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After losing the TNA World Heavyweight Championship to Ethan Carter III, Kurt Angle underwent a surgery and was out of action up to two months. | Depois de perder o Campeonato Mundial dos Pesos-Pesados da TNA para Ethan Carter III, Kurt Angle sofreu uma cirurgia e ficou até dois meses fora de ação. |
Electron avalanche | Електронна лавина |
Lucy May Stanton | لوسي ماي ستانتون |
The indefinite integral of many algebraic functions is transcendental. | Integrala nedefinită a multor funcții algebrice este transcendentă. |
stripes of peanut butter and either grape or strawberry flavored jelly, or chocolate. There is also a Goober variant that consists of alternating vertical stripes of Honey and chocolate. Similar products A similar product is sold by Kroger | of peanut butter and either grape or strawberry flavored jelly, or chocolate. There is also a Goober variant that consists of alternating vertical stripes of Honey and chocolate. Similar products A similar product is sold by Kroger under their subsidiary Ralphs brand name as: Yipes! Stripes! under Kroger's Disney Magic Selections label. External links Smucker's Goober home |
War Siege of Avranches (1426), the siege of the town by the French during the Hundred Years' War Siege | siege of the town by the French during the Hundred Years' War Siege of Avranches (1450), the siege and capture of the town by the French during the |
how many calories burned with jogging? | According to a chart from the American Council on Exercise, a 120-pound person burns about 11.4 calories per minute while running. So if that person runs a 10-minute mile, they'll burn 114 calories. If that person weighed 180 pounds, the calorie burn goes up to 17 calories per minute. |
I wonder whether or not Tom has told Mary she doesn't need to do that. | Мені цікаво, чи Том сказав Мері, що вона не мусить цього робити. |
References External links "THE TRULY NEEDY: And Other Stories.", The New York Times, GARDNER McFALL, February 6, 2000 1948 births Living people American short story writers Syracuse University alumni Hunter College alumni Boston University School of Public Health faculty | 18, 2017) was an American short story writer. Life She graduated from Syracuse University and from Hunter College with a master's in education. She taught in the Boston University School of Public Health . Her work appeared in AGNI, DoubleTake, Gargoyle, The Gettysburg Review, Ploughshares Awards 1998 Drue Heinz Literature Prize 1992, 1996 O. Henry Award for |
that Hong Kong "may" and not "must" have universal suffrage for the 2017 chief executive and 2020 Legislative Council elections was because any change in electoral methods required approval by local lawmakers. He added that passage of the reform package would "create excellent conditions for universal suffrage in the future." Instead of equal and universal right to vote, in June 2010 he further defined universal suffrage with the restriction of taking into consideration Hong Kong’s legal status (as a non-independent state), being compatible with the executive-led political system, balancing the interests of different sectors of society, and being beneficial for the development of the city’s capitalist economy. Pan-democrats said Qiao's statement reinforced their concerns, as it offered only the right to vote rather than to stand and nominate others in an election, and paved the way for keeping functional constituencies indefinitely. On 24 March 2013, he stated that Chief Executive "candidates must be persons who love the country and love Hong Kong". He admitted that it would be difficult to define, but implied that the pan-democrats were unpatriotic, he said: "As long as they insist on confronting the central government, they cannot become the chief executive." He also mentioned in his speech that “the nominating committee is in fact an organisation. The nomination of CE candidates by the nominating committee is a form of organisational nomination, which could | the development of the city’s capitalist economy. Pan-democrats said Qiao's statement reinforced their concerns, as it offered only the right to vote rather than to stand and nominate others in an election, and paved the way for keeping functional constituencies indefinitely. On 24 March 2013, he stated that Chief Executive "candidates must be persons who love the country and love Hong Kong". He admitted that it would be difficult to define, but implied that the pan-democrats were unpatriotic, he said: "As long as they insist on confronting the central government, they cannot become the chief executive." He also mentioned in his speech that “the nominating committee is in fact an organisation. The nomination of CE candidates by the nominating committee is a form of organisational nomination, which could effectively screen out pro-democracy |
when did athens develop the world's first democracy | Athenian democracy The longest-lasting democratic leader was Pericles. After his death, Athenian democracy was twice briefly interrupted by oligarchic revolutions towards the end of the Peloponnesian War. It was modified somewhat after it was restored under Eucleides; the most detailed accounts of the system are of this fourth-century modification rather than the Periclean system. Democracy was suppressed by the Macedonians in 322 BC. The Athenian institutions were later revived, but how close they were to a real democracy is debatable. Solon (594 BC), Cleisthenes (508/7 BC), and Ephialtes (462 BC) contributed to the development of Athenian democracy. Cleisthenes broke up the power of the nobility by organizing citizens into ten groups based on where they lived rather than on their wealth. |
Areegra, Victoria | Areegra |
Despite the homage, Waters felt he was ripped off and realized that New Line Cinema, the studio that released Polyester, didn't renew the copyright for Odorama. | A pesar del homenaje, Aguas sentía que él era robado y se dieron cuenta de que New Line Cinema, el estudio que se publicaron de poliéster, no renovar los derechos de autor para Odorama. |
how to check if a driving licence is fake? | Look for the holographic image. State-issued driver's licenses carry an image that flashes in the light. Fake licenses may attempt to replicate this by printing a dim image in the background with a bright color. |
what are factors that affect blood flow through the circulatory system | 1 Clarification 2 : Students will identify factors that affect blood flow and/or describe how these factors affect blood flow through the cardiovascular system. 3 Content Limits 4 : Items may address factors such as blood pressure, blood volume, resistance, disease, and exercise. |
the island into Chile with native Rapanui in 1888. By occupying Easter Island, Chile joined the imperial nations. With the Peruvian Navy destroyed, Bolivia becoming a landlocked country, and Argentina having only a brown-water navy, the Chilean Navy had a regional hegemony in the years following the War of the Pacific. To secure this advantage and not let new Argentine acquisitions challenge Chilean naval power, the Chilean government decided to modernize its navy. The modernization plan included the ordering of two cruisers and two torpedo boat destroyers, and the modernization of two armoured ships in English docks. Civil war and arms race (1885–1902) A new predreadnought battleship, , was ordered under the new construction program in 1889. The advent of the 1891 Chilean Civil War had a breach between the two branches of the Chilean armed forces, while the bulk of navy sided with the congress side, the majority of the Chilean Army remained loyal to José Manuel Balmaceda. When the majority of the national congress broke relations with the government, Jorge Montt took control of the fleet at Valparaíso and with notable politicians, such as Ramón Barros Luco, on board, the fleet sailed north to the nitrate-rich Tarapacá area, which Chile had seized from Peru 10 years earlier. Tarapacá was, by that time, Chile's richest region in terms of natural resources and was without the fleet practically out of reach for the Chilean Army. From here, the navy organized an army made of nitrate miners, whom they armed and trained to face the 40,000-men-strong Army of Chile. In August 1891, the new army was disembarked in Quintero and defeated the Chilean Army at the Battle of Concón and the Battle of Placilla before the presidential faction disbanded and the congressional side took power. On the elections of October 1891, Jorge Montt was elected president. Not all navy officers sided with the congress. Some like Juan Williams Rebolledo, Juan José Latorre and Policarpo Toro remained on the presidential side and Francisco Vidal Gormaz declared his neutrality. After the war these officers were removed from their offices. In contrast to these officers whose career or influence in the navy was truncated by the war, the 1891 Chilean Civil War served as a starting point of a successful career in the navy for a generation of young officers like Francisco Nef and others who sided with the congressionals who won the war. After incidents with Chile in 1872, 1877, and 1878, Argentina had decided that a brown-water navy, even if modern, was not enough to back up its ambitions in Patagonia and the South Atlantic. Both countries were distracted in the next few years by Argentina's internal military operations against natives and Chile's War of the Pacific against Bolivia and Peru, but by 1890, a full-fledged naval arms race was underway between the two. The Boundary treaty of 1881 between Chile and Argentina had been a major success in laying the groundwork for nearly all of Chile and Argentina's of shared borders, but the drawing of boundaries in the largely unexplored inland Patagonia soon became a major source of territorial disputes. Over the 1880s and 1890s, Chile and Argentina engaged in an arms race fueled by nationalistic rhetoric and tax income from their blooming economies. Both countries signed a treaty in 1902 to end the arms race. During the 1890s, the Chilean Navy carried out many hydrographic surveys in the Patagonian channels aimed to improve navigation, and explored the river basins of Patagonia. A German geographer, Hans Steffen, led navy explorations to western Patagonia, laying the groundwork for colonization of what would be Aisén Region years later. The navy occasionally collaborated with European naturalists such as Carl Skottsberg in their surveys of Chilean territory. Depression and mutiny (1902–1950) In 1904, Brazil ordered two dreadnoughts to be built by the United Kingdom. In response, Argentina ordered two dreadnoughts with an option for a third from the United States. They also ordered 12 destroyers from three nations in Europe. With its major rival acquiring so many modern vessels, Chile was forced to respond, though this was delayed by a financial depression brought on by a major earthquake and a drastic fall in the nitrate market in 1906 and 1907, respectively. Eventually, Chile ordered two Almirante Latorre-class super-dreadnoughts and six Almirante Lynch-class destroyers from British shipyards, but received only two destroyers before the rest were purchased by the Royal Navy during World War I; of these, Chile would finally receive three destroyers and one battleship, the Almirante Latorre, after the War. Chile also received six British H-class submarines from the Royal Navy in 1917, and purchased three Capitan O'Brien-class submarines and six Serrano-class destroyers in the late 1920s. Its fleet of cruisers, though, all built in the 1890s, were totally outdated by the time the Great Depression forced their retirements without replacements. In 1931, the navy once more made headlines in Chilean politics when large portions of it (26 ships) began a mutiny that demanded the president to rescind a salary reduction. The demands were later expanded to include an agrarian reform, industrial "solidarity", and the payment of the external debt by the "millionaires". The mutineers had their ships located at Coquimbo and Talcahuano's naval base, which they controlled. Chilean government responded by sending the Chilean Air Force to bombard the ships in Coquimbo and charging Talcahuano's naval base. After the quelling of the rebellion, the navy was purged, though the mutiny had its origin among the lower ranks. These economic and political factors, along with Chile's neutrality for much of World | from Chiloé Archipelago. An expedition was dispatched to Chiloé Island, but it ended in failure when the Chilean Army led by Jorge Beauchef was defeated at the Battle of Mocopulli. Only after Ramón Freire's Chiloé expedition in 1826 did the royalist forces at Chiloé, under the command of Antonio de Quintanilla, surrender and Chiloé joined the new Chilean nation. Age of exploration, territorial expansion, and wars (1830–1885) After the wars of independence, a series of conflicts demonstrated the importance of the navy to the nation. First of these conflicts were the War of the Confederation (1836–1839), the Chincha Islands War (1864–1866), and the War of the Pacific (1879–1883). The founding of Fuerte Bulnes in the Strait of Magellan marked the starting point of a series of Chilean Navy explorations, led by navy hydrographers, such as Francisco Vidal Gormaz and Francisco Hudson, in the unknown zone between the Strait of Magellan and Chiloé. To deal with this new area of activity, the navy founded in 1874 the Hydrographic Office, whose first director was Francisco Vidal Gormaz. Chilean war hero and martyr Arturo Prat is regarded as the ultimate example of the commitment of the navy to its country, after his death while leading a boarding party onto the enemy ironclad at the naval battle of Iquique on 21 May 1879, during the War against Peru and Bolivia. The anniversary of this battle is celebrated every year as a public holiday called Día de las Glorias Navales. Prat is also considered to be one of the co-founders of the Naval Seaman Training School in 1868, which began operating a year later, and was one of the Naval Academy's finest graduate officers that in 1943 it became the National Naval School "Arturo Prat" in his honor. The navy further distinguished itself during the Battle of Pisagua in 1879, led by both the Navy and the Marine Artillery Groups and Marine Infantry, the world's first modern military landing operation, that resulted in Chilean victories in other parts of Peru's Tarapacá region, and resulted to its annexation by Chile. After navy visits to Easter Island in 1875 and 1887, Chilean navy officer Policarpo Toro managed to negotiate an incorporation of the island into Chile with native Rapanui in 1888. By occupying Easter Island, Chile joined the imperial nations. With the Peruvian Navy destroyed, Bolivia becoming a landlocked country, and Argentina having only a brown-water navy, the Chilean Navy had a regional hegemony in the years following the War of the Pacific. To secure this advantage and not let new Argentine acquisitions challenge Chilean naval power, the Chilean government decided to modernize its navy. The modernization plan included the ordering of two cruisers and two torpedo boat destroyers, and the modernization of two armoured ships in English docks. Civil war and arms race (1885–1902) A new predreadnought battleship, , was ordered under the new construction program in 1889. The advent of the 1891 Chilean Civil War had a breach between the two branches of the Chilean armed forces, while the bulk of navy sided with the congress side, the majority of the Chilean Army remained loyal to José Manuel Balmaceda. When the majority of the national congress broke relations with the government, Jorge Montt took control of the fleet at Valparaíso and with notable politicians, such as Ramón Barros Luco, on board, the fleet sailed north to the nitrate-rich Tarapacá area, which Chile had seized from Peru 10 years earlier. Tarapacá was, by that time, Chile's richest region in terms of natural resources and was without the fleet practically out of reach for the Chilean Army. From here, the navy organized an army made of nitrate miners, whom they armed and trained to face the 40,000-men-strong Army of Chile. In August 1891, the new army was disembarked in Quintero and defeated the Chilean Army at the Battle of Concón and the Battle of Placilla before the presidential faction disbanded and the congressional side took power. On the elections of October 1891, Jorge Montt was elected president. Not all navy officers sided with the congress. Some like Juan Williams Rebolledo, Juan José Latorre and Policarpo Toro remained on the presidential side and Francisco Vidal Gormaz declared his neutrality. After the war these officers were removed from their offices. In contrast to these officers whose career or influence in the navy was truncated by the war, the 1891 Chilean Civil War served as a starting point of a successful career in the navy for a generation of young officers like Francisco Nef and others who sided with the congressionals who won the war. After incidents with Chile in 1872, 1877, and 1878, Argentina had decided that a brown-water navy, even if modern, was not enough to back up its ambitions in Patagonia and the South Atlantic. Both countries were distracted in the next few years by Argentina's internal military operations against natives and Chile's War of the Pacific against Bolivia and Peru, but by 1890, a full-fledged naval arms race was underway between the two. The Boundary treaty of 1881 between Chile and Argentina had been a major success in laying the groundwork for nearly all of Chile and Argentina's of shared borders, but the drawing of boundaries in the largely unexplored inland Patagonia soon became a major source of territorial disputes. Over the 1880s and 1890s, Chile and Argentina engaged in an arms race fueled by nationalistic rhetoric and tax income from their blooming economies. Both countries signed a treaty in 1902 to end the arms race. During the 1890s, the Chilean Navy carried out many hydrographic surveys in the Patagonian channels aimed to improve navigation, and explored the river basins of Patagonia. A German geographer, Hans Steffen, led navy explorations to western Patagonia, laying the groundwork for colonization of what would be Aisén Region years later. The navy occasionally collaborated with European naturalists such as Carl Skottsberg in their surveys of Chilean territory. Depression and mutiny (1902–1950) In 1904, Brazil ordered two dreadnoughts to be built by the United Kingdom. In response, Argentina ordered two dreadnoughts with an option for a third from the United States. They also ordered 12 destroyers from three nations in Europe. With its major rival acquiring so many modern vessels, Chile was forced to respond, though this was delayed by a financial depression brought on by a major earthquake and a drastic fall in the nitrate market in 1906 and 1907, respectively. Eventually, Chile ordered two Almirante Latorre-class super-dreadnoughts and six Almirante Lynch-class destroyers from British shipyards, but received only two destroyers before the rest were purchased by the Royal Navy during World War I; of these, Chile would finally receive three destroyers and one battleship, the Almirante Latorre, after the War. Chile also received six British H-class submarines from the Royal Navy in 1917, and purchased three Capitan O'Brien-class submarines and six Serrano-class destroyers in the late 1920s. Its fleet of cruisers, though, all built in the 1890s, were totally outdated by the time the Great Depression forced their retirements without replacements. In |
Solitude can have positive effects on individuals. | Sự cô đơn có thể có hiệu ứng tích cực lên cá nhân. |
characters are not connected. The author states that the typeface allows for a "fresh and unconventional" handling of the typography. Usage The typeface is used for headlines, slogans and mark designations, and as a celebration font, for example on greeting cards. It is frequently used in the food sector, examples are Maggi soup tureen, Lieken Weberli, Zentis jam, Alnatura tea und coffee, Duplo of Kinder Chocolate and Milka. The typeface is advertised as one of the "famous Linotype fonts from the last decade". References Culture in | Script Types in 1993. In 1992, she published the typeface Wiesbaden Swing for Linotype, named after Wiesbaden, the German regional capital of Hesse, where Kloos-Rau lives in the suburb of Biebrich. In 1997, Alexei Chekulayev created a version with cyrillic characters, and in 1999 a bold font style was published. Also, Dingbats are available. In 2010, the graphical prototype of the typeface was incorporated into the Berlin Collection on Calligraphy in the archive of Academy of Arts, Berlin. Style Following the German DIN standard 16518, Wiesbaden Swing is considered a script typeface or |
John Wynn Harvey (1923—1989) Charles John Giuseppe Harvey, 3rd Baron Harvey of Tasburgh (b. 1951) (1) John Harvey (b. 1993) (2) Robert Lambart Harvey (b. 1953) (3) Oliver John Edward Giuseppe Harvey (b. 1988) Harvey baronets, of Crown Point (1868) Oliver Charles Harvey was also 4th Baronet Harvey of Crown Point and Peter Charles Oliver Harvey was also 5th Baronet, see Harvey baronets of Crown Point Notes References Kidd, Charles, Williamson, David (editors). Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage (1990 edition). New York: St Martin's Press, 1990, Baronies in the Peerage of | Harvey, 2nd Baron Harvey of Tasburgh (1921—2010) John Wynn Harvey (1923—1989) Charles John Giuseppe Harvey, 3rd Baron Harvey of Tasburgh (b. 1951) (1) John Harvey (b. 1993) (2) Robert Lambart Harvey (b. 1953) (3) Oliver John Edward Giuseppe Harvey (b. 1988) Harvey baronets, of Crown Point (1868) Oliver Charles Harvey was also 4th Baronet Harvey of Crown Point and Peter Charles Oliver Harvey was also 5th Baronet, see Harvey baronets of Crown Point Notes References Kidd, Charles, Williamson, David (editors). Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage (1990 edition). New York: St Martin's |
We've run other studies, finding that wealthier individuals are more likely to lie in negotiations, to endorse unethical behavior at work, like stealing cash from the cash register, taking bribes, lying to customers. | ערכנו מחקרים נוספים בהם גילינו שאנשים עשירים יותר נוטים יותר לשקר במשא ומתן, לאמץ התנהגות לא אתית בעבודה כמו גנבת מזומן מהקופה, לקיחת שוחד, לשקר ללקוחות. |
a campaign to support peers who have hit hard times. The campaign was called Support Act for which Pyke became an ambassador, featuring in the TV commercial—"Not everyone in the music industry is able to lead a comfortable life when the music stops playing". 2013–2014: The Beginning and the End of Everything On 6 July 2013, Pyke released his fourth studio album, The Beginning and the End of Everything, which debuted at number 7 on the ARIA Chart. The release was followed by a sold out national tour. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2013, the album was nominated for Best Adult Contemporary Album. Pyke spent much of 2014 travelling Australia for his three Lone Wolf tours (Lone Wolf Tour, Lone Wolf Regional Tour and Last of the Lone Wolf Tour). In July 2014, Pyke joined Phil Jamieson (Grinspoon), Chris Cheney (The Living End) and Tim Rogers (You Am I) for the second time to tour Australia on The White Album Concert tour. Both the 2009 and 2014 tours were completely sold out and extended due to popular demand. 2015–2016: But for All These Shrinking Hearts and Live at the Sydney Opera House In April 2015, Pyke collaborated with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra for two specially curated shows at the iconic Sydney Opera House. Pyke spent three months working with ten up-and-coming composers redesigning his songs for the shows. Following the success of these performances, Pyke brought the show to the Perth Concert Hall and performed it with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra in July 2015. On 31 July 2015 Josh Pyke released his fifth studio album, But for All These Shrinking Hearts, which debuted at number 2 on the ARIA charts. It was his first release on new label Wonderlick Entertainment, distributed by Sony. In conjunction with the release, Pyke played four sold out intimate Fans First shows around Australia. He then sold-out shows at Melbourne Zoo and Taronga Zoo in Sydney on his capital city tour. Pyke appeared the 2015 Woodword Folk Festival and the Falls Music & Arts Festival. Pyke's performance at the Sydney Opera House in 2015, was released in July 2016 and peaked at number 27. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2016, the album won the ARIA Award for Best Original Soundtrack, Cast or Show Album. 2017–2020: The Best of Josh Pyke & Rome In May 2017, Pyke announced the release of his first greatest hits album, The Best of Josh Pyke, alongside new single "Into the Wind". The album was released on 30 June 2017. In June 2019, Pyke published the children's book Lights Out, Leonard. In March 2020, Pyke released "I Don't Know", the lead single from his sixth studio album, Rome, which was released on 28 August. 2021: To Find Happiness On 5 November 2021, Pyke announced the release of his sixth studio album, To Find Happiness, scheduled for release on 18 March 2022. Ambassador and Partnerships Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) and Busking for Change Pyke is an Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) ambassador and has contributed thousands of dollars towards the fund. In September 2009, Pyke held the event 'Busking for Change' as part of Indigenous Literacy day, with all proceeds going towards the ILF. Pyke performed a solo set to a small audience, along with guest speakers from the ILF discussing the need for change in literacy levels in Indigenous communities. Pyke stated: "Indigenous issues are something I've been interested in for many years, and the concept of words and language and communicating ideas in that way is especially relevant to my own career". Following the success of the 2009 event, events were held annually and in 2012, Pyke confirmed he had raised over $50,000 in total for the ILF. Josh Pyke Partnership In conjunction with APRA in early 2013, Busking for Change presented the Josh Pyke Partnership. The partnership offered an unsigned musician the opportunity to receive mentorship and funding to help grow their career. Applicants submit a business plan explaining how they would like to grow their musical career. The prize included an initial meeting with Pyke, Gregg Donovan (Wonderlick Entertainment) and Stephen Wade (Select Music), a follow-up meeting and $7500 in funding. At the end of 2014, Josh announced the return of the Josh Pyke Partnership, which now runs annually. Discography Memories & Dust (2007) Chimney's Afire (2008) Only Sparrows (2011) The Beginning and the End of Everything (2013) But for All These Shrinking Hearts (2015) Rome (2020) To Find Happiness (2022) Awards APRA Awards The APRA Awards are held in Australia and New Zealand by | White Album was played from start to finish with Tim Rogers, Chris Cheney and Phil Jamieson. The tour was extended due to popular demand. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2009, Chimney's Afire was nominated for two awards, winning Best Adult Contemporary Album. 2010: Basement Birds In mid-2009, Pyke form the Australian indie pop rock group, Basement Birds with Kevin Mitchell (of Jebediah, aka Bob Evans), Steve Parkin (ex-Vinyl, Autopilot, solo) and Kavyen Temperley (of Eskimo Joe). The group released a self-titled studio album in July 2010, which peaked at number 12 on the ARIA charts. 2011–2012: Only Sparrows In January 2011 Pyke spent a month in New York to finish writing the album that was to become Only Sparrows. On return he recorded the album with ARIA Award-winning producer Wayne Connolly and it was released 19 August 2011. The album debuted at number 4 on the ARIA Charts. In October 2011, Pyke toured the UK, this time on a co-headline tour with friend and occasional collaborator Mike Rosenberg AKA Passenger. While touring, the pair collaborated on new material, which resulted in Passenger having writing credits on "Leeward Side" and Josh having writing credits on "27". At the ARIA Music Awards of 2011, Only Sparrows was nominated for three awards. Pyke concluded 2011 playing at the 2011/2012 Falls Festivals in Victoria and Tasmania before heading to Southbound Festival in Western Australia. In February 2012 he performed "Love Lies" and a cover of The Jezabels' "Endless Summer" featuring Elana Stone on triple j's Like a Version. The song was included on the Like a Version Volume 8. In 2012, Pyke joined a cast of Australian musicians to launch a campaign to support peers who have hit hard times. The campaign was called Support Act for which Pyke became an ambassador, featuring in the TV commercial—"Not everyone in the music industry is able to lead a comfortable life when the music stops playing". 2013–2014: The Beginning and the End of Everything On 6 July 2013, Pyke released his fourth studio album, The Beginning and the End of Everything, which debuted at number 7 on the ARIA Chart. The release was followed by a sold out national tour. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2013, the album was nominated for Best Adult Contemporary Album. Pyke spent much of 2014 travelling Australia for his three Lone Wolf tours (Lone Wolf Tour, Lone Wolf Regional Tour and Last of the Lone Wolf Tour). In July 2014, Pyke joined Phil Jamieson (Grinspoon), Chris Cheney (The Living End) and Tim Rogers (You Am I) for the second time to tour Australia on The White Album Concert tour. Both the 2009 and 2014 tours were completely sold out and extended due to popular demand. 2015–2016: But for All These Shrinking Hearts and Live at the Sydney Opera House In April 2015, Pyke collaborated with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra for two specially curated shows at the iconic Sydney Opera House. Pyke spent three months working with ten up-and-coming composers redesigning his songs for the shows. Following the success of these performances, Pyke brought the show to the Perth Concert Hall and performed it with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra in July 2015. On 31 July 2015 Josh Pyke released his fifth studio album, But for All These Shrinking Hearts, which debuted at number 2 on the ARIA charts. It was his first release on new label Wonderlick Entertainment, distributed by Sony. In conjunction with the release, Pyke played four sold out intimate Fans First shows around Australia. He then sold-out shows at Melbourne Zoo and Taronga Zoo in Sydney on his capital city tour. Pyke appeared the 2015 Woodword Folk Festival and the Falls Music & Arts Festival. Pyke's performance |
is depreciation profit and loss? | Depreciation is the profit and loss account cost of fixed assets. ... This is achieved via a depreciation charge which is made to reduce the value of the fixed asset in the balance sheet and include the depreciation cost in the profit and loss account on a regular basis. |
what marvel movies to watch before watching avengers endgame? | ['Captain America: The First Avenger. ... ', 'Captain Marvel. ... ', 'Iron Man. ... ', "Marvel's The Avengers. ... ", 'Guardians of the Galaxy. ... ', 'Captain America: Civil War. ... ', 'Black Panther. ... ', 'Avengers: Infinity War.'] |
table illustrates what reasons were filed by each justice in each case, and which justices joined each reason. Reasons References External | the bench by the Supreme Court of Canada during 2021. The table illustrates what reasons were filed by each |
what are characteristics of aging skin? | Aging skin looks thinner, paler, and clear (translucent). Large pigmented spots, including age spots, liver spots, or lentigos, may appear in sun-exposed areas. Changes in the connective tissue reduce the skin's strength and elasticity. |
Irma | Irma (andre betydninger) |
Salakh Rural District, Shahab District, Qeshm County, Hormozgan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its | Qeshm County, Hormozgan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 2,281, |
C. Ramaswamy Mudaliar | சி. ராமசாமி |
She arrived in Incheon, Korea on 8 September and supported Army operations there until 26 September, when she left for Tsingtao, China, arriving the following day. | Ajunge în Incheon, Coreea, la 8 septembrie și sprijină operațiunile armatei până la 26 septembrie, când pleacă în Tsingtao, China, ajungând în ziua următoare. |
In the Democratic primary phase of the 2004 election, Howard Dean acquired an early lead in delegate counts by obtaining the support of a number of superdelegates before even the first primaries were held. | Trong giai đoạn bầu cử sơ bộ của Đảng Dân chủ vào năm 2004, Howard Dean đã dẫn đầu sớm tính theo con số đại biểu là nhờ vào sự ủng hộ của một số siêu đại biểu trước khi các cuộc bầu cử sơ bộ đầu tiên được tiến hành. |
Ancients Behaving Badly | السير المشينة لقدماء القادة |
After the release of the soundtrack, Disney still kept sending promotional songs. | Depois do lançamento da trilha sonora, a Disney continuou enviando canções promocionais. |
is nf an independent artist? | The 28-year-old rapper was born Nathan Feuerstein in Gladwin, Michigan. He released his debut album “Moments” in 2010 as an independent artist. NF signed to Capitol Christian Music Group in 2014, raising an important question about whether he positions himself as a Christian rapper or identifies as one. |
exhibited in the 3rd Sculpture International held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the summer of 1949. Throughout her life, she also held various jobs as a translator, research worker, and social worker. References 1907 births 1996 deaths American women sculptors 20th-century American sculptors Modern sculptors Artists from New York City Hunter College alumni Art Students League of New York alumni Alumni of the Académie Julian American alumni of the École des Beaux-Arts | Students League and from there she moved to Paris where she studied at the Academie Colarossi, Academie Julian and the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. She had been planning to study with Emile Antoine Bourdelle, but he died before they could meet. She returned to the United States in 1931, and in 1937 was one of the founders of the Sculptors Guild. In 1939, she executed a relief sculpture at the United States Post Office, Canton, New York. She also taught at the Finch School in New York and the Roerich Museum. The post office and sculpture was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988. She was one of 250 sculptors who exhibited in the 3rd Sculpture International held at the Philadelphia Museum |
After his assassination, a period of anarchy followed, until the arrival of King Otto and the establishment of the new Kingdom of Greece. | Po njegovem umoru se je začelo obdobje anarhije, ki je trajalo vse do prihoda kralja Ota na oblast in ustanovitve nove Kraljevine Grčije. |
Broughton Archipelago Provincial Park | Broughton Archipelago Marine Provincial Park |
The data is still accessible, as long as at least one link that points to it still exists. | Les données sont toujours accessibles tant qu'au moins un lien pointe dessus. |
Penola Island | 佩諾拉島 |
Former U.S. Representative Reception Reaction to the show among critics has been mostly positive, though the week it premiered, Alex Pareene, columnist for the website Salon, slammed it as "boring and lame" and "not even worth getting outraged about." Entertainment Weekly TV critic Ken Tucker dubbed the show his "favorite guilty pleasure" and praised its freewheeling style and zany humor, calling it "a delightfully nutty show with an undercurrent of ragin’ crazy." Mediaite's Frances Martel, examining cable news' shift toward more personality-driven commentary, praised The Five for adding an element of entertainment to the news: In 2014, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart echoed these sentiments when their "correspondent" Samantha Bee debuted her "one-woman show" about the supposed romantic subplot on The Five. The show's loose and uncensored structure has led it into some minor controversies, particularly involving co-host Bob Beckel's on-air profanity and insensitive remarks. In August 2011, Beckel was forced to apologize on-air when, while trying to clarify an earlier remark wherein he called Michael Vick a "redneck," said the term was not racial, because "blacks are rednecks, whites are rednecks, I was a redneck, Chinamen are rednecks." Beckel was later compelled to apologize for using the term "Chinamen." The music the show's producers use to lead in and out of segments has also led to controversy, such as an incident in 2011 that prompted a Twitter war between Adam Levine and various Fox News personalities, over the producers' use of a song from Levine's band Maroon 5. In April 2017, just two days after joining the show, co-host Jesse Watters came under scrutiny for a suggestive joke about the way Ivanka Trump was speaking into a microphone. The day after Watters made the comments, he announced that he would be "taking a vacation" for the remainder of the week amid calls for his firing. Former hosts Bob Beckel After not being seen on air since early 2015, it was reported that Bob Beckel was recovering from back surgery. In April, Fox later released a statement informing viewers that Beckel entered a rehab facility for treatment of an addiction to prescription pain medication. Finally, on June 25, 2015, it was confirmed that Beckel had been fired from the network. While a Fox News spokesman initially stated that it was an amicable split, a Fox executive later stated that Fox "couldn't hold The Five hostage to one man's personal issues." On June 26, 2015, co-host Dana Perino briefly informed viewers of Beckel's departure with a terse statement at the end of the show; he was not mentioned on the show otherwise. Beckel returned as co-host of the Five in January 2017, but was fired again by May 2017, for allegedly making insensitive remarks to a black staffer at Fox and was replaced by Juan Williams. Beckel passed away on February 21, 2022. Andrea Tantaros In 2011, Andrea Tantaros was named a co-host of the hour-long, unscripted program, before going on to co-host Outnumbered in 2014. On April 25, 2016, she was placed off-air, indefinitely, for what | suggestive joke about the way Ivanka Trump was speaking into a microphone. The day after Watters made the comments, he announced that he would be "taking a vacation" for the remainder of the week amid calls for his firing. Former hosts Bob Beckel After not being seen on air since early 2015, it was reported that Bob Beckel was recovering from back surgery. In April, Fox later released a statement informing viewers that Beckel entered a rehab facility for treatment of an addiction to prescription pain medication. Finally, on June 25, 2015, it was confirmed that Beckel had been fired from the network. While a Fox News spokesman initially stated that it was an amicable split, a Fox executive later stated that Fox "couldn't hold The Five hostage to one man's personal issues." On June 26, 2015, co-host Dana Perino briefly informed viewers of Beckel's departure with a terse statement at the end of the show; he was not mentioned on the show otherwise. Beckel returned as co-host of the Five in January 2017, but was fired again by May 2017, for allegedly making insensitive remarks to a black staffer at Fox and was replaced by Juan Williams. Beckel passed away on February 21, 2022. Andrea Tantaros In 2011, Andrea Tantaros was named a co-host of the hour-long, unscripted program, before going on to co-host Outnumbered in 2014. On April 25, 2016, she was placed off-air, indefinitely, for what Fox News said were "contract issues." In August of that year, Tantaros claimed that she approached Fox News executives about former Fox News executive Roger Ailes sexually harassing her in 2015. Tantaros said her allegations first resulted in her being demoted from The Five to Outnumbered, and then in her being taken off the air in April 2016 altogether. Additionally, Tantaros filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against Fox News that same month. Although Tantaros was still under contract with the cable network until early August 2017, she did not return to the Fox News airwaves. Eric Bolling Eric Bolling, who had been a show regular since the series' inception, announced on April 19, 2017, that he would be leaving to start work on a new afternoon talk show, The Fox News Specialists, which aired during The Five'''s former 5 p.m. time slot. He was replaced on The Five by Jesse Watters. In August 2017, Bolling was suspended from Fox News over sexual harassment allegations and was later fired. As a result, The Fox News Specialists was cancelled and the network announced that The Five would replace it at 5 p.m. Kimberly Guilfoyle Former Five panel member Kimberly Guilfoyle left Fox News abruptly on July 20, 2018, following workplace misconduct allegations to join the Trump campaign. Guilfoyle was later replaced by Jeanine Pirro. Juan Williams Juan Williams, an original panelist from the show's inception in 2011, announced on May 26, 2021, that he would be leaving the show to stay in Washington D.C. with his family while The Five resumed in-studio shows in New York City following the COVID-19 pandemic (Williams had been appearing remotely from his home in D.C. during the bulk of the pandemic). He remains with Fox News as a D.C.-based senior political analyst. Williams was later replaced by rotating hosts Geraldo Rivera, Jessica Tarlov and Harold Ford Jr. Programming announcements and changes On October 3, 2011, after successful ratings and high popularity, Fox News announced that The Five would become a permanent series, as the program had previously been announced to last only during the summer. In 2013, The Five was the second-most-watched program in all of cable news in the United States, placing only behind The O'Reilly Factor, also on the Fox News Channel. The program has occasionally been the number one rated cable news series in the key 25 to 54 viewing demographic. On February 27, 2017, the program was moved to Studio F with a graphics makeover. In April 2017, The Five moved to the 9 p.m. hour, following the cancellation of The O'Reilly Factor. In September 2017, The Five returned to its original 5 p.m. time slot to satisfy viewer preference. In January 2022, The Five announced Jeanine Pirro would be named co-host of the program along with rotating liberal co-hosts Geraldo Rivera, Jessica Tarlov and Harold Ford Jr. Ratings Initially airing as a replacement for Glenn Beck's program after his departure from the network, The Five debuted in July 2011 to modest ratings, but still handily won its time slot. The show gained broader success within weeks of airing, even rivaling Beck's former audience |
Mr. Nobody (comics) | Sr. Ninguém (DC Comics) |
Standard edition (UICV-5063): This edition includes the Japanese version of "Spring Day". | Edición Regular (UICV-5063): Incluye la versión japonesa de «Spring Day». |
how many minutes per pound to cook a turkey on the grill? | Place lid on grill. Cook 11 to 13 minutes per pound or until an instant read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh not touching bone registers 180 degrees and the juices run clear. Transfer turkey to a platter. |
We bring that light back to bring the aperture blades back, and he returns to that sweet, soulful robot we've come to love. | 우리가 조리개 날을 살려내기 위해 빛을 다시 비추면 우리가 사랑하는 사랑스럽고 영혼을 가진 로봇으로 돌아옵니다. |
The independent Viennese research institute SBA-Research discovered security holes in messenger applications currently on the market. | L’institut de recherche indépendant SBA-Research a découvert des lacunes de sécurité dans des applications de messagerie actuellement sur le marché. |
and Samuel Harrison — were also admitted during this time period. Fugitive slaves traveling to Canada on the Underground Railroad passed through northeast Ohio: John Brown, of the 1859 raid on Harpers Ferry, grew up in Hudson (1805–1825), running a tannery, then moved to a more isolated and safer (for fugitive slaves) site in northwest Pennsylvania, a major Underground Railroad stop. That the two met is possible but undocumented; there is no known correspondence between them. What is documented is his contact with Wm. Lloyd Garrison, who through his weekly newspaper The Liberator, launched in 1831, led the fight for immediate, uncompensated liberation of all slaves. Green wrote that "One copy of Mr. Garrison's 'Thoughts' has reached us [Thoughts on African Colonization, 1832] and we take a few copies of his admirable paper." Garrison was a great influence on Green; one way was to encourage Green to publish his sermons and other writings, which gave him influence. Sending free blacks to Africa ("colonization") was the mission of the American Colonization Society (ACS), founded by Quakers, and supported by state colonization societies and Southern slave owners. Free blacks were against it; they did not want to move to Africa, having lived for generations in the United States. They said they were no more African than the white Americans were British. The debate started by Garrison's newspapers and book led to a heated campus debate. "Trustees, faculty, and students began to choose sides." College president Charles Backus Storrs had been a supporter of colonization as a solution to "the negro problem". But he read William Lloyd Garrison's new abolitionist newspaper The Liberator and said that Garrison's views could not be refuted. His inaugural address, in February, 1831, invoked the abolitionism of William Wilberforce. The influential Theodore Weld made a visit to Western Reserve in the fall of 1832. "Less than two months aftef Weld departed, Green was preaching abolitionism from the college pulpit." Green used the college chapel four Sundays in a row to attack the American Colonization Society and its supporters. This angered many trustees and clergymen. The four sermons on slavery Green's four sermons on slavery, delivered in November and December, 1832, constitute a turning point of national significance. One of the duties, or honors, of his job was delivering the weekly sermon from the pulpit of the college chapel: As fellow professor Elizur Wright wrote, Green was "pastor of our college church". In his sermons, Green took the position, unusual in his day, that negroes were the equals of whites, and the victims of irrational prejudice based on no more than the color of their skin. These sermons created "a rumpus" on the campus. Some people walked out of the first sermon, and they and more refused to hear the following sermons. Green, who frequently published pamphlets, had the four sermons published. In the pamphlet was a brief message from College President Storrs and Elizur Wright, another professor, certifying that the published texts were the same as those delivered in the College chapel, and that "the sentiments embodied on these discourses, we believe to be scriptural. The exhibition of them in the college-chapel...we believe to have been not only warranted, but imperiously demanded, by a just regard to pastoral fidelity." They were influential nationally, contributing to the foundation, the following year, of the American Anti-Slavery Society. Green presided over its founding meeting, and was chosen as its first President. The Oneida Institute Expecting to be fired, Green resigned in 1833 and became the President of the Oneida Institute, a Presbyterian institution in Whitesboro, New York. Green accepted the presidency at Oneida on two conditions: that he be allowed to preach immediatism (the immediate abolition of slavery), and that he be allowed to accept African-American students. As President, Green dramatically changed the college by accepting numerous African Americans, more than any other college during the 1830s and 1840s. Green did not believe that it was right to have separate schools for blacks and whites. This belief led him to attempt to get Gerrit Smith to merge his unsuccessful black manual labor school in Peterboro with the Oneida Institute, and it made Oneida a hotspot for abolitionist activity. Many future black leaders and abolitionists were students at Oneida while Green was president. These include William Forten, Alexander Crummell, Rev. Henry Highland Garnet and Rev. Amos Noë Freeman. In 1832, Green began to correspond with Gerrit Smith on the issue of black education. The two men became very close friends and much of what is known about Green is known from their letters. The two men worked together toward the goal of abolition. They continued correspondence until 1872, when they stopped writing because of long-held disagreements about civil government and political abolition. Green was the first president of the American Anti-Slavery Society, formed in 1833 in Philadelphia. He was famous for refuting the arguments of men who used the Bible to defend slavery. In the late 1830s, Green focused most of his time contesting these arguments. In 1835, Green and his friend Alvan Stewart convinced Gerrit Smith to come to an organizational meeting for a New York Antislavery Society, which they had called, in Utica. An anti-abolitionist mob, including Congressman Samuel Beardsley and other "principal citizens", "reviled the participants" and forced the convention to adjourn to Smith's residence in nearby Peterboro, New York. The decline and closure of the Oneida Institute The Panic of 1837 hit the Oneida Institute hard — the benefactors the Tappan brothers were ruined and unable to fulfill their pledges — and | Oneida on two conditions: that he be allowed to preach immediatism (the immediate abolition of slavery), and that he be allowed to accept African-American students. As President, Green dramatically changed the college by accepting numerous African Americans, more than any other college during the 1830s and 1840s. Green did not believe that it was right to have separate schools for blacks and whites. This belief led him to attempt to get Gerrit Smith to merge his unsuccessful black manual labor school in Peterboro with the Oneida Institute, and it made Oneida a hotspot for abolitionist activity. Many future black leaders and abolitionists were students at Oneida while Green was president. These include William Forten, Alexander Crummell, Rev. Henry Highland Garnet and Rev. Amos Noë Freeman. In 1832, Green began to correspond with Gerrit Smith on the issue of black education. The two men became very close friends and much of what is known about Green is known from their letters. The two men worked together toward the goal of abolition. They continued correspondence until 1872, when they stopped writing because of long-held disagreements about civil government and political abolition. Green was the first president of the American Anti-Slavery Society, formed in 1833 in Philadelphia. He was famous for refuting the arguments of men who used the Bible to defend slavery. In the late 1830s, Green focused most of his time contesting these arguments. In 1835, Green and his friend Alvan Stewart convinced Gerrit Smith to come to an organizational meeting for a New York Antislavery Society, which they had called, in Utica. An anti-abolitionist mob, including Congressman Samuel Beardsley and other "principal citizens", "reviled the participants" and forced the convention to adjourn to Smith's residence in nearby Peterboro, New York. The decline and closure of the Oneida Institute The Panic of 1837 hit the Oneida Institute hard — the benefactors the Tappan brothers were ruined and unable to fulfill their pledges — and the college began to decline. Green also had begun to lose favor with conservative Presbyterians, which added to Oneida's troubles. Green led the secession of 59 church members from the Presbyterian church in Whitesboro over the issue of abolition. The seceders formed the Congregational Church in Whitesboro in 1837. Green was pastor of that church from 1843 to 1867. In 1844, the Oneida Institute was sold to the Free Will Baptists because of financial problems. After the Oneida Institute closed, Green became an active supporter of the Liberty Party. This was a third party that was completely devoted to the abolition of slavery. After the party failed to make an impact on American politics, Green became bitter with the democratic process. He did not like popular democracy and was in favor of an oligarchy or modified theocracy. Unlike many Liberty Party members, Green did not join the Free Soil Party. He was worried that abolition would not be part of the major party principles. After fellow abolitionists did not support his ideas about government, Green became resentful and did not travel far from Whitesboro. He supported his wife and children by farming and preaching to small groups of abolitionists. He died on May 4, 1874 while giving a speech on temperance in Whitesboro. Judgments about Green His student William E. Allen said Green "is a profound scholar, an original thinker, and, better and greater than all these, a sincere and devoted Christian. To the strength and vigor of a man, he adds the gentleness and tenderness of a woman." Charles Stuart, another contemporary, seeking to raise funds for the Institute: "The labors of President Green in the antislavery cause, in the way of lectures, and the use of the press, have been various, indefatiguable, abundant, in the face of evils and proscriptions of various kinds, and eminently successful. He has all alone shone himself a man for emergencies. On such occasions, whoever else may have done it, Beriah Green has never been known to flee or flinch. The result is that the Institute has always been in the midst of a hard struggle — in establishing and sustaining itself as a manual labor college, second in defense of its course of study, and last, not least, in its vindication and defense of the rights of humanity. According to William Sernett, author of the only book on Green, "Green's erratic personality, acerbic tongue, and lack of political acumen were just as responsible for the closing of the institute as were problems with conservative trustees and the withdrawal of financial support from several key funding sources." "Although known during his lifetime as a 'fanatic' by many, Green has been more aptly described as a 'radical humanitarian'. Indeed, his life was a testimony to his beliefs. In the final analysis, he forfeited wealth, reputation, friends, and ultimately respectability for 'the cause'." Writings Books According to Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography, Green published in Albany, 1823, a History of the Quakers. No other information has been found about this book. Sermons and essays Published letters Letter to Theodore Weld, October 1832 Letter to Simeon Jocelyn, November 5, 1832 |
The Bonita application platform has several major components: Bonita Studio: It allows the user to graphically modify business processes using parts of the BPMN standard. | Bonita a trois composants majeurs : Bonita Studio : permet à l'utilisateur de modifier graphiquement les processus métier suivant la norme BPMN. |
Akbar's system of central government was based on the system that had evolved since the Delhi Sultanate, but the functions of various departments were carefully reorganised by laying down detailed regulations for their functioning The revenue department was headed by a wazir, responsible for all finances and management of jagir and inam lands. | Системата на Акбар за централизирано управление е базирана на системата, която е развита от Делхийския султанат, но функциите на различните структури са реорганизирани чрез полагането на подробни изисквания за функционирането им. Структурата, занимаваща се с доходите, е оглавено от вазир, отговорен за всички финанси и управлението на земите на джагир и инам. |
can you see who views your facebook comments? | To view the analytics of all your posts at once, click on “Insights” on the menu at the top of the page. Under the “Reach” column, you can see how many people have viewed each of your posts. |
In addition to the historical facts, Fast added some personal rivalries among the Maccabean brothers. | Además de los hechos históricos, Fast añadió también rivalidades personales entre los hermanos Macabeos. |
Camp Nelson Heritage National Monument | Camp Nelson National Monument |
Bureau of Statistics, the forerunner of Statistics Canada, to join a team set up to develop Canada's national accounts from scratch. The "national accounts" provide estimates of a country's economic activity, broadly measuring the income and expenditures of key economic agents, such as consumers, corporations and governments. Following the Great Depression, the development of an accurate set of national accounts was a prerequisite for governments seeking to support and sustain a high level of economic activity. In this exceedingly important area of economic research, Chapman quickly became one of Canada's leading experts. She was the only female to attend the first United Nations Sub-Committee on National Income Statistics in 1945, which led to the United Nations System of National Accounts. She so impressed economist Richard Stone with her grasp of national accounting that he insisted her name be added to the official report of the meeting thus recording her as the only female contributor to attend the first meeting of that Sub-Committee. The work of the sub-committee in which she took part gave rise to the U.N.'s System of National Accounts. Gouzenko affair In July 1946, she was identified by the Kellock-Taschereau Commission into espionage as a member of a communist cell, and of having aided the transmission of secret information to the Soviet Union. The Royal Commission had been called by Prime Minister Mackenzie King in early 1946 to examine allegations of a Soviet spy ring operating in Canada involving military and government officials by Igor Gouzenko, a Russian cipher clerk stationed in Ottawa, who had defected the previous year. The affair, with Gouzenko exposing Canadians spying for the Soviets, was often credited as a triggering event for the Cold War. Testifying at Commission hearings, Chapman admitted to being a member of a number of study groups discussing among other things, socialist and Marxist literature. These meetings were frequented by most of the people of | Gouzenko affair In July 1946, she was identified by the Kellock-Taschereau Commission into espionage as a member of a communist cell, and of having aided the transmission of secret information to the Soviet Union. The Royal Commission had been called by Prime Minister Mackenzie King in early 1946 to examine allegations of a Soviet spy ring operating in Canada involving military and government officials by Igor Gouzenko, a Russian cipher clerk stationed in Ottawa, who had defected the previous year. The affair, with Gouzenko exposing Canadians spying for the Soviets, was often credited as a triggering event for the Cold War. Testifying at Commission hearings, Chapman admitted to being a member of a number of study groups discussing among other things, socialist and Marxist literature. These meetings were frequented by most of the people of interest to the committee, including Fred Rose, the communist federal MP for the Montreal riding of Cartier, whose names had come up in documents provided by Gouzenko, or in later testimony. Chapman also admitted to being a member of the Canadian Soviet Friendship Council, though this was nothing unusual at the time as the Russians had been viewed as close allies during the war, deserving Canadian support. A day after the Kellock-Taschereau Commission had revealed her name in its final report filed on 15 July 1946, Chapman was suspended with pay from her job at the Bureau. With rumours about her alleged spy activities swirling around Ottawa, she successfully petitioned the Minister of Justice Louis St. Laurent for a trial so that she could clear her name and restore her reputation. She was formally charged on 18 September 1946, and surrendered to police the next day to be arraigned before a magistrate and released on $2,000 bail. After only 4 ½ hours of testimony, County Court Judge A.G. McDougall dismissed the case against the 39-year old economist, agreeing with the defence counsel that “there was no evidence on which a jury could possibly have convicted.” Most tellingly, Gouzenko himself did not recall her name in Soviet documents, and did not recognize her despite living on the same street. Although Chapman was acquitted, she was ostracized from the Canadian Civil Service. She had hoped to get back to working on Canada's national accounts but this was not to be. During the crisis, she had applied for a permanent position at the Dominion Bureau of Statistics to do essentially what she had already been doing. Although the job competition was delayed until after she had been cleared, the position was given to a less qualified and less experienced man. The Bank of Canada also failed to support her, and Chapman quit. She stated, “Despite my acquittal by the courts, I find it impossible to continue satisfactorily to work in my own field at present.” Fortunately, her former boss and friend at the Bureau put her in touch with Cambridge University in England which quickly hired her so that she could continue her national accounting research. She went on to spend three years at Cambridge University when it was the epicentre of postwar national accounting. Chapman wrote a study of British wages |
In 2001, there were only 10 radio stations in the Congo. | Il n'y a que dix radios libres au Congo en 2001. |
"Viernes 3 AM" would be banned from the radios for a time by the dictatorship because it was considered to incite suicide. | Una de las canciones, «Viernes 3 AM», sería censurada durante un tiempo en las radios porque se la consideraba una canción que incitaba al suicidio. |
competitions held from 25–27 January 2019 at the Manchester Velodrome. They are organised and sanctioned by British Cycling, and were open to | The 2019 British National Track Championships were a series of track cycling competitions held from 25–27 January 2019 at the Manchester Velodrome. They are organised |
If the dye has the opposite charge, it is attracted to and retained by this coating, while the solvent soaks into the paper. | Si el colorante tiene la carga contraria, entonces es atraído y retenido por esta capa, mientras que el solvente es absorbido por el papel. |
convert the old Corporation stadium into a brand-new ultra-modern facility. The Chief Minister soon gave her approval and the new stadium was built in 1993, within a span of 234 days, at a cost of . In January 1993, the competition was conducted successfully in the new facility that was acknowledged to be arguably the best in the country also doubling up as a track and field venue. In 2012, the Government of Tamil Nadu renovated the indoor stadium at a cost of with a new skating rink. In 2013, Government of Tamil Nadu upgraded the synthetic athletics track, football turf, floodlights and upgrading added a warm-up track north of the stadium at a cost of . In 1993, this stadium in Chennai hosted the Nehru Cup international tournament. It has also hosted the SAF Games football in 1995, and the Jayalalitha Gold Cup international women's tournament, and many pre-Olympic and pre-world cup matches. The Nehru stadium at Chennai is considered the most favoured venue for any international fixture since this stadium is the only football facility in the country which has come up in keeping with the FIFA specifications with regard to the players’ facility, the dressing rooms and security aspects to name a few important parameters. Facilities The stadium has a seating capacity of 40,000 with 36,000 being seated , a 400-meter 8-lane synthetic athletics track and a natural football turf. There is an indoor stadium with a seating capacity of 8000 associated with the stadium. Two Beach Volleyball courts, three clay Volleyball courts, one Throw ball court, one Kabaddi field and one Handball court are also available in the complex. There are also facilities for Judo, Weightlifting, Table Tennis, Boxing, Chess and Carrom besides a Fitness Center and a conference hall. The indoor stadium hosts various functions and concerts. Events The stadium hosted nine cricket Test matches between 1956 and 1965. In 1998, it hosted the World Volleyball Grand Prix tournament. Records Football The highest goal scoring match in Indian Super League with 6 goals between Chennaiyin FC and Mumbai City FC (5–1) on 28 October 2014 in the 2014 Indian Super League | There are also facilities for Judo, Weightlifting, Table Tennis, Boxing, Chess and Carrom besides a Fitness Center and a conference hall. The indoor stadium hosts various functions and concerts. Events The stadium hosted nine cricket Test matches between 1956 and 1965. In 1998, it hosted the World Volleyball Grand Prix tournament. Records Football The highest goal scoring match in Indian Super League with 6 goals between Chennaiyin FC and Mumbai City FC (5–1) on 28 October 2014 in the 2014 Indian Super League season. Cricket The highest test cricket scores were made by West Indies cricket team with 600–9 and 537–9. The most runs scored here was by Vijay Manjrekar (487 runs), Chandu Borde (431 runs) and Budhi Kunderan (346 runs). The most wickets taken here was by Bapu Nadkarni (20 wickets), Salim Durani (19 wickets) and Subhash Gupte (17 wickets). Highest opening stand of 413 runs was recorded here by MH Mankad and P Roy against New Zealand. List of Five Wicket Hauls Tests A total of 12 five-wicket hauls in Test matches have been taken at the venue. See also List of stadiums in India List of Test cricket grounds References Volleyball venues in India Sports venues in Chennai Football venues in Tamil Nadu Indoor arenas in India Football in Tamil Nadu Sports venues in Tamil Nadu Multi-purpose stadiums in India Athletics (track and field) venues in India Monuments and memorials to Jawaharlal Nehru Basketball venues in India Indian Super |
when is the new operators coming out for siege? | The release date for Rainbow Six Siege's Operation Steel Wave is set to arrive on the 16th June 2020. |
In Ethiopia, the use of the Internet for top-down political communication is still in its baby shoes. | Etiópiában a felülről lefelé irányuló online politikai kommunikáció még mindig gyerekcipőben jár. |
which features a classic country hybrid format under the branding "Cow Country 1420AM 98.5FM". WGXI is affiliated with the Midwest Farm Report, Bill Baker's Dairy Minute, weather forecasts from WISN-TV in Milwaukee, and carries Plymouth High School boys varsity football. The station's studios are located on WI 57 North just east of Plymouth, with its transmitter behind the studio building. WGXI also utilizes an FM translator station, W253CW (98.5), which also broadcasts from the same facility and allows a clear stereo signal to be carried at all hours throughout most of Sheboygan County. Station history The station flipped to an adult standards format in 2003, shifting to it shortly after WCLB in Sheboygan converted to ESPN Radio and the launch of WSTM, which allowed the offloading of some programming onto that FM signal. WGXI previously aired a Christian format, and as WPLY, adult contemporary, country music and Top 40 formats. It was the AM sister to WXER (104.5), also Plymouth-licensed, from its launch in 1990 until its 1995 sale to other interests who moved the station's broadcast facilities (though not main transmitter) closer to Sheboygan, where a secondary translator was eventually established. After Evangel Ministries purchased WSTM in early 2017 with the then-WJUB to convert WSTM | affiliated with the Midwest Farm Report, Bill Baker's Dairy Minute, weather forecasts from WISN-TV in Milwaukee, and carries Plymouth High School boys varsity football. The station's studios are located on WI 57 North just east of Plymouth, with its transmitter behind the studio building. WGXI also utilizes an FM translator station, W253CW (98.5), which also broadcasts from the same facility and allows a clear stereo signal to be carried at all hours throughout most of Sheboygan County. Station history The station flipped to an adult standards format in 2003, shifting to it shortly after WCLB in Sheboygan converted to ESPN Radio and the launch of WSTM, which allowed the offloading of some programming onto that FM signal. WGXI previously aired a Christian format, and as WPLY, adult contemporary, country music and Top 40 formats. It was the AM sister to WXER (104.5), also Plymouth-licensed, from its launch in 1990 until its 1995 sale to other interests who moved the station's broadcast facilities (though not main transmitter) closer to Sheboygan, where a secondary translator was eventually established. |
can you drive a car without insurance in australia? | Driving without car insurance in Australia is illegal. Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance is legally required to register your car and is an included cost of vehicle registration in most states. ... But CTP insurance does not insure you for any damage caused to you or other people's cars or property. |
Paoay Lake | Danaw Paoay |
Shuichi Mase | 間瀨秀一 |
The text of the surrender is now a public property of Indian, Bangladeshi and Pakistani governments and the text of the document can be seen on display in the National Museum in New Delhi. | أصبح نص الاستسلام الآن ملكية عامة للحكومات الهندية والبنغلاديشية والباكستانية ويمكن رؤية نص الوثيقة معروضًا في المتحف الوطني في نيودلهي. |
jumper. He finished fourteenth at the 1970 European Indoor Championships. He also competed at the 1969 European Championships without reaching the final. He became Polish champion in 1969. His personal best jump | He finished fourteenth at the 1970 European Indoor Championships. He also competed at the 1969 European Championships without |
Sequela | Sekvele |
Voivodeship, in central Poland. It lies approximately north-east of Szadek, north of Zduńska Wola, and west | administrative district of Gmina Szadek, within Zduńska Wola County, Łódź Voivodeship, in central Poland. It lies approximately north-east |
In Java, this can be achieved by placing the partner classes into a common package and providing package visibility for the required fields and methods. | Java-ban ezt úgy érhetjük el, hogy a testvér osztályokat egy közös csomagba (package) rakjuk, és csomag szintű láthatóságot adunk a szükséges mezőknek és metódusoknak. |
as SPC) rose to fame in 2008 because of its unique Hire4ED program. Approximately only 200 students went to St. Peter Claver. In 2006, priests in London, UK were thinking of a new way to teach and educate. They brainstormed the idea of a Catholic working high school. In 2007, priests flew to Omaha and started St. Peter Claver Cristo Rey Catholic HS. With the help of Father James Keiter, in August 2007 the school was opened. The president of SPC was Father James Keiter. Its first principal was Leigh Florita, and after her departure, the second principal became Susan Wilde. Rumors erupted in 2010 that St. Peter Claver would be shut down, all of which were denied by Fr. Keiter. The school remained open until | SPC was Father James Keiter. Its first principal was Leigh Florita, and after her departure, the second principal became Susan Wilde. Rumors erupted in 2010 that St. Peter Claver would be shut down, all of which were denied by Fr. Keiter. The school remained open until February 11, 2011, when it was announced that it would indeed be closed. Book about the Cristo Rey model In January 2008, Loyola Press released a book titled More than A Dream: How One School's Vision is Changing the World. The book, by G.R. Kearney, a former volunteer teacher at Cristo Rey Jesuit |
However, there is demand for dog meat which gives rise to dog thefts: | Однако на него есть спрос, который становится причиной воровства собак : |
can i drink lemon water while trying to conceive? | Consuming lemon juice in high quantities can lead to rapid detoxification. Hence, drinking too much of it is not recommended (neither it is safe) for pregnant women. Consult your gynaecologist before deciding to include it in your daily diet. It is also suggested to avoid drinking canned or packaged lemon juice. |
a player to death. It is named after Pope Pius XII. The municipality contains a small part of the Baixada Maranhense Environmental Protection Area, a sustainable use conservation unit | Jordão da Silva, a referee at an amateur football match, was beheaded and quartered after he fatally stabbed a player to death. It is named after Pope Pius XII. The municipality contains a small |
Gravitational instability | ناپایداری گرانشی |
Poincaré Medal | Пуанкаре медале |
parents, sought a college education in the west. Education Valentine Moghadam first studied at the University of Waterloo (Ontario, Canada), where she "joined the Iranian student movement and became a left-wing activist". As an undergraduate, she majored in history and political science and earned her bachelor's degree in 1978. Moghadam earned her M.A. (1983) and Ph.D. (1986) in sociology at American University in Washington, D.C. Career As a visiting assistant professor in the department of sociology at New York University, from 1985 to 1988, Moghadam taught several courses about sociology, women, and development. In the following year, under the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women at Brown University, Moghadam completed research as a postdoctoral fellow. In the fall of 1989 she also taught as a visiting assistant professor in the Program in Middle East Studies at Rutgers University. As a visiting lecturer in the fall of 1990 and a visiting senior lecturer in the fall of 1992, Moghadam taught at the University of Helsinki. Then, from 1990 to 1995, she completed research in Helsinki, Finland, at the WIDER Institute of the United Nations University as the senior researcher and coordinator of the Research Program on Women and Development. From May 2004 to December 2006, Moghadam worked in Paris, France, as the Chief of the Section for Gender Equality and Development in the Social and Human Services Sector of UNESCO. In January 2007, Moghadam was appointed director of the College of Liberal Arts' Women's Studies Program at Purdue University, where she is also a professor in the sociology department. Most recently, she has accepted a position to become a professor of sociology and the director of the department of international affairs at Northeastern University. Memberships and accomplishments Moghadam is a member of a variety of professional and feminist organizations. She belongs to the American Sociological Association and the International Sociological Association and seves on its executive committee. In March 1995, she was a member of the United Nations University delegation to the World Summit on Social Development in Copenhagen. Later that year, in September, she also participated in the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing. She has also aided in the establishment of the Palestinian Women's Research and Documentation Center, located in Ramallah. Her book Modernizing Women: Gender and Social Change in the Middle East was recognized as a Choice Outstanding Academic Book for the 1993 to 1994 academic year. Research, influence and ideology Currently, Valentine Moghadam's areas of research include "globalization, transnational feminist networks, | the fall of 1990 and a visiting senior lecturer in the fall of 1992, Moghadam taught at the University of Helsinki. Then, from 1990 to 1995, she completed research in Helsinki, Finland, at the WIDER Institute of the United Nations University as the senior researcher and coordinator of the Research Program on Women and Development. From May 2004 to December 2006, Moghadam worked in Paris, France, as the Chief of the Section for Gender Equality and Development in the Social and Human Services Sector of UNESCO. In January 2007, Moghadam was appointed director of the College of Liberal Arts' Women's Studies Program at Purdue University, where she is also a professor in the sociology department. Most recently, she has accepted a position to become a professor of sociology and the director of the department of international affairs at Northeastern University. Memberships and accomplishments Moghadam is a member of a variety of professional and feminist organizations. She belongs to the American Sociological Association and the International Sociological Association and seves on its executive committee. In March 1995, she was a member of the United Nations University delegation to the World Summit on Social Development in Copenhagen. Later that year, in September, she also participated in the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing. She has also aided in the establishment of the |
In 1852, stationed at the survey headquarters in Dehradun, Radhanath Sikdar, an Indian mathematician and surveyor from Bengal, was the first to identify Everest as the world's highest peak, using trigonometric calculations based on Nicolson's measurements. | Në vitin 1852, i vendosur në selinë e anketës në Dehradun, Radhanath Sikdar, një matematikan indian dhe anketues nga Bengali, ishte i pari që identifikoi Everestinin si pikën më të lartë të botës, duke përdorur llogaritjet trigonometrike bazuar në matjet e Nicolsonit. |
This projection, according to the argument, is manifested in the form of attribution of undesirable characteristics of the self to the conspirators. | Оваа проекција, според аргументот, се манифестира во форма на именувањето на своите непожелни карактеристики на заговорниците. |
Suryadi was also the first chairman of IKAHI, though he eventually resigned as Chief Justice due to intense conflict between himself and the association itself. | Suryadi juga menjadi ketua IKAHI yang pertama, meskipun ia akhirnya mengundurkan diri sebagai ketua karena konflik antara dirinya dan organisasi itu sendiri. |
This confusion temporarily raised hopes that the number saved might be higher than was immediately apparent, but this hope was dashed when, on the following day, some of Baalham's party from St John's arrived in New York, via Halifax and Boston, with their more detailed accounts. | Cette confusion laissa planer l'espoir que le nombre de rescapés pourrait être plus élevé qu'estimé mais l'optimisme fut balayé le lendemain avec l'arrivée à New York via Halifax et Boston des membres du groupe de Baalham et leurs témoignages plus précis. |
and hear Merle Haggard once or twice, and was definitely, utterly, completely influenced by the Los Angeles sound of the 70s: Stone Poneys, Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, and Poco." McWilson attended college in San Francisco and Sonoma, California, earning a degree in anthropology. Career Early career McWilson first recorded in the early 1980s as a singer with the Dynette Set, releasing an album and a few singles and compilation tracks in the first half of that decade, including "Seed of Love," a standout on the 1984 Rhino female-focused new wave compilation The Girls Can't Help It. That song was co-written and produced by Scott McCaughey who was a member of the Young Fresh Fellows. After the demise of the Dynette Set, McWilson played around Seattle in some short-lived groups while adding backing to various albums by the Young Fresh Fellows. The Fellows' college radio hit "Amy Grant" particularly benefited from McWilson's sassy vocals. Picketts In 1990, McWilson helped form the Picketts (originally known as the Power Mowers) who released three albums over the course of the 1990s. Led by McWilson on vocals, the band also included drummer Leroy "Blackie" Sleep and guitarists Scott McCaughey, John Olufs, and Jim Sangster. Steve Marcus was the original bassist (later Walt Singleman played bass). The Picketts' first recording was a 7" single for the Seattle indie PopLlama Records that featured a country version of The Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go." Rather than play straight-ahead country, the Picketts mixed '50s rockabilly and pop with more traditional influences, such as Wanda Jackson or Merle Haggard. Paper Doll, their debut full-length, was released in 1992 through PopLlama. A showcase at the influential Austin music festival South by Southwest led to a deal with Rounder Records, who released The Wicked Picketts in 1995. Euphonium followed on Rounder in 1996. The Picketts eventually disbanded, but occasionally perform reunion shows. Solo work As the Picketts were disbanding (more | enough to Bakersfield to drive up and hear Merle Haggard once or twice, and was definitely, utterly, completely influenced by the Los Angeles sound of the 70s: Stone Poneys, Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, and Poco." McWilson attended college in San Francisco and Sonoma, California, earning a degree in anthropology. Career Early career McWilson first recorded in the early 1980s as a singer with the Dynette Set, releasing an album and a few singles and compilation tracks in the first half of that decade, including "Seed of Love," a standout on the 1984 Rhino female-focused new wave compilation The Girls Can't Help It. That song was co-written and produced by Scott McCaughey who was a member of the Young Fresh Fellows. After the demise of the Dynette Set, McWilson played around Seattle in some short-lived groups while adding backing to various albums by the Young Fresh Fellows. The Fellows' college radio hit "Amy Grant" particularly benefited from McWilson's sassy vocals. Picketts In 1990, McWilson helped form the Picketts (originally known as the Power Mowers) who released three albums over the course of the 1990s. Led by McWilson on vocals, the band also included drummer Leroy "Blackie" Sleep and guitarists Scott McCaughey, John Olufs, and Jim Sangster. Steve Marcus was the original bassist (later Walt Singleman played bass). The Picketts' first recording was a 7" single for the Seattle indie PopLlama Records that featured a country version of The Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go." Rather than play straight-ahead country, the Picketts mixed '50s rockabilly and pop with more traditional influences, such as Wanda Jackson or Merle Haggard. |
for $1 million in 1991. On January 10, 1992, WQQB changed its call letters to WKNT and became the area's first Fox affiliate with the then-new branding of Fox 40. During its time as a Fox station in the 1990s, WKNT broadcast select Southeastern Conference football games via Jefferson Pilot Sports until 2002 when WBKO started to air those games to go with JP Sports (later Lincoln Financial Sports, then Raycom Sports) SEC basketball broadcasts. Except on Saturday, WKNT aired programming from the Shop at Home Network from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00a.m. until that network's closure in 2005. Despite being a Fox affiliate, UPN's block programming Disney's One Too aired on the station from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. weekday mornings and from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. Sunday mornings to cover the children's educational programming requirements. It was the only UPN programming that was ever available in Bowling Green; all other UPN programming was only receivable via WUXP-TV in Nashville, as the de facto UPN affiliate for Bowling Green. On January 1, 1997, operation of WKNT was taken over by Crossroads Communications under a local marketing agreement (LMA). Crossroads, a subsidiary of Northwest Broadcasting, would buy the station outright on July 17, 2000. Switch to NBC In March 2001, Fox announced that it had dropped its affiliation with WKNT because the station did not comply with the terms of the affiliation agreement; almost immediately, NBC agreed to affiliate with the station. This was Bowling Green's first local NBC affiliate. On March 27, 2001, the station changed its call sign to WNKY. At the same time, the station boosted its power from 776,000 watts to 1,640,000 watts, directional with a null to the east. Previously, WBKO was the only station in Bowling Green affiliated with a Big Three network, and WSMV-TV in Nashville was NBC's affiliate of record in south-central Kentucky. After WNKY switched to NBC, WSMV's over-the-air signal was still available in parts of the Bowling Green market where WNKY could not reach, and some cable systems continued to carry WSMV. Following the loss of channel 40's Fox affiliation, Fox programming was provided to Bowling Green on cable via Nashville affiliate WZTV, which was available over-the-air in the southern portion of the market; cable systems in Hart County carried Louisville affiliate WDRB instead. In March 2003, Northwest Broadcasting sold WNKY to Max Media for $7 million. On December 12 of that year, it signed on a digital signal on UHF channel 16 from its transmitter tower in Smiths Grove. WNKY-DT was then added to digital cable systems including Insight in Bowling Green and the Electric Plant Board in Glasgow. On August 7, 2004, WNKY began airing NBC network programming in high definition just in time to broadcast the network's coverage of the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. WNKY also installed a Dolby model 569 AC-3 surround sound encoder to relay the 5.1 full surround audio from the network. 2010s On June 3, 2010, as a result of the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010, Dish Network began offering both of WNKY's digital subchannels. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) fined the station's licensee, MMK License, $39,000 on November 5, 2013 due to a mid-June 2012 ad filmed and aired by WNKY which featured Emergency Alert System (EAS) tones used in a promotional and non-warning situation. WNKY was also required to launch a local campaign about the EAS, air additional emergency preparation public service announcements, and lease space on their tower for modernized warning equipment to the Warren County Emergency Management agency and the City of Bowling Green. On April 5, 2017, Max Media announced that it would sell WNKY to Marquee Broadcasting for $5.6 million. The sale was completed on June 30. Cable carriage dispute On January 1, 2015, the Glasgow Electric Plant Board dropped both of WNKY's digital subchannels from its lineup because of a 1,000 percent increase in cost. Both WNKY and WNKY-DT2 returned to the Electric Plant Board's cable lineup in February 2015 after agreeing to a 100 percent increase instead of 1,000. The digital subchannels were placed on different channels (WNKY on 16 and WNKY-DT2 on 23) without high definition service. Subchannel history WNKY-DT2 WNKY-DT2 is the CBS-affiliated second digital subchannel of WNKY, broadcasting in high definition on UHF channel 24.2 (or virtual channel 40.2). On October 11, 2006, WNKY reached an agreement with CBS to air that network on a new digital subchannel. It was officially launched as WNKY-DT2 on February 1, 2007, which finally gave Bowling Green a locally-based CBS station. Until that point, the Bowling Green market was one of the few areas east of the Mississippi River without its own CBS affiliate, and the area were served by WTVF in Nashville and WLKY in Louisville as the de facto CBS affiliates. WNKY-DT2 is also available to Mediacom cable customers in Butler and Edmonson counties, including Morgantown and Brownsville. As of December 2017, WNKY claimed exclusivity of NBC and CBS affiliates on the Glasgow Electric Plant Board cable system. In January 2018, the CBS subchannel was upgraded to high definition, albeit in 720p rather than the network's recommended 1080i format to preserve bandwidth. A direct-to-cable full 1080i high definition feed of WNKY-DT2 is available on select cable providers. WNKY-DT3 WNKY-DT3 is the MeTV-affiliated third digital subchannel of WNKY, broadcasting in standard definition on UHF channel 24.3 (or virtual channel 40.3). WNKY broadcast a testing loop on a new subchannel on December 20, 2017; the testing loop promoted MeTV. This third subchannel began to carry MeTV on January 1, 2018. Programming In addition to the NBC network schedule, syndicated programming on WNKY-DT1 (as of March 2017) includes Judge Judy, The Wendy Williams Show, Entertainment Tonight, Jeopardy!, The Doctors, and Dish Nation, among others. (Jeopardy!s sister game show, Wheel of Fortune, airs on WBKO, making the Bowling Green region one of the few markets in the United States where both programs air on separate stations.) On weekends, The Simpsons, which has been a longtime staple of the station's syndication lineup, along with Whacked Out Sports and Raceline are aired. WNKY-DT2 clears the entire CBS network schedule, including the weekday and Saturday morning editions of CBS This Morning and the entire CBS Dream Team lineup. Like most CBS affiliates in the Central Time Zone, The Young and the Restless airs at 11 a.m. As of June 2017, syndicated programming on WNKY-DT2 includes Divorce Court, Modern Family, Hot Bench, Judge Mathis, and TMZ, among others. On weekends, WNKY-DT2 also airs The Simpsons and Whacked Out Sports, among others. In 2016, WNKY began broadcasting Tennessee Titans preseason games not nationally televised, which originate from Nashville's ABC affiliate WKRN-TV. This especially applies in non-Olympic years—WNKY-DT2 broadcast the first two preseason games when NBC covered the 2016 Summer Olympics. In 2018, WNKY announced that they would carry all four | as the de facto UPN affiliate for Bowling Green. On January 1, 1997, operation of WKNT was taken over by Crossroads Communications under a local marketing agreement (LMA). Crossroads, a subsidiary of Northwest Broadcasting, would buy the station outright on July 17, 2000. Switch to NBC In March 2001, Fox announced that it had dropped its affiliation with WKNT because the station did not comply with the terms of the affiliation agreement; almost immediately, NBC agreed to affiliate with the station. This was Bowling Green's first local NBC affiliate. On March 27, 2001, the station changed its call sign to WNKY. At the same time, the station boosted its power from 776,000 watts to 1,640,000 watts, directional with a null to the east. Previously, WBKO was the only station in Bowling Green affiliated with a Big Three network, and WSMV-TV in Nashville was NBC's affiliate of record in south-central Kentucky. After WNKY switched to NBC, WSMV's over-the-air signal was still available in parts of the Bowling Green market where WNKY could not reach, and some cable systems continued to carry WSMV. Following the loss of channel 40's Fox affiliation, Fox programming was provided to Bowling Green on cable via Nashville affiliate WZTV, which was available over-the-air in the southern portion of the market; cable systems in Hart County carried Louisville affiliate WDRB instead. In March 2003, Northwest Broadcasting sold WNKY to Max Media for $7 million. On December 12 of that year, it signed on a digital signal on UHF channel 16 from its transmitter tower in Smiths Grove. WNKY-DT was then added to digital cable systems including Insight in Bowling Green and the Electric Plant Board in Glasgow. On August 7, 2004, WNKY began airing NBC network programming in high definition just in time to broadcast the network's coverage of the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. WNKY also installed a Dolby model 569 AC-3 surround sound encoder to relay the 5.1 full surround audio from the network. 2010s On June 3, 2010, as a result of the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010, Dish Network began offering both of WNKY's digital subchannels. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) fined the station's licensee, MMK License, $39,000 on November 5, 2013 due to a mid-June 2012 ad filmed and aired by WNKY which featured Emergency Alert System (EAS) tones used in a promotional and non-warning situation. WNKY was also required to launch a local campaign about the EAS, air additional emergency preparation public service announcements, and lease space on their tower for modernized warning equipment to the Warren County Emergency Management agency and the City of Bowling Green. On April 5, 2017, Max Media announced that it would sell WNKY to Marquee Broadcasting for $5.6 million. The sale was completed on June 30. Cable carriage dispute On January 1, 2015, the Glasgow Electric Plant Board dropped both of WNKY's digital subchannels from its lineup because of a 1,000 percent increase in cost. Both WNKY and WNKY-DT2 returned to the Electric Plant Board's cable lineup in February 2015 after agreeing to a 100 percent increase instead of 1,000. The digital subchannels were placed on different channels (WNKY on 16 and WNKY-DT2 on 23) without high definition service. Subchannel history WNKY-DT2 WNKY-DT2 is the CBS-affiliated second digital subchannel of WNKY, broadcasting in high definition on UHF channel 24.2 (or virtual channel 40.2). On October 11, 2006, WNKY reached an agreement with CBS to air that network on a new digital subchannel. It was officially launched as WNKY-DT2 on February 1, 2007, which finally gave Bowling Green a locally-based CBS station. Until that point, the Bowling Green market was one of the few areas east of the Mississippi River without its own CBS affiliate, and the area were served by WTVF in Nashville and WLKY in Louisville as the de facto CBS affiliates. WNKY-DT2 is also available to Mediacom cable customers in Butler and Edmonson counties, including Morgantown and Brownsville. As of December 2017, WNKY claimed exclusivity of NBC and CBS affiliates on the Glasgow Electric Plant Board cable system. In January 2018, the CBS subchannel was upgraded to high definition, albeit in 720p rather than the network's recommended 1080i format to preserve bandwidth. A direct-to-cable full 1080i high definition feed of WNKY-DT2 is available on select cable providers. WNKY-DT3 WNKY-DT3 is the MeTV-affiliated third digital subchannel of WNKY, broadcasting in standard definition on UHF channel 24.3 (or virtual channel 40.3). WNKY broadcast a testing loop on a new subchannel on December 20, 2017; the testing loop promoted MeTV. This third subchannel began to carry MeTV on January 1, 2018. Programming In addition to the NBC network schedule, syndicated programming on WNKY-DT1 (as of March 2017) includes Judge Judy, The Wendy Williams Show, Entertainment Tonight, Jeopardy!, The Doctors, and Dish Nation, among others. (Jeopardy!s sister game show, Wheel of Fortune, airs on WBKO, making the Bowling Green region one of the few markets in the United States where both programs air on separate stations.) On weekends, The Simpsons, which has been a longtime staple of the station's syndication lineup, along with Whacked Out Sports and Raceline are aired. WNKY-DT2 clears the entire CBS network schedule, including the weekday and Saturday morning editions of CBS This Morning and the entire CBS Dream Team lineup. Like most CBS affiliates in the Central Time Zone, The Young and the Restless airs at 11 a.m. As of June 2017, syndicated programming on WNKY-DT2 includes Divorce Court, Modern Family, Hot Bench, Judge Mathis, and TMZ, among others. On weekends, WNKY-DT2 also airs The |
"My team thinks I'm completely psychotic. | Mi equipo piensa que estoy completamente psicótica. |
It is the largest industrial pole in the interior of Paraná, aided by the recent intense industrialization (since 2013 the minimum was 40 new industries). | Це найбільший промисловий полюс в інтер'єрі Парана, спираючись на недавні інтенсивні індустріалізації (з 2013 року мінімум був 40 нових виробництв). |
United States Naval Training Station for Aviation, Marblehead | ریاستہائے متحدہ نیول ٹریننگ اسٹیشن فار ایوی ایشن، ماربلہیڈ |
what is relationship between force and acceleration? | The BIG Equation The acceleration of an object as produced by a net force is directly proportional to the magnitude of the net force, in the same direction as the net force, and inversely proportional to the mass of the object. |
Heat-related deaths in countries with AC v. countries without it. | There are a few reasons. Part of it is building design. A building with thick earth walls is going to stay cooler in the summer than a building with thin metal walls. Also, people in hotter countries are more used to the heat, they know how to deal with it properly. Proper hydration, not being active during the hottest parts, that sort of thing. I lived in texas as a kid, and it wasn't uncommon for it to hit 100. We didn't think much about it, unless it went above 105. My wife lived in michigan as a kid, and they were having heat advisories and "DON'T LET YOUR KIDS PLAY OUTSIDE!" when it was in the low 90s. |
under the jurisdiction of that national ice hockey association. Players are allowed to switch which national team they play for, providing they fulfill the IIHF criteria. If participating for the first time in an IIHF event, the player would have had to play two consecutive years in the national competition of the new country, without playing in another nation. If the player has already played for a national team before, he may switch nationality if he is a citizen of the new country, and has played for four consecutive years in the national competition of the new country. This switch may only happen once in the player's life. Legend Belarus Head coach: Curt Fraser Skaters Goaltenders Canada Head coach: Ken Hitchcock Skaters Goaltenders Czech Republic Head coach: Alois Hadamczik Skaters Goaltenders Denmark Head coach: Mike Sirant Skaters Goaltenders Finland Head coach: Doug Shedden Skaters Goaltenders France Head coach: Dave Henderson Skaters Goaltenders | start of the World Championship, each participating nation had to submit a list of players for its roster. A minimum of 15 skaters and two goaltenders, and a maximum of 20 skaters and three goaltenders had to be selected. If a country selected fewer than the maximum allowed, they had to choose the remaining players prior to the start of the tournament. After the start of the tournament, each team was allowed to select an additional two players, either skaters or goaltenders, to their roster, for a maximum roster of 25 players. Once a player was registered to the team, he could not be removed from the roster. To qualify for a national team under IIHF rules, a player must follow several criteria. He must be a citizen of the nation, and be under the jurisdiction |
are vivienne westwood earrings real silver? | All our Vivienne Westwood jewellery is genuine and beautifully hand-made. ... This can also be applied to any jewellery that you own. Sterling Silver Pieces. Sterling silver jewellery in the Vivienne Westwood range is mainly within the ring collection. |
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known for his roles as Paul McCartney in the film Backbeat and the lead character Richard Mayhew in Neil Gaiman's BBC television series Neverwhere. As well as twice portraying Paul McCartney (in Backbeat and The Linda McCartney Story) he has appeared in a number of television series including Chef!, Doctors and Spooks. He | for his roles as Paul McCartney in the film Backbeat and the lead character Richard Mayhew in Neil Gaiman's BBC television series Neverwhere. As well as twice portraying Paul McCartney (in Backbeat and The Linda McCartney Story) he has appeared in a number of television series including Chef!, Doctors and Spooks. He |
Shadowlands and Daniel Day-Lewis - In the Name of the Father Best Actress: Holly Hunter - The Piano Runners-up: Ashley Judd - Ruby in Paradise and Emma Thompson - The Remains of the Day Best Cinematography: Janusz Kamiński - Schindler's List Runners-up: Michael Ballhaus - The Age of Innocence and Stuart Dryburgh - The Piano Best Director: Jane Campion - The Piano Runners-up: Steven Spielberg - Schindler's List and Mike Leigh - Naked Best Documentary: Visions of Light Runners-up: The War Room and Rock Hudson's Home Movies Best Film: Schindler's List Runners-up: The Piano and Naked Best Foreign Language Film: Farewell My | Steven Zaillian - Schindler's List and Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis - Groundhog Day Best Supporting Actor: Ralph Fiennes - Schindler's List Runners-up: Leonardo DiCaprio - What's Eating Gilbert Grape and This Boy's Life and John Malkovich - In the Line of Fire Best Supporting Actress: Gong Li - Farewell My Concubine (Ba wang bie ji) Runners-up: Rosie Perez - Fearless and Untamed Heart and Jennifer Jason Leigh - Short Cuts References External links 1993 Awards 1993 1993 film awards 1993 in American cinema December 1993 events in the United States 1993 awards in the United States 1993 in New York City |
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ethnography definition sociology | Ethnography-or field research-is a sociological method that explores how people live and make sense of their lives with one another in particular places.The focus might be on people and the meaning they produce through everyday interactions, or places, and the organizational logics that guide our activities.Columbia provides an enormously rich environment for ethnographic research.he focus might be on people and the meaning they produce through everyday interactions, or places, and the organizational logics that guide our activities. Columbia provides an enormously rich environment for ethnographic research. |
However, Ron Bolinger was later brought in to complete the design of Might and Magic III so that Hallford could focus his efforts on Planet's Edge's story, dialogue and game maps. | Впрочем позже был введен Рон Болинджер, чтобы закончить дизайн Might and Magic III, так что Hallford мог сосредоточить свои усилия на истории, диалогах и игровых картах Пограничных планет. |
what is the difference between special account and retirement account? | Special Account (SA) – This is meant for old age and investment in retirement-related financial products. Medisave Account (MA) – This is meant for expenses in hospitalisation and other approved medical insurances. Retirement Account (RA) – This is created on your 55th birthday. |
The rich agricultural land around Raphoe has been inhabited and cultivated for thousands of years,and evidence of this can be seen through monuments such as the Beltany stone circle, just outside the town. | La terra agrícola fèrtil al voltant Raphoe ha estat habitada i conreada des de fa milers d'anys, i l'evidència es pot veure a través de monuments com el cercle de pedra de Beltany als afores de la vila. |
pop song with lyrics that push all the usual female empowerment buttons. The result is smart, catchy and very, very 2008 – and it sounds pretty good on the radio too. But it's also the first lead single from a Sugababes album that it's difficult to get excited about". Lucy Davies from BBC Music found that the song has them "happily stomp their attitudes all over it until you can't remember it being anyone else's." In the United Kingdom, "Girls" entered two weeks prior to its physical release, on downloads, at number 8. The following week it climbed four more spots to number 4. The week of 13 October 2008, it climbed one spot to number 3. "Girls" marked their first lead single not to reach number 1 since their debut "Overload" in 2000. In Ireland, the song peaked at number 12 on the Irish Singles Chart. Though "Girls" was not officially released in the United States, it was used in commercials to promote American shoe store Payless and the department store J. C. Penney in 2009. Music video The music video for "Girls" was filmed on 28 August 2008, and directed by Daniel Wolfe, The video premiered on 4Music and Channel 4 on 6 September 2008. While Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack contestant Latoya Satnarine is featured in a cameo appearance, Buchanan invited her boyfriend Dean Thomas to star in a supporting role in the video. After recruiting female fans to star in the video, producers denied accusations they were being unfair by failing to pay those who starred in the video. A spokesman for the band later stated: "No professional dancers are being asked to do anything | "happily stomp their attitudes all over it until you can't remember it being anyone else's." In the United Kingdom, "Girls" entered two weeks prior to its physical release, on downloads, at number 8. The following week it climbed four more spots to number 4. The week of 13 October 2008, it climbed one spot to number 3. "Girls" marked their first lead single not to reach number 1 since their debut "Overload" in 2000. In Ireland, the song peaked at number 12 on the Irish Singles Chart. Though "Girls" was not officially released in the United States, it was used in commercials to promote American shoe store Payless and the department store J. C. Penney in 2009. Music video The music video for "Girls" was filmed on 28 August 2008, and directed by Daniel Wolfe, The video premiered on 4Music and Channel 4 on 6 September 2008. While Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack contestant Latoya Satnarine is featured in a cameo appearance, Buchanan invited her boyfriend Dean Thomas to star in a supporting role in the video. After recruiting female fans to star in the video, producers denied accusations they were being unfair by failing to pay those who starred in the video. A spokesman for the band later stated: "No professional dancers are |
What's the name of PHP functions that change parameter values? | What's the difference between passing by reference vs. passing by value? |
Although reparations transfers (extracted by the Soviet Union to Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and former Slovakia, who were Axis' allies during World War II) had been replaced by more normal trade relations, outstanding reparations obligations were not halted until 1956. | Sebbene le riparazioni di guerra (richieste dall'Unione Sovietica alla Bulgaria, Romania, Ungheria e all'ex Repubblica Slovacca, paesi che durante la seconda guerra mondiale erano alleate con le potenze dell'Asse) fossero state sostituite con delle più consuete relazioni commerciali, i debiti di guerra stabiliti dai trattati di Parigi del 1947 non furono annullati fino al 1956. |
The libretto was his own, based on Poe, and the work was to be a companion piece to another short opera (Le diable dans le beffroi) based on Poe's "The Devil in the Belfry". | Libretul a fost scris de el, fiind inspirat din scririle lui Poe, și opera sa a fost o piesă apropiată de o altă compoziție scurtă de operă (Le diable dans le beffroi), inspirată din povestirea „The Devil in the Belfry” a lui Poe. |
why rrsps are not a good investment? | The RRSP gives you tax deductions, tax-deferred growth and better compounding than the non-registered option. Non-registered investing gives you no tax deduction, taxable growth on interest, dividends and realized capital gains, and eventual capital gains tax payable on deferred capital gains. |
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