ටින්ටින්ගේ වීර ක්‍රියා ( French title "Les Aventures de Tintin et Milou" /English title "The Adventures of Tintin" )

තවද බලන්න
 ටින්ටින් පොත්, චිත්‍රපට හා මාධ්‍ය

අඩවියෙන් බැහැර පිටු

  ටින් ටින් නිල වෙබ් අඩවිය

Adventures of Tintin, The
Adventures of Tintin, The
Adventures of Tintin, The
Adventures of Tintin, The

ටින්ටින්ගේ වීර ක්‍රියා


Embu-Guaçu es un municipio de la Microrregión de Itapecerica da Serra, en la Región Metropolitana de São Paulo, estado de São Paulo, Brasil. Su población estimada en 2009 era de 62.137 habitantes. Su superficie es de 155,04 km², de lo cual resulta una densidad de 465,5 habitantes por kilómetro cuadrado.

Topónimo
"Embuguaçu" es un término proveniente del tupí y significa "serpiente grande" o "boa", de mboîa ("serpiente") y gûasu ("grande").

Historia
Su nombre original era M'Boy-Guaçu. Elevado à categoría de municipio em 1965, cuando se separó de Itapecerica da Serra.

El antiguo ferrocarril Estrada de Ferro Sorocabana (1934-1971), cuyo nombre cambió posteriormente a Ferrovia Paulista Sociedade Anônima (1971-1998) y actualmente es administrado por la América Latina Logística, cruza el municipio, donde hay una estación inaugurada el 5 de abril de 1934. Hasta noviembre de 1997, hubo tránsito de pasajeros entre Embu-Guaçu y Santos.

Geografía
Un análisis de la división territorial concluido por el Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística el 1 de junio de 1995 y confirmado el 15 de julio de 1999 determinó que el municipio esté constituido por dos distritos: Embú-Guaçu e Cipó-Guaçu.

Sus límites son Itapecerica da Serra por el norte; São Paulo por el oriente; Juquitiba por el sur; Itanhaém por el suroriente y São Lourenço da Serra por el occidente.

Clima
El clima de este municipio, como el de toda la Región Metropolitana de São Paulo, es subtropical, con verano poco caliente y lluvioso e invierno suave y semiseco.

La temperatura media anual gira en torno a los 18 °C, siendo julio el mes más frío (media de 14 °C), y el más caliente febrero (media de 22 °C). El índice pluviométrico anual es de 1.400 mm.

Demografía
Datos del Censo - 2010

 Población total: 62 769
 Urbana: 61 095
 Rural: 1 674
 Hombres: 31 186
 Mujeres: 31 583

Densidad demográfica (hab./km²): 405,11

Mortalidad infantil hasta un año de edad (por mil): 10,47

Expectativa de vida (años): 74,40

Tasa de fecundidad (hijos por mujer): 2,49

Tasa de alfabetización: 90,70%

Índice de Desarrollo Humano (IDH-M): 0,811
 IDH-M Renta: 0,723
 IDH-M Longevidad: 0,823
 IDH-M Educación: 0,888

Hidrografía
 Represa de Guarapiranga
 Rio Embu-Guaçu
 Rio Santa Rita

Carreteras
 SP-214
 SP-216
 SP-234

Administración
 Prefecto: Clodoaldo Leite da Silva - (2009/2012)
 Viceprefecto: Fernando Branco Sapede
 Presidente de la Cámara de Concejales: Manoel dos Santos Silva (2011/2012)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Localidades de São Paulo

Embu-Guaçu


Olaylar
 İngilizler, Fransızları Crecy Savaşı'nda büyük bir yenilgiye uğrattı.
 Tâceddinoğulları Beyliği kuruldu (dağılışı 1425).
 Bir Japon kalesi olan Himeji Kalesi, yeniden inşa amacıyla yıkıldı. Kale, 1993'te UNESCO tarafından Dünya Mirası olarak tescillendi.

Doğumlar
 Şehzade Halil, Orhan Gazi'nin beşinci karısı Theodora Hatun'dan olan oğlu (ö. 1362)

Ölümler
 I. Şâban, Mısır Memlûk Sultanı
 V. Giorgi, Bagrationi Hanedanına mensup Gürcü Krallığı hükümdarı (d. 1286 / 1289)

1346


Die Western Australia International sind offene australische internationale Meisterschaften im Badminton. Austragungsort der Titelkämpfe ist der australische Bundesstaat Western Australia. Bei den dokumentierten Austragungen seit 1997 konnten Punkte für die Weltrangliste und Preisgeld erspielt werden.

Die Sieger

Weblinks
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Erstveranstaltung 1997
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Western Australia International


Espionnage à Bangkok pour U-92 (titre original : ) est un film allemand coréalisé par Manfred R. Köhler et Alberto Cardone sorti en 1965.

Il s'agit de l'adaptation d'un personnage de dime novels allemands.

Synopsis
Un bijou de valeur appartenant à la famille du prince Gulab de Thaïlande est volé dans un musée de Bangkok. Immédiatement après le vol, le voleur thaïlandais est abattu par un homme à l'allure occidentale qui prend la chaîne en or. La chaîne en or est anoblie d'un rubis noir. La chaîne a une grande valeur symbolique pour Gulab ; cela prouve qu'il est le souverain légitime de sa dynastie. La légende raconte que tout propriétaire illégitime de ce bijou mourra violemment. Alors que toutes les enquêtes de la police thaïlandaise n'aboutissent à rien, le prince Gulab demande son aide au détective privé international Rolf Torring. Il amène avec lui son ami Hans Warren et son compagnon noir Pongo. Sur le trajet de l'aéroport à la ville, Warren échappe de justesse à une attaque à l'acide. Évidemment, on connaît l'arrivée des Européens et on veut saboter leur travail dès le départ.

Accompagnés d'un singe apprivoisé, les trois suivent les quelques pistes existantes. Ils sont rejoints par Mitra, la belle assistante du directeur du musée, qui s'avère être une véritable princesse thaïlandaise et héritière du trône. La chasse aux bijoux à Bangkok et dans la nature thaïlandaise se transforme rapidement en une lutte à mort, comprenant des rencontres désagréables avec des tigres, des serpents et des tueurs à la gâchette facile. Finalement, il s'avère qu'un géologue, un certain Perkins, est derrière les machinations. Perkins considère l'arrangement des pierres précieuses comme la clé des gisements d'uranium, sur lesquels il veut désespérément mettre la main.

Fiche technique
 Titre français : Espionnage à Bangkok pour U-92
 Titre original allemand :
 Titre italien :
 Réalisation : Manfred R. Köhler et Alberto Cardone
 Assistant-réalisateur : Eberhard Schröder/
 Scénario : Manfred R. Köhler
 Musique : Gert Wilden
 Direction artistique :
 Photographie : Klaus von Rautenfeld
 Son : Erwin Jennewein
 Montage :
 Production : Luigi Annibaldi, Wolf C. Hartwig, Lucio Marcuzzo
 Société de production : Rapid-Film, Compagnie lyonnaise de Cinéma, Metheus Film
 Société de distribution : Constantin Film
 Pays d'origine : , ,
 Langue : allemand
 Format : Couleur - 2,35:1 - Mono -
 Genre : Aventures
 Durée : 102 minutes
 Dates de sortie :
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Distribution
 Thomas Alder : Rolf Torring
 Peter Carsten : Hans Warren
 Serge Nubret : Pongo
 Chitra Ratana : Chitra
 Horst Frank : Perkins
 Yu Sam : le prince Gulab
 Carlo Tamberlani : Barrnigton
 Jacques Bézard : Francis

Production
Espionnage à Bangkok pour U-92 est tourné à Rome et en Thaïlande, à Bangkok et dans la jungle, fin 1964-début 1965.

Bien qu'allemands, Thomas Alder et Horst Frank sont doublés par Klaus Kindler et Rainer Brandt. Peter Carsten se reprend lui-même.

Le film est dans le sillage des films d'agents spéciaux et de détectives populaires en Europe à l'époque. Ainsi, les versions italienne et française utilisent les abréviations couramment utilisées dans les noms de l'agent Torring : S3S dans la version italienne et U-92 dans la version française.

Comme le film est un échec, notamment en Allemagne, le producteur Wolf C. Hartwig enterre son intention de créer une autre aventure du détective Torring (, en français La Revanche du scorpion vert) et se tourne vers d'autres personnages, Jerry Cotton et .

Notes et références

Liens externes

Film allemand sorti en 1965
Film français sorti en 1965
Film italien sorti en 1965
Film d'aventure allemand
Film d'aventure français
Film d'aventure italien
Film en allemand
Film français tourné en allemand
Film italien tourné en allemand
Film réalisé par Manfred R. Köhler
Film réalisé par Alberto Cardone

Espionnage à Bangkok pour U-92


Sobhodero ou Sobho Dero (en ourdou : صوبھو دیرو) est une ville pakistanaise située dans le district de Khairpur, dans le nord de la province du Sind. C'est la huitième plus grande ville du district, capitale du tehsil du même nom. Elle est située à près de cinquante kilomètres au sud-est de Larkana.

La population de la ville a été multipliée par presque deux entre 1981 et 2017, passant de  habitants à . Entre 1998 et 2017, la croissance annuelle moyenne s'affiche à 5 %, largement supérieure à la moyenne nationale de 2,4 %.

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 Liste de villes du Pakistan

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Kunduzlu, Çorum ilinin Bayat ilçesine bağlı bir köydür.

Tarihçe
Köyün adı, 1928 yılı kayıtlarında Kunduz olarak geçmektedir. 31 Aralık 1991 tarihinde belediye statüsü alarak beldeye çevrilen kasabanın belediye statüsü, nüfusunun 2000 kişinin altına düşmesi üzerine 2013 yılında sona erdi.

Coğrafya
Köy, Çorum il merkezine 105 km, Bayat ilçe merkezine 15 km uzaklıktadır.

Nüfus

Yönetim

Belediye başkanlığı

Kaynakça

Dış bağlantılar

Bayat belde ve köyleri
6360 sayılı yasaya göre kaldırılan belediyeler

Kunduzlu, Bayat


Alveolarni tap, dotačnik ili okrznik jest glas koji postoji u nekim jezicima, a u međunarodnoj fonetskoj abecedi za nj se rabi simbol [ɾ]. Dentalna inačica ovoga glasa označava se simbolom [ɾ̪].

Glas ne postoji u hrvatskome jeziku, ali po izgovoru je sličan glasu [r] sa samo jednim titrajem jezika.

Postoji u nekim narječjima engleskog, uključujući američki, kao alofon glasova /t/, /d/ ili oba između samoglasnika, u nekim se narječjima pojavljuje kao izgovor slova〈r〉kao u three (primjerice, škotskom). Pojavljuje se u turskom, danskom (alofonično), grčkom, narječjima arapskog, maorskom, poljskom (uz ostale načine izgovaranja) i drugim.

Karakteristike su:

 po načinu tvorbe jest dotačnik
 po mjestu tvorbe jest alveolarni ili dentalni suglasnik
 po zvučnosti jest zvučan.

Izvori

Fonetika

Alveolarni tap


George Henry Sanders (3 July 1906 – 25 April 1972) was a British actor and singer whose career spanned over 40 years. His heavy, upper-class English accent and smooth, baritone voice often led him to be cast as sophisticated but villainous characters. He is remembered for his roles as wicked Jack Favell in Rebecca (1940), Scott ffolliott in Foreign Correspondent (1940, a rare heroic part), The Saran of Gaza in Samson and Delilah (1949), the most popular film of the year, Addison DeWitt in All About Eve (1950, for which he won an Oscar), Sir Brian De Bois-Guilbert in Ivanhoe (1952), King Richard the Lionheart in King Richard and the Crusaders (1954), Mr. Freeze in a two-part episode of Batman (1966), and the voice of Shere Khan in Disney's The Jungle Book (1967). Fans of radio detective stories know Sanders as Simon Templar, The Saint, (1939–41), and the suave crimefighter The Falcon (1941–42).

Early life
Sanders was born on 3 July 1906 in Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire, at number 6 Petrovski Ostrov, to rope manufacturer Henry Sanders and horticulturist Margaret ( Kolbe), who was also born in Saint Petersburg, of mostly German, but also Estonian and Scottish ancestry (Sanders wrote of his mother's descent from "the Thomas Clayhills of Dundee, who went to Estonia in 1626 to establish a business there"). Sanders referred to his parents as "well-off" and noted his mother's "forebears of solid social position and impeccable respectability", stating that "to the best of (his) knowledge, (his) father came in the mail".

A biography published in 1990 alleged that family members' "recent disclosures... indicate" that Sanders' father was the out-of-wedlock son of a Russian noblewoman of the Tsar's court, and a prince of the House of Oldenburg who was married to a sister of the Tsar. At the time of Henry Sanders's birth, the Anglo-Russian Sanders family were living at Saint Petersburg; the mother, Dagmar, was a lady-in-waiting to the Dowager Empress, and it was said to be through this connection Henry came to be adopted by the Sanders family.

In 1917, at the outbreak of the Russian Revolution, Sanders and his family moved to Great Britain. Like his brother, he attended Bedales School and Brighton College, a boys' independent school in Brighton, then went on to Manchester Technical College, after which he worked in textile research.

Sanders travelled to South America, where he managed a tobacco plantation. The Depression sent him back to Britain.  He worked at an advertising agency, where the company secretary, aspiring actress Greer Garson, suggested that he take up a career in acting.

Career

Early British work
Sanders learned how to sing and got a role on stage in Ballyhoo, which only had a short run, but helped establish him as an actor.

He began to work regularly on the British stage, appearing several times with Edna Best. He co-starred with Dennis King in The Command Performance.

Sanders travelled to New York to appear on Broadway in a production of Noël Coward's Conversation Piece (1934), directed by Coward, which only ran for 55 performances.

Hollywood and 20th Century Fox
Some of these British films  were distributed by 20th Century Fox, which was looking for an actor to play a villain in its Hollywood-shot film Lloyd's of London (1936). Sanders was duly cast as Lord Everett Stacy, opposite Tyrone Power, in one of his first leads, as the hero; Sanders' smooth, upper-class English accent, his sleek manner, and his suave, superior, and somewhat threatening air made him in demand for American films for years to come. Lloyd's of London was a big hit, and in November 1936, Fox placed Sanders under a seven-year contract.

Character roles
Sanders returned to Hollywood, where RKO wanted him to play the hero in a series of B-movies, The Saint. The Saint in New York (1938) had already been made starring Louis Hayward in the title role, but when he decided not to return to the role, Sanders took over for The Saint Strikes Back (1939). In 1940, Sanders played Jack Favell in Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca, opposite Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine.

A-picture leading man
Sanders was borrowed by United Artists to play the lead in an A film, The Moon and Sixpence (1942), based on the novel by W. Somerset Maugham.

RKO had canceled its Saint series and replaced it with The Falcon in 1941. George Sanders was assigned the leading role of Gay Laurence, debonair man about town always involved in murder cases. Saint author Leslie Charteris thought the resemblance between the Falcon and the Saint was obvious, and sued the studio for unfair competition. Sanders himself was also unhappy about playing still another screen sleuth in still more "B" pictures, and bowed out of the series in 1942 after only four films. (He was replaced by his elder brother, Tom Conway.)

In July 1942, Fox suspended Sanders for refusing the lead in The Undying Monster (1942). "I like to be seen in pictures that at least seem to be slightly worthwhile." In September, they suspended him again for refusing an "unsympathetic role" in The Immortal Sergeant (he was replaced by Morton Lowry). In November, Fox and Sanders came to terms, with the studio offering him a raise in pay and the lead in a film, School for Saboteurs, which became They Came to Blow Up America.

RKO called him back for This Land Is Mine (1943). They bought an original story for him, Nine Lives, but it does not appear to have been made. He was lent to Columbia for Appointment in Berlin (1943).

In February 1943, Fox announced it was developing three film projects for Sanders – The Porcelain Lady, a murder mystery, plus biopics of the Earl of Suffolk and Bethune. Fox originally announced him to play the role of the detective in Laura (1944) alongside Laird Cregar, but neither ended up being in the final film. In 1947, George Sanders portrayed King Charles II in Fox's lavish production of the scandalous historical bodice-ripper, Forever Amber.

Sanders signed a new three-film contract with RKO, starting with Action in Arabia (1944). The film superficially looked expensive but it was actually a low-budget feature, embellished by spectacular location footage filmed in 1933 for an unfinished production about Lawrence of Arabia.

All About Eve and beyond

For his role as the acerbic, cold-blooded theatre critic Addison DeWitt in All About Eve (1950), Sanders won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.

He was a leading man in Black Jack (1950), but was back to supporting-villain roles in I Can Get It for You Wholesale (1951). He signed a three-picture deal with MGM,  for which he did The Light Touch (1951) and Ivanhoe (1952), playing Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert, dying in a duel with Robert Taylor after professing his love for Jewish maiden Rebecca, played by Elizabeth Taylor. It was a huge success.

Sanders went to Italy to appear opposite Ingrid Bergman in Journey to Italy (1954). Back in Hollywood, he made several movies for MGM: Jupiter's Darling (1955), Moonfleet (1955), The Scarlet Coat (1955), and The King's Thief (1955) (again as Charles II).

In 1955, he was announced as hosting and occasionally appearing in The Ringmaster, a TV series about the circus.

Sanders played the lead in Death of a Scoundrel (1956) and the TV series The George Sanders Mystery Theater (1957).

He worked one last time with Power on Solomon and Sheba (1959); Power died during filming and was replaced by Yul Brynner.

In 1961, he appeared in The Rebel with Tony Hancock before being top-billed in Cairo (1963), then appeared in The Cracksman (1963), Dark Purpose (1964), and The Golden Head (1964). Peter Sellers and Sanders appeared together in  The Pink Panther sequel A Shot in the Dark (1964). Sanders had earlier inspired Sellers's character Hercules Grytpype-Thynne in the BBC radio comedy series The Goon Show (1951–60).

Sanders declared bankruptcy in 1966 due to some poor investments.

Sanders was cast in the musical comedy, Sherry!, but withdrew from the show while it was out-of-town.  He was replaced by Clive Revill for Broadway.

Final films
He voiced the Bengal Tiger, Shere Khan in Jungle Book, (1967).
He had a supporting role in John Huston's The Kremlin Letter (1969), in which his first scene showed him dressed in drag and playing the piano in a gay bar in San Francisco. In 1969, he announced he was leaving show business.

Novels
Two ghostwritten crime novels were published under his name to cash in on his fame at the height of his wartime film series.  The first was Crime on My Hands (1944), written in the first person, and mentioning his Saint and Falcon films.

Singing

During the production of The Jungle Book, Sanders was unavailable to provide the singing voice for his character Shere Khan during the final recording of the song, "That's What Friends Are For". According to Richard Sherman, Bill Lee, a member of The Mellomen, was called in to substitute for Sanders.

Personal life
On 27 October 1940, Sanders married Susan Larson (born Elsie Poole). The couple divorced in 1949. From later that year until 1954, Sanders was married to Zsa Zsa Gabor, with whom he starred in the film Death of a Scoundrel (1956). On 10 February 1959, Sanders married Benita Hume, widow of Ronald Colman. She died of bone cancer in 1967, aged 60, the same year that Sanders's brother Tom Conway died of liver failure. Sanders had become distant from his brother because of Conway's drinking problem.

Sanders' autobiography Memoirs of a Professional Cad was published in 1960 and gained critical praise for its wit. Sanders suggested the title A Dreadful Man for his biography, later written by his friend Brian Aherne and published in 1979. Sanders's fourth and last marriage on 4 December 1970 was to Magda Gabor, the elder sister of his second wife. This marriage lasted only 32 days, after which he began drinking heavily.

Final years and death

Even before his dementia, Sanders had grown increasingly reclusive and depressed due to a string of tragedies, including the deaths of his third wife, his mother and his brother Tom in the space of a year. This was followed by a failed investment, which cost him millions. Before his dementia diagnosis, he got a quick divorce from his fourth wife. According to Aherne's biography, he also had a minor stroke. Sanders could not bear the prospect of losing his health or needing help to carry out everyday tasks, and became deeply depressed. About this time, he found that he could no longer play his grand piano, so he dragged it outside and smashed it with an axe. His last girlfriend, Lorraine Chanel, with whom he had an on-off relationship in the last four years of his life, persuaded him to sell his beloved house in Majorca, Spain, which he later bitterly regretted. From then on, he drifted.

On 23 April 1972, Sanders checked into a hotel in Castelldefels, a coastal town near Barcelona, where he phoned his friend George Mikell. Two days after swallowing the contents of five bottles of the barbiturate Nembutal, he died from cardiac arrest. He left behind two suicide notes, one of which read:

David Niven wrote in Bring on the Empty Horses (1975), the second volume of his memoirs, that in 1937, his friend George Sanders had predicted that he would commit suicide from a barbiturate overdose when he was 65, and that in his 50s, he had appeared to be depressed because his marriages had failed and several tragedies had befallen him.

Sanders has two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, for films at 1636 Vine Street and television at 7007 Hollywood Boulevard.

Complete filmography

 Love, Life and Laughter (1934) as Singer in Public Bar (uncredited)
 Things to Come (1936) as Pilot (uncredited)
 Strange Cargo (1936) as Roddy Burch
 Find the Lady (1936) as Curly Randall
 The Man Who Could Work Miracles (1936) as Indifference
 Dishonour Bright (1936) as Lisle
 Lloyd's of London (1936) as Lord Everett Stacy
 Love Is News (1937) as Count Andre de Guyon
 Slave Ship (1937) as Lefty
 The Lady Escapes (1937) as Rene Blanchard
 Lancer Spy (1937) as Baron Kurt von Rohback / Lt. Michael Bruce
 International Settlement (1938) as Del Forbes
 Four Men and a Prayer (1938) as Wyatt Leigh
 Mr. Moto's Last Warning (1939) as Eric Norvel
 The Outsider (1939) as Anton Ragatzy
 So This Is London (1939) as Dr. de Reseke
 The Saint Strikes Back (1939) as Simon Templar / The Saint
 Confessions of a Nazi Spy (1939) as Schlager
 The Saint in London (1939) as Simon Templar / The Saint
 Nurse Edith Cavell (1939) as Capt. Heinrichs
 Allegheny Uprising (1939) as Capt. Swanson
 The Saint's Double Trouble (1940) as Simon Templar aka The Saint / 'Boss' Duke Bates
 Green Hell (1940) as Forrester
 The House of the Seven Gables (1940) as Jaffrey Pyncheon
 Rebecca (1940) as Jack Favell
 The Saint Takes Over (1940) as Simon Templar / The Saint
 Foreign Correspondent (1940) as Scott ffolliott
 Bitter Sweet (1940) as Baron von Tranisch
 The Son of Monte Cristo (1940) as Gen. Gurko Lanen
 The Saint in Palm Springs (1941) as Simon Templar / The Saint
 Rage in Heaven (1941) as Ward Andrews
 Man Hunt (1941) as Major Quive-Smith
 Sundown (1941) as Coombes
 The Gay Falcon (1941) as Gay Laurence / The Falcon
 A Date with the Falcon (1942) as Gay Laurence / The Falcon
 Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake (1942) as Sir Arthur Blake
 The Falcon Takes Over (1942) as Gay Lawrence / The Falcon
 Her Cardboard Lover (1942) as Tony Barling
 Tales of Manhattan (1942) as Williams
 The Falcon's Brother (1942) as Gay Lawrence / The Falcon
 The Moon and Sixpence (1942) as Charles Strickland
 The Black Swan (1942) as Capt. Billy Leech
 Quiet Please, Murder (1942) as Jim Fleg
 This Land Is Mine (1943) as George Lambert
 They Came to Blow Up America (1943) as Carl Steelman / Ernst Reiter
 Appointment in Berlin (1943) as Wing Cmdr. Keith Wilson
 Paris After Dark (1943) as Dr. Andre Marbel
 The Lodger (1944) as Inspector John Warwick
 Action in Arabia (1944) as Michael Gordon
 Summer Storm (1944) as Fedor Mikhailovich Petroff
 Hangover Square (1945) as Dr. Allan Middleton
 The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945) as Lord Henry Wotton
 The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945) as Harry Melville Quincey
 A Scandal in Paris (1946) as Eugène François Vidocq
 The Strange Woman (1946) as John Evered
 The Private Affairs of Bel Ami (1947) as Georges Duroy
 The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) as Miles Fairley
 Lured (1947) as Robert Fleming
 Forever Amber (1947) as King Charles II
 The Fan (1949) as Lord Robert Darlington
 Samson and Delilah (1949) as The Saran of Gaza
 All About Eve (1950) as Addison DeWitt
 Black Jack (1950) as Mike Alexander
 I Can Get It for You Wholesale (1951) as J.F. Noble
 The Light Touch (1951) as Felix Guignol
 Ivanhoe  (1952) as De Bois-Guilbert
 Assignment – Paris! (1952) as Nicholas Strang
 Call Me Madam (1953) as General Cosmo Constantine
 Witness to Murder (1954) as Albert Richter
 King Richard and the Crusaders (1954) as King Richard I
 Journey to Italy (Viaggio in Italia) (1954) as Alexander 'Alex' Joyce
 Jupiter's Darling (1955) as Fabius Maximus
 Moonfleet (1955) as Lord Ashwood
 The Scarlet Coat (1955) as Dr. Jonathan Odell
 The King's Thief (1955) as Charles II
 Never Say Goodbye (1956) as Victor
 While the City Sleeps (1956) as Mark Loving
 That Certain Feeling (1956) as Larry Larkin
 Death of a Scoundrel (1956) as Clementi Sabourin
 The Seventh Sin (1957) as Tim Waddington
 Rock-A-Bye Baby (1958) as Danny Poole (1959) (scenes cut)
 The Whole Truth (1958) as Carliss
 From the Earth to the Moon (1958) as Stuyvesant Nicholl
 That Kind of Woman (1959) as A.L.
 Solomon and Sheba (1959) as Adonijah
 A Touch of Larceny (1960) as Sir Charles Holland
 The Last Voyage (1960) as Captain Robert Adams
 Bluebeard's Ten Honeymoons (1960) as Henri Landru
 Cone of Silence (1960) as Sir Arnold Hobbes
 Village of the Damned (1960) as Gordon Zellaby
 The Rebel (aka, Call Me Genius, 1961) as Sir Charles Brewer
 Five Golden Hours (1961) as Mr. Bing
 Le Rendez-vous (1961) as J.K. / Kellermann
 Operation Snatch (1962) as Maj. Hobson
 In Search of the Castaways (1962) as Thomas Ayerton
 Cairo (1963) as The Major
 The Cracksman (1963) as Guv'nor
 Dark Purpose (1964) as Raymond Fontaine
 The Golden Head (1964) as Basil Palmer
 A Shot in the Dark (1964) as Benjamin Ballon
 Last Plane to Baalbeck (1965) as Prince Makowski
 The Golden Head (1965) as Basil Palmer
 The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders (1965) as The Banker
 Trunk to Cairo (1965) as Professor Schlieben
 The Quiller Memorandum (1966) as Gibbs
 Witchdoctor in Tails as the narrator (1966)
 Warning Shot (1967) as Calvin York
 Good Times (1967) as Mordicus / Knife McBlade / White hunter / Zarubian
 The Jungle Book (1967) as Shere Khan, the Tiger (voice)
 Laura (1968 TV movie) as Waldo Lydecker
 King of Africa (1968) as Captain Walter Phillips
 The Candy Man (1969) as Sidney Carter
 The Girl from Rio (1969) as Masius
 The Body Stealers (1969) as General Armstrong
 The Best House in London (1969) as Sir Francis Leybourne
 The Kremlin Letter (1970) as Warlock
 Rendezvous with Dishonour (1970) as General Downes
 Doomwatch (1972) as The Admiral – Sir Geoffrey
 Endless Night (1972) as Andrew Lippincott
 Psychomania (1973) as Shadwell (final film role)

Television
 Screen Directors Playhouse (1956) as Charles Ferris / Baron
 Ford Star Jubilee "You're the Top" (1956)
 The George Sanders Mystery Theater (1957)
 What's My Line? 15 September 1957 (Episode No. 380) (season 9, episode 3) Mystery Guest
 The Rogues (1965) as Leonard Carvel
 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea "The Traitor" (1965) as Fenton
 The Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The Gazebo in the Maze Affair" and "The Yukon Affair" (1965) as G. Emory Partridge
 Daniel Boone (1966) as Col. Roger Barr
 Batman (1966) as Mr. Freeze
 Mission: Impossible - The Merchant (1971) as Armand Anderssarian

Broadway
 Conversation Piece, at the 44th Street Theatre, 1934

References

Bibliography

 Aherne, Brian. A Dreadful Man: The Story of Hollywood's Most Original Cad, George Sanders. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1979. .
 McNally, Peter. Bette Davis: The Performances that made her Great. Jefferson North Carolina: McFarland, 2008. .
 Niven, David. The Moon's A Balloon. London: Dell Publishing, 1983. .
 Sanders, George. Memoirs of a Professional Cad: The Autobiography of George Sanders. London: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1960. .
 VanDerBeets, Richard. George Sanders: An Exhausted Life''. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Madison Books, 1990. .

Further reading

External links

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Hammon est une ville des comtés de Custer et Roger Mills, dans l'État d'Oklahoma, aux États-Unis. En 2010, elle compte une population de .

Démographie
Lors du recensement de 2010, la ville comptait une population de , tandis qu'en 2019, elle est estimée à .

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes

Comté de Custer (Oklahoma)
Comté de Roger Mills
Town en Oklahoma

Hammon (Oklahoma)


An Zeuxine lindleyana in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni A.Nageswara Rao. An Zeuxine lindleyana in nahilalakip ha genus nga Zeuxine, ngan familia nga Orchidaceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Zeuxine

Zeuxine lindleyana


An Sobralia rogersiana in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni Eric Alston Christenson. An Sobralia rogersiana in nahilalakip ha genus nga Sobralia, ngan familia nga Orchidaceae.

Mabibilngan ini ha Guatemala. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

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Sobralia rogersiana


Knud Bille Ludvig Anthon greve Brockenhuus-Schack (født 11. november 1823 på Giesegård, død 2. februar 1892 sammesteds) var en dansk stamhusbesidder, far til Adolph, Frands, Ludvig og Aage Brockenhuus-Schack.

Biografi
Han var søn af greve Henrik Adolph Brockenhuus-Schack og Margrethe von der Maase og arvede i 1847 Stamhuset Giesegaard samt fideikommisgodserne Gram og Nybøl i Sønderjylland. Han blev 1850 kammerherre og 18. december 1872 Ridder af Dannebrog.

I 1871 lod han en ny hovedbygning opføre på Spanager. Han donerede i 1888 en disk med initialer til Nørre Dalby Kirke.

Han er begravet i Nordrup Kirkes kapel.

Ægteskab og børn
Han ægtede 27. september 1850 i Vor Frue Kirke i København Helene Sophie Caroline Frederikke von Lowzow (født 25. maj 1832 i København, død 25. marts 1917), datter af justitiarius Frederik von Lowzow og Sophie Marie Charlotte von Blücher af Altona. Hans enke boede på Spanager til sin død i 1917.

Kilder
Danmarks Adels Aarbog 1962

Knud 1
Grever fra Danmark
Godsejere fra Danmark
Kammerherrer fra Danmark
Riddere af Dannebrog
Danskere i 1800-tallet

Knud Brockenhuus-Schack (1823-1892)


Ferdinand Heidegger (* 4. August 1899 in Triesen; † 19. August 1978 in Grabs) war ein liechtensteinischer Landtagsabgeordneter und Verwaltungsrat der Liechtensteinischen Kraftwerke.

Familie
Sein Vater, Jakob Heidegger, war Vizevorsteher und Kupferschmied, der 1931 Berta Heidegger, geb. Erne heiratete. Das Paar hatte vier Kinder.

Biografie
Heidegger, von Beruf Fabrikarbeiter und ab 1934 Landwirt tätig, war von 1936 bis 1960 Gemeindevorsteher von Triesen. Daneben gehörte er von 1936 bis 1939 für die Vaterländische Union dem Landtag des Fürstentums Liechtenstein als Abgeordneter an. Von 1937 bis 1947, von 1952 bis 1954 und von 1957 bis 1958 war er Mitglied des Verwaltungsrates der Liechtensteinischen Kraftwerke (LKW)

1937 verlieh ihm Fürst Franz I. das Silberne Verdienstzeichen.

Weblinks

 e-archiv.li, Landesarchiv Fürstentum Liechtenstein

Einzelnachweise

Landtagsabgeordneter (Liechtenstein)
Gemeindevorsteher (Triesen)
Träger des fürstlich liechtensteinischen Verdienstzeichens
VU-Mitglied
Liechtensteiner
Geboren 1899
Gestorben 1978
Mann

Ferdinand Heidegger


Kyu (級:きゅう) je japanska učenička oznaka nivoa, korištena u više kulturnih aktivnosti japanskog porijekla.

U japanskim borilačkim vještinama, nosioci kyu nivoa imaju pojaseve ispod crnog. Kyu sistem se rangira od vještine do vještine i od škole do škole. U nekim vještiama, svi kyu vježbači nose bijele pojaseve, dok u nekim drugim vještinama nose u boji, etikete ili trake kojima označavaju kyu nivo.

Kyu nivoi na japanskom
Neke borilačke vještina za kyu nivoe koriste isključivo japanske nazive. Lista od deset ka prvom kyu:

 10. Džukyu (十級:じゅうきゅう)
 9. Kukyu (九級:くきゅう)
 8. Hačikyu (八級:はちきゅう)
 7. Nanakyu (七級:ななきゅう)
 6. Rokyu (六級:ろっきゅう)
 5. Gokyu (五級:ごきゅう)
 4. Yonkyu (四級:よんきゅう)
 3. Sankyu (三級:さんきゅう)
 2. Nikyu (二級:にきゅう)
 1. Ikyu (一級:いっきゅう)

Kyu nivoi idu od većeg ka manjem. Npr. prvi kyu je veći od nivoa petog.

Vidi još
 Dan

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

 Japanske borilačke vještine

Kyu (nivo)


Steimetz ist der Familienname von

 Boris Steimetz (* 1987), französischer Schwimmer
 Thierry Steimetz (* 1983), französischer Fußballspieler

Steimetz


The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (often referred to as the Royal Fusiliers or, simply, the Fusiliers) is an infantry regiment of the British Army, part of the Queen's Division. Currently, the regiment has two battalions: the 1st Battalion, part of the Regular Army, is an armoured infantry battalion based in Tidworth, Wiltshire, and the 5th Battalion, part of the Army Reserve, recruits in the traditional fusilier recruiting areas across England. The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers was largely unaffected by the infantry reforms that were announced in December 2004, but under the Army 2020 reduction in the size of the Army, the 2nd Battalion was merged into the first in 2014.

History

The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers was formed on 23 April 1968 as part of the reforms of the British Army that saw the creation of 'large infantry regiments', by the amalgamation of the four English Fusilier regiments:

Royal Northumberland Fusiliers
 Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers
 Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment)
 Lancashire Fusiliers

The 3rd Battalion of the regiment saw active service in Iraq during the Gulf War in 1991. All battalions were also deployed to Northern Ireland on Operation Banner multiple times.

In 2003, the 1 Fusiliers battlegroup was at the forefront of the coalition invasion of Iraq, ultimately occupying the city of Basra. Over the next decade, the regiment carried out multiple operational tours of Iraq.

In 2006, elements of the 2nd Battalion were deployed to Afghanistan to support the International Security Assistance Force. Deployed to the town of Now Zad in Helmand Province, they rapidly found themselves fighting off a sustained Taliban attack that lasted for 107 days - the longest siege of British troops since World War II. Over the following years, elements of the regiment deployed on several occasions to Afghanistan and saw heavy fighting. Most recently, the entire 1st Battalion deployed to Nahri Saraj District in Helmand in 2013, where they took part in mounted and dismounted infantry operations.

The regiment received a reserve battalion, the 5th battalion, through the redesignation of the Tyne-Tees Regiment, on 1 April 2006.

In September 2014, the 2nd Battalion was amalgamated with the 1st Battalion under Army 2020, forming just one regular battalion - an armoured infantry battalion under 1st Armoured Infantry Brigade.

Structure

Cold War
During the Cold War, the regiment saw a massive expansion, expanding from three regular battalions to six battalions in just a few years.  Below is a list of those units raised within the regiment during the era:

Regulars

 Regimental Headquarters, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, at the Tower of London
 1st Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (Regular)
 2nd Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (Regular)
 3rd Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (Regular) – disbanded following Options for Change in 1992
 4th Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (Regular) – disbanded one year after formation, in 1969

TAVR (all disbanded in 1967)

 4th/5th Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers
 4th/5th/6th Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, disbanded in 1971
 7th Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers
 7th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers
 The City of London Battalion, Royal Fusiliers
 5th (Bury) Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers

Volunteers (from 1967)

 The Fusilier Volunteers, redesignated as 5th (V) Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers in 1968, redesignated again in 1992 following Options for Change as 5th (Warwickshire) Battalion, disbanded in 1999
 6th (Volunteer) Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, redesignated in 1992 following Options for Change as 6th (Northumberland) Battalion
 8th (Volunteer) Battalion, The Queen's Fusiliers (City of London), formed in 1988 as joint TA unit with Queen's Regiment, headquarters at the TA Centre at St. John's Hill, Clapham Junction. On Transition To War, would have provided guards & security for 50 Missile Regiment Royal Artillery, equipped with the nuclear-tipped Lance. Redesignated as The London Regiment in 1993 following Options for Change.

Bands (with battalion assignment after, if needed)

 Duke of Kent's Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers – amalgamated with St George's Band RRF to form Normandy Band of the Queen's Division following Options for Change in 1992
 Saint George's Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers – amalgamated with Duke of Kent's Band RRF to form Normandy Band of the Queen's Division following Options for Change in 1992
 Warwickshire Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (5 RRF)
 Northumbria Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (6 RRF)

1st Battalion
The 1st Battalion is an armoured infantry battalion based in Tidworth Camp, Wiltshire. Equipped with the Warrior IFV, the battalion is part of the army's 3rd Division and is held at high readiness as part of the army's armoured war-fighting reserve. In 2016, the battalion was the army's Lead Armoured Battlegroup and was held at extremely high readiness in case it was required to deploy anywhere in the world at short notice. The battalion is highly experienced with multiple deployments in the last two decades to Bosnia, Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan. Many soldiers from the 2nd Battalion joined the 1st Battalion on the merger, increasing the operational experience within the ranks. More recently, the 1st Battalion deployed around the world on exercise in places as diverse as Brunei, Kenya, the Baltic States and Canada.

The 1st Battalion also regularly works in support of the civil powers in the UK. In 2013, large elements of the battalion were deployed to Wraysbury and the surrounding area to support the flood relief efforts.

The battalion won the Army Boxing Championships in 2016, beating the 2nd Battalion of the Parachute Regiment in the final.

5th Battalion
The 5th Battalion is a Reserve battalion with its headquarters in the northeast of England. As a battalion within the 3rd (United Kingdom) Division, the 5th Battalion specialises in armoured infantry operations and has deployed all over the world on operations and on exercise both as a formed unit and as individual augmentees to the 1st Battalion. The 5th Battalion is now paired with the 1st Battalion and continues to support them in operations and on exercise.

5th Battalion maintains subunits at the following locations:
 RHQ - Newcastle upon Tyne
 A Company - Birmingham
 C (City of London) Company - Balham and Blackheath
 Anti-Tank Platoon - Blackheath
 W (Gallipoli) Company - Bury
 X Company - Newcastle upon Tyne and Hexham
 Z Company - Alnwick and Cramlington
 Recce Platoon - Alnwick

Hackle
As a Fusilier regiment, the Fusiliers wear a hackle – the red-over-white hackle of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers. This distinction was originally a white plume which, according to regimental tradition, men of the 5th Regiment of Foot had taken from the headdress of fallen French troops at St. Lucia in December 1778. In 1829, King George IV ordered the white plume to be worn by all infantry regiments, and in order not to take away from the 5th (Northumberland) Regiment of Foot's peculiar distinction and reflecting the  "gallantry of the exploits" it commemorated ' (according to legend the original plumes were stained red with the blood of their foes), their plume was differentiated by being made "half red and half white, the red uppermost, instead of the plain white feather worn by the rest of the army per the 1829 order, as a peculiar mark of honour."

Victoria Crosses
The combined Victoria Crosses of the Fusiliers and its ancestor regiments total fifty five. Of particular note are the first and last Victoria Crosses of the First World War - won by Lt Dease and Pte Godley at Mons in 1914 and Sgt Pearse in North Russia in 1919 - and the famous "Six VCs Before Breakfast" won at Gallipoli on 25 April 1915.

Mascot
The regiment's traditional mascot is an Indian Blackbuck Antelope called Bobby, inherited from the Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers. However, Indian Blackbuck Antelopes are now protected under animal welfare rules and the Regiment has not been allowed one for several years. As a substitute, the Regiment uses an Otterhound called George, who holds the rank of Fusilier and attends all the major parades in which the Regiment is involved.

Roses
To mark certain Regimental Days, the Fusiliers wear roses in their headdress and bedeck the Battalion Colours with garlands. The tradition comes from their victory at the Battle of Minden, where, according to legend, soldiers marched at dawn to battle through rose fields and so went into action with the roses adorning their headdress. On St Georges Day, they wear red and white roses. On Minden Day, they wear red and yellow roses. New Fusilier Officers also must eat a rose at their first Minden Dinner on joining the Regiment.

Colours
The Queen's Colour of each battalion of the regiment is identical except for the battalion numeral. The field of this Colour is blue which is the same as the facing colour of the Regiment. The Regimental title is in gold in a crimson circle within a Union Wreath of roses, thistles and shamrocks. The Regimental title is in gold in a crimson circle within a Union Wreath of roses, thistles and shamrocks. St George within the Garter, which is the centre badge, is on a crimson ground within the circle. The whole is ensigned with St Edward's Crown. Forty battle honours, 20 in respect of World War I and 20 in respect of World War II, are borne on scrolls in gold in three groups of six honours on each horizontal arm of St George's Cross and one group of four honours on the lower vertical arm of the Cross. Honours are emblazoned in chronological order by theatres across the horizontal arm of the Cross and vertically on the lower arm of the Cross. The fringe is of crimson and gold alternate strands. Honorary distinction badges of the four former regiments are borne in each canton of the Colour:
 The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers - The United red and white rose slipped ensigned with the Royal Crest, in the upper canton nearer the pike.
 Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers - On a mount vert an Antelope statant argent, attired, tufted, ducally gorged and rope reflexed over the back, in the upper canton further from the pike.

 Royal Fusiliers - On a mount vert the White Horse of Hanover, in the lower canton nearer the pike.
 Lancashire Fusiliers - The red rose of Lancaster with two petals uppermost, in the lower canton further from the pike and The Sphinx, superscribed on a scroll 'Egypt', immediately below the tie of the large laurel wreath bearing the Battle Honour scrolls.
Finally, thirty-eight battle honours, which were borne on the Regimental Colours of the four former regiments, are emblazoned on gold scrolls placed on the branches of a large laurel wreath outside the Union Wreath.

The Drummer's Colour (or Wilhelmstahl Colour) is of gosling green silk edged with gold, embroidered with St George and the Dragon in the centre, with red scrolls edged with gold, above and below. The motto of the Northumberland Fusiliers 'QUO FATA VOCANT' is, on the upper scroll, and the word 'NORTHUMBERLAND' between V REGT, also in gold, on the lower scroll. A wreath of green laurel with red berries and the 'slipped' red and white rose surmounted by a crown in the four corners, makes up the design. This unusual third colour is traditionally carried by the youngest drummer on the annual St George's Day parade.

Band
A volunteer regimental band is sported by the 5th Battalion, based at the St George's Army Reserve Centre. Officially known as the Band and Corps of Drums, it consists of 30 servicemen who marching in the full dress uniform of the regiment and performs by permission of the Commanding Officer of Fifth
Fusiliers. The corps of drums have a role in the band, leading parades and performing their black light show.

Until the Strategic Defence Review of 1998 the Regiment had two Territorial Army bands: the Northumberland Band of the 6th Battalion and the Warwickshire Band of the 5th Battalion. After the review, the Northumberland Band became the Northumbria Band of the Tyne-Tees Regiment while the Warwickshire Band was removed from the TA establishment and continued as a civilian band. In 2006, it was renamed to the Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. The Lancashire
Association Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers is also a volunteer band of the regiment.

Previous active duty bands
In April 1968, each of the four regular battalions inherited a battalion band. In November 1969, the 4th battalion band was merged into the other three bands. The regiment chose to form two full size bands in 1984; one being titled as "The Duke of Kent's Band" and the other as "The St George's" Band.

Lineage of the regiment

Battle honours
The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers carries the combined battle honours of its four antecedent regiments, as well as two honours obtained during the years of the regiment's own existence. There are a total of 40 representative honours each emblazoned on the Queen's Colour and Regimental Colour.

Combined Battle Honours of The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers
Combined Battle Honours of The Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers
Combined Battle Honours of The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment)
Combined Battle Honours of The Lancashire Fusiliers
Wadi al Batin, Gulf 1991,
Al Basrah, Iraq 2003

Regimental Colonels
Regimental Colonels have been:
1968–1974: Gen. Sir Kenneth Thomas Darling, GBE, KCB, DSO
1974–1977: Lt-Gen. Sir George Harris Lea, KCB, DSO, MBE
1977–1982: Lt-Gen. Sir Alexander James Wilson, KBE, MC
1982–1986: Maj-Gen. David Milner Woodford, CBE
1986–1996: Maj-Gen. Jeremy Calcott Reilly, DSO
1996–2001: Brig. David Arnold Kellett Biggart, OBE
2001–2007: Brig. Roy Maddox Wilde, CBE
2007–2012: Brig. Trevor J. Minter OBE DL
2012–2015: Brig. David J. Paterson, OBE
2015–2020: Maj-Gen. Paul Anthony Edward Nanson, CBE
2020-: Maj-Gen. Jonathan Swift OBE

Order of Seniority Within the Line of Battle

Alliances
 - HMS Diamond
 - HMS Northumberland
 RAF - No. 13 Squadron RAF
 - The Royal Canadian Regiment
 - The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment)
 - 31 Combat Engineer Regiment (The Elgins)
 - The Royal Westminster Regiment
 - Les Fusiliers du St-Laurent
 - The Royal Victoria Regiment
 - The Hauraki Regiment
The Worshipful Company of Mercers
The Worshipful Company of Cordwainers
The Worshipful Company of Fletchers

See also
The Royal Highland Fusiliers
The Royal Welch Fusiliers
The King's Own Fusiliers

References

External links

The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Regimental Shop
The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Regimental Handbook
Fusiliers Association
Fifth Foot reenactment group

Fusilier regiments of the British Army
Fusilier regiments
Military units and formations established in 1968
Military units and formations of the United Kingdom in the War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
1968 establishments in the United Kingdom

Royal Regiment of Fusiliers


is a town located in Aki District, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. , the town had an estimated population of 23,479 in 10728 households and a population density of . The total area of the town is . Kumano-cho is famous for the manufacture of brushes called "Kumano-fude" (Kumano-brush).

Geography
Kumano  is located in south-central Hiroshima, along the Kumano River, which flows through the Kumano Basin, which is surrounded by mountains on all sides.

Adjoining municipalities
Hiroshima Prefecture
Aki-ku, Hiroshima
Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima
Kure, Hiroshima

Climate
Kumano has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification Cfa) with very warm summers and cool winters.  The average annual temperature in Kumano is 15.0 °C. The average annual rainfall is 1543 mm with September as the wettest month. The temperatures are highest on average in July, at around 25.9 °C, and lowest in January, at around 4.6 °C.

Demographics
Per Japanese census data, the population of Kumano has been steady for the past 40 years.

History
The area of Kumano was the part of ancient Aki Province. In the Edo Period, it was part of the holdings of Hiroshima Domain. Following the Meiji restoration, the village of Kumano was established within Aki District, Hiroshima with the creation of the modern municipalities system on April 1, 1889.  Kumano was raised to town status on October 1, 1918.

Government
Kumano has a mayor-council form of government with a directly elected mayor and a unicameral town council of 16 members. Kumano, collectively with the other municipalities of Aki District contributes three members to the Hiroshima Prefectural Assembly. In terms of national politics, the town is part of the Hiroshima 4th district of the lower house of the Diet of Japan.

Economy
Kumano-cho is traditionally known for production of Japanese brush pens. The town commemorated its 90th anniversary since its establishment in 2008, and announced "The Brush Pen Day" on Spring Equinox for the purpose of reviving brush pen culture and the further development of brush pen industries. The town is increasingly a commuter town for neighboring Hiroshima and Kure.

Education
Kumano has four public elementary schools and two public junior high schools operated by the town government, and one public high school operated by the Hiroshima Prefectural Board of Education.

Transportation

Railway
The San'yō Shinkansen passes through Kumano via a tunnel, but the town itself has no passenger railway service. The nearest train station is  on the JR West Kure Line.

Highways
Kumano is not on any national highway or expressway.

References

External links

Kumano official website

Towns in Hiroshima Prefecture
Japanese calligraphy

Kumano, Hiroshima


A Diocese de Vijayawada (Latim:Dioecesis Viiayavadanus) é uma diocese localizada no município de Vijayawada, no estado de Andra Pradexe, pertencente a Arquidiocese de Visakhapatnam na Índia. Foi fundada em 10 de janeiro de 1933 pelo Papa Pio XI como Missão Sui Iuris de Bezwada, sendo elevada a diocese em 1937.Com uma população católica de 300.681 habitantes, sendo 6,1% da população total, possui 100 paróquias com dados de 2020.

História
Em 10 de janeiro de 1933 o Papa Pio XI cria a Missão Sui Iuris de Bezwada através do território da Diocese de Hyderabad. Em 1937 a Missão sui iuris é elevada a Diocese de Bezwada. Em 1950 tem seu nome alterado para Diocese de Vijayawada. Em 1976 a diocese perde território para a formação da Diocese de Eluru.

Lista de bispos
A seguir uma lista de bispos desde a criação da missão sui iuris em 1933, em 1937 é elevada a diocese, recebendo o nome atual somente em 1950

Ligações externas

Vijayawada
Vijayawada

Diocese de Vijayawada


André Robert Raimbourg (; 27 July 1917 – 23 September 1970), better known as André Bourvil (), and mononymously as Bourvil, was a French actor and singer best known for his roles in comedy films, most notably in his collaboration with Louis de Funès in the films Le Corniaud (1965) and La Grande Vadrouille (1966). For his performance in Le Corniaud, he won a Special Diploma at the 4th Moscow International Film Festival.

Biography
His father was killed in the First World War before Bourvil was born. As a result, he spent his entire childhood in the village of Bourville, from which he took his stage name. He married Jeanne Lefrique on 23 January 1943. After a battle with Kahler's syndrome, which attacks the bone marrow, he died at the age of 53. He is buried in Montainville, Yvelines.

Career
In his comic performances Bourvil principally played roles of gentle and well-meaning characters who were often a bit obtuse or naïve, such as his roles opposite the hyperactive, dishonest and bossy ones played by Louis de Funès. Bourvil's characters not only managed to make viewers laugh, but also to save themselves, often unwittingly, from the Machiavellian designs of his adversaries.

Bourvil was, however, also capable of more dramatic roles such as the handyman in L'Arbre de Noël (1969). In this role he observes the relationship between a man he works for and the young son who has fallen ill. The audience can identify with the character played by Bourvil, just as they can in his comic roles, so often as a simple man. One can also note his role of Monsieur Thénardier in the film adaptation of Les Misérables (1958), and his penultimate role as the policeman Mattei in Jean-Pierre Melville's Le Cercle rouge (1970).

In March 1948, Bourvil took part in the complete recording of Offenbach's The Tales of Hoffmann with artists of the Paris Opéra-Comique conducted by André Cluytens, playing the four 'servant' roles.

Filmography

1942: Croisières sidérales as Extra (uncredited)
1943: Une étoile au soleil
1945: La Ferme du pendu as Saddler
1946: Not So Stupid as Léon Ménard
1947: Le Studio en folie as himself
1947: Par la fenêtre as Pilou
1947: Blanc comme neige as Léon Ménard
1948: The Heart on the Sleeve as Léon Ménard
1949: Le Roi Pandore as Léon Ménard
1950: Miquette as Urbain de la Tour-Mirande
1950: The Prize as Isidore Pastouret
1951: Mr. Peek-a-Boo as Léon Dutilleul
1951: Alone in Paris as Henri Milliard
1952: Crazy for Love as Hippolyte Lemoine
1953: A Hundred Francs a Second as himself
1953: The Three Musketeers as Planchet
1954: Royal Affairs in Versailles (directed by Sacha Guitry) as Versailles Museum Guide
1954: Poisson d'avril as Émile Dupuy
1954: Cadet Rousselle as Jérôme Baguindet
1954: Le Fil à la patte as Bouzin
1955: Les Hussards as Flicot
1956: La Traversée de Paris as Marcel Martin
1956: The Singer from Mexico as Bilou
1958: Les Misérables (directed by Jean-Paul Le Chanois) as Thénardier
1958: Le Miroir à deux faces as Pierre Tardivet
1958: Un drôle de dimanche as Jean Brévent
1958:  as Me Jérôme Quilleboeuf
1959: Le chemin des écoliers as Charles Michaud
1959: The Green Mare (La Jument verte) as Honoré Haudouin
1959: Le Bossu as Passepoil
1960: Le Capitan as Cogolin
1960: Fortunat as Noël Fortunat
1961: Dans la gueule du loup as Drugged Man
1961: All the Gold in the World as Dumont and his sons: Mathieu, 'Toine, Martial
1961: Le Tracassin ou les plaisirs de la ville ("The Busybody", Alex Joffé) as André Loriot
1962: The Longest Day as Alphonse Lenaux, Mayor of Colleville-sur-Orne
1962: Tartarin of Tarascon as Priest
1962: Un clair de lune à Maubeuge as Television Singer
1962: Les Culottes rouges as Fendard
1963: Les Bonnes Causes as Albert Gaudet
1963: Un drôle de paroissien as Georges Lachaunaye
1963: Le Magot de Josepha as Pierre Corneille
1963:  as André Colombey
1964: La Grande Frousse as Inspector Simon Triquet
1965: Le Corniaud (The Sucker) (directed by Gérard Oury) as Antoine Maréchal
1965: Le Majordome as True Groom (uncredited)
1965: Guerre secrète as Lalande
1965: La Grosse Caisse as Louis Bourdin
1965: The Wise Guys as Hector Valentin
1966: Trois enfants dans le désordre as Eugène Laporte
1966: La Grande Vadrouille (directed by Gérard Oury) as Augustin Bouvet
1967: Les Arnaud as Le juge Henri Arnaud
1968: Les Cracks as Jules Auguste Duroc
1968: La Grande Lessive as Armand Saint-Just
1969: Le Cerveau (directed by Gérard Oury) as Anatole
1969: Monte Carlo or Bust (Gonflés à bloc) (directed by Ken Annakin) as Monsieur Dupont
1969: The Christmas Tree (L'Arbre de Noël), (directed by Terence Young) as Verdun
1970: L'Étalon (directed by Jean-Pierre Mocky) as William Chaminade
1970: Le Mur de l'Atlantique (Atlantic Wall) directed by Marcel Camus as Léon Duchemin
1970: Le Cercle rouge directed by Jean-Pierre Melville as Le Commissaire Mattei
1971: Clodo as Gaston (final film role)

Songs
Nearly 300, among which the best known are:
 "La tendresse"
 "Salade de fruits"
 "Les crayons"
 "La Tactique du gendarme" (from the film Le roi Pandore)
 "Ballade irlandaise"
 "Un clair de lune à Maubeuge"
 "Petit bal perdu" (C'était bien)
 "Ma p'tite chanson"
 "Je t'aime moi non plus" (humouristic version), in duet with Jacqueline Maillan

References

External links

French links
Biography Site
Bourvil on Encinematheque

1917 births
1970 deaths
Deaths from multiple myeloma
People from Seine-Maritime
Volpi Cup for Best Actor winners
French male comedians
French comedy musicians
French male film actors
French male stage actors
French male radio actors
20th-century French male actors
Legion of Honour refusals
20th-century French comedians
20th-century French male singers
Deaths from cancer in France

Bourvil


HMS Jamaica, a  of the Royal Navy, was named after the island of Jamaica, which was a British Crown Colony when she was built in the late 1930s. The light cruiser spent almost her entire wartime career on Arctic convoy duties, except for a deployment south for the landings in North Africa in November 1942. She participated in the Battle of the Barents Sea in 1942 and the Battle of North Cape in 1943. Jamaica escorted several aircraft carriers in 1944 as they flew off airstrikes that attacked the  in northern Norway. Late in the year she had an extensive refit to prepare her for service with the British Pacific Fleet, but the war ended before she reached the Pacific.

Jamaica spent the late 1940s in the Far East and on the North America and West Indies Station. When the Korean War began in 1950 she was ordered, in cooperation with the United States Navy, to bombard North Korean troops as they advanced down the eastern coast. The ship also provided fire support during the Inchon Landing later that year. Jamaica was refitted late in the year and returned to Great Britain in early 1951 where she was placed in reserve.

She was recommissioned in 1954 for service with the Mediterranean Fleet. In 1955 Jamaica was used to play the cruiser  in the film Battle of the River Plate, in company with her wartime partner  as . In 1956 the ship participated in Operation Musketeer, the Anglo-French invasion of Egypt to seize control of the Suez Canal. Jamaica was paid off in 1958 and sold for scrap in 1960.

Description
The Fiji-class ships had an overall length of , a beam of  and a draught of . Jamaica displaced  at standard load. The ships were powered by four Parsons geared steam turbine sets, each driving one shaft, using steam provided by four Admiralty 3-drum boilers. The turbines developed a total of  and gave a maximum speed of . The Fiji class carried a maximum of  of fuel oil that gave them a range of  at . The ships' complement was 733 officers and men in peacetime and 900 during war.

The armament of the Fiji-class ships consisted of a dozen 6-inch (152 mm) Mk XXIII guns in four three-gun turrets, one superfiring pair fore and aft of the superstructure. Their secondary armament consisted of eight 4-inch (102 mm) Mk XVI dual-purpose guns in four twin turrets. Close-range anti-aircraft defence was provided by two quadruple 2-pounder (40 mm) ("pom-poms") AA gun mounts and ten single mounts for  Oerlikon guns. They also carried two above-water triple torpedo tube mounts for  torpedoes.

The Fiji class lacked a full waterline armour belt. The sides of their boiler and engine rooms and the magazines were protected by  of armour. The deck over the propulsion machinery spaces and magazines was reinforced to a thickness of . They carried an aircraft catapult and two Supermarine Sea Otter or Walrus seaplanes.

History
Jamaica was laid down on 28 April 1939 by Vickers-Armstrongs in Barrow-in-Furness, England as part of the 1938 Naval Programme and named for the British colony of Jamaica. The ship was launched on 16 November 1940 and completed on 29 June 1942. After working up, the ship provided distant cover to Convoy PQ 18 in September. She was assigned to the Centre Task Force of Operation Torch in early November and was unsuccessfully attacked by the Vichy French submarine . The Arctic convoys had been suspended at PQ 18, but were scheduled to resume on 15 December with Convoy JW 51A. Jamaica and , with several escorting destroyers, formed Force R under the command of Rear-Admiral Robert Burnett and were tasked to cover the convoy against any German surface ships. The convoy was not spotted by the Germans and arrived at the Kola Inlet without incident on 25 December.

Battle of the Barents Sea

Force R sailed from Kola on 27 December to rendezvous with Convoy JW 51B in the Norwegian Sea, but the convoy had been blown southwards by a major storm. Several of its ships had been separated during storm and they confused the radar of Force R's ships as to the true location of the convoy. Thus Force R was  north of the convoy on the morning of 31 December when the heavy cruiser  attacked the convoy. Admiral Hipper was first held at bay by the British destroyers , ,  and . Initially driven off, Admiral Hipper returned, only to be engaged by Force R shortly before noon and was hit by three 6-inch shells from the cruisers. Two German destroyers,  and , misidentified Sheffield as Admiral Hipper and attempted to form up on her. Sheffield sank Friedrich Eckoldt at a range of  while Jamaica unsuccessfully engaged Richard Beitzen. Less than an hour later Force R spotted the pocket battleship Lutzow and Admiral Hipper and opened fire. Neither side scored any hits in the darkness before both sides turned away a few minutes later. Force R continued to track the German ships for several hours before they lost contact. Although the destroyer  and the minesweeper  were sunk by the Kriegsmarine, the convoy reached the Kola Inlet intact. Force R remained at sea to protect Convoy RA 51 that was returning to Great Britain until relieved by  and .

Jamaica rejoined the Home Fleet at the beginning of 1943 and received six twin power-operated  AA guns as well as four single guns some time during the year. During November she protected the convoys RA 53B, JW 54A, JW 54B and RA 54B, but was not engaged. On 15 December she was assigned to Force 2, the distant escort for Convoy JW 55A, with the battleship  and four destroyers. Force 2 was commanded by Admiral Bruce Fraser, Commander-in-Chief of Home Fleet, in Duke of York. For the first time the British distant cover force escorted the convoy all the way to the Kola Inlet. Their passage was uneventful, and Force 2 sailed on 18 December to refuel at Iceland. Before he reached his destination, Admiral Fraser received Ultra information that a sortie by the  was likely to attack Convoy JW 55B, which was already at sea.

Battle of North Cape

German aerial reconnaissance spotted the convoy on 22 December, and Scharnhorst, escorted by five destroyers of the 4th Destroyer Flotilla, sailed on 25 December to intercept it. The resulting engagement became known as the Battle of North Cape. The Germans were spotted on the morning of 26 December and were engaged by the covering force that consisted of the cruisers , HMS Sheffield,  and four destroyers. Meanwhile, HMS Jamaica and HMS Duke of York approached from the south west, barring the Scharnhorsts path of retreat. The German battleship turned for her base at Altafjord in the early afternoon after two brief encounters with the British cruisers. She was spotted by Duke of Yorks Type 273 radar at a range of  and Duke of York opened fire half an hour later. Jamaica fired her first salvo a minute after, and hit Scharnhorst on her third broadside. She was forced to cease fire after 19 salvos as the German ship was faster in the heavy seas than the British ships and was opening up the range despite heavy damage from the British shells.

A shell from Duke of Yorks last volley penetrated into Scharnhorsts Number One boiler room and effectively destroyed it. This reduced the German ship's speed sufficiently for the British destroyers to catch up and make four torpedo hits using a pincer attack. This slowed the ship again, so that Jamaica and Duke of York also caught up and opened fire at a range of . They hit the German ship continually, but she did not sink after 20 minutes of firing so Jamaica was ordered to torpedo her. Two torpedoes from her first volley of three missed and the third misfired, so the cruiser had to turn about to fire her other broadside of three, two of which appeared to hit. Belfast and the destroyers also fired torpedoes before Scharnhorst finally sank.

Further convoys and the raids on the Tirpitz
In February–March 1944, Jamaica served as part of the covering forces for Convoys JW 57, JW 58 and RA 58. She was detached from the latter to escort the aircraft carrier  as she launched an air strike against the German battleship Tirpitz as part of Operation Tungsten. In July she formed part of the covering force for the carriers ,  and  during an unsuccessful attack on the  berthed in Kaafjord (Operation Mascot). Jamaica escorted the Convoys JW 59 and RA 59 in August–September before starting a major refit in October that lasted until April 1945. The ship's 'X' turret (third from the front) was removed and her light anti-aircraft suite now consisted of five quadruple and four single 2-pounder mounts, four single mounts for 40 mm Bofors guns, two twin-gun Oerlikon mounts and six single Oerlikons while her radar suite was modernized. On 6 June the cruiser conveyed King George VI and the Queen on a visit of the Channel Islands. Jamaica was assigned to the 5th Cruiser Squadron of the East Indies Fleet in September and was later transferred to the 4th Cruiser Squadron. The ship was reassigned to the North America and West Indies Station in August 1948.

Korean War
Fighting between North and South Korea had broken out on 25 June 1950, whilst Jamaica was on passage to Japan. She, and her escort , were ordered to rendezvous with the American light cruiser  off the east coast of Korea to bombard advancing North Korean troops. On 2 July a North Korean supply convoy was returning from Chumunjin when it was spotted by the Allied ships. The escorting motor torpedo boats and motor gun boats turned to fight, but three torpedo boats and both gun boats were sunk without inflicting any damage on the Allied ships. They resumed bombarding coastal targets. Six days later Jamaica was hit by a  shell that killed six and wounded five. On 15 August the ship bombarded captured harbour facilities in Kunsan. The following month, Jamaica participated in the preparatory bombardment of the island of Wolmi-do before the main landing on 15 September. During the landing itself she supported the southern flank of the assault and she was tasked to support the 1st Marine Regiment afterwards. Two days after the landing Jamaica and the American heavy cruiser  were attacked by a pair of Yakovlev piston-engined fighters at dawn. One aircraft succeeded in strafing the ship, killing one sailor, before it was shot down by the ship's guns.

Post-Korean War
The ship was the flagship of the Reserve Fleet from May 1953 to 1954 when she was recommissioned for service with the Mediterranean Fleet. Assigned to the 1st Cruiser Squadron, she was refitted in Chatham Dockyard from June 1955 and rejoined her squadron. From the end of 1955 until early 1956 she played the part of HMS Exeter in the film The Battle of the River Plate. The ship participated in Operation Musketeer in November 1956. The ship led the bombardment force covering the Royal Marine landings at Port Said, but she was not permitted to fire her main guns as the Cabinet had banned naval gunfire support by guns larger than . Jamaica was placed in reserve again in September 1958 after a port visit to Kiel. She was sold for scrap on 14 November 1960 and arrived at Arnott Young's yards at Dalmuir on 20 December 1960 to begin demolition.

Notes

References

External links

 WWII cruisers
 HMS Jamaica at Uboat.net

Crown Colony-class cruisers of the Royal Navy
Ships built in Barrow-in-Furness
1940 ships
World War II cruisers of the United Kingdom
Cold War cruisers of the United Kingdom
Korean War cruisers of the United Kingdom

HMS Jamaica (44)


Hvor enkeltspor bliver dobbelte er en dokumentarfilm fra 1941 instrueret af Theodor Christensen efter eget manuskript.

Handling
Om anlæggelsen af et jernbanespor.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Danske film fra 1941

Dokumentarfilm fra Danmark

Hvor enkeltspor bliver dobbelte


Swiss mini gun (C1ST)  é um revólver de dupla ação produzido na Suíça pela empresa SwissMiniGun. Com as medidas de apenas 5,5 cm de comprimento, 3,5 cm de altura e 1 cm de largura e peso de apenas 19,8 g, é considerado o menor revólver do mundo, com registro e reconhecimento do Guinness World Records.

A mini gun utiliza um projétil especial, fabricado pela própria SwissMiniGun, que é de 2,34 mm circular (2,34 mm Rimfire).

Reino Unido e Estados Unidos da América proíbem o uso deste armamento, devido à facilidade de ocultação do revólver, além de não ser uma arma utilizável para fins esportivos.

Revólveres
Armas de fogo da Suíça

Swiss mini gun


معاصر بيت الدين وتعرف أيضاً باسم «عين المعاصر»، هي إحدى القرى اللبنانية من قرى قضاء الشوف في محافظة جبل لبنان. هناك قرية أخرى تحمل رسميا اسم معاصر الشوف لكنها مشهورة بمحميّة غابة الارز.

موقعها
تعلو حوالي 900 متراً عن سطح البحر. تبعد 42 كلم عن العاصمة بيروت. تقع على كتف وادي يمتد غرباً بمحاذاة دير القمر وصولاً إلى الدامور على الساحل، كما تشكّل مفترق طرق رئيسي يصلها غرباً بدير القمر وجنوباً ببيت الدين مركز القضاء وشرقاً بكفرنبرغ وشمالاً بكفرقطرة ووادي الست.

معالمها
مشهورة بعين الماء الذي يقصده أهل الجوار لعذوبة مياهه، وبكرخانة الحرير (معمل الحرير) الذي يعود بناءه إلى القرن التاسع عشر، ويوجد فيها معاصر حجرية موجودة على تلّة الرام شمال البلدة حيث تقع أيضاً بركة الرام. كما تمر فيها على تلّة «مسكيفه» في الشرق قناة المياه التي بناها الأمير بشير الثاني الشهابي ليصل مياه نبع الصفا إلى قصره في بيت الدين وتعرف بقنا المير أو قنا الاخوت نسبة إلى أخوت شاناي. وتروي هذه القناة أراضي البلدة الزراعية. كان يقصدها الأمير بشير الثاني الشهابي للصيد فبنى فيها، حوالي سنة 1830، كنيسة مار الياس الحيّ التي هدمت في أبلول 1983 على أثر حرب الجبل بين الدروز و[[مسيحية|المسيحيين ثم أعيد بناؤها مع عودة أبناء البلدة المهجّرين اليها. تشتهر بزراعة الفاكهة خاصةً التفاح والإجاص والدرّاق والعنب والزيتون بالإضافة إلى بعض الخضار.

سكانها
يبلغ عدد أبناء البلدة حوالي 1700 نسمة من الطائفة المارونية،  من عائلاتها: عبّود، صعب، راشد، أبو جودة،الخوري، شكيبان، وازن، فارس، بطرس.. .

المراجع

أماكن مأهولة في محافظة جبل لبنان
مدن لبنان

معاصر بيت الدين


مقياس الحرارة الزئبقي أو الترمومتر الزئبقي اخترعه العالم دانيال غابرييل فهرنهايت عام 1714. ويتكون المقياس من أسطوانة زجاجية في أحد طرفيها خزان للزئبق. ويتم معرفة درجة الحرارة استناداً لمستوى الزئبق في الإسطوانة. وتعتمد فكرة المقياس على تمدد الزئبق في درجة الحرارة العالية وانكماش حجمه في درجة الحرارة المنخفضة. وأما الجزء الباقي في الأسطوانة يعبأ بالنيتروجين أو يسحب الهواء منه.

في عام 1742 قام أندرس سلزيوس بإنشاء تدريج لمقياس الحرارة يعتمد على درجة انصهار الثلج ودرجة غليان الماء. وكان التدريج في بادئ الأمر مقلوباً حيث أخذت درجة غليان الماء 100درجة سيليزية (212 درجة فهرنهايت ودرجة انصهار الجليد صفر درجة سيليزية (32 درجة فهرنهايت). وبعدها بعام قام الفرنسي جين بيير كرستن بقلب النظام السيليزي وأسماه النظام المئوي.

و لبعض مقاييس الحرارة القدرة على إبقاء القراءة العليا لمدة أطول لتسهيل قراءتها. ويتم ذلك عن طريق تصغير حجم الإسطوانة المتصلة بالخزان بحيث تمنع الزئبق من الرجوع إلى الخزان بسهولة. وتستخدم هذه الأنواع من المقاييس في قياس درجة حرارة الجسم عن طريق مقياس الحرارة الطبي.

و قد منعت المقاييس الزئبقية -خاصة الطبية منها- من بعض بلدان العالم لما للزئبق من أثر مضر على الصحة.
وما هو إلا تطوير وتحديث لمحاولات سابقة، لكشاف الطبيب الإيطالي سانتوريو سانتوري والذي كان _كشاف سانتوري_ تطوير لجهاز لجاليلو.. ثم تلاه جهاز فيردناند الثاني، ثم اقترح «روبرت هوك» عالم الفيزياء البريطاني إلى التفكير في بداية ثابتة، تكون الأساس لتدريج كل مقياس حرارة واقترح نقطة تجمد الماء كبداية

مراجع

استحداثات 1714
اختراعات بولندية
اختراعات هولندية
العلوم والتكنولوجيا في جمهورية هولندا
تجهيزات علم الأرصاد الجوية
زئبق
مقياس حرارة
وحدات حرارة

مقياس حرارة زئبقي


Alexander Lloyd (né Wasiliev; born 19 November 1974) is an Australian singer-songwriter. Four of his albums, Black the Sun, Watching Angels Mend, Distant Light and Alex Lloyd, released between 1999 and 2005, made the top ten on the ARIA charts. Lloyd has also won the ARIA Award for Best Male Artist on three occasions.

Early life and education
Alexander Wasiliev was born to a father of Russian descent and a mother of Irish descent. Lloyd grew up in the inner Sydney suburb of Balmain, New South Wales, and attended Balmain High School (now Sydney Secondary College Balmain Campus).

At the age of 15, Lloyd was a member of a school rock band that won the 1990 Balmain Battle of the Bands. This mainly blues-rock band evolved into "The Beefs", which began playing in local pubs and clubs and into indie rock band Mother Hubbard. Lloyd adopted his mother's maiden name 'Lloyd', following her unexpected death in 1991.

Career

1998–2002: Black the Sun and Watching Angels Mend
Early in 1998, Lloyd released his debut single "Peepshow/Momo", which did not chart. In July 1998, Lloyd released the single "Black the Sun", the lead from his debut album of the same name. The song peaked at number 86 on the ARIA Charts. Lloyd's debut studio album, Black the Sun was released in July 1999. It peaked at number 9 on the ARIA Charts and was certified 2× Platinum. Triple J listeners voting it their album of the year in 1999. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2000, Lloyd won ARIA Award for Best Male Artist.

In 2001, Lloyd released "Downtown" and "Amazing", the lead singles from his second album. "Amazing" became his best-performing single, peaking within the top 20 in Australia and being certified gold. It was voted in a number 1 on the Triple J Hottest 100, 2001. At the APRA Music Awards of 2002, the song won Single of the Year. Watching Angels Mend was released in September 2001 and peaked at number 2 in Australia and was certified 3× platinum. Two further top-40 singles in Australia followed in 2002: "Green" and "Everybody's Laughing". At the ARIA Music Awards of 2002, Lloyd was nominated for seven awards, winning ARIA Award for Best Male Artist for a second time.

2003–2004: Distant Light, Alex Lloyd and Amazing: The Best of Alex Lloyd
In August 2003, Lloyd released "Coming Home", the lead single from his third studio album. The song peaked at number 24 on the ARIA Charts. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2003, the song won Lloyd the vARIA Award for Best Male Artist for a third time.

Lloyd's third studio album Distant Light was released in September 2003. The album peaked at number 9 on the ARIA Charts and was certified gold. It spawned two more top 50 singles in "1000 Miles" and "Beautiful".

In August 2005, Alex Lloyd released "Never Meant to Fail", the lead single from his fourth studio album. The song reached the top 30 in Australia. On 25 October 2005, Lloyd released his self-titled fourth studio album. The album peaked at number 7 on the ARIA Charts and was certified platinum. In April 2006, Lloyd performed in the grand finale of Dancing with the Stars, singing his breakthrough song, "Amazing". His performance on the show saw the album re-entered the albums charts.

In September 2006, Lloyd released his first greatest hits album, titled Amazing: The Best of Alex Lloyd. It was his final on EMI Music. A limited edition of the album features a second album of B-sides and rarities and it peaked at number 34.

2008–2011: Good in the Face of a Stranger and the Mad Bastards Trio
In November 2008, Lloyd released his fifth studio album Good in the Face of a Stranger through Inertia. The album peaked at number 80 on the ARIA Chart. The album spawned two singles, the first, "Slow Train" featured a video clip made with 7,000 hand-drawn pictures. The album's second single, "What We Started", was released in March 2009 and subsequently used as song on the television show 90210.

In 2011, Lloyd began touring with Steve and Alan Pigram from the Pigram Brothers. The trio had worked on the soundtrack for the Australian film Mad Bastards, and subsequently became known as the Mad Bastards Trio, using the tour to promote the film, which was released on 5 May 2011. The tour ended later that month. The Mad Bastards Trio also performed on Adam Hills in Gordon Street Tonight and also had an interview with George Negus about the music and the film itself. One of Lloyd's songs from Good in the Face of a Stranger, "Slow Train" made it onto the soundtrack, along with songs written by the Pigram Brothers, but the majority of the soundtrack was written as a collaboration between the trio. At the APRA Music Awards of 2011 the trio received three nominations. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2011, the album was nominated for Best Original Soundtrack/Cast/Show Album.

2012–2015: Urban Wilderness and "Coming Home (To Richmond)"
In March 2013, Lloyd began road-testing new songs on a limited tour. Speaking to The Newcastle Herald, Lloyd announced the title of the album as Urban Wilderness. In August 2013, Lloyd released the first single from the album, "Better The Less You Know," featuring footage of people listening to the song in London and on the Central Coast. The album was released on 18 October 2013, and was met with a mostly positive reception. Late in 2013, Lloyd performed his first Australian tour in over five years.

In 2014, Lloyd collaborated with the Richmond Football Club, releasing "Coming Home (To Richmond)"; a combination of his original 2003 single with references made to the AFL club. Lloyd subsequently adopted the Tigers as his club. The song became his first re-entry into the Australia Top 100 in over eight years, peaking at number 62 on the ARIA Charts.

A third single from Urban Wilderness was released in April 2014, titled "Good Thing".

2016–2017: Acoustica
On 11 February 2016, Liberation Music announced that Lloyd will be releasing an acoustic album as part of their acoustic series, featuring re-imaginings of many of his most successful tracks. The following day, an acoustic version of "Coming Home" was released on their YouTube channel. Lloyd also began touring with Australian rock band Icehouse for their tour dates in Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra throughout February and March 2016.

Acoustica was released on 5 August 2016 and peaked at number 45 on ARIA charts.

2018–2019: Black the Sun 20th Anniversary Tour
Following an appearance at A Day on the Green in 2018 and supporting The Whitlams on their national tour of 2018, Lloyd announced a 20th-anniversary release of his debut album Black the Sun. The subsequent national tour, took place from October–November and was a success, with multiple sell out shows.

2021–present: "Amazing" 20th Anniversary Tour and new album
Following the reopening of venues during the COVID-19 pandemic, Lloyd announced an eleven date acoustic tour the celebrate the 20th anniversary release of "Amazing".

In May 2022, Lloyd released his first single in eight years, "Trojan Horse", coinciding with the commencement of the tour.

Personal life
Lloyd is married to Amelia Wasiliev and they have three sons and one daughter: Jake, Isaac, Elvis and Belle.

Discography

Albums

Soundtrack albums

Compilation albums

Extended plays

Singles

Awards and nominations

ARIA Awards
The ARIA Music Awards are a set of annual ceremonies presented by Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), which recognise excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of the music of Australia. They commenced in 1987. Lloyd has won four awards.

APRA Awards
The APRA Awards are several award ceremonies run in Australia by the Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA) to recognise composing and song writing skills, sales and airplay performance by its members annually.

References

External links

http://www.madbastards.com.au

1974 births
Living people
APRA Award winners
ARIA Award winners
Australian people of Irish descent
Australian people of Russian descent
Australian male singer-songwriters
Australian singer-songwriters
Musicians from Sydney
21st-century Australian singers

Alex Lloyd


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Bitka kod Antiohije, vojni sukob čija se središnja bitka odigrala 28. lipnja 1098. godine između snaga križara Antiohije i turske koalicije koju je vodio emir Kerbogha iz Mosula u sklopu Prvog križarskog rata. Kerboghin cilj bio je vratiti Antiohiju od križara i potvrditi njegov položaj vladara regionalne sile.

Bitke prije zauzimanja Antiohije
Za vrijeme križarske opsade Antiohije u blizini grada došlo je do tri sudara između križara i Turaka Seldžuka. Poučeni prethodnom bitkom kod Dorileja, gdje su gotovo podlegli elastičnoj taktici Seldžuka, križari su sada tražili teren gdje se ona ne može razviti.

U prvoj bitci, 9. veljače 1098., 700 križarskih konjanika dočekalo je vojsku Seldžuka poslanu da deblokira grad u tjesnacu gdje ona nije mogla niti izbjeći niti izdržati napad.

U drugoj bitci, početkom ožujka, dio garnizona koji je izvršio proboj iz grada kroz vrata na mostu, bačen je u rijeku Oront prije nego što su se mogli razviti u formaciju. Uskor je i Antiohija nakon osmomjesečne ruke pala u ruke križara.

Odlučna bitka i njezine posljedice
U konačnoj bitci, 28. lipnja 1098., križari su opsjednuti u tek zauzetom gradu, između vojske Seldžuka koju je predvodio mosulski emir Kerbogha (Kerbōghā) i citadele koja se još držala. Križari su oni izvršili proboj kroz vrata na mostu i razvili se udesno prema Kerboghovom logoru, između rijeke i brda, u desetak paralelnih odreda s velikim intervalima. U svakom odredu pješaci su bili ispred konjanika. Bilo je najviše oko 25,000 ljudi od čega samo desetina na konju, jer su konje u toku pohoda mnogi vitezovi izgubili. Bitka se ubrzo pretvorila u potpuni poraz nadmoćnijih Seldžuka, ali nije jasno kako i zašto se to dogodilo. Svojim rasporedom između rijeke i brda, križari su spriječili manevar prema bokovima i time ograničili taktičke mogućnosti neprijatelja, ali uzrok porazu treba tražiti najviše u neslozi među seldžučkim nezavisnim kneževima.

Tarantski grof Bohemund I. dobio je osvojenu Antiohiju u posjed te ona ostaje punih 170 godina središte križarske kneževine. Egipatski sultan Baibars I. osvojio je grad 1268.

Literatura

 "Antiohija", U: Vojna enciklopedija, sv. 1., Beograd: Izdanje redakcije Vojne enciklopedije, 1970., str. 176. – 177.
 Ch. Oman, A History of the Art of War, London, 1898.
 H. Delbriick, Geschichte der Kriegskunst, III, Berlin, 1907.

Križarski ratovi
Vojna povijest 11. stoljeća

Bitka kod Antiohije


The Shape of Water   este un film american din 2017 regizat de Guillermo del Toro și scris de del Toro și Vanessa Taylor. Este creat în genurile romantic, dramă, fantezie întunecată. Rolurile principale au fost interpretate de actorii Michael Shannon, Sally Hawkins și Octavia Spencer.

Prezentare

Elisa Esposito, care a fost găsită abandonată, copil fiind, lângă un râu cu răni pe gât, este mută și comunică prin limbajul semnelor. Ea lucrează ca femeie de serviciu la un laborator guvernamental secret din Baltimore, Maryland, în 1962, în toiul Războiului Rece. Singurii ei prieteni sunt vecinul homosexual, Giles, un ilustrator de publicitate de vârstă mijlocie, și colega ei, Zelda Fuller.

Încercând să exploateze omul amfibian pentru a avantaja America în cursa spațială, generalul Frank Hoyt este în cele din urmă convins de Strickland să realizeze vivisecția. Un om de știință, Robert Hoffstetler - care în realitate este un spion sovietic pe numele lui Dimitri Mosenkov - pledează, fără succes, pentru a-l păstra pe omul amfibie în viață pentru a se continua studiul asupra lui, dar, în același timp, primește ordinte de la șefii lui sovietici să eutanasieze creatura. Când Elisa aude despre planurile americanilor pentru omul amfibian, ea îl convinge pe Giles să o ajute să o elibereze. Hoffstetler descoperă întâmplător despre planul Elisei și decide să o asiste. Deși inițial reticentă, Zelda se implică, de asemenea, în evadarea reușită.

Elisa îl ține pe omul amfibian în cada din apartamentul său, intenționând să-l elibereze într-un canal din apropiere atunci când plouă pentru ca acesta să aibă acces la ocean. Strickland le interoghează pe Elisa și Zelda, printre altele, dar nu află nimic. Înapoi la apartament, Giles îl descoperă pe omul amfibian devorând una dintre pisicile lui. Speriat, omul amfibian îl taie pe Giles pe brați și iese din apartament. Ajunge până la cinema la parter, din fericire lipsit de spectatori, înainte ca Elisa să-l găsească și să-l aducă înapoi în apartamentul ei. Îl atinge pe Giles pe capul său chel și pe brațul său rănit, iar în dimineața următoare Giles descoperă că părul a început să-i crească din nou și că rănile de pe braț s-au vindecat. După ce a refuzat inițial, Elisa face sex cu bărbatul amfibian.

Generalul Hoyt sosește în mod neașteptat și îi spune lui Strickland că are 36 de ore pentru a-l recupera pe omul amfibian sau cariera și viața sa vor fi terminate. Între timp, lui Hoffstetler i sa spus că va fi extras în două zile. Pe măsură ce se apropie data de eliberare planificată, sănătatea omului amfibian începe să se deterioreze. Hoffstetler merge să-i întâlnească pe cei care trebuie să îl extragă, avându-l pe urmele sale pe Strickland care-l urmărește. La întâlnire Hoffstetler este împușcat de unul dintre cei care trebuiau să îl scoată din țară, dar Strickland îl ucide pe acesta din urmă. După ce au aflat că Hoffstetler e spion, Strickland îl torturează în încercarea de a le implica pe Elisa și pe Zelda înainte de a muri. Strickland o amenință pe Zelda în casa ei, până când soțul ei, Brewster, dezvăluie că Elisa îl are pe omul amfibian. Zelda îi telefonează imediat Elisei, avertizând-o să elibereze creatura. Strickland, furios fiind, intră în apartamentul gol al Elisei unde găsește o notă în calendar care dezvăluie unde intenționează să îl elibereze pe omul amfibian.

La canal, Elisa și Giles își iau rămas bun de la creatură când Strickland sosește, îl împușcă pe Giles, pe omul amfibian și pe Elisa. Omul amfibian se vindecă repede și îi taie gâtul lui Strickland, ucigându-l. Când poliția ajunge la canal cu Zelda, omul amfibian o ia pe Elisa și sare în canal, unde o vindecă. Când atinge cicatricile de pe gâtul Elisei, acestea se deschid și dezvăluie branhii ca ale lui; ea revine la viață, iar cei două îmbrățișează. În încheierea vocală, Giles transmite convingerea că Elisa a trăit "fericită și îndrăgostită" cu omul amfibian.

Distribuție
 Sally Hawkins - Elisa Esposito
 Michael Shannon -  Colonel Richard Strickland
 Richard Jenkins - Giles
 Octavia Spencer - Zelda Fuller
 Doug Jones - Om Amfibie
 Michael Stuhlbarg - Dr. Robert Hoffstetler
 Lauren Lee Smith - Elaine Strickland
 Nick Searcy - General Frank Hoyt
 David Hewlett - Fleming

Producție
Filmările au început la 15 august 2016 in Hamilton, Ontario, și s-au terminat la 6 noiembrie 2016. Cheltuielile de producție s-au ridicat la 19,5 milioane $.

Lansare și primire
A avut încasări de 23,3 milioane $.

Note

Legături externe

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Filme de dragoste
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Filme de fantezie întunecată

Forma apei


الإسكندر الأول المقدوني (باليونانية القديمة:Ἀλέξανδρος ὁ Μακεδών) كان ملك مملكة مقدونيا القديمة حكم من العام 498 قبل الميلاد إلى العام 454 قبل الميلاد. وهو ابن الملك المقدوني أميتاس الأول من زوجته أويريديس، خلف أباه في حكم مقدونيا وخلفه على عرش مقدونيا ابنه البكر أليكتاس الثاني المقدوني وبعد أليكتاس الثاني حكم ابنه الثاني بيرديكاس الثاني المقدوني.

عداوته وخضوعه للفرس
طبقا لهيرودوت كان الإسكندر الأول معاد للإمبراطورية الأخمينية الفارسية، خاصة بعد قصة قتله لمبعوثي الملك الأخميني داريوش الأول في فترة الثورة الإيونية، وكان ذلك في احتفال أقامه المقدونيون، قام فيه هؤلاء المبعوثين بالتصرف بطريقة غير لبقة أثناء الحفل الأمر الذي دفع الإسكندر الأول لقتلهم. وبالرغم من المعاداة التي كان الإسكندر يوليها للفرس إلا أنه كان مضطرا لمسايستهم خاصة في أثناء حملات خرخس الأول بن داريوس على اليونان على أمل أن تأتيه الفرصة المناسبة للنيل منهم.

مساعدته وانقلابه على الفرس
عمل الإسكندر كممثل عن الحاكم الفارسي ماردونيوس في مناقشات اتفاقية السلام بعد معركة سالاميس 480 ق.م. والتي مني فيها الفرس بالهزيمة. كما أنه تعاون مع بلاد فارس وساندهم كثيرا بالإضافة إلى أنه أعطاهم الكثير من المعلومات عن أوضاع بقية المدن اليونانية، وحذر ماردونيوس من خطط اليونان قبيل معركة بلاتايا في 479 قبل الميلاد.

بعد هزيمة الجيش الفارسي في يلاتايا تحت قيادة أرتابازوس حاول أرتابزوس التراجع إلى آسيا الصغرى. ولكن عند مصب نهر ستريمون قامت جيوش الإسكندر الأول بمهاجمة تلك القوات الفارسية والتي كان عددها 43,000 وأردوهم قتلى وهكذا استطاع الإسكندر الأول استعادة استقلال مقدونيا.

الألعاب الأولمبية
بالرغم من أن المقدونيين كانوا شعوبا بربرية بنظر الأقلية اليونانية إلا أن الإسكندر ادعى انحداره من اليونانيين الأرغوسيين وبأنه من سلالة هرقل الأمر الذي لم يتم الاعتراف به حتى قيام قضاة الألعاب الأولمبية الـ «هيلانوديكاي» في البلاط الإليني بالمصادقة على صحة إدعائه، الأمر الذي سمح له بالمشاركة في الألعاب الأولمبية  والتي أقيمت أغلب الظن في العام 504 قبل الميلاد تاريخ مقدونيا الكتاب الثاني  حيث كان شرف المشاركة منوطا باليونانيين فقط.

بلاط الإسكندر
قام الإسكندر بتشكيل بلاطه الملكي الخاص بعد قيام بلاط أثينا وكان من محبي ومتبني الشعراء فكان راعيا للشاعرين بيندار وباخيليدس، الذين كرسا قصائدهم للإسكندر.

وصلات خارجية
 مقدونيا زمن الإسكندر الأول (خريطة)
 الإسكندر الأول المقدوني ويليام سميث صفحـ118ـة

مراجع وهوامش

حكام في الإمبراطورية الأخمينية
حكام في القرن 5 ق م
لاعبو قوى مقدونيون قدماء
معركة بلاتيا
ملكيون مقدونيون في القرن 5 ق م
ملوك مقدونيون
مواليد القرن 6 ق م
وفيات 454 ق م

الإسكندر الأول المقدوني


An Spathanthus in uska genus han Liliopsida. An Spathanthus in nahilalakip ha familia nga Rapateaceae.

An kladograma hini sumala ha Catalogue of Life:

Mga kasarigan

Mga sumpay ha gawas

Spathanthus

Spathanthus


William VI (1004 – March 1038), called the Fat, was Duke of Aquitaine and Count of Poitou (as William IV) between 1030 and his death. He was the eldest son of William V the Great by his first wife, Adalmode of Limoges.

Throughout his reign, he had to face the hostility of his stepmother, Agnes of Burgundy, the third wife of his father, who had remarried to Geoffrey Martel, then count of Vendôme. He entered into a war with Martel, who pretended to the government of the Saintonge. On 20 September 1034, he was captured in the field at Moncontour, near Saint-Jouin-de-Marnes. He was freed in 1036, after nearly three years imprisonment, only by ceding the cities of Saintes and Bordeaux. He immediately reopened the war, but was defeated again and had to cede the isle of Oléron.

William married Eustachie of Montreuil but had no known descendants. He reformed the administration of Poitiers by naming a provost, and died there, being succeeded by his half-brother Odo. He was buried at Maillezais.

See also
Dukes of Aquitaine family tree

Notes

Sources

William 06 of Aquitaine
Counts of Poitiers
Burials at Maillezais Abbey
1004 births
1038 deaths

William VI, Duke of Aquitaine


Yrkefjorden eller Yrkjefjorden er en fjord i Tysvær og Vindafjord kommuner i Rogaland fylke i Norge. Den er en arm af Krossfjorden og udgør den vestlige del af «krossen» (korset). Fjorden er omkring 12 kilometer lang og har en sidefjord, Vatsfjorden, som går mod nord omtrent halvvejs ind i fjorden. Vatsfjorden er omkring fem kilometer lang.
Grænsen  mellem kommunerne Vindafjord i nord og Tysvær i syd følger Yrkefjorden. Indløbet i øst ligger mellem Metteneset i syd  og Fløkje i nord. Nordvest for indløbet går Sandeidsfjorden videre mod nord.

Det ligger kun små bebyggelser langs fjorden. På sydsiden ligger bygden Vassendvik, omtrent syd for indløbet til Vatsfjorden. Inderst i fjorden ligger bygden Yrke, som fjorden er opkaldt efter.

Yrkefjorden har været byggeplads for Troll-, Draugen - og Gullfaks C-platformene.

Kilder og henvisninger

Fjorde i Rogaland
Tysvær
Vindafjord

Yrkefjorden


Palivuk  je naseljeno mjesto u općini Kotor Varoš, Republika Srpska, Bosna i Hercegovina.

Zemljopis

Palivuk se nalazi na upadljivom brežuljku na obroncima desne obale rijeke Vrbanje u Bosni i Hercegovini. Lokalne ceste povezane su na regionalnu cestu R-440: Kruševo Brdo - Šiprage - [Obodnik] - Kotor Varoš - Banja Luka.

Povijest

Tijekom Drugog svjetskog rata, selo je sudjelovalo u otporu protiv nacističke okupacije i bilo je partizansko sklonište u srpnju 1944. godine.  Palivuk je primio veliki broj ranjenih boraca otpora koji su evakuirani iz područja u klanac oko Demićke rijeke (blizu Šipraga) tijekom Šeste neprijateljske ofenzive. Zbog udaljenosti i udaljenosti od većih lokalnih središta, selo je bilo sigurno utočište za mnoge stanovnike regije kada su njemačke nacističke snage napredovale.

Tijekom Rata u Bosni i Hercegovini (1992-95), policija i paravojne snage Vojske Republike Srpske (VRS) srušile su okolna sela Bošnjaka. Rušenje je posebno koncentrirano uzvodno od Palivuka, uz Vrbanju do Kruševa Brda, kao i svih bošnjačkih i hrvatskih sela nizvodno do Banja Luke. Mnogi lokalni stanovnici su ubijeni, a većina je protjerana iz regije. Nakon završetka rata 1996. godine, mnoga bosanska sela oko Šipraga dijelom su obnovljena naporima nove vlade i vojnika BEELUGA (skr. Belgija — Luxembourg — Grčka — Austrija, s aktivnostima Misije EUFOR - SFOR. Međutim, Palivuk nije bio uključen u taj program obnove.

Stanovništcvo

1991.

Nacionalni sastav stanovništva 1991. godine, bio je sljedeći:

ukupno: 391

 Muslimani - 252
 Srbi - 137
 Jugoslaveni - 1
 ostali, neopredijeljeni i nepoznato - 1

2013.

Nacionalni sastav stanovništva 2013. godine, bio je sljedeći:

ukupno: 23

 Srbi - 15
 Bošnjaci - 8

Izvori

Naselja u Republici Srpskoj
Kotor Varoš

Palivuk


The president of Somaliland (; ) is the head of state and head of government of Somaliland. The president is also commander-in-chief of the Somaliland Armed Forces. The president represents the Government of Somaliland.

The first president of Somaliland was Abdirahman Ahmed Ali Tuur. The current office-holder is the 5th president Muse Bihi Abdi, who took office on 13 December 2017. The President can serve a maximum of two five-year terms.
The Republic of Somaliland regards itself as the successor state to the former British Somaliland Protectorate, which was an independent country for a few days in 1960 as the State of Somaliland.

History

The first president of Somaliland was Abdirahman Ahmed Ali Tuur, one of the leaders of the Somali National Movement (SNM), who took office on 7 June 1991, weeks after Somaliland was declared a republic. Since then the office has been held by four further people: Muhammad Haji Ibrahim Egal, Dahir Riyale Kahin, Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud, and Muse Bihi Abdi.

Eligibility

By Article 82 of the Constitution of Somaliland, a person shall be eligible for the office of President or Vice President if (a) he is a citizen of Somaliland by birth, and, notwithstanding residence as a refugee in another country, must not hold any other citizenship; (b) he must be a Muslim, and must behave in accordance with  Islamic religion; (c) he must be at least 40 years of age; and (d) he fulfills other criteria set out in this Article.

List of presidents of Somaliland

Death in office
One Somaliland president has died in office:
 Muhammad Haji Ibrahim Egal, who died on 3 May 2002 aged 73.

Latest election

See also
 Somaliland
 Politics of Somaliland
 Vice President of Somaliland
 Lists of office-holders

References

External links
 Constitution in English

Government of Somaliland

President of Somaliland


José Gamarra (Tecuarembó, 1934. ) je urugvajski slikar

Radovi
Njegove su slike obično pejzaži, s tropskim motivima. Velike šume, lijane, uznemirene vode, žive anakonde i kajmani često su postavljeni u povijesnim ili nepristranim prizorima.

Njegova omiljena tema je oslobađanje kolonijalizma, s karavelima prisutnim u inače skladnom prizoru koji naglašava njihovu nepoželjnu prisutnost.

Izvori

Urugvajski slikari

José Gamarra