මෙරෙඤඤගේ එඩ්වඩ් ටෙනිසන් කුරේ යනු ශ්‍රී ලංකාවේ විකට නළුවෙකු, වේදිකා නාට්‍ය නළුවෙකු සහ අධ්‍යක්ෂවරයෙකුද වෙයි. පෙරළිකාරයෝ සිනමා පටයෙන් සිනමාවට ඔහු මුල් පියවර තැබූයේ නළුවෙකුට වඩා කතා රචකයෙකු ලෙසයි. ඔහු විසින් පෙරළිකාරයෝ , දෙමෝදර පාළම , කොළොම්පූර් වැනි වර්තාගත සිනමා කතාවන්ද රචනා කර ඇත. දශක තුනකට වැඩි කාලයක් පුරා වූ වෘත්තීය ජීවිතයක් සහිත සිංහල සිනමාවේ මෙතෙක් ජනප්‍රියම හාස්‍ය නළුවෙකු වූ කුරේ වඩාත් ප්‍රසිද්ධියට පත් වූයේ "රේ ඩැනියෙල් දවල් මිගෙල්", "චෙරියෝ" වැනි බ්ලොක්බස්ටර් චිත්‍රපට ෆ්‍රැන්චයිස් විකට චරිත සඳහා ය. ඊට අමතරව පෙරලිකාරයෝ, වද බැරි ටාසන් වගේම සෝමි බෝයිස් චිත්‍රපට තුලින් ඔහු ඉතා ජනප්‍රිය විය.

පෞද්ගලික ජීවිතය
ඔහු 1952 අප්‍රේල් 30 වන දින වැලිගම, මාතර කතෝලික පියෙකුට සහ බෞද්ධ මවකට දාව පවුලේ දෙවැන්නා ලෙස උපත ලැබීය. ගාමිණී බස් සමාගමේ සේවය කළ ඔහුගේ පියා මෙරෙඤඤගේ එඩ්ගාර් ස්ටැන්ලි ආතර් කුරේ කලක් දේවගැතිවරයකු වීමට ඉගෙන ගත් අතර හොඳ ඉංග්‍රීසි සාහිත්‍ය කියවන්නෙකු ද විය. ඔහුගේ මව, හේරත් මුදියන්සේලාගේ රන් මැණිකා ගෘහණියකි. ඔහු ප්‍රාථමික අධ්‍යාපනය සඳහා කැසබෑව කනිෂ්ඨ විද්‍යාලයේ ඉගෙනුම ලැබූ අතර පසුව මොරටුව මෙතෝදිස්ත විද්‍යාලය ලෙසින් හඳුන්වනු ලබන විල්ලෝරවත්ත ප්‍රොතෙස්තන්ත කතෝලික මිශ්‍ර පාසලට ඇතුළත් විය. ඔහු සාමාන්‍ය පෙළ විභාගය පමණයි සමත් වුණේ. ඔහුට වැඩිමහල් සහෝදරියක් සහ බාල සහෝදරයෙක් සිටියේය. ඔහුට වයස අවුරුදු දහයක් පමණ වන විට ඔවුන් පෝය දවසට අම්මා සමඟ පන්සලට මෙන්ම ඉරිදාට පල්ලි යාමට ඔහු පුරුදු වී සිටියේය. මීට පෙර මෝටර් රථ පාඨමාලාවකට සහභාගී වූ ටෙනිසන් පසුව නැව් කාර්මිකයෙකු ලෙස සේවය කළේය.

ඔහු විවාහ වී සිටියේ මල්සිරි එරංජනී සමඟ වන අතර මෙම යුවළට බිෂොප් විද්‍යාලයේ ගුරුවරියක් වන මධුමිහිරි නම් එක් දියණියක් සිටියාය. මධුමිහිරි විවාහ වී සිටින්නේ ව්‍යාපාරිකයෙකු වන චතුරංග ප්‍රනාන්දු සමඟයි. ඔවුන්ට චන්ද්‍රු මිතුෂ්ක නම් පුතෙකු සහ මින්ද්‍රි නම් දියණියකි.

2020 සැප්තැම්බර් 28 වන දින, හදිසි හෘදයාබාධයක් හේතුවෙන් කුරේ වයස අවුරුදු 68 දී කොළඹ ජාතික රෝහල හිදී මිය ගියේය. දේහය දින දෙකක් මොරටුව, විල්ලෝරවත්ත, 79/1, ටෙනිසන්ගේ නිවසේ තැන්පත් කර සවස 4 ට රාවතාවත්ත මෙතෝදිස්ත දෙව්මැදුර වෙත රැගෙන ගිය අතර අවසන් කටයුතු 2020 ඔක්තෝබර් 01 වන දින සුසාන භූමියේදී සිදු කරන ලදී.

වෘත්තීය ජීවිතය
නව යොවුන් වියේදී ඔහු තම මිතුරා වන පර්සි සමඟ අවුරුදු අටක් පමණ පල්ලියේ උත්සවවල රඟ දැක්වීය. ඊට පස්සේ චිත්‍රපටවල රඟපාන්න අවස්ථාවක් ගන්න නාට්‍ය සම්මුඛ සාකච්ඡා කිහිපයකටම ගියත් පෙනුම නිසා අවස්ථාවක් ලැබුණේ නැහැ. සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම කලකිරුණු තාත්තා දවසක් ඔහුට කිව්වා 'ඔයාට රඟපාන්න ඕන නම් ඔයාට ගැලපෙන නාට්‍යයක් කරන්න පුළුවන්' කියලා. ඊට පස්සේ ''අපායේ තත්පර 1800'' කියලා වෙසක් නාට්‍යයක් කළා. නාට්‍යයේ අරමුණ වූයේ මිනිසුන් පව් කිරීමට බිය වීමයි. ඊට අමතරව ඔහු ශබ්ද පරිපාලනය කළේය. මෙම නාට්‍යය 35 වතාවක් පමණ මොරටුව ප්‍රදේශයෙන් පිටත ප්‍රදර්ශනය විය. (එය 1990 දශකයේ දිනේෂ් ප්‍රියසාද් විසින් අධ්‍යක්ෂණය කරන ලද චිත්‍රපටයක් ලෙස ගාමිණී ෆොන්සේකා ප්‍රධාන චරිතයට පණ පොවන අතර දෙබස් සහ තිර රචනය ටෙනිසන් අතින් සිදුවිය). 1971 දී ඔහු "හද ඇදී සිත්තම්" නමින් කෙටි චිත්‍රපටයක් නිර්මාණය කළේය. එහිදී ඔහුට ගිවන්ත අර්ථසාද් සහ බර්මින් ලයිල් ප්‍රනාන්දු හමුවිය.

ටෙනිසන් සිය වෘත්තීය ජීවිතය ආරම්භ කළේ පූජ්‍ය තියඩෝර් එච් පෙරේරා අධ්‍යක්ෂණය කළ මොරටුමුල්ල දේවස්ථානයේ වේදිකාගත කළ රසික නාට්‍යයක වේදිකා නාට්‍යකරුවෙකු ලෙසය. වෙස්ලි ගුල්ඩ් සහ විල්ලෝරාවත්ත දේවස්ථානයේ බයිබල් පාසලේදී ඔහු තම නාට්‍ය කුසලතා තවදුරටත් වර්ධනය කළේය. ඔහු NCC රේඩියෝව සඳහා ක්‍රිස්තියානි නාට්‍ය නිෂ්පාදනය කර ඇත. ඔහුගේ මංගල සිනමා රංගනය පැමිණියේ හේමසිරි සෙල්ලප්පෙරුම විසින් අධ්‍යක්ෂණය කරන ලද ජීවන්ති හරහාය. ගිවන්ත අර්ථසාද්ගේ බාල සොහොයුරා වන දිනේෂ් ප්‍රියසාද් හමුවීමත් සමඟ ඔහුගේ වෘත්තීය ජීවිතය සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම වෙනස් විය. දෙන්නා එකතුවෙලා පොඩි අත්හදා බැලීමක් කළා, එහිදී ඔවුන් "Action" නමින් කෙටි චිත්‍රපටයක් කළා.

දිනේෂ් ප්‍රියසාද්ගේ පළමු අධ්‍යක්ෂණය වන "නොම්මර එකයි" චිත්‍රපටයේ තිර රචකයෙකු ලෙසින් කුරේ සිංහල සිනමාවට පිවිසියේය. ඔහු චිත්‍රපටයේ කතාව සහ තිර රචනය මෙන්ම රංගනයද ලිවීය. අඩු බජට් එකක් වන නොම්මර එකයි නිෂ්පාදනය කර එය විශාල ජනප්‍රියත්වයක් ලැබුවා. පසුව දිනේෂ් "නොම්මර එකයි" චිත්‍රපටයේ සාර්ථකත්වයෙන් පසුව තිලක් අතපත්තුගේ අලුත් ව්‍යාපෘතියකට සම්බන්ධ වුණා. ජනතාව කැමති අකමැති දේ කුරේ දන්නවා යැයි සිතූ දිනේෂ් අලුත් චිත්‍රපට පිටපතක් ලිවීමට කුරේ දෙසට හැරුණේය. ඔහු චිත්‍රපටයේ ප්‍රධාන නළුවෙකු ලෙස සිතමින් පිටපතක් ලිවීමට පටන් ගත්තේය. ප්‍රධාන චරිතය රඟපාන්න අවස්ථාවක් දෙන්න අතපත්තු ප්‍රතික්ෂේප කළේ කුරේ ක්‍ෂේත්‍රයට නවකයෙක් නිසා. ඔහු අවදානමක් ගැනීමට සූදානම් නොවීය. කෙසේ හෝ ඔහුට චිත්‍රපටයේ සුළු චරිතයක් කිරීමට අවස්ථාවක් ලැබුණි. ඉන්පසුව ටෙනිසන් විසින් බ්ලොක්බස්ටර් චිත්‍රපටය වූ "පෙරලිකාරයෝ" රචනා කරන ලදී, එය 1986 වසරේ ජනප්‍රියම චිත්‍රපටය පමණක් නොව, වැඩිම ආදායමක් ඉපැයූ චිත්‍රපටය ද විය.

"පෙරලිකාරයෝ" අතරතුර ටෙනිසන් සහ ප්‍රියසාද්ට විජය කුමාරතුංග හමුවිය. පසුව ඔවුන් කුමාරතුංගගේ ප්‍රථම චිත්‍රපට නිෂ්පාදනය වන ''වරදට දඬුවම''ට සම්බන්ධ විය. පසුව ප්‍රියසාද්ගේ බ්ලොක්බස්ටර් හිට් වූ "දෙමෝදර පාලම" හි පිටපත් රචකයා වීමට ඔහුට අවස්ථාවක් ලැබුණි, එහිදී ඔහු ගාමිණී ෆොන්සේකා සමඟ 'වලි කුරේ' චරිතය රඟපෑවේය. ප්‍රියසාද්ගේ "හිතට දුකක් නැති මිනිහා" චිත්‍රපටය ටෙනීගේ රංගන විලාසය පසෙකට ඇද දැමූ චිත්‍රපටයක් වූ අතර එහිදී එම වික්‍රමාන්විත දර්ශන සඳහා ඔහුගේ හැකියාව චිත්‍රපටයේ ඉස්මතු වේ. "මෑන් ද මෑන්", "කැප්ටන් කූල්", "සිවම්මා ධනපාල" සහ "මම ශ්‍රී ලංකා" යන ජනප්‍රිය වේදිකා නාට්‍ය සමඟින් ඔහු සිනමාවේ පමණක් නොව වේදිකාවේ ද හොඳින් රඟපෑවේය. මේ සෑම වේදිකා නාට්‍යයකින්ම ඔහු සමාජයේ පවතින ප්‍රශ්න හා ප්‍රශ්න හාස්‍යජනක ලෙස සාකච්ඡා කරන අතර ප්‍රේක්ෂකයින් සිනහසෙන්නට මෙන්ම රටේ ප්‍රශ්න කෙරෙහි ප්‍රේක්ෂක අවධානය යොමු කිරීමට උත්සාහ කරයි.

ඔහු ප්‍රථම ක්‍රිස්තියානි 16 mm සිංහල චිත්‍රපටය වන අකිකරු පුත්‍රයා නිෂ්පාදනය කළ අතර ඉන්පසු ඔහු වේදිකා නාට්‍ය තුනක් නිෂ්පාදනය කළේය: කුරුල්ලා, මෑන් ද මෑන් සහ අයි ඈම් ශ්‍රී ලංකා. ඔහු සෙසු නළු බන්දු සමරසිංහ සමඟ රෑ දනියෙල් දවල් මිගෙල් චිත්‍රපට මාලාව, [[චෙරියෝ චිත්‍රපට මාලාව, කොලොම්පූර්, පාර්ලිමන්ට් ජෝක්ස්, සොමි බෝයිස්. ඇතුළු අවස්ථා ගණනාවකදී විකට චිත්‍රපටවල ද පෙනී සිට ඇත. එම චිත්‍රපට සියල්ල "බන්දු-ටෙනි යුගල" ලෙසින් 1990 ගණන්වල සහ නව සහස්‍රකයේ මුල් භාගයේදී ප්‍රහසන සිනමා රැල්ලක් ඇති කළ චිත්‍රපට බ්ලොක්බස්ටර් ජයග්‍රහණ විය.

2010 දී පමණ සරසවිය පුවත්පත ටෙනිසන් සමඟ සතිපතා ප්‍රශ්නෝත්තර ලිපි මාලාවක් 'ටෙනිසන්ගෙන් අහන්න' නමින් පළ කළේය. එය එකල පුවත්පතේ ජනප්‍රිය විශේෂාංගයක් විය. පාඨකයින් අසන ප්‍රශ්නවලට ඔහු දුන් පිළිතුරු හාස්‍යජනකය. පෞද්ගලිකව ටෙලිනාට්‍යවල රඟපෑමට අකමැති වූ නිසාත් චිත්‍රපට වැනි ප්‍රධාන නිර්මාණවලට සම්බන්ධ වීමට කැමැත්තක් දැක්වූ නිසාත් ඔහු රඟපා ඇත්තේ රූපවාහිනී කතාමාලා අතළොස්සකට පමණි. ටෙනිසන් ඔහුගේ මංගල සිනමා අධ්‍යක්ෂණය "තෑන්ක් යූ බර්ටි" නම් ප්‍රහසන චිත්‍රපටියෙන් සිදු කළේය. එය තිරගත වූයේ 2011 නොවැම්බර් 25 දිනයි. මෙම චිත්‍රපටියෙ ඔහු තම දිගුකාලීන මිතුරා වූ බන්දු සමරසිංහ සමඟ රඟපෑවේය. ඊට අමතරව ඔහු 2015 වසරේ "එයා තාමයි" DVD චිත්‍රපටිය අධ්‍යක්ෂණය කළා. 2011 දී, ඔහු එක්සත් රාජධානියේ '1+1=1' පුණ්‍යායතනය විසින් සංවිධානය කරන ලද ප්‍රසංග මාලාවක් සඳහා එක්සත් රාජධානියට ගියේය.

2018 වසරේ ටෙනිසන් වසර 10කට පසු ප්‍රථම වතාවට බන්දු සමඟ "යම රජ සිරි" චිත්‍රපටයේ රඟපෑවා. එම වසරේම සිසිල් ගුණසේකර විසින් නිෂ්පාදනය කරන ලද "Reliy Remix" නම් විකට නාට්‍යයේ ඔහු රඟපෑවේය. පසුව, ඔහු "කොට උඩ එක්ස්ප්‍රස්" චිත්‍රපටය සඳහා 2018 දෙරණ ලක්ස් චිත්‍රපට සම්මාන උළලේදී හොඳම විකට නළුවාට හිමි සම්මානය දිනා ගත්තේය.

සිනමාගමනය

මූලාශ්‍ර

මේවාද බලන්න

රෝමානු කතෝලිකයෝ
මොරටු ජනතාව
ශ්‍රී ලාංකික නළුවෝ
සිනමාවේ හාස්‍ය නළුවෝ
ශ්‍රී ලාංකික හාස්‍ය නළුවෝ
ශ්‍රී ලාංකික අධ්‍යක්ෂවරු
සිංහල ජනයා

ටෙනිසන් කුරේ


Joseph Bertrand Vicat, né le  décembre 1821 à Souillac (Lot) et mort le 27 décembre 1902 à Grenoble (Isère), est un ingénieur et capitaine d'industrie français.

Fils de Louis Vicat, il est le fondateur de la société des ciments Vicat.

Biographie
Second fils de Louis Vicat et Marie-Ursule Castanet, Joseph Bertrand Vicat né en 1821 à Souillac, dans le Lot.

En 1841, il réussit le concours d'entrée à Polytechnique et en 1842 il sort officier d'artillerie, bien qu'il préfère par la suite s'orienter vers une carrière juridique après l'obtention de sa licence de droit en 1846.

Sur les conseils de son père, il finit par s'établir à Champoléon, dans la vallée du Drac, où il mettra en œuvre ses premières qualités d'industriel en exploitant des mines de cuivre gris argentifère. Il cède par la suite cette exploitation pour épauler Louis Vicat dans ses recherches sur le ciment.

En 1853, Joseph Vicat choisit le hameau du Genevrey à Vif, en Isère, pour faire ses premiers essais de fabrication du ciment artificiel lancés par son père : il y fait construire les tout premiers « fours-biberons ». En 1857, il fait construire sa première usine, la cimenterie Vicat du Genevrey, dans laquelle il met en œuvre la méthode de « double cuisson » dont il est l'inventeur, et permet ainsi de lancer la fabrication industrielle du ciment. Composée de dix-sept fours pour la cuisson du ciment, la cimenterie employa jusqu'à quatre cents ouvriers, et ce jusqu'en 1976.

En 1867, Joseph Vicat transforme son entreprise de ciment avec ses associés et fonde la société Vicat & Cie. En 1868, il obtient la concession de la cimenterie d'Uriage qu'il développe grandement, permettant l'augmentation de son capital en 1873.

Grande figure industrielle du Dauphiné, Joseph Vicat fut un grand acteur et défenseur du développement économique de l'Isère, engagement concrétisé par son statut de Président de la Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de l'Isèrede 1883 à 1892.

Le 27 décembre 1902, il meurt à Grenoble à l'âge de 80 ans et laisse derrière lui un vaste patrimoine industriel.

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Voir aussi

Articles connexes

 Vicat (entreprise)
 Louis Vicat
 Cimenterie Vicat du Genevrey

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فياه ولد ولد لبات ولد المعيوف الآكشاري (1935، أطار - 16 مارس 2017)

حياته
فياه هو أحد أبرز القادة العسكريين الموريتانيين , بدأ حياته المهنية في الخمسينات مديرا ومعلما في مدرسة ابتدائية في مدينة ودان التاريخية وفي سنة 1958 م  أثناء فترة الاستعمار الفرنسي ثم التحق بالقوات الفرنسية العاملة آنذاك في موريتانيا، ليكون أحد أبرز الضباط الذين ساهموا في تأسيس الجيش الموريتاني.

وبعد الاستقلال عُهد إليه بتشكيل وحدة الدرك الوطني الموريتاني التي ظل هو قائدا لها إلى غاية سنة 1978 م.

أثناء حرب الصحراء بين موريتانيا البوليساريو سطع نجمه كأحد أهم القواد الميدانيين حيث أبلى بلاء حسنا في معركتي بير گندوز وآوسرد الشهيرتين في تيرس الغربية ودخلت كتيبته مدينة الداخلة الصحراوية، بعدها تمّت ترقيته إلى رتبة عقيد، كان من الضباط المخلصين للرئيس المختار ولد داده فرفض بشكل قاطع المشاركة في الانقلاب الذي قاده بعض ضباط المؤسسة العسكرية في 10 يوليو 1978 م على نظامه، فتم اعتقاله ووضعه تحت الإقامة الجبرية في مدينة بومديد لمدة تزيد عن سنتيتن.

تم إطلاق سراحه في بداية عهد الرئيس محمد خون ولد هيدالة, يُعرف فياه بين زملائه بالصرامة والانضباط والشجاعة والإقدام واحترام العسكرية.

يتهمه البعض بأنه هو من أصدر الأوامر بإطلاق النار على عمال المنجم في مدينة الزويرات في يوم 29 مايو 1968 م نتيجة لقيامهم بتظاهرات للمطالبة بتحسين ظروف عملهم، في ما سيعرف لاحقا بمذبحة الزويرات  ليسقط منهم ثمانية قتلى وأربعة وعشرون جريحا حسب الرواية الرسمية، رواية أخرى تقول بأن العمال المتظاهرين هم من بدؤوا بإطلاق النار بعد أن هجموا على الجنود المكلفين بحراسة الحي الذي يقيم فيه المهندسون الفرنسيون العاملون في شركة ميفرما أو حاولوا انتزاع أسلحتهم فأمر فياه بإطلاق النار على سيقانهم ولكن بعضهم أُصيب إصابات مباشرة بعد أن استلقوا على الأرض خوفا من الرصاص. والله أعلم.

حسب ما نشرته صحيفة أقلام الإلكترونية  في مقابلة مع أحد العسكريين الذين شاركو في المحاولة الإنقلابية لسنة 16 مارس 1981 م، فإن ولد معيوف كان سيصبح رئيسا لموريتانيا لو أن المحاولة كتب لها النجاح حيث عرف بقربه وصداقاته لحاكم المغرب آنذاك ولكن تسير الرياح بما لا تشتهي السفن. وبعد فشل المحاولة لجأ فياه للسفارة الفرنسية ثم رجع إلى منزله فجاء الدرك للقبض عليه، فنصب سلاحه ونثر ذخيرته، فأمر العقيد يال الحسن  الدرك بالرجوع فرجعوا عنه وتم التفاوض معه وسويت المشكلة سلميا.

مراجع

أشخاص يحتمل أن يكونوا أحياء
عسكريون موريتانيون
مواليد 1935
موريتانيون شاركوا في حرب الصحراء

فياه ولد معيوف


El topónimo Creswell puede hacer referencia a varios lugares:

Estados Unidos
 Creswell, un pueblo en el estado de Carolina del Norte;
 Creswell, un municipio en el estado de Kansas;
 Creswell, una ciudad en el estado de Oregón;

Inglaterra
 Creswell, un pueblo en el condado de Derbyshire;
 Creswell, una parroquia civil y un pueblo en el condado de Staffordshire.

Creswell


Margriet Zieder-Ripplinger (* 22. April 1961 in Saarbrücken) ist eine deutsche Politikerin (SPD) und ehemalige Abgeordnete im Landtag des Saarlandes.

Ausbildung und Beruf
Margriet Zieder-Ripplinger absolvierte ein Politologie-Studium. Sie war vor ihrer Wahl in den Landtag des Saarlandes als Referentin des saarländischen Wirtschaftsministeriums bei Interreg tätig.

Politik
Margriet Zieder-Ripplinger engagiert sich innerhalb der SPD in der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Sozialdemokratischer Frauen. Bei der Landtagswahl 2012 erhielt sie ein Mandat im Landtag des Saarlands. Bei der Wahl 2017 verlor sie ihr Mandat.

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Landtagsabgeordneter (Saarland)
Deutscher
Geboren 1961
Frau

Margriet Zieder-Ripplinger


Güzpınarı, Adana ilinin Feke ilçesine bağlı bir mahalledir.

Tarihçe
Mahallenin eski adı "Kisenit" iken sonradan "Güzpınarı" olarak değiştirilmiştir.

Coğrafya
Adana iline 154 km, Feke ilçesine 32 km uzaklıktadır.

Nüfus

Dış bağlantılar
 Yerelnet

Feke'nin mahalleleri

Güzpınarı, Feke


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Karol Dobiaš (n. 18 decembrie 1947) este un fost fotbalist și antrenor slovac. În timpul carierei sale, el a fost un jucător polivalent, jucând ca fundaș sau mijlocaș.

Cariera de jucător
El s-a născut în Handlová. Cariera sa a început în Banik Handlová. În 1965 s-a mutat la Spartak Trnava, unde a obținut cel mai mare succes ca jucător. Cu Spartak a devenit de cinci ori campion al Cehoslovaciei și a câștigat trei cupe naționale. În 1970 și 1971, a fost numit Fotbalistul Cehoslovac al Anului. În 1977 s-a transferat la Bohemians Praga. În timpul carierei sale a jucat de 345 de meciuri în campionatul cehoslovac și a marcat 20 de goluri. În 1980, i s-a permis transferul în străinătate și a ajuns la KSC Lokeren în Belgia. El și-a încheiat cariera în 1984, la Racing Gand.

El a adunat 67 de selecții pentru Cehoslovacia, marcând 6 goluri. Dobias a participat la Campionatul Mondial de Fotbal 1970 și a făcut parte din lotul echipei care a câștigat Campionatul European de Fotbal din 1976. În finală Dobiaš a marcat un gol în victoria Cehoslovaciei cu 2-0 împotriva Germania de Vest.

Cariera ca antrenor
Și-a început cariera de antrenor la echipa de tineret a Bohemians Praga. În sezonul 1993-1994 a antrenat-o pe Sparta Praga și a câștigat liga cehă. Totuși el a fost concediat după doar două jocuri din sezonul următor. În 1995/1996 a antrenat mica echipă pragheză SK Sparta Krč. După aceea el a lucrat pentru mai mulți ani ca scouter pentru Sparta Praga.

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 Profil & statistici - Lokeren

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Fotbaliști slovaci

Karol Dobiaš


Suwa or SUWA may refer to:

Places
 Suwa Province, an old Japanese province located in Tōsandō for a brief period of time, which today composes the southern part of Nagano Prefecture
 Suwa, Nagano, a city in Nagano Prefecture, Japan
 Suwa Shrine (disambiguation), the name of several Shinto shrines in Japan
 Lake Suwa, a lake in the Kiso Mountains, in the central region of Nagano Prefecture, Japan
 Suwa, a small ancient Egyptian site about 10 km south-east of Zagazig in the Nile Delta
 Suwa, Diz, a historical Assyrian hamlet in Hakkari, Turkey

Organizations
 Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, a wilderness preservation organization in the United States based in Salt Lake City, Utah

People
 Michiko Suwa (1935-2015), the maiden name of Japanese-American marathoner Miki Gorman
 Nanaka Suwa (born 1994), Japanese voice actress
 Nejiko Suwa (1920–2012), Japanese violinist
 Nobuhiro Suwa (born 1960), Japanese film director
, Japanese daimyō
 Takahiro Suwa (born 1975), Japanese wrestler better known by his ring name "SUWA"
 Tetsushi Suwa (born 1969), Japanese writer
 Toshinari Suwa (born 1977), Japanese marathon runner
 Suwa Kanenori (1897–1932), Japanese woodblock print artist
 Suwa Yorimitsu (1480–1540), Japanese warlord of the Shinano Province
 Suwa Yorishige (1516–1542), Japanese lord of Kuwabara castle

Fictional characters
 Amaki Suwa, Goshiki Suwa, and Masuzu Suwa, fictional characters from the Strike Witches franchise

Other
 Suwa', an idol mentioned in the Qur'an
 Suwa, the traditional beer of the Tigray Region in Ethiopia.

See also

Suva (disambiguation)

Japanese-language surnames

Suwa


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Calea ferată forestieră Dolia–Pipirig–Mănăstirea Neamț a fost o cale ferată forestieră cu ecartament îngust ce lega cătunul Dolia de Mănăstirea Neamț, pe văile Neamțului și Nemțișorului, și respectiv văile Tărâțeni și Agăpieni de cătunul Tărâțeni. Construită după Al Doilea Război Mondial, a avut scopul de asigura transportul lemnului de la exploatările forestiere din Munții Neamțului către fabricile de cherestea de la Mănăstirea Neamț și Tărâțeni.

În contextul faptului că transportul auto era mai profitabil, a fost abandonată treptat în a doua jumătate a anilor 1960 și ulterior demontată în anii 1972-1973.

Context
În ideea de a lega cu orașul Târgu Neamț exploatările forestiere din ocoalele silvice Pipirig, Mănăstirea Neamț și Târgu Neamț, în anul 1930 Direcția silvică Bacău a început să studieze construirea unei căi ferate. În proiectul executat de către inginerii Nicolae Versesc, Stelian Șerbănescu și Dumitru Ivanovici, aceasta ar fi urmat să aibă o lungime totală de 48,6 km, fiind formată din următoarele linii:
 cea principală: Târgu Neamț-Dolia cu o lungime de 27,6 km
 o ramură spre Mănăstirea Neamț de 14,1 km
 o ramură spre Mănăstirea Secu de 6,9 km

Sub rezerva construirii unei căi ferate între Pașcani și Târgu Neamț, necesară expedierii lemnului spre consumatori, proiectul a fost aprobat. Dat fiind faptul că respectiva linie nu a mai fost realizată, proiectul construirii liniei forestiere a fost și el abandonat.

Construcție
Pe fondul unei presiuni în creștere a nevoii de lemn, parțial datorată necesității achitării reparațiilor de război către URSS și a lipsei drumurilor și camioanelor adecvate, în anii 1950 a existat o dezvoltare semnificativă a căilor ferate forestiere înguste cu ecartamentul de 760 mm. Noi secțiuni au fost astfel deschise în zonele montane, folosindu-se pe plan local "munca patriotică".În zona Pipirig-Râșca-Târgu Neamț, Casa Autonomă a Pădurilor Statului înființase în 1939 o companie mixtă cu Deutsche Forstung Holzwirtschaftsgesellschaft, acoperind 34.000 de hectare. Suprafața în cauză a fost preluată după Al Doilea Război Mondial în exploatare de către noua companie mixtă sovieto-română SOVROMLEMN, în care participația germană fusese preluată de sovietici.
Deși ca proiect fusese abandonată anterior, în perioda 1952-1955 societatea SOVROMLEMN a construit totuși respectiva cale ferată. Aceasta avea un ecartament de 760 mm și o lungime finală de 44,8 km, având scopul de asigura transportul lemnului de la exploatările forestiere din Munții Neamțului către fabricile de cherestea de la Mănăstirea Neamț și Tărâțeni.  De la Târgu Neamț, lemnul urma să fie transportat înafara zonei, pe șosea.

În vederea construcției, autoritățile au folosit munca deținuților politici, a elevilor și militarilor.

Exploatare
Calea ferată forestieră din zona Pipirig a fost formată din următoarele linii:
 ce principală: Dolia–Boboiești–Pipirig–Fabrica de cherestea de la Mănăstirea Neamț, cu o lungime de 33,2 km
 două ramuri care porneau de la Mănăstirea Neamț
 pe valea Maghernița, de 3 km
 pe Valea Nemțișorului, de 4,6 km
 o cale ferată independentă la Tărâțeni, de 4 km. Aceasta avea două ramuri:
 pe valea Tărâțeni de 1 km
 pe valea Agăpieni de 3 km

Desființare
Calea ferată a fost distrusă în mod repetat, de torenți.
La sfârșitul anilor 1950 și începutul anilor 1960, sistemul de căi ferate forestiere a început să fie depășit din punct de vedere al rentabilității economice, de sistemul de drumuri forestiere, cu atât mai mult cu cât ultimul putea folosi atât activităților miniere (și în mod particular exploatării petrolului), cât și turismului. Deciziei politice luate în anul 1957 în favoarea drumurilor forestiere, i s-au adăugat problemele generate de inundațiile care distrugeau sistemele de transport. De asemenea, apariția unei noi rețele de unități de procesare a lemnului a impus rebalansarea expolatării masei lemnoase, iar apariția unui sistem integrat de exploatare și transport a determinat orientarea către modalități de exploatare specifice, adaptate cererii de moment a pieței. În plus, sistemele de căi ferate forestiere au devenit, mai ales acolo unde terenul era instabil și supus acțiunii negative a elementelor naturale, incapabile să asigure atât un volum semnificativ de masă lemnoasă atunci când era necesar, cât și raționalizarea acestuia atunci când situația o impunea.
În acest context, calea ferată a fost treptat abandonată și ulterior închisă, în intervalul 1966-1968. În perioada 1972-1973 ea a fost demontată, iar terasamentul a fost transformat în șosea.

Referințe

Bibliografie
 Turnock, David; The Economy of East Central Europe, 1815-1989: Stages of Transformation in a Peripheral Region; Routlege Taylor & Francis Group; London UK & New York USA; 2006; ISBN 9781138878280
 Turnock, David; The Economy of East Central Europe, 1815-1989: Stages of Transformation in a Peripheral Region; Routlege Taylor & Francis Group; London UK & New York USA; 2006; ISBN 9781138878280

Legături externe
 Harta liniilor de cale ferată forestieră din zona Pipirig; ZiarTârguNeamț.ro

Dolia–Pipirig–Mănăstirea Neamț
Dolia–Pipirig–Mănăstirea Neamț
Transportul în județul Neamț


Kurt Alder (10. júlí 1902 - 20. júní 1958) var þýskur efnafræðingur og nóbelsverðlaunahafi.

Var honum veittur nóbellinn í efnafræði ásamt Otto Diels, fyrir þeirra athuganir á því sem í dag er nefnt Diels–Alder-efnahvarf.

Er stór gígur á tunglinu eftir honum nefndur.

Nóbelsverðlaunahafar í efnafræði
Þýskir efnafræðingar

Kurt Alder


Lagărul de concentrare Bergen-Belsen a fost un lagăr de concentrare și exterminare nazist situat la sud-vest de orașul Bergen, lângă Celle, landul Saxonia Inferioară (în ), în nordul Germaniei. Conceput inițial pentru prizonierii de război, apoi pentru evrei deținuți pentru eventuale schimburi de prizonieri, el a devenit un lagăr de repartiție a evreilor spre alte lagăre.

Personalități exterminate la Bergen-Belsen
Între personalitățile ucise la Bergen-Belsen s-au numărat politicianul Heinrich Jasper (SPD) și scriitoarea Anne Frank.

În film
Tatăl regizorului Roberto Benigni a fost deținut la Bergen-Belsen. Filmul La vita è bella a tematizat experiența respectivă.

Referințe

Legături externe

 Bergen-Belsen Memorial
 The United States' Holocaust Memorial website on Belsen
 Bergen-Belsen Death Camp from Holocaust Survivors and Remembrance Project: "Forget You Not"
 Film footage of Belsen concentration camp and its destruction
 Harold Le Druillenec, from the Channel Islands, was the only British survivor of Bergen Belsen. This link is to his testimony at the Bergen-Belsen trial of his experience there.
 BBC Journalist Richard Dimbleby's original Radio Report from April 15.
 Frontline "Memory of the Camps" (includes footage of liberation of Belsen)
 The Belsen Trial of Joseph Kramer and 44 Others (full trial report)
 "A Personal Account" by Leonard Berney, Lt-Col R.A. T.D.(Rtd)
 Filmed Lecture of First-hand Account of the Liberation of Belsen by Leonard Berney, Lt-Col R.A. T.D.(Rtd)
 Map of the camp, Georgia Institute of Technology
 Pictures of the liberation at Time-Life
 Jewish Calendar and Prayers from Bergen-Belsen
 Bergen Belsen and Beyond Holocaust Diary

Lagăre de concentrare naziste din Germania
Istoria Saxoniei Inferioare

Lagărul de concentrare Bergen-Belsen


I. Rükneddin Mesud (Arap alfabesiyle: ركن الدين مسعود (Rukn ed-Dīn Mes'ūd)) (1095-1156) en uzun süre hüküm sürmüş Anadolu Selçuklu Sultanı'dır.

Danişmendli Beyi olan kayınpederi Emir Gazi sayesinde Anadolu Selçuklu tahtına çıkmış, kardeşleri Arapşah, Şahinşah ve Tuğrul Arslan'dan kurtulup tahtını sağlamlaştırmıştır. Onun saltanatının Emir Gazi'nin ölümüne kadar olan döneminde devlet kısmen bağımsızlığını kaybetti; Danişmendliler'in uydusu haline geldi. Ancak Emir Gazi'nin ölümünden sonra izlediği siyaset sayesinde Mesud, Türkiye Selçuklularının Anadolu'daki üstünlüğünü yeniden kurmayı başardı. 1147'de II. Haçlı Seferine çıkan Haçlı ordusunu Dorileon Muharebesi'nde yenerek babası I. Kılıçarslan'ın 50 yıl önce aynı yerdeki yenilgisinin intikamını aldı.

Yaşamı
I. Kılıç Arslan'ın oğullarındandır. Babasının Büyük Selçuklu emiri Emir Çavlı ile yaptığı savaş sırasında genç yaşta beklenmedik ölümünden sonra Türkiye Selçuklu Devleti tahtı bir süre boş kalmıştı. Kılıçarslan'ın geride bıraktığı dört varisten büyük oğlu Şahinşah esir olarak Büyük Selçuklu Devleti'nin başkenti İsfahan'a; en küçük oğlu Tuğrul ise Emir Bozkuş tarafından annesi Ayşe Hatun ile birlikte Musul'dan Malatya'ya götürülmüştü. Arap ve Mesud'un bu dönemde nerede oldukları konusunda pek fazla bilgi yoktur ancak Anadolu'nun çeşitli yerlerine yerleşen Türkmen kültürlerinin yanında oldukları düşünülür.

Şahinşah'ın üç yıl sonra serbest kalıp tahta çıkmasına kadar Danişmendliler Anadolu'nun en büyük gücü haline geldiler. Şahinşah'ın tahta geçişine kadar Mesud'un Danişmentlilerin yardımıyla Akşehir, Konya hattında bulunduğu; Melik Arab'ın ise Ankara ve çevresinde bulunduğu ve Bizans'a karşı akınlar düzenledikleri bilinir. Mesud, Danişmend Beyi Emir Gazi'nin kızı ile evlenerek Danişmendli ailesine damat olmuştur.

Mesud ile Melik Arapşah, Şahinşah'ın Anadolu Selçuklu tahtına oturmasından sonra tarafından Konya'da hapsedildiler.

Şahinşah ile mücadelesi
Üç yıllık saltanat boşluğu sırasında Bizanslılar Batı Anadolu topraklarını yeniden ele geçirmeye başlamıştı. Bu toprakları geri almak için Bizans ile mücadeleye başlayan Şehinşah, 1116'da imparator I. Aleksios ile yaptığı savaştan sonra imparatorun Afyonkarahisar'daki karargahında barış imzaladı. Mesud, bu sırada serbest kaldı ve Danişmendliler'in yardımı ile tahtı ele geçirmek için harekete geçti. Kimi kaynaklara göre Şehinşah'ın bir emiri ona isyan ederek Mesud'u hapisten çıkarmış; Danişmendli Emir Gazi'nin yanına götürmüş ve onu sultan ilan etmişlerdir.

Kardeşi Mesud'un sultanlık için harekete geçtiğini haber alan Şahinşah da hemen Konya'ya doğru hareket etti. Bizans imparatorunun kendisine Bizans kuvvetlerinin eşlik etmesi önerisini geri çevirmişti. Şahinşah'ın birlikleri yolda Mesud'un güçleri ile karşılaşınca Akşehir'e çok yakın olan Tyragion kasabasına gittiler. Mesud'un kasabayı kuşatması üzerine halk Şehinşah'ı kendisine teslim etti (1116). Şehinşah'ın gözlerine mil çektiren Mesud, onu Konya'da hapsettirdi. Ancak bir süre sonra Şahinşah'ın gözlerinin tam kör olmadığı anlaşılınca yeniden saltanat mücadelesine girişebileceği endişesi ile onu öldürtmüştür (1118).

II. İoannis'in Anadolu seferi
Sultan Mesud, Bizans imparatoru I. Aleksios'un 15 Ağustos 1118'de ölümü ve tahtın el değiştirmesini fırsat bilerek Bizans'ın elindeki Denizli ve civarını ele geçirdi; ancak yeni imparator II. İoannis 1119'da Anadolu'ya sefere çıkarak bu toprakları geri aldığı gibi 1120'de Türk akınlarına son vermek üzere yeni bir sefere çıkarak Uluborlu kalesini ele geçirmiştir. Ayrıca Bizans ordusu Antalya'ya kadar ilerleyerek birçok kaleyi Türkler'in elinden almıştır.

Tuğrul Aslan ile mücadelesi
Mesud, kendisini taht kavgasında destekleyen ve Konya'yı almasını sağlayan kayınpederi Emir Gazi'ye bağlılığını Emir Gazi'nin ölümüne dek sürdürdü. Kardeşi Tuğrul Aslan'ın kontrolünde bulunan Malatya'yı ele geçirmesi için Emir Gazi'ye destek verdi.

Ayşe Hatun, Malatya'da oğlu Tuğrul Aslan'ın hakimiyetini devam ettirmek için elinden geleni yapıyordu. Siyasi varlığını koruyabilmek için çeşitli evlilikler yapan Ayşe Hatun, son olarak Anadolu'nun güçlü beylerinden Artuklu Belek ile evlenmişti. Belek Gazi'nin Franklar ile yaptığı bir mücadelede ölümü (1124) üzerine Emir Gazi, Ayşe Hatun'un yeni bir eş bulmasına fırsat vermeden Malatya'yı kuşattı. Bir ay kadar kuşatmaya devam eden Gazi, daha sonra kuşatmayı oğlu Muhammet'e bırakarak oradan ayrıldı. Muhammet altı ay daha kuşatmayı sürdürdü ve sonunda açlık sebebiyle daha fazla dayanamayan Malatya, Danişmendlilerin eline geçti Ayşe Hatun ve oğlu Tuğrul Arslan, Minşar (Maşara / Mışar) kalesine çekilerek şehri Danişmendlilere bıraktılar (1 Zilkade 518 / 10 Aralık 1124).

Melik Arap ile mücadelesi
Ankara, Kastamonu ve Çankırı'da hüküm süren Melik Arap, kardeşi Sultan Mesud'un Emir Gazi'nin Malatya seferine katılmasını ve şehri diğer kardeşlerinden alıp Danişmendlilere bırakmasını onaylamayarak isyan etti. Mesud'un yardım istemek için Bizans başkenti İstanbul'a gittiği sırada Melik Arap Konya'yı kuşattı (1126).

Bizans İmparatoru II. İoannis'dan çok miktarda para ve asker desteği alan Mesud, Emîr Gazi ile birlikte Melik Arap'ın üzerine yürüyerek onu yendi; hakimi olduğu bölgeleri almayı başardı. Mücadeleden vazgeçen Melik Arap 522 (1128) veya 523'te (1129) ölmüştür.

Bizans İmparatoru'nun kardeşi Isaakos'un Selçuklulara sığınması
1130 yılında II. İoannis'in kardeşi İsaakios, İstanbul'da hükümdarlığı ele geçirme girişiminde bulunup başarısız olunca önce Selçuklu Sultanı I. Mesud'a, sonra da Dânişmendli Hükümdarı Emîr Gazi'ye sığındı. Daha sonra Ermeni Leo'nun yanına gidip kızıyla evlenen Isaakos, Ermeni Leo ile arası açılınca Sultan Mesud'a sığındı. İsaakios'un kışkırtmasıyla Sultan Mesud, Tarabzon merkezli Haldia'nın bağımsız prensi Konstantinos Gavras, Kilikya Ermeni Prensi Leon ve Latin Kudüs Kralı arasında Bizans'a karşı oluşturulması planlanan fiiliyata dönüşmedi, İsaakios 1136'da kardeşiyle uzlaştı. Ancak oğlu İoannis Çelepes Komnenos tekrar Türklere kaçmış ve Müslüman olarak Sultan Mesud'un kızlarından birisi ile evlenmiştir.

Melik Muhammed ile ilişkiler
Sultan Mesud'un Arapşah, Şahinşah ve Tuğrul Arslan'dan kurtulup tahtını sağlamlaştırmasını sağlayan Emir Gazi, 1134'te hayatını kaybetti ve Melik Muhammed Danişmed Beyi oldu. Sultan Mesud, Emir Gazi'nin ölümünden sonra Danişmendli topraklarına yürüyen Bizans İmparatoru II. İoannis ile anlaşıp savaşa asker yolladı ancak Bizans ordusu Çankırı'yı kuşattığı sırada kuvvetlerini geri çekti ve Bizans kuşatmayı kaldırmak zorunda kaldı. 1137'de İmparator Suriye seferine çıktığında ise Mesud Bizans topraklarına saldırarak onun geri dönmesine sebep oldu. Mesud, muhtemelen Bizans imparatorunun Dânişmendliler'in eski merkezi Niksar'ı kuşattığı sırada da (1140) kayınbiraderi Muhammed'e yardım etmiştir. Türk akıncılar 1142'de Antalya yöresine kadar ilerlediler. O yıl Melik Muhammed'in ölümü üzerine Danişmendli Beyliği'nde saltanat mücadeleleri başladı. Sultan Mesud'un Danişmendli hükümdarı Muhammed döneminde uyguladığı siyaset, Türkiye Selçuklu Devleti'ni Anadolu'da Danişmendliler ile eşit seviyeye getirmeyi sağlamıştır.

Anadolu'da üstünlüğü ele geçirmesi
Sultan Mesud, 1142'de Türkiye Selçuklularının Anadolu'daki üstünlüğünü yeniden kurma fırsatını Melik Muhamedin ölümünden sonra elde etti. Danişmendli Devleti, Melik Muhammed'in ölümünden sonra merkezleri Kayseri, Sivas ve Malatya olan üç kısma ayrıldı. Mesud, Kayseri meliki Zünun'u himaye etti. Zünnun dışındakilerle mücadelesini, onları itaat altına alıncaya kadar sürdürdü Önce Sivas Meliki Yağıbasan'ı yendi, ardından Malatya'yı kuşattı (1143). Bizans ordusunun ülkesine geldiği haberi üzerine üç ay sonra kuşatmayı kaldırıp Konya'ya dönmek zorunda kaldıysa da Malatya hakimi Aynüddevle'nin kendisini metbu tanımasını sağladı.

Mesud, Danişmendliler ile mücadelesini sürdürürken bir yandan da Türkler'i Anadolu'dan atmak isteyen Bizans imparatorları ve kalabalık Haçlı orduları ile mücadele etmişti.

Bizans İmparatoru Manuil ile mücadelesi
İkinci Suriye seferine çıkan Bizans İmparatoru II. İoannis'in 1143 yılı Mart ayında beklenmedik şekilde hayatını kaybetmesinde sonra Mesud, ani taht değişikliğini fırsat bilerek Bizans topraklarına akınlarda bulundu. Selçuklu-Bizans sınırındaki Bizans'a ait Prakana Kalesi'ni aldığı için öfkelenen yeni imparator Manuil'un ordusu 1146'da Konya önlerine kadar ilerledi ancak Konya ve çevresini yağmalatıp geri dönmek zorunda kaldı. Bizans ordusu, Konya'dan kendi topraklarına varıncaya kadar Türkler tarafından ağır kayıplara uğratıldı. Sultan Mesud, Avrupa'dan gelen Haçlı orduları tehlikesi nedeniyle barış teklif etti. Selçuklular'ın Prakana kalesini ve daha önce Bizans'dan aldıkları birkaç kaleyi geri vermesi şartıyla barış yapıldı.

II. Haçlı ordusu ile mücadelesi

Urfa Haçlı Kontluğu'nun kaldırılması üzerine düzenlenen Haçlı Ordusu, 26 Ekim 1147'de Dorylaion (Eskişehir) civarında Selçuklu Ordusu tarafından ağır bir mağlubiyete uğratıldı. Sultan Mesud, bu zaferle babası I. Kılıcarslan'ın 1092'de Eskişehir'de uğradığı yenilginin intikamını almış oldu.

Güneydoğu Anadolu'daki Haçlılar Üzerine Sefer

Sultan Mesud, II. Haçlı Seferi'nde Haçlıların gücünü büyük ölçüde kırdıktan ve Bizans İmparatoru ile barış yaptıktan sonra Güneydoğu Anadolu üzerine sefere çıktı. Sultan Mesud, kazandığı bu zaferlerle kendini daha serbest hissediyor ve Anadolu'da yeni fetihler yapma fırsatını yakalamış oluyordu. Bunun dışında II. Joscelin'in kendisine alaycı bir mektup göndermesini de dikkate alarak Artuklular, Zengiler ve oğlu Kılıç Arslanile birlikte 1149'da sefere çıktı.
Maraş önlerine gelen Sultan Mesud kısa bir kuşatmadan sonra 11 Eylül 1149'da amanla Haçlıların idaresindeki bu şehri aldı.

1150 yılının ilkbaharında Sultan Mesud, oğlu Kılıçarslan'ı da yanına alarak ikinci kez Haçlılar üzerine sefere çıktı. 22 Mayıs 1150'de Keysun'u (Göksun) fethetti. Bundan 8 gün sonra (30 Mayıs 1150'de) Behisni Kalesi'ne hakim oldu. Ve 3 Haziran 1150 tarihinde de Ra'bân şehrini teslim aldı. Sultan, buradan da Tell-Bâşir Kalesi'ni kuşatmaya başladı.

Kilikya seferi ve ölümü
Kilikya Ermeni Kralı II. Toros'un topraklarını genişletmek için Bizans ve Selçuklu topraklarına saldırması üzerine Sultan Mesud, Bizans İmparatoru II. Manuil ile anlaştı ve a Dânişmendli Yağıbasan'ı da yanına alarak ordusuyla harekete geçti (1153). Ermenilerin direnişi ile karşılaşan Sultan Mesud ilerlemek istemedi. Bir dostluk ve ittifak ahidnâmesi yazdırıp bunu yeminle tasdik ettikten sonra bir elçi vasıtasıyla Ermeni hâkimine gönderdi ve hiç kimseye zarar vermeden geri döndü. Ancak Bizans imparatorunun talebi üzerine 1154 Mart'ında yeniden Kilikya seferine çıktı. Ancak doğal afetler yüzünden geri çekilmek zorunda kalan Sultan Mesud, Toros ile anlaşma yaptı. Bu sefer gibi çok sayıda insan, hayvan, silah ve teçhizat kaybına yol açtı. Seferden döndükten sonra hastalanan Sultan on ay süren bir rahatsızlık devresinden sonra 1155 yılında öldü.

I. Mesud, geleneğe uyarak ülkesini üç oğlu (Kılıç Arslan, Dolat ve Şahinşah) arasında paylaştırmış; Elbistan Meliki lan Kılıçarslan'ı veliaht ilan etmişti. Ölümünün ardından oğulları vearasında taht kavgaları başladı.

Kaynakça

1095 doğumlular
1156 yılında ölenler
Anadolu Selçuklu sultanları
İkinci Haçlı Seferinde Müslümanlar
12. yüzyıl hükümdarları

I. Mesud


වේසොප්‍රෙසින්, හෙවත් ප්‍රතිමෞත්‍රල්‍ය හෝර්මෝනය (ADH),   ආර්ජිනීන් වේසොප්‍රෙසින් (AVP) හෝ ආර්ජිප්‍රෙසින්, යනුවෙන් හැඳින්වෙන්නේ හෝර්මෝන synthesized as a peptide prohormone in neurons in the hypothalamus, and is converted to AVP. It then travels down the axon of that cell, which terminates in the posterior pituitary, and is released from vesicles into the circulation in response to extracellular fluid hypertonicity (hyperosmolality). AVP has two primary functions. First, it increases the amount of solute-free water reabsorbed back into the circulation from the filtrate in the kidney tubules of the nephrons. Second, AVP constricts arterioles, which increases peripheral vascular resistance and raises arterial blood pressure.

A third function is possible. Some AVP may be released directly into the brain from the hypothalamus, and may play an important role in social behavior, sexual motivation and pair bonding, and maternal responses to stress.

Vasopressin induces differentiation of stem cells into cardiomyocytes and promotes heart muscle homeostasis.

It has a very short half-life, between 16–24 minutes.

ආශ්‍රේයයන්

වැඩිදුර කියවීමට

Neuropeptides
Posterior pituitary hormones
Neuroendocrinology
Renal physiology
Vasopressin receptor agonists
Orgasm
Antidiuretics

වේසොප්‍රෙසින්


Rory Patrick Lamont (Perth, 10 de octubre de 1982) es un profesor y exrugbista británico que se desempeñaba mayoritariamene como fullback. Fue internacional con el Cardo de 2005 a 2012.

Biografía
Es hermano menor del también exrugbista internacional Sean Lamont, siendo los decimonovenos hermanos que representaron a Escocia. Mientras estudiaba en la Universidad de Northampton jugaba rugby con los Northampton Saints y se recibió de profesor de educación física.

Desde su retiro, ejerce su profesión y se embarca en una campaña de concienciación sobre las conmociones cerebrales sufridas por los rugbistas.

Carrera
Debutó en la primera de los Northampton Saints, que entonces jugaba el RFU Championship, mientras era un estudiante. Su gran desempeño logró que sea contratado por los Glasgow Warriors a los 21 años y permaneció con ellos hasta la temporada 2007, cuando se unió a los Sale Sharks.

En febrero de 2009 se anunció que Rory se uniría al Rugby Club Toulonnais del poderoso francés Top 14. El 27 de noviembre de 2011 rescindió su contrato, porque sentía que no estaba logrando suficiente tiempo de juego y así arriesgaba perder su lugar en la selección escocesa. Inmediatamente fue contactado por los Harlequins FC, los Northampton Saints y los Saracens; pero finalmente decidió regresar a los Glasgow Warriors, ya que es uno de los solo dos equipos profesionales escoceses.

El 26 de abril de 2013 con solo 30 años anunció su retiro, citando como factor decisivo su incapacidad para recuperarse completamente de la pierna rota que había sufrido el año anterior.

Selección nacional
Matt Williams lo convocó al Cardo para disputar el Torneo de las Seis Naciones 2005 y debutó contra Dragones rojos, marcando dos tries en el Estadio Murrayfield. Luego fue seleccionado a Escocia A para jugar la Churchill Cup 2006 y allí se alineó como wing y de centro.

Su última prueba la jugó ante Les Bleus por el Torneo de las Seis Naciones 2012 y fue aquí donde sufrió la lesión que lo obligó a retirarse un año después. En total jugó 29 pruebas, enfrentó a las nueve selecciones más poderosas del mundo y marcó seis tries (30 puntos).

Participaciones en Copas del Mundo
Frank Hadden lo llevó a Francia 2007 como fullback titular y jugó todas las pruebas.

El inglés Andy Robinson lo llevó a Nueva Zelanda 2011, como suplente de la estrella Chris Paterson. Solo jugó contra Georgia, siendo titular y sustituido al minuto 71.

Referencias

Nacidos en Perth (Escocia)
Jugadores de rugby de Escocia
Jugadores de los Glasgow Warriors
Jugadores de la selección de rugby de Escocia
Jugadores de los Sale Sharks
Rugbistas del Rugby Club Toulonnais

Rory Lamont


Onthophagus velliger é uma espécie de inseto do género Onthophagus, família Scarabaeidae, ordem Coleoptera.

Foi descrita cientificamente por D'Orbigny em 1907.

Referências

Ligações externas

velliger
Coleópteros descritos em 1907

Onthophagus velliger


This is a list of hospitals in Australia.

Australian Capital Territory

Public
 Calvary Public Hospital – Bruce
 The Canberra Hospital – Garran
 Queen Elizabeth II Family Centre – Curtin
 University of Canberra Hospital – Belconnen

Private
 Brindabella Endoscopy and Day Surgery Centre – Garran
 Calvary John James Hospital – Deakin
 Calvary Private Hospital Bruce – Bruce
 Canberra Imaging Group Angiography/Interventional Suite – Deakin
 National Capital Private Hospital – Garran

New South Wales

Public
 Albury Wodonga Health (Albury Campus) – Albury
 Armidale Hospital – Armidale
 Auburn Hospital – Auburn
 Ballina Hospital – Ballina
 Balmain Hospital – Balmain
 Balranald Multi Purpose Service – Balranald
 Bankstown Lidcombe Hospital – Bankstown
 Baradine Multi Purpose Service – Baradine
 Barham Hospital – Barham
 Barraba Multi Purpose Service – Barraba
 Batemans Bay Hospital – Batemans Bay
 Bathurst Hospital – Bathurst
 Batlow/Adelong Multi Purpose Service – Batlow
 Bellinger River District Hospital – Bellingen
 Belmont Hospital – Belmont
 Berrigan Multi Purpose Service – Berrigan
 Bingara Multi Purpose Service – Bingara
 Blacktown Hospital – Blacktown
 Blayney Multi Purpose Service – Blayney
 Blue Mountains District ANZAC Memorial Hospital – Katoomba
 Boggabri Multi Purpose Service – Boggabri
 Bombala Multi Purpose Service – Bombala
 Bonalbo Hospital – Bonalbo
 Boorowa Multi Purpose Service – Boorowa
 Bourke Multi Purpose Service – Bourke
 Bourke Street Health Service – Goulburn
 Bowral and District Hospital – Bowral
 Braeside Hospital – Prairiewood
 Braidwood Multi Purpose Service – Braidwood
 Brewarrina Multi Purpose Service – Brewarrina
 Broken Hill Hospital – Broken Hill
 Bulahdelah Hospital – Bulahdelah
 Bulli Hospital – Bulli
 Byron Bay Hospital – Byron Bay
 Calvary Hospital – Kogarah
 Calvary Mater Newcastle Hospital – Waratah
 Camden Hospital – Camden
 Campbelltown Hospital – Campbelltown
 Canowindra Hospital – Canowindra
 Canterbury Hospital – Campsie
 Casino Hospital – Casino
 Cessnock Hospital – Cessnock
 Children's Hospital at Westmead – Westmead – Westmead
 Cobar Hospital – Cobar
 Coffs Harbour Hospital – Coffs Harbour
 Coledale Hospital – Coledale
 Collarenebri Multi Purpose Service – Collarenebri
 Concord Repatriation General Hospital – Concord
 Condobolin Hospital – Condobolin
 Coolah Multi Purpose Service – Coolah
 Coolamon Multi Purpose Service – Coolamon
 Cooma Hospital – Cooma
 Coonabarabran Hospital – Coonabarabran
 Coonamble Multi Purpose Service – Coonamble
 Cootamundra Hospital – Cootamundra
 Coraki Hospital – Coraki
 Coral Tree Family Centre – North Ryde
 Corowa Hospital – Corowa
 Cowra Hospital – Cowra
 Crookwell Hospital – Crookwell
 Cudal Health Service – Cudal
 Culcairn Multi Purpose Service – Culcairn
 Cumberland Hospital – Westmead
 David Berry Hospital – Berry
 Delegate Multi Purpose Service – Delegate
 Deniliquin Hospital – Deniliquin
 Denman Multi Purpose Service – Denman
 Dorrigo Multi Purpose Service – Dorrigo
 Dubbo Hospital – Dubbo
 Dunedoo Multi Purpose Service – Dunedoo
 Dungog Hospital – Dungog
 Eugowra Hospital – Eugowra
 Fairfield Hospital – Prairiewood
 Finley Hospital – Finley
 Forbes Hospital – Forbes
 Forster-Tuncurry District Hospital – Forster (opening soon)
 Gilgandra Multi Purpose Service – Gilgandra
 Glen Innes Hospital – Glen Innes
 Gloucester Hospital – Gloucester
 Goodooga Health Service – Goodooga
 Gosford Hospital – Gosford
 Goulburn Base Hospital – Goulburn
 Gower Wilson Multi Purpose Service – Lord Howe Island
 Grafton Base Hospital – Grafton
 Greenwich Hospital – Greenwich
 Grenfell Multi Purpose Service – Grenfell
 Griffith Base Hospital – Griffith
 Gulargambone Multi Purpose Service – Gulargambone
 Gulgong Health Service – Gulgong
 Gundagai Hospital – Gundagai
 Gunnedah Hospital – Gunnedah
 Guyra Multi Purpose Service – Guyra
 Hawkesbury Hospital – Windsor
 Hay Hospital – Hay
 Henty Multi Purpose Service – Henty
 Hillston Hospital – Hillston
 Holbrook Hospital – Holbrook
 Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital – Hornsby
 Hunter New England Mater Mental Health Service – Newcastle
 Illawarra Mental Health Services
 Inverell Hospital – Inverell
 Ivanhoe Hospital – Ivanhoe
 Jerilderie Multi Purpose Service – Jerilderie
 John Hunter Hospital – New Lambton
 Junee Multi Purpose Service – Junee
 Justice Health Services – Malabar
 Karitane Mothercraft Society – Carramar
 Kempsey Hospital – Kempsey
 Kenmore Hospital – Kenmore
 Kiama Hospital – Kiama
 Kurri Kurri Hospital – Kurri Kurri
 Kyogle Multi Purpose Service – Kyogle
 Lake Cargelligo Multi Purpose Service – Lake Cargelligo
 Leeton Hospital – Leeton
 Lightning Ridge Multi Purpose Service – Lightning Ridge
 Lismore Base Hospital – Lismore
 Lithgow Hospital – Lithgow
 Liverpool Hospital – Liverpool
 Lockhart Hospital – Lockhart
 Long Jetty Health Care Centre – Killarney Vale
 Lourdes Hospital Dubbo – Dubbo
 Macksville Hospital – Macksville
 Maclean Hospital – Maclean
 Macquarie Hospital – North Ryde
 Maitland Hospital – Maitland
 Manilla Hospital – Manilla
 Manly Hospital – Manly
 Manning Hospital – Taree
 Menindee Health Service – Menindee
 Mercy Care Hospital – Albury – Albury
 Mercy Care Hospital – Young – Young
 Merriwa Multi Purpose Service – Merriwa
 Milton Ulladulla Hospital – Milton
 Molong Hospital – Molong
 Mona Vale Hospital – Mona Vale
 Moree Hospital – Moree
 Morisset Hospital – Morisset
 Moruya Hospital – Moruya
 Mount Druitt Hospital – Mount Druitt
 Mudgee Hospital – Mudgee
 Mullumbimby Hospital – Mullumbimby
 Murrumburrah-Harden Hospital – Harden
 Murwillumbah Hospital – Murwillumbah
 Muswellbrook Hospital – Muswellbrook
 Narrabri Hospital – Narrabri
 Narrandera Hospital – Narrandera
 Narromine Hospital – Narromine
 Nepean Hospital – Kingswood
 Neringah Hospital – Wahroonga
 Nimbin Multi Purpose Service – Nimbin
 Northern Beaches Hospital – Frenchs Forest
 Nyngan Multi Purpose Service – Nyngan
 Oberon Multi Purpose Service – Oberon
 Orange Health Service – Orange
 Pambula Hospital – Pambula
 Parkes Hospital – Parkes
 Peak Hill Hospital – Peak Hill
 Port Kembla Hospital – Warrawong
 Port Macquarie Hospital – Port Macquarie
 Portland Hospital – Portland
 Prince of Wales Hospital – Randwick
 Queanbeyan District Hospital – Queanbeyan
 Quirindi Hospital – Quirindi
 Rivendell Child, Adolescent and Family Unit – Concord West
 Riverlands Drug and Alcohol Centre – Lismore
 Royal Hospital for Women – Randwick
 Royal North Shore Hospital – St Leonards
 Royal Prince Alfred Hospital – Camperdown
 Royal Prince Alfred Institute of Rheumatology & Orthopaedics – Camperdown
 Royal Rehabilitation Hospital – Ryde
 Ryde Hospital – Eastwood
 Rylstone Multi Purpose Service – Rylstone
 Sacred Heart Hospice – Darlinghurst
 Scone Hospital – Scone
 Shellharbour Hospital – Mount Warrigal
 Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital – Nowra
 Singleton District Hospital – Singleton
 South East Regional Hospital – Bega
 Springwood Hospital – Springwood
 St George Hospital NSW – Kogarah
 St John of God Hospital Richmond – Richmond
 St Joseph's Hospital – Auburn
 St Vincent's Hospital – Darlinghurst
 Sutherland Hospital – Caringbah
 Sydney Children's Hospital – Randwick
 Sydney Dental Hospital – Surry Hills
 Sydney Hospital (oldest hospital in Australia, dating from 1788) / Sydney Eye Hospital – Sydney
 Tamworth Hospital – Tamworth
 Temora Hospital – Temora
 Tenterfield Hospital – Tenterfield
 Thomas Walker Hospital – Concord West
 Tibooburra Hospital – Tibooburra
 Tingha Multi Purpose Service – Tingha
 Tocumwal Hospital – Tocumwal
 Tomaree Hospital – Nelson Bay
 Tottenham Multi Purpose Service – Tottenham
 Trangie Multi Purpose Service – Trangie
 Tresillian Family Care Centre, Canterbury – Belmore
 Tresillian Family Care Centre, Kingswood – Kingswood
 Trundle Multi Purpose Health Service – Trundle
 The Tweed Hospital – Tweed Heads
 Tullamore Multi Purpose Health Service – Tullamore
 Tumbarumba Multi Purpose Service – Tumbarumba
 Tumut Hospital – Tumut
 Urana Multi Purpose Service – Urana
 Urbenville Multi Purpose Service – Urbenville
 Vegetable Creek Multi Purpose Service Emmaville – Emmaville
 Wagga Wagga Calvary Hospital – Wagga Wagga
 Wagga Wagga Rural Referral Hospital – Wagga Wagga
 Walcha Multi Purpose Service – Walcha
 Walgett Hospital – Walgett
 War Memorial Hospital – Waverley
 Warialda Multi Purpose Service – Warialda
 Warren Multi Purpose Service – Warren
 Wauchope Hospital – Wauchope
 Wee Waa Hospital – Wee Waa
 Wellington Hospital – Wellington
 Wentworth Hospital – Wentworth
 Wentworth Psychiatric Services – Penrith
 Werris Creek Hospital – Werris Creek
 Westmead Hospital – Westmead
 Wilcannia Multi Purpose Service – Wilcannia
 Wilson Memorial Community Hospital, Murrurundi – Murrurundi
 Wingham Hospital – Wingham
 Wollongong Hospital – Wollongong
 Woy Woy Hospital – Woy Woy
 Wyalong Hospital – West Wyalong
 Wyong Hospital – Hamlyn Terrace
 Yaralla Estate, also known as the Dame Edith Walker Estate – Concord West
 Yass Hospital – Yass
 Young Hospital – Young

Private
 Aesthetic Day Surgery – Kogarah
 Albury Wodonga Private Hospital – West Albury
 Allowah Presbyterian Children's Hospital – Dundas
 Armidale Private Hospital – Armidale
 Ballina Day Surgery – Ballina
 Baringa Private Hospital – Coffs Harbour
 Bathurst Private Hospital – Bathurst
 Bega Valley Private Hospital – Bega
 Berkeley Vale Private Hospital – Berkeley Vale
 Brisbane Waters Private Hospital – Woy Woy
 Calvary Health Care Riverina – Wagga Wagga
 Camden Haven Medical Center (Laurieton Hospital)
 Campbelltown Private Hospital – Campbelltown
 Castle Hill Day Surgery – Castle Hill
 Castlecrag Private Hospital – Castlecrag
 Central Coast Day Hospital – Erina
 Centre for Digestive Diseases – Five Dock
 Coffs Harbour Day Surgery – Coffs Harbour
 Coolenberg Day Surgery – Port Macquarie
 Crows Nest Day Surgery – Crows Nest
 Dee Why Endoscopy Unit – Dee Why
 Diagnostic Endoscopy Centre – Darlinghurst
 Dudley-Orange Private Hospital – Orange
 Eastern Heart Clinic – Randwick
 Epping Surgery Centre – Epping
 Figtree Private Hospital – Figtree
 Forster Private Hospital – Forster
Gordon Private Hospital
 Hastings Day Surgery – Port Macquarie
 The Hills Clinic Kellyville – Kellyville
 The Hills Private Hospital – Baulkham Hills
 Hunter Valley Private Hospital – Shortland
 Hunters Hill Private Hospital – Hunters Hill
 Hurstville Private – Hurstville
 Kareena Private Hospital – Caringbah
 Lady Davidson Private Hospital – North Turramurra
 Lake Macquarie Private Hospital – Gateshead
 Lawrence Hargrave Private Hospital – Thirroul
 Liverpool Day Surgery – Chipping Norton
 Macquarie University Hospital – Macquarie University
 Mater Hospital Sydney – North Sydney
 MetroRehab Hospital – Petersham
 Metwest Surgical – Blacktown
 Miranda Eye Surgical Centre – Miranda
 Mogo Day Surgery – Mogo
 Mosman Private Hospital – Mosman
 Mount Wilga Private Hospital (see Mount Wilga House) – Hornsby
 Nepean Private Hospital – Kingswood
 Newcastle Private Hospital – New Lambton Heights
 North Shore Private Hospital – St Leonards
 Northside Clinic – Greenwich
 Northside Cremorne Clinic – Cremorne
 Northside Macarthur Clinic – Campbelltown
 Northside West Clinic – Wentworthville
 Norwest Private Hospital – Bella Vista
 Nowra Private Hospital – Nowra
 Ophthalmic Surgery Centre (North Shore) – Chatswood
 Orange Day Surgery Centre – Orange
 Pennant Hills Day Endoscopy Centre – Pennant Hills
 Perfect Vision Day Surgery – Hornsby
 Potentialz Unlimited, Clinical Psychologies in Sydney
 Port Macquarie Private Hospital – Port Macquarie
 Prince of Wales Private Hospital – Randwick
 Radiation Oncology Institute – Gosford – Gosford
 Radiation Oncology Institute – The Sydney Adventist Hospital Wahroonga – Wahroonga
 San Day Surgery Hornsby – Hornsby
 The Skin & Cancer Foundation Australia – Westmead
 South Pacific Private – Curl Curl
 Southern Highlands Private Hospital – Bowral
 St George Private Hospital – Kogarah
 St John of God Burwood Hospital – Burwood
 St John of God Hospital Richmond – North Richmond
 St Luke's Hospital – Potts Point
 St Vincent's Private Sydney – Darlinghurst
 St Vincents Private Hospital [Lismore] – Lismore
 Strathfield Private Hospital – Strathfield
 The Surgery Centre Hurstville – Hurstville
 Sutherland Heart Clinic – Caringbah
 Sydney Adventist Hospital – Wahroonga
 The Sydney Clinic – Bronte
 Sydney Day Surgery – Prince Alfred – Newtown
 The Sydney Private Hospital Incorporating the NSW Eye Centre – Ashfield
 Sydney South West Private Hospital – Liverpool
 Tamara Private Hospital – Tamworth
 Tweed Day Surgery – Tweed Heads
 Ulladulla Endoscopy and Medical Centre – Ulladulla
 Vision Day Surgery Chatswood – Chatswood
 Vision Day Surgery Hurstville – Hurstville
 Wagga Endoscopy Centre – Wagga Wagga
 Warners Bay Private Hospital – Warners Bay
 Wesley Hospital Ashfield – Ashfield
 Wesley Hospital Kogarah – Kogarah
 Western Sydney Oncology – Westmead
 Westmead Private Hospital – Westmead
 Westmead Rehabilitation Hospital – Merrylands
 Wollongong Day Surgery – Wollongong
 Wolper Jewish Hospital – Woollahra

Northern Territory

Public
 Alice Springs Hospital – Alice Springs
 Gove District Hospital – Nhulunbuy
 Katherine District Hospital – Katherine
 Palmerston Regional Hospital – Holtze
 Royal Darwin Hospital – Tiwi
 Tennant Creek Hospital – Tennant Creek

Private
 Darwin Private Hospital – Tiwi

Queensland

Public

Alpha Hospital – Alpha
Aramac Primary Healthcare Centre – Aramac
Atherton Hospital – Atherton
Augathella Hospital – Augathella
Aurukun Primary Health Care Centre – Aurukun
Ayr Hospital – Ayr
Babinda Hospital – Babinda
Badu Island Health Centre – Badu Island
Baillie Henderson Hospital – Toowoomba
Bamaga Hospital – Bamaga
Baralaba Hospital – Baralaba
Barcaldine Hospital – Barcaldine
Beaudesert Hospital – Beaudesert
Biggenden Hospital – Biggenden
Biloela Hospital – Biloela
Blackall Hospital – Blackall
Blackwater Hospital – Blackwater
Boigu Island Health Centre – Boigu Island
Bollon Outpatients Clinic – Bollon
Boonah Hospital – Boonah
Boulia Primary Health Centre – Boulia
Bowen Hospital – Bowen
Bundaberg Base Hospital – Bundaberg
Burketown Health Centre – Burketown
Caboolture Hospital – Caboolture
Cairns Hospital – Cairns
Caloundra Hospital – Caloundra
Camooweal Health Centre – Camooweal
Capella Outpatients Clinic – Capella
Capricorn Coast Hospital – Yeppoon
Charleville Hospital – Charleville
Charters Towers Hospital – Charters Towers
Charters Towers Rehabilitation Unit – Charters Towers
Cherbourg Hospital – Cherbourg
Childers Hospital – Childers
Chillagoe Hospital – Chillagoe
Chinchilla Hospital – Chinchilla
Clermont Hospital – Clermont
Cloncurry Hospital – Cloncurry
Coconut Island Health Centre – Coconut Island
Coen Primary Health Care Centre – Coen
Collinsville Hospital – Collinsville
Cooktown Hospital – Cooktown
Cracow Outpatients Clinic – Cracow
Croydon Hospital – Croydon
Cunnamulla Hospital – Cunnamulla
Dajarra Health Centre – Dajarra
Dalby Hospital – Dalby
Darnley Island Primary Health Care Centre – Darnley Island
Dauan Island Health Centre – Dauan Island
Dimbulah Outpatients Clinic – Dimbulah
Dirranbandi Hospital – Dirranbandi
Doomadgee Hospital – Doomadgee
Duaringa Outpatients Clinic – Duaringa
Dysart Hospital – Dysart
Eidsvold Hospital – Eidsvold
Ellen Barron Family Centre – Chermside
Emerald Hospital – Emerald
Esk Hospital – Esk
Forsayth Hospital – Forsayth
Gatton Hospital – Gatton
Gayndah Hospital – Gayndah
Gemfields Outpatients Clinic – Sapphire
Georgetown Hospital – Georgetown
Gin Gin Hospital – Gin Gin
Gladstone Hospital – Gladstone
Glenmorgan Outpatients Clinic – Glenmorgan
Gold Coast University Hospital – Southport
Goondiwindi Hospital – Goondiwindi
Gordonvale Hospital – Gordonvale
Gurriny Yealamucka Primary Health Care Service – Yarrabah
Gympie Hospital – Gympie
Herberton Hospital – Herberton
Hervey Bay Hospital – Pialba
Home Hill Hospital – Home Hill
Hope Vale Primary Health Care Centre – Hope Vale
Hughenden Hospital – Hughenden
Ingham Hospital – Ingham
Inglewood Hospital – Inglewood
Injune Hospital – Injune
Innisfail Hospital – Innisfail
Ipswich Hospital – Ipswich
Isisford Primary Health Centre – Isisford
Island Medical Service – Thursday Island
Jandowae Hospital – Jandowae
Joyce Palmer Health Service – Palm Island
Julia Creek Hospital – Julia Creek
Jundah Primary Health Centre – Jundah
Karumba Health Centre – Karumba
Kilcoy Hospital – Kilcoy
Kingaroy Hospital – Kingaroy
Kirwan Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit – Kirwan
Kowanyama Primary Health Care Centre – Kowanyama
Kubin Primary Health Care Centre – Kubin
Laidley Hospital – Laidley
Laura Outpatients Clinic – Laura
Lockhart River Primary Health Care Centre – Lockhart River
Logan Hospital – Meadowbrook
Longreach Hospital – Longreach
Mabuiag Island Health Centre – Mabuiag Island
Mackay Base Hospital – Mackay
Magnetic Island Health Service Centre – Nelly Bay
Malakoola Primary Health Care Centre – Napranum
Malanda Outpatients Clinic – Malanda
Maleny Soldier's Memorial Hospital – Maleny
Mapoon Primary Health Care Centre – Mapoon
Mareeba Hospital – Mareeba
Marie Rose Centre – Dunwich
Maryborough Hospital – Maryborough
Mater Adult Hospital – South Brisbane
Mater Children's Hospital – South Brisbane (closed 2014)
Mater Mothers' Hospital – South Brisbane
Meandarra Outpatients Clinic – Meandarra
Miles Hospital – Miles
Millaa Millaa Outpatients Clinic – Millaa Millaa
Millmerran Hospital – Millmerran
Mitchell Hospital – Mitchell
Monto Hospital – Monto
Moonie Outpatients Clinic – Moonie
Moranbah Hospital – Moranbah
Mornington Island Hospital – Mornington Island
Morven Outpatients Clinic – Morven
Mossman Hospital – Mossman
Mount Garnet Outpatients Clinic – Mount Garnet
Mount Isa Hospital – Mornington, Mount Isa
Mount Morgan Hospital – Mount Morgan
Mount Perry Health Centre – Mount Perry
Moura Hospital – Moura
Mundubbera Hospital – Mundubbera
Mungindi Hospital – Mungindi
Murgon Hospital – Murgon
Murray Island Primary Health Centre – Murray Island
Muttaburra Primary Health Centre – Muttaburra
Nambour Hospital – Nambour
Nanango Hospital – Nanango
Normanton Hospital – Normanton
Oakey Hospital – Oakey
The Park Centre for Mental Health – Wacol
Pormpuraaw Primary Health Care Centre – Pormpuraaw
The Prince Charles Hospital – Chermside
Princess Alexandra Hospital – Woolloongabba
Proserpine Hospital – Proserpine
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital – Coopers Plains
Queensland Children's Hospital – South Brisbane
Quilpie Hospital – Quilpie
Ravenshoe Outpatients Clinic – Ravenshoe
Redcliffe Hospital – Redcliffe
Redland Hospital – Cleveland
Redland Satellite Hospital (set to open 2023) – Redland Bay
Richmond Hospital – Richmond
Robina Hospital – Robina
Rockhampton Hospital – Rockhampton
Roma Hospital – Roma
Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital – Herston
Royal Children's Hospital – Herston (closed 2014)
Saibai Island Primary Health Centre – Saibai Island
Sarina Hospital – Sarina
Springsure Hospital – Springsure
St George Hospital Qld – St George
St Pauls Primary Health Care Centre – St Pauls
Stanthorpe Hospital – Stanthorpe
Stephens Island Primary Health Care Centre – Stephens Island
Sunshine Coast University Hospital
Surat Hospital – Surat
Tambo Primary Health Centre – Tambo
Tara Hospital – Tara
Taroom Hospital – Taroom
Texas Hospital – Texas
Thargomindah Hospital – Thargomindah
Theodore Hospital – Theodore
Thursday Island Hospital – Thursday Island
Thursday Island Primary Health Care Centre – Thursday Island
Toowoomba Hospital – Toowoomba
Townsville Hospital – Douglas
Tully Hospital – Tully
Wallumbilla Outpatients Clinic – Wallumbilla
Wandoan Hospital – Wandoan
Warraber Island Primary Health Centre – Warraber Island
Warwick Hospital – Warwick
Weipa Hospital – Weipa
Windorah Clinic – Windorah
Winton Hospital – Winton
Wondai Hospital – Wondai
Woorabinda Hospital – Woorabinda
Wujal Wujal Primary Health Care Centre – Wujal Wujal
Wynnum Hospital – Lota
Yam Island Primary Health Centre – Yam Island
Yaraka Clinic – Yaraka
Yorke Island Primary Health Centre – Yorke Island

Private
 Allamanda Private Hospital – Southport
 Brisbane Endoscopy Services P/L – Sunnybank
 Brisbane Private Hospital – Brisbane
 Caboolture Private Hospital – Caboolture
 The Cairns Clinic – Cairns
 Cairns Day Surgery – Cairns, Queensland
 Cairns Private Hospital – Cairns
 Caloundra Private Hospital – Caloundra
 Chermside Day Hospital – Chermside
 Eye-Tech Day Surgeries – Spring Hill
 Eye-Tech Day Surgeries Southside – Upper Mt Gravatt
 Friendly Society Private Hospital – Bundaberg
 Gold Coast Private Hospital
 Greenslopes Day Surgery – Greenslopes
 Greenslopes Private Hospital – Greenslopes
 Gympie Private Hospital – Gympie
 Hervey Bay Surgical Hospital – Pialba
 Hillcrest Rockhampton Private Hospital – Rockhampton
 Hopewell Hospice – Arundel
 Ipswich Day Hospital – Ipswich
 John Flynn Private Hospital – Tugun
 Kawana Private Hospital – Birtinya
 Mackay Specialist Day Hospital – North Mackay
 Mater Children's Private Hospital – South Brisbane
 Mater Hospital Pimlico – Pimlico
 Mater Misericordiae Day Unit – Mackay
 Mater Misericordiae Hospital Bundaberg – Bundaberg
 Mater Misericordiae Hospital Gladstone – Gladstone
 Mater Misericordiae Hospital Mackay – Mackay
 Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Rockhampton – Rockhampton
 Mater Misericordiae Hospital Yeppoon – Yeppoon
 Mater Mother's Private Hospital – South Brisbane
 Mater Private Hospital Redland – Cleveland
 Mater Private Hospital South Brisbane – South Brisbane
 Mater Women's and Children's Hospital Hyde Park – Hyde Park
 Montserrat Day Hospital Gaythorne – Gaythorne
 Montserrat Day Hospital Indooroopilly – Indooroopilly
 Montserrat Day Hospital North Lakes – North Lakes
 Nambour Day Surgery – Nambour
 Nambour Selangor Private Hospital – Nambour
 New Farm Clinic – New Farm
 Noosa Hospital – Noosaville
 North Mackay Private Hospital – North Mackay
 North Queensland Day Surgery – Pimlico
 North West Private Hospital – Everton Park
 Pacific Private Day Hospital – Southport
 Peninsula Private Hospital Queensland – Kippa-Ring
 Pindara Day Procedure Centre – Benowa
 Pindara Private Hospital – Benowa
 Pine Rivers Private Hospital – Strathpine
 Queensland Eye Hospital – Spring Hill
 River City Private Hospital – Auchenflower
 Robina Procedure Centre – Robina
 Short Street Day Surgery – Southport
 South Burnett Private Hospital – Kingaroy
 Southport Day Hospital – Southport
 Southside Endoscopy Centre – Loganholme
 Spendelove Private Hospital – Southport
 St Andrew's Ipswich Private Hospital – Ipswich
 St Andrew's Toowoomba Hospital – Toowoomba
 St Andrew's War Memorial Hospital – Spring Hill
 St Stephen's Hospital Hervey Bay – Hervey Bay
 St Stephen's Hospital Maryborough – Maryborough
St Vincents Private Hospital Northside – Chermside
 St Vincent's Private Hospital Brisbane – Kangaroo Point
 St Vincent's Private Hospital Toowoomba – Toowoomba
 Sunnybank Private Hospital – Sunnybank
 Sunshine Coast Haematology and Oncology Clinic – Cotton Tree
 The Sunshine Coast Private Hospital – Buderim
 Sunshine Coast University Private Hospital – Birtinya
 Toowong Private Hospital – Toowong
 Toowoomba Surgicentre – Toowoomba
 Townsville Day Surgery – West End
 Vision Day Surgery Rivercity – Auchenflower
 Wesley Hospital – Auchenflower

South Australia

Public
 Andamooka Outpost Hospital – Andamooka
 Angaston District Hospital – Angaston
 Balaklava Soldiers Memorial District Hospital – Balaklava
 Barmera Health Service – Barmera
 Booleroo Centre District Hospital and Health Services – Booleroo Centre
 Bordertown Memorial Hospital – Bordertown
 Burra Hospital – Burra
 Ceduna District Health Service – Ceduna
 Central Yorke Peninsula Hospital (Maitland) – Maitland
 Clare Hospital – Clare
 Cleve District Hospital and Aged Care – Cleve
 Coober Pedy Hospital and Health Service – Coober Pedy
 Cowell District Hospital and Aged Care – Cowell
 Crystal Brook and District Hospital – Crystal Brook
 Cummins and District Memorial Hospital – Cummins
 Elliston Hospital – Elliston
 Eudunda Hospital – Eudunda
 Flinders Medical Centre – Bedford Park
 Gawler Health Service – Gawler East
 Glenside Campus Mental Health Service – Glenside
 Gumeracha District Soldiers Memorial Hospital – Gumeracha
 Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre – Northfield
 Hawker Memorial Hospital – Hawker
 Jamestown Hospital and Health Service – Jamestown
 Kangaroo Island Health Service – Kingscote
 Kapunda Hospital – Kapunda
 Karoonda and District Soldiers' Memorial Hospital – Karoonda
 Kimba District Hospital and Aged Care – Kimba
 Kingston Soldiers' Memorial Hospital – Kingston SE
 Lameroo District Health Service – Lameroo
 Laura and District Hospital – Laura
 Leigh Creek Health Service – Leigh Creek
 Loxton Hospital Complex – Loxton
 Lyell McEwin Hospital – Elizabeth Vale
 Mannum District Hospital – Mannum
 Marree Health Services – Marree
 Meningie & Districts Memorial Hospital & Health Services – Meningie
 Millicent & Districts Hospital & Health Service – Millicent
 Modbury Hospital – Modbury
 Mount Barker District Soldiers' Memorial Hospital – Mount Barker
 Mount Gambier and Districts Health Service – Mount Gambier
 Mount Pleasant District Hospital – Mount Pleasant
 Murray Bridge Soldiers' Memorial Hospital – Murray Bridge
 Naracoorte Health Service – Naracoorte
 Noarlunga Public Hospital – Noarlunga Centre
 Northern Yorke Peninsula Health Service (Wallaroo) – Wallaroo
 Oakden Hospital – Oakden
 Oodnadatta Clinic – Oodnadatta
 Orroroo & District Health Service – Orroroo
 Penola War Memorial Hospital – Penola
 Peterborough Soldiers' Memorial Hospital – Peterborough
 Pinnaroo Soldiers' Memorial Hospital – Pinnaroo
 Port Augusta Hospital & Regional Health Services – Port Augusta
 Port Broughton & District Hospital & Health Service – Port Broughton
 Port Lincoln Health Service – Port Lincoln
 Port Pirie Regional Health Service – Port Pirie
 Pregnancy Advisory Centre – Woodville Park
 Quorn Health Service – Quorn
 Renmark Paringa District Hospital – Renmark
 Riverland General Hospital – Berri
 Riverton District Soldiers Memorial Hospital – Riverton
 Roxby Downs Health Service – Roxby Downs
 Royal Adelaide Hospital – Adelaide
 Snowtown Hospital and Health Service – Snowtown
 South Coast District Hospital – Victor Harbor
 South East Regional CHS
 Southern Yorke Peninsula Health Service (Yorketown) – Yorketown
 St Margaret's Hospital – Semaphore
 Strathalbyn and District Health Service – Strathalbyn
 Streaky Bay Hospital – Streaky Bay
 Tailem Bend District Hospital – Tailem Bend
 Tanunda War Memorial Hospital – Tanunda
 Queen Elizabeth Hospital – Woodville
 Tumby Bay Hospital and Health Services – Tumby Bay
 Waikerie Health Service – Waikerie
 Whyalla Hospital and Health Services – Whyalla
 Women's and Children's Hospital – North Adelaide
 Woomera Hospital – Woomera
 Wudinna Hospital – Wudinna

Private
 Adelaide Clinic – Gilberton
 Adelaide Day Surgery Pty Ltd – Adelaide
 Adelaide Eye & Laser Centre – Eastwood
 Adelaide Surgicentre – Kent Town
 Ashford Hospital – Ashford
 Burnside War Memorial Hospital – Toorak Gardens
 Calvary Adelaide Hospital – Adelaide
 Calvary Central Districts Hospital – Elizabeth Vale
 Calvary North Adelaide Hospital – North Adelaide
 Flinders Private Hospital – Bedford Park
 Fullarton Private Hospital – Parkside
 Glenelg Community Hospital Inc – Glenelg South
 Griffith Rehabilitation Hospital – Hove
 Kahlyn Day Centre – Magill
 McLaren Vale & Districts War Memorial Hospital Inc – McLaren Vale
 Memorial Hospital – North Adelaide
 Mount Gambier Private Hospital – Mount Gambier
 Oxford Day Surgery Centre – Unley
 Parkside Cosmetic Surgery – Parkside
 Parkwynd Private Hospital – Adelaide
 SPORTSMED SA Hospital & Day Surgery – Stepney
 St Andrew's Hospital – Adelaide
 Stirling Hospital – Stirling
 Western Hospital – Henley Beach
 Central Surgery Skin Cancer Removal – Dulwich

Tasmania

Public
 Beaconsfield District Health Service – Beaconsfield
 Campbell Town Multi Purpose Service – Campbell Town
 Deloraine District Hospital – Deloraine
 Esperance Multi Purpose Centre – Dover
 Flinders Island Multi Purpose Centre – Whitemark
 George Town Hospital and Community Health Centre – George Town
 HealthWest (West Coast District Hospital at Queenstown) – Queenstown
 Huon Eldercare – Franklin
 King Island Multi Purpose Centre – Currie
 Launceston General Hospital – Launceston
 May Shaw District Nursing Centre – Swansea
 Mersey Community Hospital – Latrobe
 Midlands Multi Purpose Centre – Oatlands
 New Norfolk District Hospital – New Norfolk
 North East Soldiers' Memorial Hospital and Community Service Centre (Scottsdale Hospital) – Scottsdale
 North West Regional Hospital – Burnie
 Royal Hobart Hospital – Hobart
 Smithton District Hospital – Smithton
 St Helens District Hospital – St Helens
 St Marys Community Health Centre – St Marys
 Tasman Health and Community Service – Nubeena
 Toosey Memorial Hospital (Longford) – Longford

Private
 Calvary Health Care Tasmania – Lenah Valley Campus – Lenah Valley
 Calvary Health Care Tasmania – St John's Campus – South Hobart
 Calvary Health Care Tasmania – St Luke's Campus – Launceston
 Calvary Health Care Tasmania – St Vincent's Campus – Launceston
 Hobart Private Hospital – Hobart
 St Helen's Private Hospital – Hobart
 The Eye Hospital – Launceston
 The Hobart Clinic – Rokeby

Victoria

Public

Metropolitan Melbourne
Angliss Hospital – Upper Ferntree Gully
Austin Hospital – Heidelberg
Box Hill Hospital – Box Hill
Broadmeadows Hospital – Broadmeadows
Bundoora Extended Care Centre – Bundoora
Calvary Health Care Bethlehem – Caulfield South
Caritas Christi Hospice – Kew
Casey Hospital – Berwick
Caulfield Hospital – Caulfield
Craigieburn Health Service – Craigieburn
Cranbourne Integrated Care Centre – Cranbourne
Dandenong Hospital – Dandenong
Footscray Hospital – Footscray
Frankston Hospital – Frankston
Healesville Hospital and Yarra Valley Health – Healesville
Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital – Ivanhoe
Jessie McPherson Private Hospital – Clayton
Kingston Centre – Cheltenham
Maroondah Hospital – Ringwood East
Mercy Hospital for Women – Heidelberg
Monash Children's Hospital – Clayton
Monash Medical Centre – Clayton
Moorabbin Hospital – Bentleigh East
Peter James Centre – Burwood East
Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute – Melbourne
Panch Health Service – Preston
Queen Elizabeth Centre – Noble Park
Rosebud Hospital – Capel Sound
Royal Children's Hospital – Parkville
Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne – Carlton
Royal Melbourne Hospital – Parkville
Royal Talbot Rehabilitation Centre – Kew
Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital – East Melbourne
Royal Women's Hospital – Parkville
Sandringham Hospital – Sandringham
St George's Hospital – Kew
St Vincent's Hospital – Fitzroy
Sunshine Hospital – St Albans
The Alfred Hospital – Melbourne
The Mornington Centre – Mornington
The Northern Hospital – Epping
Wantirna Health – Wantirna
Williamstown Hospital – Williamstown
Yarra Ranges Health – Lilydale

Rural hospitals and health services
Albury Wodonga Health
Alexandra District Hospital
Alpine Health
Bairnsdale Regional Health Service
Ballarat Health Services
Barwon Health
Bass Coast Regional Health
Beaufort and Skipton Health Service
Beechworth Health Service
Benalla Health
Bendigo Base Hospital
Boort District Health
Casterton Memorial Hospital
Castlemaine Health
Central Gippsland Health Service
Cobram District Health
Cohuna District Hospital
Colac Area Health
Djerriwarrh Health Services
Dunmunkle Health Services
East Grampians Health Service
East Wimmera Health Service
Echuca Regional Health
Edenhope and District Hospital
Gippsland Southern Health Service
Goulburn Valley Health
Heathcote Health
Hepburn Health Service
Hesse Rural Health Service
Heywood Rural Health
Inglewood and District Health Service
Kerang District Health
Kilmore and District Hospital
Kooweerup Regional Health Service
Kyabram and District Health Service
Kyneton District Health Service
Latrobe Regional Hospital
Lorne Community Hospital
Maldon Hospital
Maryborough District Health Service
Melton Health
Mildura Base Hospital
Moyne Health Services
Nathalia District Hospital
Northeast Health Wangaratta
Numurkah District Health Service
Omeo District Health
Orbost Regional Health
Otway Health and Community Services
Portland District Health
Robinvale District Health Services
Rochester and Elmore District Health Service
Rural Northwest Health
Seymour Health
South Gippsland Hospital
South West Healthcare
Stawell Regional Health
Swan Hill District Health
Tallangatta Health Service
Terang and Mortlake Health Service
Timboon and District Healthcare Service
Upper Murray Health and Community Services
Warrnambool Base Hospital
West Gippsland Healthcare Group
West Wimmera Health Service
Western District Health Service
Wimmera Health Care Group
Yarram and District Health Service
Yarrawonga Health
Yea and District Memorial Hospital

Private
 Albert Road Clinic – Melbourne
 Avenue Plastic Surgery – Windsor
 Beleura Private Hospital – Mornington
 Bellbird Private Hospital – Blackburn South
 Berwick Eye and Surgicentre – Berwick
 Cabrini Brighton – Brighton
 Cabrini Health Elsternwick Rehabilitation – Glenhuntly Rd – Elsternwick
 Cabrini Health Elsternwick Rehabilitation – Hopetoun – Elsternwick
 Cabrini Malvern – Malvern
 Cabrini Prahran – Prahran
 Chesterville Day Hospital – Cheltenham
 Como Private Hospital – Parkdale
 Corymbia House – Dandenong
 Cotham Private Hospital – Kew
 Donvale Rehabilitation Hospital – Donvale
 Dorset Rehabilitation Centre – Pascoe Vale
 Epworth Cliveden – East Melbourne
 Epworth Eastern – Box Hill
 Epworth Freemasons [Clarendon Street] – East Melbourne
 Epworth Freemasons [Victoria Parade] – East Melbourne
 Epworth Hawthorn – Hawthorn
 Epworth Rehabilitation Brighton – Brighton
 Epworth Rehabilitation Camberwell – Camberwell
 Epworth Rehabilitation Richmond – Richmond
 Epworth Richmond – Richmond
 Frances Perry House – Parkville
 Glen Eira Day Surgery – Caulfield South
 Glenferrie Private Hospital – Hawthorn
 Healthscope Independence Services – Moorabbin
 Hobsons Bay Endoscopy Centre Altona – Altona
 Hobsons Bay Endoscopy Centre Sydenham – Sydenham
 Hobsons Bay Endoscopy Centre Werribee – Werribee
 John Fawkner Private Hospital – Coburg
 Jolimont Endoscopy – East Melbourne
 Knox Private Hospital – Wantirna
 Linacre Private Hospital – Hampton
 Manningham Day Procedure Centre – Templestowe Lower
 Maryvale Private Hospital – Morwell
 Masada Private Hospital – St Kilda
 Melbourne MediBrain & MediSleep Centre – Caulfield North
 Melbourne Oral & Facial Surgery – Melbourne
 Melbourne Private Hospital – Parkville
 Mildura Private Hospital – Mildura
 Mitcham Private Hospital – Mitcham
 Mulgrave Private Hospital- Mulgrave
 Murray Valley Private Hospital – Wodonga
 North Eastern Rehabilitation Centre – Ivanhoe
 Northpark Private Hospital – Bundoora
 Peninsula Private Hospital Victoria – Frankston
 Ringwood Private Hospital – Ringwood
 Rosebud SurgiCentre – Rosebud West
 Shepparton Private Hospital – Shepparton
Skin Only – Skin cancer specialty clinic
 South Eastern Private – Noble Park
 St John of God Ballarat Hospital – Ballarat
 St John of God Bendigo Hospital – Bendigo
 St John of God Berwick Hospital – Berwick
 St John of God Frankston Rehabilitation Hospital – Frankston
 St John of God Geelong Hospital – Geelong
 St John of God Langmore Centre – Berwick
 St John of God Warrnambool Hospital – Warrnambool
 St Vincent's Private Hospital East Melbourne – East Melbourne
 St Vincent's Private Hospital Fitzroy – Fitzroy
 St Vincent's Private Hospital Kew – Kew
 The Avenue Hospital – Windsor
 The Bays Hospital – Mornington
 The Geelong Clinic – St Albans Park
 The Melbourne Clinic – Richmond
 The Victoria Clinic – Prahran
 The Victorian Rehabilitation Centre – Glen Waverley
 Victoria Parade Surgery Centre – East Melbourne
 Vision Day Surgery Camberwell – Camberwell
 Vision Day Surgery Eastern – Box Hill
 Vision Day Surgery Footscray – Footscray
 Vision Eye Institute – Melbourne
 Wangaratta Private Hospital – Wangaratta
 Warringal Private Hospital – Heidelberg
 Waverley Private Hospital – Mount Waverley
Werribee Mercy Hospital – Werribee
 Western Private Hospital – Footscray

Western Australia

Public
 Albany Health Campus – Albany
 Armadale-Kelmscott Memorial Hospital – Armadale
 Augusta Hospital – Augusta
 Bentley Hospital – Bentley
 Beverley Hospital – Beverley
 Boddington Health Service – Boddington
 Boyup Brook Soldiers Memorial Hospital – Boyup Brook
 Bridgetown Hospital – Bridgetown
 Broome Health Campus – Broome
 Bruce Rock Memorial Hospital – Bruce Rock
 Busselton Health Campus – Busselton
 Carnarvon Health Campusl – Carnarvon
 Collie Health Service – Collie
 Corrigin District Hospital – Corrigin
 Cunderdin Hospital – Cunderdin
 Dalwallinu Hospital – Dalwallinu
 Denmark Hospital and Health Service – Denmark
 Derby Hospital – Derby
 Dongara Eneabba Mingenew Health Service – Dongara
 Donnybrook Hospital – Donnybrook
 Dumbleyung Memorial Hospital – Dumbleyung
 Esperance Hospital – Esperance
 Exmouth Hospital – Exmouth
Fiona Stanley Hospital – Murdoch
 Fitzroy Crossing Hospital – Fitzroy Crossing
 Fremantle Hospital – Fremantle
 Geraldton Hospital – Geraldton
 Gnowangerup Hospital – Gnowangerup
 Goomalling Hospital – Goomalling
 Graylands Selby-Lemnos and Special Care Health Service – Mount Claremont
 Halls Creek Hospital – Halls Creek
 Harvey Hospital – Harvey
 Hedland Health Campus – South Hedland
 Joondalup Health Campus (Public) – Joondalup
 Kalamunda Hospital – Kalamunda
 Kalbarri Health Centre – Kalbarri
 Kaleeya Hospital – East Fremantle
 Kalgoorlie Hospital – Kalgoorlie
 Katanning Hospital – Katanning
 Kellerberrin Memorial Hospital – Kellerberrin
 King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women – Subiaco
 Kojonup Hospital – Kojonup
 Kondinin Districts Health Service – Kondinin
 Kununoppin Health Service – Kununoppin
 Kununurra Hospital – Kununurra
 Lake Grace Hospital – Lake Grace
 Laverton Hospital – Laverton
 Leonora Hospital – Leonora
 Margaret River Hospital – Margaret River
 Meekatharra Hospital – Meekatharra
 Merredin Health Service – Merredin
 Moora Hospital – Moora
 Morawa Health Service – Morawa
 Mullewa Health Service – Mullewa
 Murray Hospital – Pinjarra
 Nannup Hospital – Nannup
 Narembeen Memorial Hospital – Narembeen
 Narrogin Hospital – Narrogin
 Newman Hospital – Newman
 Next Step Drug And Alcohol Services, East Perth – East Perth
 Nickol Bay Hospital – Karratha
 Norseman Hospital – Norseman
 North Midlands Health Service – Three Springs
 Northam Hospital – Northam
 Northampton Kalbarri Health Service – Northampton
 Onslow Hospital – Onslow
 Osborne Park Hospital – Stirling
 Paraburdoo Hospital – Paraburdoo
 Peel Health Campus – Mandurah
 Pemberton Hospital – Pemberton
 Perth Children's Hospital – Nedlands
 Pingelly Hospital – Pingelly
 Plantagenet Hospital – Mount Barker
 Princess Margaret Hospital for Children – Subiaco
 Quairading Hospital – Quairading
 Ravensthorpe Health Centre – Ravensthorpe
 Rockingham General Hospital – Cooloongup
 Roebourne Hospital – Roebourne
 Royal Perth Hospital Shenton Park Campus – Shenton Park
 Royal Perth Hospital Wellington Street Campus – Perth
 Selby Authorised Lodge – Shenton Park
 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital – Nedlands
 South West Health Campus – Bunbury
 Southern Cross Hospital – Southern Cross
 State Forensic Mental Health Service – Mount Claremont
 St John of God Midland Public Hospital
 Tom Price Hospital – Tom Price
 Wagin Hospital – Wagin
 Warren Hospital – Manjimup
 Wongan Hills Hospital – Wongan Hills
 Wyalkatchem-Koorda and Districts Hospital – Wyalkatchem
 Wyndham Hospital – Wyndham
 York Hospital – York

Private
 Abbotsford Private Hospital – West Leederville
 Attadale Private Hospital – Attadale
 Bethesda Hospital – Claremont
 Colin Street Day Hospital – West Perth
 Glengarry Private Hospital – Duncraig
 Hollywood Private Hospital – Nedlands
 Joondalup Health Campus (Private) – Joondalup
 Mount Hospital – West Perth
 Oxford Day Surgery and Dermatology – Mount Hawthorn
 Perth Clinic – West Perth
Sentiens Hospital – West Perth
 South Perth Hospital – South Perth
 St John of God Bunbury Hospital – Bunbury
 St John of God Geraldton Hospital – Geraldton
 St John of God Mt Lawley Hospital – Mount Lawley
 St John of God Midland Private Hospital
 St John of God Murdoch Hospital – Murdoch
 St John of God Subiaco Hospital – Subiaco
 Subiaco Private Hospital – Subiaco
 Waikiki Private Hospital – Waikiki
 Walcott Street Surgical Centre – Mount Lawley
West Leederville Private Hospital, McCourt Street - West Leederville
 Westminster Day Surgery – Westminster

See also

 Little Company of Mary Health Care (Australia)
 List of Australian hospital ships
 List of Australian psychiatric institutions

References

External links

 Australian Government managed database of Australia hospitals, and performance data.
List of all Queensland Health Hospitals and Health Services
List of Hospitals and social networks in Australia

List of hospitals in Australia


Die Liste der denkmalgeschützten Objekte in Polichno enthält die drei nach slowakischen Denkmalschutzvorschriften geschützten Objekte in der Gemeinde Polichno im Okres Lučenec.

Denkmäler

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Daniel "Dan" Waters () este un scenarist și regizor de film american. Este cel mai mare frate al regizorului Mark Waters.

Filmografie (scenarist)
 Heathers (1988) (Școala tinerilor asasini) - Premiul Edgar Allan Poe pentru cel mai bun scenariu
 The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (cu James Cappe și David Arnott) (1990)
 Hudson Hawk (cu Steven E. de Souza) (1991)
 Batman revine (cu Wesley Strick) (1992)
 Demolatorul (cu Robert Reneau și Peter M. Lenkov) (1993)
 Maial Campers (2001) (de asemenea și regizor)
 Sex și moarte (2007) (de asemenea și regizor)
 Academia vampirilor (2014)

Note

Legături externe

Nașteri în 1962
Scenariști americani

Daniel Waters


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Liste der Baudenkmäler in Landau an der Isar


The close-mid central rounded vowel, or high-mid central rounded vowel, is a type of vowel sound. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet that represents this sound is , a lowercase barred letter o.

The character ɵ has been used in several Latin-derived alphabets such as the one for Yañalif but then denotes a sound that is different from that of the IPA. The character is homographic with Cyrillic Ө. The Unicode code point is .

This vowel occurs in Cantonese, Dutch, French, Russian and Swedish as well as in a number of English dialects as a realization of  (as in foot),  (as in nurse) or  (as in goat).

This sound rarely contrasts with the near-close front rounded vowel and so is sometimes transcribed with the symbol  (the symbol for the near-close front rounded vowel)

Close-mid central protruded vowel
The close-mid central protruded vowel is typically transcribed in IPA simply as , and that is the convention used in this article. As there is no dedicated diacritic for protrusion in the IPA, symbol for the close central rounded vowel with an old diacritic for labialization, , can be used as an ad hoc symbol  for the close central protruded vowel. Another possible transcription is  or  (a close central vowel modified by endolabialization), but this could be misread as a diphthong.

Features

Occurrence
Because central rounded vowels are assumed to have protrusion, and few descriptions cover the distinction, some of the following may actually have compression.

Close-mid central compressed vowel

As there is no official diacritic for compression in the IPA, the centering diacritic is used with the front rounded vowel , which is normally compressed. Other possible transcriptions are  (simultaneous  and labial compression) and  ( modified with labial compression).

Features

Occurrence

See also
 Index of phonetics articles

Notes

References

  A summary of the presentation can be found here.

External links

Close-mid vowels
Central vowels
Rounded vowels

Close-mid central rounded vowel


1995 ආසියානු කුසලානය (පෙප්සි ආසියා කුසලානය ලෙසද හැඳින්වේ) පස්වන ආසියා කුසලාන තරඟාවලිය වන අතර එක්සත් අරාබි එමීර් රාජ්‍යයේ සාජා හිදී පැවැත්වෙන දෙවැන්න වේ. තරඟාවලිය 1995 අප්‍රියෙල් 5-14 අතර සිදුවිය. ඉන්දියාව, පාකිස්තානය, ශ්‍රී ලංකාව සහ බංග්ලාදේශය යන කණ්ඩායම් හතර මෙම තරගාවලියට සහභාගී වූහ.

1995 ආසියා කුසලානය රවුන්ඩ් රොබින් තරගාවලියක් වූ අතර එහිදී සෑම කණ්ඩායමක්ම එක් වරක් අනෙක් කණ්ඩායම් සමග ක්‍රීඩා කළ අතර අවසන් කණ්ඩායම් සඳහා ස්ථානයක් ලබා ගැනීමට සුදුසුකම් ලැබූ ඉහළම කණ්ඩායම් දෙක සමත් විය. රවුන්ඩ් රොබින් අදියර අවසානයේදී ඉන්දියාව, පාකිස්තානය සහ ශ්‍රී ලංකාව යන රටවල් සියල්ලම ලකුණු 4 ක් ලබා සිටියද ඉන්දියාව සහ ශ්‍රී ලංකාව අවසන් තරගයට සුදුසුකම් ලැබුවේ වඩා හොඳ ලකුණු වේගය පදනම් කරගෙන ය. ඉන්දියාව විසින් ශ්‍රී ලංකාව කඩුලු 8 කින් පරාජය කරමින් අඛණ්ඩව තෙවැනි (සහ සිව්වන) ආසියානු කුසලානය දිනා ගැනීමට සමත් විය.

තරග

කණ්ඩායම් අදියර

අවසාන තරගය

බාහිර සබැඳි

 Cricinfo තරඟාවලිය පිටුව
 ක්‍රිකට් ලේඛනාගාරය: පෙප්සි ආසියා කුසලානය 1994/95 http://www.cricketarchive.co.uk/Archive/Seasons/UAE/1994-95_UAE_Pepsi_Asia_Cup_1994-95.html

ශ්‍රී ලංකාව තුළ ක්‍රිකට්
ක්‍රිකට්

ආසියානු කුසලානය 1995


Henrik Studsgaard (født 11. juli 1963 i Terndrup) er en dansk embedsmand. Han var departementschef i Miljøministeriet, men blev fritaget for tjeneste d. 24. august 2022 for hans rolle i minksagen.

Han er uddannet cand.jur. fra Københavns Universitet 1995 og har tillige uddannelser som skov- og landskabsingeniør samt HD i finansiering.

Henrik Studsgaard er departementschef i Miljøministeriet, og har tidligere været direktør i Geodatastyrelsen. direktør for Center for Koncernforvaltning og afdelingschef i Miljøministeriets departement. Før han kom til Miljøministeriet var han direktør i Dansk Skovforening, afdelingschef i Folketingets Administration og forstander på Skovskolen i Nødebo.

30. juni 2022 fremlage Granskningskommissionen om sagen om aflivning af mink sin beretning. I beretningen fandt kommissionen, at Miljø- og Fødevareministeriet, som Henrik Studsgaard havde været departementschef for under forløbet, havde handlet "særdeles kritisabelt," og fandt, at 10 embedsmænd kunne drages til strafferetligt ansvar i form af for uagtsomhed og forseelser, herunder Henrik Studsgaard samt Statsministeriets departementschef Barbara Bertelsen og rigspolitichef Thorkild Fogde. Studsgaard blev d. 24. august 2022 fritaget for tjeneste som indledning på disciplinær forfølgning. Den 30. november 2022 at undersøgelsen af Studsgaard ville bliver stoppet, da han havde fået et nyt job uden for staten.

Kilder

Referencer

Departementschefer i Miljø- og Fødevareministeriet
Departementschefer i Miljøministeriet
Direktører for danske styrelser
Jurister fra Danmark
Danskere i 1900-tallet
Danskere i 2000-tallet
Personer fra Terndrup
Skov- og landskabsingeniører fra Danmark
HD'ere fra Danmark
Personer i Kraks Blå Bog

Henrik Studsgaard


Baudenkmäler nach Gemeindeteilen

Hitzhofen

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Hofstetten

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Siehe auch
 Liste der Bodendenkmäler in Hitzhofen

Anmerkungen

Literatur

Weblinks

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Hitzhofen
Baudenkmaler Hitzhofen

Liste der Baudenkmäler in Hitzhofen


Jagten på den sidste torsk er en dansk dokumentarfilm fra 2003, der er instrueret af Dan Säll efter manuskript af Nikolaj Scherfig.

Handling
Torsken har været udsat for ekstrem rovdrift de seneste år. Traditionelle fiskemetoder kan slet ikke konkurrere med de store industri-trawlere. Kampen for overlevelse gælder både tusindvis af fiskere og en fiskeart, der har levet i millioner af år. Skal den traditionelle fisker på museum? Skal torsken kun findes i akvarier og i fiskefarme? Dokumentarfilmen skildrer med skønhed og humor dette skæbnedrama om Torsken og Fiskeren. Med sans for groteske og overraskende detaljer beskriver filmen torskens virkelighed, så man føler med både fisken og de mennesker, der gerne vil leve af og med naturen.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Dokumentarfilm fra Danmark
Danske film fra 2003
Fiskeri

Jagten på den sidste torsk


Rosamond Deborah McKitterick  (born 31 May 1949) is an English medieval historian. She is an expert on the Frankish kingdoms in the eighth and ninth centuries AD, who uses palaeographical and manuscript studies to illuminate aspects of the political, cultural, intellectual, religious, and social history of the Early Middle Ages. From 1999 until 2016 she was Professor of Medieval History and director of research at the University of Cambridge. She is a Fellow of Sidney Sussex College and Professor Emerita of Medieval History in the University of Cambridge.

Early life and education
McKitterick was born Rosamond Pierce in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, on 31 May 1949. From 1951 to 1956 she lived in Cambridge, England, where her father had a position at Magdalene College. In 1956 she moved with her family to Western Australia where she completed primary and secondary school and completed an honours degree at the University of Western Australia. She holds the degrees of MA, PhD, and LittD from the University of Cambridge.

McKitterick's doctoral thesis was entitled The Carolingian Renaissance: A Study in the Education of a Society. It was submitted under McKitterick's maiden name of Pierce. The thesis was approved on 24 February 1976. McKitterick's supervisor was Walter Ullmann.

Academic career
In 1971 she returned to Cambridge University to pursue her career. She was a Fellow of Newnham College, Cambridge and then became a professorial fellow of Sidney Sussex College. McKitterick has been described as a "doyenne in her field; her decades of tireless research and teaching have been poured into a steady stream of major publications on Carolingian subjects." Thomas F. X. Noble considers McKitterick to be "one of the most original and productive historians of Europe's early Middle Ages". She has supervised 42 PhD theses to completion, as of October 2015, with five more in progress. She has been a member of the council of the British School at Rome.

Honours
McKitterick was a Balsdon Fellow at the British School in Rome, April–June 2002. Her research focus was "Charlemagne in Italy". From 2005 to 2006 she was a Fellow at the Netherlands Institute of Advanced Study.

In 2010 McKitterick was awarded the Dr A. H. Heineken International Prize for History by the Royal Dutch Academy. The prize was established in 1990 and is awarded bi-annually for outstanding scholarly achievement in the field of history. Other awardees include Judith Herrin and Aleida Assman. In 2015 McKitterick was elected to the Lectio Chair at the Katholieke Universiteit of Leuven's Centre for the Transmission of Texts and Ideas in Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance.

On 16 March 2017, McKitterick was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London (FSA). She is also an elected Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (FRHistS) and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA). She was the President of the Ecclesiastical History Society (2018–19). McKitterick is a Fellow of the Medieval Academy of America, Monumenta Germaniae Historica, and the Austrian Academy of Sciences.

On 15 October 2018 McKitterick delivered the James Lydon Lecture in Medieval History and Culture at Trinity College Dublin with "Rome and the Invention of the Papacy in the Early Middle Ages".

In 2018 McKitterick was honoured with a Festschrift, Writing the Early Medieval West, to mark her retirement in September 2016. The volume consists of contributions from fifteen of McKitterick's former students.

Personal life
She married David McKitterick, Librarian of Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1976. They have one daughter.

Publications

Monographs
The Frankish Church and the Carolingian Reforms, 789–895 (1977)
The Frankish Kingdoms under the Carolingians, 751–987 (1983)
The Carolingians and the Written Word (1989)
Books, Scribes and Learning in the Frankish Kingdoms, 6th to 9th Centuries. (Collected Studies; 452.) Aldershot: Variorum, (1994)
The Frankish Kings and Culture in the Early Middle Ages (1995)
History and Memory in the Carolingian World (2004)
Perceptions of the Past in the Early Middle Ages (2006)
Charlemagne: The Formation of a European Identity (2008)
Rome and the Invention of the Papacy: The Liber Pontificalis (2020)

Edited volumes
 (ed. with Dorothy Whitelock and David Dumville) Ireland in Mediaeval Europe: Studies in Memory of Kathleen Hughes (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982)
 (ed.) The Uses of Literacy in Early Medieval Europe (1990)
 (ed. with Lida Lopes Cardozo) Lasting Letters: An Inscription for the Abbots of St Albans (Cambridge: Kindersley Cardozo 1992)
 (ed.) Carolingian Culture: Emulation and Innovation (1994)
 (ed.) The New Cambridge Medieval History, II: c.700–c.900 (1995)
 (ed., with Roland Quinault) Edward Gibbon and Empire (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997)
 (ed.) The Early Middle Ages, 400–1000 (2001)
 (ed.) Carolingian Culture: Emulation and Innovation (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993)
 (ed.) Atlas of the Medieval World (2004)

Festschrift
 Writing the Early Medieval West, edited by Elina Screen and Charles West (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018)

Articles and book chapters
 "Knowledge of Canon Law in the Frankish Kingdoms Before 789: The Manuscript Evidence", The Journal of Theological Studies, NEW SERIES, Vol. 36, No. 1 (APRIL 1985), pp. 97–117; Oxford Journals, Oxford University Press, Clarendon Press, London
 "The Papacy and Byzantium in the Seventh- and Early Eighth-Century Sections of the Liber Pontificalis'", Papers of the British School in Rome, 84 (2016) 241–73
 "The Popes as Rulers of Rome in the Aftermath of Empire, 476–769", with Stewart J. Brown, Charlotte Methuen and Andrew Spicer, Studies In Church History, 54''' (2018) 71–95

References

External links
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Fellows of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
Fellows of the Royal Historical Society
Living people
English palaeographers
1949 births
Professors of Medieval History (Cambridge)
Winners of the Heineken Prize
University of Western Australia alumni
Fellows of Newnham College, Cambridge
People from Chesterfield, Derbyshire
British medievalists
Women medievalists
Presidents of the Ecclesiastical History Society
British women historians
Fellows of the Society of Antiquaries of London
Corresponding Fellows of the Medieval Academy of America

Rosamond McKitterick


was a village located in Higashimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan.

As of 2003, the town had an estimated population of 3,759 and a population density of 18.42 persons per km². The total area was 204.06 km².

On May 1, 2005, Hongū, along with the village of Ryūjin (from Hidaka District), the town of Nakahechi, and the village of Ōtō (both from Nishimuro District), was merged into the expanded city of Tanabe.

External links

Dissolved municipalities of Wakayama Prefecture
Tanabe, Wakayama

Hongū, Wakayama


Filmografien for den britiske skuespiller Sir Christopher Lee (1922–2015) begyndte i 1948 og omfatter mere end 200 film.

Film

Fjernsyn

Computerspil

Priser og nomineringer

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Lee, Christopher

Christopher Lees filmografi


Den russiske Længdesvømmer Romantschenko ved Langelinie er en stumfilm fra 1913 af ukendt instruktør.

Handling
Svømning. Den russiske svømmer Romantchenko besøger København. Ved Langelinie springer han i vandet og svømmer lidt rundt i havnebassinet. Ses sammen med journalist Anker Kirkeby.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Danske film fra 1913
Dokumentariske optagelser
Stumfilm fra Danmark


Mlin na vjetar nalazi se u Bolu na Braču, na adresi Kotlina.

Opis
Mlin na vjetar u Bolu je na istočnoj strani naselja blizu morske obale. Kružna građevina građena je nepravilnim lomljenim kamenom. Nasuprot ulazu su konzolne kamene stube koje vode sve do drugog kata, koji završava terasom umjesto izvornim krovom. Na zidu su tragovi smještaja mehanizma i osovine mlinskog kola. Vrijedan primjer industrijske arhitekture ranog 19. st. na Braču.

Zaštita
Pod oznakom Z-5349 zaveden je kao nepokretno kulturno dobro - pojedinačno, pravna statusa zaštićena kulturnog dobra, klasificirano kao "javne građevine".

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

Zaštićene javne građevine u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji
Građevine u Bolu
Bol

Mlin na vjetar u Bolu


An Pachyplectron neocaledonicum in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni Schltr.. An Pachyplectron neocaledonicum in nahilalakip ha genus nga Pachyplectron, ngan familia nga Orchidaceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Pachyplectron

Pachyplectron neocaledonicum


Bruno Laurent (* 29. Dezember 1975 in La Louvière-Haine-Saint-Paul) ist ein belgischer Schachspieler.

Leben

Beim Elite-Turnier in Charleroi war er mehrfach erfolgreich, er gewann es zum Beispiel im September 2000 und im Januar 2006. Im Oktober 2005 gewann er das Internationale Santa-Olaya-Open in Asturien. 2008 konnte er die belgische Einzelmeisterschaft in Eupen vor Alexandre Dgebuadze gewinnen.

Für die belgische Nationalmannschaft spielte Bruno Laurent bei zwei Schacholympiaden: 2004 in Calvià am zweiten Reservebrett und 2008 in Dresden am Reservebrett sowie der Europameisterschaft 2007 in Iraklio am vierten Brett.

In Belgien spielt er für CRE Charleroi; mit dem Verein nahm er 2006 und 2008 am European Club Cup teil und wurde 2012 belgischer Mannschaftsmeister. In Frankreich spielt er für Le Cavalier Noir d'Arras, in den Niederlanden für den Rotterdamer Verein Charlois Europoort. Auch in der Luxemburger Mannschaftsmeisterschaft spielte er schon. In Deutschland spielte er in der Saison 2005/06 in der 2. Bundesliga West für Turm Bergheim und 2006/07 in der NRW-Klasse für den Kölner Verein Schachfreunde Brück.

Seit Juli 2006 trägt er den Titel Internationaler Meister. Die Normen hierfür erzielte er schon beim 1. GM-Turnier in Bogny-sur-Meuse im Juli 2002, beim Turnier in Charleroi im August 2002, beim CCAS-Grand-Prix in Cap d'Agde im Oktober 2003 sowie beim Internationalen Turnier in Charleroi im August 2004, er musste allerdings noch fast zwei Jahre warten, bis er die erforderliche Elo-Zahl von 2400 überschritten hatte.

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Schachspieler (Belgien)
Schachspieler (Cercle des Echecs de Charleroi)
Nationaler Einzelmeister (Schach)
Schachspieler
Belgier
Geboren 1975
Mann

Bruno Laurent


Maximilian Eduard August Hannibal Kunz Sigismund Vogel von Falckenstein (né le  à Berlin et mort le  au , ) est un général d'infanterie et homme politique prussien.

Biographie

Origine
Maximilien est le fils du propriétaire terrien et général d'infanterie prussien Eduard Vogel von Falckenstein (1797-1885), gouverneur général des terres côtières allemandes à Hanovre, et de son épouse Luise Gärtner (1813-1892).

Carrière militaire
Il rejoint l'armée prussienne en 1855, devient capitaine à l'état-major général en 1871 et devient professeur à l'Académie de guerre en 1881. En 1888, il est promu général de division et commandant de la 2e brigade d'Infanterie de la Garde. En 1889, il devient directeur du Département général de la guerre au ministère de la Guerre. En octobre 1891, il est promu lieutenant général et commandant de la  d'infanterie à Francfort-sur-l'Oder. En 1896, il devient finalement général d'infanterie et commandant général du  à Coblence et chef du . En approuvant sa demande de départ, il fut mis à disposition le 24 mai 1898 avec la nomination simultanée de chef du  bataillon de pionniers avec la pension légale.

Vogel von Falckenstein est seigneur du château de Dolzig avec 1000 hectares et député de la chambre des seigneurs de Prusse de 1907 jusqu'à sa mort.

Famille
Vogel von Falckenstein se marie le 3 septembre 1862 à Coblence Marie baronne  (1842–1915).

Décorations
 1884 Commandeur de l'Ordre de la Couronne de Wurtemberg

Bibliographie
 Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch. Teil B 1928, S. 678. Verlag Justus Perthes, Gotha 1928.

Liens externes

 Acta Borussica Volume 8/I (1890-1900) (fichier PDF; 2,72 Mo)
 Acta Borussica Volume 8/II (1890-1900) (fichier PDF; 2,19 Mo)

Références

Général prussien d'infanterie
Député de la Chambre des seigneurs de Prusse
Grand-croix de l'ordre de l'Aigle rouge
Commandeur de l'ordre de la Couronne de Wurtemberg
Chevalier de l'ordre de Dannebrog
Naissance en avril 1839
Naissance à Berlin
Décès en décembre 1917
Décès dans la voïvodie de Lubusz
Décès dans la province de Brandebourg
Décès à 78 ans

Maximilian Vogel von Falckenstein