence is revoked and he is blacklisted by the breweries. Despite all this, Brian dreams of rebuilding the Phoenix Club. On his trip to Asda he finds Jerry and Alan singing to promote products. Brian begs Jerry to help him to rebuild the Phoenix but Jerry rebuffs him and tells him to forget about the Phoenix. Still undeterred, Brian travels to Blackpool to visit an old friend, Frank Cartwright (played by Jim Bowen), owner of the Hotel "Le Ponderosa". Cartwright advises him to sell bottles and cans to get around the ban, get a licensee whom he can manipulate and have multiple facilities under one roof. Brian then phones around to find all the staff. He finds Les working as a butcher, Kenny Senior as a lollipop man (constantly lying to the kids crossing the road), Ray Von at a fairground, and Holy Mary in church. In what was to become an iconic moment for the series he calls Max and Paddy as they are driving elderly Asian gentlemen to a mosque and singing at the tops of their voices to "I Could Be so Good For You". Brian succeeds in bringing all of them together to discuss his plans, and convinces Jerry to become the new licensee. The auditioning act at the end of the episode is a magician whose pigeon gets caught in a rotating fan.

Episode 2
Reconstruction is going quite well, and a fun day is organised to raise awareness of the rebuilding. However, an inflatable that resembles an erect penis is rejected by Brian, so it is fastened to the ground and covered up to look like a snake. Unfortunately, the inflatable escapes from its cover and explodes, shocking everyone who is spending their money. Furthermore, a botched face-painting job leaves Young Kenny with a permanent tiger face. Elsewhere, Max and Paddy go to France to stock up on booze, unwittingly picking up two Chinese immigrants in the process. The auditioning act at the end of the episode is a young woman who fires ping pong balls from her vagina.

Episode 3
Brian decides to get the club on Crimetime for publicity and a chance to accuse Den Perry. Changes are made throughout the club to make it look good for the TV crew, but the TV appearance is a disaster when Brian loses it after he believes that he is being accused of burning the club down himself. Elsewhere, Spencer is hired for the vacant bar job. The auditioning act at the end of the episode is a one-legged Elvis impersonator.

Episode 4
Brian comes across two Japanese people promoting their new lager, and offers them a chance to promote it in the club, an offer they accept. A pub quiz is arranged, with the winner taking home a year's supply of the lager. Both Brian and Den Perry enter teams to try and win it. Brian's team wins, but his victory is short-lived when it turns out the lager is non-alcoholic. In the other suite, Jerry's medication binge gets the better of him and he loses it on stage, which causes him to go into the next suite and urinate everywhere, shocking the customers. The auditioning act at the end of the episode is a man with a battery-powered singing teddy bear.

Episode 5
A power cut in Brian's home sees him stuck on his stair lift all night until Jerry breaks his door down the next morning. At the club, Jerry has turned part of the club into a Chinese restaurant called "The Golden Phoenix". A ladies night has been arranged, which causes Paddy to go on stage dressed in nothing but a fake moustache and leather thong, and carrying a trident. Outside, Max is accosted by a woman who wants her husband killed. Max tells her that he will kill her husband for £8,000. Lying to Paddy that she will pay them both £1,000, Max gets Paddy to agree to do the job with him. Max, Paddy and Max's brother Terry go to practise shooting using a Broomhandled Mauser which Max's grandad gave him. When Paddy starts to fire, he accidentally shoots Terry. Eventually, Max and Paddy can't kill the man and give him £3,000 to leave the country. Max gives Paddy £1,000, and spends £4,000 on a motor home. The auditioning act at the end of the episode is the same man as in S2E4, this time with a battery-powered singing gorilla.

Episode 6
Max and Paddy spot the man they were meant to kill in town, and are later confronted by his angry wife, who hints that she has put a hit out on them. She also reveals to Paddy that she paid Max £8,000, of which Paddy only received £1,000. In the club, Brian has arranged a Stars in Your Eyes night to impress a brewery representative who is coming over. Unfortunately, Den Perry has other ideas and cancels the acts by impersonating Jerry. However, in a memorable series of scenes, all of the staff from the club dress up to become acts, including Holy Mary as Lulu, Ray Von and Les Alanos as Adam and the Ants, Kenny Senior as Britney Spears, Young Kenny as Meat Loaf, Jerry as Eminem and George Michael, Brian as Elton John and Spencer as Gary Glitter. At the end of the episode, Den Perry threatens Brian and talks to him about burning the club down before and makes threats to do it again. However, he is unaware that Brian has switched on a radio microphone on his desk, meaning that the entire club has heard the conversation. Den Perry is arrested and the staff celebrate. Ray Von then reminds Brian that now the truth has come out, he can get his licence back. However, Brian decides to let Jerry remain as licensee and the staff hold a toast to Jerry. At the end of the episode, Max, terrified that there is a hit out on him, is about to flee all over the country in his motor home, when Paddy decides to come with him, setting the scene for the spin-off series Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere.

Keith Laird controversy

A complaint was filed about the show in 2001 by Keith Laird, a fire safety officer working for Bolton Council. He claimed that the character Keith Lard in series 1 episode 3 was based on him. Channel 4 issued an apology for any confusion and Kay maintained that Lard was fictional:

Broadcasts
 Series 1: six episodes, broadcast 14 January 2001 to 18 February 2001
 Series 2: six episodes, broadcast 8 August 2002 to 12 September 2002

Phoenix Nights is rarely repeated on British television. During an interview with Danny Baker for Peter Kay In Conversation, Kay stated he resents allowing his shows, including Phoenix Nights, to be repeated as it "dilutes the quality" of the programme, citing Only Fools and Horses as an example of a highly regarded programme "ruined" by excessive repeat showings.

Potential third series
In September 2006, Kay revealed on BBC Radio 1 that a third series of Phoenix Nights has been written, but it is unknown when the series will be filmed. On 8 May 2007, another announcement by Kay was made promising another series will be made. However Dave Spikey, in interviews with The Sentinel and the Croydon Guardian in late 2009, claimed that neither he nor fellow co-writer Neil Fitzmaurice were aware of any plans to bring back the series. In a recent interview with Peter Kay he stated that he had written a third series of Phoenix Nights and had even written a screenplay for it. However, when asked if he would be going back there he said that he would prefer to do something new next. Kay also claims he's been approached to make a Phoenix Nights movie following the success of The Inbetweeners Movie. In August 2014, it was reported that Kay was in talks to revive Phoenix Nights in the form of a series of live shows for Comic Relief in 2015. In November 2014, Kay announced during a charity fundraising event at the Opera House Theatre, Blackpool, that an official announcement would be made regarding the revival of the show. Kay confirmed again in April 2017 that a third series had been written but that "things kept getting in the way" of filming it.

References

External links

2001 British television series debuts
2002 British television series endings
2000s British sitcoms
Channel 4 sitcoms
English-language television shows
Television shows set in Greater Manchester
Television shows set in Lancashire
Television shows shot in Manchester
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Phoenix Nights


Peter Michael Davidson (f. 16. nóvember 1993) er bandarískur grínisti, leikari, og rithöfundur. Davidson byrjaði í uppistandi árið 2013 áður en hann var ráðinn af NBC fyrir grínþættina Saturday Night Live í átta þáttaraðir frá 2014 til 2022.

Faðir Davidson, Scott Matthew Davidson, var slökkviliðsmaður í New York sem lést við World Trade Center í hryðjuverkunum 11. september 2001. Davidson hóf ferilinn sinn með minniháttar gestahlutverkum í Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Friends of the People, Guy Code og Wild 'n Out.

Davidson hefur leikið í kvikmyndum líkt og The Suicide Squad (2021), Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022), Meet Cute (2022), Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023) og Fast X (2023).

Tenglar

Bandarískir uppistandarar
Bandarískir leikarar

Pete Davidson


Japonya Uzay Araştırma Ajansı, ( Kokuritsu-kenkyū-kaihatsu-hōjin Uchū Kōkū Kenkyū Kaihatsu Kikō; Japan Aerospace EXploration Agency (JAXA) "Havacılık ve Uzay Araştırma ve Geliştirmeleri üzerine Ulusal Araştırma ve Geliştirme Ajansı"), Japonya'nın ulusal havacılık ve uzay ajansıdır. 1 Ekim 2003'te ISAS, NAL ve NASDA adlı üç kurumun birleştirilmesiyle kurulmuş olup bilimsel araştırma, teknoloji geliştirme ve yörüngeye uyduların fırlatılması ve yerleştirilmesinden sorumludur ve asteroid keşifleri ve olası insanlı Ay keşifleri gibi çok daha gelişmiş görevlerde yer almaktadır. Merkezi Tokyo'nun Chōfu kentinde bulunan Chōfu Havacılık Merkezi'nde yer almaktadır.

JAXA'nın sloganı "One JAXA" ve kurumsal sloganı "Gerçekleştirmek için Keşfet"tir (önceden "Göklere ulaşmak, uzayı keşfetmek için").

Tarihçe

JAXA, 1 Ekim 2003 tarihinde NASDA, ISAS ve NAL olmak üzere üç devlet kurumunun birleştirilmesiyle Japonya Eğitim, Kültür, Spor, Bilim ve Teknoloji Bakanlığı (MEXT) ve İçişleri ve Haberleşme Bakanlığı (MIC) tarafından yönetilen bir bağımsız idarî Kurum olarak kuruldu.

Birleşme öncesinde ISAS uzay ve gezegen araştırmalarından sorumluydu, NAL havacılık araştırmalarına odaklanmıştı. 1 Ekim 1969'da kurulan NASDA ise roket ve yapay uydular geliştirmiş ve Japon Deney Modülü'nü de yapmıştı. Eski NASDA genel merkezi, Kyūshū'nun 115 kilometre güneyinde, Tanegashima Adası'ndaki Tanegashima Uzay Merkezi'nin şu anki yerinde bulunuyordu. NASDA ayrıca ABD Uzay mekikleri ile uzaya çıkan Japon uzayadamlarını da yetiştirmiştir.

Japonya Temel Uzay Yasası 2008'de kabul edilmiş ve JAXA'nın yetki alanı, Başbakan tarafından yürütülen Kurul'daki MEXT'den Uzay Geliştirmeleri için Stratejik Merkez'e (SHSD, Strategic Headquarters for Space Development) taşınmıştır. 2016 yılında Ulusal Uzay Politikası Sekreterliği (NSPS) kuruldu.

2012 yılında yeni yasa, JAXA'nın görevlerini yalnızca füze erken uyarı sistemleri gibi bazı askeri alan geliştirmelerini de içine alacak şekilde barışçıl amaçlara yönelik genişletmiştir. JAXA'nın politik denetimi, MEXT'den Başbakanlık Kabine Ofisi'ne yeni bir Uzay Strateji Ofisi aracılığıyla geçmiştir.

Örgütlenme

JAXA aşağıdaki alt birimlerden oluşmaktadır:
 Uzay Teknolojisi I. Başkanlığı
 Uzay Teknolojisi II. Başkanlığı
 İnsanlı Uzay Uçuşu Teknoloji Başkanlığı
 Araştırma ve Geliştirme Başkanlığı
 Havacılık Teknolojileri Başkanlığı
 Uzay ve Uzay Bilimleri Enstitüsü (ISAS)
 Uzay Keşif Yenilikleri Etkinlik Merkezi

JAXA, genel merkezi Tokyo'nun Chōfu kentinde yer almakta olup Japonya'daki birçok konumda ve bazı yurt dışı ofislerinde araştırma merkezlerine sahiptir. Ayrıca:
 Tokyo Dünya İzlem Araştırma Merkezi (EORC, Earth Observation Research Center)
 Dünya Gözlem Merkezi (EOC, Earth Observation Center), Hatoyama
 Noshiro Test Merkezi (NTC, Noshiro Testing Center), Noshiro
 Sanriku Bilimsel Balon Merkezi (SBC) - Bu sitedeki balonlar 1971'den beri üretilip kullanılmaktadır.
 Kakuda Uzay Merkezi (KSPC), Kakuda - Roket motorlarının geliştirilmesi görevindedir. Temel olarak sıvı yakıtlı motorların geliştirilmesi için çalışır.
 Sagamihara Kampüsü (ISAS) – Roket ve uydular için deney düzeneklerinin geliştirilmesi görevindedir ve ayrıca idari binalara sahiptir.
 Tanegashima Uzay Merkezi - Hâlen H-IIA ve H-IIB roketleri için fırlatma alanıdır.
 Tsukuba'daki Tsukuba Uzay Merkezi (TKSC). Japonya'nın uzay araştırmaları ağının merkezidir. Uyduların ve roketlerin araştırılması ve geliştirilmesinde, yapay uyduların izlenmesi ve kontrol edilmesi görevini yürütür. Japon Deney Modülü ("Kibō") için deneysel araç gereçler geliştirir. Uzay adamlarının eğitimi de burada gerçekleşir. Uluslararası Uzay İstasyonu harekâtları için Japon Uçuş Kontrol Ekibi, Tsukuba'daki Uzay İstasyonu Entegrasyon ve Tanıtım Merkezi'nde (SSIPC, Space Station Integration & Promotion Center) yer almaktadır. SSIPC, S-bandı ses aktarımı yoluyla UUİ ekipleri ile düzenli olarak iletişim kurar.
 Uchinoura Uzay Merkezi - günümüzde Epsilon roketleri için kullanılan fırlatma sitesidir.

Kaynakça

Dış bağlantılar

2003'te kurulan oluşumlar
Tokyo merkezli kuruluşlar

Japon kamu kurumları
Uzay ajansları

Japonya Uzay Araştırma Ajansı


Urocotyledon es un género de gecos de la familia Gekkonidae. Se encuentran en África (Camerún, Congo, Tanzania ) y en Seychelles (la especie Urocotyledon inexpectata).

Especies
Se reconocen las siguientes cinco especies:
 Urocotyledon inexpectata (Stejneger, 1893)
 Urocotyledon palmata (Mocquard, 1902)
 Urocotyledon rasmusseni Bauer & Menegon, 2006
 Urocotyledon weileri (Müller, 1909)
 Urocotyledon wolterstorffi (Tornier, 1900)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Gekkonidae
Géneros de reptiles

Urocotyledon


The  Piper PA-14 Family Cruiser is an American-built small touring aircraft of the late 1940s.

Design and development
Piper Aircraft had built the PA-12 Super Cruiser three-seat touring aircraft between early 1946 and March 1948. In 1947, the PA-12 design was adapted to a four-seat layout by widening the cabin by five inches at the instrument panel and adding slotted flaps. The original high-wing and fixed tailwheel undercarriage layout features were retained. The PA-14 prototype made its first flight from the company's Lock Haven Pennsylvania factory on 21 March 1947.

Production and operations
A second PA-14 was completed on 6 February 1948 and the first customer deliveries were made later that year. 238 examples were completed,  most being sold to private owner pilots in the United States, but overseas sales included several to France. The aircraft was launched at a time of serious financial difficulty for the company, and indeed, soon after the release of the Family Cruiser, Piper was placed in receivership, from which it later successfully emerged. 126 examples remained registered in the United States in April 2011, of which 81 were based in Alaska and 13 aircraft were registered in Canada.

Specifications

See also

References

 Peperell, Roger, Piper Aircraft and their forerunners, Air-Britain (Publishers) Ltd, 1987,
 Simpson, Rod, ''General Aviation Handbook, Midland Publishing,  2005,

External links

Single-engined tractor aircraft
High-wing aircraft
1940s United States civil utility aircraft
Family Cruiser
Aircraft first flown in 1947

Piper PA-14 Family Cruiser


Blair Witch este un film american din 2016 regizat de Adam Wingard și scris de Simon Barrett. Este creat în genurile înregistrare recuperată, supranatural, de groază, psihologic. Rolurile principale au fost interpretate de actorii James Allen McCune, Callie Hernandez, Brandon Scott, Corbin Reid, Wes Robinson și Valorie Curry. Este al treilea film din seria Blair Witch și este o continuare directă a filmului Proiect:Vrăjitoarea (1999).  Filmul urmărește un grup de studenți și de ghizi locali care se aventurează prin Black Hills Forest din Maryland pentru a descoperi misterele legate de dispariția lui Heather Donahue, sora unuia dintre personaje. Inițial, legătura filmului cu franciza Blair Witch a fost ținută secretă, iar filmul a fost realizat sub titlul fals The Woods.

La 22 iulie 2016, un trailer oficial al filmului a fost prezentat  la San Diego Comic-Con. Filmul, produs de Lionsgate, a fost lansat la 16 septembrie 2016. Blair Witch este o continuare directă a The Blair Witch Project și nu "recunoaște" evenimentele din Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2. Cu toate acestea, Wingard a declarat că deși noul film nu se referă la oricare dintre evenimentele din Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2, filmul nu discreditează în mod necesar existența filmului Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2.

Prezentare

În 2014, James Donahue găsește un film care conține o imagine a presupusei sale surori Heather, care a dispărut în 1994 în apropiere de Burkittsville, Maryland în timp ce investiga legenda locală Blair Witch. El crede că ea este încă în viață și se duce în pădure, însoțit de prietenii săi Peter Jones, Ashley Bennett și studenta la cinematografie Lisa Arlington, care vrea să realizeze un documentar. Localnicii Talia și Lane li se alătură pe post de  ghizi.

Distribuție
 James Allen McCune - James Donahue
 Callie Hernandez - Lisa Arlington
 Brandon Scott - Peter Jones
 Corbin Reid - Ashley Bennett
 Wes Robinson - Lane
 Valorie Curry - Talia

Producție
Filmările au avut loc în perioada . Cheltuielile de producție s-au ridicat la 5 milioane $.

Primire

Note

Legături externe

 Blair Witch at Wattpad

Vezi și
 Proiect: Vrăjitoarea (1999)

Filme din 2016
Filme americane
Filme în limba engleză
Filme regizate de Adam Wingard
Filme supranaturale
Filme de groază din anii 2010
Filme cu fantome
Filme Lionsgate
Blair Witch
Sequeluri
Filme despre moarte
Filme cu acțiunea în păduri

Blair Witch (film)


أبوت وكوستيلو  هما ثنائي كوميدي أمريكي. الأول باد أبوت، والثاني لو كوستيلو. أول ظهور لها في فيلم (One Night in the Tropics) عام 1940.

روابط خارجية

مراجع

أفلام حولت إلى برامج تلفزيونية
أفلام محاكاة ساخرة أمريكية
كوميديون أمريكيون
كوميديون وكوميديات أمريكيون
متعاقدو مترو غولدوين ماير
ممثلو أفلام أمريكيون
ممثلو تلفزيون أمريكيون
ممثلو مسرح أمريكيون
ممثلون أمريكيون
ممثلون أمريكيون في القرن 20
ممثلون إذاعيون أمريكيون
ممثلون من لوس أنجلوس (كاليفورنيا)
مؤدو الفودفيل

أبوت وكوستيلو


Yenihisar ile şu maddeler kastedilmiş olabilir:

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Türkiye
 Yenihisar, Altınözü, Hatay ili Altınözü ilçesine bağlı mahalle
 Yenihisar, Çayeli, Rize ili Çayeli ilçesine bağlı köy
 Yenihisar, Sincan, Ankara ili Sincan ilçesine bağlı mahalle

Yenihisar


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Enebyberg is a suburban area in Stockholm, Sweden and a part of Danderyd Municipality, Stockholm County. It was founded in the beginning of the 1900s and became a municipal community in 1914. Enebyberg later merged with Danderyd, Stocksund, and Djursholm to form Danderyd Municipality. Its location is very close to Täby Municipality,, therefore forming a part of its urban area. Swedish writer Jonas Gardell is from Enebyberg.

Metropolitan Stockholm

Enebyberg