Dansk Camping Union (DCU) er en forening for danske campister. Foreningen blev stiftet 13. december 1926 som Lejrklubben for Danmark.

Historie
I 1926 organiserede 26 teltliggere syd for København sig under navnet Lejrklubben for Danmark, så de bedre kunne forhandle overfor landmændene omkring priser og vilkår. I 1958 skiftede foreningen navn til Dansk Camping Union. DCU havde i 2015 over 50.000 medlemmer, og var i forhold til indbyggertallet den største campingorganisation i verden. DCU står sammen med Egskov på Fyn bag Europas første Camping Outdoor Museum, som åbnede i maj 2021.

DCU har i 2021 20 campingpladser fordelt rundt i Danmark.

 DCU-Camping København - Absalon
 DCU-Camping Aarhus - Blommehaven
 DCU-Camping Ejsing Strand
 DCU-Camping Gjerrild Strand
 DCU-Camping Hesselhus
 DCU-Camping Hornbæk
 DCU-Camping Holstebro Sø
 DCU-Camping Kollund
 DCU-Camping Kulhuse
 DCU-Camping Ebeltoft -Mols
 DCU-Camping Nærum
 DCU-Camping Rørvig Strand
 DCU-Camping Rågeleje
 DCU-Camping Tranum
 DCU-Camping Viborg Sø
 DCU-Camping Åbyskov Strand
 DCU-Camping Flyvesandet Strand
 DCU-Camping Odense
 DCU-Camping Ålbæk Strand
 DCU-Camping Rønne Strand - Galløkken

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger
 Dansk Camping Unions officielle hjemmeside
 Dansk Camping Union på Den Store Danske

Camping
Camping Union
Etableret i 1926

Dansk Camping Union


Les gorges de l'Artuby sont des gorges de France situées en Provence, dans le nord du département du Var, sur le cours de l'Artuby.

Premières gorges situées sur le cours de la rivière peu après sa source, elles mesurent  de longueur pour une largeur d'environ  et une profondeur d'environ . Elles sont taillées dans le flanc septentrional de la montagne de Brouis, au pied de son ubac, juste au sud du village de la Martre. Très sauvages, aucune route ni sentier ne les empruntent et elles n'ont fait l'objet d'aucun aménagement hydraulique.

Références

Artuby
Artuby

Gorges de l'Artuby


Mercredi () est une série télévisée américaine créée par Alfred Gough et Miles Millar, qui est en cours de diffusion depuis le  sur la plateforme Netflix. La réalisation a été confiée à James Marshall, Gandja Monteiro et Tim Burton, qui officie également en tant que producteur délégué.

Elle est centrée sur le personnage de Mercredi Addams ( en ), issu des bandes dessinées La Famille Addams créées par Charles Addams.

Plutôt bien accueillie par la critique, qui salue notamment la prestation de l'actrice principale Jenna Ortega et du reste de la distribution, elle est devenue dans les trois semaines suivant sa sortie l'un des plus grands succès de l'histoire de Netflix et la série de Netflix la plus regardée dans  pays.

En 2023, la série est nommée aux Golden Globes dans les catégories meilleure série télévisée musicale ou comique et meilleure actrice dans une série musicale ou comique pour Jenna Ortega.

Synopsis
Mercredi Addams est envoyée par ses parents, Gomez et Morticia, au sein de la , à Jericho dans le Vermont, après avoir été une nouvelle fois expulsée d'un lycée. Nevermore est un établissement pour enfants particuliers, dirigé d'une main de fer par Larissa Weems, l'ancienne colocataire de Morticia lorsque toutes deux y étaient étudiantes.

Mercredi doit alors appréhender cette nouvelle vie, tout en enquêtant sur une série de meurtres qui terrorisent Jericho et en essayant de maîtriser les visions qu'elle a depuis quelques mois.

Distribution

Acteurs principaux
 Jenna Ortega  : Mercredi Addams ( en ) / Goody Addams
 Gwendoline Christie  : Larissa Weems, la directrice de Nevermore
 Jamie McShane  : le shérif Donovan Galpin
 Riki Lindhome  : , la psychologue
 Christina Ricci  : Marilyn Thornhill, professeure de botanique de Nevermore et surveillante du dortoir Ophelia Hall
 Hunter Doohan  : Tyler Galpin, le fils du shérif
 Percy Hynes White  : Xavier Thorpe, un pensionnaire de Nevermore
 Emma Myers  : Enid Sinclair, une louve-garou pensionnaire de Nevermore
 Joy Sunday  : Bianca Barclay, une sirène pensionnaire de Nevermore
 Georgie Farmer  : Ajax Petropolus, un gorgone pensionnaire de Nevermore
 Naomi J. Ogawa : Yoko Tanaka, une pensionnaire de Nevermore

Acteurs récurrents
 Victor Dorobantu : La Chose ( en )
    : Noble Walker, le maire
 Moosa Mostafa   : Eugene Otinger, un pensionnaire de Nevermore
 Iman Marson : Lucas Walker, le fils du maire
 Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo : Ritchie Santiago, l'adjointe du shérif
 Johanna Dias Watson : Divina, une pensionnaire de Nevermore
 Oliver Watson  : Kent, un triton pensionnaire de Nevermore
 Michael Okele : Morgan
 Calum Ross  : Rowan Laslow, un pensionnaire de Nevermore
 Karina Varadi : Mercredi à 6 ans (flashbacks)

Acteurs invités
 Catherine Zeta-Jones  : Morticia Addams, la mère de Mercredi
 Luis Guzmán  : Gomez Addams, le père de Mercredi
 Isaac Ordonez  : Pugsley Addams, le frère de Mercredi
 George Burcea : Max (Lurch en ), le chauffeur de la famille Addams
 Fred Armisen  : l'oncle Fétide (Fester en )
 William Houston : Joseph Crackstone, le fondateur de Jericho

Production

Genèse et développement
Durant la préproduction du film La Famille Addams (qui sortira finalement en 1991), Tim Burton est un temps attaché au poste de réalisateur. Trop occupé par Batman : Le Défi, il doit finalement céder sa place à Barry Sonnenfeld. En mars 2010, Illumination Entertainment, en partenariat avec Universal Pictures, acquiert les droits des dessins de La Famille Addams créés par Charles Addams. Le projet est alors un film d'animation en stop-motion inspiré du design des dessins originaux de Charles Addams. Tim Burton est envisagé comme coscénariste et coproducteur avec la possibilité de le réaliser. Le projet est finalement annulé en juillet 2013.

En , une série télévisée développée par MGM Television est annoncée, avec Tim Burton comme réalisateur. Alfred Gough et Miles Millar officieront comme show runners. Ils produiront également la série avec notamment Tim Burton et Gail Berman. En février 2021, Netflix commande officiellement 8 épisodes.

En , Danny Elfman  rejoint la série pour en composer la musique, notamment le thème principal.

Le , Netflix annonce officiellement le renouvellement de la série pour une deuxième saison.

Attribution des rôles
En , Jenna Ortega est choisie pour incarner le rôle-titre. Elle retient notamment l'attention de Tim Burton en apparaissant couverte de sang lors de son audition. Johnny Depp est envisagé pour jouer Gomez Addams mais c'est finalement Luis Guzmán qui est choisi en août 2021. Catherine Zeta-Jones est annoncée quelques jours plus tard dans le rôle de sa femme Morticia.

Thora Birch, Riki Lindhome, Jamie McShane, Hunter Doohan, Georgie Farmer, Moosa Mostafa, Emma Myers, Naomi J. Ogawa, Joy Sunday ou encore Percy Hynes White sont ensuite confirmés dans des rôles récurrents. En septembre 2021, la distribution s'étoffe avec les arrivées de Gwendoline Christie, Tommie Earl Jenkins ou encore William Houston. En décembre 2021, Thora Birch quitte finalement la série. Le , l'actrice Christina Ricci, qui incarnait Mercredi Addams dans les films des années 1990, rejoint la distribution dans un rôle inconnu.

Tournage

Le tournage de la première saison débute le  à Bucarest en Roumanie, puis prend place à Busteni au sein des Alpes de Transylvanie, et s'achève fin . Les lieux de tournage comprennent notamment le Château de Cantacuzino, utilisé comme décor pour la fictive , l'Université Politehnica de Bucarest, la gare de Sinaia, le Jardin botanique de Bucarest, ou encore le Manoir historique Olga Greceanu dans le Județ de Dâmbovița. Les plans extérieurs du Château de Cantacuzino ont été complétés par des effets spéciaux numériques. D'autres décors, y compris toute la ville de Jéricho, ont été construits aux studios Buftea. Pour créer les décors, le chef décorateur Mark Scruton s'est principalement basé sur les dessins originaux de Charles Addams et s'est aussi inspiré des précédentes réalisations de Burton, telles que Beetlejuice et Charlie et la Chocolaterie.

Pour Jenna Ortega, il s'avère éprouvant bien qu'elle déclare qu'il s'agit du . Pour les scènes de danse, l'actrice s'inspire des clips vidéo de Siouxsie Sioux et elle chorégraphie elle-même la séquence de l'épisode  avec le morceau Goo Goo Muck de the Cramps. Elle reprend aussi des mouvements dansés par Lisa Loring qui incarnait Mercredi dans la série télévisée La Famille Addams des années 1960. Peu après la mise en ligne des épisodes, Jenna Ortega révèle qu'elle a tourné la scène alors qu'elle venait de contracter les premiers symptômes du Covid-19.

Fiche technique

 Titre français : Mercredi
 Titre original :
 Création : Alfred Gough et Miles Millar, d'après l'œuvre de Charles Addams
 Réalisation : Tim Burton (épisodes 1 à 4), Gandja Monteiro (épisodes 5 et 6),  (épisodes 7 et 8)
 Musique : Danny Elfman et Chris Bacon
 Costumes : Colleen Atwood
 Photographie : David Lanzenberg et Stephan Pehrsson
 Casting : Fiona Weir, Florina Fernandes, Sophie Holland et John Papsidera
 Production : Carmen Pepelea
 Coproduction : Nick Iannelli
 Production associée : Natalie Testa
 Production exécutive : Kayla Alpert, Gail Berman, Tim Burton, Jonathan Glickman, Alfred Gough, Tommy Harper, Kevin Lafferty, Miles Millar, Kevin Miserocchi, Andrew Mittman, Steve Stark
 Sociétés de production : Glickmania Media, Tee and Charles Addams Foundation, MGM Television
 Société de distribution : Netflix
 Pays de production :
 Langue originale : anglais
 Format : couleur - 16/9 - Dolby Digital
 Genre : comédie, crime, fantasy, mystère
 Nombre de saisons : 1
 Nombre d'épisodes : 8
 Date de première diffusion :
 Classification : tous publics

Promotion

Un premier teaser est mis en ligne par Netflix le . En , le magazine Vanity Fair dévoile des images exclusives de la série, qui permettent notamment d'avoir un premier aperçu de Catherine Zeta-Jones et Luis Guzmán dans le rôle des parents Addams. Le , Netflix dévoile la première bande-annonce de la série. Le , à l'occasion de la présentation de la série au New York Comic Con, une deuxième bande-annonce est mise en ligne.

Lors de la promotion, Alfred Gough et Miles Millar, créateurs de Mercredi, ont confié que  avant de préciser . Fin , en interview avec le Hollywood Reporter, ils indiquent que des discussions avec Netflix sont en cours au sujet de la création d'un univers étendu sur la Famille Addams, signifiant que d'autres séries dérivées pourraient voir le jour.

L'avant-première mondiale de la série a lieu à Los Angeles, en Californie, le  au sein du Hollywood Legion Theater.

Épisodes

Première saison (2022)

 Mercredi porte-malheur ()
 Un malheur qui arrive toujours seul ()
 Malheur à mes ennemis ? ()
 Le Bal des malheurs ()
 30 ans de malheur ()
 Malheureux anniversaire ()
 Malheureusement vôtre ()
 Oiseau de malheur ()

Accueil critique et des téléspectateurs

Accueil critique
La série est globalement bien reçue par la critique lors de sa diffusion en . Sur le site d'agrégation de critiques Metacritic, la note moyenne obtenue pour la saison 1 est de 66/100 basée sur 26 critiques collectées. Sur le site Rotten Tomatoes, le taux d'approbation est de 71 %, basé sur 96 critiques. Le consensus du site indique .

Audiences
Selon les données de  recueillies par , lors de la diffusion de son  épisode, Mercredi est la deuxième série originale de Netflix avec le plus grand nombre d'abonnés, juste derrière The Witcher.

Mercredi détient le record du meilleur démarrage de l'histoire pour une série anglophone de Netflix avec  millions d'heures de visionnage durant sa première semaine de diffusion, battant le précédent record détenu par la quatrième saison de Stranger Things. En deux semaines, elle totalise  millions d'heures visionnées, devenant ainsi .

Un mois après sa sortie, elle comptabilise plus d'un milliard d'heures de visionnage, et devient de fait la deuxième série anglophone la plus vue de l'histoire de Netflix. Elle devient ensuite l'une des séries télévisées les plus regardées au monde, et également la troisième série la plus regardée sur Netflix derrière Stranger Things et Squid Game.

Distinctions

Récompenses
 CDG Awards 2023 : meilleurs costumes pour une série télévisée contemporaine pour Colleen Atwood et Mark Sutherland
 Kids' Choice Awards 2023 :
 série télévisée familiale préférée
 actrice féminine préférée pour Jenna Ortega
 BFDG Awards 2023 : meilleurs décors pour une série dramatique pour Mark Scruton, Adrian Curelea, Rob Hepbrun et David Morison
 Critics Choice Super Awards 2023 :
 meilleure série d'horreur, mini-série ou téléfilm
 meilleure actrice dans une série d'horreur, une mini-série ou un téléfilm pour Jenna Ortega
 MTV Movie & TV Awards 2023 : meilleure performance dans une série télévisée pour Jenna Ortega

Nominations
 Hollywood Music in Media Awards 2022 : meilleure composition d'une série télévisée pour Danny Elfman
 SAG Awards 2023 : meilleure actrice dans une série comique pour Jenna Ortega
 AACTA Awards 2023 : meilleure série comique
 ADG Awards 2023 : meilleurs décors pour une série à caméra unique pour Mark Scruton
 DGA Awards 2023 : meilleure réalisation pour une série comique pour Tim Burton
 Golden Globes 2023 :
 meilleure série musicale ou comique
 meilleure actrice dans une série musicale ou comique pour Jenna Ortega
 Critics Choice Super Awards 2023 : meilleure actrice dans une série d'horreur, une mini-série ou un téléfilm pour Christina Ricci
 BAFTA TV Awards 2023 :
 meilleure série télévisée internationale
 meilleurs maquillages et coiffures pour Tara McDonald
 MTV Movie & TV Awards 2023 :
 meilleure série télévisée
 meilleur héros pour Jenna Ortega
 meilleur duo pour Jenna Ortega et La Chose
 Gold Derby Awards 2023 : meilleure actrice dans un second rôle dans une série comique pour Gwendoline Christie
 HCA TV Awards 2023 :
 meilleure série comique de streaming
 meilleure actrice dans une série comique de streaming pour Jenna Ortega
 meilleure actrice dans un second rôle dans une série comique de streaming pour Christina Ricci
 meilleure actrice invitée dans une série comique pour Catherine Zeta-Jones
 meilleure réalisation pour une série comique de streaming pour Tim Burton
 meilleur scénario pour une série comique de streaming pour Alfred Gough et Miles Millar
 meilleurs costumes de fantaisie ou de science-fiction
 meilleur générique
 Emmy Awards 2023 :
 meilleure série comique
 meilleure actrice dans une série comique pour Jenna Ortega
 meilleure réalisation pour une série comique pour Tim Burton

Notes et références

Liens externes

La Famille Addams
Série télévisée créée en 2022
Série télévisée américaine des années 2020
Série télévisée de Netflix
Série télévisée de MGM Television
Série télévisée fantastique américaine
Série télévisée sur la famille
Adaptation d'une bande dessinée à la télévision
Métamorphose dans la fiction

Mercredi (série télévisée)


Landsberg-Velen und Steinfurt ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Engelbert von Landsberg-Velen und Steinfurt (1796–1878), deutscher Adliger und Politiker
 Ignatz von Landsberg-Velen und Steinfurt (1830–1915), deutscher Adliger und Politiker (Zentrum), MdR

Landsberg-Velen und Steinfurt


Joseph ou Joe Greene est un nom pouvant désigner:

Sports
 (1911-1989), joueur américain de baseball
Joe Greene (né en 1946), joueur américain de football américain
Joe Greene (né en 1967), athlète américain en saut en longueur
 (né en 1986), boxeur professionnel américain

Autres
 (mort en 1871), sénateur américain de Caroline du Nord
 (1836-1903), zoologiste irlandais
 (1890-1969), homme politique canadien de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador
 (1914-1990), auteur américain de science fiction
 (1915-1986), compositeur américain
Joe Greene (1920-1978), homme politique canadien en Ontario
 (1920-2010), diplomate américain
 (né en 1944), scientifique matérialiste américain
, chanteur gospel et soul américain

Voir aussi

Greene, Joseph

Joseph Greene


Françoise Ega (Le Morne-Rouge, 11 de novembro de 1920 – Marselha, 8 de março de 1976) foi uma escritora e ativista social francesa, nascida na Martinica.

Dedicou-se em vida a lutar pelos direitos da comunidade negra e dos migrantes caribenhos na França. Seus livros trabalhavam com temas como exploração, nacionalismo, alienação, racismo e machismo e ela foi reconhecida como uma importante voz feminina das Antilhas francesas entre o final da Segunda Guerra Mundial e o fim da colonização francesa.

Biografia
Françoise nasceu em 1920, na Martinica. Era filha de Délie Partel, uma costureira, e de Claude Modock. Criada Le Morne-Rouge, Françoise formou-se num curso técnico de estenotipista na capital da Martinica, Fort de France. Mudou-se para a França durante a Segunda Guerra onde conseguiu um posto de trabalho na sua área de formação. Em Paris, ela conheceu Franz Ega, com quem se casou em 8 de maio de 1946. Franz era soldado, o que levou o casal a morar em diversos países da África antes de se estabelecerem em Marselha, onde tiveram três de seus cinco filhos.

Carreira
Em Marselha, Françoise se dedicou a ajudar a comunidade caribenha, fundando programas para crianças após o horário escolar, voltadas para a leitura e escrita, além do ensino do catecismo. Ela foi organizadora do time de futebol da Guiana Ocidental Francesa e fundou duas organizações, a Associação de Trabalhadores das Antilhas e da Guiana e a Associação Cultural e Esportiva Antillo-Guiana para promover a participação de migrantes das Antilhas Francesas e da Guiana Francesa em eventos esportivos e culturais.

Por ser mulher instruída, Françoise também ajudava os migrantes com a papelada e as transações relacionadas com a realização de suas atividades diárias, além de dar aulas de alfabetização para adultos. Ativa na política e atividades sindicais, ela defendeu fortemente a proteção dos espaços públicos, como parques, piscinas e estádios. Ela trabalhou com Séverin Montarello para criar o Espace Culturel Busserine, o primeiro centro cultural na área.

Na década de 1960, Françoise escreveu dois romances autobiográficos, Le temps des Madras (1966) e Lettres à une noire (1978). O segundo só foi publicado depois de sua morte. O primeiro narra suas memórias de infância na Martinica. Em Lettres à une noire, ela narra seu cotidiano em Marselha, endereçando-se à escritora brasileira Carolina Maria de Jesus. Ega se inspirou no livro Quarto de despejo (JESUS,1960) para escrever o seu livro ao ler um perfil da escritora brasileira na revista francesa Paris Match. Em Lettres à une noire ela evoca ainda o drama das faxineiras antilhas exploradas em casas de famílias burguesas. Ela mesma se emprega como diarista por não conseguir se empregar como estenotipista ao fim da guerra. No livro, ela aborda temas como o racismo, o sexismo, nacionalismo, identidade, etc. comuns a muitos migrantes caribenhos no período pós-guerra.

Lettres à une noire foi traduzido para o português brasileiro em 2021 pela editora Todavia. Nova edição em francês canadense saiu no mesmo ano pela editora Lux, de Québec, mas a autora segue menosprezada na França.

Morte
Françoise morreu em 8 de março de 1976, aos 55 anos, em Marselha.

Legado
Após sua morte, uma placa comemorativa foi instalada no Centro Cultural Busserine. Seus filhos criaram o Comitê Mam'Ega para dar continuidade a seu trabalho e uma rua do 14 Arrondissement de Marseille recebeu o seu nome.; Em 1992, o Comitê Mam'Ega editou e publicou postumamente o conto Le pin de Magneu; e em 2000 o comitê publicou L'Alizé ne soufflait plus, que explora as experiências de um jovem casal martinicano na França após o fim da Segunda Guerra.

Bibliografia

Naturais da Martinica
Escritoras da França
Ativistas da França

Françoise Ega


The Kansas City metropolitan area is a bi-state metropolitan area anchored by Kansas City, Missouri. Its 14 counties straddle the border between the U.S. states of Missouri (9 counties) and Kansas (5 counties). With  and a population of more than 2.2 million people, it is the second-largest metropolitan area centered in Missouri (after Greater St. Louis) and is the largest metropolitan area in Kansas, though Wichita is the largest metropolitan area centered in Kansas. Alongside Kansas City, Missouri, these are the suburbs with populations above 100,000: Overland Park, Kansas; Kansas City, Kansas; Olathe, Kansas; Independence, Missouri; and Lee's Summit, Missouri.

Business enterprises and employers include Cerner Corporation (the largest, with almost 10,000 local employees and about 20,000 global employees), AT&T, BNSF Railway, GEICO, Asurion, T-Mobile (formerly Sprint), Black & Veatch, AMC Theatres, Citigroup, Garmin, Hallmark Cards, Waddell & Reed, H&R Block, General Motors, Honeywell, the Ford Kansas City Assembly Plant, The Kansas City Star, Bayer, Children's Mercy Hospital, Truman Medical Center-Hospital Hill, and Andrews McMeel Universal (representing Garfield, Calvin and Hobbes, and Doonesbury). Shopping centers include City Market, Crown Center, Country Club Plaza, Independence Center, Legends Outlets Kansas City, Oak Park Mall, Ward Parkway Center, and Zona Rosa.

Cultural attractions include the American Jazz Museum, the Kansas City Symphony, Kansas City Union Station, the National World War I Museum, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, the National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Arabia Steamboat Museum, Uptown Theater, Midland Theatre, the Kansas City Zoo, Swope Park (featuring Starlight Theater), Sandstone Amphitheater, the Kansas City Renaissance Festival, Worlds of Fun, Oceans of Fun, and several casinos. Major league sports franchises include the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs, the MLB's Kansas City Royals, and the MLS's Sporting Kansas City. The Kansas Speedway is owned by NASCAR.

Historic features include these: the confluence of the eastern endpoints of the California, Santa Fe, and Oregon Trails in Independence; the Harry S. Truman Historic District; and the neighborhoods of Westport, 18th and Vine, and Pendleton Heights. Historic cultural origins include KC styles of jazz, vaudeville theater, barbecue, and steak.

Geographic overview

The larger Kansas City metropolitan area can be visualized as a map with roughly four quadrants:

The southeast quadrant includes Kansas City, Missouri, and surrounding areas in Missouri. It includes the Grandview Triangle.

The southwest quadrant includes all of Johnson County, Kansas, which includes the towns in the area known as Shawnee Mission, Kansas. Interstate 35 runs diagonally through Johnson County, Kansas, from the southwest to Downtown Kansas City, Missouri.

The northwest quadrant contains Wyandotte, and Leavenworth, counties in Kansas and parts of Platte County, Missouri. Wyandotte County, Kansas (sometimes referred to as just Wyandotte), contains Kansas City, Kansas; Bonner Springs, Kansas; and Edwardsville, Kansas; it is governed by a single unified government. Another bend in the Missouri River forms the county line between Wyandotte County, Kansas, and Platte County, Missouri, to the north and northeast.

The map's northeast quadrant is referred to as the Northland. It includes parts of Clay County, Missouri, including North Kansas City, Missouri and Parkville, Missouri. North Kansas City is bounded by a bend in the Missouri River that defines a border between Wyandotte County, Kansas, and Clay County, Missouri, running approximately north–south and a border between North Kansas City, Missouri, and Kansas City, Missouri, running approximately east–west. The river bend's sharpest part forms a peninsula containing the Kansas City Downtown Airport.

Divisions

Areas

 Downtown Kansas City is a section of western Kansas City, Missouri, where corporate offices and much of the city's entertainment facilities are located. The area has been undergoing a massive revitalization since 2000, and increased its population by over 7,000 people between 2000 and 2005. The Power and Light District, Historic Garment District, and the T-Mobile Center are in the downtown area.
 The Northland is a section of the metropolitan area north of the Missouri River, comprising Clay and Platte Counties in Missouri. This area includes the northern half of Kansas City, Missouri, which is referred to as Kansas City, North to distinguish it from the rest of the Northland and the city of North Kansas City.
 River Market is an area north of downtown, south of the Missouri River and west of Highway 9, and is home to a large farmer's market.
 North Kansas City is an enclaved city surrounded by Kansas City, Missouri.
 Shawnee Mission is a district created by the United States Postal Service that encompasses 16 cities and towns in northeast Johnson County, Kansas, most of which also lie in the school district of the same name.
 The Waldo Residential District (Waldo) is in Kansas City, Missouri, near 75th Street and Wornall Road.
 Country Club Plaza ("the Plaza") is an upscale shopping district built by the J.C. Nichols Company in 1923, and was the first suburban shopping district in the United States.
 The Country Club District is an associated group of neighborhoods built along Ward Parkway by J.C. Nichols, which is just south of the Country Club Plaza and includes Sunset Hill, Brookside, Crestwood, and Mission Hills, Kansas.
 39th Street (also referred to as the Volker neighborhood or "Restaurant Row") is a small section of West 39th Street between State Line Road and the Southwest Trafficway in Kansas City, Missouri. The area has many restaurants, bars and shops, and is just across the state line from the University of Kansas Medical Center.
 University of Kansas Hospital (KUMED) is the corporate name of the hospital on the KU Medical Center campus.
 Benton Curve is a curve at the cross-section of Interstate 70 and Benton Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri; the area has long been prone to traffic accidents.
 Pendleton Heights is a neighborhood in the Historic Northeast district of Kansas City, Missouri, which is bordered by Cliff Drive to the north, Chestnut Trafficway to the east, Independence Avenue to the south, and The Paseo to the west. It is Kansas City's oldest surviving neighborhood, and has the city's largest concentration of Victorian homes.
 The Grandview Triangle is the intersection of four major highways: Interstate 435, Interstate 470, Interstate 49, and U.S. Route 71 (Bruce R. Watkins Drive). Notorious for fatal accidents, the Triangle has undergone improvements and upgrades in recent years.
 Emanuel Cleaver II Boulevard, named for former mayor and current Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, comprises recently renamed portions of 47th Street and Brush Creek Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri.
 18th and Vine Historic District (18th and Vine) is a neighborhood on Kansas City, Missouri's north side that contains the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and the American Jazz Museum. This area was the heart of Kansas City's black business district.
 The Library District is a recently defined district around the new Central Library at 14 West 10th Street in Kansas City, Missouri.
 135th Street (Overland Park, Kansas) is a shopping area featuring several indoor and outlet malls, restaurants, and two movie theaters.
 Prariefire is a modern shopping and leisure area featuring fine restaurants and high-end bowling venue. The Museum of Prariefire is its main attraction.
 Strawberry Hill is a historical area in Kansas City, Kansas that was home to many eastern European immigrants. Later, the neighborhood became home to many Latino and Latino families.
 Hospital Hill is an area near 23rd Street and Holmes Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, and consists of two major hospitals (University Health and the Children's Mercy Hospital) and the University of Missouri-Kansas City's School of Medicine, School of Dentistry, School of Pharmacy, and School of Nursing.
 Argentine is a neighborhood in Kansas City, Kansas, centered along Metropolitan and Strong avenues from 27th to 30th streets. It is one of the oldest Mexican/Latino neighborhoods in Kansas City, with Mexican immigration to that area starting in the 1800s.
 The Crossroads Arts District is a neighborhood in the downtown area between the Central Business District and Union Station, centered around the intersection of 19th Street and Baltimore Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri. It contains dozens of art galleries, and is considered to be the center of the arts culture in the metropolitan area. Local artists sponsor exhibits in the district on the first Friday of each month.
 Quality Hill is a residential and commercial neighborhood atop the bluff on the west side of the Central Business District of Downtown Kansas City, across the river from the Charles B. Wheeler Airport.
 Washington-Wheatley is a historically Black neighborhood southeast of the 18th and Vine Historical District.
 The Westside is a historically African American and Chicano/Latino neighborhood near Southwest Boulevard and Interstate 35.
 Westport is a historic district that includes the oldest building still standing in the city and that is home to much of the metropolitan area's entertainment and nightlife.
 Valentine is a neighborhood north of Westport that includes the historic Uptown Theater.
 West Bottoms has many of the oldest buildings and the former location of the city's stockyards. It is now known for its arts community, the American Royal, Hy-Vee Arena, antique stores, and First Fridays events.
 Rosedale is the southernmost district of Kansas City, Kansas, and the only part of that city whose streets are on the metropolitan grid. Home to the main hospital of the University of Kansas Health System, it was the last municipality absorbed by Kansas City, Kansas, prior to the creation of the Unified Government of Kansas City and Wyandotte County.
 Union Hill
 Armourdale is a residential and commercial neighborhood in Kansas City, Kansas, and is one of the historically Chicano(a) neighborhoods of the Kansas City metropolitan area.
 Sheffield is an industrial district in the Blue River valley on the city's far northeast side.
 East Bottoms, also known as the Industrial District, is primarily known for its industrial businesses and railroad activity.
 Brookside is a pedestrian-friendly district built in the 1920s, centered on the Brookside Shopping District at 63rd Street and Brookside Boulevard.
 Hanover Heights is a small neighborhood in Kansas City, Kansas' Rosedale section that was once primarily noted for the antiques shops along 45th Avenue, with the neighborhood's boundaries running mainly between Rainbow Boulevard and State Line Road, running south of the KU Medical Center to the Johnson County border.
 The Historic Northeast District (Northeast) is a working-class immigrant collection of neighborhoods between downtown Kansas City and the suburb of Independence.
 The Truman Sports Complex, at the junction of I-70 and I-435 (east of downtown Kansas City, Missouri), is home to several professional sports attractions. It is anchored by Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Kansas City Chiefs NFL franchise; and Kauffman Stadium, home of Major League Baseball's Kansas City Royals.

Jackson County, Missouri

Downtown

Downtown Kansas City, Missouri has a population of 25,204. Downtown is Kansas City's historic center, located entirely within Kansas City, Missouri, and contains the city's original town site, business districts, and residential neighborhoods. Downtown is bounded by the Missouri River on the north, the Missouri-Kansas state line on the west, 31st Street on the south and Woodland Avenue on the east. The downtown area includes the Central Business District and its buildings, which form the city's skyline. The Downtown Loop is formed by Interstates 670, 70, and 35. Within the downtown loop are many of the tall buildings and skyscrapers that make up the city's skyline. The downtown loop also has small, distinct neighborhoods such as Quality Hill, the Garment District, the Financial District, the Convention Center District, and the Power and Light District.

Other nearby neighborhoods are River Market and Columbus Park, both located between the downtown loop and the Missouri River. Between the downtown loop and the state line are the Westside neighborhood and the West Bottoms, located at the bottom of the bluff adjacent to Kaw Point. East of the loop are the 18th & Vine District, the North Bottoms, and Northeast Kansas City (the East Bottoms, Northeast, and Pendleton Heights). South of the loop is the Crossroads District, Union Hill, Crown Center, Hospital Hill, Longfellow, Wendell Phillips, and Washington Wheatley.

The Kansas City Convention Center, Municipal Auditorium, City Hall, Lyric Theater, Midland Theatre, Ilus Davis Park, and Barney Allis Plaza are within the Central Business District inside the downtown loop. The T-Mobile Center and the College Basketball Experience are within the Power & Light District, also within the downtown loop. The Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts is perched upon a high point immediately south of the downtown loop. South of the loop is the Crossroads District, Union Station, Crown Center, the National World War I Museum, Liberty Memorial, Penn Valley Park, University Health Truman Medical Center, Children's Mercy Hospital, and the 18th & Vine District. North of the loop are City Market within the River Market and Richard L. Berkeley Riverfront Park. West of the loop within the West Bottoms are Hy-Vee Arena and Hale Arena.

Midtown/Plaza
Midtown/Plaza is entirely within Kansas City, Missouri with a population of 40,355. It is just south of downtown, and bounded by 31st Street on the north, the state line on the west, West Gregory Boulevard (71st Street) on the south, and Troost Avenue on the east. Midtown/Plaza, the core of the metropolitan area, has many cultural attractions, shopping and entertainment areas, large hospitals, universities, and the metro area's most densely populated neighborhoods.

Midtown/Plaza has many distinct and historic neighborhoods, including Westport, Hyde Park, and Southmoreland. Shopping is centered on the Country Club Plaza, which has luxury retailers, hotels, and restaurants. Brookside and Westport also contain smaller-scale, neighborhood-oriented, and niche-market retailers. Midtown is home to Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City and Research Medical Center. Cultural attractions include the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Uptown Theater, Starlight Theater, the Kansas City Zoo, Loose Park, and Swope Park. The last of these has a soccer complex that is home to the Swope Park Rangers, a USL Championship team that is the official reserve side for the area's Major League Soccer club, Sporting Kansas City. Major educational institutions include the University of Missouri–Kansas City, Rockhurst University, Kansas City Art Institute, Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Midwest Research Institute, and Penn Valley Community College.

East Side
East Side of the Metro is primarily eastern Jackson County which is an area of the Kansas City Metro that contains the far-eastern urban side of Kansas City, Missouri and the following large suburbs of Blue Springs, Independence, and Lee's Summit. The area includes western Lafayette County Missouri and the far northeast portion of Cass County Missouri. The East Side of Metro includes the Missouri suburbs of Independence,Grandview,Blue Springs, Raytown, Lees Summit, Grain Valley, Oak Grove, Sugar Creek, River Bend, Lake Lotawana, Lone Jack, Greenwood, Unity Village, Buckner, Pleasant Hill, Bates City, Odessa, and Lake Tapawingo. Arrowhead Stadium, home of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs and Kauffman Stadium, home of the MLB's Kansas City Royals are on the eastern edge of Kansas City. The Cable Dahmer Arena home of the ECHL's Kansas City Mavericks and the MASL's Kansas City Comets is in Independence.

Johnson County, Kansas
Johnson County, Kansas contains many municipalities with a population of 609,863. It has the largest economy in the metropolitan area and is the fastest growing county by total population. Municipalities include Overland Park, Olathe, Shawnee, Leawood, Lenexa, Prairie Village, Gardner, Merriam, Mission, Roeland Park, Fairway, Lake Quivira, Mission Hills, Mission Woods, Westwood, and Westwood Hills. Corporate headquarters include Garmin, Black & Veatch, and AMC Theatres, and the secondary headquarters of T-Mobile. Many local area attractions and shopping districts are in Johnson County, such as Oak Park Mall, Town Center Plaza, and Prairie Fire.

The Northland (Missouri)
The Northland is the area north of the Missouri River, bordered by the Kansas state line on the west. The southern half of Platte County, and much of Clay County make up the area. The Northland is a fast-growing, primarily suburban region of the metropolitan area, although much of it is contained within the city limits of Kansas City, Missouri. The economy of the Northland is dominated by Cerner, Kansas City International Airport, Ford Kansas City Assembly Plant, the Zona Rosa shopping community and three riverboat casinos. The metro area's largest amusement park, Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun, is in the Northland. Major educational institutions in the Northland include Park University, William Jewell College, and the Maple Woods campus of Metropolitan Community College. The Northland is also home to the popular recreational reservoir, Smithville Lake. Communities of the Northland outside the city limits include Parkville, Kearney, Liberty, Platte City, Gladstone, Riverside, Smithville, North Kansas City, and Weatherby Lake.

Wyandotte County, Kansas
Wyandotte County, Kansas has a population of 169,245 and contains Kansas City, Kansas, Bonner Springs, Kansas, and Edwardsville, Kansas. Kansas City, Kansas is locally called "KCK" to distinguish it from the larger Kansas City, Missouri (KCMO). It contains many residential neighborhoods, the Fairfax Industrial District, and the Village West entertainment district. The General Motors Fairfax Assembly Plant is in the Fairfax Industrial District. Village West contains many area attractions. This includes many sporting venues such as Children's Mercy Park, home of the area MLS soccer team Sporting Kansas City, the Kansas Speedway, which hosts many NASCAR races, and Field of Legends, home of the independent baseball team, the Kansas City Monarchs, and the Legends shopping district. Bonner Springs is home to the Azura Amphitheater (commonly known as the Sandstone Amphitheater), the National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame, Wyandotte County Historical Museum, and the annual Kansas City Renaissance Festival.

Cass County, Missouri
Cass County, Missouri has a population of 107,824 and contains parts of "South Kansas City". This area consists of the most southern part of Kansas City, Missouri, and the suburbs of Harrisonville, Belton, Loch Lloyd, Peculiar, and Raymore.

Leavenworth County, Kansas
Leavenworth County, Kansas has a population of 81,881 and contains the cities of Leavenworth and Lansing, and the Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary.

Population

The Kansas City metropolitan area (MO-KS) population in 2018 was 2,106,632 and the Kansas City CSA in 2022 was 2,209,152.

More than 500,000
 Kansas City, Missouri – Pop: 508,090

More than 100,000

 Overland Park, Kansas – Pop: 197,238
 Kansas City, Kansas – Pop: 156,607
 Olathe, Kansas – Pop: 141,290
 Independence, Missouri – Pop: 123,011
 Lee's Summit, Missouri – Pop: 101,108

50,000–99,999

 Shawnee, Kansas – Pop: 67,311
 Blue Springs, Missouri – Pop: 58,063
 Lenexa, Kansas – Pop: 57,434

20,000–49,999

 Leavenworth, Kansas – Pop: 37,351
 Leawood, Kansas – Pop: 33,902
 Liberty, Missouri – Pop: 30,167
 Raytown, Missouri – Pop: 30,012
 Gladstone, Missouri – Pop: 27,063
 Grandview, Missouri – Pop: 26,209
 Belton, Missouri – Pop: 23,953
 Gardner, Kansas – Pop: 23,287
 Prairie Village, Kansas – Pop: 22,957
 Raymore, Missouri – Pop: 22,941

10,000–19,999

 Grain Valley, Missouri – Pop: 15,627
 Ottawa, Kansas – Pop: 12,387
 Lansing, Kansas – Pop: 11,767
 Excelsior Springs, Missouri – Pop: 11,486
 Merriam, Kansas – Pop: 11,288
 Smithville, Missouri - Pop: 10,406

5,000–9,999

 Harrisonville, Missouri – Pop: 9,986
 Cameron, Missouri (partial) – Pop: 9,933
 Mission, Kansas – Pop: 9,491
 Kearney, Missouri – Pop: 9,423
 Pleasant Hill, Missouri – Pop: 8,289
 Oak Grove, Missouri – Pop: 7,937
 Bonner Springs, Kansas – Pop: 7,606
 Roeland Park, Kansas – Pop: 6,827
 Parkville, Missouri – Pop: 6,296
 De Soto, Kansas – Pop: 6,074
 Richmond, Missouri – Pop: 6,013
 Spring Hill, Kansas – Pop: 5,981
 Greenwood, Missouri – Pop: 5,569
 Paola, Kansas – Pop: 5,527
 Basehor, Kansas – Pop: 5,403
 Tonganoxie, Kansas – Pop: 5,248
 Odessa, Missouri – Pop: 5,178

Fewer than 5,000

 Peculiar, Missouri – Pop: 4,885
 Platte City, Missouri – Pop: 4,833
 Higginsville, Missouri – Pop: 4,662
 Lexington, Missouri – Pop: 4,598
 Edwardsville, Kansas – Pop: 4,390
 North Kansas City, Missouri – Pop: 4,354
 Osawatomie, Kansas – Pop: 4,297
 Louisburg, Kansas – Pop: 4,276
 Fairway, Kansas – Pop: 3,970
 Mission Hills, Kansas – Pop: 3,601
 Sugar Creek, Missouri – Pop: 3,320
 Riverside, Missouri – Pop: 3,150
 Buckner, Missouri – Pop: 3,067
 Pleasant Valley, Missouri – Pop: 3,056
 Lawson, Missouri – Pop: 2,409
 Plattsburg, Missouri – Pop: 2,291
 Lake Lotawana, Missouri – Pop: 2,018
 Weatherby Lake, Missouri – Pop: 1,848
 Wellsville, Kansas – Pop: 1,818
 Edgerton, Kansas – Pop: 1,736
 Westwood, Kansas – Pop: 1,719
 Hamilton, Missouri - Pop: 1,690
 Garden City, Missouri – Pop: 1,625
 Gower, Missouri (partial) – Pop: 1,526
 Claycomo, Missouri – Pop: 1,468
 Lone Jack, Missouri – Pop: 1,124
 Drexel, Missouri - Pop: 999
 Orrick, Missouri - Pop: 753
 Braymer, Missouri - Pop: 737
 Lake Tapawingo, Missouri - Pop: 723
 Glenaire, Missouri - Pop: 578
 Hardin, Missouri - Pop: 571
 Polo, Missouri - Pop: 509
 Dearborn, Missouri (partial) – Pop: 496
 Avondale, Missouri - Pop: 440
 Osborn, Missouri (partial) – Pop: 423
 Sibley, Missouri - Pop: 356
 Kingston, Missouri - Pop: 290
 Henrietta, Missouri - Pop: 278
 Breckenridge, Missouri - Pop: 258
 Camden, Missouri - Pop: 175
 Cowgill, Missouri - Pop: 168
 Oaks, Missouri - Pop: 129
 Fleming, Missouri - Pop: 114
 Unity Village, Missouri - Pop: 84
 Levasy, Missouri - Pop: 83
 Randolph, Missouri - Pop: 54
 River Bend, Missouri - Pop: 10

Counties
The MSA covers a total area of  including  of water.

Associated areas
Often associated with Kansas City, the cities of Lawrence, Kansas and Saint Joseph, Missouri are identified as separate Metropolitan Statistical Areas.

The Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City MO-KS (USA) Combined Statistical Area (CSA) encompasses the Metropolitan statistical areas (MSA) of Kansas City MO-KS, the St. Joseph metropolitan area and the Lawrence, Kansas metropolitan area with the Micropolitan Statistical Areas (μSA) of Warrensburg, Missouri, Atchison, Kansas, and Ottawa, Kansas. (Warrensburg is in Johnson County, Missouri. Atchison is in Atchison County, Kansas. Ottawa is in Franklin County, Kansas.) The combined statistical area covers a total area of  including  of water.

Politics

The Kansas City metro area is a swing metro area, going between the Republican and Democratic parties for decades.

Economy
, Missouri accounted for 56% of employment and Kansas accounted for 44% of employment. From 2018 to 2019 Kansas added 13,000 jobs and Missouri added 6,500 jobs. Kansas side employment grew by 2.7% and Missouri side employment grew by 1.1%;  job growth in Kansas was more than double that in Missouri. Professional and business employment growth was due entirely to a gain of 5,200 jobs in the Kansas portion of the metro area.

In 2015, the metropolitan area accounted for 40.9% of the total GDP in the state of Kansas and 22.7% of the total GDP in the state of Missouri.

Transportation

Highways
The Kansas City metropolitan area has more freeway lane miles per capita than any other large metropolitan area in the United States. This is 27% more than the second-place Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, 50% more than the average American metro area, and nearly 75% more than the large metro area with the least in Las Vegas.

Interstates
The Kansas City area is a confluence of four major U.S. interstate highways:
  – North to St. Joseph, Missouri
  – North to Des Moines, Iowa and south to Wichita, Kansas
  – South to Joplin
  – East to St. Louis and west to Topeka, Kansas

Other interstates that cross through the area include:
  – A bi-state loop through Jackson, Clay and Platte counties in Missouri and through Johnson and Wyandotte counties in Kansas. It is the second-longest single-numbered beltway in the U.S., and the fourth-longest in the world.
  – Connects South Kansas City with Lee's Summit and Independence.
  – Connects Johnson County and Kansas City, Kansas to I-29, I-70, and I-35.
  – A southern bypass of I-70 and the southern portion of the downtown loop. The roadway is designated on road signs as East I-70, when exiting from I-35 while traveling north.

US Highways
U.S. Highways serving the Kansas City Metro Area include these:
  – Running from Independence Ave. and Winner Rd., between downtown Kansas City and Independence, Missouri, it serves as a street-level connection to Independence.
  – U.S. 40 is one of six east-west U.S.-numbered routes that run (or ran) from coast to coast. It serves as a business loop and an alternate route for I-70.
  – Enters the area in southern Johnson County, follows I-435 from the west to I-470, then splits off of I-470 in Lee's Summit to continue eastward to Jefferson City and St. Louis as a regular highway. Its former route through Raytown and southeast Kansas City was renumbered as Route 350. U.S. 50 is also one of the six east–west highways that run coast-to-coast through the United States.
  - Enters the area concurrent with I-35 until the Shawnee Mission Parkway exit. It runs east along the Parkway into the Plaza area of Kansas City before terminating at US-71.
  – Connects Excelsior Springs, Missouri in the north and serves as a freeway in Johnson County Connecting I-35 to I-435 and connecting Overland Park to Louisburg and Linn Valley on the Kansas side.
  – In the north, concurrent with I-29 to Amazonia, Missouri, and serves as a freeway (Bruce R. Watkins Drive) south from downtown, joining with I-49 at the Grandview Triangle.
  – Connects Smithville, Missouri, in the north.

Kansas state highways
Kansas highways in the area include these:
  – A minor freeway bypassing the north of Kansas City, Kansas, connecting the GM Fairfax plant with I-635. K-5 continues as Leavenworth Road west to I-435 then on to Leavenworth, Kansas.
  – A freeway linking Leavenworth, Wyandotte and Johnson Counties in Kansas.
  – A freeway linking I-435 to De Soto and Lawrence.
  – A highway that links Lawrence to Wyandotte County in Kansas.

Missouri state highways
Missouri highways in the area include these:
  - An important state highway serving the eastern suburbs of the metro. Primarily running north and south through Jackson and Cass Counties. Connecting the following communities: Independence, Blue Springs, Lake Lotawana, Pleasant Hill and Harrisonville. It is the commercial backbone for Blue Springs, Lake Lotawana and Pleasant Hill.
  – A minor freeway northwest of North Kansas City, and serves as a commercial backbone to North Kansas City, Riverside, Platte Woods and Parkville.
  – Known as Tom Watson Parkway in the Kansas City vicinity until it intersects with I-435, it is a highway that spans 42 miles from I-29/US-71 to US-59/MO-273 in Lewis & Clark Village, Missouri. Its eastern segment is also known as NW 64th Street. The highway serves as a commercial backbone of Parkville, Missouri and runs across Riss Lake. The National Golf Club of Kansas City is located on MO-45.
  - A state highway serving the southern suburbs of Belton and Raymore.
  – This narrow and hilly road crosses the northern part of the metro, connecting Platte City, Smithville, Kearney, and Excelsior Springs.
  – A highway linking southern Lee's Summit and Grandview to the Kansas suburbs at State Line Road.
  – A freeway contained entirely in Kansas City's Northland, stretching from Liberty in Clay County west until it intersects with I-435 near Parkville, Missouri.
  – A minor freeway east of North Kansas City that, as a two-lane road, stretches to Richmond, Missouri.
  – Formerly an eastern bypass route of U.S. 71, this minor freeway connects Harrisonville and Lee's Summit to Independence, Sugar Creek, Liberty and Kansas City North. The roadway is designated on road signs alongside I-470 north of Lee's Summit.
  – This road crosses through Raytown as Blue Parkway.

Other roads
These are other notable roads:
 18th Street Expressway – a freeway carrying US-69 through central Wyandotte County from I-35 to I-70.
 Ward Parkway – A scenic parkway in Kansas City, Missouri, near the Kansas-Missouri state line, where many large historic mansions and fountains are located.
 Broadway – A street that runs from the west side of downtown Kansas City to Westport. The street has long been an entertainment center, with various bars, live jazz outlets, and restaurants along it. It also forms the eastern border of Quality Hill, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Kansas City.
 The Paseo – Part of the city's original system of parks and boulevards developed beginning in the late 1880s, it is the longest of the original boulevards, and the only one that runs the entire length of the pre-World War II city boundary, from the Missouri River bluffs in the north to 79th Street on the south.
 Shawnee Mission Parkway – Former alignment of K-10 from 1929 to 1983; K-58 from 1956 to 1979; US-56 from 1957 to 1968; K-12 from 1983 to 1998. Serves Shawnee Mission.
 Troost Avenue – A north-south thoroughfare 11 blocks east of Main Street, named for an early Kansas City settler and dentist, Benoist Troost. The street roughly divides the city's mostly black neighborhoods to its east from its mostly white ones to its west.
 Swope Parkway – Running on the south side of the Brush Creek valley eastward from The Paseo, then southward from its junction with Benton Boulevard, this street is the main route from the city's midtown to its largest city park, Swope Park.
 North Oak Trafficway – A major road in the Northland. The roadway is designated as MO-283 from MO-9 to I-29. It is a major road in the Northland and serves as the commercial backbone of Gladstone, Missouri.
 Barry Road – Runs along the former route of Military Road, which ran from Liberty to Fort Leavenworth. It is now a major commercial street in the Northland, although it has been paralleled by MO-152 for its entire route and has been effectively replaced by it east of Indiana Avenue.
 87th Street Parkway – A major parkway that extends from Overland Park to De Soto. Former alignment of K-10 from 1929 to 1983.

Street numbers
The Missouri side of the metropolitan area south of the Missouri River shares a grid system with Johnson County on the Kansas side. Most east–west streets are numbered and most north–south streets named. Addresses on east–west streets are numbered from Main Street in Kansas City, Missouri, and on north–south streets from St. John Avenue (or the Missouri River, in the River Market area). The direction 'South' in street and address numbers is generally implied if 'North' is not specified, except for numbered 'avenues' in North Kansas City. In the northland, east–west streets use the prefix N.E. or N.W., depending on the side of N. Main on which they lie.

Air
The metro has several airports. Primary service is at Kansas City International Airport (MCI), 15 miles northwest of downtown Kansas City, Missouri. It was opened in 1972 as TWA's "Airport of the Future", a global hub for supersonic transport and the Boeing 747. A new single-terminal building was opened on February 28, 2023, to modernize the design, operations, and passenger experience.

The much smaller Charles B. Wheeler Downtown Airport, immediately north of downtown across the Missouri River, was the original headquarters of Trans World Airlines (TWA) and houses the Airline History Museum. It served as the area's major airport until 1972, when Kansas City International (then known as Mid-Continent International Airport and home to an Overhaul Base for TWA) became the primary airport for the metropolitan area after undergoing $150 million in upgrades that had been approved by voters in a 1966 bond issue. Downtown Airport is still used for general aviation and airshows.

Two general aviation airports are in Johnson County, Kansas. New Century AirCenter borders southwest Olathe and northeast Gardner. The primary runway at New Century AirCenter is the second longest runway in the region next to those at Kansas City International Airport. It is  from the Logistics Park Kansas City Intermodal Facility. Johnson County Executive Airport has one runway on 500 acres and is the fourth-busiest towered airport in the state of Kansas.

Rail
Kansas City is a freight hub served by the BNSF, Canadian Pacific, Kansas City Southern, Norfolk Southern, and Union Pacific. Kansas City Terminal Railway and Kaw River Railroad provide local interchange and switching service.

Amtrak Passenger service is centered at Kansas City, Missouri's Union Station and managed by the Kansas City Terminal. Daily long-distance services are Missouri River Runner with two round trips daily to Saint Louis, connecting to Chicago via the Lincoln Service; and Southwest Chief with daily service between Chicago and Los Angeles.

Transit
City buses operated by the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) provide most public transportation. The Metro Area Express (MAX) became Kansas City, Missouri's first bus rapid transit line in July 2005, and operates and is marketed akin to a rail system instead of a local bus line. The MAX links River Market, Downtown, Union Station, Crown Center, and Country Club Plaza. Buses in Johnson County, Kansas, are operated by Johnson County Transit, known as The JO.

The KC Streetcar is a 2.2-mile modern streetcar line in Downtown Kansas City. Opened to the public in May 2016, it is maintained and operated by the Kansas City Streetcar Authority, a non-profit corporation made up of private sector stakeholders and city appointees. A ballot initiative to fund construction of the  line was approved by voters on December 12, 2012. The system runs between River Market and Union Station, mostly along Main Street, with extensions north and south under consideration.

There are no commuter rail services.

Intercity bus service is provided by Greyhound Lines and Jefferson Lines at the Kansas City Bus Station.

Cultural attractions

Architecture

The architecture of Kansas City, Missouri, and the metropolitan area includes major works by many of the world's most distinguished architects and firms, including McKim, Mead and White; Jarvis Hunt; Wight and Wight; Graham, Anderson, Probst and White; Hoit, Price & Barnes; Frank Lloyd Wright; the Office of Mies van der Rohe; Barry Byrne; Edward Larrabee Barnes; Harry Weese; and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

 The KCTV-Tower is a  pyramid-shaped television and radio tower used primarily by local CBS affiliate KCTV (channel 5). It is at the corner of 31st and Main Streets, next to the studio facilities of PBS member station KCPT (which formerly housed the original studios of KCTV), and is visible from many parts of the city, especially at night due to the string of lights adorning the tower.
 The twin red-brick towers of the American Century Investments complex are oriented north and south along Main at 45th Street, just north of the Country Club Plaza (the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art is slightly east, and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is east and slightly south).
 Kansas City Community Christian Church, at 4601 Main Street, has a group of lights that shoot a beam upwards to the sky at night. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1950s, it is slightly south of and across the street from the American Century Investment Towers (the Nelson Atkins is to the east, and the Kemper Museum is to the north and slightly east).
 Bartle Hall has a section that somewhat resembles a north–south suspension bridge, crossing over I-670 at the southwest corner of the downtown loop. It has four towers, with metal sculptures on top of each tower.
 The Veterans Affairs Medical Center, near the intersection of I-70, Linwood Boulevard and Van Brunt Boulevard, has a large "VA" emblem.
 The Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, at 16th Street and Broadway (just south of the downtown loop), with its tiered glass and steel half-domes, has a design reminiscent of the world-famous Sydney Opera House.

Colleges and universities

Top 5 largest colleges by total enrollment (within the MSA)
1. Johnson County Community College - 18,638
2. Metropolitan Community College - 17,025
3. University of Missouri-Kansas City - 16,383
4. Park University - 9,512
5. Kansas Christian College (Overland Park) - 200

List of institutions (including those in the CSA):

 Avila University - Kansas City, MO
 Baker University - Baldwin City, KS
 Benedictine College - Atchison, KS
 Calvary University - Kansas City, MO
 Cleveland University-Kansas City - Kansas City, KS
 DeVry University - Kansas City, MO
 Donnelly College - Kansas City, KS
 Friends University - Lenexa, KS
 Graceland University - Independence, MO
 University of Arkansas Grantham - Lenexa, KS (administrative location)
 Haskell Indian Nations University - Lawrence, KS
 Johnson County Community College - Overland Park, KS
 Kansas Christian College - Overland Park, KS
 Kansas City Art Institute - Kansas City, MO
 Kansas City Kansas Community College - Kansas City, KS
 Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences - Kansas City, MO
  Kansas State University Olathe Innovation Campus - Olathe, KS
 Metropolitan Community College (Penn Valley, Maple Woods, Business and Technology Center, Blue River, and Longview) - Kansas City, MO
 MidAmerica Nazarene University - Olathe, KS
 Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary - Kansas City, MO
 Missouri Western State University - St. Joseph, MO
 National American University - Kansas City, MO
 Nazarene Theological Seminary - Kansas City, MO
 Northwest Missouri State University - Maryville, MO
 Ottawa University - Overland Park, KS
 Park University - Parkville, MO
 Pinnacle Career Institute - Kansas City, KS
 Pittsburg State University - Lenexa, KS
 Rasmussen College - Overland Park, KS
 Rockhurst University - Kansas City, MO
 Saint Paul School of Theology - Leawood, KS
 University of Central Missouri - Warrensburg, MO
 University of Kansas - Lawrence, KS
 University of Kansas Edwards Campus - Overland Park, KS
 University of Kansas Medical Center - Kansas City, KS
 University of Missouri–Kansas City - Kansas City, MO
 University of Saint Mary - Leavenworth, KS
 Webster University - Webster Groves, MO
 William Jewell College - Liberty, MO

Libraries
The metro public library systems include Kansas City Public Library (Missouri), Mid-Continent Public Library, Kansas City, Kansas Public Library, and Johnson County Library. Private libraries include the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum and the Linda Hall Library.

Media

Print
The Kansas City Star is the metropolitan area's major daily newspaper. The McClatchy Company, which owns The Star, also owns two suburban weeklies: Lee's Summit Journal and Olathe Journal.

The Kansas City Kansan serves Wyandotte County, having moved from print to an online format in 2009. Additional weekly papers in the metropolitan area include the Liberty Tribune, Sun Newspapers of Johnson County, The Examiner in Independence and eastern Jackson County, The Pitch, and the Kansas-Missouri Sentinel. The faith-based newspapers are The Metro Voice Christian Newspaper and the Jewish Chronicle. Dos Mundos is a bilingual newspaper with articles in Spanish and English, and Mi Raza magazine is the area's only weekly Hispanic publication printed in Spanish. The Kansas City Call is an African American weekly newspaper.

Broadcast

According to Arbitron, about 1.5 million people over the age of 12 live within the Kansas City DMA, making it the 30th largest market for radio and 31st for television according to Nielsen. The Kansas City television and radio markets cover 32 counties encompassing northwestern Missouri and northeast Kansas.

Television
Television stations in the Kansas City metropolitan area, with all major network affiliates represented, include:
 WDAF-TV, channel 4 (Fox)
 KCTV, channel 5 (CBS)
 KMBC-TV, channel 9 (ABC)
 KTAJ-TV, channel 16 (TBN)
 KCPT, channel 19 (PBS)
 KUKC-LD, channel 20 (Univision)
 KCKS-LD, channel 25 (simulcast of sister station WROB-LD)
 KCWE, channel 29 (The CW)
 KSHB-TV, channel 41 (NBC)
 KMCI-TV, channel 38 (independent)
 KGKC-LD, channel 39 (Telemundo)
 KPXE-TV, channel 50 (Ion Television)
 KSMO-TV, channel 62 (MyNetworkTV)

The Kansas City television market is in very close proximity to two other media markets, St. Joseph and Topeka. As such, most of the television stations in the Kansas City area are receivable over-the-air in portions of both markets, including their principal cities; likewise, stations from Topeka are receivable as far east as Kansas City, Kansas and stations from St. Joseph are viewable as far south as Kansas City, Missouri's immediate northern suburbs.

Radio
Over 30 FM and 20 AM radio stations broadcast in the Kansas City area, with stations from Topeka, St. Joseph and Carrollton also reaching into the metropolitan area. The highest-rated radio stations, according to Arbitron are:
 WHB (810 AM) - Sports, ESPN Radio Affiliate
 KPRS (103.3 FM) – Urban
 KCMO-FM (94.9) – Classic Hits
 KQRC (98.9 FM) – Rock
 KRBZ-FM (96.5) – Alternative
 KMBZ (98.1 FM) – News/Talk
 WDAF-FM (106.5) – Country, Kansas City Chiefs flagship
 KZPT (99.7) - Adult Top 40
 KCSP (610 AM) - Sports, Kansas City Royals flagship
 KMXV (93.3) - Top 40
 KFKF (94.1) - Country
 KCFX (101.1) - Classic Rock
 KCHZ (95.7 FM) – Top 40/Rhythmic

Public and community radio
 KCUR (89.3 FM) – NPR affiliate
 KANU-FM (91.5) and KTBG (90.9 FM) – both college radio stations; also NPR affiliates
 KKFI (90.1 FM) – Locally owned not-for-profit station
 KGSP (1480 FM) – Park University college station

Specialty radio
Hispanics, who account for 8% of the market's population, are specifically served by three AM radio stations who broadcast in Spanish:
 KCZZ (1480 AM) – Spanish Sports (ESPN Deportes) talk
 KDTD (1340 AM) – Mexican regional
 KYYS (1250 AM) – Classic hits

Business interests
The Kansas City metropolitan area's largest private employer is Cerner Corporation. Cerner, a global healthcare IT company which is headquartered in North Kansas City, employs nearly 10,000 people in the area with a total workforce of nearly 20,000 people including global employees. In August 2014, the company announced its acquisition of competitor Siemens Healthcare. Cerner has several campuses across the area with its World Headquarters building in North Kansas City, Innovations Campus in South Kansas City, and Continuous Campus in Kansas City, Kansas.

Other major employers and business enterprises are AT&T, BNSF Railway, GEICO, Asurion, T-Mobile, Citigroup, EMBARQ, Farmers Insurance Group, Garmin, Hallmark Cards, Husqvarna, H&R Block, General Motors, Honeywell, Ford Motor Company, MillerCoors, State Street Corporation, The Kansas City Star, and Waddell & Reed, some of which are headquartered in the metropolitan area. Kansas City also has a large pharmaceutical industry, with companies such as Bayer and Aventis having a large presence.

Headquarters
These are among the largest companies and organizations, excluding educational institutions, that are headquartered in or have since relocated from the metropolitan area. Headquarters of most are located in Kansas City, Missouri.
 American Century Investments, an investment management firm
 AMC Theatres, a movie theater chain (Leawood, Kansas)
 Andrews McMeel Universal, a syndication and publication company which represents media/entertainment features such as Dear Abby, Garfield, Calvin and Hobbes and Doonesbury
 Applebee's, a restaurant chain (Lenexa, Kansas), relocated to Glendale, California in 2015
 BATS Global Markets, a stock exchange (Lenexa, Kansas)
 Black & Veatch Corporation, engineering firm (Overland Park, Kansas)
 CenturyLink (formerly Embarq Corporation), telecommunications company (headquarters in Monroe, Louisiana)
 Cerner, supplier of healthcare information technology solutions (North Kansas City, Missouri)
 Church of the Nazarene
 Commerce Bancshares, a bank serving Kansas, Missouri and Illinois
 Community of Christ, International Headquarters (Independence, Missouri)
 DST Systems, provider of information processing and computer software services and products
 Engineered Air, worldwide supplier and manufacturer of industrial air conditioners (De Soto)
 Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
 Ferrellgas, retailer and distributor of natural gas (Liberty, Missouri)
 FishNet Security, a provider of information security services and technology resale - Overland Park, KS
 Fort Dodge Animal Health, an animal health pharmaceutical and vaccine manufacturer and a division of Wyeth (Overland Park, Kansas)
 Freightquote.com, largest online third party logistics provider
 Garmin, largest maker of GPS-based electronics (Olathe, Kansas)
 Goodcents Subs and Pastas, notable midwest restaurant chain (De Soto)
 Hallmark Cards, largest maker of greeting cards in the U.S.
 HNTB Corporation, architectural and engineering firm
 H&R Block, financial corporation and former parent company of CompuServe, known mostly for their income tax preparation services
 Hostess Brands Maker of Twinkies and other snack cakes.
 Huhtamaki, makers of Chinet paper dinnerware (De Soto)
 Inergy, L.P., retailers and distributors of natural gas
 International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers
 J. E. Dunn Construction Group, construction contractor
 Kansas City Board of Trade, a commodity futures and options exchange
 Kansas City Power and Light Company, a regulated provider of electricity and energy-related products and services
 Kansas City Southern Industries, operators of a Class I railroad
 Lockton Companies, the largest privately held insurance brokerage in the U.S.
 Merck Health Institutions, pharmaceutical corporation (De Soto)
 MK12 Studios, a filmmaking, animation, and design studio
 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)
 Newport Television – privately held broadcasting company
 North Kansas City Hospital (North Kansas City, Missouri)
 People to People International, a voluntary organization founded by President Dwight Eisenhower
 Perceptive Software, makers of "Image NOW" software (Lenexa, Kansas)
 Polsinelli, AmLaw100-ranked national law firm
 Populous (formerly HOK Sport + Venue + Event), a major sports architectural firm
 Russell Stover Candies
 T-Mobile which is retaining the former Sprint campus as a secondary headquarters (Overland Park, Kansas)
 Tradebot, a high-frequency trading firm
 UMB Financial Corporation, a commercial bank serving a multi-state area of the Midwest
 Unity Church
 Veterans of Foreign Wars
 Waddell & Reed, an investment management and brokerage firm (Overland Park, Kansas)
 Walton Construction, a construction contractor
 YRC Worldwide Inc., known mostly from its former name and brand Yellow Freight, one of the largest transportation service providers in the world (Overland Park, Kansas)

The Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank is one of twelve such banks located in the United States.

Hospitals

 AdventHealth Shawnee Mission
 Centerpoint Medical Center
 Children's Mercy Hospital
 Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute
 Kansas City Veterans Affairs Hospital
 Kindred Hospital Kansas City
 Lee's Summit Medical Center
 Menorah Medical Center
 North Kansas City Hospital
 Olathe Medical Center
 Overland Park Regional Medical Center
 Providence Medical Center
 Research Medical Center
 St. Joseph Medical Center
 Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City
 Saint Luke's East Hospital
 Saint Luke's South Hospital
 St. Mary's Medical Center
 University Health Truman Medical Center
 University of Kansas Hospital (KU Med Center)

Shopping centers

 Adams Dairy Landing
 Blue Ridge Crossing
 Crown Center
 Country Club Plaza
 The Great Mall of the Great Plains (Demolished March 2017)
 Independence Center
 The Landing Mall
 Legends Outlets Kansas City
 Metcalf South Shopping Center (Demolished June/July 2017)
 Metro North Mall (Demolished 2016)
 Oak Park Mall
 Park Place
 Summit Fair
 Summit Woods Crossing
 Town Center Plaza
 Town Pavilion
 Ward Parkway Center
 Zona Rosa

Natural environment
The USDA provides estimates of the number of trees by county in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
Cass County, MO: 43,740,000
Miami County, KS: 38,700,000
Leavenworth County, KS: 33,210,000
Jackson County, MO: 32,540,000
Clay County, MO: 26,940,000
Johnson County, KS: 25,490,000
Ray County, MO: 22,710,000
Platte County, MO: 19,590,000
Wyandotte County, KS: 6,530,000
Total: 249,450,000

The five most common species in the region's urban and rural forest were American elm (28.9%), northern hackberry (14.0%), Osage-orange (7.2%), honeylocust (6.7%), and eastern redcedar (5.0%).

Local organizations
 Irish Museum and Cultural Center
 Congregation Beth Israel Abraham Voliner
 South Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
  Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Kansas City
 ArtsKC Regional Arts Council
 Central Exchange
 Shepherd's Center KC Central

Notable people
Many notable people through history were born in, or moved to, what is now the Kansas City metropolitan area.

The list from Kansas City, Missouri includes these: cartoonists Walt Disney, Friz Freleng, and Ub Iwerks; musicians Count Basie, Melissa Etheridge, and Eminem; Representative Emanuel Cleaver and historical city boss Tom Pendergast; actors Ellie Kemper, Don Cheadle, and Jason Sudeikis; reporter Walter Cronkite; pilot Amelia Earhart; and writer Ernest Hemingway. The list from Kansas City, Kansas includes actors Eric Stonestreet, Scott Foley, and Tuc Watkins; Kermit the Frog puppeteer Matt Vogel; West Side Story cinematographer Daniel L. Fapp; Marvel Comics writer Jason Aaron; sculptor and pioneering black pilot Ed Dwight Jr.; Negro leagues player Ed Dwight Sr.; and mass murderer Richard Hickock.

The list from Independence, Missouri includes President Harry S. Truman, Guns N' Roses keyboardist Chris Pitman, eSports player Jonathan Wendel, actor Arliss Howard, Devo co-founder Bob Lewis, self-freed slave and Oregon Trail pioneer Hiram Young, Pulitzer-winning historian David McCullough, actor Ginger Rogers, rapper Tech N9ne, fantasy novelist Margaret Weis, television series creator Paul Henning, and black female Civil War soldier Cathay Williams.

From Overland Park, Kansas, this includes film directors Michael Almereyda (Hamlet) and Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw), actors Rob Riggle and Tom Kane, economist and writer Michael R. Strain, and eSports player Johnathan Wendel. From Lenexa, Kansas, this includes actors Paul Rudd and Jason Wiles, gunfighter Wild Bill Hickok, and autism researcher William Shaw. From Olathe, Kansas, this includes George Washington Carver. From Lee's Summit, this includes Bob, Cole, Jim, and John of the James–Younger Gang.

See also

List of metropolitan areas of Missouri

References

Further reading

 Shortridge, James R. Kansas City and How It Grew, 1822–2011 (University Press of Kansas; 2012) 248 pages; historical geography

External links

 VisitKC.com
 DowntownKC.org
 2010 KC Census

Metropolitan areas of Missouri
Metropolitan areas of Kansas
Regions of Missouri
Regions of Kansas

Kansas City metropolitan area


Vogn 347 er en kortfilm instrueret af Silje Nikoline Glimsdal efter manuskript af Silje Nikoline Glimsdal, Sturla Valldal Rui.

Handling
Passagerne i vogn 347 er hverken levende eller døde. Hver gang toget standser gentages deres tragiske død. En mand og en kvinde i rødt beslutter sig for at finde ud af, hvorfor rejsen ingen ende tager. For at kunne stige af skal de bryde sit mønster og acceptere sin skæbne.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Danske film fra 2011

Kortfilm fra Danmark

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Süksesyon, belli bir zaman diliminde ekolojik topluluğun tür yapısındaki değişim sürecidir. Süksesyon, on yıl (ö. orman yangını sonrası) veya bir türün tükenmesine bağlı olarak milyonlarca yıl sürebilir. Süksesyon başlangıç noktasına bağlı olarak "Primer süksesyon" veya "Sekonder süksesyon" olarak adlandırılır. Primer süksesyon, bölgede daha önce bulunmamış

Süksesyonun evreleri
 Nudasyon
 Göç
 Yerleşme
Rekabet
 Reaksiyon
 Son evre (klimaks)

Süksesyonun türleri

Primer süksesyon
Ekolojik topluluk tarafından daha önce işgal edilmemiş bölgenin kolonizasyona bağlı olarak art arda gelen dinamiklere primer süksesyon adı verilir. Örnek olarak yeni açığa çıkmış kaya veya kum yüzeyler, lav akıntıları ve yeni açığa çıkmış buzul fayanslar verilebilir. Aşağıda primer süksesyon örnekleri bulunmaktadır.

Karasal (kurak) bitki gelişimi (primer süksesyon)
 Kabuksu liken safhası
 Yapraksı liken safhası
 Yosun safhası
 Otsu safha
 Klimaks vejetasyon safhası (klimaks mera safhası)

Su içi (sulu) bitki gelişimi (primer süksesyon)
 Su içi safhası
 Yüzme safhası
 Bataklık safhası
 Çayır safhası
 Klimaks safha (klimaks ağaç safhası)

Sekonder süksesyon
Bölgedeki topluluğun yok olmasıyla art arda gelen dinamiklere sekonder süksesyon adı verilir. Aşağıda bir sekonder süksesyon örneği bulunmaktadır:
 Durağan bir yaprak döken orman topluluğu mevcut
 Yangın ormana zarar verir
 Yangın toprak dışındaki bitkileri yok eder
 Otlar ve diğer otsu bitkiler ağaçlardan önce büyür
 Küçük bitkiler ve ağaçlar bölgeyi kolonileştirmeye başlar
 Hızlı büyüyen yaprak dökmeyen ağaçlar dolulukta, gölgeye duyarlı ağaçlar ise arazide gelişir.
 Kısa ömürlü ve gölgeye toleranssız yaprak dökmeyen ağaçlar, yaprak döken daha uzun ağaçların boylarının uzamasıyla ölür. Ekosistem başladığı yere geri döner.

Süksesyon


Red (Taylor's Version) drugi je ponovno snimljeni album američke kantautorice Taylor Swift, koji je izašao 12. studenog 2021. godine, preko Republic Recordsa. Riječ je o ponovnom snimanju Swiftinog četvrtog studijskog albuma Red (2012.), a slijedi njezin prvi ponovno snimljeni album, Fearless (Taylor's Version), koji je objavljen u travnju 2021. Ponovno snimanje Swiftina je protumjera protiv promijenjenih vlasništvo majstora nad njezinih prvih šest studijskih albuma.

Album se sastoji od 30 pjesama, a obuhvaća ponovno snimljene verzije 20 pjesama iz deluxe izdanja Red i Swiftinog dobrotvornog singla "Ronan" (2012.)

Swift i Christopher Rowe producirali su većinu albuma, a za ostatak su zaduženi Aaron Dessner, Jack Antonoff, Paul Mirkovich, Espionage, Tim Blacksmith, Danny D i Elvira Anderfjärd. Izvorni suradnici Shellback, Dan Wilson, Jeff Bhasker, Jacknife Lee i Butch Walker također su se vratili kako bi producirali ponovno snimljene pjesme na kojima su radili 2012. Pjevači Phoebe Bridgers i Chris Stapleton dali su gostujuće vokale na albumu uz originalne pjesme iz Gary Lightbody iz Snow Patrole i Ed Sheeran.

Pozadina
Četvrti studijski album Taylor Swift, Red, objavljen je 22. listopada 2012. u izdanju Big Machine Recordsa. Ovim albumom Swift se širi izvan svojih korijena u country glazbu i istražuje mainstream pop, uključujući i razne druge žanrove. Napor je naišao na općenito pozitivne kritike i široko rasprostranjeni komercijalni uspjeh. Prikupila je Swiftinu prvu pjesmu broj jedan na američkom Billboard Hot Hot 100, vodećem singlu albuma "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" i drugim uspješnim singlovima u razdoblju 2012-2013, poput "I Knew You Were Trouble" i "22". Tijekom Red ere, album je skupljao kritičke pohvale za pokazivanje Swiftine umjetnosti i svestranosti. Postao je jedan od najcjenjenijih albuma desetljeća 2010. godine, pojavljujući se na mnogim popisima najbolje glazbe s kraja desetljeća. Rolling Stone ga je proglasio jednim od 500 najvećih albuma svih vremena. Od lipnja 2021., 'Red je preselio 7,5 milijuna jedinica ekvivalentnih albumu u SAD.

Šest studijskih albuma Swift je izdala s Big Machineom. Krajem 2018. istekao je ugovor o snimanju s izdavačkom kućom. Stoga je potpisala novi ugovor s Republic Recordsom, odjelom Universal Music Group, koji joj je osigurao pravo da posjeduje prava na nove glazbe koju će izdati. Master (pravo) je prva snimka audio djela, s kojeg se kopije kopiraju za potrošnju i distribuciju masama; vlasnik mastera, dakle, posjeduje sve formate albuma, poput digitalnih verzija za preuzimanje ili na streaming platformama, ili fizičkih verzija dostupnih na CD-ima i vinilnim LP-ima. Godine 2019. američki poduzetnik Scooter Braun i njegova tvrtka Ithaca Holdings stekli su Big Machine. Kao dio akvizicije, vlasništvo nad majstorima nad prvih šest studijskih albuma Swifta, uključujući Red, prešlo je na Brauna. U kolovozu 2019. Swift je osudila Braunovu kupnju izdavačke kuće i najavila je da će ponovno snimiti svojih prvih šest studijskih albuma kako bi ih sama posjedovala. U studenom 2020. Braun je majstore prodao Shamrock Holdingsu, američkoj tvrtki s privatnim vlasništvom u vlasništvu Disneya, pod uvjetima da Braun i Ithaca Holdings i dalje financijski profitiraju od albuma. Swift je počela snimati albume u studenom 2020.Fearless (Taylor's Version), prvi od njezinih šest ponovno snimljenih albuma, objavljen je 9. travnja 2021. Postigao je kritični i komercijalni uspjeh, i dosegao prvo mjesto na ljestvici Billboard 200 kao prvi ponovno snimljeni album u povijesti na vrh ljestvice. 18. lipnja 2021. Swift je najavila da će Red (Taylor's version), ponovno snimljeno izdanje albuma Red, izaći 19. studenoga 2021. Sadržavat će svih 30 pjesama koje su trebale biti na albumu ali su zbog potencijalnog predugog trajanja albuma izbačene iz finalne verzije. Uz najavu, dostupne su i predbilježbe za album.

 Glazba i tekstovi Red (Taylor's Version) je opisan kao pop album vođen organskim instrumentima uz elektronske elemente, koji sadrži country, synth pop i arena rock pjesme. Sve pjesme s albuma, isključujući pjesme "From the Vault", glazbeno su identične njihovim izvornim snimkama iz 2012, osim "Girl at Home", koja sada ima elektropop i synth-pop produkciju.

 Pjesme "From the Vault"
Pjesme 22–30 označene su kao pjesme "From the Vault", novododane pjesme za ponovno snimanje Red-a. "Better Man (Taylor's Version)" je country balada postavljena na bendžo. U njemu se vidi Swiftin detaljni opis njezine bol nakon prekida. "Babe (Taylor's Version)" je pjesma s kliznom gitarom, tipkama i udaraljkama. Njezini tekstovi opisuju pogrešne korake u vezi koja se raspada. "Message in a Bottle" je dinamična, plesna i elektropop pjesma. "Nothing New" je lo-fi duet s Phoebe Bridgers, s tekstovima koji se bave nesigurnošću oko starenja, starenjem i "nepravednim društvenim očekivanjima od mladih žena". "I Bet You Think About Me" je country pop pjesma s pozadinskim vokalom Chrisa Stapletona i istaknutom harmonikom.

"Forever Winter" je pop pjesma koja se otvara s energičnim puhačem. Swiftin vokal u pjesmi karakteriziraju "nijansirani, široki", brzi, zadihani noti slogova, postavljeni na rogove, flaute i gitare. Lirički, "Forever Winter" je usmjerena na osobu koju Swift ne može razumjeti i pokušava razumjeti. "Run" je akustični duet s Edom Sheeranom sklon indie folkloru. Vodi ju vrtoglava gitara i orkestralne skladbe, a tekstovi se sastoje od romantičnih gesta. "The Very First Night" je brza dance-pop pjesma vođena elektroničkim programiranjem i bendžom u kojoj Swift želi da se vrati u prošlost kako bi trenutak bio savršen. "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" je spora balada koju pokreće udaranje, uporna bas gitara i produženi downtempo outro. Tekstovi pjesme imaju više feministički prijedlog u usporedbi s izrezanom verzijom, i uključuje popularni citat Williama Shakespearea "sve je dobro što dobro završi". Ovo je originalno napisana verzija pjesme koja je zbog dužine pjesme skraćena te se nalazi na original Red albumu iz 2012. pod nazivom "All Too Well".

 Promocija i objavljivanje
18. lipnja 2021. Swift je otkrila da će Red (Taylor's Version), ponovno snimljeno izdanje Red-a, biti objavljeno 19. studenog 2021. Album bi trebao sadržavati svih 30 pjesama koje su trebale biti u verziji za 2012. godinu. Također je zadirkivala vrlo traženu, originalnu 10-minutnu verziju omiljene pjesme "All Too Well" kao dio popisa pjesama, koja je bila "vjerojatno 20-minutna pjesma" prema Američka tekstopisca Liz Rose, koja je bila suautorica nekih pjesama na prva dva Swiftova studijska albuma, Taylor Swift (2006.) i Fearless (2008.). Uz najavu, dostupne su i predbilježbe za digitalni album.

27. lipnja, engleski kantautor Ed Sheeran pojavio se na The Official Big Top 40, gdje je potvrdio svoju povezanost s album, rekavši da je ponovno snimio "Everything Has Changed"—svoj duet sa Swift na Red.] Tri dana kasnije, Swiftin dobrotvorni singl iz 2012., "Ronan", također je potvrđen kao pjesma na albumu od strane Swiftiine koautorice i majke teme pjesme, Maye Thompson, putem svog bloga. Dana 5. kolovoza, Swift je objavila tajnoviti video na svojim društvenim mrežama, zadirkivajući zagonetku riječi koju obožavatelji moraju riješiti; pisalo je "Chris Stapleton", "Phoebe Bridgers", "Babe", "Better Man" i "All Too Well Ten Minute Version". Istodobno, prednarudžbe za CD-ove albuma porasle su na Swiftinoj web stranici. Službeni popis pjesama objavila je 6. kolovoza. Prije nego što je objavila bilo koju pjesmu s Red (Taylor's Version), Swift je 17. rujna objavila "Wildest Dreams (Taylor's Version)", pjesmu koja će se pojaviti na ponovnom snimanju njenog studijskog albuma iz 2014., 1989 (Taylor's Version). Rekla je da je vidjela "Wildest Dreams" " u trendu na TikToku i mislili je da bi obožavatelji trebali imati njezinu verziju.

30. rujna, Swift je najavila da će Red (Taylor's Version) biti objavljen 12. studenog, tjedan dana ranije nego što je planirano. Potvrdila je da će i vinilne ploče albuma biti isporučene istog tjedna. Isječak naslovne pjesme, "Red (Taylor's Version)", predstavljen u teaser videu koji je Swift objavila 24. listopada, a nosi crvenu haljinu, Crveni prsten s naslovnice albuma, uz niz crvene odjeće i dodataka. Dana 5. studenog, putem Good Morning America, Swift je otkrila teaser za All Too Well, kratki film baziran na istoimenoj pjesmi i naslovljen po njoj, a objavljen je 12. studenog uz album. U teaseru je prikazan starinski automobil koji vozi pokraj ceste omeđenom jesenskom šumom, te da ga je napisala i režirala Swift, a glumila je sama, Sadie Sink i Dylan O'Brien. Dana 11. studenoga, službeni filmski poster otkriven je na njezinim društvenim mrežama.

Swift je promovirala album u sve tri kasnonoćne emisije američke televizijske mreže NBC, koje su sve snimane u 30 Rockefeller Plaza; pojavila se u talk-showovima The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon i Late Night with Seth Meyers koji su se emitirali 11. studenog, nakon čega slijedi izlazak albuma u ponoć. Pojavila se kao glazbena gošća humoristične emisije sketch-a Saturday Night Live 13. studenoga, svog petog pojavljivanja u emisiji, gdje je izvela "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version)". Swift se udružila sa Starbucksom kako bi obilježila izdavanje Red (Taylor's Version), koje se poklopilo s "crvenom čašom za sezonu praznika" tvrtke; kupci su mogli naručiti Swiftino omiljeno piće od kave jednostavno naručivši "Taylor's Latte", dok se njezina glazba, uključujući album, puštala u trgovinama Starbucks.

26. pjesma s albuma, "I Bet You Think About Me", koja je suradnja sa Stapletonom i jedna od "From the Vault", servisirana je američkim country radio postajama 15. studenog 2021. kao singl s album.

 Poster albuma
Naslovnica Red (Taylor's Version) prikazuje Swift kako nosi crveni ruž, bež kaputić i baršunastu ribarsku kapu "Matti" boje bordo boje, smještenu u starinski Chevrolet Cabriolet iz 1932. na jesenskoj pozadini. Janessa Leoné dizajnirala je kapu, koja se brzo rasprodala na Leonéovoj web stranici. Swift također nosi prilagođeni crveni prsten na naslovnici, koji je dizajnirala draguljarica Cathy Waterman; nosila je Watermanov ljubavni prsten s potpisom, koji joj je poklonila Watermanova kći Claire Winter Kislinger 2011. dok je pisala originalni Red (2012.).

 Utjecaj The Wall Street Journal je naveo da Red (Taylor's Version)'' "preoblikuje glazbenu industriju", ističući kako ponovno snimljene pjesme nadmašuju svoje originalne verzije na streaming servisima, postaju viralne na TikToku i sklapaju "unosne" ugovore o licenciranju za korištenje u filmovi. Novine navode da je komercijalni i kritički uspjeh Swiftinog ponovnog snimanja natjerao Universal Music Group, njezinu vlastitu izdavačku kuću, da udvostruči količinu vremena koja umjetnicima ograničava ponovno snimanje svojih djela, što je rezultiralo "dinamikom promjene snage u glazbeni posao."

Popis pjesama

Izvori

Albumi Taylor Swift
Albumi iz 2021.

Red (Taylor's Version)


Leclerc, Fransız tank. Adını Normandiya Çıkarması'nda 2. Özgür Fransa Zırhlı Tümeni'nin komutasında iken Paris'e kadar ilerleyen General Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque'den almıştır.

1991 yılında Ar-Ge çalışmalarına Fransız şirketi Nexter (eski ismi GIAT) tarafından başlanan tankı günümüzde Fransa ve Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri orduları tarafından kullanılmaktadır.

120 mm namluya sahip tankta gövde içi 12,7 mm ve elle kumanda edilebilen 7,62 mm makineli tüfekler bulunmaktadır. Tam stabilize tankta termal kamera, tv kamera ve laser güdümü mevcuttur. Tankın gece savaşma özelliği yanında otomatik hedef takip sistemi de bulunmaktadır.
Uzunluğu 6,88 metre, yüksekliği 3,6 metredir.

56,5 tonluk tankın 1500 beygir güç üreten dizel motoru, aracı 1300 litre yakıtla 550 km erime ulaştırabilir. Saatte 72 km hıza ulaşan araç engebeli arazide saatte 55 km hızla yol alabilir. Dakikada 12 atım yapabilen otomatik dolduruculu savaş tankı, şnorkelle suya dalış yapabilmektedir.

Motoru Wärtsilä isimli bir Fin firması tarafından üretilmektedir.

Kullanıcılar

Aktif kullanıcılar
  Fransa: 406 adet.
  Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri 388 adet.

Kaynakça

Fransa tankları
Ana muharebe tankları
Otomatik yükleyici ile tanklar

Leclerc


Thibault de Montalembert (Laval, 10 de fevereiro de 1962) é um ator francês. Ele é talvez mais conhecido por seus papéis nas séries de televisão The Tunnel (2013–2018) e Dix pour cent (2015–2020).

Ligações externas

Nascidos em 1962
Atores da França
Naturais de Laval (Mayenne)

Thibault de Montalembert


An Sacoila hassleri in uska species han Liliopsida nga syahan ginhulagway ni Célestin Alfred Cogniaux, ngan ginhatag han pagkayana nga asya nga ngaran ni Leslie Andrew Garay. An Sacoila hassleri in nahilalakip ha genus nga Sacoila, ngan familia nga Orchidaceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Mga sumpay ha gawas

Sacoila

Sacoila hassleri


Zgrada osnovne škole, zgrada u Supetru u kojoj i danas djeluje osnovna škola; zaštićeno kulturno dobro.

Opis
Zgrada osnovne škole nalazi se na trgu kod župne crkve. Dio zapadne strane podignut je 1901. g. Glavno južno pročelje je žućkasto ožbukana trokatnica sagrađena 1903. g. s reljefnim neoklasicističkim cementnim ukrasima, a sjeverni je dio izgrađen 1924. g. U repertoaru ukrasa izdvajaju se volute, palmete, glava čovjeka, zdjela s voćem i sl. Školska zgrada jedina je preživjela od nekadašnje urbanističke regulacije supetarske rive kada nastaje niz upravnih trokatnica s neostilskim elementima.

Zaštita
Pod oznakom Z-1429 zavedena je kao nepokretno kulturno dobro - pojedinačno, pravna statusa zaštićena kulturnog dobra, klasificirano kao "profana graditeljska baština".

Izvori

Zaštićene javne građevine u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji
Građevine u Supetru
Zgrade osnovnih škola u Hrvatskoj

Zgrada osnovne škole u Supetru


Battaash, né le 10 février 2014 est un cheval de course pur-sang. Il fut l'un des meilleurs sprinters de son époque, et remportant au cours de sa longue carrière les trois groupe 1 européens sur 1 000 mètres : les King's Stand Stakes, les Nunthorpe Stakes et le Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp.

Carrière de course

Élevé en Irlande, Battaash passe aux ventes de yearlings de Tattersalls en octobre, où Hamdan Al Maktoum débourse 200 000 Guinées pour se l'offrir. Battaash est confié à l'entraîneur Charlie Hills, qui le fait débuter tôt, en mai 2016. Le poulain ne fait guère parler de lui à 2 ans, remportant son maiden avant d'échouer nettement dans une Listed. Dans la foulée, il est castré. Il revient en septembre, prend deux places dans des courses mineures et termine bien sa saison avec un accessit dans les Cornwallis Stakes, un groupe 3 disputé à Newmarket, dans laquelle il penche énormément, ce qui lui coûte un meilleur classement.

Les choses sérieuses commencent l'année suivante. Battaash fait une rentrée tardive mais victorieuse dans une Listed en juin, tout en penchant encore beaucoup dans la ligne d'arrivée. Il enchaîne aussitôt par une première victoire de groupe dans une édition relevée des Sprint Stakes à Sandown. C'est plus qu'une victoire : Battaash fait une très grosse impression et montre qu'il s'est métamorphosé en quelques mois. Il grimpe donc les étages et se présente en favori dans les King George Stakes, où il fait connaissance avec celui qui sera désormais son partenaire privilégié, Jim Crowley. Nouvelle victoire, où Battaash s'offre le scalp d'un cador du sprint européen, Profitable. Le voilà installé dans l'élite de sa catégorie, et prêt à s'adjuger un premier groupe 1. Mais dans les Nunthorpe Stakes, il lui faudra affronter une pouliche surdouée, l'Américaine Lady Aurelia. elle aussi avait fait des misères à Profitable, en juin, dans les King's Stand Stakes. Finalement, ce match à deux n'aura pas lieu, Battaash déçoit et ne peut faire mieux que quatrième, tandis que Lady Aurelia se fait souffler la victoire pour un nez par la très bonne Marsha. Tout le petit monde des sprinters, moins Lady Aurelia (et moins Harry Angel, auteur d'un impressionnant doublé July Cup / Haydock Park Sprint Cup), se retrouve pour le Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp, délocalisé à Chantilly pour cause de travaux à Longchamp. Et c'est Battaash qui s'impose, sans faire dans le détail, 4 longueurs devant Marsha. Pour autant, il n'est pas élu sprinter européen de l'année, cet honneur revenant à son contemporain et demi-frère Harry Angel, jugé un poil meilleur. Hélas les routes de ces deux fusées ne se croisent jamais.

En 2018, le hongre revient en piste et gagne d'une tête les Temple Stakes avant de s'incliner face à l'excellent Blue Point dans les King's Stand Stakes. S'il remporte ensuite les King George Stakes, qui deviennent sa chasse gardé, il est défait tant dans les Nunthorpe Stakes que dans le Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp, terminant quatrième à chaque fois : c'est finalement une année moyenne pour lui. Meilleure est la suivante : Battaash, 5 ans, reproduit exactement son programme de l'année précédente et, bien qu'encore battu par Blue Point dans les King's Stand Stakes, il remporte trois de ses cinq courses, ajoutant enfin les Nunthorpe Stakes à son palmarès, à sa troisième tentative. C'est une victoire écrasante, et Battaash en profite pour ravir le record de la course (55"90) à son illustre prédécesseur Dayjur, autre grand champion sprinter défendant les couleurs de Shadwell. Il échoue complètement dans le Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp, sans doute rebuté par le terrain trop souple : l'automne et ses pistes alourdies ne sont pas pour lui, il ne quittera plus jamais l'Angleterre. Mais qu'à cela ne tienne : avec un rating FIAH de 126, le cinquième de l'année toutes distances confondues, Battaash est officieusement sacré numéro 1 mondial des sprinters. Timeform emboîte le pas et lui attribue un formidable rating de 136. Et pourtant le titre de sprinter européen de l'année lui échappe encore, attribué à Blue Point, qui n'a couru qu'au premier semestre mais a su rester, il est vrai, invaincu.

En 2020, dans une saison amputée par l'épidémie de Covid-19, Battaash, toujours vaillant, reprend son programme estival devenu routine : King's Stand Stakes, King George Stakes, Nunthorpe Stakes. Trois courses, et trois victoires, dont un quadruplé inédit dans sa course fétiche, les King George Stakes. De plus, il devient le premier cheval depuis Lochsong en 1994 à pouvoir s'enorgueillir d'avoir remporté les trois meilleurs sprints d'Europe sur 1 000 mètres : les  King's Stand Stakes, les Nunthorpe Stakes et le Prix de l'Abbaye de Longchamp. Il est, enfin, sacré sprinter européen de l'année. Cette saison 2020, courte mais parfaite, aura été cependant un chant du cygne : Battaash court vite mais il est quand même rattrapé par son âge, et une opération subie pendant l'hiver lui a sans doute fait perdre quelques moyens. L'année suivante, il est nettement battu dans les King's Stand Stakes, puis dans les King George Stakes. Le cheval n'a plus envie. Battaash est alors envoyé à la retraite par l'héritière de Shadwell, Hamdan Al Maktoum étant décédé en mars, et, privé des joies du haras par sa condition de hongre, il coule des jours heureux dans son haras anglais.

Résumé de carrière

Origines
Battaash est un fils de l'excellent étalon Dark Angel, qui monnayait ses services à  l'année où il fut conçu, et qui depuis a grimpé jusqu'à . Ce fils du rapide Acclamation ne courut qu'à 2 ans, où il s'adjugea les Mill Reef Stakes (Gr.2) et les Middle Park Stakes. Il a transmis sa vitesse à sa progéniture, comme en témoignent les sprinters Lethal Force (Diamond Jubilee Stakes, July Cup), Mecca's Angel (double lauréat des Nunthorpe Stakes) ou Harry Angel (July Cup, Haydock Park Sprint Cup).

Anna Law, la mère, n'a rien montré en compétition mais s'est illustrée au haras puisque, outre Battaash, elle a donné son propre frère The Antarctic, acheté yearling par Coolmore pour , et qui a gagné le Prix de Cabourg (Gr.3) et pris la deuxième place du Prix Robert Papin. Anna Law est une sœur de Etlaala (par Selkirk), vainqueur des Champagne Stakes à 2 ans et placé de la July Cup, et de Selective (lui aussi par Selkirk), qui prit une place dans un groupe 3. C'est un pedigree orienté sur la vitesse, mais on trouve aussi sous la quatrième mère Krakow le lauréat du Prix Royal Oak 1986, Braashee.

Pedigree

Références

Cheval de course
Cheval de course né en 2014
Animal né en 2014
Animal né en Irlande
Lauréat d'un Cartier Racing Award

Battaash


පීසා - එය පැතලි රොටි අකාර වන අතර සාමාන්‍යයෙන් තක්කාලි සෝස් සහ චීස් එළඟි හා උඳුන තුල පුලුස්සන ලද ඇත.

සකස්කිරීම

පීසා


Karadoruk, Samsun ilinin Vezirköprü ilçesine bağlı bir mahalledir.

Tarihçe
Köy 1877 – 78 yıllarında Artvin'den gelen insanlar tarafından yerleşim yeri olarak seçilmiş Sultan II. Abdülhamit'in adı verilerek Hamidiye ismiyle anılmış. Kesin olarak bilinmeyen bir tarih ten sonra mahallenin, yüksek bir tepenin yamacında olması ve ormanlık bir bölgede olması nedeniyle çevrenin özelliğine uygun bir isim olan Karadoruk denmiş. 1981 yılında Atatürk'ün doğumunun 100. yılı nedeniyle, Türkiye'nin bütün illerinde yapılan bir araştırmada Vezirköprü ilçesinde Cumhuriyet tarihi boyunca mahallede hiçbir adli olay olmadığı için örnek köy olarak seçilmiş ve 100 . yıl örnek köy adı verilmiş, fakat hâlen Karadoruk mahallesi ismi kullanılmaktadır. Mahalleye ödül olarak, besicilik, halıcılık, arıcılık ile ilgili krediler verilmiş, köy konağı yaptırılmış. Telefon hattı verilmiştir

Coğrafya
İLÇE MERKEZİNE UZAKLIĞI (Km) 23 İL MERKEZİNE UZAKLIĞI (Km) 135
NÜFUS 450

Nüfus

Vezirköprü'nün mahalleleri

Karadoruk, Vezirköprü


Plodovi zemlje je emisija Hrvatske radiotelevizije o selu, poljoprivredi i ribarstvu.

Najdugovječnija je emisija HRT-a koja se emitira šest desetljeća. Prva je emitirana 21. prosinca 1958. godine. Prepoznatljivi znak emisije je glazbena podloga špice emisije još iz vremena Ružice Trauber (urednica 1962. – 1992.) na što je ekipa emisije ponosna i ne misle je mijenjati. Emisiju su obilježila jaka autorska novinarska imena. Plodovi zemlje su stariji od središnjeg dnevnika HRT čak deset godina.

Do 1988. naizmjence se emitirala iz svih studija JRT-a, a iz Zagreba jednom mjesečno. Tijekom desetljeća nekoliko je puta promijenila ime: Poljoprivredna emisija, Poljoprivredni mozaik, Zemlja i more, a od 1993. danas je Plodovi zemlje. Traje 50 minuta. U prosjeku ima sedam ili osam reportaža.

Danas se emitira nedjeljom na Prvome programu Hrvatske televizije (HRT – HTV 1) s početkom u 12.30, a mogu se pratiti i na mobilnim uređajima, tabletima i računalima pomoću multimedijske usluge HRTi. 1. ožujka 2017. emitirana je 1900. emisija. Tradicionalno je najgledanija emisija HRT-a. Stalno gledateljstvo su poljoprivrednici, ljubitelji prirode, pobornike zaštite okoliša, gledatelje koji nikad nisu okusili život na selu i nemaju veze s poljoprivredom, a zbog kvalitete emisije pronijela se priča koja kruži već godinama da su se u nekim selima čak skraćivale mise da bi ljudi stigli na početak emisije. U 2016. pratilo ju je prosječno 14 % općega stanovništva (AMR).

Bavi se aktualnim problemima u poljodjelstvu i ribarstvu, potiče na rješavanje problema, ne izbjegava govoriti o važnim problemima, prenosi savjete i primjere uspješnih hrvatskih poljoprivrednika. Zadnje desetljeće problemi kojima se bavi jesu uvoz jeftine hrane, osiromašivanje sela, pusta Slavonija, besperspektivnost bavljenja poljoprivredom, teško stanje u stočarstvu, osobito govedarstvu i proizvodnji mlijeka. Razotkrila je i aferu s potporama i poljoprivrednim zemljištima, progovorila je prva o namještanju natječaja iz Fonda za ruralni razvoj i dr. Veliki uspjeh emisije je što na lokalnim razinama uspijeva promijeniti stvari. Godine 2017. nominirana je za Večernjakovu Ružu godine.

Prvi je urednik bio Marijan Sviben, do 1962. godine. Sljedećih trideset godina uređivala ju je Ružica Trauber. Od 1993. urednik je bio Ivo Lončar. Poslije 1999. uređuje ju Vlatko Grgurić. Povremeno ju je, od 1998. do odlaska u mirovinu 2015., uređivao Mladen Stubljar. Urednik i voditelj bio je i Miroslav Gantar. Iz četverca urednika Sviben, Trauber, Lončar i Grgurić troje su završili studij agronomije, a jedan veterinu.

Izvori

Televizijske emisije na HTV-u
Poljoprivreda u Hrvatskoj
Ribarstvo

Plodovi zemlje


An Anubias pynaertii in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni De Wild.. An Anubias pynaertii in nahilalakip ha genus nga Anubias, ngan familia nga Araceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Mga sumpay ha gawas

Anubias

Anubias pynaertii


Atromitos Football Club (, PAE APS Atromitos Athinon er en græsk fodboldklub beliggende i Athen. Klubben spiller til dagligt i den græske liga .

Fodboldklubber i Grækenland
Etableret i 1923
Sport i Athen

Atromitos F.C.