Randy Foye (* 24. September 1983 in Newark, New Jersey) ist ein ehemaliger US-amerikanischer Basketballspieler, der den Großteil seiner Karriere in der NBA aktiv war.

Karriere

College
Foye spielte während seiner Collegezeit für die Villanova University und hatte 2005 beim NCAA-Tournament gegen die University of North Carolina in den ersten drei Spielen einen Schnitt von etwa 20 Punkten, verlor jedoch mit seinem Team im vierten und letzten Spiel gegen den späteren Turniergewinner mit einem Abstand von einem Punkt. Seine damalige Karrierebestleistung betrug 28 Punkte.

Beim NCAA Tournament 2006 wurde Foye zum Big East Player of the Year von den 16 Trainern der Teams in der Big East Conference ernannt.

NBA
Im NBA-Draft 2006 wurde Foye an 7. Stelle von den Boston Celtics ausgewählt, wechselte jedoch kurz darauf zu den Minnesota Timberwolves.

Minnesota Timberwolves
In seiner Debütsaison bei den Timberwolves spielte Foye in allen 82 Spielen in der regulären Saison und konnte durchschnittlich 10,1 Punkte pro Spiel bei durchschnittlich 22,9 Minuten pro Spiel verbuchen. Für seine Leistungen wurde Foye in dieser Saison ins NBA All Rookie First Team berufen. In den nächsten beiden Saisons für Minnesota steigerten sich seine Leistungen, bevor er am 23. Juni 2009 gemeinsam mit Mike Miller für Oleksiy Pecherov, Etan Thomas, Darius Songaila und einen Erstrunden-Draftpick zu den Washington Wizards gesendet wurde.

Washington Wizards
Bei den Wizards unterschrieb Foye 2009 einen Einjahresvertrag. Da er dort etwa 15 Minuten weniger pro Spiel spielte, gingen seine Leistungen im Vergleich zur Vorsaison ein wenig zurück. In insgesamt 64 Spielen konnte er trotzdem 10,1 Punkte und 3,3 Assists pro Spiel aufweisen.

Los Angeles Clippers
Am 8. Juli 2010 wurde bekannt gegeben, dass er als Free Agent zu den Los Angeles Clippers wechseln wird. Im Trikot der Kalifornier erzielte Foye am 2. April 2012 seine Saisonbestleistung von 28 Punkten und eine Karrierebestleistung von 8 verwandelten Drei-Punkte-Würfen gegen die Dallas Mavericks.

Weitere Stationen in der NBA
Im Sommer 2012 unterschrieb Foye einen Einjahresvertrag bei den Utah Jazz. Nach einem Jahr verließ er die Jazz und wurde in einem "Sign-and-Trade"-Deal zu den Denver Nuggets transferiert. Am 18. Februar 2016 wurde ein Trade zu den Oklahoma City Thunder bekannt gegeben. Foye kam bei den Thunder in 27 Spielen zum Einsatz und erzielte 5,6 Punkte im Schnitt. Im Sommer 2016 verließ er das Team und spielte bis Saisonende bei den Brooklyn Nets.

Erfolge und Auszeichnungen
 Robert V. Geasey Trophy
 Big East Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year: 2006
 NBA All-Rookie First Team: 2007

Sonstiges
Foye hatte einen Gastauftritt in der Serie Highschool Halleluja, in dem er sich selbst spielte.

Weblinks

 Randy Foye – Spielerprofil auf NBA.com (englisch)

 Randy Foye – Spielerprofil auf 82games.com

Einzelnachweise

Basketballspieler (Vereinigte Staaten)
US-Amerikaner
Mann
Geboren 1983

Randy Foye


Le Championnat de France de basket-ball de deuxième division 1992-1993 ou championnat de Nationale A2 1992-1993, nouvelle appellation voulue par la LNB cette saison-là est le deuxième plus haut niveau du championnat de France de basket-ball, 15 clubs participent à la compétition. LGBC Agen et Poissy Chatou sont les nouveaux promus.

À l'issue de la fin de la saison régulière, le premier accède à la Pro A, les équipes classées de 1 à 10 disputent les  de finale opposés aux clubs classés de 9 à 14 en Nationale A1 en play-off.

Les clubs classés entre les  et  places disputent les play-out par matchs aller-retour, les trois derniers descendent en nationale 2.

Le LGBC Agen ne finira pas la saison, placé en liquidation judiciaire.

Clubs participants

En italiques, club n'ayant pas fini la saison.

Saison régulière

Classement saison régulière

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Leaders saison régulière

Play-Off
 Voir lien vers le championnat de France Nationale A1 1992-1993.

Play-Out
 Berck BCO-Tours BC 91-93/63-85
 RC Toulouse-Poissy Chatou BC 85-91/77-84
 RC Toulouse-Tours BC 89-57/79-91
 Berck BCO-Poissy Chatou BC 86-94/102-81
 RC Toulouse-Berck BCO 87-78/73-74
 Tours BC-Poissy Chatou BC 112-87/76-71
Classement Play-Out

Sources et références

Voir aussi
Saison 1992-1993 de Pro A

1992-1993
Championnat de France en 1992
Championnat de France en 1993
Basket-ball en 1992
Basket-ball en 1993


UEFA Champions League finalen 2017 var en fodboldkamp, der blev spillet 3. juni 2017. Kampen blev afviklet foran 65.842 tilskuere på Millennium Stadium i Cardiff, og skulle finde vinderen af UEFA Champions League 2016-17. Den var afslutningen på den 62. sæson i Europas største klubturnering for hold arrangeret af UEFA, og den 25. finale siden turneringen skiftede navn fra Europacuppen for Mesterhold til UEFA Champions League.

De deltagende hold var spanske Real Madrid og italienske Juventus, og var en gentagelse af finalen i 1998. Det var Real Madrids anden finale i træk, efter at de vandt i 2016, og Juventus' første siden nederlaget i 2015. Real Madrid vandt kampen med 1-4, efter en pausestilling på 1-1. Det var første gang at en klub har vundet finalen i Champions League to år i træk, og Juventus' syvende nederlag i ni finaler.

Da Cristiano Ronaldo efter 20 minutter scorede målet til 0-1, blev han den første spiller der har scoret mål i tre finaler, da det også skete for Manchester United i 2008 og Real Madrid i 2014. Han scorede også målet til 1-3, og blev efterfølgende kåret som kampens bedste spiller.

Kampen blev ledet af den tyske fodbolddommer Felix Brych.

Spillested
UEFAs eksklusiv-komite besluttede på et møde den 29. juni 2015 i Prag, at Millennium Stadium i Cardiff skulle være vært for finalen. Det var første gang at en finale i en af de europæiske klubturneringer blev afviklet i Wales. Millennium blev åbnet i sommeren 1999.

Kampen
Finalen blev spillet 3. juni 2017 på Millennium Stadium i Cardiff, Wales. "Hjemmeholdet" (af administrative årsager) blev fundet ved en ekstra lodtrækning, der blev afholdt efter lodtrækningen til semifinalerne.

Se også
 UEFA Europa League finalen 2017

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger
 UEFA Champions League på UEFAs hjemmeside

2017
Finalen 2017
Fodbold i 2017
Cardiff
Begivenheder i 2017
Juventus F.C.
Real Madrid

UEFA Champions League finalen 2017


Yazıkışla, Samsun ilinin Havza ilçesine bağlı bir mahalledir.

Tarihçe
Eski ismi Markaş daha sonra halkın telafuz etmekte zorlanması ile Martaz şeklinde ve cumhuriyetle birlikte Yazıkışla olarak değiştirilmiştir.

Coğrafya Samsun iline 90 km, Havza ilçesine 9 km uzaklıktadır.

Nüfus

Havza'nın mahalleleri

Yazıkışla, Havza


A Província Livre de Guayaquil foi estabelecida entre 1820 e 1822 com a independência da província de Guayaquil da monarquia espanhola. A província livre teve um governo e constituição provisórios até a anexação militar de Simón Bolívar à Grã-Colombia em 1822, após a vitória decisiva na Batalha de Pichincha, que permitiu a independência da Presidência de Quito. Seu sucessor foi o Departamento de Guayaquil, que fez parte da Grã-Colombia. A província espanhola de Guayaquil foi separada do Vice-Reino do Peru e naqueles dias dependia somente, em termos legais, do tribunal da Real Audiência de Quito. Cerca de uma década depois, os departamentos de Guayaquil, Azuay e Equador separam-se da Grã-Colômbia formando o que hoje é o Equador.

Estados extintos do Equador
História de Guaiaquil

Província Livre de Guayaquil


الاشتراكي، هي صحيفة اشتراكية تصدر في العديد من البلدان:

  الاشتراكي (صحيفة أسترالية)، صدرت قديماً من الحزب الاشتراكي الفكتوري.
  الاشتراكي (صحيفة أيرلندية)، تصدر من الحزب الاشتراكي الأيرلندي.
  الاشتراكي (صحيفة مصرية)، تصدر من الاشتراكيون الثوريون.
  الاشتراكي (صحيفة بريطانية)، تصدر من الحزب الاشتراكي الإنجليزي الويلزي.
  الاشتراكي (صحيفة حزبية)، صدرت قديماً من حزب العمال.
  الاشتراكي (صحيفة سياتل)،أصدرها قديماً هيرمون تيتوس من 1900 حتى 1910.
  الاشتراكي (صحيفة أمريكية)، تصدر من الحزب الاشتراكي (أمريكا).

الاشتراكي (توضيح)


Yarbaşı, Kahramanmaraş ilinin Pazarcık ilçesine bağlı bir mahalledir.

Coğrafya
Kahramanmaraş iline 45 km, Pazarcık ilçesine 10 km uzaklıktadır.

Nüfus

Pazarcık'ın mahalleleri

Yarbaşı, Pazarcık


Asillo es una localidad peruana ubicada en la región Puno, provincia de Azangaro, distrito de Asillo. Es asimismo capital del distrito de Asillo. Se encuentra a una altitud de 3907  Tiene una población de 2889 habitantes en 1993.

Clima

Lugares de interés
Templo San Jerónimo

Véase también
Provincia de Azangaro

Referencias

Localidades del departamento de Puno

Asillo


Die Opština Gazi Baba (;  Komuna e Gazi Babës) ist eine der zehn Opštini der nordmazedonischen Hauptstadt Skopje. Sie liegt im östlichen Teil der Stadt und wird durch den Vardar in einen nördlichen und in einen südlichen Bereich geteilt. Der Bezirk hatte laut der letzten Volkszählung vom Jahr 2021 69.626 Einwohner. Davon waren 45.242 Mazedonier, 14.146 Albaner, 1.922 Roma, 1.328 Serben, 753 Bosniaken, 554 andere, 468 Türken, 185 Aromunen, 16 undeklariert, 10 unbekannt und 5.002 Personen wurden von den Gemeinderegistern gezählt, deren ethnische Zugehörigkeit unbekannt war.

Die Gemeinde ist benannt nach Aşık Çelebi (1519/20–1571), genannt "Gazi Baba" ("Vater des Krieges"), einem osmanischen Dichter.

Weblinks

 Offizielle Website der Gemeinde Gazi Baba

Einzelnachweise

Opština in Skopje

Opština Gazi Baba


Chihuahua er minnsta hundategund í heimi. Þeir verða ekki nema um 23 cm á herðarkamb og vega aðeins um 1-3 kg.

Hundategundir

Chihuahua (hundaafbrigði)


Campbellsburg est une ville américaine située dans le comté de Henry, dans le Kentucky. Selon le recensement de 2020, sa population est de .

Liens externes

Ville au Kentucky
Comté de Henry (Kentucky)

Campbellsburg (Kentucky)


Matelândia es un municipio brasileño del estado del Paraná. Según el Censo IBGE del año 2010, la población era de 16077 habitantes.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Localidades de Paraná

Matelândia


O caso Thiago Brennand refere-se aos crimes de estupro em série e outros cometidos pelo empresário Thiago Antônio Brennand. Ele é réu em nove processos e tem pedido de prisão preventiva decretado em seis deles. Ele responde processos por violência sexual (estupro), tortura, ameaça, sequestro, cárcere privado, lesão corporal, corrupção de menores, calúnia, injúria e difamação.

Brennand está preso preventivamente desde 29 de abril de 2023 no Centro de Detenção Provisória 1 (CDP) de Pinheiros, na capital paulista. Antes, ele havia fugido para Abu Dhabi, onde sua de extradição foi autorizada quando o presidente Lula visitou o país em 15 de abril de 2023. Durante o voo que o trouxe de volta dos Emirados Árabes, ele foi acompanhado até por "um escrivão da Interpol treinado em jiu-jítsu, por conta do histórico de violência", reporta o G1.

Biografia

Thiago Brennand Fernandes Vieira nasceu em 18 de abril de 1980. É filho de Joana Brennand Tavares da Silva e do médico e empresário José Aécio Fernandes Vieira, que em 1979 fundou o Hospital Santa Joana em Pernambuco. Os negócio de José Aécio na área hospitalar levaram ao faturamento, em 2015, de R$ 400 milhões e posteriormente o hospital foi comprado pela Rede D'Or e Amil. Thiago tem uma fortuna de R$ 300 milhões proveniente de heranças e negócios que envolvem a administração de seus bens.

Ele tem um filho, que foi visto com o pai ofendendo a atriz Helena Gomes (ver abaixo). Como o jovem era menor, Thiago pode responde a processo por corrupção de menores.

Histórico de violência
Um ex-funcionário, que conviveu com o réu por 15 anos, afirmou que já presenciou o empresário bater e dar choques elétricos no próprio filho. No condomínio onde morava, em Porto Feliz, um garçom disse que foi agredido, enquanto um caseiro alegou ter sido ameaçado por Brennand.

Durante o voo que o trouxe de volta dos Emirados Árabes, Brennand veio acompanhado até por "um escrivão da Interpol treinado em jiu-jítsu, por conta do histórico de violência", reportou o G1.

"Ele gosta de se exibir com armas e carros esportivos e tem um histórico de mau comportamento", revelou o Fantástico em 28 de agosto de 2022, quando o primeiro caso se tornou público.

Crimes
Os crimes se tornaram públicos após um vídeo onde o réu apareceu agredindo uma vítima numa academia se tornar público. Ela era a atriz Helena Gomes que relatou ao Fantástico que o empresário "dava em cima dela" e ela sempre lhe dizia não. "Eu tenho o direito de dizer não a quem eu quiser", disse ela. No dia dos fatos, Brennand apareceu andando de um lado para outro em frente à Helena e depois pede que ela saia da sala, o que ela se nega a fazer. Ele então insiste e ela grita com ele, que a empurra. Dois professores intervêm, Brennand se afasta, mas continua com as ofensas verbais. Ele volta e empurra a vítima, uma professora e outra aluna, além de cuspir em Helena. "Eu não baixei minha cabeça", disse a vítima. Ela e testemunhas relatam que o acusado arrancou tufos de cabelo da atriz. "Ele partiu para cima de todas", disse o repórter do Fantástico.

Depois que a reportagem foi ao ar, outras mulheres procuraram o Ministério Público de São Paulo para denunciar o empresário por crimes como estupro, agressão, ameaça, cárcere privado e injúria.

Modus operandi
Brennand se aproximava das mulheres e as levava para sua uma casa num condomínio de luxo em Porto Feliz, no interior de São Paulo, onde as agredia, estuprava e ameaçava. Uma de suas vítimas, uma mulher estadunidense (ver abaixo) relatou que ele tiveram um relacionamento normal antes dele se tornar violento.

Vítimas
Há nove vítimas conhecidas, mas alguns nomes e dados não foram revelados:

 Helena Gomes: atriz; foi agredida na academia de ginástica e a primeira vítima conhecida do criminoso
 Mulher: foi mantida em cárcere privado, sofreu agressões, teve um vídeo íntimo divulgado sem consentimento e foi forçada a fazer uma tatuagem com as iniciais do empresário
 Stefanie Cohen: ex-miss e estudante de Medicina; foi estuprada
 Estudante de medicina: foi dopada durante um jantar
 Mulher estadunidense: foi estuprada e agredida em Porto Feliz em julho de 2021; ela o descreveu como "uma pessoa fria, com comportamento violento e histórico de ameaças" e o acusou de já ter "confessado participação em assassinatos"

Investigações
Após a divulgação do vídeo onde ele apareceu agredindo a atriz Helena Gomes, outras mulheres começaram a procurar o Ministério Público de São Paulo para denunciar o empresário.

Fuga para os Emirados Árabes
O empresário foi denunciado pelo Ministério Público de São Paulo em 4 de setembro de 2022. No mesmo dia, ele deixou o Brasil e foi para Abu Dhabi, capital dos Emirados Árabes Unidos.

Interpol
A Justiça deu um prazo de dez dias para que  Brennand retornasse ao Brasil, mas como ele não retornou, sua prisão preventiva foi decretada e o nome do acusado foi incluído na lista internacional de procurados da Interpol.

Prisão

Abu Dhabi
Brennand chegou a ser preso em outubro de 2022 em Abu Dhabi, mas pagou fiança e foi solto. A Justiça local então o proibiu de deixar o país, mas ele aguardou o processo de extradição em liberdade.

Brasil
Brennand está preso Brasil desde 29 de abril, após ter sido extraditado. "No dia 15 de abril, mesmo dia em que o presidente Lula chegou aos Emirados Árabes em viagem oficial, o pedido de extradição foi autorizado", escreveu o g1.

Julgamentos e penas
1º julgamento: o julgamento do caso envolvendo a mulher estadunidense começou em 30 de maio de 2023.

2° julgamento: o julgamento do caso envolvendo cárcere privado e agressão começou em 4 de julho.

Condenação
Em 11 de outubro de 2023, Brennand foi condenado a 10 anos e 6 meses de prisão pelo crime de estupro em regime inicial fechado. Esta é a primeira condenação do empresário.

Referências

Ligações externas

 Listas de notícias sobre o caso no g1

Crimes no estado de São Paulo
Casos de estupro
Família Brennand

Caso Thiago Brennand


Carrazeda de Ansiães  belediyesi, Portekiz'in Norte bölgesine bağlı Douro altbölgesinin belediyelerinden biridir.

Bucaklar
Belediyede 19 bucak (Por.: freguesia) yer almaktadır.

 Amedo
 Beira Grande
 Belver
 Carrazeda de Ansiães
 Castanheiro
 Fonte Longa
 Lavandeira
 Linhares
 Marzagão
 Mogo de Malta
 Parambos
 Pereiros
 Pinhal do Norte
 Pombal
 Ribalonga
 Seixo de Ansiães
 Selores
 Vilarinho da Castanheira
 Zedes

Dış bağlantılar
 Municipality resmi website
 À Descoberta de Carrazeda de Ansiães

Portekiz'in belediyeleri
Douro

Carrazeda de Ansiães


Hans Olufsen Spandemager (latin Sitularius eller Urnarius, død 4. maj 1571) var en dansk præst.

Denne mand, der var en af reformationens fædre i Skåne, var født i Malmø, hvor hans fader, Oluf Spandemager, endnu levede 1519. Oprindelig var han munk i Helligåndsklosteret i hans fødeby, og ligesom hans bysbarn Claus Mortensen Tøndebinder sluttede han sig tidlig til den lutherske lære og begyndte at forkynde evangeliet, når lejlighed gavs. Men da den udvalgte ærkebiskop Aage Sparre gjorde anstalter til at lægge ham alvorlige hindringer i vejen, begav han sig sammen med Claus Mortensen i september 1527 til Haderslev, hvor reformationen under hertug Christians beskyttelse var i fuld gang. Her forblev de i et års tid og vendte så tilbage til Malmø, vel rustede til at optage kampen og, hvad der ikke var af mindst betydning, forsynede med et kongeligt værnebrev, der stillede dem uden for ærrkebispens jurisdiktion. De mødte derfor ikke, da Aage Sparre i november 1528 kom til Malmø for at kalde dem til regnskab og, efter i 3 dage at have ventet på dem, måtte nøjes med i et brev at advare borgerne mod deres kætterier. Da munkene i slutningen af 1529 måtte forlade Helligåndsklosteret, blev kirken af borgmestre og råd indrømmet Hans Olufsen Spandemager til at prædike i. Han skal have hjulpet Claus Mortensen ved affattelsen af danske salmer til brug ved den evangeliske gudstjeneste. I 1530 mødte han med mange andre lutherske prædikanter fra forskellige egne af landet ved herredagen i København, hvor de af al magt prædikede mod papismen. Hjemkommen der fra fortsatte han med iver sin gerning i Malmø og skal efter Hans Tausens eksempel have tilladt sig at ordinere præster. Hans skæbne under borgerkrigen er os ikke nærmere bekendt; men efter at der atter var kommet fred i Landet, fik Hans Olufsen Spandemager i november 1536 kongelig præsentation til Højby Kirke ved Malmø. Snart efter blev han sognepræst ved domkirken i Lund, hvormed provstiet i Torne Herred var forenet. Hans ydre vilkår var efter de trange tider, han havde gennemgået, så ringe, at staden Malmø betalte hans gæld, inden han drog bort. Også i Lund vare hans økonomiske vilkår kun små, så han maatte være glad ved at blive forlenet med et vikariat ved Domkirken. Under kongens besøg på Lundegaard i november 1546 opnåede han, at kongetienden af Nørre Hvidinge blev tillagt hans embede, og at han fik løfte om det første kanonikat, der blev ledigt i kapitlet. Han døde 1571, vistnok i en høj alder, da han allerede 1556 omtales som trængende til medhjælp. Lyskander tillægger ham Expositiones evangeliorum dominicalium; men denne prædikensamling har næppe været trykt.

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Præster fra Danmark
Danskere i 1500-tallet
Personer fra Malmø
Artikler fra 1. udgave af Dansk biografisk leksikon

Hans Olufsen Spandemager


Joel Zamudio Baylon (Milaor, Camarines Sur, Filipinas, 28 de janeiro de 1954) é bispo de Legazpi.

Joel Zamudio Baylon recebeu o Sacramento da Ordem em 8 de outubro de 1978.

Em 14 de fevereiro de 1998, o Papa João Paulo II o nomeou Bispo de Masbate.. O Núncio Apostólico nas Filipinas, Dom Gian Vincenzo Moreni, o consagrou em 25 de março do mesmo ano; Os co-consagradores foram o Arcebispo de Cáceres, Leonard Zamora Legaspi OP, e o Bispo de Legazpi, José Sorra. Em 1º de outubro de 2009, o Papa Bento XVI o nomeou ao Bispo de Legazpi. A posse ocorreu em 10 de dezembro do mesmo ano.

Ver também

Bispos católicos das Filipinas

Joel Zamudio Baylon


Olaylar

Doğumlar
 22 Ağustos - Josef Abel, Avusturyalı ressam (ö. 4 Ekim 1818)
 28 Mart - Nikolay Rezanov, Rusya'nın Alaska ve Kaliforniya'yı kolonileştirmesi projesini destekleyen Rus soylusu ve devlet adamı (ö. 1807).

Ölümler
 26 Ekim - William Hogarth, İngiliz ressam (d. 10 Kasım 1697)
12 Eylül - Jean-Philippe Rameau, Avrupa'da barok müzik dönemine Fransız besteci ve müzik teorisyenidir (d. 1683)
 Mühürdar Abdi Efendi Osmanlı Devleti devlet adamı ve şair (d.1699)

1764


Rosa Coutinho Cabral (Ponta Delgada,1956), é uma premiada realizadora, argumentista e encenadora portuguesa.

Biografia
Açoreana, Rosa Coutinho Cabral nasceu em 1956, na Ilha de São Miguel, em Ponta Delgada.  Aos 14 anos, muda-se para Lisboa, onde se licencia em cinema na Escola de Cinema do Conservatório Nacional em 1979. Dirige Serenidade, a sua primeira longa-metragem, 10 anos depois.

Paralelamente, à carreira enquanto realizadora trabalha como encenadora, tendo encenado textos de autores como Luigi Pirandelo, Irene Fornes, Herman Mellvile, Saint-Exupéry e outros.

Prémios e Reconhecimento
Em 2013, foi premiada na primeira edição do Arquitecturas Film Festival com o Best National Feature Film Award pelo documentário Adeus, Macau (Arrivederchi Macau).

Ganhou o Prémio de Melhor Realizadora no Krajina Film Festival (Bósnia), em 2017, com o drama Coração Negro.  Por este filme, também recebeu, no mesmo ano, o Prémio do Público para Melhor Filme, no festival Caminhos do Cinema Português e o de Best Feature Film no ARFF International Film Festival (Amstrerdão).

Com o documentário sobre o poeta Camilo Pessanha, intitulado Pe San Ie: O Poeta de Macau , ganhou o Prémio de Melhor Banda Sonora, no Innuendo International Film Festival, em 2019.

Filmografia Seleccionada
Realizou os filmes:

 1982 - Arábia, curta metragem
 1989 - Serenidade
 1999 - Cães Sem Coleira
 2006 - Lavado em Lágrimas
  2011 - Arriverdeci Macau, documentário sobre o aquitecto Manuel Vicente
 2017 - Coração Negro
 2018 - O Bailinho, documentário
 2018 - Pe San Ie: O Poeta de Macau, documentário sobre o poeta Camilo Pessanha

Teatro
Enquanto encenadora trabalhou nas peças:

 1997 - 3 Vidas de Sucesso, de Irene Fornes, pelo Teatro da Comuna, em Lisboa

 1999 - Jacques o Fatalista, pelo Teatro da Comuna,em Lisboa

 2001 - Barthes & Mandrake, pelo Teatro Taborda, em Lisboa

 2000 - Principezinho, adaptação do livro de Saint-Exupéry

 2009 - Eu, Ninguém e cem mil, de Pirandelo, co-encenado com João Cabral

 2012 - Bartleby, um experimento, de Melville, pelo Teatro do Bairro

Referências

Ligações Externas
 Arquivos RTP | Rosa Coutinho Cabral entrevista por Raquel Santos no programa Entre Nós (2006)

Trailer | Pe San Ie: O Poeta de Macau (2018)
Site Oficial do Filme Coração Negro

Cineastas de Portugal
Naturais de Ponta Delgada
Nascidos em 1956

Rosa Coutinho Cabral


Ellipsoptera es un género de coleópteros adéfagos de la familia Carabidae.

Especies
Contiene las siguientes especies:

 Ellipsoptera blanda (Dejean, 1831)
 Ellipsoptera cuprascens (Leconte, 1852)
 Ellipsoptera gratiosa (Guerin-Meneville, 1840)
 Ellipsoptera hamata (Audouin & Brulle, 1839)
 Ellipsoptera hirtilabris (Leconte, 1875)
 Ellipsoptera lepida (Dejean, 1831)
 Ellipsoptera macra (Leconte, 1857)
 Ellipsoptera marginata (Fabricius, 1775)
 Ellipsoptera marutha (Dow, 1911)
 Ellipsoptera nevadica (Leconte, 1875)
 Ellipsoptera puritana (G. Horn, 1871)
 Ellipsoptera sperata (Leconte, 1857)
 Ellipsoptera wapleri (Leconte, 1875)

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 ION
 Nomenclator Zoologicus

Cicindelina

Ellipsoptera


Tatjana Gucu (Odesa, 5. rujna 1976.), sovjetska i ukrajinska športska gimnastičarka rumunjskog podrijetla. Osvajačica je četiri odličja, od čega dva zlatna, na Olimmpijskim igrama u Bareloni 1992., kao i pet odličja, od kojih tri zlatna na Europskom prvenstvu u Nantesu iste godine. Osvojila je i zlato i dva srebra na Svjetskom prvenstvu u Indianapolisu 1991. godine. Time je u svega dvije godine osvojila 12 odličja na tri velika natjecanja, što ju čini jednom od najuspješnijih športskih gimnastičarki koje su se natjecale u tako kratkom vremenskom razdoblju.

Karijeru je završila nakon samo dvije godine te se odselila u Sjedinjene Države, gdje je radila kao gimnastička trenerica u Michiganu. Nastupom na Svjetskom prvenstvu 2003. u Kaliforniji pokušala se vratiti u profesionalnu seniorsku konkurenciju, ali se ni u jednoj od disciplina nije uspjela plasirati u završnicu. Nakon toga se povukla iz natjecateljske gimnastike i vratila treniranju u SAD-u.

Krajem 2017. podigla je buru u gimnastičkoj i međunarodnoj šprtskoj javnosti nakon što je optužila trofejnog bjeloruskog gimnastičara Vitalija Ščerbe za silovanje u dobi od 15 godina.

Izvori

Ukrajinski gimnastičari
Sovjetski športaši
Olimpijski pobjednici u gimnastici
Svjetski prvaci u gimnastici

Tatjana Gucu


Domkirke ist

 dänisch für Dom, siehe Liste der Dome in Dänemark;

 norwegisch für Dom, zum Beispiel Nidaros domkirke.

Domkirke


Willem Thijssen (* 1947 in den Niederlanden) ist ein niederländischer Filmproduzent und -regisseur.

Leben
Sein Debüt als Produzent gab er 1973 beim niederländisch-belgischen Langfilm Camera sutra (of de bleekgezichten). Erste Filme seiner Produktionsfirma CinéTé Filmproducties erschienen Anfang der 1980er-Jahre. CinéTé produziert neben Spielfilmen auch Dokumentar- und Kurzanimationsfilme. Für den Kurzanimationsfilm Een Griekse tragedie, den Thijssen gemeinsam mit Linda Van Tulden produzierte, und bei dem Nicole Van Goethem Regie führte, wurden Thijssen und Van Tulden 1987 mit einem Oscar ausgezeichnet. Thijssen ist auch als Filmregisseur aktiv und drehte seit dem Regiedebüt The Future of '36 (1983) verschiedene Dokumentar- und Fernsehfilme.

Filmografie
 Als Produzent
 1973: Camera sutra (of de bleekgezichten)
 1978: Gejaagd door de winst
 1979: Murw
 1979: Soleil des hyènes
 1980: De meester en de Reus
 1981: Sempre più difficile
 1982: De plaats van de vreemdeling
 1983: The Future of '36
 1983: De laatste dagen van brood en wijn
 1984: Jean-Gina B.
 1984: De droomproducenten
 1985: Een Griekse tragedie
 1985: A Strange Love Affair
 1986: Vol van gratie
 1986: Paniekzaaiers
 1986: Congo Express
 1986: Exit-exil
 1988: Jan Cox, a Painter's Odyssey
 1990: Dilemma
 1991: Elias of het gevecht met de nachtegalen
 1992: Boys
 1992: De domeinen Ditvoorst
 1993: Op de fiets naar Hollywood
 1994: Jaar 1: Alan Reeve na dertig jaar opsluiting
 1995: Hoogste tijd
 1995: Tabee toean
 1996: Elixir d'Anvers
 1997: What's in an Egg
 1997: Mal, a Portrait of Mal Waldron
 1997: Exit
 1997: Gastons Krieg (Gaston's War)
 1999: Run of the Mill
 1999: Missing Link
 2000: 3 Misses
 2000: Innocence – Erste Liebe, zweite Chance (Innocence)
 2001: Father and Daughter
 2001: De ontdekking van Almere
 2004: Jaguar
 2006: Met Nicole van Goethem
 2006: The Aroma of Tea
 2006: Practical Pistol Shooting (TV)
 2010: Get Real!
 2011: De engel van Doel
 2011: The Monster of Nix

 Als Regisseur
 1983: The Future of '36
 1984: De droomproducenten
 1993: Op de fiets naar Hollywood
 2000: Badry's Alibi (TV)
 2001: De ontdekking van Almere
 2004: Jaguar
 2006: Met Nicole van Goethem
 2006: Practical Pistol Shooting (TV)

Auszeichnungen
 1987: Oscar, Bester animierter Kurzfilm, für Een Griekse tragedie
 2001: BAFTA, bester Kurzanimationsfilm, für Father and Daughter

Weblinks

 Kurzbiografie zu Willem Thijssen

Filmproduzent
Filmregisseur
Oscarpreisträger
Niederländer
Geboren 1947
Mann

Willem Thijssen


North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (also known as North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina A&T, N.C. A&T, or simply A&T) is a public, historically black land-grant research university in Greensboro, North Carolina. It is a constituent institution of the University of North Carolina System. Founded by the North Carolina General Assembly on March 9, 1891, as the Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Colored Race, it was the second college established under the provisions of the Morrill Act of 1890, as well as the first for people of color in the State of North Carolina. Initially, the college offered instruction in agriculture, English, horticulture and mathematics. In 1967, the college was designated a Regional University by the North Carolina General Assembly and renamed North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.

With an enrollment of over 13,000 students, North Carolina A&T is the largest historically black college or university (HBCU) in the United States, a position it has held since 2014. The university's College of Engineering graduates more black engineers than any other campus in the United States; its College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences produces more African American agriculture graduates than any campus in the country. The university is also a leading producer of African-American kinesiology undergraduates, landscape architects, nurses, teachers, and journalism/mass communication graduates.

The university offers 54 undergraduate, 29 master's, and 9 doctoral degree programs through its eight colleges, one school, and one joint school; the university awards more than 2,600 degrees annually and has an alumni base of around 65,000. The main campus encompasses over  in area, as well as a  working farm, and two research parks totaling a combined . It is classified among "R2: Doctoral Universities – High research activity". The university ranks third in sponsored funding among University of North Carolina System institutions. As of 2021, the university conducts over $78 million in academic and scientific research annually, and operates 20 research centers and institutes on campus. The university's designation as a land grant institution reflects its broad range of research with ongoing projects funded by agencies such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Defense, National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.

The university's students, alumni, and sports teams are known as "Aggies". The university's varsity athletic teams are members of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) in all sports with the exception of women's bowling and football. As members of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), from 1970 to 2021, the football program earned 11 conference championships, made 5 NCAA FCS playoff appearances, and won the Celebration Bowl 4 times from 2015 to 2019. The men's basketball program has reached the NCAA Tournament 10 times, while the women's basketball team has made the tournament 5 times, with their most recent appearance being in 2021. The Aggies' men's and women's track and field teams, placed third and fourth respectively, at the 2021 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Members of the team went on to represent the United States at the 2020 Olympics, where they captured 3 medals, 2 of them being gold.

History

Founding and early years

North Carolina A&T's history can be traced back to 1890 when the United States Congress passed the Second Morrill Act. Aimed mainly at the Confederate states, the Second Morrill Act of 1890 required that each state show that race was not an admissions criterion, or else to designate a separate land-grant institution for persons of color. In order to comply with the Second Morrill Act and yet prevent the admission of African Americans to the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, now known as North Carolina State University, the college's board of trustees were empowered to make temporary arrangements for students of color.

On March 9, 1891, the Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Colored Race was established by an Act of the North Carolina General Assembly as an annex of the private Shaw University in Raleigh. The Act read in part: "That the leading objective of the college shall be to teach practical agriculture and the mechanic arts and such learning as related thereto, not excluding academic and classical instruction." The college, which started with four teachers and 37 students, initially offered instruction in agriculture, English, horticulture, and mathematics. The college continued to operate in Raleigh until the Board of Trustees voted, in 1892, to relocate the college to Greensboro. With monetary and land donations totaling $11,000 and , the new Greensboro campus was established the following year and the college's first president, John Oliver Crosby, was elected on May 25, 1892.

The college granted admission to both men and women of color from 1893, until the board of trustees voted to restrict admission to males only in 1901. This policy would remain until 1928, when female students were once again allowed to be admitted. In 1899, the college conferred its first degrees to seven graduates.

In 1904, the college developed a  farm equipped with the latest in farm machinery and labor-saving devices. The farm provided much of the food for the campus cafeteria. In 1915, the North Carolina General Assembly changed the name of the college to Negro Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina.

Expansion and growth

In 1925, Ferdinand D. Bluford was selected as the third president of the college and A&T became a member of the Colored Intercollegiate Athletic Association (now known as the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association). The next year, the college's national alumni association was established. In 1928, the 27-year ban on female students was lifted as the college once again was granted co-educational status. By December 1931, female students were allowed, for the first time, to participate in the student government as members of the student council. In 1939, the college was authorized to grant the Master of Science degree in education and certain other fields. Two years later, the first Master of Science degree was awarded.

The 1940s and 1950s saw the college expand its land holdings. In 1946, the college acquired  of land adjacent to the original  campus. In 1953, the School of Nursing was established, with the first class graduating four years later. 1955 saw more changes, as Warmoth T. Gibbs was selected as the fourth president of the college. Two years later, the college experienced another name change to the "Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina". In that same year, the college's first white student, Rodney Jaye Miller, of Greensboro, was admitted.  In 1959, the college was fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

Civil Rights Movement
On February 1, 1960, four male freshmen helped spark the civil rights movement in the South. Ezell Blair (Jibreel Khazan), Joseph McNeil, Franklin McCain, and David Richmond "sat in" at an all-white eating establishment (Woolworth's) and demanded equal service at the lunch counter. The actions of the four freshmen gained momentum as other students of the college joined them in their non-violent protest to desegregate Woolworth's lunch counter, which became known as the Greensboro sit-ins. By the end of July 1960, Blair, McNeil, McCain and Richmond were dubbed the A&T Four.

In 1964, John A. Steinhauer, a science teacher, was the first white student to earn a degree from A&T, earning the Master of Science in Education with a concentration in Chemistry. The following year, the college acquired the land of the former Immanuel Lutheran College, a coeducational junior college located adjacent to the college. In 1967, the college was designated a "regional university" by the North Carolina General Assembly. The college was renamed "North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University".

In 1969, student protesters from the university, in addition to students of nearby James B. Dudley High School, were involved in a four-day conflict with the Greensboro Police and the National Guard in which there was one casualty. The conflict, referred to as the 1969 Greensboro uprising, lasting May 21 through May 25, was sparked by perceived civil rights issues at the segregated high school, when a popular student council write-in presidential candidate was denied his landslide victory, allegedly because school officials feared his activism in the Black Power Movement. Starting on the campus of Dudley High School, the uprising spread to A&T's campus, where students had stood up in support of the Dudley protest. Escalating violence eventually led to an armed confrontation and the subsequent invasion of the campus. Described at the time as "the most massive armed assault ever made against an American university," the uprising ended soon after the National Guard raided the 505-room male dormitory, W. Kerr Scott Hall, taking hundreds of students into protective custody.

1970s to present
In 1971, the North Carolina General Assembly passed legislation bringing all 16 public institutions that confer bachelor's degrees into the University of North Carolina system. As a result of the consolidation, N.C. A&T became a constituent institution and Lewis Carnegie Dowdy, the university's sixth president, was reappointed as the university's first chancellor in July of the following year. The 1988 academic year saw N.C. A&T set an enrollment record with 6,200 students. The following year, the university bested that record with a total of 6,500 students.

In 2003, N.C. A&T announced the creation of a Joint Millennial Campus, with neighboring UNC Greensboro, with the intent to focus on regional economic development. The following year, the university was classified as a doctoral/research intensive university by the Carnegie Foundation, in addition to forming a partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service. On May 1, 2006, Lloyd V. Hackley was named interim chancellor of the university. Hackley served in the position until his successor, Stanley F. Battle, was installed as the 11th chancellor on April 25, 2008. Under the Battle administration, the university was awarded an $18 million grant from the National Science Foundation for an Engineering Research Center, the first time an HBCU was the lead institution for such a center.

On May 22, 2009, Harold L. Martin, Sr. was elected as the twelfth chancellor of the university. The following year, N.C. A&T received approval to establish a Ph.D. program in Computational Science and Engineering beginning in the fall of 2010. That same year, the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering (JSNN) opened with 17 students in the doctoral program in nanoscience and one student in the professional master's program in nanoscience. According to the National Nanotechnology Initiative, the JSNN became one of fewer than 10 schools nationally to offer degree programs in nanotechnology, and is the only program created and operated collaboratively by two universities. In 2011, North Carolina A&T received approval from the University of North Carolina Board of Governors for its Master of Science in Nanoengineering program, offered through the JSNN. In addition to the M.S. degree the university was approved to offer a doctoral program in Nanoengineering.

In 2011, Martin began implementation of "A&T Preeminence 2020," a groundbreaking strategic plan that set ambitious goals for the university in enrollment, research funding, diversity, academic quality and more. As the plan took root, N.C. A&T began a remarkable evolution that saw it become the nation's largest HBCU in 2014, a position it has held ever since. In 2018, it became America's top-ranked public HBCU by U.S. News & World Report magazine, and in 2019, it moved into the numerical rankings of national research universities for the first time in A&T's history. Martin oversaw creation of a new strategic plan in 2018, "A&T Preeminence: Taking the Momentum to 2023." This plan established a new set of growth goals relative to A&T's mission as a doctoral research university, including expansion of A&T's research programs and increasing the size of the student body to 14,000.

In 2020, MacKenzie Scott donated $45 million to North Carolina A&T. Her donation was the largest single gift in the university's history and the second largest ever to an HBCU.

Campus

North Carolina A&T's main campus, often referred to as "Aggieland," is located approximately nine blocks east of downtown Greensboro, North Carolina, a city that supports a population of approximately 284,816  and is one of three principal cities that forms the Greensboro-Winston-Salem-High Point Combined Statistical Area (CSA), also referred to as the Piedmont Triad region.

Development of the campus started in 1893 with  of donated land. Today, the main campus encompasses over  in area, and 123 total buildings, which include 28 academic buildings, 15 student residences, and various support buildings and athletic facilities. In addition, the physical plant also includes the  working farm, and two research parks totaling a combined . The main roads that create the campus boundaries are East Bessemer street, to the north; East Market street, to the south; North O'Henry Boulevard (U.S. Route 220/U.S. 29/U.S. 70), to the east; North Dudley street, to the west; and East Lindsay street to the northeast. The main entry point of the campus is located at the intersection of East Market street and North Benbow road.

A portion of today's main campus comprises the Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina Historic District, which was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988. This  area along the university's western boundary, consists of five Colonial Revival and Classical Revival style buildings that are the university's oldest standing structures.

With the growth of the university's student body, N.C. A&T has expanded its facilities, most notably through the construction of the Student Center, a 150,000-square-foot complex that houses student organizations, dining facilities, gaming areas, a ballroom and more. Construction began in 2018 on the $90-million Harold L. Martin Sr. Engineering Research and Innovation Complex, which will expand the teaching and research capacity of the university's nationally prominent College of Engineering.

University Galleries

Located inside the James B. Dudley Memorial Building, the University Galleries are home to the Mattye Reed African Heritage and the H. Clinton Taylor Collections. Founded in the late 1960s, the Reed African Heritage Collection is dedicated to the ancestral and contemporary arts of Africa and the Caribbean. The Reed Collection houses around 3,500 artifacts, art, and craft items from more than 35 African and Caribbean nations. The collection is named for Mattye Reed, the site's first curator and director. Reed helped collect a great number of the pieces through soliciting donations from friends and former colleagues on behalf of the university. The Taylor Collection, named for the founder of the university's art department, presents rotating exhibits by both established and upstart African-American Artists, in addition to work created by the university's students and faculty.

Sustainability
The University of North Carolina spends roughly $227 million a year on energy. In 2009, the UNC Board of Governors adopted environmental policies reflective of the UNC System's commitment to lead the State of North Carolina to a more sustainable future.

Since 2003, North Carolina A&T has reduced its energy use by 21 percent. According to research conducted by the university, the energy efficiency measures in place inside the 123 buildings on the campus have saved enough energy to meet the power needs of 760 households for a year. In the 2011–12 fiscal year alone, a 32.5 billion BTU reduction in energy helped the university avoid $386,274 in costs.  Under the university's Strategic Energy Plan, N.C. A&T has implemented energy efficiency measures such as: comprehensive energy audits to identify improvement needs; development of a retro-commissioning process for existing buildings; energy-efficient lighting retrofits throughout the campus; and the development of green network strategies.

In the area of green building, the university is in the process of developing a green building policy that will require the use of sustainable and green building practices wherever feasible and practical on future construction. , there are four green building initiatives being conducted by the university. The Proctor School of Education Building utilizes green roof technology in addition to other sustainable components aimed at reducing storm water runoff and energy demands for air conditioning in the summer months. The Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering (JSNN) Building located at the off-campus Joint Millennial Campus site, was certified as a LEED Gold level building in 2013. In addition to the School of Education and Nanotechnology buildings, the university is planning an environmentally-friendly student center and opened its new student health center in 2015. The two-story, 27,548-square-foot building is LEED silver level certified, and is the university's first completely green facility.

Through these efforts towards sustainability and environment friendly university management, N.C. A&T was ranked 10th, out of 301 institutions from 61 countries, in the 2013 The Universitas Indonesia (UI) GreenMetric World University Sustainability Ranking. Additionally, the university ranked 5th among 164 institutions in the category of Campus Setting (Urban) and 9th among 224 institutions in the Comprehensive Higher Education category.

Organization and administration

North Carolina A&T is one of 16 public universities that constitute the University of North Carolina System. As a constituent institution of the UNC System, N.C. A&T is governed by a Board of Governors and administered by a president. The 24 voting members of the board are elected by the state general assembly for four-year terms. The current president of the UNC system is Peter Hans.

Chancellor

Each of the UNC campuses is headed by a chancellor who is chosen by the board of governors on the president's nomination and is responsible to the president. The current chancellor of N.C. A&T is Harold L. Martin Sr. In 2009, Martin became the 12th chancellor of the university and the first alumnus to serve in the position, following the resignation of his predecessor, Stanley F. Battle.

Board of trustees
In the UNC System, each university has its own board of trustees. N.C. A&T's board of trustees consists of eight members elected by the board of governors and four members appointed by the governor, as well as the president of the student body, who serves as an ex officio member.

Budget and endowments
The 2017-2018 expenditures totaled $288 million. The state of North Carolina provided $99 million of support in appropriations and other aid. Tuition, fees, sales, and services provided an additional $100 million. N.C. A&T received $95 million from contracts and grants, with $57 million of that earmarked for student financial aid. Other sources of income for the university include gifts, income from investments. As of 2018, the university endowment was valued at just over $57 million.

Academics
North Carolina A&T is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). The university is the nation's leading producer of African American engineers, in addition to being the leading producer of African American women engineers at the bachelor's level. The university is second largest producer of African American engineers at the master's level behind Georgia Institute of Technology and Johns Hopkins University; and the leading producer of African American doctorates in engineering. The university is also noted for its degrees in agriculture. The School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences is the largest agricultural school among historically black universities, and the nation's second largest producer of minority agricultural graduates. Additionally, the university is a leading producer of minority certified public accountants, veterinarians, and psychology undergraduates.

N.C. A&T offers a highly selective Honors College for high-achieving undergraduate students of all majors. The Honors College provides special opportunities and privileges to admitted students. There are about 1,000 students enrolled in the Honors College.

, N.C. A&T had an enrollment of 10,629 undergraduate and 1,513 graduate students; according to data released by the University of North Carolina System, the university awarded 1,669 bachelor's degrees, 423 master's degrees, and 57 doctoral degrees in the 2017–2018 academic year.

Colleges and schools

The university offers 54 undergraduate, 29 master, and 9 doctoral degree programs through its nine professional colleges. Bachelor and master degree programs are offered through the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences (CAES); College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS); Willie A. Deese College of Business and Economics (CoBE); College of Education (CEd); College of Engineering (CoE); College of Health and Human Sciences (CHHS) and the College of Science and Technology (CoST). Doctoral programs are offered through the CAES, CoE, CoST, The Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering and The Graduate College.

In 2020, N.C. A&T dedicated its first named college, Willie A. Deese College of Business and Economics. The college is named for the 1977 alumnus, retired pharmaceutical executive, and philanthropist.

Since 1968, A&T's academic programs were divided among nine different academic divisions. During this time, the university added a number of schools including of the School of Business and Economics in 1970; School of Technology in 1987; and the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering in 2010. This realignment would remain until 2016, when the university again realigned its academic programs in an effort to meet the objectives of their Preeminence 2020 strategic plan. All courses at the university are on a credit hour system.

Rankings
According to the 2020 issue of U.S. News & World Reports Best Colleges, N.C. A&T was ranked 6th as the best historically black university (HBCU) in the nation. Among "national universities", it was tied for 281 and one of only a few HBCU represented in those rankings.

N.C. A&T was ranked No. 3 by Money Magazine for highest early career earnings among campuses in the UNC System in the Best Colleges for Your Money 2019 rankings. The Wall Street Journal also named N.C. A&T a No. 2 public U.S. university in combining research and teaching in 2016.

Admissions

Admission to North Carolina A&T is rated as "more selective" by U.S. News & World Report. The university received over 30,000 applications for the Fall 2022 semester. The university maintains a rolling admissions program. Of those students admitted, their average GPA was 3.77, SAT scores averaged 1058 while ACT scores averaged 19.99.

Research
North Carolina A&T is a member of the Southeastern Universities Research Association and classified among "R2: Doctoral Universities – High research activity". In the 2018 fiscal year, the university conducted over $64 million in academic and scientific research. , the university ranked third in sponsored funding among University of North Carolina institutions, with a total of $64 million in awarded funds. Of that total, over 90 percent were funds awarded from federal agencies.

As a land-grant university, N.C. A&T's research focus include the areas of: Aerospace and transportation systems; Biomedical research; Biotechnology and Bioscience; Computer and computational science; Defense and National security; Energy and the environment; Food science; Human health, Nutrition, and Wellness; Nanotechnology and Multi-scale materials; Social and Behavioral sciences; and Transportation and Logistics.

The university operates 20 research centers and institutes and maintains partnerships with government agencies such as the U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Defense, National Institutes of Health, and the National Science Foundation, which in 2008 awarded $18 million in grants for an Engineering Research Center. Nine interdisciplinary research clusters enable scholars to exchange ideas and explore research areas and to work with industry, other research organizations, and the community. NC A&T research clusters include Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology, Biotechnology and Biosciences, Computational Science and Engineering, Energy and Environment, Information Systems and Technology, Leadership and Community Development, Logistics and Transportation Systems, Public Health, and Social and Behavioral Sciences.

Student life

North Carolina A&T has a total undergraduate enrollment of 10,298, with a gender distribution of 43 percent male students and 57 percent female students, with 75 percent of students being North Carolina residents, 4 percent being international students and the remainder coming from other areas of the US. As a historically black university, the racial makeup of the student body is 77.91 percent African American and 23 percent non-African American. Under the university's strategic plan dubbed "A&T Preeminence: Taking the Momentum to 2023," the university increased the non-African American student population and plans to continue its growth through 2023.

Residence life
Roughly 40% of students live in university-owned, operated, or affiliated residence halls, apartments and residential communities.

The majority of residence halls on campus are coeducational. Of the remaining residence halls, 18 percent are female only and 9 percent are single sex male residence halls. Students can also apply to live in living-learning communities, which consists of specially-themed residential areas with specially designed academic and social activities for its residents such as The Honors and International Programs Community; Teaching Fellows Program; and communities which focus on creating unique living experiences. Each residence hall has its own hall government, with representatives in the Residence Hall Association. Despite the availability on-campus housing, the residence halls are complemented by a variety of housing options. 65 percent of students live off-campus, mostly in the areas closest to campus, in either apartment communities or former single-family homes. The university residence halls offer a variety of living options, from double occupancy traditional to single occupancy suite and apartment living. The area known as North Campus provides Traditional, Suite, and Apartment style living options for students residing on campus. North Campus residence halls include: Cooper Hall, Alex Haley Hall, and The Aggie Village. The Aggie Village, commonly referred to as simply "The Village," are the newest residence halls built on campus. Completed in 2005, the centrally located six building complex contains four three-story residential buildings, two administrative buildings with offices and classroom space. The four residential units within the complex are named for Ezell Blair Jr., Franklin McCain, Joseph McNeil, and David Richmond; collectively known as the A&T Four and replaced the former W. Kerr Scott Hall which was ceremoniously demolished on July 11, 2004. South Campus provides all Traditional style residence halls. South Campus residence halls include: Barbee, Curtis, Holland, Speight (formerly Morrison), Morrow, and Vanstory Halls. Barbee Hall, built in 1980, is the tallest building on campus, besides Truist Stadium. The six story residence hall is named for Zoe Parks Barbee, one of the first African American commissioners of Guilford County, and houses 388 students. East Campus provides suite and apartment-style living to students. The residence halls on East Campus are: Pride Hall, The Aggie Suites, and Aggie Terrace. Both The Aggie Suites and Pride Hall were financed through the North Carolina A&T University Foundation and were completed in 2001 and 2005, respectively.

Student Government Association
The North Carolina A&T State University Student Government Association, commonly referred to as simply the SGA, is the undergraduate student government of N.C. A&T. The present SGA is an outgrowth of the Student Council of N.C. A&T, which was restructured in 1935 from an earlier organization by the same name.

Student organizations and activities

Student organizations are registered through the Office of Student Activities, which currently has a registry of over 120 student organizations that covers a variety of organizations including national honor and drama societies; departmental, social and hometown clubs; performance groups; student military; fraternities and sororities; residence councils; the Student Union Advisory Board; and classes.

The Council of Presidents serves as the governing body of registered and recognized student-run organizations at North Carolina A&T. The council is a participatory body composed of the student organization presidents designed to serve as a liaison which assists, governs, and advocates for the registered and recognized student organizations on the campus of N.C. A&T and their respective memberships.

The Blue and Gold Marching Machine, the university's marching band program provides music for campus events. Established in 1918, the 200-plus member marching band has performed on national stages such as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Honda Battle of the Bands, and the Bank of America 500.

Media
The A&T Register and "The Voice" WNAA 90.1 FM are the official media outlets of the university. Students at the university contribute to both "The Register" and the campus radio station. The A&T Register was first published in 1894. Currently, the student newspaper is published digitally with two print editions during each fall and spring semesters. In 2013, The Register was awarded first place in Newswriting and second place in Opinion Writing by the North Carolina College Media Association. The Register also earned awards from the 2014 National HBCU Student News Media Conference. The paper was awarded second place in the "Best News Coverage" and "Best Student Newspaper [Non-Regular Production]" categories, and third in the "Best Design - Tabloid or Broadsheet" category.

Started in 1966 as WANT 620 AM, the campus radio station started with the donation of a refurbished radio console from local radio station WEAL. Because the FCC mandated that college radio stations could not compete with commercial radio, WANT was transmitted out of Price Hall on closed-circuit AM band to strategic buildings on campus via cable. The first day's broadcast carried, in part, remarks from the campus board of trustees and then president Lewis C. Dowdy. WANT continued operation until 1979, when the campus station switched to an FM band format, and became WNAA 90.1 FM. In 1982 the station transitioned from the conventional 18-hour college radio format to a full 24-hour broadcast format, and in 1984 installed a new tower to increase wattage from 10 to its current 10,000 watts of power, being able to broadcast as far as . Today, WNAA is broadcast both over the air and on-line, serving the Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem metropolitan radio market.

Through the Journalism and Mass Communication department, students manage "The JOMC Journal," a student-generated multimedia news platform, as well as a high definition television studio and The Aggie Media Group, a public relations agency that provides services including: media relations, quantitative and qualitative research, social media, community, publicity campaigns, and event planning.

Greek life

The Greek system at North Carolina A&T dates back to the 1910s and is home to 18 recognized organizations including all nine of the historically African American National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) fraternities and sororities, national service, honorary, and professional organizations. Currently, roughly 1.4 percent of undergraduate male students are members of a fraternity, while roughly 1.2 percent of undergraduate female students are members of a sorority.

Events

Annual events on the campus celebrate North Carolina A&T traditions, alumni, sports, and culture. In early March, the university celebrates Founders' Day, which observes the anniversary of the founding of the university.

Homecoming, which usually occurs in the month of October, coincides with a home football game, and festivities such as tailgating, class and departmental events, nightlife and social functions, musical and comedy concerts, pep rallies, student showcases, fraternity and sorority step shows, a parade, and the coronation of Mister and Miss North Carolina A&T, the university's Homecoming King and Queen. Dubbed the "Greatest Homecoming on Earth" (GHOE) by students and alumni, the week-long celebration brings in an influx of over 40,000 alumni and visitors to the city. In a 2011 study conducted by the Greensboro Convention and Visitors Bureau, the economic impact from Homecoming was measured at $11.3 million.

Commencement exercises date back to the university's first graduating class in 1899. In 2018, the university awarded 2,149 total bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees. Two commencement programs are scheduled each year for the university. Students who complete degree requirements during the summer sessions and the fall semester are invited to participate in the December commencement exercise, while students who complete degree requirements in the spring are invited to participate in the May commencement services. Notable speakers include Mary Elizabeth Carnegie, distinguished educator and champion for the preservation of the history of African-American nurses; Frank Porter Graham, former president of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and senator; Donna Brazile, political analyst and Vice Chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee; and First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama.

Athletics

North Carolina A&T fields a total of 17 varsity sports; eight for men and nine for women. The varsity teams participate in the NCAA Division I and are members of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) in all sports with the exception of women's bowling and football. The school's athletic teams are known as the Aggies, and represented by a bulldog mascot. The term "Aggie" has long been used to refer to students who attend agricultural schools, hence the reason the university adopted the nickname at the time of its founding.

, the Aggies have earned more than 60 MEAC and CIAA regular-season and tournament titles. The men's basketball team has earned 16 total conference regular-season and tournament championships, including an eight consecutive titles in the 1980s. In 2013, the Aggies made history when the team won their first Division I post-season game defeating the Liberty Flames in the first round of the 2013 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament. The women's basketball program has had success in their own right. The Lady Aggies have claimed six MEAC regular season and two MEAC tournament championships. Their most notable accomplishments include advancing to the regional semifinals in the 2010 Women's National Invitation Tournament, making them the first Division I HBCU program to win two games in a Division I post-season tournament.

Besides basketball, N.C. A&T has been nationally successful in both football and track and field. The Aggie football team has claimed eight MEAC and five CIAA conference championships. The Aggies have also won four Black college football national championships. The Aggie men's and women's track and field program has produced 65 individual MEAC champions, and five All-Americans; four MEAC Outdoor championships, one MEAC Indoor championship, and in 2005, placed fifth in the 4 × 100 meters relay in the NCAA Division I national championship.

A&T enjoys a number of rivalries with a number of schools, however, the Aggies' principal rival is North Carolina Central University. The two schools share this rivalry across all sports, which dates back to 1924 when the two schools first met in football.

Notable alumni

North Carolina A&T's alumni base is over 55,000 strong. They include NASA astronaut Ronald McNair who graduated magna cum laude from the university with a degree in engineering physics in 1971, and perished on the ill-fated Space Shuttle Challenger explosion. Some alumni are notable for being pioneers in their fields, such as Former Chief of the United States Army Nurse Corps Clara Leach Adams-Ender, who was the first woman to receive her master's degree in military arts and sciences from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and also the first African American Nurse Corps officer to graduate from the United States Army War College.

N.C. A&T alumni are well represented in higher education, from Simmons University president Lynn Perry Wooten to Prairie View A&M University president Tomika P. LeGrande. A&T itself is led by its first alumnus to serve in that role, Chancellor Harold L. Martin, Sr., who is the longest currently serving chancellor in the UNC System and the longest currently serving HBCU leader in America. Raheem Beyah is dean of the Georgia Institute of Technology College of Engineering, one of the nation's leading engineering schools.

N.C. A&T graduates are also prominent in public life, such as U.S. EPA Administrator Michael Regan, the first Black man to lead the EPA, six-term U.S. Congresswoman Alma Adams, U.S. civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson and North Carolina Secretary of the Department of Revenue Ronald G. Penny.

N.C. A&T alumni have long been associated with political activism and civil rights, including Ezell Blair Jr., Franklin McCain, Joseph McNeil, and David Richmond. Known collectively as the A&T Four, they staged sit-in demonstrations at the Greensboro Woolworth's lunch counter, which refused to serve customers of color. Their leadership touched off a national sit-in movement that eventually resulted in sweeping national changes to public accommodations laws.

A&T has also produced numerous business leaders, such as Janice Bryant Howroyd, founder and CEO of the ACT-1 Group, the nation's largest minority woman-owned human resources agency, with operations in 27 countries, Hilda Pinnix-Ragland, the first African American woman vice president at Progress Energy Inc and Duke Energy, and Willie A. Deese, former president of global manufacturing for Merck. The Willie A. Deese College of Business and Economics at North Carolina A&T is named in his honor. Prominent restaurant industry executives John H. and Kathy H. Hairston are the namesakes of A&T's Hairston College of Health and Human Sciences.

Numerous N.C. A&T graduates are involved in media, communications and entertainment, as well. Terrence J is a film and television producer, as well as an actor or host in numerous television shows and series. Kevin Wilson Jr. is an Oscar-nominated filmmaker best known for his short film, "My Nephew Emmett." Author/historian Jelani Favors won the 2020 Lillian Smith Book Award and a Stone Book Award for Shelter in a Time of Storm: How Black Colleges Fostered Generations of Leadership and Activism. Anzio Williams is a national senior vice president for Comcast/NBC Universal Local.

N.C. A&T alumni have also excelled in professional sports, such as Al Attles, one of the first African American professional basketball coaches in the NBA and a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball of Fame, NFL Hall of Fame inductee Elvin Bethea; four-time Super Bowl champion, Dwaine Board, now a defensive line coach for the Seattle Seahawks, and Brad Holmes, formerly a star quarterback for the Aggies, is General Manager of the Detroit Lions. A&T alumnus Brandon Parker is a veteran offensive lineman for the Oakland Raiders, while Franklin McCain III and Darryl Johnson play for the Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks, respectively.

References

Further reading

External links

 NCAT athletics website

Historically black universities and colleges in North Carolina
Land-grant universities and colleges

Universities and colleges established in 1891
University of North Carolina
Public universities and colleges in North Carolina
Universities and colleges in Greensboro, North Carolina
Universities and colleges accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
1891 establishments in North Carolina
Historically segregated African-American schools in North Carolina

North Carolina A&T State University


وداد الكواري (17 فبراير 1967 -)، كاتبة وممثلة قطرية

عنها
بدأت بالتمثيل مبكرا وعملت كمدبلجة كرتون ، انتقلت بعدها للكتابة التلفزيونية وحققت نجاحاً مع الفنان عبد العزيز جاسم كما حصلت على الكثير من الجوائز عربياً, وتُعد حالياً كاتبة المقالات والمسلسلات، تميزت في كتابة المقالات، وتكتب في جريدة العرب من الأحد إلى الخميس.

الخلاف مع فجر السعيد
عام 2001 اشترت الكاتبة فجر السعيد قصة «يوم آخر» لإنتاجها عبر مؤسستها مع الاحتفاظ بحقوق الكواري الأدبية والمالية ككاتبة للقصة، وبالفعل دفعت مبلغاً مالياً وقدره 29 ألف دينار كويتي ولكن تأخرها في تنفيذ العمل أدى إلى مطالبة الكواري لاسترجاع القصة وإعادة المبلغ المدفوع في السابق وسارعت أيضاً في تسليم قصة «يوم آخر» لإحدى المؤسسات القطرية لتنفيذه، حيث انتهى طاقم العمل من تصويره لعرضه في رمضان إلا أن مؤسسة فجر السعيد أنتجت مسلسل بعنوان «الحريم» من تأليف وبطولة حياة الفهد وتقول المصادر نفسها أن العمل مشابه «ليوم آخر»،

أعمالها

التأليف

التلفزيون

التمثيل

الجوائز
 : جائزة أحسن سيناريو عن مسلسل "نعم ولا "، ضمن فعاليات مهرجان القاهرة للإعلام العربي عام 2007
 : جائزة أحسن سيناريو عن مسلسل " قلوب للإيجار"، ضمن فعاليات مهرجان القاهرة للإعلام العربي عام 2009

مراجع

وصلات خارجية

أشخاص على قيد الحياة
كاتبات قطريات
ممثلات قطريات
ممثلو أداء صوتي قطريون
مواليد 1967

وداد الكواري


Millennium er en dansk kortfilm fra 2013 instrueret af Kristian Sejrbo Lidegaard efter eget manuskript.

Handling
13-årige Karl og Thomas har været barndomsvenner, men er nu ved at glide fra hinanden. Thomas er vild med Katzy, og Katzy er vild med Karl. Drengene har stjålet 30 000 kr., fordi Thomas vil imponere Katzy med en uforglemmelig fest.

Medvirkende

 William Rudbeck Lindhardt
 Carla Fjeldsted Rasmussen
 Jonathan Werner Juul

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Kortfilm fra Danmark
Danske film fra 2013

Millennium (film)


Le SC Sagamihara (en ) est un club japonais de football basé à Sagamihara dans la préfecture de Kanagawa. Le club évolue en J.League 3.

Historique
Fondée en 2008 par l'ancienne équipe nationale japonaise Shigeyoshi Mochizuki. Il a commencé ses activités dans la 3e division de la Ligue préfectorale de Kanagawa et est entré dans la J.League en 2014. En 2020 le club finit vice-champion et est promu en J.League 2 mais est relégué dès sa première saison en deuxième division.

La forme hexagonale de l'emblème est basée sur le motif des boulons qui soutiennent l'industrie caractéristique de la région. Les cinq étoiles du logo de l'équipe représentent les quatre villes de l'ancien Tsukui-gun (Tsukui, Shiroyama, Fujino, Lake Sagami et Sagamihara), qui ont fusionné en 2007, et l'épée de l'oiseau de la ville est dessinée au centre.

Palmarès

Joueurs et personnalités du club

Entraîneurs
Le tableau suivant présente la liste des entraîneurs du club depuis 2012.

Bilan saison par saison

Ce tableau présente les résultats par saison du SC Sagamihara dans les diverses compétitions nationales depuis la saison 2014.

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Soccerway

Club de football au Japon
Club de football fondé en 2008

Soccer Club Sagamihara


An Eriocaulon koernickei in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni Nathaniel Lord Britton. An Eriocaulon koernickei in nahilalakip ha genus nga Eriocaulon, ngan familia nga Eriocaulaceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Eriocaulon

Eriocaulon koernickei


Coruripe es un municipio brasileño del estado de Alagoas. Su población estimada en 2004 era de 44 313 habitantes. Su población vive principalmente del cultivo de la caña de azúcar, recolección de coco, y de la pesca y el comercio.

Toponimia
Coruripe es un vocablo indígena que significa "en el río de los sapos".

Historia
La Villa de Coruripe fue creada por la Ley nº 484 del 23 de julio de 1866, por la cual pasó a ser la sede del municipio, con la denominación de Coruripe.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Localidades de Alagoas

Coruripe


تكرونة هي إحدى البلدات التونسية، تقع في ولاية سوسة غير بعيد عن مدينة النفيضة. وتتموضع على أعلى جبل.
 إحدى القرى البربرية التي احتفظت على طابعها الخاص. وقد زارها الكاتب الفرنسي غي دو موباسان عام 1890.
 من أشهر أبنائها الأديب الطاهر قيقة.

أعلام
 الطاهر قيقة

مراجع

انظر أيضا
  مدونة حول تكرونة.

أماكن مأهولة في تونس
بلدات ومدن رومانية في تونس
تاريخ الأمازيغ
قرى ولاية سوسة
مدن أمازيغية قديمة

تكرونة


The dusky myzomela or dusky honeyeater (Myzomela obscura) is a small, brown bird that is a common resident of the Aru Islands, southern New Guinea and northern and eastern Australia, where there are two separated populations, one in the Top End, another from Cape York Peninsula along the east coast as far south as the New South Wales border, though the species is rare south of Rockhampton. The Moluccan myzomela (M. simplex), red-tinged myzomela (M. rubrotincta), and Biak myzomela (M. rubrobrunnea) were formerly considered conspecific, but was split as distinct species by the IOC in 2021.

Around  long, dusky myzomelas are dull-coloured but active and fast moving, often hovering to take insects or nectar from flowers in the upper storey. They inhabit a wide range of habitat types, including monsoonal forests and scrubs, woodlands, swamps and almost any area near water.

Dusky myzomelas tend to be sedentary in sufficiently attractive areas, nomadic or migratory in less attractive districts, particularly in the southern part of their range.

Breeding takes place in the dry season (typically March to September). The dusky myzomela normally constructs a small, neat cup nest out of fine bark, spiderwebs, and leaves, on a well-hidden branch high over water. Its eggs are white with fine reddish spots.

References

dusky myzomela
Birds of southern New Guinea
Birds of the Northern Territory
Birds of Queensland
dusky myzomela

Dusky myzomela


Quiz: Ah! My Goddess, Ah! Tanrıçam trivia oyunudur ve ilk defa Sega Dreamcast tarafından 11 Ağustos 1998'de piyasaya sürülmüştür. Oyuncu Keiichi Morisato'nun rolünde oynar ve Belldandy, Skuld, Urd, Lind, Peorth gibi anime/manga karakterlerinin sorularını cevaplar.

Dış bağlantılar
  Quiz: Ah! My Goddess

1998 video oyunları
Dreamcast oyunları
Sega oyunları

Quiz: Ah! My Goddess


Expoziția Tinerimii artistice din anul 1907 a fost cea de a noua manifestare expozițională a Societății Tinerimea artistică. Deschiderea ei s-a făcut în luna aprilie a anului 1910 la Panorama Grivița din București și i-a avut ca principali actori pe Constantin Aricescu, Ipolit Strâmbulescu, Kimon Loghi, Ștefan Popescu, Arthur Verona, Nicolae Grant, Nicolae Vermont, Gheorghe Petrașcu, Frederic Storck, Ștefan Luchian, Dimitrie Paciurea și Oscar Späthe.

Deschiderea manifestării
În luna aprilie a anului 1910 s-a deschis în mod solemn cea de a noua expoziție a Tinerimii artistice în clădirea Panoramei Grivița. Evenimentul a fost precedat de primirea de noi membrii în rândurile societății. Totul s-a desfășurat într-o atmosferă sărbătorească fiind cea mai amplă manifestare de artă plastică ce s-a cunoscut până în acel moment.

Lucrări și participanți
Au fost prezente exponate care au corespuns tuturor genurilor, manierelor și tehnicilor artistice. Dacă unii dintre vizitatori apreciau creația lui Ștefan Luchian, Camil Ressu, Ștefan Popescu, Gheorghe Petrașcu sau Jean Alexandru Steriadi, publicul larg și oficialitățile admirau lucrările de factură academistă a invitatului special George Demetrescu Mirea sau Eustațiu Stoenescu. Alții au apreciat picturile lui Arthur Verona și Ipolit Strâmbu care au fost prezenți cu scene idilice rurale. De asemenea, gusturi mai restrânse au avut și ele ce vedea: operele  secesioniste ale Ceciliei Cuțescu, primitivismul lui Constantin Brâncuși și neoimpresionismul lui George Mărculescu.

Participanții și lucrările lor au fost următoarele:
În octogonul central al clădirii au fost:

 Cecilia Cuțescu-Storck, cu mai multe tablouri, din care patru erau expuse în mijlocul sălii principale într-un octogon.
 Oscar Späthe, a avut o sculptură ce o înfățișa pe Carmen Sylva, două statuete din bronz și un cap de expresie.
 Frederic Storck, a expus bronzurile denumite Agricultura și Industria, un bust autoportret și bustul dnei C.C. St.
 Dimitrie Mirea, a avut statuete cu figuri din popor: La strînsul fânului, Cioban și Baba Anica.
 Aristide Iliescu cu sculpturi reprezentând cai.
 Filip Marin, cu o scultură numită Diana.
 Constantin Brâncuși, a expus o sculptură în stil asiric-primitivă intitulată Cumințenia pământului.

În sala așa zisă sală de onoare, Sala V, au expus:
 Ștefan Popescu, cu numeroase tablouri din care se remarcă cel intitulat Muncitorii la masă.
 Arthur Verona, a expus peisaje. Presa a identifica cel denumit La Izvor, Toamna și peisajul cu iarnă românească - Drum lung.
 Nicolae Vermont, a venit cu un panou decoratic cu numele Muzele.
 Kimon Loghi, a adus lucrări puține din cauză că era ocupat cu realizarea unor comenzi. S-au remarcat Zi frumoasă de iarnă, Pe marginea lacului și Fetița.
 Jean Alexandru Steriadi, cu Căsuță cu lipoveni, Hamalii și Pe malul Dunării.
 Au mai fost: Biserica din Oeslau de Manea, Interiorul de d-șoara Popea, Râul Doamnei din Câmpulung de Nicolae Grant, La vie de Stoica și Pălăria verde de Mărculescu.

Cum manierele și tendințele erau uneori radical diferite, ele au fost susținute cu o pasiune excesivă de artiștii ce le promovau, fapt care a dus la comparații și aprecieri nepotrivite la adresa celorlalți colegi. Această stare de fapt, a dus în final la disensiuni între membrii societății. Presa vremii a preluat comentariile și cronica artistică a făcut o speculație mediatică al cărei izvor se găsea în cancanurile lumii artistice. Prin urmare, divergențele au escaladat în scandaluri publice. Aplanarea pentru moment a dezbinărilor a constat în excluderea Ceciliei Cuțescu din rândul membrilor societății.

În anul 1910, Arthur Verona a fost ales ca președinte al Tinerimii române, funcție pe care a deținut-o până în anul 1921.

Referințe

Bibliografie
Petre Oprea: Societăți artistice bucureștene, Editura Meridiane, București, 1969, pag. 41 - 57

Lectură suplimentară
Petre Oprea - Artiști participanți la expozițiile Societății Tinerimea Artistică (1902-1947), Ed. Maiko, București, 2006
www.digibuc: I. Gruia - Expoziția Tinerimii artistice, în Calendarul Minervei pe anul 1911

Legături externe

@ 1910 Tinerimea artistică
@ 1910
1910 în România

Expoziția Tinerimii artistice din anul 1910


Pecunia non olet ("Para kokmaz"), kalıplaşmış bir Latince deyiştir.

Efsaneye göre Roma İmparatoru Vespasian (Suetonius Vespasian, MS 9-79) umumi tuvaletlere vergi koyar. Bunun üzerine oğlu Titus babasına gider ve "çişin vergisi olur mu?" diyerek kararını eleştirir. Vespasian oğlunun burnuna bir bozuk para tutar ve kokup kokmadığını sorar. Kokmadığı yanıtını aldıktan sonra da şaşırmış oğluna "Atque e lotio est" (bu çişten yapıldı) der.

Bu olayı özetleyen Pecunia non olet'' deyişi, kaynağından bağımsız olarak paranın değerini koruduğunu vurgular, bazen de paraya bakarak kaynağının bilinemeyeceğini ima ederek şaibeli kazançlara gönderme yapar.

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මෙල්බර්න්, ව්ක්ටෝරියා ප්‍රාන්තයේ අගනුවරයි. ජන ගහනය අතින් එය ඕස්ට්‍රේලියාවෙ මෙන්ම ඕෂනියා කලාපයේද දෙවැනි විශාලතම නගරයයි. මෙල්බන් නමින් හදුන්වන සීමාව ඩැන්ඩිනොන්ග් හා මැසිඩන් කදු වලල්ල දක්වාත් මෝර්නින්ග්ටන් අර්ධද්වීපය හා යාරා තැන්න දක්කාත් දිවෙන වර්ග කිලෝමීමර් 9,993 කින් සමන්විත ප්‍රදේශයකි. මෙල්බර්න්, නාගරික බලප්‍රදේශ 31 කින් සමන්විත අතර 2016 ජනසංගණනයට අනුව 4,725,316 ක ජනගහනයකින් යුක්ත විය.
මෙල්බර්න් ලොකයේ ජීවත්වීමට වඩාත්ම සුදුසු නගරය ලෙස 2017 වසර දක්වා වසර හතක් පුරාවටම Economist Intelligence Unit මගින් පිදුම් ලබා අැත. අාර්ථිකය අතින් අාසියා පැසිපික් කලාපයේ ඉද්රියෙන්ම සිටින මෙල්බර්න් , Global Financial Centres Index අනුව ලෝකයේ පළමු නගර 15 අතර සිටී.

ඕස්ට්‍රේලියාවේ සංස්කෘතික අගනගරය ලෙස හදුන්වන මෙල්බර්න් , ඕස්ට්‍රේලියානු නීතිසහිත පාපන්දු ක්‍රීඩාවේ මෙන්ම ඕස්ට්‍රේලියානු චිත්‍රපට හා රූපවාහිනී කර්මාන්තයේ ද මහගෙදරයි. එමෙන්ම එය , මෙල්බර්න් ක්‍රිකට් පිටිය, ජාතික කළා අායතනය, වික්ටොරියා කලාභවන මෙන්ම යුනෙස්කෝ ලෝක උරුමයක්ද වන රාජකීය ප්‍රදර්ශන ගොඩනැගිල්ල වැනි ඕස්ට්‍රේලියාවෙ විශාලතම හා පැරනිම සංස්කෘතික අායතනයන් ගණනාවක මහගෙදරයි.

ආශ්‍රිත

මෙල්බන්


Víctor Antonio Drija Vivas (Caracas, Venezuela; 16 de enero de 1985) es un actor, cantante, compositor, bailarín y coreógrafo venezolano, conocido por su interpretación en la telenovela de Venevisión y Boomerang Latinoamérica,  Somos tú y yo. Además, de sus temas «Un, dos, tres», «Tu caballero» «Dime qué pasa», «Amanecer» y más recientemente «Bailar contigo».

Biografía
Víctor Drija nació en la ciudad de Caracas, es hijo de Anita Vivas y Antonio Drija, conocidos bailarines y coreógrafos. Tiene un hermano llamado, George Akram, bailarín en Broadway. Drija asistió a clases de baile en Estados Unidos, con Kehynde Hill, Dave Scott, Brian Green, Tabitha D'Umo, Marty Kudelka, The Jabbawockeez y Shane Sparks.

Carrera como actor
Su primera aparición en televisión fue en los programas infantiles de RCTV, Video Time y Ruta de las Mañanas y en el programa de televisión de Venevisión Rugemanía. Sus habilidades como bailarín captaron la atención de todos con mucha rapidez y por lo que participó en espectáculos como los Premios Ronda, Chica 2001, Unidos Contra el Cáncer y Premios Anda. En 1999, Drija se estableció en Miami en Estados Unidos y participó en shows como Nuestra Navidad, Macys' Thanksgiving Parade en 2002. También participó en las obras de teatro Celebremos La Vida y Érase Una Vez Un Baúl Encantado. Drija participó en la gala de los Premios Fox Sports, Premios Lo Nuestro, Premios Juventud y Selena Vive, en los que actuó a lado de grandes artistas como, Gloria Estefan, Alejandro Sanz, Sin Bandera, Olga Tañon, Ivy Queen, Paulina Rubio, Aleks Syntek, Aventura, Frankie J y Juan Luis Guerra.

En 2007, fue elegido para participar en la serie Somos tú y yo, una coproducción entre Boomerang y Venevisión, después de seis meses de pruebas, Drija fue elegido como protagonista de la serie serie original de Venevisión, Somos tú y yo, donde interpretó el personaje Víctor Gómez. La serie fue una coproducción entre la cadena Boomerang y Venevisión. La serie fue transmitida en Latinoamérica, Europa, Medio Oriente y Asia. Drija participó en la gira nacional en Venezuela, para interpretar algunos temas de la serie. La serie se estrenó por primera vez el 27 de junio de 2007 en Venezuela por Venevisión y su último episodio contó con aproximadamente 5.9 millones de espectadores, siendo una de las series más exitosas del canal. La serie se estrenó el 15 de enero de 2008 por Boomerang en Latinoamérica y Europa. Su participación en la serie, lo ayudó a consolidarse como un actor reconocido. La serie finalizó el 15 de diciembre de 2008 y su episodio final tuvo una audiencia de aproximadamente 9.8 millones, la mayor audiencia recibida por cualquier episodio final de una serie de Boomerang Latinoamérica.

En 2009, protagonizó la serie, Somos tú y yo, un nuevo día, donde retomó su personaje de Víctor Gómez. La serie es un spin-off de Somos tú y yo y fue basada en la película estadounidense Grease. Drija participó en la gira de Somos tú y yo, un nuevo día, que comenzó el 29 de noviembre de 2009 en el Polideportivo de Pueblo Nuevo. La serie se estrenó el 17 de agosto de 2009 por la cadena Boomerang Latinoamérica.

En enero de 2010, realizó una participación especial en la serie, NPS: No puede ser. La serie es el segundo spin-off de Somos tú y yo y marca el cierre de la serie. La serie se estrenó por primera vez el 25 de julio de 2010 en Venezuela por Venevisión y el 8 de noviembre de 2010 por la cadena Boomerang Latinoamérica.

En 2011, interpretó a Gerardo Moncada en la telenovela Natalia del mar. La telenovela fue estrenada el 28 de junio de 2011 en Venezuela. Posteriormente, se estrenó en Latinoamérica, Europa y Asia, con buenos niveles de audiencia.

Carrera como cantante
En agosto de 2010, debutó como solista, con un sencillo promocional «Un, dos, tres». El sencillo logró captar la atención del público, teniendo repercusión en los medios y diferentes radios nacionales e internacionales. En noviembre de 2010, lanzó el videoclip de su segundo sencillo, «Este amor». También anunció el lanzamiento de su disco debut, Pasado, presente, futuro. En febrero de 2011, lanzó su disco debut, Pasado, presente, futuro, El álbum incluye una variada fusión de sonidos dubstep, reggae, funky y Hard pop electrónico. En marzo de 2011, fue telonero de la cantante colombiana Shakira, en el Poliedro de Caracas en Venezuela. En noviembre de 2011, recibió un galardón por su trabajo en el Festival Internacional de la Orquídea, celebrado en la ciudad de Maracaibo, Venezuela.

En 2012, lanzó el primer sencillo «Amanecer», de su segunda producción discográfica Romance Dance. También presentó la versión en inglés del sencillo, «Sunrise Sunset». Por su trabajo discográfico, recibió tres nominaciones en los Premios Pepsi Music en 2012, como Artista pop del año, Mejor vídeo pop y Artista Refrescante. En noviembre de 2013, presentó su segundo sencillo, «De ti no me voy a olvidar».

En mayo de 2014, Drija recorrió Estados Unidos, Colombia, México, Ecuador y Chile, como parte de su gira Media Tour. El cantante se presentó en programas de televisión, como Showbizz del canal estadounidense CNN en Español, Tu Desayuno Alegre, Charityn y Felipe El Show, entre otros. En abril de 2014, se presentó en los Billboard Latin Music Awards en Miami. También recibió 3 premios en los Premios Video Control en Ecuador, como Artista Revelación Internacional, Tendencia y Mejor Artista Venezuela. En noviembre de 2014, lanzó el sencillo «Única», cuyo videoclip se presentó el 13 de noviembre de 2014.

En 2015, participó en el sencillo, «Te quiero así», de la banda Siete Bonchones. También participó en sencillo de «Cantemos» del cantante, Cáceres, junto al dúo musical Chino y Nacho, Rawayana, Los Cadillac's, Jonathan Moly, Guaco y Jorge Polanco. En marzo de 2015, Drija lanzó el sencillo, «Mía», junto al cantante Samy Hawk. En mayo de 2015, obtuvo el premio a Mejor Artista Región Andina, en los Heat Latin Music Awards. En enero de 2016, lanzó el último sencillo de disco, «Tu caballero». En agosto de 2016, presentó «Beber», el primer sencillo de su tercer disco.

En marzo de 2018, Drija lanzó su nuevo sencillo promocional, "Un poquito más".<ref>{{cita noticia|título=Víctor Drija completamente renovado con su nuevo tema "Un poquito más|url=http://www.noticias24.com/gente/noticia/159011/victor-drija-completamente-renovado-con-su-nuevo-tema-un-poquito-mas/|fechaacceso=25 de junio de 2018|urlarchivo=https://web.archive.org/web/20180626030250/http://www.noticias24.com/gente/noticia/159011/victor-drija-completamente-renovado-con-su-nuevo-tema-un-poquito-mas/|fechaarchivo=26 de junio de 2018}}</ref>

En noviembre de 2018, estrenó nuevo promocional llamado así "Tu Culpa". Posteriormente sacó al mercado el sencillo "Esa sonrisita". En diciembre del mismo año, fue el estreno de "Hace lo que le da la gana" Formando parte del álbum "Victorias". En mayo del 2020 siguió el sencillo "¿Por qué no vienes?" junto al vídeo musical dirigido por su hermano George Akram y padre Antonio Drija. También ese año lanzó la colaboración "Cuando te pienso" junto a Astrid Celeste. En diciembre sacó un cover de la canción "Estrella en Navidad". Para el 2021, en agosto se estrenó "Momentos" junto a Gabylonia. En octubre, en broma estrenó "Tu Bratt Pitt". En diciembre participó en una canción junto a Víctor Muñoz «Fresa». En el 2022, marzo estrenó junto a Kobi Castillo el vídeo de la canción "Nos Toca". El 22 de septiembre estrena "Pelikulon".

En 2023, estrena su videoclip «Bailar contigo», el tema está basado en los géneros bachata y pop latino. En mayo de 2023 ingresa al elenco de la coproducción de Hispanomedios con Venevisión, Dramáticas, marcando su regreso a la actuación tras 10 años inactivo.

 Discografía

 Bandas sonoras
 Somos tú y yo (2007-2008)
 Somos tú y yo, un nuevo día (2009)

 Álbumes solista Pasado, presente, futuro (2011)
 Romance Dance (2015)

Sencillos
 «Un, dos, tres» con Oscarcito
 «Dime qué pasa» con Franco Bellomo
 «Este amor»
 «Noche Eterna»
 «Amanecer»
 «Sunrise Sunset»
 «De ti no me voy a olvidar»
 «Única»
 «Tu Caballero»
 «Beber»
 «Un poquito más»
 «Tu culpa»
 «Esa sonrisita»
 «Hace lo que le da la gana»
 «Cuánto te pienso» con Astrid Celeste
 «¿Por qué no vienes?»

Colaboraciones
 «Quién te acelera el corazón» con Juan Miguel
 «Mía» con Samy Hawk

 Filmografía
 Televisión

 Giras musicales
 Somos tú y yo (2008-2010)
 Media Tour'' (2014) (solista)

Premios y nominaciones

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Actores de televisión de Venezuela
Bailarines de Venezuela
Cantantes en español
Cantantes masculinos de Venezuela
Barítonos de Venezuela
Compositores de Venezuela
Cantautores de Venezuela
Caraqueños
Presentadores de televisión de Venezuela
Actores masculinos de Venezuela

Víctor Drija


Sir Terence Charles Stuart Morrison-Scott DSC FMA ( - ) est un zoologiste britannique qui est directeur du Science Museum et du British Museum (Natural History) à Londres .

Biographie
Terence Morrison-Scott est né à Paris et fait ses études au Collège d'Eton, Christ Church, Oxford et au Royal College of Science. Il rame à Eton et à Oxford, remportant les Silver Sculls à Oxford. Il est diplômé du RCS en 1935 avec un diplôme de première classe, puis travaille brièvement comme assistant maître à Eton (1935-1936).

Morrison-Scott est nommé gardien adjoint ( classe) au département de zoologie du British Museum (histoire naturelle) le  octobre 1936 . Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, il est membre de la Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve et commande une flottille de péniches de débarquement de chars pendant le jour J en Normandie, obtenant la Distinguished Service Cross (DCS) . Il est promu Assistant Keeper ( classe) en 1943. Il devient chef de la section des mammifères en 1945 et directeur scientifique en 1948. De 1956 à 1960, il est directeur du Musée des sciences . Puis à partir de 1960, il est directeur du British Museum (Natural History) jusqu'à sa retraite le 30 novembre 1968 .

Il est trésorier honoraire de la Société zoologique de Londres (1950-1976) . Il est administrateur de l'Imperial War Museum (1956-1960), il est gouverneur de l'Imperial College of Science and Technology (1956-1972) et est élu membre en 1963. Il est membre du Conseil du National Trust (1968-1983) et membre de la Commission permanente des musées et des galeries (1973-1976). Il est membre de l' Association des musées et est fait chevalier pour ses services.

Terence Morrison-Scott épouse Rita Layton en 1935.

Ouvrages

 Liste de contrôle des mammifères paléarctiques et indiens 1758 à 1946 / par JR Ellerman et TCS Morrison-Scott. Londres : BM (NH), 1951.
 Liste de contrôle des mammifères paléarctiques et indiens 1758 à 1946 / par JR Ellerman et TCS Morrison-Scott. Londres : BM (NH), 1966.
 Une liste des mammifères britanniques [par] TCS Morrison-Scott publié à Londres, imprimé par ordre des administrateurs du British Museum, 1952.
 Mammifères d'Afrique australe, 1758–1951 : une reclassification, par JR Ellerman, TCS Morrison-Scott et RW Hayman, 1909–1973 Publié à Londres : Imprimé sur ordre des administrateurs du British Museum, 1953.

Références

Liens externes

Knight Bachelor
Zoologiste britannique
Étudiant de l'Imperial College London
Étudiant de Christ Church (Oxford)
Élève du collège d'Eton
Décès en novembre 1991
Naissance en octobre 1908
Décès à 83 ans

Terence Morrison-Scott


Vidar Riseth (Frosta, Noruega, 21 de abril de 1972), es un exfutbolista noruego, se desempeñaba como centrocampista y se retiró en 2010.

Clubes

Futbolistas de Noruega en la Copa Mundial de 1998
Futbolistas de Noruega en la Eurocopa 2000
Futbolistas del Rosenborg Ballklub
Futbolistas del Luton Town Football Club
Futbolistas del LASK
Futbolistas del Celtic Football Club
Futbolistas del TSV 1860 Múnich en los años 2000
Futbolistas del Lillestrøm SK
Futbolistas del Strømsgodset IF

Vidar Riseth


James Patrick Zappalorti (September 29, 1945 – January 22, 1990), a disabled veteran of the Vietnam War, was the victim of a highly publicized, fatal gay-bashing attack on Staten Island, New York. The murder led to increased efforts to pass a statewide hate crime law, which was ultimately enacted in 2000.

Biography
Born in Brooklyn, Zappalorti moved to Staten Island in 1950, his family settling in the Charleston neighborhood.  The family ran a stained-glass business whose clients included approximately 30 churches on the island and others as far away as the West Coast and Canada.

After attending Our Lady Help of Christians School in Tottenville, Zappalorti attended Tottenville High School, but dropped out before graduating in order to enlist in the United States Navy on November 27, 1962. His mother signed the parental consent form (necessary because he was not yet 18 years old), after his father refused to do so.

Zappalorti served as a seaman aboard the USS Henrico, which saw action in the Vietnam War. He was placed on disabled status and honorably discharged on April 5, 1965, after a nervous breakdown from a traumatic incident in which he was assaulted by some shipmates and his partner was killed.

Murder
Upon his return to Staten Island, Zappalorti did not hold down a formal job but was frequently seen in the neighborhood planting trees and clearing away debris. His life came to an abrupt end on the evening of January 22, 1990, after Zappalorti bought beer and invited a neighborhood resident and his companion to a small hut he had built on the beach beyond the woods across the street from his family's home.  Once there, the duo demanded Zappalorti's wallet. After he tossed it away, the neighbor, Michael Taylor, 20 years old, pulled out a hunting knife and stabbed him three times in the chest and abdomen, causing his death. The duo then attempted to rob Zappalorti's house using his keys, but were discovered by his mother. Zappalorti's brother, Michael Zappalorti Jr., discovered the body the following day.  A subsequent autopsy showed four stab wounds, and authorities speculate that the fourth wound was inflicted by Taylor's accomplice, identified as 26-year-old Phillip Sarlo.

Taylor was taken into custody at 2:30 A.M. on January 24 as he stepped outside a bar in the South Beach section of Staten Island, but Sarlo fled the area and was not apprehended until February 18, after he was found in Ocala, Florida.  Gay rights activists asked New York State Governor Mario Cuomo to appoint a special prosecutor to the case, citing the fact that Staten Island District Attorney William L. Murphy had been the only one of the city's five district attorneys to oppose the city's anti-gay-discrimination law when it was passed in 1986. Also, in that same year, Murphy had prosecuted a carjacking case that resulted in Taylor, then 16 years old, being adjudicated a juvenile offender when he could have been tried as an adult, and Sarlo receiving a sentence of 1½ to 4½ years, the minimum then possible on the charges for which he had been indicted.

In both the 1986 carjacking case and the Zappalorti murder, Taylor, in statements he made to the police, cited animosity toward homosexuals as a motive for the crime. (The victim in the 1986 case was attacked near a boardwalk in the South Beach area reportedly frequented by homosexuals, and Zappalorti's sexual orientation was common knowledge in the neighborhood where both he and Taylor resided.) Sarlo, however, denied harboring such sentiments.

Verdict
The Zappalorti case never went to trial, because on December 5, 1990, after extensive "plea-bargaining" negotiations, both Taylor and Sarlo plead guilty to charges of second-degree murder. (In New York State at the time, first-degree murder applied only if the victim was a law-enforcement officer or the killer was already serving a life sentence for a previous murder.)  It is reported that the district attorney's office was reluctant to go to trial because of fears the defendants might have attempted to use the gay panic defense, and may have garnered considerable sympathy from a potential jury in culturally conservative, heavily Roman Catholic Staten Island.

Pursuant to the plea agreement, Taylor received a prison sentence of 23 years to life while Sarlo was sentenced to 18 years to life.  On May 30, 1997, Sarlo killed himself at the maximum-security Wende Correctional Facility outside Buffalo. Taylor was also incarcerated at a maximum-security institution, and was denied parole in 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018, and 2020.

Aftermath
The 1990 killing of James Zappalorti was recognized as the first anti-gay hate crime in New York City since police began categorizing such crimes in 1980. One of Zappalorti's nephews was hospitalized for his own gay-bashing in 1993 at age 22, in nearby Rossville, Staten Island. The murder and subsequent attacks led to increased efforts to pass a statewide hate crime law, which was supported by Mayor David Dinkins and John Cardinal O'Connor and ultimately enacted in 2000. On May 29, 2015, a street in Charleston, Staten Island, was renamed in honor of Zappalorti.

See also
 History of violence against LGBT people in the United States

References

External links

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1990 deaths
1990 murders in the United States
20th-century American LGBT people
American LGBT military personnel
American victims of anti-LGBT hate crimes
Deaths by stabbing in New York (state)
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Military personnel from Brooklyn
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