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f6a3b01a25f1c5e246149d8dbfab818e748f97b9 | acosta is a product of the youth system | acosta is a product of the youth system of buenos aires club velez sarsfield. in 2005, acosta moved to primera b club el porvenir, but was unable to prevent the club from being relegated to the third tier of argentine football, the primera b metropolitana. for the 2006–2007 season, he moved to paraguayan club rubio Ñú,... | wikipedia |
fff99e1b91c90accdf1dc7a3f170ec106b5af5ec | emeleus studied geology at queen's university belfast (bsc | emeleus studied geology at queen's university belfast (bsc 1952.msc 1953) and then went to work with bill wager at oxford, where he was a student at wadham college. he completed his doctorate there in 1957. during this period, he was introduced to the layered igneous rocks of greenland and rùm, where he initially worke... | wikipedia |
f2cd41106daa74237f40e318fc40c3b22e28c579 | henry emeleus was born in belfast in 1930. | henry emeleus was born in belfast in 1930. he was the son of physicist karl george emeléus, a lecturer (and later professor) at queen's university belfast, and nephew of chemist harry julius emeléus. | wikipedia |
743fa14e488f1f88c3addcace0ceccb683bcb091 | in topology, a branch of mathematics, the infinite | in topology, a branch of mathematics, the infinite broom is a subset of the euclidean plane that is used as an example distinguishing various notions of connectedness. the closed infinite broom is the closure of the infinite broom, and is also referred to as the broom space. | wikipedia |
69ed20142967453edcbcca6711cf29ad8211563f | both the infinite broom and its closure are | both the infinite broom and its closure are connected, as every open set in the plane which contains the segment on the x -axis must intersect slanted segments. neither are locally connected. despite the closed infinite broom being arc connected, the standard infinite broom is not path connected. | wikipedia |
d29eb55360c1bfdd1b7880281f69f42ed5d5b46c | the closed infinite broom is then the infinite | the closed infinite broom is then the infinite broom together with the interval (0, ½] on the x -axis. in other words, it consists of all closed line segments joining the origin to the point (1, 1/ n) or to the point (1, 0). | wikipedia |
afe799f17269809f997db98387264a7457d4253d | the infinite broom is the subset of the | the infinite broom is the subset of the euclidean plane that consists of all closed line segments joining the origin to the point (1, 1/ n) as n varies over all positive integers, together with the interval (½, 1] on the x -axis. | wikipedia |
743fa14e488f1f88c3addcace0ceccb683bcb091 | in topology, a branch of mathematics, the infinite | in topology, a branch of mathematics, the infinite broom is a subset of the euclidean plane that is used as an example distinguishing various notions of connectedness. the closed infinite broom is the closure of the infinite broom, and is also referred to as the broom space. | wikipedia |
301daa6b16e1f0e7c138f21edcf37ab8e1770d22 | as a related definition, a convex body k | as a related definition, a convex body k {\textstyle k} in r n {\textstyle \mathbb {r} ^{n}} is called isotropic if it has volume | k | = 1 {\textstyle |k|=1}, center of mass at the origin, and there is a constant α > 0 {\textstyle \alpha >0} such that | wikipedia |
7de67bd2aef41eed01fb55e3ef7b6d30fe9f0d7d | let d {\textstyle d} be a distribution over | let d {\textstyle d} be a distribution over vectors in the vector space r n {\textstyle \mathbb {r} ^{n}}.then d {\textstyle d} is in isotropic position if, for vector v {\textstyle v} sampled from the distribution, | wikipedia |
c51a68aebb2f382bce4330064c2b93a8bb0e0599 | monivong bridge is a heavily trafficked bridge in | monivong bridge is a heavily trafficked bridge in phnom penh, cambodia. it bridges the bassac river near the end of national highway 2 to southern cambodia and lies along the national highway 1 which connects the city to eastern cambodia and vietnam. on the eastern shore lies the chhba ampeou market. | wikipedia |
73cfda6d9a20a66885ef912e1f0b48dfc208d1d0 | monivong bridge (khmer: ស្ពានព្រះមុនីវង្ស) is a heavily trafficked | monivong bridge (khmer: ស្ពានព្រះមុនីវង្ស) is a heavily trafficked bridge in phnom penh, cambodia. it bridges the bassac river near the end of national highway 2 to southern cambodia and lies along the national highway 1 which connects the city to eastern cambodia and vietnam. | wikipedia |
f4fb1eb8ba6d74ba25fe160743bc39d6c43ce468 | jan maree strugnell is an australian evolutionary molecular | jan maree strugnell is an australian evolutionary molecular biologist. she is a professor and director in the centre for sustainable tropical fisheries and aquaculture at james cook university, townsville, australia. strugnell's work has investigated population and species level molecular evolution in antarctic and dee... | wikipedia |
6998020fba7c36bdfb7d3aa409bdc307bbcba29a | strugnell's contributions include editorial work for molecular phylogenetics | strugnell's contributions include editorial work for molecular phylogenetics and evolution. she is currently the co-chair of the scientific committee on antarctic research research program 'state of the antarctic ecosystem' (anteco) and is on the national committee for antarctic research in australia. in august 2016, s... | wikipedia |
714978be49738e36ae299af19752ed1b585316ca | in addition, strugnell's work on southern ocean octopods | in addition, strugnell's work on southern ocean octopods detected genetic signatures between ross sea and weddell seas populations despite them being separated by 10,000 km of land. this signature provides evidence for a historic seaway across antarctica which forms during the collapse of the west antarctic ice shelf. | wikipedia |
a4e97a24f207081d99a42d65609e75384554e772 | strugnell has worked on the genetic basis of | strugnell has worked on the genetic basis of resilience and susceptibility to heat stress in commercially valuable abalone and population genomics of rock lobsters both funded by the australian research council. strugnell was the lead author of a study that discovered that a clade of the world's deep-sea octopuses had ... | wikipedia |
16c722ebcea791cea95bdfbfd9c4400f7c8aa860 | strugnell completed a postdoc funded by the antarctic | strugnell completed a postdoc funded by the antarctic funding initiative (afi) and the national environment research council (nerc) at queen's university belfast and the british antarctic survey. she subsequently successfully competed for a lloyd's tercentenary fellowship and was based in the department of zoology at t... | wikipedia |
4da4d8becf77365886c48132e8eb569cbc823cdc | at oxford university, strugnell was a member of | at oxford university, strugnell was a member of merton college and completed her dphil within the department of zoology. the title of her thesis was the molecular evolutionary history of the class cephalopoda (phylum mollusca). during this time she represented oxford university in both cricket and rugby union. | wikipedia |
4b737c90e06a834cc9123fd6e025ad23557ae6dc | strugnell grew up in swan hill in country | strugnell grew up in swan hill in country victoria, australia. she attended swan hill secondary college where she was joint dux. strugnell completed her undergraduate degree (bsc) from james cook university in townsville, where she received the university medal and the convocation medal. after completing an honours deg... | wikipedia |
f4fb1eb8ba6d74ba25fe160743bc39d6c43ce468 | jan maree strugnell is an australian evolutionary molecular | jan maree strugnell is an australian evolutionary molecular biologist. she is a professor and director in the centre for sustainable tropical fisheries and aquaculture at james cook university, townsville, australia. strugnell's work has investigated population and species level molecular evolution in antarctic and dee... | wikipedia |
72a4c0db49332f87fdaa3aa023b4576c0926407a | jean lindenmann was a swiss virologist and immunologist. | jean lindenmann was a swiss virologist and immunologist. lindenmann, together with his colleague, the british virologist alick isaacs, co-discovered and identified interferon in 1957 through their research at the national institute for medical research. interferon, a group of proteins involved in immune regulation and ... | wikipedia |
4b01e1f57899cb8555754ca659b9638a20ea6c73 | lindenmann married ellen buechler in 1957; she died | lindenmann married ellen buechler in 1957; she died in 2007. the couple had two sons. lindenmann died from prostate cancer at a hospice in zurich, switzerland, on january 15, 2015, at the age of 90. | wikipedia |
8a44e475f021c6434b3038c53c9334355d0fd0fd | the journal of interferon research published a special | the journal of interferon research published a special edition dedicated to lindenmann in october 1987 to mark the 30th anniversary of the discovery of interferon. in the commemorative issue, the journal's then editor-in-chief, charles weissmann, wrote of lindenmann, "not many scientists have the satisfaction of laying... | wikipedia |
c2cb1b9aff96940b9eb9ec3f6b464d95ba6f4d76 | lindenmann later returned to the university of zurich | lindenmann later returned to the university of zurich to conduct further research on interferon and its potential uses. with otto haller and others, he studied why mx laboratory mice were resistant to influenza, while mx mice died from the virus. lindenmann discovered that interferons acted indirectly to protect resist... | wikipedia |
8523f989426d3e700838b670e55c54cdbf88ae03 | while working together at the nimr, lindenmann and | while working together at the nimr, lindenmann and isaacs noticed that if they killed viruses using heat and applied the dead viruses to living cells, those cells became resistant to further infections from live viruses. in 1957, lindenmann and isaacs discovered that the cells exposed to the dead viruses secreted a pre... | wikipedia |
1b8c58b9d1797e0f7a7b3b67b408f2eade373cfe | lindenmann gained a fellowship from the swiss academy | lindenmann gained a fellowship from the swiss academy of medical sciences to do postdoctoral research at the national institute for medical research (nimr) in london, uk (1956–57), where he worked with alick isaacs. lindenmann returned to the institute of hygiene in 1957, and spent most of the remainder of his career a... | wikipedia |
1606db5572c43ff2f328cb87908976ad339e052b | lindenmann was born on september 18, 1924, in | lindenmann was born on september 18, 1924, in zagreb, yugoslavia (present-day croatia), to a swiss father and a french mother from paris. the family moved from yugoslavia to zurich, switzerland when lindenmann was a few years old. his medical degree was from zurich in 1951; he did postgraduate research at the institute... | wikipedia |
9e3d056698fc7b1044f29b9e13141f06b13a8fe7 | jean lindenmann (september 18, 1924 – january 15, | jean lindenmann (september 18, 1924 – january 15, 2015) was a swiss virologist and immunologist. lindenmann, together with his colleague, the british virologist alick isaacs, co-discovered and identified interferon in 1957 through their research at the national institute for medical research. interferon, a group of pro... | wikipedia |
0b102ae23339855c2e8ffc1611ab9c58772568d3 | indane-1,2,3-trione is the organic compound with the formula | indane-1,2,3-trione is the organic compound with the formula c6h4(co)3. the compound is the dehydrated derivative of c6h4(co)2c(oh)2, known as ninhydrin, which is used to reveal fingerprints. indane-1,2,3-trione, which reacts readily with nucleophiles (including water). whereas for most carbonyl compounds, a carbonyl f... | wikipedia |
2a9f9c10b0c9f4ccf1506c4e85d605c7653a1bbf | to generate the ninhydrin chromophore (2-(1,3-dioxoindan-2-yl)iminoindane-1,3-dione), the amine | to generate the ninhydrin chromophore (2-(1,3-dioxoindan-2-yl)iminoindane-1,3-dione), the amine must condense to give a schiff base. the reaction of ninhydrin with secondary amines gives an iminium salt, which is also coloured, generally being yellow–orange. | wikipedia |
27d90004f80238230c4f222097b53423a76bfcc4 | indane-1,2,3-trione, which reacts readily with nucleophiles (including water). | indane-1,2,3-trione, which reacts readily with nucleophiles (including water). whereas for most carbonyl compounds, a carbonyl form is more stable than a product of water addition (hydrate), ninhydrin forms a stable hydrate of the central carbon because of the destabilizing effect of the adjacent carbonyl groups. | wikipedia |
8d8a95a04be7440ba836abb5259e5568a89841f8 | indane-1,2,3-trione is the organic compound with the formula | indane-1,2,3-trione is the organic compound with the formula c h (co). the compound is the dehydrated derivative of c h (co) c(oh), known as ninhydrin, which is used to reveal fingerprints. | wikipedia |
af3b4d0b8244006aa5da31c2f9b9e3a11b5e7185 | the station was opened on september 24, 1913 | the station was opened on september 24, 1913 as matsumotomura station (松本村駅, matsumotomura-eki) on the yokkaichi railway. it was renamed ise-matsumoto station (伊勢松本駅, ise-matsumoto-eki) in 1926. on march 1, 1931 the station came under the ownership of the mie railway following a merger, and became part of sanco followi... | wikipedia |
0c8cd8ac095232e4efe4ad932126551d1d49db29 | ise-matsumoto station (伊勢松本駅, ise-matsumoto-eki) is a passenger railway | ise-matsumoto station (伊勢松本駅, ise-matsumoto-eki) is a passenger railway station in located in the city of yokkaichi, mie prefecture, japan, operated by the private railway operator kintetsu railway. | wikipedia |
747ff94cb787dc8e10e28ecd7bf7404280bd9758 | highland parks is a neighborhood in northwest lexington, | highland parks is a neighborhood in northwest lexington, kentucky, united states. it is a new subdivision started in the mid-2000s, located between the older highlands and oakwood neighborhoods. it is located south of birch drive and north of boxwood drive. it is bounded by georgetown road to the west and oakwood park ... | wikipedia |
747ff94cb787dc8e10e28ecd7bf7404280bd9758 | highland parks is a neighborhood in northwest lexington, | highland parks is a neighborhood in northwest lexington, kentucky, united states. it is a new subdivision started in the mid-2000s, located between the older highlands and oakwood neighborhoods. it is located south of birch drive and north of boxwood drive. it is bounded by georgetown road to the west and oakwood park ... | wikipedia |
68b12486cb4341c87edb8a806cca7a7bd6b1c79e | he is the leading editor of a comprehensive | he is the leading editor of a comprehensive reference book in the field of pulmonary circulation, textbook of pulmonary vascular disease (springer, new york, ny, 2011) and an editor or co-editor of the following books: hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction: cellular and molecular mechanisms (kluwer academic publishers, bo... | wikipedia |
c4a3df1747816b8538e5a0044ad81f92d61b8a85 | yuan is a fellow of the american heart | yuan is a fellow of the american heart association, the american association for the advancement of science, and the american physiological society. he is also a guggenheim fellow. he is an elected member of the american society for clinical investigation and the association of american physicians. yuan has served on m... | wikipedia |
804e79f31d36a7247bef5a2aa0b33fa56b3ceb1c | his pulmonary vascular disease research propels the field | his pulmonary vascular disease research propels the field on pathogenic roles of membrane receptors and ion channels and provides a new research direction for developing therapeutic approaches for the disease. he has been continuously funded by the nih since 1993 when he received his first award. | wikipedia |
4664223238a2d6ca2a0eaf3504129baf65bee00a | yuan began his academic career as a research | yuan began his academic career as a research assistant professor of medicine at the university of maryland school of medicine (1993-1998) where he established a translational research project using lung tissues and cells isolated from patients with idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension to study pathogenic mechanis... | wikipedia |
337a2feddf33881ccb97cec33a860d4449fe63f4 | yuan began his academic career as a research | pulmonary vascular disease and right heart dysfunction at the center for cardiovascular research in the university of illinois at chicago. in may, 2010, he was appointed associate vice president for translational health sciences of the university of arizona. at the same time, he became the founding chief of the divisi... | wikipedia |
599d7526a2a7145a328a92497577d10a25751f57 | he was born in 1963 in xintian county, | he was born in 1963 in xintian county, hunan province, china. yuan completed his medical training at the suzhou medical college in 1983, and received his doctoral degree from the chinese academy of medical sciences and peking union medical college in 1993. he completed his postdoctoral fellowship at the university of m... | wikipedia |
c03fdef476cc74b82ec6094eb366a6c0364794fb | jason x.-j. yuan (born 1963) is an american | jason x.-j. yuan (born 1963) is an american physician scientist whose research interests center on pulmonary vascular pathobiology and pulmonary hypertension. his current research is primarily focused on the pathogenic mechanisms of pulmonary vascular diseases and right heart failure. | wikipedia |
1f926052a0563e02ee159d717de812f7218c195a | jūō station was opened on 25 february 1897 | jūō station was opened on 25 february 1897 as kawajiri station (川尻駅). the station was absorbed into the jr east network upon the privatization of the japanese national railways (jnr) on 1 april 1987. it was renamed to its present name on 13 march 2004. | wikipedia |
9297fb4e76dc0ddabe5a2a3eed8e15f5a3377a53 | falcón retired at the end of the 2012–13 | falcón retired at the end of the 2012–13 season – in which toledo won promotion – and became assistant manager. when onésimo sánchez was dismissed in january 2018, he was named head coach. in june, after being unable to prevent relegation, he was given a job in the club's academy. | wikipedia |
1fb03d69ab607525d445563363beb4c909516095 | following granada's 2008 relegation, falcón signed for fc | following granada's 2008 relegation, falcón signed for fc cartagena of segunda división b, helping them promote in his first year. he contributed 29 league games the following campaign, as the murcia side overachieved for a final fifth place. | wikipedia |
d82534a5de50009f97e20d6fa7d90aa576ddd112 | falcón was born in toledo, castilla–la mancha. after | falcón was born in toledo, castilla–la mancha. after rough starts in madrid, only appearing for atlético 's b and c teams, he joined another club in the city, cd leganés, but appeared very rarely during a sole season. subsequently, staying in the segunda división, he stabilised his career, going on to spend five campai... | wikipedia |
ba6e301200ffcd94fe14fb068778967aa94ee6b8 | homer burton adkins was an american chemist who | homer burton adkins was an american chemist who studied the hydrogenation of organic compounds. adkins was regarded as top in his field and a world authority on the hydrogenation of organic compounds. adkins is known for his wartime work, where he experimented with chemical agents and poisonous gasses. renowned for his... | wikipedia |
44222c84bc54ad619b0a2df690ad8b7a83cefca4 | president edwin b. fred of the university of | president edwin b. fred of the university of wisconsin said, "he was recognized as one of the leading chemists that america has produced. he was the kind of man who makes a university distinguished." president james b. conant of harvard said, "the academic world has suffered an irreparable loss." | wikipedia |
f7597db32ebda3c3cd3aae69459bdf54c5dacad3 | during his lifetime, adkins received many honors. he | during his lifetime, adkins received many honors. he received an honorary doctor of science degree from denison university, his alma mater, in 1938. president harry s. truman awarded adkins with the medal for merit. in 1942, adkins was accepted as a member of the national academy of sciences. | wikipedia |
a8c31673e0c2e5e9df23a2683180523aac8bd4bf | teaching, maintaining a large research program, and war | teaching, maintaining a large research program, and war time pressure took a heavy toll on adkins' strength. while playing a game of golf in the late spring of 1949, adkins suffered a minor heart attack. he concluded that as soon as he had the chance to get treatment, he would. after a meeting with other interested che... | wikipedia |
e72a60938329b5ead9dc0e96ec9c6ddcba99657f | while he was a graduate student at the | while he was a graduate student at the ohio state university, adkins married louise spivey, who was a classmate of his at denison and who was teaching high school mathematics. the pair had three children: susanne, nance, and roger. he had three grandchildren from susanne. | wikipedia |
be23ec743cdd1c6e1674b4f234c205b0b8df1373 | adkins was a world authority on the hydrogenation | adkins was a world authority on the hydrogenation of organic compounds and he developed the adkins catalyst partly based on interrogation of german chemists after world war ii in relation to the fischer–tropsch process. adkins also coined the word hydrogenolysis to describe the chemical reaction in which a molecule is ... | wikipedia |
610b2f5a7d8125efc01356aba27a821689f59342 | throughout world war ii, adkins focused his research | throughout world war ii, adkins focused his research on wartime necessities. many feared that poisonous gases would be used extensively in world war ii as they had been during world war i. adkins' laboratory at wisconsin engaged in chemical warfare research. classified documents at the time revealed adkins and his coll... | wikipedia |
1558cc40689a2afd79a651901094b035656df672 | adkins published many books on top of his | adkins published many books on top of his position as a lecturer and successful researcher. he published his most recognizable book, “reactions of hydrogen”, referring to his extensive studies and pioneering of hydrogenation. he also co-published many of the books students in organic chemistry classes studied with. a w... | wikipedia |
8afb5bd240a56f40334b6e2c386a36f44ebe6bf5 | in 1919, adkins began his thesis on the | in 1919, adkins began his thesis on the rates of oxidation by potassium permanganate of acetaldehyde, oxalic acid and the rates of reactions having to do with different additions of temperature and molarity. his overall interest was the nature of the intermediate of these reactions. soon after, he wrote a second paper ... | wikipedia |
ce61296da44e80769ac85ed31b0b09db66fa7065 | in 1919, adkins came to the university of | in 1919, adkins came to the university of wisconsin–madison. he remained there each year until his death in 1949, except for two summers he spent working in industry at the bakelite corporation in 1924, and 1926 and for responsibilities from 1942 to 1945 as administrator and research director in the war program of the ... | wikipedia |
2a23a3ab8424cea5e910446c5b3c25bf60840baf | adkins was born on january 16, 1892, in | adkins was born on january 16, 1892, in newport, ohio, the son of emily (née middleswart) and alvin adkins. he grew up on a farm with his brother and sister. after attending and finishing high school in newport, he entered denison university. having a reputation as a tall and shy boy, adkins graduated in three and a ha... | wikipedia |
ebabda2babdbaf114af157856d077e5f74906a9a | homer burton adkins (16 january 1892 – 10 | homer burton adkins (16 january 1892 – 10 august 1949) was an american chemist who studied the hydrogenation of organic compounds. adkins was regarded as top in his field and a world authority on the hydrogenation of organic compounds. adkins is known for his wartime work, where he experimented with chemical agents and... | wikipedia |
5eb84ad762165a4e5035052561b6d641314826c8 | ken hyland is a british linguist. he is | ken hyland is a british linguist. he is currently a professor of applied linguistics in education at the university of east anglia. hyland is an applied linguist in the field of academic discourse, second language writing, and english for academic purposes, and has published more than 26 books and 200 articles. google ... | wikipedia |
a3b36d11f201b4ef487a13dca0e38892f9f17c04 | hyland is an applied linguist in the field | hyland is an applied linguist in the field of academic discourse, second language writing, and english for academic purposes, and has published more than 26 books and 200 articles. google scholar shows him to be one of the most cited researchers in applied linguistics. | wikipedia |
22f557c514dbc949a3b1219216fc6b17db04bfdf | between 1634 and 1655, the jesuits established a | between 1634 and 1655, the jesuits established a home and a settlement in new france along the saint lawrence river. they soon moved deeper into the colony’s territory in order to live with and convert the local huron population. during this time, however, their missionary efforts were fraught with disappointment and f... | wikipedia |
b030c50c9b761e306d7b4739d8736bda9d9f5e50 | between 1634 and 1655, the jesuits established a | . men cleared the fields, hunted deer, fished, and erected their multi-family longhouses. men were also responsible for the defense of the village and would fight during wartime. for instance, the iroquois and the huron fought many times amongst themselves. revenge was the major reason huron went to war, but the decisi... | wikipedia |
7f8a75a1198241be990a19297baa96a6f3035a92 | "weakened, divided, and demoralized, the huron nations collapsed | "weakened, divided, and demoralized, the huron nations collapsed as a result of the iroquois hammer blows of 1649." while the iroquois had failed to take the french fort, ste. marie, they had overall been victorious. factionalized politically, socially, culturally, and religiously, the huron took a final blow to their ... | wikipedia |
8a5bf3d757baddf97ac53ce190d4018d3b108c1e | between 1648-1649, huron settlements with a jesuit presence, | between 1648-1649, huron settlements with a jesuit presence, such as the towns of st. joseph under father antoine daniel, the villages of st. ignace and st. louis, as well as the french fort of ste. marie, were subject to repeated attacks by the iroquois. the iroquois killed indiscriminately, laying a final blow on the... | wikipedia |
887ffb4607737fc36cd1103159cd14410e41a759 | in 1645, the huron mission town of st | in 1645, the huron mission town of st joseph was attacked. but for the following two years, violence between the huron and iroquois was minimal, for there was a peace agreement between the iroquois and the french and their native allies. the unstable peace came to an end in the summer of 1647 when a diplomatic mission ... | wikipedia |
5c17b47fee8064fbfddd311fe75ee393474f8ba6 | such a change in overall strategy brought about | such a change in overall strategy brought about changes to iroquois tactics: "the traditional siege of a huron village aimed at challenging its defenders to come out and fight gave way to surprise attacks at dawn, followed by pillaging, burning, and long trains of captives carrying away booty." moreover, native attacks... | wikipedia |
c8af6cabfe8933931b3756c44f7dde4579ca5818 | native warfare became deadlier in the 17th century | native warfare became deadlier in the 17th century due to the use of firearms and increasing pressures stemming from epidemics and european trade. however, the ability to kill more efficiently may not have been the foremost reason why the iroquois wiped out the huron. for reasons unclear, the iroquois shifted their mil... | wikipedia |
6bd4175f23c73d762715f8b30c99ad002178aea0 | in the 1640s, the huron managed to maintain | in the 1640s, the huron managed to maintain the previous amount of furs they traded to the french, even after having their population cut in half. the required change in organization necessary for the upkeep of such trade practices put a strain on the society. traders were always travelling between huronia and the st. ... | wikipedia |
d09ef42b5cc8a5313a2e9bfefeb62c1b87cf20e9 | the huron people faced numerous challenges in the | the huron people faced numerous challenges in the 1630s and 1640s. rampant disease, economic dependency, and iroquois attacks reduced huron population and created rifts in the society. these reasons contributing to the huron decline also prompted many of the natives to convert to catholicism. in the late 1640s, village... | wikipedia |
57e6af3dd250562f838b6025f7d531fea4808275 | in the summer of 1639, a smallpox epidemic | in the summer of 1639, a smallpox epidemic struck the natives in the st. lawrence and great lakes regions. the disease reached the huron tribes through traders returning from québec and remained in the region throughout the winter. when the epidemic was over, the huron population had been reduced to roughly 9000 people... | wikipedia |
deb92e973405eaf6cf560b2118af09144032df19 | brébeuf was violently killed at the hands of | brébeuf was violently killed at the hands of the iroquois during a destructive attack on the christianized huron mission settlement of st. louis in 1649. he would be canonized as a saint in the twentieth century. thus, the contact between the huron and jesuits enacted major changes in the spiritual, political, cultural... | wikipedia |
5e3c73cf71721f14a9ff426b039f4c44c8fb1ed7 | i make a vow to you never to | i make a vow to you never to fail, on my side, in the grace of martyrdom, if byyour infinite mercy you offer it to me someday, to me, your unworthy servant… my beloved jesus, i offer to you from to-day… my blood, my body, and my life; so that i might die only for you. | wikipedia |
b14a7fb4a18d90095cb94b57af740e132c1f35f7 | considering the glory that redounds to god from | considering the glory that redounds to god from the constancy of the martyrs, with whose blood all the rest of the earth has been so lately drenched, it would be a sort of curse if this quarter of the world should not participate in the happiness of having contributed to the splendour of this glory. | wikipedia |
5343c7be18b3eb48920a26ecfeaf2474347c48f9 | the jesuits had initially envisioned a relatively easy | the jesuits had initially envisioned a relatively easy and efficient conversion of native people who supposedly lacked religion and would therefore eagerly adopt catholicism. yet they found that this was far more easily said than done. combined with the harsh canadian environment and the threat of physical violence aga... | wikipedia |
8066ef69ffe0438ab9a76a66dba7173ad94e0890 | many huron were particularly suspicious of the rite | many huron were particularly suspicious of the rite of baptism. the jesuits frequently performed surreptitious baptisms on ailing and dying infants, in the belief that these children would be sent to heaven since they did not have the time to sin. similarly, deathbed baptisms became common during these times of widespr... | wikipedia |
5e0385a2164aeaaced8e495d958755b73dc76e93 | within the religious context, the jesuits had found | within the religious context, the jesuits had found themselves in competition with native spiritual leaders, and so often presented themselves as shamans capable of influencing human health through prayer. aboriginal conceptions of shamanistic power were ambivalent and it was believed that shamans were capable of doing... | wikipedia |
38c22565df76f1ea660e35d2852e7d2b334e8e3d | physical violence, the widespread dispersal of the remaining | physical violence, the widespread dispersal of the remaining people, and waves of old world diseases such as smallpox, influenza, and measles, to which the native populations had no built-up immunity, meant that the huron population was heavily afflicted. when these epidemics struck, however, many huron blamed the jesu... | wikipedia |
375466163c4f9b5fdf65c4fdf9a8a4406db184e8 | many of them think we have two souls, | many of them think we have two souls, both of them being divisible and material, and yet both reasonable. one of them separates itself from the body at death yet remains in the cemetery until the feast of the dead, after which it either changes into a dove, or according to a common belief, it goes away at once to the v... | wikipedia |
02ac8b8485d254e4d261886bb97bcec364abe38c | the factionalism dividing christian converts and traditionalists seriously | the factionalism dividing christian converts and traditionalists seriously weakened the huron confederacy in the 1640s. due to jesuit insistence on emphasizing the incompatibility of christianity and traditional spirituality rather than noting convergences, huron christians tended to distance themselves from the tradit... | wikipedia |
635ef886f2bcbe631c658b832235caf0e7457b93 | at first, many huron were interested in the | at first, many huron were interested in the jesuits’ stories of the origin of the universe and about the life and teachings of jesus christ and some were baptized. others—though curious about the european faith—were prevented from baptism by the jesuits out of the concern that these huron were dangerously combining tra... | wikipedia |
c20f670c8859d19c22e3f552358da9988cb27ad5 | they trumped the huron into be christian’s type | they trumped the huron into be christian’s type of catholicism that was radicalized by decades of violent conflict in france and they could be intolerant of non-catholic spirituality. this catholicism demanded an all-or-nothing commitment from converts, which meant that the huron were sometimes forced to choose between... | wikipedia |
f5e84becb5c786edeb9939e02ea06945a45463a6 | jesuits often used existing native customs and social | jesuits often used existing native customs and social structures in order to enter and settle in villages and convert the people there. thus, missionary methods of conversion often juxtaposed aspects of christian practice with certain elements of huron culture. for instance, missionaries carefully studied native langua... | wikipedia |
6a7559161b109bd83f18412ca0cf1c43d8dc941e | war and violent conflict between tribes, on the | war and violent conflict between tribes, on the other hand, helped create a far more receptive audience to christianity and increased the jesuits' potential for successful conversion. nevertheless, natives were also converted by other means. father paul le jeune advocated fear tactics to convert natives to christianity... | wikipedia |
b391e6bf94d7ce7a9257439e3a8622e162f710f1 | compared to other native populations in the region | compared to other native populations in the region such as the hunter-gatherer innu or mi’kmaq peoples, the huron already fit in relatively well with the jesuits’ ideas of stable societies. for instance, the huron had semi-permanent settlements and actively practiced agriculture—with maize as their major staple crop. n... | wikipedia |
ff3628ddfd1e2d7c72500c3ee91ecd0a8aaa6ac0 | the jesuit missionaries who came to new france | the jesuit missionaries who came to new france in the seventeenth century aimed to both convert native peoples such as the huron to christianity and also to instill european values within them. jesuit planners believed that by creating european social institutions and patterns, conversion would become easier: linking e... | wikipedia |
b1f1355a423ced17fc60fa6ddb60ad5ae25aacad | the huron government system was very different from | the huron government system was very different from that in europe. one major difference was that individuals belonged to a matrilineage. furthermore, huron peoples would discuss an issue together until a general consensus was reached. their government was based on clan segments and each segment had two headmen: a civi... | wikipedia |
da14cb2084f92b31c72631399df3d9ed1e54b8ed | the huron lived modest lives, but nevertheless, before | the huron lived modest lives, but nevertheless, before their encounter "with the french, the huron knew of no culture that they had reason to believe was materially more successful than their own." the huron traded with the french and other tribes for food, european tools, and other supplies, which proved to be crucial... | wikipedia |
8dd0639bc0f1a8223128c3df1a7db06755cf6dec | between 1634 and 1655, the jesuits established a | between 1634 and 1655, the jesuits established a home and a settlement in new france along the saint lawrence river. they soon moved deeper into the colony’s territory in order to live with and convert the local huron population. during this time, however, their missionary efforts were fraught with disappointment and f... | wikipedia |
1450d48c21c51a4efa7be839d398a91d875e9489 | jerry ragonese is an american professional lacrosse player | jerry ragonese is an american professional lacrosse player for the chaos lacrosse club of the premier lacrosse league. he is from berkeley heights, new jersey and went to governor livingston high school. he is a graduate of rochester institute of technology where he played for the rit tigers. he also is a co-founder of... | wikipedia |
8b28e7091cd994008a7d1e24f331baa41b29acda | gp – games played; g – goals; 2pg | gp – games played; g – goals; 2pg – 2-point goals; a – assists; pts – points; sh – shots; gb – ground balls; pen – penalties; pim – penalty minutes; fow – faceoffs won; foa – faceoffs attempted | wikipedia |
8b28e7091cd994008a7d1e24f331baa41b29acda | gp – games played; g – goals; 2pg | gp – games played; g – goals; 2pg – 2-point goals; a – assists; pts – points; sh – shots; gb – ground balls; pen – penalties; pim – penalty minutes; fow – faceoffs won; foa – faceoffs attempted | wikipedia |
8bca47fff4d40df825d7549b851ef7fa451930b6 | jerry ragonese (born 1986) is an american professional | jerry ragonese (born 1986) is an american professional lacrosse player for the chaos lacrosse club of the premier lacrosse league. he is from berkeley heights, new jersey and went to governor livingston high school. he is a graduate of rochester institute of technology where he played for the rit tigers. he also is a c... | wikipedia |
0ab91749536be68b8979ca7931923b659ef12b2f | taki started his coaching career at the age | taki started his coaching career at the age of 22. he was u18 coach at cerezo osaka and had experience as an academy coach at vissel kobe and jubilo iwata. in 2009, he was brought over to thailand to become head coach at thai honda. | wikipedia |
18860dd916ddf0490b7562c3e7e1123c440ff1ac | kepler-62b is the innermost and the second smallest | kepler-62b is the innermost and the second smallest discovered exoplanet orbiting the star kepler-62, with a diameter roughly 30% larger than earth. it was found using the transit method, in which the dimming effect that a planet causes as it crosses in front of its star is measured. it is likely to have an equilibrium... | wikipedia |
aee601d62514baf5e13943ad82ce237031155c1f | in 2009, nasa 's kepler spacecraft was completing | in 2009, nasa 's kepler spacecraft was completing observing stars on its photometer, the instrument it uses to detect transit events, in which a planet crosses in front of and dims its host star for a brief and roughly regular period of time. in this last test, kepler observed 50 000 stars in the kepler input catalog, ... | wikipedia |
443ef0c95fcee6c1742573fb602f0b2f5fb97a72 | kepler-62b orbits its host star with an orbital | kepler-62b orbits its host star with an orbital period of 5 days at a distance of about 0.05 au (compared to the same distance as mercury from the sun, which is about 0.38 au). it receives 70 times as much sunlight than earth does from the sun. | wikipedia |
ed8abc205327d9717599597ca5f469ca6cbe38e6 | the planet orbits a (k-type) star named kepler-62, | the planet orbits a (k-type) star named kepler-62, orbited by a total of five planets, of which kepler-62f has the lengthiest orbital period. the star has a mass of 0.69 m and a radius of 0.64 r. it has a temperature of 4925 k and is 7 billion years old. in comparison, the sun is 4.6 billion years old and has a surface... | wikipedia |
12bcbe0b438b767243816dc6b17749c463086a49 | kepler-62b is a super-earth, an exoplanet with a | kepler-62b is a super-earth, an exoplanet with a radius and mass bigger than earth but smaller than that of the ice giants neptune and uranus. it has an equilibrium temperature of 750 k (477 °c; 890 °f). this is hot enough to melt some types of metal. it has a radius of 1.3 r, placing it below the estimated radius of ≤... | wikipedia |
da58dca8c73c7559e0fc55e994225d00ca882230 | kepler-62b (also known by its kepler object of | kepler-62b (also known by its kepler object of interest designation koi-701.02) is the innermost and the second smallest discovered exoplanet orbiting the star kepler-62, with a diameter roughly 30% larger than earth. it was found using the transit method, in which the dimming effect that a planet causes as it crosses ... | wikipedia |
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