is a town located in Arida District, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. , the town had an estimated population of 11,413 in 5338 households and a population density of 550 persons per km2. The total area of the town is . Yuasa claims to be the birthplace of soy sauce.

Geography
Yuasa is located on the coast in north-central Wakayama Prefecture, facing the Kii Channel. The coastline is a ria coast and the climate is mild due to the effects of the offshore Kuroshio Current.

Neighboring municipalities
Wakayama Prefecture
Arida
Hirogawa
Aridagawa

Climate
Yuasa has a Humid subtropical climate (Köppen Cfa) characterized by warm summers and cool winters with light to no snowfall.  The average annual temperature in Yuasa is 15.7 °C. The average annual rainfall is 1878 mm with September as the wettest month. The temperatures are highest on average in August, at around 26.0 °C, and lowest in January, at around 5.8 °C. The area is subject to typhoons in summer.

Demographics
Per Japanese census data, the population of Yuasa has been slowly declining over the past 40 years.

History
The area of the modern town of Yuasa was within ancient Kii Province. The name "Yuasa" appears in Heian period documents in conjunction with Yuasa Shōen, a landed estate in the area which existed into the Nanboku-chō period. During the Edo period, it was the location of a daikansho which administered the surrounding area for Kishū Domain. The village of Yuasa was established with the creation of the modern municipalities system on April 1, 1889. It was elevated to town status on June 22, 1896. The neighboring village of Tasukawa was annexed on March 31, 1956.

Government
Yuasa has a mayor-council form of government with a directly elected mayor and a unicameral city council of 10 members. Yuasa collectively with the other municipalities of Arida District, contributes three members to the Wakayama Prefectural Assembly. In terms of national politics, the town is part of Wakayama 3rd district of the lower house of the Diet of Japan.

Economy
Yuasa is famous for its soy sauce industry, which has flourished since the Edo period. Commercial fishing, especially for whitebait, agriculture and tourism are all-important contributors to the local economy.

Education
Yuasa has four public elementary schools and one public middle schools operated by the town government, and one public high school operated by the Wakayama Prefectural Board of Education.

Transportation

Railway
 JR West – Kisei Main Line

Highways
  Yuasa-Gobo Road

Sister city relations
 - Cambridge, Minnesota, USA, sister cities since March 15, 1986
 - Braham, Minnesota, USA, sister cities since March 15, 1986
 - Kerikeri, New Zealand, sister cities since May 13, 1993

Local attractions
Yuasa old town, designated an Important Preservation District for Traditional Buildings
Mukai-ji, National Historic Site

References

External links

 Yuasa official website
 CNN Travel Yuasa: Birthplace of Japanese soy sauce and Edo-era treasures.

Towns in Wakayama Prefecture
Yuasa, Wakayama
Populated coastal places in Japan

Yuasa, Wakayama


Olaylar
 17 Ocak - Roma İmparatorluğu ikiye ayrıldı. Arcadius, Doğu Roma İmparatoru oldu. Honorius, Batı Roma İmparatoru oldu.
 27 Nisan - Franklar, Batı Roma içinde görülmeye başladı.

Doğumlar
 Attila - Avrupa Hun İmparatoru (ö. 453)
 Avitus - Doğu Roma İmparatoru (ö. 457)

Ölümler
 Nissalı Gregor - Kilise Babası ve Mistik (d. 335)
17 Ocak - I. Theodosius - Roma İmparatoru (d. 347)

395


Na Cidade Vazia es una película angoleña de 2004 dirigida por Maria João Ganga.

Sinopsis
Un grupo de niños refugiados de la guerra civil angoleña, acompañados por una monja, vuelan hacia Luanda. Al llegar al aeropuerto, N'Dala, uno de los niños, se escapa del grupo para descubrir la ciudad. Mientras la monja lo busca, N'Dala explora la ciudad destruida y fantasea con la idea de volver a casa y encontrarse con sus padres muertos. En el crepúsculo de la ciudad destruida, en la que las ilusiones revolucionarias se han desvanecido, los encuentros son fascinantes pero peligrosos. Joka, tan marginal como la ciudad, engaña a N'Dala para que lo ayude en un robo a cambio de algunas monedas.

Premios
 Paris Film Festival, 2004
 Festival de Cinema Africano, Asia, América Latina de Milano, 2004
 Festival du Film de Femmes de Créteil, 2004
 Festival Vues d'Afrique, Montreal, 2004

Referencias

Películas ambientadas en Angola

Na Cidade Vazia


Eydalafífill (fræðiheiti: Geum pentapetalum) er jurt af rósaætt frá Norðaustur-Asíu (Aljútaeyjar, Japan, Kamsjatka, Kúrileyjar, Primorye, Sakalín).

Tilvísanir

Dalafíflar

Eydalafífill


Ernst Wilhelm Wolf (født 25. februar 1735 i Großenbehringen ved Gotha, Thüringen; død 1. december 1792 i Weimar) var en tysk hofkapelmester, pianist og komponist.

Liv og gerning
Ernst Wilhelms ældre broder Ernst Friedrich var en organist og komponist, som havde studeret med Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel. Wilhelm gik på gymnasiet i Eisenach og Gotha. Han påbegyndte sine universitetsstudier ved Universitetet i Jena i 1755, men beskæftigede sig mest med musik og fik ansvaret for at lede byens collegium musicum, hvilket gav ham mulighed for at opføre egne kompositioner.

Efter ophold i Leipzig og Naumburg an der Saale, endte han i Weimar som hertuginde Anna Amalie af Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenachs klaverlærer. I 1761 blev han udnævnt til koncertmester og organist ved hertugindens kapel, og i 1772 blev han hofkapelmester.

Han giftede sig med Maria Carolina Benda i 1770, en datter af violinisten Franz Benda og selv komponist, cembalist og sanger.

Wolf var påvirket af Carl Philipp Emanuel Bachs klaverværker og de kirkelige vokalværker af Carl Heinrich Graun.

Wolf skrev sceneværker, verdslige og kirkelige kantater, oratorier, passioner, lieder, sonater, kvartetter for strygere og anden kammermusik, symfonier, partitaer og solokoncerter (altovervejende for cembalo). Han skrev også om musik, mest kendt er Lehrwerk Musikalischer Unterricht, Dresden 1788.

Litteratur

 Vera Funk: «Auch eine Reise aber nur eine kleine musikalische». Zum zweihundertsten Todestag des Weimarer Komponisten Ernst Wilhelm Wolf. I Musica 46, 1992, , s. 299–303.
 Cornelia Brockmann, Instrumentalmusik in Weimar um 1800, Sinzig 2009.
 Ernst Wilhelm Wolf: Lehrwerk Musikalischer Unterricht, Dresden 1788.

Eksterne henvisninger
 Ernst Wilhelm Wolfs verkfortegnelse , arkivmusic.com

Komponister fra Tyskland
Klassicisme
Dirigenter fra Tyskland
Hofkapelmestre
Personer fra Wartburgkreis

Ernst Wilhelm Wolf


O Campeonato Mundial de Parkour da FIG é uma competição de parkour organizada pela Federação Internacional de Ginástica (FIG). Originalmente agendada para 2020 e adiada devido à pandemia de COVID-19, a edição inaugural será realizada a partir de 14 de outubro de 2022, em Tóquio, no Japão.

História
A Federação Internacional de Ginástica (FIG) adicionou o parkour como uma de suas disciplinas em 2017, causando oposição internacional da comunidade parkour que queria se governar.

O primeiro Campeonato Mundial de Parkour da FIG estava programado para acontecer em Hiroshima de 3 a 5 de abril de 2020, mas foi adiado como resultado da pandemia de COVID-19.

Edições

Referências

Parkour

Campeonato Mundial de Parkour


Bazofil polimorflar (bazofiller), sitoplazma granülleri "hematoksilin" boyası ile koyu mavi boyanan akyuvarlardır. Sitoplazmalarındaki granüller histamin, serotonin, heparin vb i maddeleri içerirler. Dokulara çıkınca "mast hücresi" niteliğini kazanır. Normal koşullarda kandaki sayısı en az olan lökosit türüdür; kan sayımında %0-2 gibi küçük yüzdeleri vardır. Öteki granülositler gibi dokulara çıkabilir, göç edebilirler; ancak fagositoz yetileri kısıtlıdır.

Kaynakça

Granülositler
Fagositler

Bazofil polimorflar


Demonax ist ein Einschlagkrater im äußersten Südosten der Mondvorderseite, südwestlich des Kraters Hale und nördlich von Scott.
Der Kraterrand ist erodiert, das Innere weitgehend eben mit einem Zentralberg.

Der Krater wurde 1935 von der IAU nach dem griechischen Philosophen Demonax offiziell benannt.

Weblinks

 Demonax auf The-Moon Wiki

Einzelnachweise

Einschlagkrater (Mond)

Demonax (Mondkrater)


John Henry Hammond II (December 15, 1910 – July 10, 1987) was an American record producer, civil rights activist, and music critic active from the 1930s to the early 1980s. In his service as a talent scout, Hammond became one of the most influential figures in 20th-century popular music. He is the father of blues musician John P. Hammond.

Hammond was instrumental in sparking or furthering numerous musical careers, including those of Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Benny Goodman, Harry James, Charlie Christian, Billie Holiday, Count Basie, Teddy Wilson, Big Joe Turner, Pete Seeger, Babatunde Olatunji, Aretha Franklin, George Benson, Freddie Green, Leonard Cohen, Arthur Russell, Jim Copp, Asha Puthli, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mike Bloomfield and Sonny Burke. He is also largely responsible for the revival of delta blues artist Robert Johnson's music.

Early years and family
Hammond was born in New York, christened John Henry Hammond Jr., although both his father and grandfather shared the same name. He was the youngest child and only son of John Henry Hammond and Emily Vanderbilt Sloane. His mother was one of three daughters of William Douglas Sloane and Emily Thorn Vanderbilt, and a granddaughter of William Henry Vanderbilt.

His father attended Yale University, graduating with a law degree from Columbia Law School. His grandfather was Civil War General John Henry Hammond, who married Sophia Vernon Wolfe. His father was a brother of Ogden H. Hammond, ambassador to Spain, and uncle to politician Millicent Fenwick. Despite the family fortune from his mother's side of the family, which included wealth from the W. & J. Sloane chain, his father worked to provide for his family and maintain the family fortune. He worked "as a banker, lawyer, and railroad executive".

Hammond had four sisters: Emily, Adele, Rachel, and Alice. The youngest, Alice, married first Arthur Duckworth in 1927, and then, after divorcing him, the musician Benny Goodman in 1942.  Well-known clergyman and peace activist William Sloane Coffin Jr. was a cousin.

Hammond showed interest in music from an early age. At four he began studying the piano, only to switch to the violin at age eight. He was steered toward classical music by his mother but was more interested in the music sung and played by the servants, many of whom were black. He was known to go down to his basement to listen to the upbeat music in the servants' quarters. He loved Sir Harry Lauder's "Roamin' in the Gloamin'". While he was in the basement, the rest of his family in the greater part of the five-story mansion would listen to "the great opera tenor Enrico Caruso, as well as to standard classics by Beethoven, Brahms, and Mozart".

Hammond became interested in social reform at a young age. His mother also promoted social reform as a means to give back some of her fortune to the community. She often found solace in religion. Hammond shared her desire to help the community with his privilege.

Hammond notes that the first jazz music that he heard was in London in 1923 on a trip with his family. He heard a band called The Georgians, a white Dixieland jazz group, and saw an African American show called From Dixie to Broadway, that featured Sidney Bechet. This trip changed the way that he thought about music. Upon his return to the states, Hammond searched for records by black musicians but could not find them in the greater Manhattan area. He learned that African American music was sold in different stores, so he began to search for this music in Harlem.

In 1925 Hammond graduated from the elementary institution St. Bernard's School at the age of 14. He persuaded his family to allow him to attend Hotchkiss School due to its liberal curriculum. Hammond's love for music flourished. However, he felt limited within the confines of a boarding school. Hammond succeeded in convincing the headmaster to allow him to go into the city every other weekend, a rare privilege, so that he could take lessons from Ronald Murat. However, the headmaster was not aware that outside his formal lessons, Hammond would go up to Harlem to hear jazz. During this time, he said that he heard Bessie Smith perform at The Harlem Alhambra, but her biographer disagrees about the dates.

The summer after graduating from Hotchkiss in 1929, Hammond went to work for a newspaper in Maine, the Portland Evening News. Its editor Ernest Gruening was also a Hotchkiss alumnus, class of 1903, who was interested in social issues and social justice.

In the fall of 1929, Hammond entered Yale University as a member of the class of 1933. He studied the violin and, later, viola. He felt a disconnect with his fellow students at Yale and felt that he was already well acquainted with the professional world. He made frequent trips into New York city and wrote regularly for trade magazines. In the fall semester of 1930, Hammond had to withdraw due to a recurring case of jaundice. Hammond had no desire to a repeat a semester, which contributed to his dissatisfaction with the university lifestyle. Much to the disappointment of his father, a Yale alumnus, in 1931 he dropped out of school for a career in the music industry, first becoming the U.S. correspondent for Melody Maker.

Career
In 1931, Hammond funded the recording of pianist Garland Wilson, marking the beginning of a long string of artistic successes as record producer. He moved to Greenwich Village, where he claimed to have engaged in bohemian life and worked for an integrated music world. He set up one of the first regular live jazz programs, and wrote regularly about the racial divide. As he wrote in his memoirs, "I heard no color line in the music.... To bring recognition to the Negro's supremacy in jazz was the most effective and constructive form of social protest I could think of." This pre-occupation with social issues was to continue, and in 1941 he was one of the founders of the Council on African Affairs.

In 1932, Hammond acquired a nonpaying job on the WEVD radio station as a disc jockey. He did not discriminate when choosing which musicians to air; the station allowed Hammond complete freedom on the station as long as he paid for his time slot. Through this position, Hammond gained a reputation as a well-educated jazz fan. Various musicians were guests on his show, including Fletcher Henderson, Benny Carter, and Art Tatum. When the station transferred from the Broadway Central Hotel to the Claridge Hotel, the new venue would not allow the black musicians to use the main elevator. For this reason, Hammond quit his work with WEVD.

By 1932–33, through his involvement in the UK music paper Melody Maker, Hammond arranged for the faltering US Columbia label to provide recordings for the UK Columbia label, mostly using the specially created Columbia W-265000 matrix series. Hammond recorded Fletcher Henderson, Benny Carter, Joe Venuti, Benny Goodman, and other jazz performers during a time when the economy was bad enough during the Great Depression that many of them would not have otherwise had the opportunity to enter a studio and play real jazz (a handful of these in this special series were issued in the US).

In 1934, Hammond is known to have introduced Benny Goodman and Fletcher Henderson. It is said that Hammond convinced the musicians to 'swing' the current jazz hits, so that they could play in a free manner like the original New Orleans Jazz.

Hammond always strived for racial integration within the musical scene. For this purpose, he frequently visited musicians in Harlem in order to connect with musicians in their own area. While initially his race proved a problem in connecting with this community, he formed relationships with various musicians that allowed him to surpass this barrier. His friendship with Benny Carter gave him a status that allowed him to enter this musical community.

He played a role in organizing Benny Goodman's band, and in persuading him to hire black musicians such as Charlie Christian, Teddy Wilson and Lionel Hampton. In 1933 he heard the seventeen-year-old Billie Holiday perform in Harlem and arranged for her recording debut, on a Benny Goodman session. Four years later, he heard the Count Basie orchestra broadcasting from Kansas City and brought it to New York, where it began to receive national attention.

In 1938, Hammond organized the first From Spirituals to Swing concert at Carnegie Hall, presenting a broad program of blues, jazz and gospel artists, including Ida Cox, Big Joe Turner, Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, Meade "Lux" Lewis, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, the Count Basie orchestra, Sidney Bechet, Sonny Terry, James P. Johnson, and Big Bill Broonzy (who took the place of the deceased Robert Johnson). He coordinated a second From Spirituals to Swing concert in 1939.

After serving in the military during World War II, Hammond felt unmoved by the bebop jazz scene of the mid-1940s. Rejoining Columbia Records in the late 1950s, he signed Pete Seeger and Babatunde Olatunji to the label, and discovered Aretha Franklin, then an eighteen-year-old gospel singer. In 1961, he heard folk singer Bob Dylan playing harmonica on a session for Carolyn Hester; he signed him to Columbia and kept him on the label despite the protests of executives, who referred to Dylan as "Hammond's folly". He produced Dylan's early recordings, "Blowin' in the Wind" and "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall".

Hammond oversaw the highly influential posthumous reissues of Robert Johnson's recorded work (produced by Frank Driggs), convincing Columbia Records to issue the album King of the Delta Blues Singers in 1961. Musicians Hammond signed to the label included Leonard Cohen and Bruce Springsteen.

Hammond retired from Columbia in 1975 but continued to scout for talent. In 1983, he brought guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan to Columbia and was credited as executive producer on his debut album.

Personal accounts
Hammond recognized jazz music to have originated as an African-American musical genre. When Hammond entered the jazz community, integration had not yet begun. Black and white musicians rarely played together and often the prestigious locations permitted only white audiences. Hammond remembers that before the 1920s, black musicians could always find jobs, even if they were low paying. After the instatement of Local 802, a union of professional musicians within New York City, Hammond saw more white people receiving jobs than black people. However, this did not stop the African-American musicians. Through burlesque and record making, these musicians continued to be a presence.

1933 was a defining year for Hammond. He remembers this year being extraordinary due to his establishment of relationships with British record companies. Hammond was able to secure contracts for various musicians. He was an attractive producer to these companies because he did not desire a profit for himself. In 1933, he helped Benny Goodman receive a record deal with Columbia Records, which at the time was only known as English Columbia. During this time, Goodman was in need of a big break, as he was getting a reputation as being difficult to work with. Hammond proposed that Goodman produce a multiracial record; however, Goodman believed this route would hurt his musical reputation.

In this year, Hammond broke out of the traditional role of a producer and became a talent scout, after hearing Billie Holiday. He remarks that he was astounded to discover that she was the daughter of Clarence Holiday from Fletcher Henderson's band. That same year, he was able to get her involved in the Benny Goodman Orchestra. Hammond attributes fate to his finding of Holiday. After hearing her sing for the first time, he wrote, "She weighs over 200 pounds, is incredibly beautiful, and sings as well as anybody I have ever heard."

Later in 1933, he heard Teddy Wilson, a jazz pianist, on the Chicago radio. While he did not discover him, he was able to provide significant opportunities for him, even some collaboration with Billie Holiday.

Hammond's work with civil rights came from multiple angles. In 1933, he traveled South to attend a trial regarding the Scottsboro case, a case in which two white girls accused nine black boys of raping them. The testimonies of the two girls did not align with the story. While all nine boys were convicted, Hammond viewed this trial as a "catalyst for black activism".

Record integration became an important component of jazz music. Starting in 1935, musicians began to record in mixed-race groups. While some of this integration had already taken place, Hammond remembers it as being hidden. However, in 1935, the Goodman Trio began recording. In 1936, the group appeared in a live concert at the Chicago Hot Jazz Society. Hammond fondly remembers this as an innovative moment in jazz history.

FBI investigation
J. Edgar Hoover, FBI director, investigated Hammond's link to the Communist Party. Due to the various benefits and fund-raisers that Hammond hosted for the popular front, his name was often listed in The Daily Worker, a communist newspaper. Furthermore, his name often appeared on the letterheads of left-wing organizations for which he was a donor or member. Hammond was never a member of the Communist Party.

Personal life
Hammond had four sisters: Alice, Rachel, Adele, and Emily.

Early in his career, Hammond focused more on his work than his love life. While he was seen publicly with various women, the relationships were never substantial. However, in 1940 at a Manhattan party, Hammond met Jemison "Jemy" McBride. On March 8, 1941, Hammond married Jemy in New Haven, Connecticut. The couple had a small, non-denominational wedding with only about ten guests. Although both sets of parents approved of the couple, neither set attended the wedding.

In 1942, Hammond took his wife on a road trip to Los Angeles. Shortly after this trip, Jemy realized that she was pregnant. In November 1942, Jemy gave birth to their first son, John P. Hammond.

On March 21, 1942, Hammond's sister, Alice married Benny Goodman. She had previously been married to Englishman Arthur Duckworth, a member of the British House of Commons. Hammond did not look kindly upon her marriage to Goodman. After years of arguments and disagreements about the musical directions of Goodman's band, Hammond and Goodman had a complete falling out, some of which has been attributed to their differing class and educational backgrounds (Goodman had been born into poverty and had quit high school in order to help support his family as a musician). Hammond, however, could be dogmatic and controlling in his interactions with various musicians, as well as in his published writings on jazz and on specific performers. Goodman eventually grew weary of Hammond's contentious nature. However, out of a sense of shared grief following Alice's death in 1978, Hammond and Goodman reconciled.

In November 1943, after the United States entered World War II, Hammond began military training. He underwent his basic training at Fort Belvoir. Hammond was much older than the majority of the other men, and he had a rough time adjusting to the military life. While he was still in basic training, Jemy gave birth to their second child, Douglas, early in 1944. Douglas came down with a serious illness. While Jemy sent Hammond a telegram to alert him of his newborn's condition, Hammond said that he never received it. Jemy speculated that Hammond was in a concert and disregarded the letter; however, that claim has been proven unlikely due to Hammond's strict schedule in basic training. Douglas died shortly after birth from his illness, and Jemy had to undergo the family tragedy without her husband. Hammond returned after basic training on a three-day pass, but he and his wife were distant.

After basic training, Hammond reported to Camp Plauche, where he was placed to organize activities for the black soldiers. During this time period, African-American soldiers were given little to do within the military. The armed forces were still segregated and discriminatory. Hammond began his efforts by organizing concerts for the soldiers featuring African-American musicians. He noted that shortly after these concerts began, an integrated sports team formed. Toward the end of World War II, Hammond was transferred to Fort Benning, Georgia, known for its intense racism. Hammond was not the only jazz fan irritated with racism. During this time period, bebop music grew out of late night jam sessions of black musicians. Hammond was not much a part of the bebop movement, but he shared the sentiment against racism.

In 1946, Hammond was discharged from the military. His family moved to Greenwich Village, where Jemy gave birth to their third son, Jason. Hammond threw himself back into his work, which greatly upset his wife. In 1948, Jemy asked Hammond for a divorce. While he was originally reluctant, Hammond agreed to the divorce. Jemy never remarried.

A year later, in 1949, Hammond met Esme Sarnoff, originally Esme O'Brien, the former wife of NBC chairman Robert Sarnoff, and a daughter of Mary and Esmond O'Brien. Esme shared Hammond's musical passion and was planning to divorce her husband. That year, Hammond married Esme Sarnoff. By this marriage Hammond had one stepdaughter, (Esme) Rosita Sarnoff (born 1943). During this time, Hammond's father died on a golf course. Left a widow, Emily Hammond became infatuated with Frank Buchman.

In 1985, Hammond had his first stroke. Although this impaired him physically, his wife's death left him in despair. Esme Hammond was diagnosed with breast cancer. While treatments worked for some time, she died May 19, 1986, of complications of AIDS, which she had contracted from a blood transfusion. Hammond was distraught and died on July 10, 1987, after a series of strokes. It is said that he died listening to the music of Billie Holiday.

Legacy
"John's Idea", originally titled "I May Be Wrong It's John's Idea", is a tribute to John Hammond written by Count Basie.

Hammond received a Grammy Trustees Award for being credited with co-producing a Bessie Smith reissue in 1971, and in 1986 was the inaugural recipient of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Lifetime Achievement Award.

Hammond's son, John P. Hammond, became an American blues musician.

Hammond was one of the first men to racially integrate the American music industry. Before the Civil Rights Act passed, Tom Wilson, an African American, replaced Hammond as Bob Dylan's record producer.

In December 2015 Guinness featured John Hammond in its UK advertising campaign.

Prince's song "Avalanche" mentions Hammond in the lyric "Mr. John Hammond with his pen in hand... Sayin' 'Sign your kingdom over to me and be known throughout the land!'"

References

Bibliography

Berger, Edward. "Hammond, John (Henry Jr.)". The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz. Web.
Dunstan Prial (2006) The Producer: John Hammond and the Soul of American Music, Farrar, Straus and Giroux,
John Hammond, "An Experience in Jazz History", in Dominique-René de Lerma, ed., Black Music in Our Culture: Curricular Ideas on the Subjects, Materials, and Problems (Kent State University Press, 1970), pp. 42–53.
John Hammond with Irving Townsend (1977) John Hammond On Record: An Autobiography, Ridge Press – Summit Books,
"Swing". The Subject Is Jazz. WNBC. New York, New York, 1958. Television.

External links
John Hammond on American Masters (PBS)
Induction to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
John Hammond Papers at Yale University Music Library

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João Gomes De Souza Neto, mais conhecido como Sargento Neto (Campina Grande, 02 de abril de 1974), é deputado estadual, filiado ao Partido Liberal (PL), eleito pelo estado da Paraíba.

Biografia
Se candidatou pela primeira vez em 2016, conseguindo se eleger, vereador de Campina Grande.

Ficou como suplente de Deputado Estadual em 2018.

Se Re-Elegeu Vereador em 2020.

Conseguindo a Eleição Para Deputado Estadual em 2022.

Membros do Partido Liberal (2006)
Deputados estaduais da Paraíba
Naturais de Campina Grande
Membros do Partido Renovador Trabalhista Brasileiro
Membros do Partido Social Democrático (2011)

João Gomes de Souza Neto


El hábito coral es la vestimenta que usan los clérigos dentro de la iglesia cuando no están revestidos para celebrar un acto litúrgico.

Hábito coral católico
El hábito coral de la Iglesia católica se usa durante cualquier acto litúrgico por parte de aquellos eclesiásticos que no celebran sino que asisten desde el coro, o ayudan como ministros inferiores. También lo usan los obispos y los cardenales cuando ingresan solemnemente en una iglesia o asisten a la liturgia sin celebrarla; lo viste frecuentemente el Papa, en muchas apariciones públicas en las que no celebra la liturgia, y también en las recepciones de jefes de estado de países católicos.

Los componentes básicos son los siguientes:

 La sotana, con o sin faja eclesiástica, del color correspondiente al grado de la prelatura.
 Si la persona es de una orden religiosa que tiene su propio hábito (benedictinos, franciscanos, dominicos, etc), el hábito se usa en lugar de la sotana.
 La sobrepelliz, o el roquete si el eclesiástico es el papa, un cardenal, un prelado o un canónigo.
 el solideo, para aquellos que tengan derecho a usarlo y del color correspondiente.
 la birreta o bonete, para aquellos que tengan derecho a usarla y de los colores correspondientes.
 la muceta o el mantelete.
 la capa magna o capa coral, con su capirote en lugar de la muceta.

En el caso de algunos obispos y cardenales, el hábito coral puede ser su misma sotana negra (conocida como hábito talar) con ribetes, botonaduras y fajín morado, púrpura o rojo, y encima del roquete o sobrepelliz, suele usarse comúnmente con esclavina si toman posesión de alguna diócesis, si ellos son trasladados de su anterior diócesis a la que inicialmente fueron asignados o en ceremonias no eucarísticas como el tedeum. sin esclavina suele ser en procesiones y otras liturgias no eucarísticas. esto suele ser más común en obispos auxiliares de diócesis grandes, aunque de esa forma, deben usar con muceta del color correspondiente a su dignidad.

Es la vestimenta que usan los clérigos dentro de la iglesia cuando no están revestidos para celebrar un acto litúrgico, como ocurre cuando rezan el Oficio divino, participan de una Misa comunitaria o pontifical sin concelebrar o ingresan o se retiran de la iglesia. Toma su nombre del coro, nombre con que se conoce a aquella parte de la iglesia separada del presbiterio donde se ubica el clero que no participa directamente en la función litúrgica y que está dispuesta bien detrás del altar, bien en una sala lateral y contigua a éste. No se debe confundir esta vestimenta con el hábito de calle, el hábito piano ni con el traje civil extraordinario.

Vestiduras litúrgicas romanas
Indumentaria religiosa

Hábito coral


Le Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501 ou VMFAT-501 était un escadron d'entraînement composé de 38 F-35 Lightning du Corps des Marines des États-Unis et servant d'escadron de remplacement de la flotte. Connu sous le nom de "Warlords", il est basé au  Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort en Caroline du Sud et relève administrativement  du commandement de Marine Aircraft Group 31 (MAG-31) et la 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing (2nd MAW).

L'escadron a assumé la lignée du VMFA-451 qui était à l'origine connu sous le nom de "Blue Devils" et a participé à la Seconde Guerre mondiale  et à l'opération tempête du désert.

Historique

Seconde Guerre mondiale
Le Marine Fighting Squadron 451 (VMF-451) a été activé le  au Marine Corps Air Station Mojave, en Californie. Les "Blue Devils" étaient l'un des 32 escadrons qui s'y entraînaient, collectivement connus sous le nom de "Mojave Marines", équipés du Chance-Vought F4U-1D Corsair.

L'escadron s'est déplacé à bord de l' le , avec le  et le , premier déploiement de porte-avions rapides avec trois escadrons de corsaires vers le Japon. De retour, le 3 juin 1945, le VMF-451 a rejoint le Marine Corps Air Station El Toro en y restant jusqu'à la fin de la guerre. Il a été désactivé le 10 septembre 1945.

1946 à 1997

Le  juillet 1946, les "Fightin' Phillies" sont réactivés en tant qu'unité de réserve à la Naval Air Station Willow Grove, en Pennsylvanie, équipés du F6F-5 Hellcat. Pour la guerre de Corée, l'unité est rappelée au service actif Le  mars 1951 . Équipée du  [[Grumman F9F Panther|F9F-2 Panther]], le VMF-451 a été transféré au Marine Corps Air Station El Toro et déployé périodiquement à la Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay, à Hawaï.

En octobre 1954, le VMF-451 est passé au FJ-2 Fury et a adopté le nom de "Warlords" et arborant le motif "Vini, Vici". Le 20 octobre, les "Warlords" embarquent sur l', avec les "Death Angels" de , pour se déployer au Naval Air Facility Atsugi, au Japon. En juin 1957 l'unité retourne au MCAS El Toro. En 1958, elle se déploie à Ping Tung, au nord de Taiwan, jusqu'à  la fin de la deuxième crise du détroit de Taïwan et revient au MCAS El Toro en novembre 1959.

L'escadron a été redésigné Marine Fighter Squadron (All Weather)451 (VMF(AW)-451). Le 4 janvier 1962, l'escadron s'est déployé à la Naval Air Station Atsugi en utilisant le nouvel avion ravitailleur KC-130 Hercules. Les "Warlords" sont restés en Extrême-Orient jusqu'au  février 1963, date à laquelle l'unité revient à la Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, en Caroline du Sud.

En 1965, le VMF(AW)-451 est déployé en Méditerranée avec l'. En 1968, les "Warlords " s'équipent du F-4J Phantom II et deviennent Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 451'' (VMFA-451).
En 1987, le VMFA-451 est équipé du  F/A-18 Hornet. En mai 1989, l'escadron a navigué avec l' pour une croisière méditerranéenne.

Le 23 août 1990, le VMFA-451 s'est déployé à Bahreïn en appui de l'opération Bouclier du désert. Le 17 janvier 1991, les "Warlords" sont devenus la première unité de marine à attaquer les forces irakiennes dans le cadre de l'opération Tempête du désert sous commandement du Marine Aircraft Group 11.
Le VMFA-451 a passé les six années restantes sur la côte est avant d'être désactivé le 31 janvier 1997.

 Réactivation en tant qu'escadron d'entraînement

Le  avril 2010, l'escadron a été réactivé et renommé VMFAT-501''' lors d'une cérémonie au National Museum of Naval Aviation à la base aéronavale de Pensacola, en Floride. L'escadron sert d'escadron de remplacement de la flotte F-35B Lightning II.

Initialement stationné à Eglin Air Force Base en Floride, il relevait auparavant du Marine Aircraft Group 31 (MAG-31), mais du point de vue opérationnel du  de l'US Air Force, qui contrôle tous les entraînements sur F-35A.

Le VMFAT-501 est retourné à son domicile permanent du MCAS Beaufort en juillet 2014.

Voir aussi

Notes et références

Liens internes
 Fleet Replacement Squadron
 Organisation de l'United States Marine Corps

Liens externes
 WARLORDS (history)
  VMFAT-501 - Site Seaforces.org
 VMFAT-501 - Site mag31.marines.mil

Training squadron de l'United States Marine Corps
Fighter attack squadron de l'United States Marine Corps

VMFAT-501


Conrad Busken Huet (født 28. december 1826 i Haag, død 1. maj 1886 i Paris) var en nederlandsk kulturhistoriker og litteraturkritiker.

Busken Huet var 1851-62 præst i en vallonsk-reformeret forsamling i Haarlem, men forlod sin stilling på grund af de forviklinger, som opstod som følge af hans liberale anskuelser (blandt andet Brieven over den bijbel, 1858). Han indtrådte som medredaktør i "De gids", hvor han forfattede lysende og skarpe kritikker, men forlod snart sin stilling som følge af politiske meningsbrydninger og rejste til Java, hvor han opholdt sig som avismand i mange år, hvorefter han flyttede til Paris.

I sin levetid var Busken Huet meget omstridt, fængslede ved sin spirituelle form og omfattende lærdom, men vakte ofte modsigelser. Hans studier, essays og kritik er samlet i Litterarische fantasien (22 bind, 1868-87). Ud over flere rejseskildringer publicerede han blandt andet Het land van Rembrandt (1882-84; tredje oplag 1898), romanen Lidewijde (1868; tredje oplag 1900), monografier over Everhardus Johannes Potgieter og George Sand (1877), som udkom i en samlet udgave 1899-1900. Hans breve blev udgivet i 1890.

Noter

Litteratur

Forfattere fra Holland
Personer fra Haag

Conrad Busken Huet


Prvo Vaterpolsko prvenstvo Kraljevine SHS za 1921. godinu je osvojio Somborsko sportsko udruženje (SSU).

Završnica prvenstva
Prvo natjecanje u plivanju, vaterpolu i skokovima u vodu (Plivačka utakmica za prvenstvo Jugoslavije - zvaničan naziv) trebalo je biti održano 21.8.1921. godine u Bledu. Međutim natjecanja su odgođena zbog smrti kralja Petra. Pre toga dana 14.8.1921. u plivačkim utakmicama J.O.O. (Jugoslovenskog olimpijskog odbora) za prvenstvo Hrvatske i Slavonije na Korani u Karlovcu SSU (Sombor) - kombinovano Viktorija-HAŠK 2:0, dan kasnije 15.8.1921. miting na Maksimirskom jezeru SSU - HAŠK 4:0. Takmičenjem je rukovodio JOO jer još nije postojao JPS (Jugoslovenski plivački savez). Natjecanja su održana 28.8.1921. a učestovalo je 5 ekipa iz Jugoslavije u vaterpolo takmičenjima.

Rezultati

 Primorje diskvalificirano zbog nediscipline i samovoljnog napuštanja igrališta bez dozvole suca.

Plasman

Poveznice
 Jugoslavenska vaterpolska prvenstva

Izvori
 Jadranski sport, br. 22, izdano 1. rujna 1921., str. 1, preuzeto 16. rujna 2016.
 Jadranski sport, br. 23, izdano 7. rujna 1921., str. 1, preuzeto 16. rujna 2016.
 dalmatica.svkst.hr, arhiva Jadranskog sporta
 Ilustrovana športska revija (organ J.O.O.), Zagreb, 1921

1921.

Prvenstvo Kraljevine SHS u vaterpolu 1921.


Cambremer () is a commune in the Calvados department in the Normandy region in northwestern France. Cambremer is located in the heart of the Pays d'Auge, between Lisieux and Caen.
The village is twinned with Witheridge, UK, and the two villages have annual exchange trips (although not solely for students).

Etymology
The exact etymology of the name of the town is unknown. The village is mentioned, however, from the seventh century under the Latinized form of Cambrimaro.

The second element is probably the Germanic meaning lake or pond (see Old English meri: lake, pond, now in place names -Mère). Common in the north of France (see Mortemer).

History
In 1973, the former communes of Grandouet, Saint-Aubin-sur-Algot and Saint-Pair-du-Mont were incorporated in Cambremer. On 1 January 2019, the former commune of Saint-Laurent-du-Mont was merged into Cambremer.

Heraldry
The arms of the town of Cambremer are: Gules the two-headed eagle displayed gold.

Population

See also
Communes of the Calvados department

References

Communes of Calvados (department)
Calvados communes articles needing translation from French Wikipedia

Cambremer


Idrætsparken Station er en letbanestation på Odense Letbane, beliggende på Højstrupvej ud for Odense Idrætspark i Odense-forstaden Bolbro. Stationen åbnede sammen med letbanen 28. maj 2022.

Letbanen ligger på den nordøstlige side af Højstrupvej. Stationen ligger lige sydøst for krydset med Møllemarksvej, der blev ombygget fra en rundkørsel i forbindelse med anlæggelsen af letbanen. Stationen består af tre spor og to perroner, så der er plads til at indsætte ekstra letbanetog ved store begivenheder i idrætsparken. Mellem letbanen og idrætsparken er der en aflang plads med klinkebelægning og træer. På Israels Plads overfor idrætsparken er der anlagt en parkeringsplads.

Odense Idrætspark ligger i området nordøst for vejen. Den omfatter blandt andet Odense Boldklubs hjemmebane Odense Stadion, Odense Håndbolds hjemmebane Odense Idrætshal, Odense Atletik/OGF's hjemmebane Odense Atletikstadion, Odense Bulldogs hjemmebane Odense Isstadion og cykelbanen Thorvald Ellegaard Arena Odense. I området sydvest for vejen ligger der etageejendomme, rækkehuse, det lille Højstrup Butikstorv og Egmont Plejecenter.

Eksterne henvisninger
 Odense Letbane

Noter

Odense Letbane

Idrætsparken Station


Beverly puede hacer referencia a:

Geografía

Beverly (Kansas)
Beverly (Massachusetts)
Beverly (Nueva Jersey)
Beverly (Ohio)
Beverly (Virginia Occidental)
Beverly (Washington)
Beverly Hills (California)
Beverly Hills (Florida)
Beverly Hills (Míchigan)
Beverly Hills (Misuri)
Beverly Hills (Texas)

Series de televisión
The Beverly Hillbillies
Beverly Hills, 90210

Beverly


La contadina in corte (título original en italiano; en español La campesina en la corte) es una ópera bufa en dos actos con música de Antonio Sacchini y libreto de Niccolò Tassi. Se estrenó en el Teatro Valle de Roma durante el Carnaval de 1765.

Fue una ópera popular en la época de su primera representación: para los años 80 ya se había representado más de veinte veces en ciudades tan distintas como Roma y Varsovia. La obra original de Sacchini es un intermezzo con 4 papeles.

Hubo una reposición en el Teatro Verdi de Sassari en Cerdeña en 1991, dirigida por Gabriele Catalucci y Gianni Marras. Fue grabada (véase abajo).

Personajes

Grabaciones
Sacchini: La contadina in corte  - Orquesta Sinfónica de Sassari
Director: Gabriele Catalucci
Principales cantantes: Cinzia Forte, Susanna Rigacci, Ernesto Palacio, Giorgio Gatti
Publicado en 1994
Sello discográfico: Bongiovanni -  (CD)

Referencias
Notas

Fuentes
Mary Hunter: "La contadina in Corte", Grove Music Online ed L. Macy (acceso 28 de mayo de 2007), grovemusic.com , acceso por suscripción.
Licencia

Enlaces externos

Óperas de Antonio Sacchini
Óperas en italiano
Óperas de 1765
Óperas estrenadas en Roma

La contadina in corte


Fergal Devitt (n. 25 iulie din 1981) este un wrestler profesionist irlandez care în prezent lucrează în WWE sub numele Finn Bálor în marca Smackdown. Este mai cunoscut sub numele de Prince Devitt, nume cu care a devenit popular pentru aproape un deceniu în circuite independente, și New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW).

Fergal este dată Campion Mondial fiind o dată Campion Universal WWE.
Acesta a fost, de asemenea, de trei ori Campion Junior la categoria grea din IWGP, și de șase ori Campion în Perechi din IWGP (de două ori cu Minoru Tanaka și patru cu Ryusuke Taguchi) ambele titluri, ca parte a NJPW. În CMLL a câștigat Campionatul Mondial Istoric de Greutate Medie din NWA. și a fost de două ori câștigător al turneului Best of Super Juniors în 2010 și 2013. Și în WWE, a fost Campion NXT, având cea mai lunga deținere a campionatului și a fost primul câștigător al Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic lângă Samoa Joe.

Titluri și premii în wrestling

 American Wrestling Roadshow
 Wrestling.Ie Championship (1 dată)
 Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
 NWA World Historic Middleweight Championship (1 dată)
 Insane Championship Wrestling
 ICW Zero-G Championship (1 dată)
 Kaientai Dojo
 Best Tag Team Match (2010) cu Ryusuke Taguchi vs. Makoto Oishi și Shiori Asahi pe 17 aprilie
 New Japan Pro Wrestling
 IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship (3 ori)
 IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship (6 ori) – cu Minoru (2) și Ryusuke Taguchi (4)
 Best of the Super Juniors (2010, 2013)
 J Sports Crown Openweight 6 Man Tag Tournament (2010, 2011) – cu Ryusuke Taguchi și Hirooki Goto
 NWA UK Hammerlock
 NWA British Commonwealth Heavyweight Championship (2 ori)
 Pro Wrestling Illustrated
 Ranked No. 3 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2016
 Revolution Pro Wrestling
 British Cruiserweight Championship (1 dată)
 Rolling Stone
 NXT Star of the Year (2015)
 Tokyo Sports
 Best Bout Award (2010) with Ryusuke Taguchi vs. Kenny Omega and Kota Ibushi on 11 October
 WWE
 WWE Universal Championship (1 dată)
WWE Intercontinental Championship (2 ori, prezent)
 WWE NXT
 NXT Championship (1 dată)
 Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic (2015) – cu Samoa Joe
 NXT Championship No. 1 Contender Tournament (2015)
 NXT Year-End Award (2 ori)
 Male Competitor of the Year (2015)
 Overall Competitor of the Year (2015)

Referințe

Nașteri în 1981
Wrestleri irlandezi

Finn Bálor


Berklingen ist ein kleines Dorf im Landkreis Wolfenbüttel in Niedersachsen und ein Ortsteil von Vahlberg. Der Ort liegt zwischen Klein Vahlberg und Schöppenstedt.

Geschichte

Siedlungsspuren des Ortes sind etwa 8000 Jahre alt und der Fund der Berklinger Perle belegt, dass der Handel Berklingen bereits in römischer Zeit erreichte. Berklingen wurde erstmals im Jahr 1000 urkundlich erwähnt und auf Dauer war es wahrscheinlich seit 300 v. Chr. besiedelt. Quellen berichten erstmals 1226 von einer Kirche im Ort.

Das Gebiet um die Asse ist sehr fruchtbar und das Land um Berklingen wechselte im Lauf der Geschichte häufig den Eigentümer. Graf Konrad hielt 1217 ein Gericht über Güter ab, die Berklingen betrafen. Ferner besaßen die "von Berklingen" herzögliche Lehen. Am Mühlenberg bei Berklingen, nahe der Trinkwasseranlage, soll wegen dieser exponierten Lage bereits um 1500 eine Windmühle gestanden haben. 1940 wurde die letzte Windmühle des Ortes aufgegeben.

1701 gab es in Berklingen einen Schmied, Kaufleute siedelten ab 1867 im Ort und ein Bäcker ließ sich nieder. Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts verdiente die Bevölkerung von Berklingen vor allem in den Manufakturen in Schöppenstedt und im Kali-Schacht von Klein Vahlberg ihren Lebensunterhalt. Das heutige Gasthaus "Zur Post" im Ort entstand 1841 aus einem Pfarrwitwenhaus.

Der Ort wird auch in einer der Elmsagen mit seinem Klopfegeist erwähnt.

Am 1. März 1974 wurde Berklingen in die neue Gemeinde Vahlberg eingegliedert.

Kirche
Im Ort befindet sich die etwa 800 Jahre alte evangelische St.-Blasius-Kirche mit einem 32 Meter hohen Turm. In der Kirche befindet sich ein um 1500 geschaffener Flügelaltar, der einem Schüler von Tilman Riemenschneider zugeschrieben wird und des Weiteren die um 1420 entstandene Reliquienbüste des Kirchenheiligen St. Blasius. Nach einem Brand im Jahr 2009 wurde der 32 Meter hohe Turm neu mit Kupfer eingedeckt. An der Kirchenaußenseite wurde etwa 2012 ein steinernes Sühnekreuz angebracht, das sich vorher an der Straßenecke Vahlberger Straße/Semmenstedter Straße befand.

Einzelnachweise

Ort im Landkreis Wolfenbüttel
Vahlberg
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Landkreis Wolfenbüttel)
Gemeindeauflösung 1974

Berklingen


Emory & Henry College (E&H or Emory) is a private liberal arts college in Emory, Virginia. The campus comprises  of Washington County, which is part of the Appalachian highlands of Southwest Virginia. Founded in 1836, Emory & Henry College is the oldest institution of higher learning in Southwest Virginia.

History

Emory & Henry College is named after John Emory, a renowned Methodist bishop, and Patrick Henry, an American patriot and Virginia's first governor, though some research suggests the name honors Henry's sister Elizabeth Henry Campbell Russell, who lived in nearby Saltville and Chilhowie. The college was founded upon the principles of vital faith and civic engagement by Creed Fulton, a Methodist minister; Colonel William Byars; Tobias Smyth, a Methodist farmer; and Alexander Findlay, a Methodist businessman.

The foundation for Wiley Hall was laid on September 30, 1836. The Board of Trustees hired Charles Collins (1838–1852) as the institution's first president, with classes beginning in the spring of 1838, with 60 students enrolled.

The college closed in April 1861 during the Civil War and was commandeered by the Confederate States of America in 1862, operating as a hospital until 1865.  During this time the campus saw battle during the Battle of Saltville. The hospital was the setting of Lieutenant Smith's murder on October 7, 1864, by Champ Ferguson. After the war ended, the college reopened.

Martha Washington College
The administrative operation of Martha Washington College, a Methodist-affiliated school for women located in Abingdon, Virginia, was merged with that of Emory & Henry College in 1918. At its November 1918 session held in Johnson City, Tennessee, the Holston Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, decided to merge Martha Washington College with Emory & Henry College; all of the property of Martha Washington, including its 8-acre Abingdon campus, would be transferred to Emory & Henry in exchange for Emory & Henry assuming the debts of Martha Washington and operating Martha Washington College as a "co-ordinate woman's college". This arrangement lasted for about a decade, until Martha Washington College completely closed in 1931.

World War II and beyond
During World War II, Emory & Henry was one of 131 US colleges and universities that took part in the V-12 Navy College Training Program which offered students a path to a Navy commission.

Today, the college comprises a student body population of approximately 1,100 and employs 65 full-time professors.

Campus
Located in the Virginia Highlands, the Emory & Henry central campus encompasses  and is surrounded by an additional 167 undeveloped acres in the village of Emory. The entire central campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Register.

Buildings
With many campus buildings dating from the mid-19th century, several major academic buildings are part of a historic district that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including Wiley Hall, which was built 1838 and was used as a Confederate hospital during the Civil War. In recent years, Emory & Henry has experienced a building boom, most notably with the construction of the James H. Brooks Field House, a major expansion of Byars Hall, and the construction of the Woodrow W. McGlothlin Center for the Arts.

Residence halls

Emory & Henry boasts modern and newly renovated campus housing. Among the residence halls are the newly built Elm and Hickory halls, which feature double occupancy rooms, each with its own bathroom. In the Emory "village" students enjoy Prillaman and Linden houses, modern residences that feature single and double occupancy rooms in a home-like setting. Other residence halls include Stuart Hall, Martha Washington Hall and Hillman Hall.

Academics

Academic buildings include McGlothlin-Street Hall which includes Emory & Henry's science programs as well as programs in education, political science, business and history. Historic Byars Hall was recently expanded to include classrooms, rehearsal spaces and office space for the Division of Visual and Performing Arts. The Hermesian and Calliopean rooms, which are home to the college's historic debate societies, have been restored to their early elegance. Students also attend classes on the main E&H campus in the Creed Fulton Observatory, Miller Hall and Wiley Hall.

Other buildings

Other campus buildings include Memorial Chapel, Kelly Library, the King Athletic Center, Brook Field House, Martin-Brock Student Center, Van Dyke, Emily Williams House, and Tobias-Smyth Cabin (a reconstructed log house which was home to one of the college's founders; now a museum and meeting place).

Academics
Emory & Henry College's liberal arts academic program is based upon a required four-year core curriculum of history, literature, and culture. The college has more than 25 academic programs of study, offers more than 50 bachelor degrees, and offers master's degrees in education and community and organizational leadership. The college's programs in public policy and community service and international studies have been nationally recognized.

Students have the opportunity to study abroad or travel abroad with professors. They may attend a range of lectures and cultural events, called Lyceums, led by political figures, area experts, or artists.

Civic Engagement

Emory & Henry has a long legacy of commitment to civic engagement. Students are involved in a wide range of long-term, meaningful projects in partnership with a variety of community groups and organizations. The college has a unique undergraduate program in Civic Innovation that is centered around a project-based curriculum related to issues of citizenship, social change, and public activism. This program is based in the nationally recognized Appalachian Center for Civic Life, which also oversees the Bonner Scholars program and the Civic Leaders Scholars program.

Student research

E&H professors prepare students by providing research opportunities. Students studying biology might collect microbes  under water. Physics majors could find themselves photographing binary stars. Students doing research for a political science class might present their work to a major conferences such as the Western Political Science Association.

Study abroad

The International Education and Study Abroad Program is an important part of the liberal arts curriculum. In a partnership with CIEE, students have spent semesters or summers abroad, or participated in Emory abroad courses — short-term international programs led by the E&H faculty. Through active engagement, the program enhances global awareness through an understanding of cultural diversity and global interdependence.

Lyceum

Each year, Emory and Henry holds close to 100 concerts, lectures, theatre performances, dance performances, films, exhibits, and poetry readings to complete the academic experience. Of the lyceum events, the biggest are a literary festival each November and a Spring Forum focused on a particular social issue.

Outdoor program

The college is located in the Appalachian Mountains with forests to hike, mountains for cross-country skiing, creeks to paddle, cliffs for rappelling, and caves for spelunking. The Appalachian and Iron Mountain Trails, the Virginia Creeper Trail, the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, the Jefferson and George Washington National Forests, and the New, Nantahala, and Clinch rivers are all close by.

Athletics

Emory and Henry College's sports teams, nicknamed the "Wasps," participate in NCAA Division II in the South Atlantic Conference (SAC).  The college fields men's teams in football, soccer, basketball, baseball, cross country and tennis, and women's teams in cross country, volleyball, basketball, softball, soccer, tennis and swimming.

Mascot
The official Emory & Henry mascot is the Wasp.  While there are many rumored origins of the nickname, the most commonly accepted story is that Emory & Henry was first called the Wasps after the football team played its first game in Neyland Stadium at the University of Tennessee.  Although Emory & Henry was beaten 27–0, Emory & Henry held the Volunteers scoreless for the first half.  Legend has it that the local paper declared that "those Virginia boys stung like wasps."

Student activities
There are more than 70 student organizations active on Emory and Henry's campus. Community service projects are also a way that many students, especially Bonner Scholars, spend their free time. Often students mountain bike or hike on the numerous trails in nearby Damascus or Abingdon, or participate in rock climbing, kayaking or other outdoor sports. Sports such as football, basketball, soccer, baseball, and volleyball are offered as both intercollegiate and intramural sports.

Greek life
Emory and Henry allows both local and national social fraternities and sororities, but currently only one national organization exists on campus.

The currently recognized social sororities on campus are Alpha Beta Chi, Delta Omicron Pi, Delta Rho Delta, Kappa Phi Alpha, Pi Sigma Kappa, Sigma Upsilon Nu, and Zeta Phi.

The currently recognized local social fraternities on campus are Beta Lambda Zeta, C Phi C, Dom-I-Necher, Phi Gamma Phi, Phi Pi Alpha, Pi Delta Chi, Sigma Alpha Kappa, Sigma Iota, and Theta Chi Epsilon.

The national fraternity on campus is Kappa Sigma.

Student media
 The Whitetopper student newspaper, established in 1921
 EHC-TV, student produced television news program
 WEHC-FM 90.7, the college's official radio station

Traditions
Traditions at Emory and Henry College include:

Service Plunge – the college's annual "Service Plunge" is a tradition and a requirement of all incoming freshmen in which they perform community service for a day during the first month of school (usually a Saturday).

Running of the Bulls – The Running of the Bulls is a bi-annual event in which girls who are pledging a sorority are sent running out of the front door of Wiley-Jackson (MaWa) and are told to run towards the sorority which they intend to pledge. The event, although short, is often attended by much of the student population due to its humorous nature.

The Rock – Every athletic team that plays their games at Fred Selfe Stadium touches a giant rock taken from the late Fred Selfe's hometown. Coach Selfe was a long-time assistant coach for the Emory and Henry football team who died of cancer and whose saying "Trust in your teammates, trust in yourself" is painted in the football locker room.  Touching the Rock is seen as not only a unifying gesture, but it is supposed to also be a "recognition of all those who wore the blue and gold before you."

The Duck Pond – Emory and Henry is known for having ducks year round at its duck pond.  This is because the pond is naturally heated due to a spring (which can be seen in the corner closest to Wiley Hall in the foundations of the old well house).

Rankings and recognition
E&H was honored by President Obama with the Corporation for National and Community Service Presidential Award in March 2010, making it the first Virginia institution for higher learning to receive the award.

Notable alumni

Literature, television and arts
 J. Fred Essary (1903) – journalist
 Kermit Hunter (Re-1931) –  playwright and English professor
 Samuel W. Small (1871) – journalist, evangelist, prohibitionist

Education
 Henry DeLamar Clayton – President of the University of Alabama from 1886 to 1889; Confederate general during Civil War
 Joe L. Kincheloe (1972) – author on education, culture, and politics

Military
 James Patton Brownlow – Brevet Brigadier General of the 1st Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry Regiment (Union) during the Civil War
 Thomas T. Handy (enrolled 1908–1911) – Deputy Chief of Staff of the US Army in World War II; signed the orders to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima
 Frank Rowlett (1929) – cryptologist who cracked the Japanese code during World War II
 Robert G. Shaver – lawyer, Confederate States Army colonel, and Ku Klux Klan leader.
 J.E.B. Stuart (enrolled 1848–1850) – US Army officer and later a Confederate general during the Civil War

Science, research, and medicine
 John Young (1955) – Naval officer and NASA astronaut who was the ninth man to walk on the Moon
 J.B. Wolfe – Academic Psychologist and Behavioral Scientist PhD; chair of the Department Of Psychology at the University of Mississippi for 30 years

Politics and government
 Toni Atkins (1984) – former Speaker and current majority leader of the California State Assembly; former acting mayor of San Diego
 Henry Bowen – elected to the Virginia House of Delegates from 1869 to 1873; served two terms in the US House of Representatives
 B. B. Comer (1869) – Governor of Alabama from 1907 to 1911
 John M. Fleming (1851) – Tennessee state legislator and newspaper editor
 John Goode (1848) – Virginia Congressman, Solicitor General of the U.S.
 Morgan Griffith (1980) – elected to the US House of Representatives in 2011 and serves Virginia's 9th Congressional District; served in the Virginia House of Delegates from 1994 to 2011 and was elected House Majority Leader; first Republican in Virginia history to hold that position
 Joseph P. Johnson (1952) – served in the Virginia House of Delegates from 1966 to 1970; and again from 1990 to 2014
 George C. Peery (1894) – Governor of Virginia from 1934 to 1938
 Harley Orrin Staggers (1931) – US Congressman from 1949 to 1981; represented West Virginia's 2nd Congressional District for 32 years
 Henry Carter Stuart (1874) – Governor of Virginia from 1914 to 1918

Business
 Harold Arthur Poling (1940s) – CEO and Chairman of the Ford Motor Company from 1990 to 1993
 Richard Joshua Reynolds (enrolled 1868–1870) – founder of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company

Sports and athletics
 Larry Bales (1968) – former football and baseball college coach
 Glenn Roberts (1930s) – credited as the originator of the modern-day jumpshot in basketball; All-American; scored over 2,000 career points
 Sonny Wade (1969) – 1968 All-American quarterback; drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 1969; later played for the Alouettes in the CFL; Grey Cup champion
 Montie Weaver (1927) – pitched for the Washington Senators and the Boston Red Sox from 1931 to 1939
 Mike Young (1986) – Division I college basketball Head Coach at Virginia Tech

References

External links

Private universities and colleges in Virginia
Educational institutions established in 1836
1836 establishments in Virginia
University and college buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Virginia
Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Virginia
National Register of Historic Places in Washington County, Virginia
Education in Washington County, Virginia
Universities and colleges accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Buildings and structures in Washington County, Virginia
Tourist attractions in Washington County, Virginia
Universities and colleges affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal Church

Emory and Henry College


Heiligenwalde ist der deutsche Name folgender Orte:

 Heiligenwalde (Kirchdorf), siehe Uschakowo (Kaliningrad, Gurjewsk, Nisowje), Siedlung im Rajon Gurjewsk, Oblast Kaliningrad, Russland
 Domäne Heiligenwalde, siehe Molodezkoje, Siedlung im Rajon Gurjewsk, Oblast Kaliningrad, Russland
 Heiligenwalde, siehe Święty Gaj, Dorf im Powiat Elbląski, Woiwodschaft Ermland-Masuren, Polen

Siehe auch:
 Heiligenwald

Heiligenwalde


Jarnskjegge Asbjørnsson, Arnljot Jarnskegge o Skegge, (apodado barba de hierro, 945 – 998), fue un poderoso e influyente terrateniente (bóndi) vikingo de Trondheim, Noruega () que se opuso a la cristianización de Olaf Tryggvason en el Thing (asamblea de hombres libres) local. Su carisma influenció a otros caudillos noruegos para rechazar la propuesta real y obligó al rey Olaf a imponer el cristianismo a la fuerza. Durante unas festividades, el rey entró en el templo pagano y descabezó la figura del dios Thor con un hacha y lanzó el resto de deidades por los suelos, mientras en el exterior asesinaban a Jarnskegge dejando a la comunidad sin un líder que encabezase la oposición y amenazados por dos opciones: o bautizarse, o luchar a muerte. Nadie se opuso y todos fueron bautizados; el rey Olaf tomó rehenes como era habitual en su proceder para asegurarse la lealtad del pueblo.

El patriarca Asbjörn
El padre de Jarnskegge era Asbjørn auðga de Sør-Trøndelag. Heimskringla es ambigua con su figura política, y en algunas secciones se interpreta que era hermano de sus propios hijos, lo que induce a pensar que pudo tener un hijo con el mismo nombre, pero es una conjetura de los historiadores. Los otros dos hijos conocidos de Asbjörn estaban vinculados a poderosas familias del norte:

 Reidar Asbjörnsson (n. 902), padre de Styrkar Reidarsson (922-997), a su vez padre de Eindride Styrkarsson (n. 950) que fue padre de Einar Tambarskjelve.
 Alof Asbjörnsdatter (910 - 965), esposa del hersir Klypp Thordsson de Giskeätten.

Herencia
Jarnskjegge estaba casado con Ingebjörg Håkonsdatter, una hija del jarl de Lade, Håkon Sigurdsson, y fruto de ese matrimonio nacieron dos hijos:
 Gudrun (n. 965), Olaf intentó compensar la muerte del caudillo Jarnskegge casándose con su hija Gudrun; durante la primera noche ella intentó asesinarle con un cuchillo, pero no lo logró y escapó.
 Ivar el Blanco.

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Sturluson, Snorri. Heimskringla: History of the Kings of Norway, trad. Lee M. Hollander. Reprinted. University of Texas Press, Austin, 1992. ISBN 0-292-73061-6

Vikingos de Noruega
Fallecidos en 998

Jarnskegge


A Copa do Paraguai de 2022, oficialmente conhecida como Copa Paraguay 2022, será a quarta edição da Copa do Paraguai, a copa doméstica do futebol paraguaio organizada pela Associação Paraguaia de Futebol (APF). A competição terá participação de clubes da primeira (División de Honor), segunda (División Intermedia), terceira (Primera División B) e quarta (Primera División C) divisão do futebol do Paraguai, além de clubes oriundos da Unión del Fútbol del Interior (UFI). Todos os jogos acontecem no sistema mata-mata em jogos só de ida e o campeão garantirá uma vaga direta na Copa Sul-Americana de 2023.

Regulamento
A competição terá um regulamento simples: todas as fases ocorreram no sistema "mata-mata"; os times se enfrentarão em jogos únicos, quem ganhar avançará de fase, e no caso de empate, a decisão da vaga irá para os pênaltis. O campeão terá uma vaga garantida na Copa Sul-Americana de 2023, caso o campeão já tenha vaga na Taça Libertadores da 2023 a vaga é dada ao vice-campeão e assim em diante.

Participantes
74 clubes participarão desta edição da Copa do Paraguai (Copa Paraguay): 12 clubes da "Primera División", 16 da "División Intermedia", 17 da "Primera B", 12 da "Primera C", respectivamente, primeira, segunda, terceira e quarta divisão do Campeonato Paraguaio de Futebol, e 17 clubes oriundos de cada departamento do Paraguai como representantes da Unión del Fútbol del Interior (UFI).

Primera División
Classificados automaticamente para os Dezesseis Avos de Final

División Intermedia
Classificados automaticamente para a 2ª Fase

Primera División B
Classificados automaticamente para a 1ª Fase.

Primera División C
Classificados automaticamente para a 1ª Fase

Unión del Fútbol del Interior (UFI)

Fase 1

Primera B

Triangular (Zona 1)

Zonas 2-8

Primera C

UFI

Zonas 1, 3-8

Triangular (Zona 2)

Fase 2
O sorteio da Fase 2 foi feito em 20 de junho de 2022. As partidas deste round foram jogadas de 28 de junho a 21 de julho de 2022.

Fase 3
O sorteio da Fase 3 e das fases subsequentes foi feito em 15 de julho de 2022. As partidas deste round foram jogadas de 26 de julho a 11 de agosto de 2022.

Fase Final

Oitavas de Final

Quartas de Final

Semifinais

Terceiro lugar

Final

Premiação

Desporto no Paraguai em 2022
Paraguai

Copa do Paraguai de Futebol de 2022


A Steyr TMP (Taktische Maschinenpistole/Pistola-Metralhadora Tática) é uma pistola-metralhadora de calibre 9×19mm Parabellum fabricada pela Steyr Mannlicher, da Áustria. Os carregadores vêm destacáveis de 15, 20 ou 30 munições. Um silenciador também pode ser instalado.

Em 2001, a Steyr vendeu o projeto para a Brügger & Thomet,  que o desenvolveu na Brügger & Thomet MP9.

SPP
A Steyr SPP (Special Purpose Pistol/Pistola de Uso Especial) é uma variante semiautomática da TMP. Os comprimentos do cano e da manga do cano da TMP foram ligeiramente aumentados para que haja um comprimento maior da manga e do cano salientes. A empunhadura frontal tática também foi removida. É grande para uma pistola e é construída principalmente de poliamida 66.

Usuários
: Usada pela EKO Cobra.
: Usada pelo Gruppo di Intervento Speciale.
 : Fabricada localmente como MA-13 MK-II.
 : Usada pela unidade antiterrorista FSB Alpha.

Ver também
Beretta 93R
Brügger & Thomet MP9

Pistolas-metralhadoras
Submetralhadoras da Áustria
Submetralhadoras de 9 mm Parabellum

Steyr TMP


Bir cihazın biçim katsayısı, cihazın doğrusal boyutları ve konfigürasyonu anlamına gelir ki diğer ölçü birimlerinden ayrılmaktadır.

 Tümleşik devreler veya elektrik lambaları gibi ürünlerde, aynı biçim katsayısına sahip ürünler aynı yuva veya montaj yerine uyumludurlar.
 Bilgisayarlarda biçim katsayısı PC anakartların biçimini ve boyutunu (AT, ATX, WTX, BTX, Mini-ITX gibi) tanımlamak için kullanılmaktadır. Ayrıca sabit diskler, güç kaynağı, şaseler ve eklenti kartlar için de biçim katsayısı terimi kullanılır.
 Bu terim, bir mekanizmanın veya cihazın mekaniksel bağlantısının veya paketinin veya yerleşim yerinin şeklini belirlemede de kullanılır.
 Mühendislikte, ışınım ısı transferinde, aydınlatmada ve bilgisayar grafiklerinde kullanılır.
 Fizikte, elektrik biçim katsayısı ve manyetik biçim katsayısı, sırasıyla elektrik yük ve akım dağılımlarının Fourier dönüşümü için kullanılır.
 Elektronikte, alternatif akım işaretinin biçim katsayısı, tepe değerin RMS değerine oranıdır.
 Akışkanlar Dinamiğinde, sürüklenme kuvvetinin hesaplanmasında kullanılan bazı eşitliklerde biçim katsayısı kullanılır.
 Ormancılıkta, bir ormandaki ağaçların biçim katsayısı, ağaç türlerine göre kereste getirisinin ve haciminin hesaplanmasında kullanılır.

Diğer ölçü birimleri

Biçim katsayısı


Die Hangzhou-Bucht-Ringautobahn (), chin. Abk. G92, ist eine ringförmige Autobahn um die Hangzhou-Bucht in der Provinz Zhejiang im Osten Chinas. Auf dem östlichen Teil dieses Rings liegt die über die Bucht führende Brücke Hangzhou Wan Daqiao, mit einer Länge von 36 km die zweitlängste Brücke der Welt. Zusätzlich zweigen zwei "Arme" der G92 vom eigentlichen Autobahnring ab, die im Nordosten zur regierungsunmittelbaren Stadt Shanghai sowie im Südosten zum Hafen von Ningbo führen. Insgesamt weisen alle Abschnitte eine Länge von 427 km auf.

Einzelnachweise

Autobahn in der Volksrepublik China
Straße in Asien
Ringautobahn
Straße in Zhejiang
Straße in Shanghai

Hangzhou-Bucht-Ringautobahn


Savur, Mardin ilinin bir ilçesidir.
Savur, Kürtçe Stewrê Arapça "savr" olarak da kullanılan, boyun anlamına gelen Süryanice "savro" sözcüğünden türemiştir., "Şuara" adını almış daha sonra Süryaniler tarafından "Suara" adı verilmiştir.

Tarihçe
Mezopotamya'ya hakim olan kavimler burayı da etkilemişlerdir. İlçenin tarihi Hititler'e kadar uzanmaktadır.Roma ve Bizans İmparatorluğu hakimiyetinde, Sasani ve Melikşah dönemlerinde de yerleşim yeri olarak kullanılmıştır.  Savur ilçesinin merkezi, kalesi, kaya evleri, eski Ulu Camii, Romaniye ve Mor Yuhanın (Dereiçi Köyü) kiliseleri, türbeler ve Başkavak Köprüsü ile tarihî bir görünüme sahiptir.

Coğrafya

Dağ yamacına kurulmuştur. il merkezine 47 km uzaklıktadır.

Nüfus

Ekonomi
Kavakçılık, tahıl ekimi, bağcılık, sebzecilik önemli gelir kaynaklarıdır. Yer fıstığı ve kiraz yetiştiriciliği yapılmaktadır. Yörenin tek şarap fabrikası atıl durumdadır.

Ayrıca bakınız
 Mardin ilindeki yerleşim yerleri listesi

Kaynakça

Dış bağlantılar

 YerelNet
  Savur Kaymakamlığı

Savur


NGC 7629 je lećasta galaktika u zviježđu Ribama.

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

  Hartmut Frommert: Revidirani Novi opći katalog
  Izvangalaktička baza podataka NASA-e i IPAC-a
  Astronomska baza podataka SIMBAD
   VizieR
 DSS-ova slika NGC 7629
  Auke Slotegraaf: NGC 7629 Deep Sky Observer's Companion
  NGC 7629 DSO-tražilica
  Courtney Seligman: Objekti Novog općeg kataloga: NGC 7600 - 7649

7629

NGC 7629


Elim Fellowship is a Christian Ministry of Pentecostal and Charismatic background. It was founded in 1933 in Lima, New York, United States. It is named for a biblical location named in Exodus 15:27, wherein Elim is described as an oasis in the wilderness.

Elim Fellowship's headquarters is located at 1703 Dalton Road, Lima, New York, US and it has churches across the US and Canada.

History
Elim Bible Institute was founded in 1924 by Reverend Ivan Q. Spencer and his wife Minnie Spencer in Hornell, New York. The Spencers had a vision to train ministers to work in revival and renewal movements.

The Elim Fellowship began a few years later in 1933 as the Elim Ministerial Fellowship, an informal fellowship of ministers who had graduated from Elim Bible Institute. In 1947, this loose network was incorporated as Elim Missionary Assemblies. In 1972 the name "Elim Fellowship" was officially adopted.

Elim, describes itself as a "worldwide revival fellowship", and works to serve, support, and network pastors, missionaries, churches, and other ministers and ministries.

The Elim Fellowship of Evangelical Churches and Ministers (Canada) was incorporated in 1982.

As of 2023, Elim Fellowship reported 244 member churches across the US, mainly in the north-east of the country. It reports 600 member local churches in Canada, with nearly 2 million members.

Beliefs

According to the denomination's official Statement of Faith, Elim Fellowship believes that;
 the Holy Bible is the divinely inspired word of God;
 that God exists eternally as one being of three co-equal persons;
 that humankind is lost and in need of a savior;
 that eternal salvation comes through the atoning death of Jesus Christ and spiritual regeneration by the Holy Spirit;
 that divine healing is provided through atonement;
 and that the personal bodily return of Jesus Christ is imminent.

The fellowship describes itself as being "of Pentecostal conviction and Charismatic orientation". Church government is congregational. The decision making body of the fellowship is the Council of Elders. New elders are chosen by the existing elder body and affirmed in annual session.

The Elim Fellowship holds membership in the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, the National Association of Evangelicals, Pentecostal/Charismatic Churches of North America, and the International Pentecostal Association.

Colleges/institutes
 Elim Bible Institute & College - Lima, New York
  Elim Bible Institute - Buffalo - Orchard Park, New York

References

Notes
Encyclopedia of American Religions, J. Gordon Melton, editor
Handbook of Denominations in the United States, by Frank S. Mead, Samuel S. Hill, and Craig D. Atwood
Ivan Spencer, Willow in the Wind, by Marion Meloon

External links

Christian organizations established in 1933
Pentecostal denominations established in the 20th century
Pentecostal denominations in North America
Finished Work Pentecostals
1933 establishments in the United States
Members of the National Association of Evangelicals
Evangelical denominations in North America
Pentecostal denominations
Christian organizations
Christian denominations

Elim Fellowship


Liluri eski Suriye tanrıçalarından biri. Dağların tanrıçasıdır. Havanın tanrısı Manuzi'nin eşidir. İkisi için de boğa kurban edilirdi. Suriye'ye özgü bir tanrıça olan Liluri zaman zaman İbrahimi mitolojide yer alan Lilith ile ilişkilendirilmeye çalışılmış olsa da bu tip bir bağlantıyı öngörecek herhangi bir kanıt bulunmamaktadır.

Suriye tanrıçaları
Doğa tanrıçaları
Yeryüzü tanrıçaları
Orta Doğu mitolojisi

Liluri


النودلمان إن-37 (روسية: Нудельман Н–37) هو مدفع رشاش سوفييتي استخدم المدفع في الطائرات الحربية السوفييتية وطائرات دول حلف وارسو والدول المتحالفة مع الاتحاد السوفييتي. دخل الخدمة عام 1946.

وصف المدفع
كان الإن-37 مدفع طائرة قوي استخدم من قبل القوات الجوية السوفيتية. صمم المدفع ليحل محل المدفع الأقدم نودلمان-سورانوف إن.إس-37 والذي يعود لفترة الحرب العالمية الثانية ودخل الخدمة عام 1946. كان أخف بمقدار 30% من سابقه ولكن سرعته الابتدائية أقل ب 23%.

كان الإن-37 سلاحا ثقيلا يطلق مقذوفا ضخما يتراوح وزنه بين 735-760 جرام. كانت سرعة الفوهة جيدة رغم أنها قلت عن سابقه ولكن كان يعيبه معدل إطلاق النار الضعيف والذي بلغ 400 طلقة في الدقيقة. كما عاب المدفع ارتداده الكبير نسبيا والغازات التي يخلفها حيث شكلا مشاكل بالنسبة للطائرات الحربية النفاثة. كما خلق ايجاد مكان للمدفع وذخيرته مشاكل أيضا، ولكن فمع كل هذا كانت طلقة واحدة من المدفع كفيلة بتدمير طائرة قاذفة.

استخدامات المدفع
استخدم الإن-37 في الميج-9، الميج-15، الميج-17، النماذج الأولى للميج-19 كما استخدم في الياك-25 وطائرات أخرى.

استمر إنتاج المدفع حتى أواخر الخمسينات ولكنه ظل في الخدمة لفترات طويلة بعد ذلك.

انظر أيضا
 نودلمان-ريختر إن.أر-30
 نودلمان-ريختر إن.أر-23

أسلحة روسيا
عتاد عسكري مخترع في عقد 1940
مدافع آلية
مدفع طائرة
مدفعية 37 مم

نودلمان إن-37


Okeanidler veya Oceanidler, Yunan mitolojisinde Tethys ile Okeanos'un çocuklarına verilen isimdir. Okeanidlerin hepsi peri yani nemftir. Her okeanid belli bir nehir, göl, okyanus veya su kaynağının betimlemesi ve tanrısıdır. Sayılarının 4000'i aştığı düşünülmüştür. Uzun süre yaşasalar da ölümsüz olarak tanımlanmamışlardır. Okeanidler Roma mitolojisinde de yer alır.

Okeanidler'in listesi
 Achelous
 Acheron
 Admete
 Alpheus
 Amaltheia
 Amphitrite
 Asia
 Asopus
 Bolbe
 Callirrhoe
 Catillus
 Cebren
 Cephissus
 Circe
 Clitunno (Roma mitolojisi)
 Clio
 Clytie
 Clymene
 Crinisus
 Dione
 Doris
 Eidyia
 Electra (mitoloji)
 Enipeus
 Eurynome
 Inachus
 Lysithea
 Melia
 Meliboea
 Metis
 Merope
 Nilus
 Peneus
 Perseis
 Philyra
 Pleione
 Periboea
 Rhode
 Scamander
 Styx
 Telesto
 Tiberinus (Roma mitolojisi)
 Tibertus (Roma mitolojisi)
 Tyche
 Volturnus (Roma mitolojisi)
 Zeuxo

Okeanidler


Köngurapar (fræðiheiti: Ateles) eru 7 tegundir nýja-heims apa af stofninum Ateles, sem aftur flokkast undir Atelinae og Atelidae. Líkt og aðrar tegundir í flokknum atelines, er þá að finna í hitabeltis-frumskógum Mið- og Suður Ameríku, frá syðst í Mexíkó til Brasilíu.

Allar tegundirnar sjö eru að einhverju marki í stöðu þar sem stofnstærðin fer minnkandi og gjætu jafnvel nálgast að lognast út af. Einkum er brúni köngurapinn í nokkurri útrýminqarhættu.

Heimildaskrá

Apar

Köngurapar


Werner Müller (* 7. Februar 1926; † 13. Februar 2012 in Gronau (Leine)) war ein deutscher Fußballspieler. Er war 1954 Kapitän der Meistermannschaft von Hannover 96.

Die Fußballlaufbahn Müllers begann in Benstorf. Nach Kriegsgefangenschaft spielte der rechte Läufer ab 1948 für die SpVgg Hameln 07, die sich ein Jahr später nach der Meisterschaft in der Amateuroberliga Niedersachsen mit anderen Vereinen zur SpVgg Preußen Hameln vereinigte. Nach der Vereinigung scheiterte Müller mit Preußen Hameln in der Aufstiegsrunde zur Oberliga Nord. 1950 wechselte er zu Hannover 96. In der Deutschen Meisterschaftsendrunde 1954 führte Werner Müller Hannover 96 als Kapitän zur Deutschen Meisterschaft. er bestritt 158 Spiele für Hannover in denen er 14 Tore schoss. Außerdem kam er in der Saison 1954/55 zu einem Einsatz im  DFB-Vereinspokal und bestritt 8 Spiele in der Endrunde zur DFB-Fußballmeisterschaft. 1957 beendete Müller seine aktive Laufbahn und wurde Trainer des Hannoverschen SC. In seiner letzten Saison für Hannover bestritt er nur 5 Spiele.

Nach dem Ende seiner aktiven Karriere trainierte Müller unter anderem Borussia Hannover, Hannoverscher SC, SV Linden 07 und 1970 Preußen Hameln.

Weblinks
 Nachruf auf hannover96.de (offline)
 Klaus Frye: Werner Müller – in Hameln unvergessen. Nachruf in der Deister- und Weserzeitung

Einzelnachweise

Deutscher Meister (Fußball)
Fußballspieler (Hannover 96)
Deutscher
Fußballtrainer (Deutschland)
Geboren 1926
Gestorben 2012
Mann

Werner Müller (Fußballspieler, Februar 1926)


Zgrade dviju starih škola nalaze se u mjestu i gradu Dugo Selo.

Opis
Zgrade dviju starih škola iz 19. stoljeća, u Dugom Selu, u ulici J. Zorića, na brojevima 65. i 67.

Zaštita

Pod oznakom P-5513 zavedena je kao nepokretno kulturno dobro - pojedinačno, pravna statusa zaštićena kulturnog dobra, klasificirano kao "kulturno-povijesna cjelina".

Izvori

Zaštićena kulturna dobra u Zagrebačkoj županiji

Zgrade dviju starih škola (Dugo Selo)


Longdale bezeichnet mehrere

Orte in den Vereinigten Staaten:
 Longdale (Florida)
 Longdale (Oklahoma)
 Longdale (Virginia)
 Longdale (West Virginia)

im Vereinigten Königreich:
 Longdale (Cumbria), England

Longdale


Mauldin er en spøgelsesby i Montgomery County, Arkansas.

Historie
Mauldin var grundlagt af Billy Mauldin, der gav byen dette navn med hjælp fra Thomas Rosborough i 1918. Landsbyen var ejet af virksomheden "Rosboro", et træfældningsvirksomhed, indtil byen blev til en spøgelsesby efter 1940'erne.

Byer i Arkansas
Spøgelsesbyer

Mauldin (Arkansas)


Bertrandit er et beryllium sorosilikat hydroxidmineral med forbindelsen: . Bertrandit er et farveløst til bleggult ortorombisk mineral med en hårdhed på 6-7.

Det findes normalt i berylliumrigt pegmatit og er en delvist en forandring af beryl. Bertrandit forekommer ofte som en pseudomorf erstatning for beryl. Blandt relaterede mineraler er beryl, fenakit, herderit, turmalin, muskovit, flusspat og kvarts.

Ligesom beryl er det et berylliummalm.

Det blev første gang opdaget nær Nantes i Frankrig i 1883 og blev navngivet efter den franske mineralog, Emile Bertrand (1844–1909).

Fodnoter

Berylliummineraler
Silikatmineraler

Bertrandit


HMS Argonaut (F56) was a  that served with the Royal Navy from 1967 to 1993. She took part in the Falklands War in 1982, sustaining damage and casualties in action.

Construction
The ship was built at Hebburn, in Tyneside, by the Hawthorn Leslie and Company shipyard in the mid-1960s. She was launched on 8 February 1966, and commissioned into the Royal Navy on 17 August 1967.

Service history

1967–1982
In her first year Argonaut escorted the ocean liner  on her last voyage across the North Atlantic Ocean to a permanent berth to serve as a hotel/tourist attraction in California, United States.

In 1968 "Argonaut" joined NATO (STANAVFORLANT)

In 1969 Argonaut, with other Royal Navy vessels, sailed with the "Beira Patrol", a United Nations operation preventing the importation of oil by Rhodesia as a part of the British Government's economic sanctions against that country.

In 1969 in an eleven-month deployment "Argonaut" circumnavigated the globe, visiting multiple countries, and also conducted a famine relief operation to FIJI(SUVA)

In 1973, Argonaut was recommissioned, completed a six-week work up at Portland, visited Brest, France and then served as a guard ship for the Gibraltar station. Following Iceland's declaration of a 200-mile fishing limit, Argonaut carried out fishery protection duties for British fishing trawlers inside the zone, in what became known as the "Second Cod War".

In 1974 from mid January, Argonaut spent nine months as part of the group deployment named 'Task Group 317.1', led by Flag Officer Second Flotilla (Commander Task Group 317.1). The other ships in the task group were the  HMS Fife, the frigates of the 7th Frigate Squadron (of which Argonaut was one): HMS Ariadne, HMS Danae, HMS Londonderry, and HMS Scylla (Captain 7th Frigate Squadron), and two Royal Fleet Auxiliaries (one tanker and one solid stores). In November 1974 Argonaut carried out fishery protection duties in the Barents Sea. During this period she visited Hammerfest and Honningsvag in Norway to take on fuel. Before returning to Devonport she visited Newcastle upon Tyne.

In early 1975 Argonaut took part in the annual NATO 'Gate' naval exercise (called 'Locked Gate' or 'Open Gate' in alternating years), and visited Lisbon before returning to Devonport. Argonaut joined the Standing Naval Force Atlantic (Stanavforlant) by late 1975. Argonaut underwent Exocet modernisation between 1976 and 1980, giving her a potent anti-ship capability. In 1981, Argonaut  deployed as the Armilla Patrol ship in the Persian Gulf.

Falklands War

On 2 April 1982 the Falkland Islands were invaded by the armed forces of Argentina. At the direction of Her Majesty's Government, an advanced group of Royal Naval vessels began to steam towards Ascension Island. On 19 April 1982 Argonaut, along with  and two Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships  and  headed for Ascension Island, arriving on 29 April 1982.  On 6 May 1982 the Argonaut Group departed the island heading South for the Falklands, joining the Amphibious Group centred on  and , on 16 May, and the Carrier Battle Group on 18 May 1982.

On 21 May 1982  Argonaut, along with other destroyers and frigates, provided close escort for amphibious vessels during the opposed arrival at San Carlos by British Forces, with Argonaut standing off the "Fanning Head" headland within Falkland Sound guarding the Northern approaches to the operational area. Whilst this operation was underway, she was attacked by Argentine warplanes throughout the day which Argonaut, engaged with anti-aircraft weapons. Two of the air attacks succeeded in damaging Argonaut.

The first at 10:15 was an improvised assault from a lone Argentine aircraft, piloted by Lt. Guillermo Owen Crippa flying an Aermacchi MB-339 from the Argentine Navy's 1st Naval Air Attack Squadron, who had been despatched on a reconnaissance flight over Falkland Sound to ascertain the veracity of reports it had received from an Argentine Army post present at San Carlos. Spotting the landing underway, Crippa attacked Argonaut with cannon fire and rockets, causing damage to her Type 965 radar.

The second air attack was made at 13.37 by five A-4 Skyhawks from the Argentinian Air Force's 5th Air Brigade, piloted by Lieutenants Fillipini, Autiero, Osses, Robledo, and Ensign Vottero, which hit her with two bombs. Neither exploded, although one killed two sailors, Able Seaman Iain M. Boldy and Able Seaman Matthew J. Stuart, when it entered the ship's Sea Cat missile magazine, detonating two missiles and the other did severe damage to her boiler room, knocking out the ship's power and leaving her dead in the water.  came to the assistance of Argonaut and towed her away from danger as further waves of air attacks came into Falkland Sound. Both bombs were still live and it took some days to defuse them.

On 14 June, Argentine forces on the Falkland Islands surrendered to the British task force. On 26 June 1982 Argonaut sailed back under her own steam to Devonport Dockyard, where she had her battle damage repaired and new sonar equipment fitted.

1982–1993
In 1987 Argonaut rescued the businessman/adventurer Richard Branson from the Atlantic Ocean after he had ditched at sea whilst trying to cross it in a hot-air balloon.

In 1990 Argonaut represented the Royal Navy at commemorations at the Gallipoli peninsula on the 75th Anniversary of the Gallipoli landings.

In August 1992 Argonaut was involved in the pursuit and arrest on the high seas in the South Atlantic Ocean of Roderick Newall, a former British Army officer who had murdered his parents in Jersey.

Fate
Argonaut was decommissioned from the Royal Navy on 31 March 1993, and was laid up at Fareham Creek. On 25 January 1995 she left Portsmouth Harbour under tow to a port in Spain where she was broken up.

Commanding officers

References

Publications

 Marriott, Leo, 1983.  Royal Navy Frigates 1945–1983, Ian Allan Ltd.

Leander-class frigates
Falklands War naval ships of the United Kingdom
Maritime incidents in 1982
1966 ships

HMS Argonaut (F56)


නිසඳැස් සමන්විත වන්නේ කිසිදු එක් නිශ්චිත රටාවකට ගතු නොවන්නකිනි. ඇතැම් විට කාව්‍යමය නොවන රචනා වලිනි. එය යමක් ආකර්ෂණීය අයුරින් ප්‍රකාශ කිරීමක් නොවේ. නිසඳැස් අනිවාර්යෙන්ම සුන්දර රටාවක් උසුලයි. එහෙත් එයට එළිවැට  රැකීම ආදිය අයත් නොවේ. මෙහිදී මෙහි ඇති වෙනස නිශ්චිතවම කිසිවෙකුටත් පැවසිය නොහැකිය. පහත වර්ගීකරණය සලකන්න.

කථාමාලාවක් සහිත ප්‍රබන්ධ නවකතා රචනය සඳහා ගතු කර ගනී. කෙටි කථා, විචිත්‍රමත් නව කථා සහ තවත් දේ මෙයට අයත් වේ. මෙම වර්ගීකරණයට අයත් ස්වාධීන තනි කෘති ඉතිහාසය පුරා පළ කර ඇති නමුදු එය එක් ශෛලීයක් බවට දියුණු වුයේ මෑත කාලයේදීය. බොහෝ විට මේවා විවිධ අයුරෙන් වර්ගීකරණය කිරිමට පුළුවන.

 මිනිසාගා යනු නිශ්චිතවම වචන 50 කින් හෙබි කෙටි කථාවකි.

 තවත් වර්ගයක් වන්නේ නිශ්චිතවම වදන් 100 කින් හෙබි කථාවකි.

 කෙටි කථාවක් සමන්විත වන්නේ වචන 1000 හා 20000 අතර වන රචනාවකිනි.

	කෙටි නවකථාවකට  වචන 20 000 - 50 000 අයත් වේ.

	නවකථාවක් වචන 50 000 වැඩි සංඛ්‍යාවකින් සමන්විත වේ.

නවකථාවක් යනු දිගු කථාවකි. මෙය මෙතරම් දියුණු ශෛලියක් බවට පත් වුයේ මැතකදීය. යුරෝපයේ පළමු නවකථාව ලියනු ලැබුවේ Spanard Crcabts විසිනි. ඊට පෙර ලියවුනු කථා එකතූන් වන  Broccasio ගේ  Decmeron හා Chaucer ගේ The Canterbury Tales ද නවකථා ලෙස වර්ගීකරණය කළ හැක. එහෙත් ආසියාවේ ලියවුණු රචනා නවකථා ලෙස වර්ගීකරණය කළ හැකිය. මේවා අතරට චීනයේ "රාජධානි තුනක ආදර ආන්දරය" සහ ජපානයේ "ජේන් ජිනගේ කථාව" ද අයත් වේ.  යුරෝපයේ ආදි නවකථා එතරම් සාහිත්‍යමය වැදගත්කමක් උසුලනු නොලබයි. මෙහිදී රචකයා එක් නිශ්චිත රටාවකට ගතු නොවී නිදහස් ලෙස සිය අදහස් ප්‍රකාශ කරයි. මෙනිසා එම රචකයාට සිය අදහස් විවිධ ශෛලින් ඔස්සේ පර්යේෂණාත්මක ලෙස පෙන්වීමේ හැකියාව ඇත. මෙයට කාව්‍යද අයත් වේ.

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සටහන්

උපහරණ

වැඩිදුර අධ්‍යයනය සඳහා

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 "Kate Colquhoun on the blurred boundaries between fiction and non-fiction", La Clé des Langues, 11 September 2012.
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Lisabonski sporazum, također poznat kao Carrington-Cutileirov plan, nazvan po svojim tvorcima Peteru Carringtonu i portugalskom veleposlaniku Joseu Cutileiru, proizašao je iz konferencije održane od strane Europske zajednice, u rujnu 1991. u pokušaju da spriječi rat u Bosni i Hercegovini. U trenucima kada je postalo očito pripremanje srpske vojske za rat i nakon što su Ujedinjeni Narodi i Europska zajednica odbili prijedloge Bosne i Hercegovine, europske sile predvođene Velikom Britanijom počinju raditi na prvom mirovnom planu.

Predstavljena su načela o novom ustavnom ustrojstvu Bosne i Hercegovine. Planom je popraćeno tadašnje stanje u državi, postojanje srpskih autonomnih oblasti i hrvatskih zajednica. Predložena je etnička podjela vlasti na svim razinama vlasti i devoluciju središnje države na lokalne etničke zajednice. Međutim, svaka općina Bosne i Hercegovine će biti klasificirana kao muslimanska, srpska ili hrvatska prema planu, čak i one gdje, etnička većina nije bila očita. Po tom planu u sastav srpske konstitutivne jedinice trebalo je ući 37 općina (44 % teritorija), u sastav bošnjačke 52 općine (44 % teritorija), a u sastav hrvatske 20 općina (12 % teritorija). 18. ožujka 1992, sve tri strane su potpisale sporazum; Alija Izetbegović za Muslimane, Radovan Karadžić za Srbe u BiH i Mate Boban za Hrvate u BiH.

Međutim, 28. ožujka, Izetbegović, nakon susreta s tadašnjim američkim veleposlanikom u Jugoslaviji, Zimmermannom, u Sarajevu, povlači svoj potpis i objavljuje svoje protivljenje bilo koje vrste etničke podjele BiH. Što je tko rekao ostaje nejasno. Zimmerman poriče da je rekao ako Izetbegović povuče svoj potpis, Sjedinjene Države će dati međunarodno priznanje BiH kao neovisne države. Neosporno je da Izetbegović isti dan, povlači svoj potpis i odriče se sporazuma.

Galerija

Izvori

Rat u Bosni i Hercegovini

Carrington-Cutileirov plan


Die Friedenskirche im Berliner Ortsteil Niederschönhausen des Bezirks Pankow zählt zu den über 50 unter Denkmalschutz stehenden Dorfkirchen in Berlin. Die im 18. Jahrhundert barockisierte Feldsteinkirche mit ursprünglich eingezogenem Chor an der Straßenkreuzung des alten Dorfes wurde 1869–1871 zu einer kreuzförmigen Anlage mit der Apsis im Osten und einem dreigeschossigen, oktogonalen Turm über der Vierung umgebaut. Der Name Friedenskirche steht in Bezug zum Ende des Deutsch-Französischen Krieges 1871.

Siedlungsgeschichte

Das Straßendorf Niederschönhausen wurde um 1230 zeitgleich mit Pankow und anderen Nachbardörfern "aus wilder Wurzel" gegründet. Im Jahr 1375 wurde es erstmals im Landbuch Karls IV. urkundlich erwähnt und hinsichtlich der Besitz- und Abgabeverhältnisse beschrieben: Das Dorf hatte 48 Hufen, davon u. a. vier Pfarrhufen. Im Jahr 1450 hatte sich die Zahl der Hufen auf 52 erhöht, weil u. a. zwei Kirchhufen dazugekommen waren. Im Jahre 1691 erwarb Kurfürst Friedrich III. das Dorf; seitdem gehörte es den Hohenzollern. Seit dem Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts kauften Berliner Bürger Grundstücke im Ort und legten zunächst Sommerhäuser, später auch ständige Wohnsitze an. 1875 hatte Niederschönhausen immerhin schon 2.354 Einwohner (gegenüber 399 im Jahre 1840). Bereits 1849 war daher schon an eine Erweiterung der Kirche geplant worden; zu diesem Zweck wurde eine Karte des vorhandenen Baus gezeichnet. Jedoch erst 1869 begann ein gravierender Umbau. Am 7. Juli 1871 wurde das umgebaute Gotteshaus, das wie ein Neubau und kaum noch dörflich wirkte, eingeweiht. Seit 1896 ist die Kirchengemeinde Niederschönhausen selbstständig.

Baugeschichte

Die erste Dorfkirche aus Stein hatte den einfachen Grundriss einer längsrechteckigen Saalkirche, also ohne jeglichen Anbau. Da die Maße (mit Ausnahme der Höhe) dieses Langhauses bis heute gleich geblieben sind, ist davon auszugehen, dass zumindest bis zur sonst üblichen Traufhöhe das Feldsteinmauerwerk aus sorgfältig behauenen Quadern unverändert geblieben ist. Diese sorgfältige Quaderung ist typisch spätromanisch und spricht daher für eine Bauzeit um 1250. Die Kirche wurde im 16. Jahrhundert erneuert. Die Feldsteinkirche wurde 1743 barockisiert, erhielt einen eingezogenen Chor, einen Dachturm mit hölzerner Laterne sowie vergrößerte Fenster und wurde rundherum verputzt.

Zu einem grundlegenden Umbau, der das Aussehen der Kirche weitestgehend veränderte, kam es in den Jahren 1869–1871. Da schon im Jahr 1849 an eine Vergrößerung gedacht worden war, hatte Friedrich Wilhelm IV. damals eine Ideenskizze entworfen. Er hatte im Jahre 1842 den Grundstein für die Vollendung des Kölner Doms gelegt und dachte, auch in "seinem" Niederschönhausen dem Anspruch der Hohenzollerndynastie nur mit einem kathedralhaft anmutenden Erweiterungsbau gerecht werden zu können.

Das Langhaus der ursprünglichen Feldsteinkirche wurde östlich durch ein Querhaus mit Vierung, Choransatz und Apsis um etwa das Doppelte des bisherigen Raumvolumens ergänzt, und zwar im Rundbogenstil, wie ihn die Schinkelschule entwickelt hatte. Die neuen Teile wurden als Mauerwerksbau mit gelben Backsteinen verblendet, gestreift mit roten. Die alten Teile des Langhauses bestanden weiterhin aus Feldsteinen, wurden aber auf die Dachtraufenhöhe des Anbaus erhöht, ohne dass eine Baunaht zu erkennen wäre. Das alte Langhaus bekam einfache spitzbogige Maßwerkfenster nach dem Muster des Anbaus. Die Apsis erhielt kleine Rundbogenfenster, darüber eine Blende in Form einer Zwerggalerie und unter der Dachtraufe ein Bogenfries. Nach der Ideenskizze von Friedrich Wilhelm IV. sollte die Kirche einen hohen dreistufigen Kirchturm erhalten. Wegen des schlechten Baugrundes konnte der Turm nur mit einer Höhe von 25 Metern gebaut werden. Das Turmoktogon über der Vierung ist mit zwei Gurtgesimsen gegliedert, das oberste Geschoss mit einer Arkade, darüber ein flaches achteckiges Zeltdach. Der Vierungsturm schließt mit Blendarkaden ab, drei an jeder Seite. Die Stirnflächen des Querschiffs haben zwei zweibahnige Rundbogenfenster. Im Westgiebel befindet sich eine Fensterrose, auf dem Giebelfirst steht eine Engelfigur.

Die im Zweiten Weltkrieg verursachten Schäden wurden zunächst 1948–1954 behelfsmäßig, 1964 dann restlos beseitigt. Eine reich verzierte Kassettendecke wurde nicht wiederhergestellt. Die letzte Renovierung des Innenraumes stammt aus den Jahren 1981/1982. Die ursprüngliche, romanisierende Bemalung von 1871 wurde rekonstruiert. Die Wandmalerei im Altarraum in Sgraffito von Lothar Mannewitz verschwand. In den Jahren 2006–2008 wurden Dach, Fassade und Turm vollständig renoviert.

Innenraum
Das Langhaus und das Querschiff sind flach gedeckt. Über dem Altarraum erhebt sich eine halbkugelförmige Kuppel, die Vierung wird von einem achtteiligen Kuppelgewölbe mit Engelsköpfen überspannt. In den Querschiffarmen befinden sich Emporen, ihre Brüstungen haben neuromanische Blendarkaden. Bei der Restaurierung 1982 ist die ornamentale Ausmalung der Fensterleibungen, der Vierungsbögen, der Vierungskuppel und der Apsis wiederhergestellt worden. Die Malerei im Gewölbe zeigt goldene Sterne auf blauem Grund.

Ausstattung
Die Kanzel und der Kronleuchter sind aus der Erbauungszeit der Kirche. Bei der 1926 vorgenommenen Renovierung wurde die Kanzel vom linken Altarpfeiler in das Kirchenschiff hineinversetzt. Der Altar und der Taufstein stammen aus der Kirche von Groß Lieskow bei Cottbus, die wie das ganze Dorf dem Braunkohletagebau zum Opfer fiel. Zur Kirche gehört ein vergoldeter silberner Kelch mit Edelsteinen am Nodus von 1652.

Orgel
Die Kirche erhielt 1926 eine neue Orgel mit romantischem Klang von Friedrich Ernst Gustav Heinze. Die Heinze-Orgel Opus 145 besitzt 36 Register mit 4282 Pfeifen. 1965 wurde das Instrument überholt und umgestaltet. 2008 fand eine erste Teilrestaurierung statt. 2016 wurde die Restaurierung beendet. Die Orgel ist nun auf allen Registern bespielbar.

Glocken

Das Geläut der Kirche besteht aus drei Eisenglocken, die in der Glockenstube hinter den Schallfenstern und Turmuhren untergebracht sind. Sie läuten alle an geraden Jochen.

Literatur (chronologisch)
 Kurt Pomplun: Berlins alte Dorfkirchen. Berlin 1962 (6. Aufl. 1984), ISBN 3-7759-0261-9.
 Günther Kühne, Elisabeth Stephani: Evangelische Kirchen in Berlin. Berlin 1978, ISBN 3-7674-0158-4.
 Ernst Badstübner, Sibylle Badstübner-Gröger: Kirchen in Berlin. Berlin 1987, ISBN 3-374-00171-8.
 Institut für Denkmalpflege: Die Bau- und Kunstdenkmale in der DDR – Hauptstadt Berlin II. Berlin 1987, ISBN 3-406-30425-7.
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Weblinks

 Evangelischen Kirchengemeinde Niederschönhausen
 Bilder Berliner Dorfkirchen

Einzelnachweise

Berlin Niederschonhausen
Friedenskirche Niederschonhausen
Niederschonhausen Frieden
Friedenskirche Niederschonhausen
Friedenskirche Niederschonhausen
Erbaut in den 1870er Jahren
Barockisierte Kirche

Friedenskirche (Berlin-Niederschönhausen)


Güven Sazak (d. 20 Ocak 1935 – ö. 26 Nisan 2011) Türk iş insanı.

1958 yılında Fenerbahçe kongre üyesi oldu. 12,5 yıl Sosyal Tesisler yöneticiliği yaptı. 1993-94'te Fenerbahçe'de başkanlık görevini yürüttü. Fenerbahçe futbol takımı onun döneminde 1993-94 sezonunda bir puan farkla ikinci oldu, ayrıca 1993 yılında Trabzonspor'u uzatmada 1-0 yenerek Başbakanlık Kupası'nı kazandı. Sazak, 20 Nisan 1994'te başkanlık görevini sağlık sorunları nedeniyle bıraktı. 26 Nisan 2011 tarihinde hayatını kaybeden Sazak'ın mezarı Karacaahmet Mezarlığı'ndadır.

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