Frank Press (December 4, 1924 – January 29, 2020) was an American geophysicist. He was an advisor to four U.S. presidents, and later served two consecutive terms as president of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (1981–1993). He was the author of 160 scientific papers and co-author of the textbooks Earth and Understanding Earth.

Press served on the President's Science Advisory Committee during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, and was appointed by President Richard Nixon to the National Science Board. In 1977 he was appointed President Jimmy Carter's Science Advisor and Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, serving until 1981.

Early life and career
Born in Brooklyn, New York, Press graduated with a B.S. degree from the City College of New York (1944) and completed his M.A. (1946) and Ph.D. (1949) degrees at Columbia University under Maurice "Doc" Ewing. As one of Ewing's two assistant professors, (with J. Lamar "Joe" Worzel as the other) Press was a co-founder of Lamont Geological Observatory (now Lamont–Doherty Earth Observatory) in Palisades, N.Y. Originally trained as an oceanographer, Press participated in research cruises on the sailing vessels RV Vema and RV Atlantis.

In the early 1950s, Press turned to seismology, co-authoring with Ewing and Jardetzky a seminal monograph on elastic waves in layered media. In 1957, Press was recruited by Caltech to succeed founder Beno Gutenberg as director of the Seismological Laboratory, a position in which he remained until 1965. The appointment was controversial in that it passed over both Hugo Benioff and Charles Richter, then the laboratory's senior professors, for a much younger outsider.

Press' accomplishments in this period include the design of a long-period seismograph, and the first detection of the Earth's normal modes of oscillation ("bell ringing"), excited by the Great Chilean earthquake, a pioneering application of digital processing to seismic recordings. Press was also closely involved in the construction of a lunar seismograph, first deployed by the Apollo 11 astronauts (see Lunar seismology).

Later career

In 1965, Press moved to MIT as department head of Earth and Planetary Sciences, where, with significant support from philanthropist Cecil H. Green, he revitalized what had been an overly traditional geology department by hiring new faculty members. He remained at MIT until 1976, and during this time, his work included collaborations with Vladimir Keilis-Borok and Leon Knopoff on computer pattern matching techniques that could be applied to earthquake prediction.

In 1976, Press became Science Advisor to President Jimmy Carter and director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy. In his capacity, he addressed a memo to the president on fossil fuels and climate change. He played a key role in the formation of the National Committee on Scholarly Communication with the People's Republic of China. In 1981 he was elected president of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and was re-elected in 1987, serving for a total of 12 years.

In 1996, Press co-founded WAG (the Washington Advisory Group, later known as the Advisory Group at Huron), a global consulting company with clients that included approximately 50 leading universities. WAG played a notable role all phases of the founding of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Thuwal, Saudi Arabia. Press chaired that university's international advisory committee until 2010.

Press was the recipient of 30 honorary degrees. Named in his honor are Mount Press, which in the Ellsworth Mountains, Antarctica; and Osedax frankpressi, a species of whalebone-eating marine worm.

Personal life
Press died on January 29, 2020, at the age of 95. He was the father of physicist William H. Press.

Notable accomplishments
President of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (1981–1993)
Chairman of the National Research Council (1981–1993)
Science Advisor to the President of the United States, Office of Science and Technology Policy (1977–1981)
Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy (1977–1981)
Professor of Geophysics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Chairman of the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Professor of Geophysics at California Institute of Technology and Director of the Caltech Seismological Laboratory
Life Member of the Corporation of MIT
Board member of the Rockefeller University, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), the Marine Biological Laboratory, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Member of the advisory council of CRDF Global
Named three times most influential American scientist in annual surveys by U.S. News & World Report
Member of the United States National Academy of Sciences
Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Member of the American Philosophical Society

Awards
 U.S. National Medal of Science
 Vannevar Bush Award
 Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement (1962)
 Gold Medal, Royal Astronomical Society (1971)
 Pupin Medal, Columbia University
 Maurice Ewing Medal of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (1982)
Japan Prize from the Emperor of Japan (1993)
 Lomonosov Gold Medal, Russian Academy of Sciences (1997)
 Ordre national de la Légion d'honneur, France
 Pick and Gavel Award, Association of American State Geologists (2007)

Publications
 Press, F. and R. Siever. (2001). Understanding Earth, 3rd edition. W.H. Freeman.
 Press, F. (1998). The role of geoscientists in providing credible advice to government officials. Abstracts with Programs – Geological Society of America, 30(7): 247.
 Press, F. (1995). Growing up in the Golden Age of Science. Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, 23: 1–9.
 Press, F. and Allen, C. (1995). Patterns of seismic release in the Southern California region. Journal of Geophysical Research, 100(B4): 6421–6430.
 Press, F. (1995). Needed: Coherent budgeting for science and technology. Science, 270(5241): 1448-1450.
 Press, F. (1994). The restructuring of science in research universities in the post-industrial society. Abstracts with Programs – Geological Society of America, 26(7): 154.
 Press, F. (1991). Geoscience education as viewed from the National Academy of Sciences. Journal of Geological Education, 39(2): 98-100.
 Press, F. (1991). Science and the public welfare. Earthquakes and Volcanoes, 22(3): 93.
 Press, F. (1990). The role of education in technological competitiveness. International Journal of Continuing Engineering Education and Life Long Learning, 1(4): 311–318. DOI: 10.1504/IJCEELL.1991.030366.
 Press, F. (1988). An international decade for natural disaster reduction. USGS Open-File Report No. 88-0361, pp. 53–61.
 Press, F. and R. Siever. (1986). Earth. W.H. Freeman.
 Press, F. (1984). Science and creationism. Geotimes, 29(5): 9.
 Press, F. (1981). Science and technology in the White House, 1977 to 1980; Part 1. Science, 211(4478): 139–145.
 Press, F. (1981). Science and technology in the White House, 1977 to 1980; Part 2. Science, 211(4479): 249–256.
 Press, F. (1975.) Earthquake Prediction. Scientific American, 232(5): 14–23.
 Press, F. (1974). Structure of the Earth and Moon: A Comparison. Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 55(4): 323.
 Press, F. (1972). The Earth and the Moon. Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences, 34(8): 732.
 Press, F. and D.T. Griggs. (1959). Probing the earth with nuclear explosions. Rand Corporation. Issued by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory as UCRL-6013.
 Press, F. (1949).Two applications of normal mode sound propagation in the ocean, Columbia University Ph.D.; via ProQuest; oclc: 6364305.

References
 American Institute of Physics, "Frank Press", Array of Contemporary American Physicists.
 Judith R. Goodstein, "A Conversation with Frank Press" Physics in Perspective, 6: 184–196. (2004).
 Caltech Oral Histories, "Interview with Frank Press" (April 15, 1983).
 American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library and Archive, "Oral History Transcript – Dr. Frank Press"

 SEG Virtual Geoscience Center, "Biographies: Frank Press"
 MIT News, "Press Wins Japan Prize" (March 17, 1993).

Notes

External links
 McNutt, Marcia, "Frank Press (1924–2020)", Science, March 6, 2020. (Vol. 367, Issue 6482, pp. 1077 DOI: 10.1126/science.abb2626)

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Foreign Members of the Royal Society
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Foreign Members of the USSR Academy of Sciences
Jewish American scientists
Lamont–Doherty Earth Observatory people
Members of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts
Members of the French Academy of Sciences
Members of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences
Members of the United States National Academy of Sciences
National Medal of Science laureates
Presidents of the United States National Academy of Sciences
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Scientists from Brooklyn
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Frank Press


Richard "Rich" Swann (născut pe 15 februarie 1991) este un wrestler profesionist american care în prezent se află sub contract cu Impact Wrestling. Este cunoscut pentru timpul petrecut în WWE unde a fost campion Cruiserweight.

Înainte de asta a luptat în companii independente, cum ar fi Evolve, Full Impactul Pro (FIP), Pro Wrestling Guerrilla(PWG), Chikara, Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW), Dragon Gate, Dragon Gate USA și Jersey All Pro Wrestling.

Campionate și Realizări
 Dragon Gate
 Open the Owarai Gate Championship (1 data)
 Open the Triangle Gate Championship (1 data) – cu Naruki Doi si Shachihoko Boy
 Evolve Wrestling
 Open the United Gate Championship (1 data) – cu Johnny Gargano
 Full Impact Pro
 FIP Tag Team Championship (1 data) – cu Roderick Strong
 FIP World Heavyweight Championship (2 ori)
 Florida Rumble (2014) – cu Caleb Konley
 NWA Florida Underground Wrestling/NWA Signature Pro
 FUW Flash Championship (1 data)
 Pro Wrestling Illustrated
 PWI ranked him #119 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2015
 Real Championship Wrestling
 RCW Cruiserweight Championship (1 data)
 Revolution Pro Wrestling
 Undisputed British Tag Team Championship (1 data) – cu Ricochet
 SoCal Uncensored
 Match of the Year (2013) con Ricochet vs. DojoBros (Eddie Edwards si Roderick Strong) y The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson y Nick Jackson) on August 9
 WWE
 WWE Cruiserweight Championship (1 dată)

Referințe

Rich Swann


Kunstnergruppen Sonde  udstillede i  tyve år på Aarhus Kunstmuseum eller få gange i andre steder i Aarhus. Det var dels i Kunstbygningen og på Rådhuset.
Gruppen blev oprettet i 1967 og udstillede derefter indtil de var enige om at slutte i 1987.

I gruppen var kunstnerne: Poul Agger, Frithioff Johansen, Knud  Weinert, Jørgen Jacobsen, Kaj Führer, Poul Vandborg, H.J. Nicolaisen, Teddy Sørensen, Per Neble, Ib S. Østergaard m.fl.
Kunstnere fra Danmark
Grupper

Sonde (kunstnergruppe)


Joseph Okito, né le  à Lusambo dans le territoire de Lusambo au Congo belge et mort le  près de Élisabethville (actuellement Lubumbashi) dans l'État du Katanga, est un homme politique congolais et proche allié politique de Patrice Lumumba qui a brièvement servi successivement comme deuxième vice-président du Sénat (de juin au 8 septembre 1960) et élu président du nouveau bureau du Sénat le 8 septembre 1960 après les départs de Jacques Masangu en fin juillet 1960 pour l'Etat sécessionniste du Katanga  et de Joseph Iléo le 5 septembre 1960. Il a été exécuté aux côtés de Patrice Lumumba et de Maurice Mpolo au Katanga le 17 janvier 1961en République démocratique du Congo (alors République du Congo).

Biographie
Joseph Okito, né  le  à Lusambo, à l'époque chef-lieu de la province du Kasaï au Congo belge.  Il est de l'ethnie Atetela et est mort et assassiné aux côtés de deux autres personnalités politique : Patrice Lumumba et Maurice Mpolo. Son nom Okitoshinga qui signifie dans la langue de Atetela : Héritier de Shinga. Joseph Okito a fait ses études au groupe scolaire des Frères de la charité de sa ville natale. L'enseignement comportait 6 ans de l'école primaire et 3 ans de l'école moyenne; Seuls quelques enfants doués ou dociles accédaient à l'école moyenne. Ce sont eux qui, plus tard allaient constituer la classe dite des évolués. Cependant, après l'école primaire, il a lui été sélectionné dans la juvénile pour le Petit Séminaire à Kabwe et enfin, pour le grand séminaire. Après le séminaire, il devint enseignant au Groupe scolaire des frères de la charité de Lusambo et puis au Collège Saint-Boniface à Elisabethville dans le Katanga. Il suivit une formation de comptabilité de 3 ans par correspondance sous la supervision de Mme Gauthier, une expert comptable belge, au terme de laquelle il devint expert comptable. Il quitta l'enseignement pour la BCK à la direction des recettes avant d'être muté à la gare de Luena, toujours dans le Katanga. Il quitta la BCK pour la société Amato & Frères où il fut responsable du service comptable de la succursale de Port Franqui (actuellement Ilebo)

En début des années 40, il quitta Amato & Frères pour s'installer à son propre compte et monta un cabinet fiduciaire, qui marqua le début d'une carrière en solo très fructueuse. Il fonda successivement une série d'entreprises : l'exploitation forestière, transport en commun, construction, exploitation minérale, construction des voies de desserte agricole,  exploitation agricole, commerce général. À travers ses sociétés, il gagna beaucoup d'adjudications pour la construction des infrastructures scolaires, médicales et de communication dans la province du Kasaï.

Okito jouissait d'un statut social élevé et d'un grand prestige en raison de son esprit d'entreprise, de sa propriété importante de biens, du niveau de sa formation, de sa grande sagesse et de sa modération. Il fut le président de l'Union des Intérêts Sociaux Congolais, un cercle culturel d'élite pour les évolués, à la base du mémorandum de Luluabourg de mars 1944 .

Il a travaillé pour l'administration coloniale pendant de nombreuses années en tant que chef du secteur Batetela du territoire de Lusambo.  Il a été coopté au Conseil provincial du Kasaï et au Conseil national à Léopoldville en 1957 jusqu'en 1959. Pendant la même période, il a régulièrement publié dans le mensuel de la communauté de Luluabourg en otetela, tshiluba et en français.

Carrière politique
L'administration coloniale a choisi Joseph Okito comme l'un des deux Congolais à former pour assumer le rôle de commissaire  du district de Sankuru. Okito pensait que la formation l'aiderait dans une future carrière politique. Il a été envoyé à Lusambo pour observer le commissaire de district et a été éduqué sur les principes de l'administration pendant une heure par jour. En 1958, il fonde et devient président de l'Union rurale du Congo. L'URUCO  s'allia d'abord au Parti national du Progrès (PNP). Après la scission du MNC en juillet 1959, Lumumba vint rencontrer Okito à Lusambo et le convainc d'unir leurs efforts. Le congrès de Luluabourg de mars 1960 consacra la fusion de l'Uruco dans le MNC et Okito prit la charge électoral des candidats du parti dans le Kasaï et au Maniema dans le Kivu.

En mars 1960, Okito participe au Congrès Akutshu-Anamongo de Lodja en tant que l'un des vice-présidents de la conférence. Plus tard, il a été nommé sénateur de la province du Kasaï de la République indépendante du Congo. Il a concouru pour le poste de premier  vice-président du Sénat, mais a perdu contre Jacques Masangu. Le 22 juin 1960, il a été élu le deuxième vice-président du Sénat.  le 11 juin, le Katanga déclare sa sécession du reste du Congo, et dans la suite, les députés et les sénateurs des partis sécessionnistes dont Jacques Masangu, rejoignent le Katanga.  Le 5 septembre, le premier ministre Lumumba est limogé par le président Joseph Kasa-Vubu qui désigne à sa place le président Joseph Iléo comme nouveau premier ministre. Aussitôt élu président du nouveau bureau du Sénat, Okito convoque une plénière du Sénat pour débattre de la crise.  Le 10 septembre, Okito convoque le congrès du parlement qui réhabilite Lumumba dans ses fonctions du premier ministre. Une commission parlementaire de crise est créée, constituée des présidents de deux chambres du parlement, de quelques sénateurs et députés et du représentant du Secrétaire général de l'ONU à titre d'observateur.  Okito préside la commission. Le 13 septembre 1960, la commission parvint à concilier les parties et juguler la crise. Un protocole d'accords est rédigé et signé par toutes les parties ( le Président Kasavubu, le Premier Ministre Lumumba, les deux présidents des chambres du parlement et le représentant du Secrétaire général de l'ONU). Le soir même du 13 septembre, Okito remet personnellement la copie du protocole d'accords au directeur de la radio nationale pour diffusion. 14 septembre, Joseph-Désiré Mobutu  réussit son coup d'état suspend le Chef de l'État, le Premier Ministre et le gouvernement, et ajourne le Parlement.

Fin novembre, Lumumba a fui l'hostilité politique dans la capitale pour organiser un nouveau gouvernement à Stanleyville (actuellement Kisangani). Il a été capturé avant qu'il ne puisse terminer son évasion et emprisonné au camp militaire de Thysville. Okito a été arrêté de manière préventive près de Kikwit et a ensuite été transféré au camp Léopold, avec le ministre de la Jeunesse et des Sports Maurice Mpolo. Le 17 janvier 1961, la discipline dans la base faiblit et les trois hommes sont transportés par avion à Élisabethville, capitale de l'État sécessionniste du Katanga. Une fois sur place, ils ont été brutalement torturés par Moïse Tshombe et Godefroid Munongo, les principaux rivaux politiques de Lumumba et les dirigeants l'État sécessionniste. Cette nuit là, un par un, ils ont été alignés contre un arbre pour être exécutés par un peloton d'exécution. Okito est le premier à être abattu. Alors qu'on le conduisait à l'arbre, il dit : "Je veux qu'on s'occupe de ma femme et de mes enfants à Léopoldville (actuellement Kinshsa)", ce à quoi quelqu'un a répondu : "Nous sommes au Katanga, pas à Léo". Après l'exécution, son corps a été immédiatement place dans une tombe à proximité.

Des messes d'action de grâce célébrées tous les ans à la mémoire de Mpolo et Okito à la cathédrale Notre-Dame de Kinshasa.

Postérité

Joseph Okito et Maurice Mpolo, les deux collaborateurs  de Patrice Emery Lumumba ont été décorés à titre posthume le mercredi 29 juin 2022 au palais de la nation "grand officier" dans l'ordre national des héros nationaux Kabila-Lumumba par le président Felix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo. C'était au cours d'une cérémonie solennelle émouvante après projection d'un extrait du discours prononcé par Patrice Emery Lumumba le 30 juin 1960.

Décorations

 2022 : Grand officier de l'ordre national « Héros nationaux Kabila-Lumumba » .

Notes et références

Liens externes

Personnalité politique congolaise (RDC)
Personnalité politique congolaise assassinée (RDC)
Sénateur de la république démocratique du Congo
Personnalité du Mouvement national congolais-Lumumba
Mort assassiné en république démocratique du Congo
Assassinat par arme à feu
Naissance en février 1910
Décès en janvier 1961
Décès à 50 ans

Joseph Okito


Die Mountainbike-Marathon-Weltmeisterschaften 2012 fanden am 7. Oktober in Ornans in Frankreich statt.

Männer

Datum: 7. Oktober 2012, 09:00
Länge: 84 km

Insgesamt erreichten 91 Fahrer das Ziel.

Der amtierende Weltmeister war Christoph Sauser aus der Schweiz.

Frauen

Datum: 7. Oktober 2012, 08:45
Länge: 63 km

Insgesamt erreichten 40 Fahrerinnen das Ziel.

Die amtierende Weltmeisterin war Annika Langvad aus Dänemark.

Weblinks
 Website des Veranstalters

2012
Radsportveranstaltung 2012
Radsportwettbewerb in Frankreich
Sportveranstaltung im Département Doubs
Ornans


Kıymetli evrak; Ticaret Kanunu'nda, bunlarda mündemiç olan hak senetten ayrı olarak dermeyan edilemediği gibi, başkalarına da devredilemez senetlerdir" şeklinde tanımlanmıştır. Kanunda yer alan bu tanımda, kıymetli evraklar, bir hakkın aracı değil, hakkın unsuru olarak kabul edilmektedir. Hak böylece senede bağlanarak, bir yandan tedavül kolaylığı sağlanırken, diğer yandan şekil şartları ve tekeffül hükümleri ile de güvenlik ihtiyacı güdülmektedir. Birer kıymetli evrak olan para, emtia ve pay senetleri tedavül ve güvenliği en iyi şekilde sağlarlar. Kısaca, kıymetli evrak, hakkın senede bağlı olduğu ve hakkın senetsiz olarak ileri sürülemediği ve devrinin mümkün olmadığı,içerdikleri hakkı temsil etmeleri bakımından bizatihi bir değer ifade eden senetlerdir.

Kıymetli evrakın tasnifi
 Temsil ettikleri hakkın türü bakımından
 Alacak Senetleri (poliçe, bono, çek), tahvil
 Pay senetleri ve ilmuhaberler
 Emtia senetleri ; Ayni hakları temsil eder (taşıma senedi, makbuz senedi, varant, konşimento)
 Yedek edim yetkisi içeren senetler ; Tahviller
 Bir hakkın kullanılmasi talebini içeren senetler ; Kuponlar
 Kamu güvenliğine sahip olup olmama bakımından
 İskonto esasına dayalı olup olmama
 Düzenlenmelerine sebep olan hukuki işleme olan ilgisine göre;
 İlli (sebebe bağlı) kıymetli evraklar
 Kurucu kıymetli evraklar

Kaynakça

Kıymetli evrak


Things Take Time, Take Time é o terceiro álbum de estúdio da cantora e compositora australiana Courtney Barnett. Foi lançado em 12 de novembro de 2021 pela Milk! Records, Mom + Pop Music e Marathon Artists.

Gravação e Produção
O álbum foi gravado em Melbourne e Sydney do final de 2020 ao início de 2021 com a produtora/baterista Stella Mozgawa. The Vinyl Factory chamou o álbum de "uma colagem finamente tecida de instantâneos" e disse que "mergulha na própria psique de Barnett para explorar o amor, a renovação, a cura e a autodescoberta". O primeiro single, "Rae Street", foi lançado em 7 de julho de 2021; o videoclipe segue os moradores de uma rua suburbana, todos interpretados por Barnett. Mais tarde, no mesmo dia, Barnett lançou uma música fora do álbum com 13 segundos chamada "All Eyes on the Pavement" sob o pseudônimo de Oliver Paul, o nome do protagonista de sua música de 2015 "Elevator Operator". A música também foi lançada através de uma gravadora chamada A Crabby Mettle Neutron, um anagrama do nome completo de Barnett.

O segundo single, "Before You Gotta Go", foi lançado em 11 de agosto; seu videoclipe foi lançado em 13 de setembro. O terceiro single, "Write a List of Things to Look Forward to", foi lançado com um videoclipe em 29 de setembro. "If I Don't Hear from You Tonight" foi lançado em 9 de novembro de 2021, como o quarto single do álbum ao lado do anúncio da turnê australiana de 2022.

Recepção da crítica
No Metacritic, Things Take Time, Take Time tem uma pontuação de 79/100, indicando avaliações geralmente favoráveis. El Hunt, da NME, disse: "Em parte como consequência de ter sido escrito e gravado durante a pandemia Things Take Time, Take Time é mais econômico do que os discos anteriores de Barnett, combinando indie-rock despreocupado com dispersões de bateria eletrônica; programado em colaboração com Stella do Warpaint. Embora falte a mordida mais imediata do trabalho anterior de Barnett, sua suavidade lhe dá um foco mais terno."

Faixas

Ficha técnica
Músicos

 Courtney Barnett – vocal, guitarra, baixo, piano
 Stella Mozgawa – bateria, percurssão, teclados, sintetizador

Produção

 Courtney Barnett – produção
 Stella Mozgawa – produção

Referências

Álbuns de Courtney Barnett
Álbuns de 2021

Things Take Time, Take Time


FNM 220 steht für folgende Lokomotiven:

 Dampflokomotive FNM 220
 Diesellokomotive FNM 220

FNM 220


Palicourea elata, sin. Psychotria Elata), biljna tropska vrsta iz porodice broćevki, koja je zbog neobičnog izgleda cvijeta nalik na našminkane ženske usne postala poznata pod nazivima kurvine usne, vruće usne i usne Micka Jeggera. Cvijet oblika usana javlja se prije njihovog potpunog otvaranja kad je biljka spremna za oprašivanje koje vrše kolibri i leptiri.

Raste po tropskim kišnim šumama Belizea, Kolumbije, Kostarike, Ekvadora, Gvatemale, Hondurasa, Jamajke, Meksika, Nikaragve i Paname.

Vrsta je nekada bila uključivana u nekoliko rodova (Callicocca, Cephaelis, Evea, Psychotria, Tapogomea i Uragoga), danas u rod Palicourea.

Sinonimi
 Callicocca elata (Sw.) J.F.Gmel.
 Cephaelis costaricensis Schltdl.
 Cephaelis elata Sw.
 Cephaelis elata f. lutea Standl.
 Cephaelis phoenicia Donn.Sm.
 Cephaelis punicea Vahl
 Evea elata (Sw.) Standl.
 Psychotria elata (Sw.) Hammel
 Tapogomea elata (Sw.) Poir.
 Tapogomea punicea (Vahl) Poir.
 Uragoga elata (Sw.) Kuntze
 Uragoga punicea (Vahl) K.Schum.

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

 World of Flowering Plants, Psychotria elata

Rubioideae

Palicourea elata


Campionatul Mondial de Scrimă din 1958 s-a desfășurat la Philadelphia, Statele Unite.

Rezultate

Masculin

Feminin

Clasament pe medalii

Referințe

1958
1958 în sport
Competiții de scrimă în Statele Unite ale Americii
scrima

Campionatul Mondial de Scrimă din 1958


عمر البرناوي (8 أبريل 1935 في بسكرة - 24 فبراير 2009 في الجزائر العاصمة) كان شاعراً ومؤلفاً جزائرياً.

أتم عمر تعليمه الابتدائي والمتوسطي في مدارس جمعية العلماء المسلمين الجزائريين في مسقط رأسه بريكة. انتقل بعدها إلى مدينة قسنطينة أين زاول دراسته في معهد عبد الحميد بن باديس. سافر فيما بعد إلى تونس ودرس في جامع الزيتونة وحصل على شهادة الباكالوريا عام 1957، ثم على دبلوم في التمثيل من مدرسة التمثيل العربي في تونس عام 1959. في عام 1963 حصل على ليسانس في اللغة العربية من كلية التربية في جامعة بغداد. بعد عودته إلى الجزائر اشتغل مدرسا بثانوية عماره رشيد بالجزائر، ثم مذيعاً ومنتجاً ومقدم برامج في الإذاعتين التونسية والجزائرية، كما رأس تحرير مجلة ألوان من عام 1972 حتى عام 1981. تقلد منصب مستشار لدى وزارة الثقافة الجزائرية. حصل على جائزة أفضل نشيد وطني في الجزائر عام 1983 وهي من أجلك عشنا ياوطني، وشهادة شرف لأحسن أوبيرات عام 1984، وشهادة تكريم من الرئيس الجزائري الأسبق الشاذلي بن جديد عام 1987.

توفي عمر البرناوي في مستشفى عين النعجة بالجزائر العاصمة بعد صراع مع المرض لسنوات عديدة، ودُفن في مسقط رأسه.

البرناوي هو صاحب رائعة "من أجلك عشنا يا وطني"، وفيما يلي كلمات الأنشودة:

من أجلك عشنا يا وطني ***
 نفدي بالروح أراضينا

قد كنا أمس عمالقة ***
 في الحرب نذل أعادينا

 وإنا اليوم عمالقة ***
 في السلم حماة مبادينا

أبطالا كنا لا نرضى ***
 غير الأمجاد تحيينا

نزهو بالماضي في ثقة ***
 والحاضر يعلو ماضينا

فجرنا الثورة من أزل ***
 سجل يا دهر معالينا

والنصر الأكبر كان لنا ***
 مجدا من صنع أيادينا

من أجلك يا، من أجل يا، من أجل يا وطني

جيش التحرير و جبهته ***
 كانا ضوأين بداجينا

قالا:في البدء كرامتنا ***
والشعب يسود هنا فينا

 خيرات الشعب نقسمها ***
فينا بالعدل موازينا

 والدعم المطلق نبذله ***
للشعب الرافض تدجينا

من أجلك يا، من أجلك يا، من أجلك يا وطني

يا سائل..عرب ملتنا ***
 دين الإسلام يواخينا

هامات المجد مرابعنا ***
 ***والله الحافظ يحمينا

من أجلك عشنا يا وطني ***
 نفدي بالروح أراضينا

شعراء وشاعرات جزائريون
مواليد 1935
وفيات 2009

عمر البرناوي


Rosikovke (lat. Droseraceae), biljna porodica iz reda Caryophyllales kojoj pripada preko 170 vrsta biljaka mesožderki. Većina vrsta (177) pripada rodu rosika ili drozera (Drosera) koji je porodici i dao ime. U ostala dva roda pripada svega dvije vrste, to su vodena stupica (Aldrovanda s vrstom A. vesiculosa) i muholovka (Dionaea) s vrstom Venerina muholovka (D. muscipula).

Opis
Droseraceae, je porodica biljaka rosika, koja se sastoji od tri roda i oko 155 vrsta mesožderki u redu Caryophyllales. S iznimkom vodenog roda Aldrovanda, pripadnici Droseraceae obično rastu u močvarama s lošim uvjetima tla. Najveći rod, Drosera, sadrži oko 152 vrste jednogodišnjih i višegodišnjih biljaka poznatih kao rosika i široko rasprostranjenih u tropskim i umjerenim regijama. Listovi tih biljaka obično su raspoređeni u bazalnu rozetu, a gornje površine lista prekrivene su ljepljivim trihomima (biljnim dlakama) s vrhovima žlijezda koji hvataju i probavljaju kukce i drugi mali plijen. Ti su listovi često uvijeni u pupoljak.

Endem malog područja istočnih Sjedinjenih Država, rod Dionaea sastoji se samo od legendarne venerine muholovke (D. muscipula). Obično se prodaje kao "nova biljka", Venerina muholovka ima modificirane listove koji se zatvaraju kako bi uhvatili i probavili muhe i drugi plijen.

Biljka Mjehurasta vodena stupica (Aldrovanda vesiculosa) je jedini član svog roda. Nekada široko rasprostranjena u većem dijelu Europe, Azije, Afrike i Australije, navedena je kao ugrožena vrsta na Crvenom popisu ugroženih vrsta IUCN-a. To jew slobodno plutajuća vodena vrsta koja ima sićušne zamke za plijen koje se brzo aktiviraju kako bi ga uhvatile, osobito ličinke komaraca.

Rodovi
 Aldrovanda L., 1753
 Dionaea  Sol. ex J. Ellis, 1768
 Drosera L., 1753

Vanjske poveznice

Izvori

Porodice klinčićolikih

Rosikovke


Majko, slušaj moju pjesmu (španjolski: Escucha mi canción) je španjolski glazbeni film iz 1959. godine, redatelja Antonia del Amoa. Glavne uloge tumače Joselito kao on sam, Luz Márquez kao Marta, i Jesús Tordesillas kao Marqués de Alvar. Film se prvi put emitirao u Hrvatskoj početkom 60-ih godina prošloga stoljeća te je bio hit.

Film je bio četvrti filmski uradak između redatelja Antonia del Amoa i glumca/pjevača Joselita, koji ga je ujedno i proslavio kao pjevača. Film je prvobitno snimljen u crno-bijeloj tehnici, no kasnije se kolorizirao.

Kratki sadržaj
Joselito, siroče u potrazi za svojom majkom, dio je putujućeg cirkusa te je njihova glavna zvijezda. Zahvaljujući sjajnim dječjim vokalom, Joselito postaje glavna atrakcija tog maloznanog cirkusa. Uskoro, Joselito postaje kazališni izvođač, no protiv svoje volje. Kasnije ga plemkinja ugleda na televiziji te ga prepozna kao vlastita sina.

Uloge
 Joselito kao on sam
 Luz Márquez kao Marta
 Jesús Tordesillas kao Marqués de Alvar
 Barta Barri kao Isabel
 Pilar Sanclemente kao Lucinda
 Salvador Soler Marí kao Joselitov menadžer
 Carlos Miguel Solá
 Dolores Villaespesa
 Ismael Elma
 Antonio Fernández
 Amalia Ariño
 Mariano Alcón
 Domingo Rivas
 Pedro Rodríguez de Quevedo
 Gastón

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

Filmovi 1950-ih
Španjolski filmovi
Glazbeni filmovi

Majko, slušaj moju pjesmu


Piciul (titlul original: în )  este o tragicomedie americană, un film mut realizat în 1921 de regizorul Charlie Chaplin, protagoniști fiind actorii Charlie Chaplin, Jackie Coogan, Edna Purviance și Lita Grey. A avut premiera la 21 ianuarie 1921, fiind distribuit de First National.

Este primul lungmetraj a lui Chaplin ca regizor, film în care este vorba despre un vagabond care găsește un copil, pe care îl crește. Din cauza împrejurărilor, între cei doi se realizează o strânsă legătură sufletească.

Filmul face legătura între comedie și drama socială, care la acel timp era un caz unic în cea de-a șaptea artă.

Conținut

Distribuție

.

 Charlie Chaplin -Micul vagabond
 Jackie Coogan - Piciul
 Edna Purviance - mama
 Carl Miller - tatăl
 Tom Wilson - polițistul
 Henry Bergman - hangiul / profesorul Guido
 Charles Reisner - bătăușul străzii
 Raymond Lee - fratele său mai mic
 Lita Grey - îngerul ispititor
 Jules Hanft - medicul
 Frank Campeau - bărbatul de la casa de copii
 F. Blinn - asistentul său
 Edith Wilson - femeia cu căruciorul de copii
 Jack Coogan Sr. - hoțul de buzunare / Diavolul
 Silas Hathaway - Piciul (ca și copilaș)

Referințe

Vezi și
 Listă de filme străine până în 1989
 Listă de filme americane din 1921
 Listă de filme de comedie din anii 1920
 Listă de filme cu ratingul 100% pe Rotten Tomatoes
 Listă de filme americane de comedie

Legături externe

 Scenes of The Kid

Filme din 1921
Filme de comedie din anii 1920
Filme dramatice
Filme în limba engleză
Filme regizate de Charlie Chaplin
Filme alb-negru
Filme mute
Filme First National Pictures

Piciul (film din 1921)


Cheung Kong (Holdings) Limited, is a multinational conglomerate, based in Hong Kong. It was one of Hong Kong's leading multi-national conglomerates. The company merged with its subsidiary Hutchison Whampoa on 3 June 2015, as part of a major reorganisation, to become part of CK Hutchison Holdings.

The Chairman of Cheung Kong Holdings was Li Ka Shing (李嘉誠), while his elder son, Victor Li (李澤鉅), was Managing Director and Deputy Chairman. Li Ka Shing founded Cheung Kong Industries in 1950s as a plastics manufacturer. Eventually the company evolved into a property investment company. "Cheung Kong (Holdings) Limited" was established in 1971.

The Cheung Kong Group are developers of residential, office, retail, industrial and hotel properties in Hong Kong. With its history of property development and residential estates, As part of the reorganisation of the group, a new company composed of the group's property assets was spun-off in June 2015 as Cheung Kong Property Holdings.

Component companies

The market capitalisation of the Cheung Kong Group's Hong Kong listed companies amounted to HK$1,148 billion on 31 January 2015. The Group operated in over 50 countries and employs over 240,000 staff worldwide.

The Group had nine companies.
Hutchison Whampoa Limited (和記黃埔有限公司)
Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Limited (長江基建集團有限公司)
Power Assets Holdings Limited (香港電燈集團有限公司)
CK Life Sciences Int'l., (Holdings) Inc. (長江生命科技集團有限公司) .
Hutchison Asia Telecommunications Limited (和記電訊國際有限公司)
TOM Group Limited (TOM集團有限公司)
The company was first listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1972 as Cheung Kong Holdings, and developed into a property development and strategic investment company, with interests in life sciences and other businesses.

The company and Sun Hung Kai Properties together became increasingly dominant in the development of new private homes, accounting for 70% of the market in 2010, up from around half of that in 2003. This concentration, with much of the rest of the market occupied by other very large firms, is attributed to the government's policy of auctioning land in expensively large blocks, squeezing out small and mid-sized firms, according to the Consumer Council.

Restructuring
In January 2015, Li Ka Shing confirmed the business would be restructured and its property business spun-off as a separately listed company, Cheung Kong Property. Under the plans, Cheung Kong Holdings purchased the shares in Hutchison Whampoa that it did not already own, and merged the companies under a new single holding company, CK Hutchison Holdings. The new holding company was established on 18 March 2015, based in the Cayman Islands, but listed in Hong Kong.

Hutchison Whampoa was delisted on 3 June 2015, on the same day that a new company comprising the group's existing property assets, Cheung Kong Property Holdings, began trading.

Shareholdings

Telecommunications

The company operates mobile telephone services under the 3 brand in 10 countries, inherited from Hutchison Whampoa.

CK Hutchison's telecommunications subsidiaries in Hong Kong and Australia are listed companies; the company holds 66.09% and 87.87% stakes in these respectively.

Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd

The Chairman of Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Limited (CKI) is Victor Li Tzar Kuoi.  CKI is the largest diversified infrastructure company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. It is a Hong Kong-based diversified infrastructure company, focused on the development, investment and operation of infrastructure businesses in many countries such as China, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

CK Hutchison holds a 75.67% stake in the company.

Power Assets Holdings Limited

The Chairman of Power Assets Holdings Limited is Canning Fok Kin-ning. The listed Hongkong Electric group of companies are
The Hongkong Electric Company Limited (HEC),
Hongkong Electric International Limited (HEI),
Associated Technical Services Limited (ATS); and
some minor subsidiaries.
The Hongkong Electric Company Limited mainly concentrates on generation and supply of electricity on Hong Kong Island and Lamma Island. Hongkong Electric International Limited pursues overseas investment opportunities and Associated Technical Services Limited's principal activity is engineering consultancy and project management.

CK Hutchison holds a 38.87% stake in the company.

CK Life Sciences Int'l., (Holdings) Inc.

CK Life Sciences is engaged in the business of research and development, commercialisation, marketing and sale of biotechnology products. Products developed by CK Life Sciences are categorised into two areas:
 Human health; and
 Environmental sustainability.

CK Hutchison holds a 45.32% stake in the company.

Other investments
Apart from the core business of property development, CK Hutchison' ventures include TOM Group Limited.  Ltd,  Corporation Limited, CK Communications Ltd, Excel Technology International Holdings Ltd,  Corporation (HK) Ltd and Beijing Net-Infinity Technology Development Co., Ltd.

Hutchison Whampoa's 34% stake in the Canadian energy company Husky Energy passed to CK Hutchison on completion of the merger.

See also
List of Chinese companies
3G

References

External links

Predecessors of CK Hutchison Holdings
Land developers of Hong Kong
Conglomerate companies of Hong Kong
Multinational companies headquartered in Hong Kong
1950 establishments in Hong Kong
2015 mergers and acquisitions

Cheung Kong Holdings


Thabang Lebese (* 24. August 1973 in Soweto; † 22. Februar 2012 in Johannesburg) war ein südafrikanischer Fußballspieler.

Lebese, der über die Orlando Wanderers und die Orlando Hotspurs zu den Kaizer Chiefs kam, wechselte dort 1993 in den Profikader. Er bestritt am 25. Januar 1998 ein Spiel für die Südafrikanische Fußballnationalmannschaft im Rahmen des COSAFA Cup gegen Namibia, welches jedoch mit 3:2 verloren ging. Nach über 200 Spielen für die Chiefs, wechselte er 2000 zu Ria Stars nach Pietersburg. Dort konnte er innerhalb einer Saison in 28 Spielen acht Tore erzielen, bevor er zu den Orlando Pirates wechselte. Auch dort blieb er nur eine Saison und wechselte anschließend zu den Silver Stars, wo er jedoch auch nur für insgesamt acht Spiele auf dem Platz stand. Nach jeweils einer weiteren torlosen Saison bei den Moroka Swallows, den Black Leopards und dem Dynamos FC beendete er seine aktive Karriere.

Nach seiner aktiven Karriere war Lebese überwiegend in der Jugendförderung aktiv. Am 22. Februar 2012 starb er unerwartet im Alter von 38 Jahren.

Weblinks
 Nachruf auf SuperSport.com
 Nachruf auf KickOff

Fußballnationalspieler (Südafrika)
Fußballspieler (Kaizer Chiefs)
Fußballspieler (Moroka Swallows)
Fußballspieler (Orlando Pirates)
Fußballspieler (Platinum Stars)
Südafrikaner
Geboren 1973
Gestorben 2012
Mann

Thabang Lebese


La  rue Verrier  est une voie de la commune de Reims, située au sein du département de la Marne, en région Grand Est.

Situation et accès
La rue Verrier appartient administrativement au quartier Europe Chemin Vert, elle porte ce nom depuis 1894 et est une création.

Origine du nom
Il porte le nom de Marie Claude Bernard Verrier qui, général d'Empire, a dirigé la garnison de Metz.

Historique
La rue passait entre les casernes Jeanne d'Arc et Louvois qui furent détruites pour laisser place à l'habitat moderne et civil.

Bâtiments remarquables et lieux de mémoire
La rue longe le square Nathalie d'Esterno, la caserne de gendarmerie, le gymnase Yser et le collège Robert Schumann.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Jean-Yves Sureau, Les rues de Reims, mémoire de la ville, Reims, 2002, .
 Michel Thibault, Mémoire en images Reims, Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire, Alan Sutton, 2000.
 Prosper Tarbé, Reims, essais historiques sur ses rues et ses monuments, Paris, Res Comédit, 1994.

Articles connexes
 Liste des voies de Reims.

Verrier

Rue Verrier


Fotbal Club Dinamo Bucureșt er Rúmenskt Knattspyrnufélag frá Búkarest . Félagið var stofnað á 1948. Það er næst sigursælasta félag Rúmeníu á eftir Steaua Búkarest.

Þeir spiluðu við KR árið 1997 í Evrópukeppni félagsliða  og töpuðu þeirri viðureign.

 Rúmenska Úrvalsdeildin: (18) 1955, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1990, 1992, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2007
 Rúmenska Bikarkeppnin: (12) 1959, 1964, 1968, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1990, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005
 Rúmeski Deildarbikarinn: (1) 2004/05

þekktir leikmenn/fyrverandi leikmenn
 Dudu Georgescu
 Mircea Lucescu
 Dorin Mateuț
 Rodion Cămătaru
 Ioan Andone
 Mircea Rednic
 Bogdan Stelea
 Ioan Sabău
 Florin Răducioiu
 Cătălin Munteanu
 Dorinel Munteanu
 Viorel Moldovan
 Marius Niculae
 Florentin Petre
 Cosmin Contra
 Adrian Mutu

Tenglar
 Heimasíða

Heimildir
https://www.ksi.is/mot/leikskyrsla/?leikur=205943
https://www.uefa.com/memberassociations/teams/50098--dinamo-bucuresti/

Rúmensk knattspyrnufélög

FC Dinamo Búkarest


Chiles kvindefodboldlandshold er de nationale kvindefodboldlandshold på Chile som reguleres af Chiles fodboldforbund.

Resultater

VM

*Omfatter kampe vundet på straffespark.

CONMEBOL

*Omfatter kampe vundet på straffespark.

Eksterne henvisninger
 FIFA Team Profile
 Chile FA Website

Kvindefodboldlandshold
Kvindefodboldlandshold

Chiles kvindefodboldlandshold


الخطوط الجوية الأيبيرية أو أيبيريا  هي شركة الطيران الرسمية الإسبانية، يقع مقرها الرئيسي في العاصمة مدريد وتتخذ من مطار مدريد الدولي مركزاً لعملياتها بالإضافة لمركزها الثاني في مطار برشلونة الدولي، وتقدم الشركة خدماتها لأكثر من 109 وجهة في 39 دولة، و90 وجهة أخرى من خلال اتفاقيات مشاركة الرمز مع شركات طيران أخرى. وتعتبر أيبيريا عضو في تحالف عالم واحد.

هي واحدة من أقدم شركات الطيران في العالم، شركة الطيران الرابعة في أوروبا من حيث عدد المسافرين وهي شركة الطيران الرائدة في حركة المسافرين بين أوروبا وأمريكا الجنوبية، وهي مدرجة في بورصة لندن منذ أبريل 2001. أكدت الخطوط الجوية البريطانية وأيبيريا في 8 أبريل 2010 أنهما قد وقعتا اتفاقية للاندماج، مما جعلهما ثالث أكبر شركة طيران تجارية في العالم من حيث الإيرادات. وافق مساهمو كلتا الناقلتين على الصفقة في 29 نوفمبر 2010. تأسست الشركة المندمجة حديثًا، والمعروفة باسم مجموعة الخطوط الجوية الدولية (IAG) في يناير 2011، على الرغم من استمرار شركتي الطيران في العمل تحت علامتهما التجارية الخاصة.

الوجهات

اتفاقية الرمز المشترك
، لدى أيبيريا اتفاقية الرمز المشترك مع الشركات التالية:

 الخطوط الجوية الأمريكية
 أفيانكا
 الخطوط الجوية البريطانية
 طيران بلغاريا
 خطوط كوبا الجوية
 الخطوط الجوية التشيكية
 Evelop Airlines
 فين إير
 الخطوط الجوية اليابانية
 لاتام البرازيل
 خطوط لان الجوية
 لاتام الإكوادور
 الخطوط الملكية المغربية
 الملكية الأردنية
 خطوط إس سفن
 الخطوط الجوية الدولية الأوكرانية
 خطوط فيولينغ الجوية

الأسطول

الأسطول الحالي

، تشغل شركة أيبيريا (باستثناء شركتي نوستروم إير وأيبيريا أكسبريس التابعة لها) أسطولًا من طائرات إيرباص يتألف من الطائرات التالية:

الأسطول التاريخي

على مر السنين، قامت شركة أيبيريا بتشغيل أنواع الطائرات التالية:

وصلات خارجية
 الموقع الرسمي للشركة
 تفاصيل أسطول الخطوط الجوية الأيبيرية

مراجع

أعضاء إياتا
الخطوط الجوية الأيبيرية
إبكس 35
برنامج المسافر الدائم
تأسيسات سنة 1927 في إسبانيا
سويداد لينيال
شركات إسبانية أسست في 1927
شركات طيران إسبانية
شركات طيران أسست سنة 1927
شركات متعددة الجنسيات
شركات مقرها في مدريد
علامات تجارية إسبانية
قالب:الرابطة الأوروبية للنقل الجوي المنخفض

أيبيريا (شركة طيران)


Markus Bayertz (* 29. Januar 1971 in Willich) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Fußballspieler und aktueller -funktionär.

Karriere
Seit 1986 spielte Bayertz in der Jugend von Bayer 05 Uerdingen, mit deren B-Jugend er als Kapitän  1987 Deutscher Meister wurde. 1990/91 rückte er in die erste Mannschaft und hatte am 23. Spieltag sein Bundesligadebüt gegen den Karlsruher SC (1:1). Am Ende der Saison stieg Uerdingen in die 2. Bundesliga ab. In der folgenden Saison 1991/92, in der Uerdingen der direkte Wiederaufstieg gelang hatte er sieben Einsätze. Nach seinem Engagement in Uerdingen spielte Bayertz für mehrere unterklassige Mannschaften. Mit Rot-Weiß Oberhausen wurde er 1995 Meister der Oberliga Nordrhein. Zuletzt spielte er sechs Jahre für den Wuppertaler SV Borussia, mit dem ihm 2003 als Oberligameister der Aufstieg in die drittklassige Regionalliga Nord gelang. Dort belegte er mit dem WSV in seiner ersten Saison den vierten Platz und scheiterte mit drei Punkten Rückstand auf Dynamo Dresden nur knapp am Durchmarsch in die 2. Bundesliga. Bis zu seinem Karriereende Ende 2006 bestritt er für die Wuppertaler 101 Regionalligaspiele und erzielte dabei 14 Tore. Von 2007 bis 2011 war er Manager des Wuppertaler SV.

Weblinks

 Einsatzdaten im RWO-Archiv und WSV-Archiv

Fußballspieler (KFC Uerdingen 05)
Fußballspieler (FC Wegberg-Beeck)
Fußballspieler (Rot-Weiß Oberhausen)
Fußballspieler (Wuppertaler SV)
Fußballfunktionär (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Geboren 1971
Mann

Markus Bayertz


Dalmatinska nogometna liga – Sjeverna skupina (također i kao Dalmatinska nogometna liga – Sjever) je bila jedna od dvije skupine Dalmatinske nogometne lige u sezoni 1988./89., petog stupnja nogometnog prvenstva Jugoslavije.
Sudjelovalo je 17 klubova, a prvak je bio Orkan iz Dugog Rata.

Ljestvica

 U slučaju neodlučenog rezultata su se izvodili jedanaesterci, nakon kojih bi pobjednik dobio 1 bod, a poraženi ne bi osvojio bod.
 Metalac iz Šibenika u prvom dijelu sezone nastupao kao Metalac TEF

Rezultatska križaljka

 Izvori:

Unutarnje poveznice
 II. Hrvatska liga – Jug 1988./89.
 Dalmatinska liga – Jug 1988./89.
 Prvenstvo NSO Split 1988./89.

Vanjske poveznice

Izvori
 Jurica Gizdić: NK Omladinac : 100 godina baluna u Vranjicu, Vranjic, 2014., , str. 191-194
 Jurica Gizdić: 80 godina kliškog Uskoka, Klis, 2010., , str. 105-108
 Jurica Gizdić: NK Orkan : 90 godina nogometa u Dugom Ratu, Dugi Rat, 2008., , str. 149-152
 Jurica Gizdić: Od Kolektivca do Postira sardi : 1948. – 2008., Postira, 2008.,
 Jurica Gizdić: HNK Trogir : 95 godina nogometa u Trogiru, Trogir, 2007., , str. 149-152

1988-89
1988-89
Dalmacija-Sjever

Dalmatinska nogometna liga – Sjeverna skupina 1988./89.


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Schizachyrium

Schizachyrium delicatum


2 Unlimited are a Belgian/Dutch dance music act, founded by Belgian producers/songwriters Jean-Paul De Coster and Phil Wilde in 1991 in Antwerp, Belgium. From 1991 to 1996, Dutch rapper Ray Slijngaard and Dutch vocalist Anita Doth fronted the act. During these five years, 2 Unlimited enjoyed worldwide mainstream success. They scored a total of sixteen international chart hits, including "Get Ready for This", "Twilight Zone", "No Limit", and "Tribal Dance". The act has sold eighteen million records worldwide. Although they enjoyed less mainstream recognition in the United States, several of their tracks became popular themes in American sporting series, mainly in the NBA and NHL.

History

Formation
Jean-Paul De Coster and Phil Wilde met in their hometown of Antwerp, Belgium, and created 2 Unlimited in their studio, initially without any performers or vocalists. Their first collaboration under the name of Bizz Nizz resulted in a single called "Don't Miss The Party Line" which entered the top 10 in the UK. The two then decided to continue to work together.

De Coster and Wilde had initially created an instrumental track called "Get Ready for This" in May 1991, but they wanted to try out some rap vocals on it. De Coster recalls:

They were so pleased with the result that they agreed to work with them as a duo, and so 2 Unlimited was born.

Get Ready! (1991–1992)
2 Unlimited were signed to Byte Records (Belgium) and licensed to many other record labels worldwide, including PWL Continental in the UK, ZYX in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, Scorpio in France, etc. Their first single, "Get Ready for This", was well received in their home markets, peaking at No. 8 in Belgium, and No. 10 in the Netherlands. It became a No. 2 hit record in both Australia and the UK. The single worked its way up to No. 38 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart, three years after its original release.

A follow-up single, "Twilight Zone", followed in January 1992, topping the charts in the Netherlands and performing well in many other markets, reaching No. 2 in the UK. In the United States, it only reached #49 on the Hot 100 but got to No. 5 on the Hot Dance Club Play chart). To capitalize on this success, the album Get Ready! was released on 24 February 1992, featuring the first two singles and seven more new tracks, including two ballads. Two further singles were released from the album: "Workaholic" and "The Magic Friend". In the US, the album received a Gold certification for sales of 500,000 units in 1995.

No Limits! (1993–1994)
2 Unlimited's lead single from their second album, the similarly-titled "No Limit", was released in January 1993. The repetitive nature of the song helped it become their most successful single to date and by far the best remembered by the general public. It topped the charts in Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK. In Germany, it was certified Platinum for sales of 500,000 units. The track received modest airplay on North American radio stations, reaching the top 25 in the US dance charts. By 1996, worldwide sales had reached 2.3 million units.

"Tribal Dance" was released as a single shortly before the album No Limits! hit stores in May 1993. It became a top 5 hit in Austria, Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK. In Germany, "Tribal Dance" was certified Gold for sales of over 250,000 units. Three further singles were issued from the second album: "Faces", which was considerably different in pace to previous releases; "Maximum Overdrive"; and a re-recorded version of "Let the Beat Control Your Body". In France, this title was changed to "Let the Bass Control Your Body" to avoid any confusion with the slang word "bite" (meaning "penis").

2 Unlimited's second album proved more successful than their first, entering the top five of album charts in Austria, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland. In the UK, the album reached the top of the album chart. By 1996, its total sales had reached three million units, including 592,000 units in the GSA region (Germany, Switzerland, Austria).

Despite the phenomenal success the duo were enjoying in the UK, they were criticised heavily by the music industry, and the British press dubbed them "2 Untalented".

Real Things (1994–1995)
In May 1994, the duo's tenth single, "The Real Thing", was released, and it proved that their fans were still interested, as they sent the single to No. 1 in the Netherlands, as well as the top 5 in Belgium, Germany, and Norway.

While the duo's third album, Real Things, shot to No. 1 in the Netherlands and the UK, it also managed to land in the top 5 in Austria, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland. The record was certified Gold in the UK for sales of over 100,000 units.

The second single from Real Things, "No One", despite being a straightforward pop song, didn't prevent it from reaching No. 2 in the Netherlands' sales chart.

In March 1995, while the follow-up single, "Here I Go", was another top 5 hit in the Netherlands, the band's commercial success seemed to be declining elsewhere—the song only made it to the top 20 in Austria, Belgium, and Sweden. The fourth and final single, the ballad "Nothing Like the Rain", was not as successful and was not released in many territories, including the UK.

Hits Unlimited (1995–1996)
In October 1995, 2 Unlimited released their first compilation album, Hits Unlimited, prompting rumours that they were about to split up. The first single, "Do What's Good for Me", entered the top 5 in Finland, and the top 20 in the Netherlands and the UK. Despite their insistence that they were planning a world tour, in April 1996, shortly after the release of the single "Jump for Joy", both Slijngaard and Doth decided not to extend their five-year contract and left 2 Unlimited.

It later emerged that after having spent so much time together, they were no longer getting on as well as they once had, and there was disagreement about the future sound of the band. They had asked for more creative input and they also felt that they were not getting a fair share of the huge amount of money being earned by the project. As no agreement was reached, they each went their separate ways before a final single, "Spread Your Love", was released in June 1996.

II (1998–1999)
As they still owned the rights to the name 2 Unlimited, De Coster and Wilde recruited two new (again Dutch) singers, Romy van Ooijen (b. 18 November 1971) and Marjon van Iwaarden (b. 18 June 1974), in order to capitalise on previous success. The first single released under the new lineup, "Wanna Get Up", did well in the Netherlands, reaching No. 10. A remix by Sash!, for UK release, reached No. 38.

The album II was released in April 1998. It was not as successful as previous studio albums, nor were the subsequent singles, "Edge of Heaven" and "Never Surrender". In 1999, both van Ooijen and van Iwaarden left 2 Unlimited.

Remixes (2000–2006)
In 2000, Byte Records released the remix singles "No Limit" and "Twilight Zone". A remix album was to be released that year, but some master tapes were stolen from Byte and taken to Russia, where they were released as a bootleg compilation. Also that year, 2 Unlimited made their first appearance on the Eurodance compilation Dancemania series, specifically its Speed sub-series, with their song "Twilight Zone", 'B4 Za Beat Mix'.

In 2001, Byte finally released "Greatest Hits Remixes", featuring many new remixes. Some of the tracks from the stolen master tapes released in Russia were not included. The album was released solely in Japan. In 2002, Trance Remixes: Special Edition was released in Japan, featuring many more new remixes not included in the previous compilation.

In the following years, many "best of" compilations have been released in various territories, often with new remixes. Most notably, ZYX Records released "No Limit 2.3" in 2003 and it was a moderate hit, reaching no. 41 in the German singles chart. It was promoted by a new duo, Débora Remagen and James Giscombe. They were being lined up as a 2 Unlimited "version 3". They still perform, mainly in Eastern Europe, but are not allowed to use their own voices. This is due to copyright issues.

A new CD and DVD set containing all 2 Unlimited music videos, called The Complete History, was released in 2004, along with a single, "Tribal Dance 2.4" (originally released on 12" vinyl in November 2003 as "Tribal Dance 2.3"). 2005 saw the release of The Refreshed Album in Mexico, featuring stunning artwork, but the same remixes found on previous remix albums. In 2006, the DVD was re-packaged with a different CD, Greatest Remix Hits, and released in Australia. The following years saw this package re-released in Argentina, Denmark, Sweden, Asia, and South Africa.

Reunions (2009–2012)
Having both continued to perform their old hits separately in nightclubs and university student unions around the world, the original performers Slijngaard and Doth reunited on 11 April 2009, to perform together for the first time in 13 years at the "I Love the 90s" concert in Hasselt, Belgium. According to a radio interview with Slijngaard, Jean-Paul De Coster did not give permission for the duo to perform under the name 2 Unlimited; however, Phil Wilde attended the gig and provided help with preparing backing tracks.

On 30 April 2009, Slijngaard and Doth performed five songs at the Radio 538 Queen's Day concert at Museumplein in Amsterdam. On 8 June, they were awarded "Most Popular Act of the 1990s", based on the number of weeks in the Dutch Top 40; on 25 September, they performed as a support act for Milk Inc. at the Sportpaleis in Antwerp.

On 29 December 2009, it was announced that the duo would release a new single in 2010, called "In Da Name of Love", as Ray & Anita. It was released as a CD single in the Netherlands through Spinnin' Records on 22 January 2010. It reached No. 6 on the Dutch Top 40 sales chart. On 30 April 2010, a new single was presented during the Dutch Queen's Day, called "Still Unlimited".

In July 2011, Ray & Anita invited fans to be part of the video for "Nothing 2 Lose" in Amsterdam. Fans applied via email and were selected randomly. The video with the fans was shot on 28 July. The single was released at the end of August 2011. The single is also the lead track for the soundtrack of the film Amsterdam Heavy. In the same month, Ray & Anita headlined the "I Love the 90's" stage at Tomorrowland in Belgium.

Comeback (2012–2016)

On 11 July 2012, it was announced that Ray & Anita would be working again with Belgian producer De Coster under the name 2 Unlimited.

On 30 March 2013, Slijngaard and Doth performed their first full concert as 2 Unlimited with their band in Belgium at Antwerps Sportpaleis.

The duo released a remixed version of their very first single, "Get Ready for This", on 28 October 2013. The song was remixed by DJ Steve Aoki and was included on their Greatest Hits album.

In 2014, 2 Unlimited gave concerts at ten festivals that together made up Acceleration 2014, which combined top class car and bike racing with music and entertainment.

On 20 April 2016, 2 Unlimited announced that Doth was leaving the band at the end of 2016 to embark on a solo career. Doth was to be replaced by another singer, whose identity was not revealed right away.

Introduction of Kim (2016–present)
On 13 August 2016, Kim Vergouwen was revealed as Doth's replacement via Slijngaard's Facebook page.

On 9 August 2020, 2 Unlimited performed at the third annual Dance Music Festival in Kielce, Poland.

Band members
Current
 Ray Slijngaard – rap (1991–1996, 2012–present)
 Michèle Karamat Ali – vocals (2022–present)

Former members
 Anita Doth – vocals (1991–1996, 2012–2016)
 Kim Vergouwen – vocals (2016–2021)
 Romy van Ooijen – vocals (1998–1999)
 Marjon van Iwaarden – vocals (1998–1999)

Supporting
 Jean-Paul De Coster – music producer
 Phil Wilde – music producer

Discography

 Get Ready! (1992)
 No Limits! (1993)
 Real Things (1994)
 II (1998)

References

External links
 Official website
 2 Unlimited on Discogs

Musical groups established in 1991
English-language singers from the Netherlands
Dutch Eurodance groups
Dutch techno music groups
Belgian Eurodance groups
Belgian techno music groups

2 Unlimited


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Stipa

Stipa alta


Bramber Castle er en normannisk motte-and-bailey-fæstning i Bramber ved floden Adur i West Sussex i Sydengland. Det var længe ejet af Braose-familien.

Under anden verdenskrig blev der bygget to mindre anlæg på området men de er fjernet igen.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

 Fry, Plantagenet Somerset, The David & Charles Book of Castles, David & Charles, 1980.

 Heritage Trail
 History of Sussex
 Castle UK.net

Slotte i West Sussex
Borgruiner i Storbritannien

Bramber Castle


The 5th Infantry Division was a regular army infantry division of the British Army. It was established by Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington for service in the Peninsular War, as part of the Anglo-Portuguese Army, and was active for most of the period since, including the First World War and the Second World War and was disbanded soon after. The division was reformed in 1995 as an administrative division covering Wales and the English regions of West Midlands, East Midlands and East. Its headquarters were in Shrewsbury. It was disbanded on 1 April 2012.

Peninsular War
The 5th Division during the Peninsular War under the command of General James Leith was present at most of the major engagements including the Battle of Bussaco, the Battle of Sabugal, the Siege of Almeida, the Battle of Badajoz, the Battle of Salamanca, the Battle of Vitoria, the Siege of San Sebastian, the Battle of Nivelle and the Battle of the Nive.

Peninsular War order of battle
The order of battle in summer 1813 was:
 1st Brigade
 3/1st (Royal Scots) Regiment of Foot
 1/9th (Norfolk) Regiment of Foot
 1/38th (1st Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot (from June 1812)
 2/38th (1st Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot (to December 1812)
 2/47th (Lancashire) Regiment of Foot (from October 1813)
 1 Coy., Brunswick-Oels Jaegers
 2nd Brigade
 1/4th (King's Own) Regiment of Foot
 2/4th (King's Own) Regiment of Foot (May to December 1812)
 2/30th (Cambridgeshire) Regiment of Foot
 2/44th (East Essex) Regiment of Foot
 2/47th (Lancashire) Regiment of Foot (to October 1813)
 Portuguese Brigade
 1/3rd Infantry Regiment, Portuguese Army
 2/3rd Infantry Regiment, Portuguese Army
 1/15th Infantry Regiment, Portuguese Army
 2/15th Infantry Regiment, Portuguese Army
 8th Caçadores Battalion, Portuguese Army

Waterloo Campaign

The division was also present during the Waterloo Campaign first seeing action at the Battle of Quatre Bras then at the Battle of Waterloo under the command of Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Picton.

Waterloo order of battle
The division's order of battle at Waterloo was as follows:
 8th British Brigade, Major-General Sir James Kempt
 1/28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot
 1/32nd (Cornwall) Regiment of Foot
 79th Regiment of Foot (Cameron Highlanders)
 1/95th Regiment of Foot (Rifles)
 9th British Brigade, Major-General Sir Dennis Pack
 3/1st Regiment of Foot (Royal Scots)
 42nd (Royal Highland) Regiment of Foot "Black Watch"
 2/44th (East Essex) Regiment of Foot
 92nd Regiment of Foot (Gordon Highlanders)
 5th Hanoverian Brigade, Colonel Ernst von Vincke
 Landwehr Battalion Gifhorn
 Landwehr Battalion Hameln
 Landwehr Battalion Hildesheim
 Landwehr Battalion Peine
 Artillery, Major Heinrich Heise
 Roger's Battery, Royal Artillery
 Braun's Battery, Hanoverian Foot Artillery

Second Boer War

On the outbreak of war in 1899 an Army Corps of three divisions was sent to South Africa from the UK; the troops already there constituted the 4th Division. The rapid deterioration of the situation led the War Office to announce on 11 November 1899 that a 5th Division was to be formed and sent out. This consisted of the 10th and 11th (Lancashire) Brigades and concentrated at Estcourt on 8 January 1900. Under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Warren, 5th Division joined up with the Natal Field Force shortly after the Battle of Colenso and was a part of the relieving army of the besieged Ladysmith.

Second Boer War order of battle
The division was constituted as follows:

10th Brigade
 Commanded by Major-General John Talbot Coke.
 2nd Battalion Dorset Regiment
 2nd Battalion Middlesex Regiment
 2nd Battalion Somerset Light Infantry
 Yorkshires and Warwickshires being left at Cape Colony
 Imperial Light Infantry joined later

11th (Lancashire) Brigade
 Initially commanded by Major-General Edward Woodgate, who was wounded at Spion Kop and died shortly afterwards. He was succeeded by Major-General Arthur Wynne who was later wounded at the Battle of the Tugela Heights and was temporarily succeeded by Brigadier-General Walter Kitchener.
 2nd Battalion Kings Own Royal Lancasters
 2nd Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers
 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment
 1st Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment

Royal Field Artillery
 13th, 67th and 69th Batteries – already in Natal

Royal Engineers
 37th Company

First World War

The 5th Division was a permanently established Regular Army division that was amongst the first to be sent to France as part of the original British Expeditionary Force (BEF) at the outbreak of the First World War. It served on the Western Front for most of the war except for a brief period on the Italian Front from 27 November 1917 to 1 April 1918. The 5th Division, as a Regular Army formation (one of the Old Contemptibles) fought in many of the major battles of the Western Front from the Battle of Mons in 1914, the later stages of the Somme offensive, including the first battle using tanks, up to the Battle of the Selle in 1918.

Order of battle
The order of battle was as follows:
13th Brigade
The 13th Brigade was temporarily under the command of 28th Division between 23 February and 7 April 1915, when it was replaced by 84th Brigade from that Division.
 2nd Battalion, King's Own Scottish Borderers
 2nd Battalion, Duke of Wellington's Regiment (left January 1916)
 1st Battalion, Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)
 2nd Battalion, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (left December 1915)
 1/9th (City of London) Battalion (Queen Victoria's), London Regiment (joined November 1914, left February 1915)
 14th (Service) Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment (joined December 1915, became Divisional Pioneers October 1918)
 15th (Service) Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment (joined January 1916, disbanded October 1918)
 16th (Service) Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment (joined October 1918)
 13th Machine Gun Company, Machine Gun Corps (formed 24 December 1915, moved to 5th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps 26 April 1918)
 13th Trench Mortar Battery (formed April 1916)

14th Brigade
The 14th Brigade transferred to 32nd Division on 30 December 1915
 1st Battalion, Devonshire Regiment (left 12 January 1916)
 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment (left September 1914)
 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment (left 12 January 1916)
 1st Battalion, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry (left 12 January 1916)
 2nd Battalion, Manchester Regiment
 1/5th Battalion, Cheshire Regiment (joined February 1915, left November 1915)
 1/9th (Highlanders) Battalion, Royal Scots (joined November 1915)
 2nd Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (joined November 1915)
 14th Machine Gun Company, Machine Gun Corps (formed December 1915, moved to 5th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps 26 April 1918)
 14th Trench Mortar Battery (formed April 1916)

15th Brigade
The 15th Brigade was temporarily under the command of 28th Division between 3 March and 7 April 1915, when it was replaced by 83rd Brigade from that division.
 1st Battalion, Norfolk Regiment
 1st Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment
 1st Battalion, Cheshire Regiment
 1st Battalion, Dorset Regiment (left December 1915)
 1/6th Battalion, Cheshire Regiment (joined December 1914, left March 1915)
 1/6th (Rifle) Battalion, The King's (Liverpool) Regiment (joined February 1915, left November 1915)
 16th (Service) Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment (joined December 1915, left October 1918)

95th Brigade
95th Brigade transferred from 32nd Division on 26 December 1915
 12th (Service) Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment (Bristol's Own) (joined December 1915, disbanded October 1918)
 1st Battalion, Devonshire Regiment (joined January 1916)
 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment (joined January 1916)
 1st Battalion, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry (joined January 1916)

Artillery
 XV Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
 XXVII Brigade, Royal Field Artillery
 XXVIII Brigade, Royal Field Artillery (until 21 January 1917)
 VIII (Howitzer) Brigade, Royal Field Artillery (until 21 May 1916)
 108th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (until 9 April 1915)

Engineers
 17th Field Company, Royal Engineers (until 26 March 1915)
 59th Field Company, Royal Engineers
 1st South Midland Field Company, Royal Engineers (from 24 March until 10 April 1916)
 2/1st North Midland Field Company, Royal Engineers (from 23 March until 19 May 1915)
 1/2nd Home Counties Field Company, Royal Engineers (joined 2 February 1915; became 491st (Home Counties) Field Company 3 February 1917)
 2nd Durham Field Company, Royal Engineers (joined 20 September 1916; became 527th (Durham) Field Company 3 February 1917)

Pioneers
 6th Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (from 13 June 1916 until 5 October 1918)
 14th (Service) Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment (from 5 October 1918)

Insignia
The 5th Division was unusual among other British divisions in that no battle patches were worn on their tunics or helmets, aside from those briefly worn by New Army battalions bringing them from their former division.

Interwar period
During the interwar period, the division spent time based in Egypt and then in Palestine. The latter occurred during the 1936–1939 Arab revolt in Palestine.

Second World War

Upon the outbreak of the Second World War, in September 1939, the 5th Infantry Division was a Regular Army formation, commanded by Major-General Harold Franklyn, who had been in command since 1938. The division was based at Catterick under Northern Command. Both of its infantry brigades (the 13th and 15th) went to France to join the rest of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) in early October 1939 as independent infantry brigades, but the divisional Headquarters crossed to France on 19 December 1939, coming under the command of Lieutenant-General Alan Brooke's II Corps from 23 December. By the new year of 1940 the division was reformed with three infantry brigades –the 13th, 15th and 17th, all commanded by men who would achieve high rank in the next few years.

Globe Trotting

Throughout the early months of 1940 the division saw some changing of units, as the Territorial Army (TA) divisions began to arrive in France from the United Kingdom. This was part of official BEF policy, based on experience from the Great War, and was intended to strengthen the inexperienced TA formations with experienced Regulars, although at the same time diluting the strength of the Regular divisions with inexperienced TA units. Despite this, the division still maintained its integrity as a Regular formation. The next few months were spent in training, although this was hampered by severe shortages of modern equipment. Due to the lack of immediate action many soldiers believed the war would amount to very little. Despite this, morale in the division was high. This period of inactivity was known as the "Phoney War".

In mid-April the 15th Brigade was sent to Norway and fought, very briefly, in the unsuccessful Norwegian campaign, evacuating from there and arriving in the United Kingdom in early May, although it did not rejoin the 5th Division until 3 July 1940. In early May the 25th Infantry Brigade came temporarily under command of the division in France. The German Army launched its attack in the West on 10 May 1940 and the 5th Division saw action in the battles of Belgium and France in May–June 1940 including the Battle of Arras, supported by the 1st Army Tank Brigade, on 21 May 1940 and at the Battle of the Ypres-Comines Canal from 26 to 28 May 1940, and then was withdrawn to Dunkirk, along with the rest of the BEF, where they were evacuated to England, with most of the division arriving on 1 June. Lieutenant-General Brooke, commanding II Corps, wrote in his diary that there "is no doubt that the 5th Div in its fight on the Ypres-Comines canal saved the II Corps and the BEF".

The division, having sustained very heavy losses, remained in the United Kingdom for the next 21 months, with most of 1940 being spent in Scotland under Scottish Command, reforming in numbers and being brought up to strength with large numbers of conscripts, alongside training in anti-invasion duties and preparing for Operation Sea Lion, the German invasion of the United Kingdom which never arrived. In late March 1941 the division, now under the command of Major-General Horatio Berney-Ficklin, who had taken over in July 1940 (and previously commanded the 15th Brigade), was sent to Northern Ireland, coming under command of Lieutenant-General James Marshall-Cornwall's III Corps, under overall control of British Troops Northern Ireland, and, as in Scotland, continued training to repel a German invasion there (see Operation Green).

The division left Northern Ireland on 16 March 1942 and served and travelled in so many regions of the world that they were known as the Globe Trotters, and became the most travelled division of the British Army during the Second World War. In April 1942 the 13th and 17th Infantry Brigades and a portion of the divisional troops were detached to 'Force 121' for Operation Ironclad, the invasion of Vichy French held Madagascar. The division was not complete again until August 1942. It was sent from the United Kingdom to India for three months and then to Middle East Command, where it trained in mountain warfare.

In mid-February 1943 the division was sent to Syria, remaining there for the next four months, and later Egypt, where it came under the command of British XIII Corps, commanded by Lieutenant-General Miles Dempsey (who earlier had commanded the 13th Brigade in France and Belgium in 1940), which was part of the British Eighth Army, under General Sir Bernard Montgomery. The division, serving again alongside the 50th Division, began training in amphibious operations in preparation for Operation Husky, the Allied invasion of Sicily.

Sicily, Italy and North-Western Europe

The 5th Division saw action during the invasion of Sicily where, towards the end of the campaign, in early August, the divisional commander, Major-General Berney-Ficklin, who had commanded the division since July 1940, was replaced by Major-General Gerard Bucknall. The division was pulled out of the line and absorbed replacements, and invaded the Italian mainland in Operation Baytown on 3 September (four years since Britain's entry into the war), still as part of XIII Corps of the Eighth Army, but now serving alongside the 1st Canadian Infantry Division, and advanced up the spine of Italy. Later in the year, the division fought in the Moro River Campaign, although sustaining relatively light casualties in comparison to the other Allied formations involved.

Progress for the Allied Armies in Italy (AAI), commanded by General Sir Harold Alexander, towards the end of 1943 had slowed down considerably, due mainly to a combination of worsening weather, stiffening German resistance and the Winter Line (also known as the Gustav Line, a series of formidable defences the Germans had created). The Eighth Army, operating on the Adriatic coast, had already pierced the Gustav Line at its eastern end. However, the appalling weather conditions forbade further progress and so operations there were closed down. As a result, the relatively intact 5th Division was available elsewhere. Therefore, in early January 1944 the division was transferred from the Eighth Army, now under Lieutenant-General Sir Oliver Leese, to the western side of Italy to join Lieutenant-General Richard McCreery's British X Corps. X Corps, stationed along the Garigliano river, was part of Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark's U.S. Fifth Army. The division, now commanded by Major-General Philip Gregson-Ellis and with the veteran 201st Guards Brigade now under command, crossed the Garigliano river as part of the First Battle of Monte Cassino where it gained considerable territory.

In March 1944 the division, after holding its positions that it gained during the battle, was transferred again, this time to the Anzio bridgehead (or, more appropriately, beachhead) where they came under command of Major General Lucian Truscott's U.S. VI Corps and relieved the battered 56th Division, which was returning to the Middle East. Although by this time the major battles for the Anzio beachhead were over, the division was involved in minor skirmishing and operating in conditions more reminiscent of the trench warfare of the First World War. In May the division participated in Operation Diadem and the breakout from Anzio, which led to the capture of the Italian capital of Rome in early June. During the fighting, Sergeant Maurice Rogers of the 2nd Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross, the first and only to be awarded to the 5th Division during the Second World War. Soon afterwards the division, having sustained just under 3,000 casualties since its arrival at Anzio three months before, was then withdrawn to Palestine, arriving there in mid-July. The division then came under command of Persia and Transjordan Command.

The division, now commanded by the relatively young Major-General Richard Hull, who, at the age of 37, was the youngest division commander in the British Army (and later destined to become Chief of the General Staff and Chief of the Defence Staff), returned to Italy in early 1945 where they relieved the 1st Infantry Division, which had fought alongside the Globetrotters at Anzio. Soon afterwards, however, the division was transferred to the Western Front in March 1945 to participate in the final stages of the North West Europe campaign. Arriving in Belgium just after the British crossing of the Rhine, the division came under command of VIII Corps, under Lieutenant-General Evelyn Barker, part of the British Second Army, under Lieutenant-General Miles Dempsey, and took part in the Western Allied invasion of Germany, closely supported by elements of the 6th Guards Armoured Brigade.

Throughout the Second World War, the British 5th Infantry Division used a 'Y' on a khaki background as its insignia.

Order of battle
The 5th Infantry Division was constituted as follows during the war:
13th Infantry Brigade (detached to Force 121 in Madagascar from 26 April until 2 August 1942)
 2nd Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
 2nd Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (30 November 1939 to 14 August 1944)
 2nd Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment
 13th Infantry Brigade Anti-Tank Company (from 3 September 1939, disbanded 6 January 1941)
 5th Battalion, Essex Regiment (from 14 August 1944)
 13th Infantry Brigade Support Company (from 4 May 1943, left 20 June 1944)

15th Infantry Brigade
 1st Battalion, Green Howards
 1st Battalion, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
 1st Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment
 15th Infantry Brigade Anti-Tank Company (formed 29 September 1939, disbanded 6 January 1941)
 15th Infantry Brigade Support Company (from 4 May 1943, left 14 June 1944)

17th Infantry Brigade (Brigade HQ formed 3 October 1939, detached to Force 121 in Madagascar from 15 March to 30 June 1942)
 2nd Battalion, Royal Scots Fusiliers (from 4 October 1939)
 2nd Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders (from 4 October 1939, left 30 March 1940)
 2nd Battalion, Northamptonshire Regiment (from 5 October 1939)
 17th Infantry Brigade Anti-Tank Company (formed 18 October 1939, disbanded 6 January 1941)
 6th Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders (from 30 March 1940)
 17th Infantry Brigade Support Company (from 4 May 1943, left 6 June 1944)

Divisional Troops
 7th Battalion, Cheshire Regiment (machine gun battalion, from 11 November 1941)
 3rd Battalion, Tower Hamlets Rifles (Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own)) (Reconnaissance Battalion, from 15 to 29 January 1941)
 5th Battalion, Reconnaissance Corps (formed from 3rd Tower Hamlets Rifles, 30 January 1941, redesignated 5th Regiment 6 June 1942, became 5th Reconnaissance Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps 1 January 1944)
 9th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (until 7 April 1942)
 91st (4th London) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (until 26 April 1942, and again from 2 July 1942)
 92nd (5th London) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (left 30 April 1940, returned 6 June 1940)
 97th (Kent Yeomanry) Army Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (from 14 to 31 May 1940)
 156th (Lanarkshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (from 29 August 1942)
 52nd (6th London) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery (from 28 December 1939)
 18th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (from 5 February 1943)
 245th (Welsh) Field Company, Royal Engineers (from 29 December 1939)
 252nd (West Lancashire) Field Company, Royal Engineers (from 29 December 1939)
 506th Field Company, Royal Engineers (until 29 January 1940)
 38th Field Company, Royal Engineers (from 29 January 1940 until 7 April 1942, and again from 30 June 1942)
 254th (West Lancashire) Field Park Company, Royal Engineers (from 29 December 1939)
 18th Bridging Platoon, Royal Engineers (from 16 March 1943)
 5th Divisional Signals Regiment, Royal Corps of Signals

Post War and Cold War

The division remained in Germany, undertaking occupation duties, into the immediate post-war period. Major-General John Churcher was the final commander, taking command in July 1947 and the division was disbanded two months later in September. In April 1958, as part of a restructure undertaken by the British Army of the Rhine (BAOR), the 7th Armoured Division was converted into and became the newly revived 5th Division and was headquartered at Verden an der Aller, Germany. This incarnation of the division lasted until 30 June 1960. The following day, 1 July, it was redesignated as the 1st Division and took on that formation's lineage and insignia.

On 1 April 1968, the Army Strategic Command was formed in the UK, with a goal of supporting NATO forces from as far north as Norway to as far south as Turkey; to provide internal security operations world-wide; and to undertake limited operations alongside allied forces. In conjunction with this command being formed, the 5th Division was resurrected at Wrexham. During this period, it consisted of the 2nd, the 8th, and the 39th Infantry Brigades. However, with the onset of Operation Banner, the deployment of British troops to Northern Ireland during The Troubles, the division was disbanded on 26 February 1971 as it was no longer needed.

Final decades

During the mid-1990s, the British Army restructured and disbanded various regional districts, which were replaced by several regionally based divisions. This included the reformed 5th Division, alongside the 2nd and the 4th Divisions. These formations were all dubbed "regenerative" divisions, and held administrative and training responsibilities for all non-deployed forces located within their geographical boundaries. For the 5th Division, this included Wales, the West Midlands, and North West England. In the event of a major international crisis, the formation would be used as the core to form a combat-ready division around. On reformation (April 1995), the division was headquartered in Shrewsbury and comprised the 42nd Brigade (headquartered in Preston, Lancashire), the 143rd Brigade (Shrewsbury), and the 160th Infantry Brigades (Brecon). At the time, it was around 4,600 strong and also contained 97 artillery pieces, one multiple launch rocket system, two helicopters, and 123 tracked vehicles.

As part of its training mandate, the division dispatched troops to train in Belize, was the first British formation to undertake training operations in Slovakia, and regularly worked with the Army Cadet Force. In addition to training, the division was held responsible for environmental conservation in areas that it oversaw. It also conducted a number of UK-based humanitarian missions in the early 2000s. During Operation Waterfowl, the division assisted those effected by the Autumn 2000 Western Europe floods. In 2001, the division supported farmers across the country, as well as the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, during the 2001 United Kingdom foot-and-mouth outbreak (its deployment falling under the codename Operation Peninsular). The same year, it also sent troops to join the Stabilisation Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Operation Palatine).

By the mid-2000s, the division's boundaries had changed. The 2nd Division was assigned northern England and the 42nd Brigade. In turn, the 5th Division's area of responsibility was expanded so that it stretched from Wales, across the Midlands, and included the East of England. It also took command of the 49th (East) Brigade. The opening decade of the millennium saw the outbreak of the War on terror, which resulted in British deployments to Afghanistan (Operation Herrick) and Iraq (Operation Telic and the division prepared troops for deployments to these conflicts. It also sent troops to the Falkland Islands.

The Strategic Defence and Security Review of 2010 identified that the army had had become optimised for operations in Afghanistan, but in order to meet potential future threats would need to be reorgnised to become more flexible. This restructure was called Army 2020 and resulted in the decision to disband the three regional regenerative divisions, to be replaced by Support Command, with the aim of making the home-based forces better able to support any deployed troops. The 5th Division was disbanded alongside the 2nd during April 2012, with the 4th Division preceding them in January.

See also

 List of commanders of the British 5th Division
 List of British divisions in World War I
 List of British divisions in World War II
 British Army Order of Battle (September 1939)

Notes

Footnotes

Citations

References

 Norman E.H. Litchfield, The Territorial Artillery 1908–1988 (Their Lineage, Uniforms and Badges), Nottingham: Sherwood Press, 1992, .

Further reading

Infantry divisions of the British Army in World War I
Italian front (World War I)
Infantry divisions of the British Army in World War II
Military units and formations established in 1810
Military units and formations established in 1814
Military units and formations established in 1899
Military units and formations established in 1902
Military units and formations established in 1919
Military units and formations established in 1929
Military units and formations established in 1958
Military units and formations established in 1968
Military units and formations established in 1995
Military units and formations in Shrewsbury
Military units and formations in Shropshire
Organisations based in Shropshire

5th Infantry Division (United Kingdom)


(25108) Boström, denumire internațională (25108) Bostrom, este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi.

Descriere
25108 Boström este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi. A fost descoperit pe  la Socorro, New Mexico, în cadrul proiectului LINEAR. Asteroidul prezintă o orbită caracterizată de o semiaxă mare de 2,64 ua, o excentricitate de 0,16 și o înclinație de 7,3° în raport cu ecliptica.

Vezi și
 Lista planetelor minore: 25001-26000
 Centura de asteroizi

Referințe

Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 1998
Centura de asteroizi

25108 Boström


Philippe de Villiers (født 25. marts 1949 i Essarts-en-Bocage, Vendée) (egentligt: vicegreve Philippe Le Jolis de Villiers de Saintignon) er en fransk iværksætter, forfatter og gaullistisk orienteret politiker.

Han opstillede forgæves ved præsidentvalgene i 1995 og 2007.

Iværksætter
Som 27-årig grundlagde Philippe de Villiers den historiske temapark Puy de Fou. Parken er Frankrigs næstmest besøgte forlystelsespark efter Disneyland Resort Paris.

Præsidentkandidat
I 1994 stiftede Philippe de Villiers Bevægelsen for Frankrig (MPF). Han har tidligere været medlem af andre partier.

Han stillede op for sit parti ved præsidentvalgene i 1995 og 2007. Første gang fik han 4,74 procent af stemmerne, og anden gang fik han 2,23 procent.

Kulturminister
I 1986–1987 var Philippe de Villiers viceminister for kultur og kommunikation i Jacques Chiracs anden regering.

Medlem af Europa-Parlamentet
Philippe de Villiers var medlem af Europa-Parlamentet i 1994–1997, i juli–december 1999 og i 2004–2014.

Her har han blandt andet været med i Gruppen for Europæisk Frihed og Direkte Demokrati.

Medlem af Nationalforsamlingen
Philippe de Villiers var medlem af Nationalforsamlingen i 1987-1994 og i 1997-2004.

Formand for departementsrådet
Philippe de Villiers var medlem af departementsrådet for Vendée i 1987-2010. Han var formand i 1988-2010.

Referencer

Præsidentkandidater fra Frankrig
Medlemmer af Europa-Parlamentet fra Frankrig
Kulturministre fra Frankrig
Gaullister

Philippe de Villiers


Vor tidsregning  er en betegnelse for den kalendertid, som er mest benyttet globalt i dag. På dansk bruger man to betegnelser for denne kalender. Den ene er efter vor tidsregnings begyndelse (e.v.t.)/før vor tidsregnings begyndelse (f.v.t.). Den anden er e.Kr. ("Efter Kristi fødsel")/f.Kr.(før Kristi fødsel). Den sidste betegnelse er en oversættelse af det latinske udtryk Anno Domini, der betyder "i det Herrens år").

De to tidsregninger er numerisk tilsvarende, således at " e.v.t" svarer til " e.Kr.", og "400 f.v.t" svarer til "400 f.Kr.". Begge notationer henviser til den gregorianske kalender (og dens forgænger, den julianske kalender). År-nummereringen, som anvendes til den gregorianske kalender, er den mest udbredte alment brugte kalender i verden i dag.

På engelsk bruges dels udtrykkene AD (Anno Domini)/BC (Before Christ), dels udtrykkene CE (Common Era)/BCE (Before Common Era). Siden slutningen af det 20. århundrede er BCE og CE blevet populære i akademiske og videnskabelige publikationer, fordi BCE og CE er religiøst neutrale udtryk.

Tidsregningen er oprindelig fastlagt ud fra tidspunktet for Jesu formodede fødsel. Det skal understreges, at der ikke findes et udstrakt "år 0". År 1 e.Kr. følger umiddelbart efter år 1 f.Kr. Udtrykket "år 0" skal forstås som punktet (tidspunktet) mellem år 1 f.Kr. og år 1 e.Kr. Årstallene skal på denne måde ses som ordinaltal snarere end kardinaltal.

Tidsregningen blev udtænkt af den østromerske munk Dionysius Exiguus (ca. 470-ca. 544) i 525, men den blev først almindeligt brugt i 800-tallet.

Referencer

Tidsbestemmelse

Vor tidsregning


Oxalis dehradunensis er jurt af smæruættkvísl sem er upprunnin frá eyjum Karíbahafs (Bahamaeyjar, Kúba, Dóminíska lýðveldið og fl.).

Tilvísanir

Súrsmæruætt

Oxalis dehradunensis


The end er en kortfilm instrueret af Niels Peder Pedersen efter manuskript af Niels Peder Pedersen, Peter Nielsen.

Handling
To ærkefjender mødes til det endelige opgør.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Danske film fra 2000

Kortfilm fra Danmark

The end


This page lists German naval ministers.

List

Reich Minister of the Navy in the Provisional Central Authority (1848–1849)

Chief of the Imperial Admiralty (1872–1889)

State Secretaries to the Imperial Navy Office of the German Empire (1889–1919)

Naval
Naval ministers
Naval history of Germany

List of German naval ministers


Pobedino () ist ein russischer Ortsname:

in der Oblast Kaliningrad:
 Pobedino (Kaliningrad, Gurjewsk), Siedlung im Rajon Gurjewsk (Legitten, Kreis Königsberg/Samland, Ostpreußen)
 Pobedino (Kaliningrad, Krasnosnamensk), Siedlung im Rajon Krasnosnamensk (Schillehnen, 1938–1946 Schillfelde, auch: Inglauden,  1938–1946 Inglau, und: Strunzlaugken, 1938–1946 Strunzhof,  Kreis Pillkallen/Schloßberg, Ostpreußen)
 Pobedino (Kaliningrad, Slawsk), Siedlung im Rajon Slawsk (Endrejen, 1938–1946 Ossafelde, Kreis Niederung/Elchniederung, Ostpreußen)
in der Oblast Sachalin:
 Pobedino (Sachalin)

Pobedino


Petar Vovk  (Zagreb, 7. svibnja 1926.  Zagreb, 7. veljače 2020.) bio je hrvatski arhitekt.

Lik i djelo

Petar Vovk rođen je u Zagrebu, 7.svibnja 1926.  Nakon pohađanja I. muške realne gimnazije u Zagrebu diplomirao je 1952. na Arhitektonskom fakultetu u Zagrebu s odličnim uspjehom.  Nakon završenog studija radio je u APB Novak-Tušek kasnije udružen u obnovljeni Arhitektonski projektni zavod  - APZ.  Od 1. studenoga 1963. Petar Vovk postao je rukovoditelj ateliera A1 u APZ-u, Petrinjska 7 u Zagrebu. Petar Vovk tertirao je arhitekturu i njenu funkciju u interakciji unutrašnjeg i vanjskog prostora.
Sva su njegova značajna dijela stvorena u takvom poimanju arhitekture. Na taj su način u igri zatvaranja i rastvaranja osmišljeni  prije svega Vovkovi niski i razvedeni objekti kao što su Centar Zapruđe (1965.), Memorijalni muzej, Jasenovac (1966) i spomen-škola Jasenovac (1969.), ali čak i kod viših objekata kao što je Chromosov neboder (1977) i hotel Olympic (Dagomis, Soči, Rusija, 1974) uspješno je volumenom obuhvatio prostor.
Preminuo je 7. veljače 2020. u 94. godini života.

Značajnija ostvarenja i natječaji

 poslovni objekt (Neboder) Ilica 1a, Zagreb,1955, (autori: Vovk,  Žuljević) III nagrada
 kompleks trafostanica Zagreb-istok,  1959, (autori:  Vovk, Dunaj) I nagrada
 Televizijski toranj Sljeme, 1958, (autori:  Vovk, Tomljenović, Gradiš) I nagrada
 SUP Karlovac, 1960, (autor Vovk) I nagrada
 tržni centar u Mlinovima u Zagrebu (autor Vovk), 1961 (realiziran)
 tržni centar na Bijeničkoj cesti u Zagrebu (autori: Vovk, Tušek), 1961 (realiziran)
 kompleks centar Zapruđe, Zagreb,  1965, (autor Vovk)  I nagrada (realiziran)
 Memorijalni muzej Jasenovac, 1966, (autor Vovk)  I nagrada (realiziran)
 spomen-škola Jasenovac, 1969, (autor Vovk) I nagrada (realiziran)
 fontana Zapruđe, Zagreb, 1972, (autori: Kiš, Vovk)
 hotel Zagorje (Sheraton), (autor Vovk)  I nagrada
 poslovni toranj Chromos (Chromosov neboder), Zagreb,  1977 (autori: Petar Vovk, Marijan Turkulin) I nagrada (realiziran 1989)
 hotel Olympic, Dagomis, Soči, Rusija, 1974, (autor Vovk)  I nagrada (realiziran 1977)
 Stanica javne sigurnosti Trešnjevka, Zagreb, (autor Vovk)  realiziran 1980
 transformatorska stanica  Ksaver, Zagreb, 1979 (autori: Petar Vovk, Marijan Turkulin) I nagrada (realiziran 1980)

Galerija

Izvori

Hrvatski arhitekti
Životopisi, Zagreb
Arhitekti i graditelji u Hrvatskoj

Petar Vovk


Negrópolis fue un programa de radio argentino emitido en Rock & Pop.

Surgió luego de que Elizabeth "La Negra" Vernaci aceptó la propuesta de la emisora para ocupar con el equipo de su programa anterior (Tarde negra) el horario matutino vacante tras el fin de ¿Cuál es? con Mario Pergolini.

Equipo
Conductora: Elizabeth "La Negra" Vernaci
Coconductor: Humberto Tortonese
Comentarista de música: Eduardo de la Puente
Comentarista de curiosidades y espectáculo: Natalia Carulias
Humorista: Carlos Sturze
Columnista de arte: Nushi Muntaabski
Columnista de maternidad: Ingrid Beck
Columnista de economía: Carlos Burgueño
Columnista de sexología: Patricio Gómez Di Leva
Columnista de tecnología: Federico Ini
Columnista de deporte: Gustavo Grabia
Productores: Sergio Salazar - Guillermo "Guillo" García
Guionista: Carlos Barragán
Operador técnico: Sebastián Merani

Premios y nominaciones

 Martín Fierro 2013: Labor conducción femenina - Elizabeth Vernaci - Negrópolis en Rock & Pop - Nominada
 Martín Fierro 2014: Programa de interés general - Negrópolis en Rock & Pop - Nominado
 Martín Fierro 2014: Labor conducción femenina - Elizabeth Vernaci - Negrópolis en Rock & Pop - Nominada

Cancelación
Negrópolis salió del aire debido que Rock & Pop no renovó los contratos de Elizabeth "La Negra" Vernaci y de su compañero Humberto Tortonese. La decisión habría sido motivada por una polémica discusión mediática entre la conductora y Victoria Vanucci, esposa de uno de los propietarios de la emisora en aquel entonces.

Referencias

Véase también

 Radio Bangkok
 ¿Cuál es?
 Tarde negra
 Lucy en el cielo con Capusottos
 Bombardeo del Demo
 El Aguante
 Black & Toc

Programas de radio de Argentina
Programas de radio iniciados en 2012
Programas de radio finalizados en 2013
Programas de radio de variedades

Negrópolis


An Paspalum fasciculatum in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni Carl Ludwig von Willdenow ngan Johannes Flüggé. An Paspalum fasciculatum in nahilalakip ha genus nga Paspalum, ngan familia nga Poaceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Mga sumpay ha gawas

Paspalum

Paspalum fasciculatum


Dudjom Sangye Pema Shepa Rinpoché () né le 21 avril 1990 à Jyekundo dans le Kham, ancienne province du Tibet, et mort le 15 février 2022 en Chine, est un des yangsi reconnu comme l'incarnation de Dudjom Rinpoché.

Biographie
Dudjom Sangye Pema Shepa Rinpoché est le petit-fils du  Dudjom Rinpoché. Né à Jyekundo au Tibet le 21 avril 1990, il a été reconnu par le tertön Khandro Tare Lhamo. Chatral Rinpoché et Thinley Norbu Rinpoché, le fils aîné du  Dudjom Rinpoché, ont confirmé la reconnaissance.

Dudjom Sangye Pema Shepa Rinpoché a été officiellement intronisé au Tibet par Kyabje Khenpo Jigme Phuntsok, lors d'une cérémonie au monastère de Dzongsar en présence de Dzongsar Khyentsé Rinpoché. Une seconde intronisation a eu lieu le jour de Lhabab-Düchen en 1994 au Népal à Godavari, par Chatral Rinpoché

La liste des autres grands lamas endossant la reconnaissance de Dudjom Sangye Pema Shepa Rinpoché inclut Mindroling Trichen Rinpoché, Penor Rinpoché, Sakya Trizin Rinpoché, Shechen Rabjam Rinpoché, Kathok Situ Rinpoché, Dodrupchen Rinpoché, et Dzarong Trulzhik Rinpoché. Dudjom Sangye Pema Shepa Rinpoché étudie sous la direction de Chatral Rinpoché. Il est mort soudainement au Dudjom Labrang résidence le 15 février 2022 à l'âge de 32 ans. A la demande de Namkha Rinpoché, le  Karmapa Orgyen Trinley Dorje a composé une prière pour son retour rapide.

Notes et références

Naissance en avril 1990
Naissance dans le Kham
Rinpoché
Décès à 31 ans
Décès en Chine
Décès en février 2022

Dudjom Sangye Pema Shepa Rinpoché


Leo Gumilevsky (Леў Гумілеўскі) es un escultor bielorruso, nacido el  en Moscú . En el año 1991 fue nombrado Artista nacional de Bielorrusia - .

Vive y trabaja en Minsk, junto a su hijo Sergey Gumilevsky, también escultor.

Obras

Entre las obras de Leo Gumilevsky se incluyen:
 El monumento a Yanka Kupala en Minsk

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Escultores de Bielorrusia
Escultores del siglo XX
Bielorrusos del siglo XX
Nacidos en Moscú

Leo Gumilevsky


Psihologija gomila (fr. Psychologie des Foules) knjiga je koju je Gustave Le Bon objavio 1895.

U knjizi Le Bon tvrdi da postoji nekoliko karaktera psihologije gomile: "impulzivnost, razdražljivost, nepodobnost razmišljanja, manjak prosuđivanja i kritičnoga duha, pretjerivanje u osjećajima i razni drugi, ..." Le Bon tvrdi "da pojedinac, koji već neko vrijeme tone u burnoj gomili, dolazi doskora — zbog struja, koje iz nje naviru ili iz sasvim drugih uzroka, koje mi ne poznajemo — u neko posebno stanje, koje u mnogom naliči na neku opčinjenost, u kojoj se nalazi hipnotizirani, kad je u rukama hipnotizera."

Međutim, Le Bonovo djelo doživljava kritike, na primjer Stephen Reicher, profesor psihologije gomile, kaže: "postoji jasan rasizam, rasizam iz 19. stoljeća i ageizam, a drugdje postoji seksizam koji obitava u tom pogledu. Ukratko, to je pogled lude gomile, pogled koji vidite svaki put kad vidite kolektivne nerede u ponašanju, to je činjenica da ti ljudi ne protestiraju ni zbog čega, da nemaju nikakvih pritužbi, da nemaju razloga, da su 'ludi', pa nemamo što pitati o sebi i nejednakostima našeg društva, možemo samo ukazati na njih i reći da se radi samo o njima." Pored toga, novije istraživanje baca sumnju na zaključke mnogih djela, poput pretpostavljenog gubitka posredovanja, a knjige se fokusiraju na individualizam kao psihološku paradigmu.

Izvori

Psihologija

Psihologija gomila