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There was animosity between the Company and the Conservators, with the Company maintaining that they had a right to use the Tone to reach the centre of Taunton, and the Conservators maintaining that they did not. | Il y avait de l'animosité entre la Compagnie et les conservateurs, avec la Compagnie soutenant qu'ils avaient le droit d'utiliser la rivière Tone pour atteindre le centre de Taunton, et les conservateurs soutenant qu'ils ne l’avaient pas. |
are daily or monthly contacts better? | Monthly Lenses Replaced either monthly or bi-weekly, these contact lenses are thicker than daily disposables. The thicker composition makes them more durable and long-lasting, and they are usually more resistant to drying out. |
He was president of the council of regency during Albany's absence in France from 1517 to 1520. | Foi presidente do conselho de regência durante a ausência de Albany na França, de 1517 a 1520. |
The piece has a total of 74 measures and is in ternary form. | Piesa are un total de 74 de măsuri și este în formă ternară. |
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In a match against Connecticut when Lin was studying at Harvard, the first time he stepped up to the free throw line, a bigoted basketball fan yelled "Won ton soup!" from the stands. | En un juego contra Connecticut, mientras Lin estudiaba en Harvard, la primera vez que se acerco al área de los tiros libres, un fan grito: "Sopa Won ton!" desde las graderías. |
Empire in the second century AD. According to fifteenth century philosopher Marsilio Ficino, Romans drank the blood of slain gladiators to absorb the vitality of strong young men and suggested adopting the practice by drinking blood from the arm of young persons. Medical cannibalism in Europe reached its peak in the sixteenth century, with the practice becoming widespread in Germany, France, Italy, and England. Most "raw materials" for the practice came from mummies that were stolen from Egyptian tombs, skulls that were taken from Irish burial sites, gravediggers who robbed and sold body parts. Medicines were created from human bones, blood, and fat and believed to treat many types of illnesses. Tinctures were made to treat internal bleeding by soaking mummified bodies in alcohol or vinegar. Powdered skull was used to treat ailments of the head, and was even sometimes mixed with chocolate to treat apoplexy. In the 1800s, Englishmen treated epilepsy by mixing skull with molasses. In addition, human fat was used to treat problems of the outer body either by rubbing it directly on the skin or soaking the bandage in fat first then applying it on the wound. As this practice became more and more common, the adaption of "like cures like" was used to determine the treatment for various ailments. For example, parts of the head was used to treat issues relating to the head and eyes of dead people were collected and used to treat Ophthalmological issues. Blood, specifically, soon evolved to be seen as a substantial elixir, especially fresh, warm human blood because it was believed to still possess the soul of the deceased. For example, it was believed that drinking the blood of a strong person or a wise person would result in increase of strength or wisdom, respectively, because once ingested, the spirit of the deceased connects with that of the consumer and lends it its power. This belief was especially common in Germany, as well as in Rome, where during the Renaissance gladiator's blood was drunk to gain their strength. Even the poor, who could not afford other remedies, took part in this practice by taking their own cups to executions, paying the executioner a small fee, then filling their cups with the fresh blood. The execution of criminals was seen as "killing two birds with one stone," it reduced the criminal burden and served the public good. | Medicines were created from human bones, blood, and fat and believed to treat many types of illnesses. Tinctures were made to treat internal bleeding by soaking mummified bodies in alcohol or vinegar. Powdered skull was used to treat ailments of the head, and was even sometimes mixed with chocolate to treat apoplexy. In the 1800s, Englishmen treated epilepsy by mixing skull with molasses. In addition, human fat was used to treat problems of the outer body either by rubbing it directly on the skin or soaking the bandage in fat first then applying it on the wound. As this practice became more and more common, the adaption of "like cures like" was used to determine the treatment for various ailments. For example, parts of the head was used to treat issues relating to the head and eyes of dead people were collected and used to treat Ophthalmological issues. Blood, specifically, soon evolved to be seen as a substantial elixir, especially fresh, warm human blood because it was believed to still possess the soul of the deceased. For example, it was believed that drinking the blood of a strong person or a wise person would result in increase of strength or wisdom, respectively, because once ingested, the spirit of the deceased connects with that of the consumer and lends it its power. This belief was especially common in Germany, as well as in Rome, where during the Renaissance gladiator's blood was drunk to gain their strength. Even the poor, who could not afford other remedies, took part in this practice by taking their own cups to executions, paying the executioner a small fee, then filling their cups with the fresh blood. The execution of criminals was seen as "killing two birds with one stone," it reduced the criminal burden and served the public good. Europeans also adopted the what they thought was the Ancient Egyptian belief that the more valuable corpses were those of a fresh, young body, especially those that died a brutal sudden death, for it was believed that the spirit of the body would remain trapped in there for a longer period of time, and thus would have greater healing powers. Concoctions Although the blood was normally drunk warm and fresh for increased effectiveness, some people preferred to have it cooked. Therefore a recipe |
A virus may need to be inactivated, possibly with no further purification required. | Um vírus pode ser inativado, possivelmente sem precisar de purificação. |
Nicholas Rinaldi | نيكولاس رينالدي (شاعر) |
are rams and goats related? | RAMS are male sheep. ... Often sheep have wool whereas goats have hair, but there are hair sheep, without wool, as well. In that case you can look at the tail: sheep's tails hang down whereas goats' tails point upwards. RAMS are male sheep. |
What if the U.S government put the immigration issue directly in your hands for you to go to the poll and vote | Considering \nThere Are More Than 20 Million ILLEGAL ALIENS In The USA\n\nWhich 6 Million Are We Voting On ??\n\n\n\nWe Cannot Selectively Enforce Our Laws\n\n\n\nDEPORT ALL ILLEGAL ALIENS\nAnd Their ILLEGAL ALIEN ANCHOR BABIES\nIMMEDIATELY Upon Discovery |
Originally Brahms, who admired Otto von Bismarck, had intended to dedicate the work to both the emperor and the chancellor exalting the "victory of German arms". | À l'origine, Brahms, qui admirait Otto von Bismarck, avait l'intention de dédier l'œuvre à la fois à l'empereur et au chancelier, en exaltant la « victoire des armes allemandes ». |
Fawkes was arrested , and gave his name as John Johnson . | Shortly after midnight , Fawkes was found leaving the cellar the conspirators had rented and was arrested , giving his name as John Johnson . |
Tom wasn't talking about us. | Tom bizden bahsetmiyordu. |
"It's a monkey on your back," says a man trying to kick the habit .
Phillip Seymour Hoffman is the latest in a growing list of deaths .
The number of users is rising, and they are getting younger .
It's threatening to become an epidemic, says a rehab director . | At 33 years old, Jamie is trying to get clean. The native Bostonian started at a young age: drinking, then smoking pot, then taking pain pills and eventually heroin. "I never thought in my wildest dreams I would stick a needle in my arm," said Jamie, who didn't want his last name revealed. "Not in a million years." But the low cost, the readily availability and the prescription pill-like high makes heroin a draw that's hard to resist. "It's a monkey on your back that you can't shake," he says. If autopsy results bear out what officials suspect, actor Philip Seymour Hoffman will be the latest in a growing list of substance abusers who paid a deadly price for using heroin. In July, heroin (mixed with alcohol) took the life of "Glee" star Cory Monteith. In August, Emylee Lonczak, a 16-year-old Virginia high school student who'd never injected heroin before, died when a friend shot it into a vein for her. And last week, Maryland officials said that heroin tainted with fentanyl had claimed at least 37 lives since September. Another 22 cases were reported in Pittsburgh and other towns in western Pennsylvania. To be sure, heroin has been a scourge for a long, long time. But lately, it's showing an uptick that has authorities, health officials and parents disturbed. "Heroin is pummeling the Northeast, leaving addiction, overdoses and fear in its wake," said James Hunt of the Drug Enforcement Administration's New York Office. A 2012 survey by the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (PDF) found that about 669,000 people over age 12 had used heroin at some point in the year. About 156,000 of those were first-time users, and roughly 467,000 were considered heroin-dependent -- more than double the number in 2002. "I've been here over six years, and literally this is the first year that I can remember seeing this many people coming in here with an addiction to heroin," said Robert Parkinson, director of the Beachcomber Rehabilitation Center in Delray Beach, Florida. It's not at an epidemic level yet, he says, but "it's going to be there. ... It's that bad." Heroin remains comparatively rare, according to administration figures. By comparison, more than 31 million people used marijuana or hashish in 2012 alone, and another 4.7 million used some form of cocaine that year. But about 4.6 million people -- about 1.8% of the teenage and adult population -- reported using heroin at some point in their lives, the survey found. The average first-time user was 23. Here, we examine the reasons behind the rise in heroin use and its fatal draw: . It's cheap. Bill Patrianakos was hooked on OxyContin, a prescription pain reliever. He didn't just like it; he loved it. The problem was, he couldn't afford it. "I was pawning things: stealing from my parents, my sister, everyone who cared about me," he said. "Even that wasn't enough." So he moved on to heroin. It gave him the same high, he said, but at a fraction of the cost. "I started out snorting," he said. "And, of course, to conserve my money, I moved on to shooting it." The bottom line for users: Heroin is cheap. Part of the reason is the nationwide crackdown on prescription pill abuse, which has made those drugs harder and more expensive to obtain. In the first two weeks of 2014, police in Delray Beach, Florida, say, they seized more heroin than they did in the past 10 years combined. "People were getting pills for $10 around here, and now it's much more expensive," said Delray Beach Police Sgt. Nicole Guerriero. "People are now turning to heroin to get their high." And how cheap is heroin? "We've heard for as low as $6 a capsule," she said. It's everywhere. David is a self-described addict who doesn't want his last name revealed. His drug of choice is oxycodone. But he knows that when he can't get it, he can always score some heroin. "It's literally five minutes down the road," he said. "It's everywhere. Everywhere." Pam Anderson of Atlanta lost her college-age son to a heroin overdose. "In the college campuses what they are doing with it, is like they are just passing bowls of pills," she said. "They give it out for free to get somebody hooked. And then they start with a lower price on the pills and jack it up, jack it up as they are more addicted." Indeed, heroin availability rose in 2012, according to the DEA, most likely because of an uptick in Mexican production and traffickers expanding into new markets. Authorities are doing what they can to put a dent in those activities, but they have a ways to go. Between 2008 and 2012, the amount of heroin seized each year at the southwest border more than tripled. But pushers are getting creative. Last month, police said they arrested a McDonald's employee in Pittsburgh for selling heroin in Happy Meal boxes. It's potent. Heroin makes for a common substitute for prescription pills. But unlike pills, there's no way to regulate the dosage of heroin, given the undetermined purity. And that can be a fatal recipe. "Unlike with prescription drugs, heroin purity and dosage amounts vary, and heroin is often cut with other substances, all of which could cause inexperienced abusers to accidentally overdose," the DEA says in its drug threat assessment report for 2013. Between 1999 and 2009, 32 states saw an increase in heroin-related patients, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. But rather than acting as a deterrent, the drug's undetermined potency actually serves as a draw for some users. Last month, at least 22 people in western Pennsylvania died after using heroin that had been mixed with fentanyl, a powerful narcotic used to treat cancer patients' pain. The drug cocktails were being sold under harmless sounding names, such as "Theraflu" and "Bud ice." Andrew, a 19-year-old Pennsylvanian who didn't want his last name revealed, overdosed on the drug mixture twice and almost died. But he kept going back. It took his friend's overdose death to scare him back into rehab. "That's the sick thing about addiction," he said. "When someone knows that there are heroin bags that are killing people or making them overdose, then we know that those are the good bags." It's hard to kick. Last year, Hoffman told TMZ he strugged with substance abuse but kicked the habit for 23 years. But then he fell off the wagon. He started slowly with prescription pills and slipped into snorting cocaine. That experience is not uncommon. "Someone with opiate addiction, they are doing pushups their whole lives," said HLN's Dr. Drew Pinsky. "And they must work on it all the time. And even working on it, there's a high probability of relapse. And God willing, they get adequate treatment, and they re-engage in treatment, and things go well." "But often," he added, "it's a frequently fatal condition." |
the first in the series Match Day (medicine), the day the United States' National Resident Matching Program announces medical residency placements for medical students | game franchise Match Day (video game), a football computer game, the first in the series Match Day (medicine), the |
Why don't we have a Presidential Committee of many people rather than just one person? Wouldn't it make more sense to have all that responsibility and decision-making fall on many people, perhaps with one representative? | There is no inherent problem in a single executive if there are properly applied checks and balances in place. In the US, the check against the President is a bicameral legislature and a federal court system. Having an executive by committee seems a little redundant given Congress. |
Montlouis-sur-Loire | Mons Laudiacus |
Steele (wrestler) (born 1967), American professional wrestler Jimmy Steele (American football) (1909–1980), University of Florida football player Jimmy Steele (dentist) (1962–2017), British dentist Jimmy Steele (republican) (1907–1970), Irish | Steele may refer to: James Steele (British Army officer) (1894–1975), British general James Steele (sports shooter) (1884–1928), Canadian Olympic sport shooter James Steele (United States Army |
One was constructed at Arromanches by the British, the other at Omaha by the Americans. | Едното е построено при Ароманш от британците, а другото при Омаха от американците. |
weigela shrub how big | Weigela florida 'Polka' is a vigorous shrub that grows 5 feet tall and wide and features yellow-throat, pink flowers continuously from early summer to early fall. |
Arvid Wittenberg combined military skills with a hard and cruel treatment of enemies, which made him hated amongst the Poles. | Arvid Wittenberg combinava habilitats militars amb un tractament dur i cruel dels enemics, que el va fer odiat entre els polonesos. |
a research professor at the Naval Postgraduate School's Department of National Security Affairs. Johnson is the Director of the Naval Postgraduate School's Program for Culture & Conflict Studies. Johnson has taught at the University of Southern California, George Mason University and the Foreign Service Institute. The University of Illinois has awarded Johnson the Charles E. | Department of National Security Affairs. Johnson is the Director of the Naval Postgraduate School's Program for Culture & Conflict Studies. Johnson has taught at the University of Southern California, George Mason University and the Foreign Service Institute. The University of Illinois has awarded Johnson the Charles E. Merriam Award for Outstanding Public Policy Research. Johnson also serves on NATO |
As such the P and Fe have tetrahedral molecular geometry. | U toj formi P i Fe imaju teraedarsku molekularnu geometriju. |
if imessage is turned off will i still receive messages? | Turning Off iMessage Turning off the iMessage slider on one device will still allow iMessages to be received on the other device. ... Therefore, when other iPhone users send a message to you, it is sent as an iMessage to your Apple ID. But, since the slider is turned off, the message is not delivered to your iPhone. |
to his family at the Pentagon by Secretary of the Army Stanley Rogers Resor on February 16, 1968. He is buried in Evergreen-Washelli Memorial Park and Funeral Home in Seattle, Washington. His name is found on Panel 12E, Row 131 of the Vietnam War Memorial. In 2014 in his native country town Cornedo Vicentino in Italy named a street in his honor. Medal of Honor citation Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life and beyond the call of duty. Pfc. Albanese's platoon, while advancing through densely covered terrain to establish a blocking position, received intense automatic weapons fire from close range. As other members maneuvered to assault the enemy position, Pfc. Albanese was ordered to provide security for the left flank of the platoon. Suddenly, the left flank received fire from enemy located in a well-concealed ditch. Realizing the imminent danger to his comrades from this fire, Pfc. Albanese fixed his bayonet and moved aggressively into the ditch. His action silenced the sniper fire, enabling the platoon to resume movement toward the main enemy position. As the platoon continued to advance, the sound of heavy firing emanated from the left flank from a pitched battle that ensued in the ditch which Pfc. Albanese had entered. The ditch was actually a well-organized complex of enemy defenses designed to bring devastating flanking fire on the forces attacking the main position. Pfc. Albanese, disregarding the danger to himself, advanced 100 | 1946 – December 1, 1966), born Luigi Albanese, was an Italian born United States Army Private First Class during the Vietnam War who posthumously received the Medal of Honor for his actions during the Vietnam War. Born in Italy, Albanese immigrated to the United States and joined the Army in 1965. During an exercise in the Republic of Vietnam, Albanese's platoon was under heavy fire from North Vietnamese positions. Albanese then bayonet charged his way to a enclosed sniper position, where he killed 8 snipers before he was mortally wounded. Biography Louie Albanese (in Italian Luigi) was born in Cornedo Vicentino - Vicenza, Italy and graduated from Franklin High School in Seattle, Washington. He briefly worked for Boeing before joining the Army on 26 October 1965. He received basic training with B Co 1st Bn 11th Inf at Fort Carson, Colorado and was sent to Vietnam in August 1966 as part of the 7th Cavalry attached to the 1st Cavalry Division. In December 1966, while on patrol in the Republic of Vietnam with Company B of the 5th Battalion, his unit received heavy fire from concealed enemy positions. During an attempted encirclement of the platoon by the Vietnamese forces, Albanese fixed a bayonet to his weapon and |
Nile) to protect him from the Egyptian mandate to drown every male Hebrew child, and discovered there by Pharaoh's daughter. Analysis The ark is described as being daubed with asphalt and pitch, and the English word "ark" is a translation of the Hebrew תֵּבָה (tevah, modern teiva), the same word used for Noah's Ark. According to Irving Finkel, the word tevah is nearly identical to the Babylonian word for an oblong boat (ṭubbû), especially given that "v" and "b" are the same letter in Hebrew: bet (ב). The "bulrushes" ( gome) | by the river bank (presumably the Nile) to protect him from the Egyptian mandate to drown every male Hebrew child, and discovered there by Pharaoh's daughter. Analysis The ark is described as being daubed with asphalt and pitch, and the English word "ark" is a translation of the Hebrew תֵּבָה (tevah, modern teiva), the same word used for Noah's Ark. According to Irving Finkel, the word tevah is nearly identical to the Babylonian word for an oblong boat (ṭubbû), especially |
It was released on July 1, 2013 via Carey's official VEVO account. | Video ini dirilis pada tanggal 1 Juli 2013 melalui akun resmi VEVO milik Carey. |
will gsm unlocked work with tmobile? | Bring Your Own Phone to T-Mobile: Customers can bring along their unlocked, GSM-compatible phones for service on T-Mobile. Just make sure that the device supports T-Mobile's LTE bands and 3G frequencies; you can check here. |
Clyde Carson | كلايد كارسون |
It portrays Spears as a secret agent in the search of a vial of green liquid. | Acesta o prezintă pe Spears ca un agent secret în căutarea unei sticluțe de lichid verde. |
Airports designed around this model include Charles de Gaulle International Airport ( terminal 2 ) , Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport , Mumbai ( terminal 2 ) , Dallas\/Fort Worth International Airport , Seoul 's Incheon International Airport , Jakarta 's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport , Toronto Pearson Airport , Kansas City Airport and Sapporo 's New Chitose Airport . | Airports designed around this model include Charles de Gaulle International Airport ( terminal 2 ) , Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport , Mumbai ( terminal 2 ) , Dallas\/Fort Worth International Airport , Seoul 's Incheon International Airport , Toronto Pearson Airport , Kansas City Airport and Sapporo 's New Chitose Airport . |
The column was moving forward slowly, in single file, and as he watched it he remarked to us, 'The thing about warfare is that you have to learn to be patient.' | Barisan itu bergerak maju perlahan, dalam satu urutan, dan ketika dia menontonnya dia berkata kepada kami, "Hal tentang perang adalah kamu harus belajar untuk bersabar." |
Avrămeşti | Avrămeşti (Harghita) |
i have roll in my arms?is something wrong with me.what can i do to get rid of them? | There is nothing wrong with you. It's just normal muscle and fat. |
is bryn mawr need blind? | Is Bryn Mawr need-blind? No. Bryn Mawr College is “need sensitive.” This means that the amount of aid a student requests of the College may affect the admission decision. This is because Bryn Mawr has a limited pool of resources, yet is also committed to meeting full demonstrated need for all admitted students. |
Alû results in unconsciousness and coma; in this manner it resembles creatures such as the mara, and incubus, which are invoked to explain sleep paralysis. In Akkadian and Sumerian mythology, it is associated with other demons like Gallu and Lilu. In ancient texts Stephen Herbert Langdon (1864) cites a translation of a cuneiform script by Major-General Sir H. C. Rawlinson. From v Pl. 50, A, line 42: Whom in his bed the wicked Alû covered, Whom the wicked ghost by night overwhelmed. Langdon (364) stated that Alû is androgynous and "attacks a man's breast". The following passage quoted by Langdon shows the modus operandi of the Utukku: The wicked Utukku who slays man alive on the plain. The wicked | who slays man alive on the plain. The wicked Alû who covers (man) like a garment. The wicked Etimmu, the wicked Gallû, who bind the body. The Lamme (Lamashtu), the Lammea (Labasu), who cause disease in the body. The Lilû who wanders in the plain. They have come nigh unto a suffering man on the outside. They have brought about a painful malady in his body. The curse of evil has come into his body. An evil goblin they have placed in his body. An evil bane has come into his body. Evil poison they have placed in his body. An evil malediction has come into his parts. Evil and trouble they have placed in his body. Poison and taint have come into his body. They have produced evil. Evil being, evil face, evil mouth, evil tongue. Sorcery, venom, slaver, wicked machinations, Which are produced in the body of the sick man. O woe for |
This tank still has battle damage sustained at the Battle of Arras in April 1917. | Denne kampvogn har stadig skader, som den fik under slaget ved Arras i april 1917. |
Shiri (footballer born 1990), Iranian football striker who plays for | plays for Sanat Naft Mojtaba Shiri (footballer born 1990), Iranian football striker |
Côte-d'Or department in eastern France. Population See also | of the Côte-d'Or department References Communes |
A referendum in 1978 closed down a newly completed nuclear power station and turned the country away from the exploitation of nuclear energy. | W wyniku referendum w 1978 r. zamknięto nowo wybudowaną elektrownię jądrową i zaprzestano tego sposobu uzyskiwania energii. |
It usually lasts about 10 minutes. | Длится оно обычно около 10 минут. |
Budíkov | Будиков |
The most popular variety of Vietnamese sandwich is bánh mì thịt, thịt meaning "meat". | Varian roti lapis Vietnam yang paling populer adalah bánh mì thịt, di mana thịt berarti "daging". |
Estadio Farmacias Sta. Mónica, is a stadium in Mexicali, Mexico. It is primarily used for baseball and has a capacity of over 19,000 spectators. The stadium hosted the 2009 Caribbean Series. It serves as the home stadium for Águilas de | the home stadium for Águilas de Mexicali who compete in the Liga Mexicana del Pacifico baseball league. References Estadio B'Air Baseball venues |
Artificial selection, also known as selective breeding, is imposed by an outside entity, typically humans, in order to increase the frequency of desired traits. | A selección artificial, tamén chamada cruzamento selectivo, é imposta por unha entidade externa (os humanos), para incrementar a frecuencia de trazos procurados. |
in 1973, during the fishing disputes with Iceland, when Apollo, while on a fishery protection patrol, was in collision with the Icelandic gunboat on 29 August 1973. One Icelandic engineer died later while welding a plate on Ægirs damaged hull, the only recorded fatality of the Cod Wars. In January 1977 the UK extended its territorial waters from 12 miles to 200 miles to create an exclusive economic zone for fishery rights. Apollo took turns with other frigates to police the North Sea pending the introduction into service of the fishery protection vessels. In 1977, Apollo took part in the last Fleet Review of the Royal Navy so far, in celebration of Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee. As captain of the Second Frigate Squadron, Apollo was responsible for anchorages of all warships at the Royal Fleet Review. In recognition of this work, the admiralty awarded the ship four rather than two 1977 QEII Silver Jubilee Medals. Apollo was positioned between and . Apollo was intended to be modernised, (probably involving removal of her one 4.5-inch twin gun, which would have been replaced by the Exocet anti-ship missile and Sea Wolf anti-aircraft missiles, but possibly also involving fitting of a towed array sonar), but the modernisation was cancelled due to the 1981 Defence Review by the minister, John Nott. In June 1982, Apollo was sent to patrol the South Atlantic in the aftermath of the Falklands War, encountering heavy seas that damaged her hull. She returned home in October. In late 1983 Apollo once again returned to the South Atlantic. Apollo was refitted at Devonport between 30 July 1984 and 17 May 1985 at a cost of £11,000,000, recommissioning on 28 June that year. The ship's armament was unchanged, but Type 1006 navigation | Iceland, when Apollo, while on a fishery protection patrol, was in collision with the Icelandic gunboat on 29 August 1973. One Icelandic engineer died later while welding a plate on Ægirs damaged hull, the only recorded fatality of the Cod Wars. In January 1977 the UK extended its territorial waters from 12 miles to 200 miles to create an exclusive economic zone for fishery rights. Apollo took turns with other frigates to police the North Sea pending the introduction into service of the fishery protection vessels. In 1977, Apollo took part in the last Fleet Review of the Royal Navy so far, in celebration of Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee. As captain of the Second Frigate Squadron, Apollo was responsible for anchorages of all warships at the Royal Fleet Review. In recognition of this work, the admiralty awarded the ship four rather than two 1977 QEII Silver Jubilee Medals. Apollo was positioned between and . Apollo was intended to be modernised, (probably involving removal of her one 4.5-inch twin gun, which would have been replaced by the Exocet anti-ship missile and Sea Wolf anti-aircraft missiles, but possibly also involving fitting of a towed array sonar), but the modernisation was cancelled due to the 1981 Defence Review by the minister, John Nott. In June 1982, Apollo was sent to patrol the South Atlantic in the aftermath |
After his demise the Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand (FIANZ) was obliged to replace the one man with an entire board of ulema. | Na zijn overlijden zag de Federatie van Islamitische Verenigingen van Nieuw-Zeeland (FIANZ) zich gedwongen deze ene man te vervangen door een heel oelema-bestuur. |
do u think that usa will attak iran & syria and when? | after the attack on iraq, anythings possible with that guy in office!! |
is a , two-lane, uncontrolled-access, secondary highway in eastern Prince Edward Island. Its southern terminus is at Route 4 in High Bank and its northern terminus is at Route 4 in Murray River. The route is entirely in Kings County. Route description The route begins at its southern terminus and goes | Route 18, also known as Cape Bear Road, is a , two-lane, uncontrolled-access, secondary highway in eastern Prince Edward Island. Its southern terminus is at Route 4 in High Bank and its northern terminus is at Route 4 in Murray River. The route is entirely in Kings County. Route description The route begins at its southern terminus and goes west to Guernsey Cove, where |
It is decorated on the underside with projecting blocks, mutules, further suggesting the wooden nature of the prototype. | Është e dekoruar nën të me blloqe të dala, mutules, duke sugjeruar më tej natyrën prej druri të prototipit. |
genus of butterflies in the family Lycaenidae. The species of this genus are found in the Afrotropical realm. The genus Cupidesthes was erected by Per Olof Christopher Aurivillius in 1895. Species Cupidesthes albida (Aurivillius, 1923) Cupidesthes arescopa Bethune-Baker, | eliasi Congdon, Kielland & Collins, 1998 Cupidesthes jacksoni Stempffer, 1969 Cupidesthes leonina (Bethune-Baker, 1903) Cupidesthes lithas (Druce, 1890) Cupidesthes mimetica (Druce, 1910) Cupidesthes minor Joicey & Talbot, 1921 Cupidesthes paludicola (Holland, 1891) Cupidesthes paralithas Bethune-Baker, 1926 Cupidesthes pungusei Collins & Larsen, 2005 Cupidesthes robusta Aurivillius, 1895 Cupidesthes salvatoris Belcastro & Larsen, 2005 |
"Told You So" was released as the second promotional single on 9 November 2018. | "Told You So" a été publié comme le deuxième single promotionnel, le 9 novembre 2018. |
Louis-Napoleon also sought an amendment to the Constitution to allow him to run for a second term; vote was held on 19 December 1851. | לואי-נפוליאון ביקש להוסיף לחוקה תיקון שיאפשר לו לרוץ לכהונה שנייה; ההצבעה לתיקון התקיימה ב-19 בדצמבר 1851. |
The famous giant panda is found only in a limited area along the Yangtze. | O famoso panda-gigante é encontrado somente em uma área limitada ao longo do rio Yangtzé. |
Ruth Abeles | רות אבלס |
competed in the 50 metre rifle, prone event at the 1960 Summer Olympics. References 1919 births 1993 deaths British male sport shooters Olympic | deaths British male sport shooters Olympic shooters of Great Britain Shooters at the 1960 Summer Olympics People from |
"Boys Over Flowers actor back in time-travel romance". | 28 de Novembro de 2012 «"Boys Over Flowers actor back in time-travel romance"». |
Jon Runyan | جاون رونیان |
Karl Witte | Карл Вітте |
She asked about his father's condition. | 彼女は彼の父親の容態を尋ねた。 |
Reserving seats for 183 women in Parliament is not going to lead to the empowerment of ordinary Indian women in any manner whatsoever, ever, bar the high decibel chatter. | Réserver des sièges à 183 femmes au Parlement ne conduira jamais à renforcer en quoi que ce soit la position des Indiennes ordinaires, mis à part les bruyantes jacasseries. |
what kind of arabic is spoken in morocco | Languages of Morocco Arabic, along with Berber, is one of Morocco's two official languages,[6] although it is the Moroccan dialect of Arabic, namely Darija, meaning "everyday/colloquial language";[12] that is spoken or understood, frequently as a second language, by the majority of the population (about 85% of the total population). Many native Berber speakers also speak the local Arabic variant as a second language.[13] Arabic in its Classical and Standard forms is one of the two prestige languages in Morocco. Aleya Rouchdy, author of Language Contact and Language Conflict in Arabic, said that Classical/Modern Arabic and French are constantly in conflict with one another, but that most Moroccans believe that the bilingualism of Classical Arabic and French is the most optimal choice to allow for Morocco's development.[14] |
The vessels would be filled with wine from amphoras and brought to the table where they could be more easily handled by a single servant. | تمتلئ الأوعية بالنبيذ من الأمفورات وتُحضر إلى الطاولة حيث يمكن التعامل معها بسهولة أكثر من قبل خادم واحد. |
Often sand dunes will form in low areas, for example on the floor of ancient river valleys. | As dunas se formam muitas vezes em áreas baixas, como por exemplo, no leito de antigos vales fluviais. |
a species of green algae''. References Vroom, "Hawaiian | is a species of green algae''. References Vroom, "Hawaiian |
I'll do whatever I can to prevent that from happening. | Я зроблю все, що в моїх силах, щоб цього не трапилося. |
His policies also included a push towards reducing the size of government and taking government out of areas in which it should not act as a direct competitor of the private sector. | Sa politique incluait également une volonté de réduire la taille du gouvernement et de le soustraire aux domaines dans lesquels il ne devrait pas agir en tant que concurrent direct du secteur privé. |
how much water should an adult drink | So how much water should I really drink? Today, the IOM liberally recommends an even higher volume of total daily water intake: 3.7 liters (15 cups) for the average adult male and 2.7 liters (11 cups) for the average adult female. If these numbers seem daunting, donât worry. |
including Rose, a teenager at an impressionable age. Lily's sister, Starr, has come to Las Vegas for a quick divorce and comes to live with them, upsetting the routine of what is already a small and cramped house. Lily lands a job with the Atomic Testing Office and cannot tell Jack or the girls when the military is conducting atomic-bomb testing in the desert region nearby. This embitters and frustrates Jack, who takes his anger out on Rose many times. When Rose runs away, it is Jack who shows the most courage and concern. Cast Annabeth Gish as Rose Chismore Jon Voight as Jack Chismore JoBeth Williams as Lily Chismore Ellen Barkin as Aunt Starr Jay Underwood as Robin (as Jay D. Underwood) Desiree Joseph as Dee Ann Chismore Dusty Balcerzak as Barbara Jo Chismore Allen Garfield as Mr. Mosol Tressi Loria as Shelly Laura Rasmussen as Meryl William Lang as Colonel Jim McCarthy as Driver Ann Risley as Mrs. Muratore Reception In the Chicago Sun-Times, critic Roger | anger out on Rose many times. When Rose runs away, it is Jack who shows the most courage and concern. Cast Annabeth Gish as Rose Chismore Jon Voight as Jack Chismore JoBeth Williams as Lily Chismore Ellen Barkin as Aunt Starr Jay Underwood as Robin (as Jay D. Underwood) Desiree Joseph as Dee Ann Chismore Dusty Balcerzak as Barbara Jo Chismore Allen Garfield as Mr. Mosol Tressi Loria as Shelly Laura Rasmussen as Meryl William Lang as Colonel Jim McCarthy as Driver Ann Risley as Mrs. Muratore Reception In the Chicago Sun-Times, critic Roger Ebert wrote:Desert Bloom contains the material for a very good film and it certainly contains the performances, but it moves in too many directions and contains too many issues. It's about the bomb, McCarthyism, the role of women, alcoholism and child abuse, and it's a wonder it doesn't get around to gambling.<p> There are scenes that start out as perfectly observed moments |
Would a human living on a planet that is twice as dense but with half the volume of Earth notice any difference in gravity? | Yes. The mass of the planet would be the same as Earth, but the human (on the surface) would be closer to the planet's centre than an Earthling is to Earth's centre. Acceleration due to gravity on Earth is g = GM/R^(2). But M = (4𝜋/3)ρR^(3), so g = 4𝜋GρR/3. On your planet, ρ' = 2ρ and R'^(3) = (1/2)R^(3), so R' = 1/2^(1/3)R, giving an acceleration g' = 4𝜋Gρ'R'/3 = 2^(2/3)4𝜋GρR/3 = 2^(2/3)g, which is about 1.587g. |
in Arad County, western Transylvania, Romania. Situated 82 km from the county capital, Sebiș is one of the most important urban centres in the Crișul Alb valley. It administers three villages: Donceni (Dancsfalva), Prunișor (Kertes) and Sălăjeni (Szelezsény). Its territory occupies 61.81 square km in the greater Sebiș Basin, which is a sub-unit of the Crișul Alb Basin. Demographics According to the 2011 census, the town has 5,831 inhabitants, of which 90.53% are Romanians, 6.68% Roma, 2.31% Hungarians, and 0,1% are of other or undeclared ethnicities. History The first documentary mention of the locality dates back to the year 1552, | county capital, Sebiș is one of the most important urban centres in the Crișul Alb valley. It administers three villages: Donceni (Dancsfalva), Prunișor (Kertes) and Sălăjeni (Szelezsény). Its territory occupies 61.81 square km in the greater Sebiș Basin, which is a sub-unit of the Crișul Alb Basin. Demographics According to the 2011 census, the town has 5,831 inhabitants, of which 90.53% are Romanians, 6.68% Roma, 2.31% Hungarians, and 0,1% are of other or undeclared ethnicities. History The first documentary mention of the locality dates back to the year |
from a German family of carpenters), and married Pioté's step-sister. By 1827, the Prince Metternich was the most prestigious client of the goldsmith shop Pioté and Köchert. When the emperor Francis II contracted Pioté and Köchert to create a golden box for the ambassador, the shop became the first official jeweler to the King («Kaiserlich-Königlicher Hofjuwelier»). The goldsmiths also made the 27-star crown for Empress Elisabeth of Austria (the «Sisi Sterne») that launched a new fashion in Europe. Alexander Emmanuel Köchert was tasked in 1844 with adding pearls to the Imperial Crown of Austria. The | In 1819, Heinrich Köchert joined in as an associate (he was from a German family of carpenters), and married Pioté's step-sister. By 1827, the Prince Metternich was the most prestigious client of the goldsmith shop Pioté and Köchert. When the emperor Francis II contracted Pioté and Köchert to create a golden box for the ambassador, the shop became the first official jeweler to the King («Kaiserlich-Königlicher Hofjuwelier»). The goldsmiths also made the 27-star crown for Empress Elisabeth of Austria (the «Sisi Sterne») that launched a new fashion in Europe. Alexander Emmanuel Köchert was tasked in 1844 with adding pearls to the Imperial Crown of Austria. The shop was located |
The reason for Sigel's relief is unclear. | La razón para el relevo de Sigel no está clara. |
Elstead | Elstead (ort) |
Currently the league also includes teams from Surrey and Hampshire though these are from places that are close to the county boundaries. | Hiện tại giải cũng bao gồm các đội bóng đến từ Surrey và Hampshire mặc dù đó là những nơi gần với biên giới của hạt. |
created on June 2, 1951. In 1965, its territorial jurisdiction was extended to the French sector in West Berlin. In 1966, the MGTA left German territory when the French president Charles de Gaulle decided to downgrade France's membership in NATO. The MGTA was | Aeronautical Works in Germany La mission des grands travaux aéronautiques en Allemagne (MGTA) was a French government agency tasked with the construction of air bases in the territories controlled by France in occupied Germany after WWII. It was |
Ilgyshevskoye Rural Settlement | Илгышевское сельское поселение |
in Super Bowl XXX. Landry is the team's all-time leader in games coached and wins, and Switzer leads all coaches in winning percentage with .625. Dave Campo is the only Cowboys coach with a losing record (.313), and is also the only coach in franchise history to have never posted a winning season. The team's first coach, Tom Landry, has been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The most recent coach (before the current) was Jason Garrett who replaced Wade Phillips on November 8, 2010. The current coach is Mike McCarthy, who replaced Jason Garrett on January 6, 2020. Key Coaches | Dallas Cowboys. Three coaches have won Super Bowls with the team: Tom Landry in Super Bowl VI and XII, Jimmy Johnson in Super Bowl XXVII and XXVIII, and Barry Switzer in Super Bowl XXX. Landry is the team's all-time leader in games coached and wins, and Switzer leads all coaches in winning percentage with .625. Dave Campo is the only Cowboys coach with a losing record (.313), and is also the only coach in franchise history to have never posted a winning season. The team's first coach, Tom Landry, has been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The most recent coach (before the current) |
how are nsc results calculated? | How Exactly is your Final Matric Result Calculated? 25% of your final matric result comes from your Internal School-based Assessments (SBA). This is the mark given to you by your school. It's made up of all of your class work, assignments, tests and exams done throughout the year. |
With the growth of industry, radical movements were also astir. | С ростом промышленности возникли радикальные движения. |
On the other hand, an individual may be guilty of crimes against humanity even if he perpetrates one or two of the offences mentioned above, or engages in one such offense against only a few civilians, provided those offenses are part of a consistent pattern of misbehavior by a number of persons linked to that offender (for example, because they engage in armed action on the same side or because they are parties to a common plan or for any similar reason.) | З іншого боку, особа може бути винною у злочинах проти людства навіть якщо вона вчиняє один або два злочини із тих, що були згадані вище, чи бере участь у вчиненні одного з таких злочинів проти всього лише кількох цивільних осіб, якщо ці правопорушення є частиною постійної негідної поведінки осіб, які мають відношення до правопорушника (наприклад тому, що вони беруть участь у збройних діях на тій же стороні або тому, що вони є учасниками спільного плану або з будь-якої аналогічної причини.) |
Depressariidae. It was described by Lord Walsingham in 1891. It is found in Gambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Katanga). The wingspan | 1891. It is found in Gambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Katanga). The wingspan is 15–16 mm. The forewings are a greyish stone colour, tinged with ochreous |
Asama | Асама (значения) |
He then ruled both territories in a personal union which came to be known as Brandenburg-Prussia. | Gobernó ambos territorios en una unión personal que pasó a ser conocido como Brandeburgo-Prusia. |
being loaned to Newell's Old Boys. In July 2009, Pillud joined Spanish club RCD Espanyol, also on loan. He scarcely appeared during his first and only season, his debut coming on 30 August in a 0–1 La Liga away loss against Athletic Bilbao. Pillud returned to his homeland for the 2010–11 campaign, signing for Racing Club de Avellaneda. On 31 January 2014 he moved teams and countries again, being loaned to Hellas Verona F.C. in Italy with an option for a permanent switch. He played his first game in Serie A on 23 March, coming on as 68th-minute substitute in a 0–5 loss at U.C. Sampdoria. International career Pillud earned his first cap for Argentina on 16 March | a 0–5 loss at U.C. Sampdoria. International career Pillud earned his first cap for Argentina on 16 March 2011, playing the first half of a 4–1 friendly win with Venezuela. References External links 1986 births Living people People from San Lorenzo Department Argentine people of French descent Argentine footballers Association football defenders Argentine Primera División players Primera Nacional players Tiro Federal footballers Newell's Old Boys footballers Racing Club de Avellaneda footballers La Liga players RCD Espanyol footballers Serie A players Hellas Verona F.C. players Argentina international |
She won the 1981 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, for My Sister in this House. | Ea a câștigat în 1981 Premiul Susan Smith Blackburn pentru piesa de teatru My Sister in this House. |
Rizokarpaso | Dipkarpaz |
51 nations entered the tournament (excluding initial hosts Morocco). | 51 lag deltog i kvalspelet (exkluderat initiala värdlandet Marocko). |
a man is taking a bite out of some food | A person who is wearing glasses holding food in their hands. |
His master's degree was supervised by Grzegorz Przyborek. He later took a Post-Master's Certificate Course in Film Direction in the National Film, Television and Theatre School in Łódz (Poland). He has been awarded artistic scholarships by the City of Szczecin (2004,2005), Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań (2004) and The National Film, Television and Theatre School, Łódz (2005). He is a lecturer in the Top Art School in Szczecin (Poland). He is also the Photo Editor of the philosophical quarterly "fo-pa". He is the founder and current director of the National Visual Arts Festival inSPIRACJE in Szczecin (Poland). His photographic work has been widely published in magazines across Europe including "Foto Pozytyw", "Fotopolis", "Biuletyn Fotograficzny" (Poland); "Photo" (France); "Image" | the Photo Editor of the philosophical quarterly "fo-pa". He is the founder and current director of the National Visual Arts Festival inSPIRACJE in Szczecin (Poland). His photographic work has been widely published in magazines across Europe including "Foto Pozytyw", "Fotopolis", "Biuletyn Fotograficzny" (Poland); "Photo" (France); "Image" (Slovakia) and in journals such as "Tygiel Kultury" and philosophical in "fo - pa". Exhibitions Exhibition and Unwanted Furniture, Modern Art Museum in National Museum Szczecin, Poland 2007 Memorials of Nature, Town Hall Gallery, Bad Freienwalde, Germany, 2007 Memorials of Nature, III International Visual Arts Festival in Szczecin, 13 Muses, Szczecin, Poland 2007 made In Poland, V International Photography Festival in Łódz, Arts Nova Gallery, Łódz, Poland 2006. made In Poland II International Art Photography Festival in Szczecin, Gothic Gallery, The Pomeranian Dukes’ Castel, Szczecin, Poland, 2006 Special Case, CSW InnerSpace, Poznań, Poland, 2005 Imaginary Spac and Toy skies, Toy Views and Tiny Secrets, Pyramid Gallery Książnica Pomorska in Szczecin, Poland 2005 Special Case, Place of Art OFFicyna in Szczecin, Poland, 2005 Galleries automatique - international action, Szczecin-Strasburg-Berlin 2005 Project 33-22, The Gate |
is xr the same as er? | It is possible that the trade name for a product may contain the acronym SR while its AB-rated generic equivalent may include the acronym XR or ER in its name. |
Featured in the film 50 First Dates. | Apresentado no filme 50 First Dates. |
1985), Canadian/American actor See also Gelman Murray Gell-Mann, winner of 1969 Nobel Prize | is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Barton Gellman (born 1960), American journalist |
Two equestrians in and arena in riding uniforms with one leading a beautiful show horse and he other riding. | Horsey folks show off their horses in the arena. |
Juan Rico | Johnny Rico |
Acoustic fingerprint | Huella digital acústica |
a long time. Members of the Tueni family include: Gebran Tueni (1957–2005), Lebanese journalist, politician, Member of Parliament, assassinated Gebran Tueni (journalist) (died 1948), Lebanese journalist, founder of the newspapers Al Ahrar | of the original aristocratic “Seven Families” of Beirut, along with the Bustros, Fayad, Araman, Sursock, Ferneini, and Trad families, who constituted the traditional high society of Beirut for a long time. Members of the Tueni family include: Gebran Tueni (1957–2005), Lebanese journalist, politician, Member of Parliament, assassinated Gebran Tueni |
United Australia Party (2013) | 파머 통합당 |
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