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CIS Executive Director Sunil Abraham seemed to appreciate the message. | Ο Εκτελεστικός Διευθυντής του CIS, Sunil Abraham φάνηκε να εκτιμά το μήνυμα. |
"Laure Pillay: une centenaire qui a ouvert la voie" (in French). | “Laure Pillay: une centenaire qui a ouvert la voie” (bằng tiếng Pháp). |
In the womens natioanl basketball association be paid the same as the men in the National Basketball Assoc.? | Not even close. Supply and demand. No one watches the WNBA. Thats what they put on ESPN when there aren't any paintball championships. People like flash and dunks and high flying, which isnt available in the WNBA. If people paid the same attention to the WNBA as the NBA and paid as much money in tickets and merchandise, then yes they would be paid the same, however the WNBA players make around $30,000 a year on average vs. the NBA, where the minimum salary for a full year contract is $120,000. Some NBA players make as much as a full year WNBA contract in a 10-day contract. |
from the National Directorate of the NF. Fountaine largely disappeared from view for some years after this, although during the internal struggles of 1974, which saw Tyndall as leader pitted against a newly emerged group of populists, pro-Tyndall elements claimed that Fountaine had secretly been conspiring with Roy Painter, at the time recognised as the leader of the populist faction. Despite this, Tyndall subsequently courted the support of Fountaine following the election of John Kingsley Read, who had emerged ahead of Painter as populist leader, as NF Chairman. Fountaine agreed to work with Tyndall, and at the 1975 conference proposed one of Tyndall's favoured ideas, changing leadership elections from the existing system of National Directorate members only to a party-wide vote, a motion that was narrowly defeated. In November 1975, Tyndall was expelled from the party while Fountaine and Martin Webster were suspended for their part in recent machinations, although all three were reinstated by court order the following month. Kingsley Read and his supporters would break away to form the National Party soon afterwards. Fountaine returned to public notice under Tyndall and was adopted as the party's candidate for the 1976 Coventry North West by-election. His campaign secured only 3% of the vote in a city where the local branch had been divided by the National Party split, although Fountaine did at least beat Kingsley Read. Fountaine's alliance with Tyndall did not last, however, and he became openly critical of what he saw as the neo-Nazism of Tyndall and Webster, as well as their attempts to recruit elements he saw as undesirable, such as racist skinheads and football hooligans. As a result, by 1978 Fountaine had become a focus for dissident activity within the NF. In the 1979 election, Fountaine stood as National Front candidate in the Norwich South constituency, polling 264 votes (0.7%). Later years Following the NF's failure at the 1979 general election, Fountaine split with Tyndall in 1979, and challenged him for the leadership, but was defeated and split from the NF to form his own NF Constitutional Movement, later called the Nationalist Party. The new party claimed 2,000 members by January 1980 and published a newspaper, Excalibur. The new movement was short-lived as Fountaine became disillusioned with the far right's in-fighting. He retired from politics in 1981 to concentrate on growing trees on his estate Narford Hall, northwest of Swaffham, and remained there until his death in 1997. Fountaine's book Meaning of an Enemy was serialised in John Bean's magazine Combat from 1960 to 1965. It was published by Ostara Publications in November 2012 . Tony Martin, a Norfolk farmer who received extensive media coverage after shooting and killing a burglar at his Norfolk home, Bleak House near Wisbech in 1999, is a nephew by marriage of Fountaine. Elections contested Note: Although Fountaine was the candidate of the local Conservative Party in 1950 his candidacy had been disavowed by the party at national level. Personal life Fountaine had a son and a daughter from his first marriage, which lasted from 1949 to 1960, and another son from his second marriage, which lasted from September 1960 to his death in 1997. References 1918 births | Party, Fountaine launched his own group, known as the National Front Movement. However, this came to nothing, and so he became a member of the League of Empire Loyalists. He would follow John Bean out of this group, and was a founder member of the National Labour Party. Officially the leader of the NLP, Fountaine fulfilled this role because he presented a more respectable image than Bean, being a landowner in Norfolk, although actual control lay with Bean. Fountaine remained a strong supporter of Bean and supported him in his later struggles with Colin Jordan in the earlier British National Party (BNP) in the 1960s, with Fountaine acting as party president. It was during this time that Fountaine's land was used for 'Spearhead' drilling exercises under the supervision of Jordan and John Tyndall. Fountaine would later claim that during this time he regularly phoned the home number of Harold Macmillan in order to tell the Prime Minister to do more to stop immigration although he also added that Macmillan would hang up as soon as he heard Fountaine's voice. National Front Along with the rest of the BNP Fountaine became a founder member of the National Front (NF), although problems developed from the outset owing to his fractious relationship with A. K. Chesterton. Nonetheless he was the party's first parliamentary election candidate in Acton in a by-election in 1968. Alarmed by the protests of 1968, Fountaine believed that revolution was sure to follow in continental Europe and, fearing similar protests in the UK, told NF members to report to the police in order to offer their services in the event of revolution or civil war. Chesterton, who had no desire to hand details of the nascent movement to the police, promptly expelled Fountaine although the latter obtained a court order overturning the expulsion and at the 1968 party conference challenged Chesterton for the leadership. In the interim, Fountaine's credibility had been attacked by John Tyndall in the pages of Spearhead magazine and with his reputation damaged he was easily routed by Chesterton's 316 votes to 20. After a confrontation with Chesterton in which he told Fountaine to submit to his leadership or leave, Fountaine walked out with two of his closest supporters, Gerald Kemp and Rodney Legg, who joined him in resigning from the National Directorate of the NF. Fountaine largely disappeared from view for some years after this, although during the internal struggles of 1974, which saw Tyndall as leader pitted against a newly emerged group of populists, pro-Tyndall elements claimed that Fountaine had secretly been conspiring with Roy Painter, at the time recognised as the leader of the populist faction. Despite this, Tyndall subsequently courted the support of Fountaine following the election of John Kingsley Read, who had emerged ahead of Painter as populist leader, as NF Chairman. Fountaine agreed to work with Tyndall, and at the 1975 conference proposed one of Tyndall's favoured ideas, changing leadership elections from the existing system of National Directorate members only to a |
performances. On November 18, they became a regular performer on ASAP after the show reformatted into ASAP Natin 'To. They received a Rising Pop Child Performer of the Year Award at the PPOP Awards for Young Artists 2018. On November 30, 2018, TNT Boys broke the record as the country's youngest sold outperformers on their first major concert entitled 'Listen: The Big Shot Concert' at the Araneta Coliseum. Their guests included Jed Madela, Vice Ganda, K Brosas, Janine Berdin, Noven Belleza, John Clyde Talili, and the Your Face Sounds Familiar Kids from season 1 and 2. 2019: World tour, more talent shows, and "Starla" theme song In the series' premiere episode on February 3, 2019, the TNT Boys appeared as contestants on the U.S. reality talent competition The World's Best. During the audition rounds, they garnered a total of 99/100 points from the American and international judges. In the battle rounds, they got a total score of 97. They lost to Naturally 7 in the championship rounds for the group variety category. The TNT Boys will begin their world tour featuring Angelica Hale for the North American dates in April 2019. In October 2019, the group performed the official theme song for the fantasy drama series Starla, entitled "Ako ang Iyong Bituin". Members Keifer Sanchez, born in Davao | second season, garnering 100% of the judges' and public votes held at UP Theater on August 19, 2018. On October 14, 2018, the TNT Boys performed at Singaporean President Halimah Yacob's Star Charity (PSC) event in Singapore over the weekend. The three dapper young boys emerged on stage wearing matching maroon suits and treated the attendees of the charity ball to their rendition of Whitney Houston’s "The Greatest Love of All" and Beyoncé's "Listen". After their performance, President Yacob herself went backstage to personally meet and take photos with the boys. On November 14, 2018, the boys received the Royal Cub Award at the Rawr Awards 2018 from the entertainment blog, LionhearTV. The Royal Cub Award is given to young individuals who possess incredible talent recognized globally by consistently making headlines and trending performances. On November 18, they became a regular performer on ASAP after the show reformatted into ASAP Natin 'To. They received a Rising Pop Child Performer of the Year Award at the PPOP Awards for Young Artists 2018. On November 30, 2018, TNT Boys broke the record as the country's youngest sold outperformers on their first major concert entitled 'Listen: The Big Shot Concert' at the Araneta Coliseum. Their guests included Jed Madela, Vice Ganda, K Brosas, Janine Berdin, Noven Belleza, John Clyde Talili, and the Your Face Sounds Familiar Kids from season 1 and 2. 2019: World tour, more talent shows, and "Starla" theme song In the series' premiere episode on February 3, 2019, the TNT Boys appeared as contestants on the U.S. reality talent competition The World's Best. During the audition rounds, they garnered a total of 99/100 points from the American and international judges. In the battle rounds, they got a total score of 97. They lost to Naturally 7 in the championship rounds for the group variety category. The TNT Boys will begin their world tour featuring Angelica Hale for the North American dates in April 2019. In October 2019, the group performed the official theme song for the fantasy drama series Starla, entitled "Ako ang Iyong Bituin". Members Keifer Sanchez, born in Davao City, Philippines Mackie Empuerto, born in Manila, Philippines Francis Concepcion, born in Zamboanga, Philippines Concerts |
In addition, gold is an inert and biocompatible material that is easy to acquire. | Inoltre, l'oro è un materiale inerte e biocompatibile che è facile da acquisire. |
For more information on specific resolutions, see: United Nations General Assembly Resolution United Nations Security Council Resolution United Nations resolutions follow a common format. | Para obter mais informações sobre resoluções específicas, consulte: Resolução da Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas Resolução do Conselho de Segurança das Nações Unidas As resoluções das Nações Unidas seguem um formato comum. |
given when then user story acceptance criteria? | The Given-When-Then formula is a template intended to guide the writing of acceptance tests for a User Story: (Given) some context. (When) some action is carried out. (Then) a particular set of observable consequences should obtain. |
Coluber karelini | Карелин сойлогу |
Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences | காருண்யா பல்கலைக்கழகம் |
His is an initiative based on a desire to contribute towards creating not just a reading culture among young school-going boys and girls, but effectively to open their eyes to other career opportunities. Zimbabwean youths are the largest demographic group in Zimbabwe, and opportunities for school leavers remain few. | Его инициатива основана не только на желании привить молодым людям любовь к чтению, но и открыть перед ними новые карьерные возможности, Чако обеспокоен тем, что, хотя молодёжь Зимбабве является самой большой социально-демографической группой , возможностей для выпускников по-прежнему немного. |
Coulommes | Куломм |
Tangail Sadar Upazila, Tangail District, Bangladesh. It is situated west of Tangail, the district headquarters. Demographics According to the 2011 Bangladesh census, Mahamudnagar Union had 4,175 households and a population of 19,157. The literacy rate | Tangail District, Bangladesh. It is situated west of Tangail, the district headquarters. Demographics According to the 2011 Bangladesh census, Mahamudnagar |
Both countries have automobile industries, and both trade cars. | 両国共に自動車産業を持ち、両国共に自動車の貿易を行う。 |
is 80 iv good in pokemon go? | Reminder : a "80% IV pokemon" is not 20% less strong than a 100%. In combat, 80% IV translates into only 2-3% weaker than a 100% IV. I've seen casual players getting influenced into behaving the same. |
do you have to refrigerate homemade nut butter? | Nut butter will keep for a long time in your pantry—up to two years, if for some reason you don't crack open that jar. ... A natural nut butter made with nuts and little else, on the other hand, will go rancid more quickly and should be refrigerated after opening. |
The Jawahar tunnel has been operational since 22 December 1956. | El túnel Jawahar ha estado en funcionamiento desde el 22 de diciembre de 1956. |
Zambia is the world's second biggest producer, with its Kafubu River area deposits (Kagem Mines) about 45 km (28 mi) southwest of Kitwe responsible for 20% of the world's production of gem-quality stones in 2004. | Zàmbia és el segon major productor del món, amb els seus dipòsits de la zona del riu Kafubu (mines Kagem), a uns 45 km al sud-oest de Kitwe, responsable del 20% de la producció mundial de pedres de qualitat gemma en 2004. |
Who likes Big & Rich? | I have their cds and have nealr memorized all the songs on them.......my favorites include "Blow My Mind", "Leap of Faith", "Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)", "I Pray For You", "Holy Water", and "Big Time"........i like all of their songs! And yes Somebody's got to be unafraid to lead the freak parade!\n\n"Somebody's got to be unafraid to lead the freak parade\nSomebody's got to be unafraid to lead the freak parade\nSomebody's got to be unafraid to lead the freak parade\nTo lead the freak, to lead the freak, to lead the freak parade" |
Customary land rights have not been respected, with families without formal land title being persistently disadvantaged in the compensation process despite Rio Tinto’s commitment to respecting traditional land tenure . | Обычное земельное право не соблюдается: семьи, у которых отсутствует официально оформленное право собственности на землю, постоянно ущемляются при выплате компенсаций, несмотря на обязательства Rio Tinto признавать традиционные формы землевладения. |
2014 Australian motorcycle Grand Prix | Gran Premio motociclistico d'Australia 2014 |
I saw Tom doing that just a few hours ago. | Eu vi o Tom fazendo isso há apenas algumas horas. |
Loughlinstown | Baile Uí Lachnáin |
Peter Hayler punched 14-year-old in face following anti-social behaviour .
Left teenager with broken teeth and two black eyes .
Appeal thrown out and he has been ordered to pay £250 compensation .
Judge said Hayler did not cause the 'far-from-trivial injuries' in self-defence .
Hayler has branded the conviction as 'absolutely amazing' | By . James Rush . PUBLISHED: . 07:34 EST, 14 May 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 14:00 EST, 14 May 2013 . Peter Hayler (pictured with his wife Jean) has been ordered to pay £250 compensation to a 14-year-old boy he punched in the face . A former school governor who punched a teenage boy in anger as he defended his home from vandals has been ordered to pay him £250 compensation. Peter Hayler, 58, was also landed with a criminal record after he snapped and confronted the 14-year old-boy when police failed to act over damage to a dry stone wall. The victim, who was punched in the face, was left with broken teeth, and two black eyes. Although prosecutors accepted there was a 'background of antisocial behaviour' they said the assault on the unnamed boy was 'unprovoked'. Hayler, of Newchurch, Lancashire, who served as a Labour councillor for Rossendale Borough Council in the late 1990s, later appeared in a magistrates’ court and was convicted of battery. He was also fined £300 as well as the compensation order. Details of the case emerged for the first time as the grandfather lost his appeal against his conviction at Burnley Crown Court. He told the court he thought the boy was going to spit at him, and claimed the teenager raised his right arm with the intention of hitting him. Hayler said he responded by instinctively striking a blow with his right fist. Judge Ian Leeming, sitting with two justices, threw out the appeal, despite 'impressive references' from former MPs and the former leader of Lancashire County Council, Hazel Harding, and ordered Hayler to pay further costs of £620. The judge said: 'He did punch and cause these far-from-trivial injuries, not in self-defence. We are sure he did not believe he was about to be attacked.' The former councillor said the old dry stone wall was repeatedly vandalised . The wall was left seriously damaged with stones and earth left scattered on the ground . Peter Hayler said his conviction was 'absolutely amazing' and said his family was 'disappointed' at the verdict . But speaking after the hearing, Hayler a former governor at Crawshawbooth and Waterfoot Primary Schools branded his conviction 'absolutely amazing'. The grandfather, whose wife Jean is also a former Rossendale councillor, said: 'Our family are all disappointed at the verdict. 'In law, a jury would convict only if . there was overriding evidence of guilt and any doubt would deem the . defendant as not guilty. 'The youths were witnessed vandalising my . property, but have lied about the extent of the vandalism. 'The police have been ineffectual in investigating a series of vandalism, despite numerous calls from my wife. Damage to the dry stone wall to the rear of Peter and Jean Hayler's house . Hayler has said the police failed to respond to reports of vandalism at his home in Newchurch, Lancashire . Hayler lost his temper following vandalism to a very old dry stone wall at the back of his home. Pictured is repair work to the wall . 'The . fact that I have been arrested, and subsequently convicted of assault . by battering, is absolutely amazing as I have no previous convictions . for any offence whatsoever. 'I feel that it is reprehensible that . the police have chosen to pursue the victim of anti-social behaviour in . favour of a group of vandals,' he added. Earlier the court heard how vandals had caused costly damage to the wall in the weeks before the assault in May last year. Reports had been made to police, but no action had been taken and Hayler lost his temper. Prosecutor . Bob Sastry accepted there was a 'background of antisocial behaviour' regarding the wall, but there was no evidence that the boy in question . was involved. Hayler said the youths were witnessed vandalising his property . Prosecutor Bob Sastry accepted there was a 'background of antisocial behaviour' regarding the wall, but there was no evidence that the boy in question was involved . |
The Romans usually depicted the Parthians as fierce warriors but also as a culturally refined people; recipes for Parthian dishes in the cookbook Apicius exemplifies their admiration for Parthian cuisine. | Les Romains représentent habituellement les Parthes comme de valeureux guerriers mais également comme un peuple culturellement raffiné ; les recettes de cuisine parthes rédigées dans le livre attribué à Apicius démontrent leur admiration de la cuisine parthe. |
I should've won the race. | Yarışı kazanmalıydım. |
what is the difference between mechanical soft and pureed? | A puréed diet is made up of foods that require no chewing, such as mashed potatoes and pudding. Other foods may be blended or strained to make them the right consistency. ... A mechanical soft diet is made up of foods that require less chewing than in a regular diet. |
Ricky begins marketing G's name on other items to increase sales. | Ricky comienza a comercializar el nombre de G en otros artículos para aumentar las ventas. |
how to change facebook page tag name? | ['Click About on the left side of your Page (see image above).', "Click Edit next to your Page's name (see image above).", 'Enter a new Page name and click Continue (see image below).', 'Review your request and click Request Change. source.'] |
of the gathering they extinguished the last candle in the room and sat for a moment in darkness. The first official Secular Solstice event was held in 2013 in New York City and was funded through Kickstarter. In 2014, secular solstice events were also held in Oakland, California (in the Humanist Hall at the Fellowship of Humanity), as well as in Seattle, San Diego, and | winter solstice (or a nearby convenient date) by secular groups such as the Sunday Assembly and the rationalist community. Background The origin of the secular solstice began after Arnold invited 20 friends to his house in 2011 for a holiday gathering. There, they "ate some food, sang some songs, and lit some candles" and "told stories about why the universe was the way it was and about what kind of people we wanted to be". At the end of the gathering they extinguished the last candle in the room and sat for a |
take part in the solution of international projects. On the lab basis almost one hundred of interesting diploma works, semester projects and scientific and specialized works of student were awarded several awards also on international level. Currently LPS is internationally recognized centre of e-learning technologies and the centre of preparation of network specialists in the Slovak Republic. Excellent results which were achieved over the long-term in the area of pilot projects, found positive response among the experts not only in the Slovak Republic but also abroad. Regional academy based on LPS acquired several international award (Paris 2000, Copenhagen 2002 – academy of the year in the region Europe, Middle East and Africa) and in 2001 the lab received an award at a conference COFAX from the ATM Association in the Slovak Republic for the set of „Pilot Project“. The latest CNL award is the award of the „Project of the Year” received by RCNA at CNL in Valencia (Spain) in September 2005 at an annual conference of more than 3000 schools involved in the NetAcad project in Europe for the project “IP Telephony for the academic sphere in the Slovak Republic“. Appreciation of the results achieved within CNL is underlined by the fact that Mr. F. Jakab was received the prize “IT personality of the year 2006“ that is awarded every year by the representatives of the most significant IT media and informal associations in the Slovak Republic as the only person from TUKE at all. The lab is frequently visited by renowned experts from foreign university departments as a part of the programs of internships and placements. CNL activities and function Implementation of teaching of disciplines oriented on the computer networks and network infrastructures in the field of Computer Technology and Informatics studies, Coordination of implementation of the NetAcad Program (Network Academic Program Cisco) within the educational process at the Technical University, Operation of the Regional Network Academy CISCO (RCNA), Preparation of teachers and students for internationally recognized | teaching in the respective area, but also for extensive specialized and research activities implemented on the lab basis. The lab offers an integrated educational process in the field of information and communication technologies emphasizing the issue of computer networks, their design, administration and management. In the lab premises specialized teaching of courses and events oriented on network technologies and teaching within NetAcad program (network academy program CISCO) is implemented. LPS has university significance currently offering teaching for more than 200 students of the Technical University annually. The lab is built in cooperation with a whole range of other external sponsors, especially Cisco Systems Company. In cooperation with T-com (Slovak Telecom, a.s.) and experimental nod of the WAN network with access to WAN ATM ST, a.s. as the first experimental and training segment on the basis of the ATM technology in the Technical University Campus and the first specialized work station in the Slovak Republic and the Czech Republic for training of network specialists on the basis of the network academy program Cisco-NetAcad was built in the premises of LPS. The lab has at its disposal the videoconference systems for organization of IP videoconferences. In LPS successful functional model of involvement of students in the scientific and research activities was built. The students are admitted in the LPS on the basis of internal selection proceedings and after they become members of LPS they take part in the solution of international projects. On the lab basis almost one hundred of interesting diploma works, semester projects and scientific and specialized works of student were awarded several awards also on international level. Currently LPS is internationally recognized centre of e-learning technologies and |
There are only a few remnants of the causeway which linked the pyramid with the valley and the Valley Temple. | Hi ha només unes poques restes de la calçada que unia la piràmide amb la vall i el Temple de la Vall. |
C., Olivera B.M. & Bouchet P. (2015). One, four or 100 genera? A new classification of the cone snails. Journal of Molluscan Studies. 81: 1-23 External links To World Register of | The height of the shell attains 24 mm. Distribution This species occurs in the Atlantic Ocean off Brazil. References Petuch E.J. & Myers R.F. (2014) Additions to the cone shell faunas |
is nidrr part of nih? | Description: The National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) is part of the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS), U.S. Department of Education. |
The desk has two monitors on it by the window. | there is a desk with two computers by the window |
How do you get top writer? | What is good advice for someone who wants to become a Top Writer? |
While we watch but refuse to see, and indeed listen but refuse to hear, my dear Zimbabwe is slowly but definetely sliding into an open confrontation....yes....WAR. It would be of a kind that SADC/AU cant control as the combatants are not signatory to any agreement(s) they control. | Mientras miramos y nos negamos a ver, y oímos pero no escuchamos, mi querido Zimbabue se desliza lenta pero inexorablemente en una confrontación abierta... sí... GUERRA. Será de un tipo que la SADC/AU no puede controlar porque los combatientes no serán firmantes de ninguno de sus acuerdos. |
of that year, he specialized in custom wine cellars. The current 250,000 sq. ft. facility takes up a full city block. Products Wine Cellar Innovations offers premade wine racks for retail sale as well as custom services. Clients can send in their room measurements and discuss their needs to have wine racks designed specifically for their space. Wine Cellar Innovations offers SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) certified redwood for all their wine cellar and wine racking products. Stained products are stained with low VOC Waterboard Stains, which limit compounds released into the environment. Patents In 2006, a trademark was filed for WineZone and approved in 2008. WineZone is an air handling and ductless split cooling system for wine cellars. With both air and water condenser options. In September 2014, a patent was filed for the WineZone Wine Shelf. One month later, a second trademark was filed for the WineZone Wine Shelf and approved in June 2015. This patent and trademark was for racks or shelves used for storing and displaying beverages. The patent number 2016/0066713A1 was published and approved in March 2016. Tony Wilke is listed as the inventor. Notable Wine Cellars The company's custom design capabilities allow contractors, architects, and their clientele to experience color 3D virtual walk-throughs of their cellars before construction begins. Some notable wine cellars designed and built by Wine Cellar Innovations include: The Huggins’ wine cellar (residential)- Home of Bob Huggins, NCAA Coach Eddie Merlot's – Restaurant Chain in the Midwest United States. Wine Cellar Innovations has designed wine cellars for 12 Eddie Merlot's locations. World of Wines – Retail Store in Williamsburg, VA Wine Cellar | founded by Jim Deckebach in 1984. They design, craft, and install commercial and residential wine cellars. As of 2017, they employed about 120 people. Their manufacturing takes place in Cincinnati, Ohio and most of their production is for U.S. customers, though they have completed projects for clients in Australia and other countries abroad. In the Media In June 2012, Wine Cellar Innovations was featured on The DIY Network's The Good, Better, Best Show which features home improvement transformations and room renovations. The Wine Cellar Innovations interview featured Erica Fisk from Wine Cellar Innovations and talked about custom modular racks for wine storage. These modular wine racks were used in Season 1, Episode 11, in the basement of homeowners Jeff and Anita. In a 2011 interview with WNKU radio, Wine Cellar Innovations marketing manager Erica Fisk discussed the company's founding and business model. "We have specialized in wine cellar racking- the manufacturing of it -and just that, since 1984. In doing that, we've created a special niche operation here." In January 2011, West Virginia Illustrated (WVi) featured an article and video of NCAA's Bob Huggins’ home renovation, including a gold series wine rack from Wine Cellar Innovations. The article and video have since been removed from the WVi website due to requests for the family's privacy. “Ask the Decorator” author Meghan Carter interviewed Jack Diener, the Sales Manager of Wine Cellar Innovations on wine racks and proper wine storage. In March 2012, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Homefinder featured an article about wine cellars which included wine cellar tips from Erik Kuehne of Wine Cellar Innovations. Founding After studying in France in 1973, Jim Deckebach developed a love of fine wines and foods. He returned |
Compatibility with the SDHC format could be achieved by a third party vendor add-on. | SDHC formatı ile uyumluluk, bir üçüncü taraf satıcı eklentisi tarafından gerçekleştirilebilir. |
Development (DARHARD). Divisions and units Divisions Animal Resources Research Crop Development Research Natural Resources Management Research Agricultural Engineering Research Human Resources Development and Training Units Socio Economics Unit Planning and Statistics Unit Communication and Public Relations Unit Management Dr. Iyassu Ghebretatios, | Divisions Animal Resources Research Crop Development Research Natural Resources Management Research Agricultural Engineering Research Human Resources Development and Training Units Socio Economics Unit Planning and Statistics Unit Communication and Public Relations Unit Management Dr. Iyassu Ghebretatios, Director General of |
Board-a-Match Teams (1) 2012 Runners-up North American Bridge Championships (4) Nail Life Master Open Pairs (1) 2012 Wagar Women's Knockout Teams (2) 2008, 2013 Sternberg Women's Board-a-Match Teams (1) 2011 Personal life Wortel currently resides in Oslo, Norway, where she works as a biology researcher at the University of Oslo. She is a mother of one child. Notes References External links (mathematics) Wortel at Systems Bioinformatics Bridge Kids: Meike Wortel talks about junior bridge audio-video conversation at YouTube (6 August 2010) FIDE profile (chess) 1982 births Dutch contract | Federation (WBF) meet in October 2014, she won one teams gold medal and one pairs silver medal. Thus she became a World Women Grand Master. In the European Bridge League championships she played on three Dutch teams that won gold medals, the 2005 under-26 Women (Girls), the 2007 under-26 (Juniors), and the 2007 Women. In world championship competition, Wortel was a member of the 6-woman team that won the quadrennial McConnell Cup (women teams) at Sanya, China in October 2014. She played with Marion Michielsen. At the same meet, she and Jacek Pszczoła finished second in the World Mixed Pairs |
(l) (198 km) Haaren (l) Lethe (l) Westergate (left branch of Weser river) Schönebecker Aue (r) Lesum (r) (10 km) Hamme (48 km) Scharmbecker Bach (r) Wienbeck (r) Beek (r) Wümme (118 km) Wörpe (r) Wieste (r) Rodau (l) Vissel (l) Wiedau (l) Veerse (l) Fintau (l) Ochtum (l) Delme (l) Varreler Bäke (l) Hache (l) Aller (r) (211 km) Gohbach (r) (20 km) Lehrde (r) (22 km) Böhme (r) (68 km) Fulde (r) (11 km) Warnau (r) Bomlitz (r) Leine (l) (281 km) Grindau (r) (11 km) Westaue (l) Südaue (r) Möseke (r) Sachsenhäger Aue Rodenberger Aue Fösse (l) Ihme (l) (16 km) Innerste (r) (95 km) Lamme (l) Nette (l) (43 km) Haller (l) Saale (l) Aue (tributary of the Leine) (r) Ilme (l) Dieße (r) Rhume (r) (48 km) Söse (r) (38 km) Große Söse (l headstream) Kleine Söse (r headstream) Große Limpig (r) Eipenke (l) Ospenke (l) Lerbach (r) (8 km) Apenke (l) Große Bremke (r) Wellbeek (r) Uferbach (r) Sulpebach (r) Markau (r) Bierbach (r) Dornkesbach (r) Goldbach (r) Salza (l) Dorster Mühlenbach (l) Oder (r) (56 km) Pöhlder Beber (l) Sperrlutter (r) Lutter (tributary of the Oder) (r) (2.2 | km) Lehrde (r) (22 km) Böhme (r) (68 km) Fulde (r) (11 km) Warnau (r) Bomlitz (r) Leine (l) (281 km) Grindau (r) (11 km) Westaue (l) Südaue (r) Möseke (r) Sachsenhäger Aue Rodenberger Aue Fösse (l) Ihme (l) (16 km) Innerste (r) (95 km) Lamme (l) Nette (l) (43 km) Haller (l) Saale (l) Aue (tributary of the Leine) (r) Ilme (l) Dieße (r) Rhume (r) (48 km) Söse (r) (38 km) Große Söse (l headstream) Kleine Söse (r headstream) Große Limpig (r) Eipenke (l) Ospenke (l) Lerbach (r) (8 km) Apenke (l) Große Bremke (r) Wellbeek (r) Uferbach (r) Sulpebach (r) Markau (r) Bierbach (r) Dornkesbach (r) Goldbach (r) Salza (l) Dorster Mühlenbach (l) Oder (r) (56 km) Pöhlder Beber (l) Sperrlutter (r) Lutter (tributary of the Oder) (r) (2.2 km) Sieber (r) (35 km) Garte (r) (23 km) Wietze (l) (30 km) Örtze (r) ( 55 km) Wietze (r) (29 km) Fuhse (l) (98 km) Erse (r) Lachte (r) (38 km) Lutter (tributary of the Lachte) (r) Köttelbeck (l) Schmalwasser (l) Oker (l) (105 km) Schunter (r) (58 km) Wabe (l) Lutter (tributary of the Schunter) (l) Altenau (r) Warne (l) Ilse (r) (40 km) Ecker (r) Radau (r) Abzucht (l) (12.1 km) Gose (l) (13 km) Gelmke (r) (10 km) Dörpke (r) Ise (r) (50 km) Meerbach (r) Große Aue (l) Aue (tributary of the Weser) (r) Werre (l) (North Rhine-Westphalia) Else (l) (35 km) Warmenau (r) Hase (169 km) Hamel (r) Emmer (l) Ilse (r) Lenne (r) Schwülme (r) Ahle (r) Fulda Werra Ems Ems (, into the North Sea) Knockster Tief (r) Fehntjer Tief (r) Fehntjer Tief (southern branch) Fehntjer Tief (northern branch) Flumm (r) Leda (r) (29 km) Jümme (r) Barßeler Tief Soeste (l) Sagter Ems (l) Nordradde (r) Hase (r) Mittelradde (r) |
The only B-47s to see anything that resembled combat were these reconnaissance variants. | Les seuls B-47 qui réalisent des missions s'approchant de véritables situations de combat sont les variantes de reconnaissance. |
If everybody is so mad about my questions/comments about america, the bombings, Bush, the whole government...? | so, are you still here then? anymore intelligent thoughts about to come out of your ugly mouth? |
He highly valued works by Duchamp, de Chirico, Miró, Ernst and others, but nevertheless summarised the exhibition as a "salad of exaggeratedness and bad taste". | Он высоко оценивал работы Дюшана, де Кирико, Миро, Эрнста и других, но, тем не менее, охарактеризовал выставку как «салат из преувеличений и дурного вкуса». |
Will ExxonMobil stocks continue to rise or fall? | Over the next 50 years, their product will be replaced in many markets. They have the resources and ability to adapt to and command future energy sources. I'd bet they have the wisdom to do so. |
why was ymir turned into a titan? | She was taken to paradis' walls and transformed into a Titan for 70 years. Ymir was a member of the Marleyan commonwealth as an Eldian, and when she was a child, she was chosen as a sort of messiah for the Eldian people in Marley. ... This is the truth and the actual way Ymir became a Titan. |
how dangerous is it to have low blood pressure? | Even moderate forms of low blood pressure can cause dizziness, weakness, fainting and a risk of injury from falls. And severely low blood pressure can deprive your body of enough oxygen to carry out its functions, leading to damage to your heart and brain. |
Euronymous shut Helvete in early 1993 when it began to draw the attention of the police and media. | Euronymous fecharia a Helvete no início de 1993 quando ela começou a chamar a atenção da polícia e da mídia. |
stadium for the football teams Umeå IK and Umeå | the football teams Umeå IK and Umeå FC References |
Its first judges were General Rufus Putnam, General Benjamin Tupper, and Colonel Archibald Crary. | Ses premiers juges étaient les généraux Rufus Putnam et Benjamin Tupper ainsi que le colonel Archibald Crary. |
(14) ROOKIE: Included in "Kiseki - Nao Oikawa Super Collection 8 Hours Special". | (14) ROOKIE : Inclus dans "Kiseki - Nao Oikawa Super Collection 8 Hours Special". |
In addition, Fitra Ismu, during the period 2005-2007, had already served as facilitator for donations made by the Indonesian Embassy in Mexico to several institutions in Mexico, including the National Museum of Cultures in Mexico City. | Selain itu, Fitra Ismu, selama periode 2005-2007, bertugas sebagai fasilitator dalam proses pemberian sumbangan barang seni dan budaya Indonesia yang dilakukan oleh Kedutaan Besar Indonesia di Meksiko kepada beberapa institusi di Meksiko, termasuk Museo Nacional de las Culturas di Mexico City. |
what breed of dog is in toy story | Bull Terrier The Bull Terrier is a breed of dog in the terrier family. There is also a miniature version of this breed which is officially known as the Miniature Bull Terrier. |
a Dutch researcher and associate professor at Drew University, who worked as a curator of African Ethnology at the American Museum of Natural History and best known for his work on the history and distribution of traditional mancala games. He is also editor of Board Game Studies, the main scientific journal on the history of board games. De Voogt began studying mancala in the 1990s, while he was in Zanzibar studying Swahili. At the time, he began analyzing the rules and strategies of the Bao mancala game (one of the most complex mancala games) by interviewing acknowledged Zanzibari "Bao masters". In 1995 he published his PhD thesis Limits of the Mind: Towards a Characterization of Bao Mastership where he analyzed the intellectual abilities required to master the Bao game. The work on Bao set the basis for all subsequent research activities by De Voogt. Among the many mancala games De Voogt has been collecting information on and studying there are Katro (Madagascar), Owela (Namibia), Warri (Barbados), Hawalis (Oman), Ohvalhu (Maldives), Mangaley (Syria) and Olinda Keliya (Sri Lanka). | Katro (Madagascar), Owela (Namibia), Warri (Barbados), Hawalis (Oman), Ohvalhu (Maldives), Mangaley (Syria) and Olinda Keliya (Sri Lanka). Selected writings Limits of the mind: Towards a characterisation of the bao mastership, 1995 New approaches to board games research: asian origins and future perspectives, 1995 Mancala Board Games, British Museum Press, Londra 1997 Seeded players: East African game of Bao, Natural History, New York, 1998. Distribution of mancala board games: A methodological Inquiry, «Board Games Studies» 2, 1999, pp. 104–114. (with H. H. L. M. Donkers and J. W. H. M Uiterwijk) Human versus machine problem-solving: Winning openings in Dakon, in «Board Games Studies», 3, pp. 79–88, 2000 (with H. H. L. M. Donkers and J. W. H. M. Uiterwijk) Mancala games: Topics in mathematics and artificial intelligence, in Proceedings of the Colloquium Board Games in Academia IV, Fribourg: Edition Universitaire 2001, pp. 133–146. (with F. Gobet and J. Retschitzki) Moves in Mind: The Psychology of Board Games. Psychology Press, Hove 2004. "A question of excellence, a century of African masters". |
State University of New York Press (published May 16, 1996). pp. 69. | State University of New York Press (δημοσιεύθηκε May 16, 1996), σελ. 69. |
Wrześcienko | Wrzescénkò |
by corals "Coral shaped stone" or staghorn stone, | by corals "Coral shaped stone" or staghorn stone, |
Orlov studied gymnastics in Moscow, and was trained as coach. | Orlov lehrte Gymnastik in Moskau und wurde dort zum Trainer ausgebildet. |
who is in the lead with early voting for the govenor race in texas? | Rick Perry...go kinky!! |
My girlfriend wanted money for eye-liner, I asked myself #WhatWouldMagufuliDo ; we used office marker pens instead pic.twitter.com/mdQL7OdRFr — Dave (@MyUglyMustache) November 26, 2015 I wanted to take my wife to a resort in ZNZ then i thought #WhatWouldMagufuliDo so i filled up the bathtub with water & salt now we chilling — Mahmud (@MahmudKullane) November 26, 2015 | Моя девушка просила деньги на подводку, но я спросил себя: #WhatWouldMagufuliDo? |
It is a widespread and common species in Trinidad, less so in Venezuela. | Es un ave muy extendida y común en Trinidad y en menor medida en Venezuela. |
written lyrics for songs that have been recorded by multiple artists, including Billy Kemp & the Paradise Rockers and Mojo Filter. He has won the Deems Taylor Award from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers four times (in 2002, 2005, 2014, and 2016). Books Born in the U.S.A. (a book about Bruce Springsteen's album of | won the Deems Taylor Award from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers four times (in 2002, 2005, 2014, and 2016). Books Born in the U.S.A. (a book about Bruce Springsteen's album of the same name; part of the 33⅓ series) (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2005) References Living people The Washington Post journalists American music critics Year of birth missing |
are dish and hbo still fighting? | No 'Game': Dish-HBO Fight at Five Months. Dish Network and HBO continue to be at loggerheads five months after the premium channel went dark to about 3 million of the satellite-TV service provider's customers. ... We do not foresee HBO and Cinemax returning to Dish or Sling before Game of Thrones premieres.” |
how to find the difference between two time columns in sql? | To calculate the difference between two dates in different columns, we use the two columns createdDate and LastLogin of the registration table and apply the DATEDIFF function on these columns. To find the difference between the two dates in different columns, we need two dates from the different columns. |
how long does doxycycline take to work for bronchitis? | For adults, the normal dose of oral doxycycline is 200 mg on the first day of treatment. Usually you take that as two 100-mg doses, 12 hours apart. After this initial dose, people usually take a maintenance dose of 100 mg daily for seven to 10 days. |
Help , allergic problem here!!? | I have the same problem, My mom used dove dish washing soap. She said it gave us bubbles plus we didn't leave rings in the tub. They also have dove shower gel that would work as well. My son uses Oatmeal bath it works very well! He had very sensitive skin. There is also Johnston's Lavender baby bath I love it. (baby section) I am allergic to Aloe so I feel your pain. Good luck. |
Truncation Error when I try to create a Array of values | Is floating point math broken? |
The cardinals had decided as early as their first meeting on 24 July to use the Sistine Chapel for the balloting and assembly of the conclave. | Cardinalii hotărâseră încă de la prima lor întrunire la 24 iulie să folosească Capela Sixtină ca loc de întâlnire al conclavului și de numărare a voturilor. |
"The New York Times continues its coverage of tourism towns in Morocco, especially in Marakkesh. | تواصل جريدة نيويورك تايمز تغطيتها للمدن السياحية في المغرب و خصوصا مدينة مراكش. |
Johanna) have completely neutered Shelley's clever notion of a hero incompatible with his surroundings by replacing the monster with a flesh-and-blood human with no backstory, turning him into a supposed equal rather than a misunderstood outcast. Without a clear understanding of his psychology or past (How was he treated in the orphanage? How does he feel about his parents' absence for most of his life?), his random killing spree seems simply incomprehensible and vile." In 2010, film won Special Jury Prize at Sarajevo Film Festival. References External links 2010 films 2010 drama films Hungarian films Hungarian-language films Hungarian films based on plays Films directed by Kornél Mundruczó Frankenstein | Lili Monori as mother Miklós Székely B. as father Production The film was produced by Proton Cinema with co-production support from fellow Hungarian companies Filmpartners and Laokoon Film, Germany's Essential Filmproduktion and Austria's KGP Produktion. It received 150 million HUF (€540,000) in support from the Motion Picture Public Foundation of Hungary and 145,000 Euro from the Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung in Germany. The total budget was €1.6 million. Reception Peter Brunette of The Hollywood Reporter was highly critical of the film: "One wonders what the grand poobahs at the Cannes Film Festival were thinking when they chose "Tender Son -- The Frankenstein Project," a disastrously bad Hungarian film, for the competition. It's pokey and pretentious, and all character motivations, which are often contradictory if not ridiculously illogical, seem based on the film's symbolic needs rather than on real-life psychological desires." In Variety, Boyd van Hoeij was disappointed with how the filmmakers had bypassed the original novel's mythological allusions: "Mundruczo and regular co-scripter Yvette Biro (Delta, Johanna) have completely |
seeded No. 1 through No. 8 according to their final conference standing, with a tiebreaker system used to seed teams with an identical number of points accumulated. The top four seeded teams each earn home ice and host one of the lower seeded teams. The winners of the first round series advance to the Van Andel Arena for the WCHA Final Five, a holdover from previous tournaments where it was used as the collective name of the quarterfinal, semifinal, and championship rounds. The Final Five uses a single-elimination format. Teams are re-seeded No. 1 through No. 4 according to the final regular season conference standings. Conference Standings Note: GP = Games Played; W = Wins; | participate in the tournament. Teams are seeded No. 1 through No. 8 according to their final conference standing, with a tiebreaker system used to seed teams with an identical number of points accumulated. The top four seeded teams each earn home ice and host one of the lower seeded teams. The winners of the first round series advance to the Van Andel Arena for the WCHA Final Five, a holdover from previous tournaments where it was used as the collective name of the quarterfinal, semifinal, and championship rounds. The Final Five uses a single-elimination format. Teams are re-seeded No. 1 through No. 4 according to the final regular season conference standings. Conference Standings Note: GP = Games Played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; PTS = Points; GF = Goals For; GA = Goals Against Bracket Teams are reseeded after the first round Note: * denotes overtime periods Results First round All times are local. (1) Ferris State vs. (8) Bemidji State (2) Minnesota State vs. (7) Northern |
Houses around the perimeter of the park were demolished and the land they stood on incorporated into the park. | As casas em volta do perímetro do parque foram demolidas e os terrenos em que se erguiam incorporados no parque. |
The average feeding dive off California and Baja lasts 6 minutes, with a maximum of 17 minutes; when traveling or resting they usually dive for only a few minutes at a time. | As inmersións na zona de California e Baixa California duran uns 6 minutos, cun máximo de 17 minutos; viaxando ou descansando só se somerxen durante uns minutos cada vez. |
There is essentially no disagreement that the standard form of the official language in Moldova is identical to standard Romanian. | Pada dasarnya tidak ada ketidaksepakatan bahwa bentuk standar bahasa resmi Moldova sama dengan bahasa Rumania standar. |
In an effort to maximize the good news, Warner Communications decided to spin off Nickelodeon and the rapidly growing phenomenon MTV as a public company (MTV Networks). | En un esfuerzo por maximizar las buenas noticias, Warner Communications decidió escindir Nickelodeon y el fenómeno de rápido crecimiento MTV como una empresa pública (MTV Networks). |
The colonization effort proved to be a difficult undertaking on such a vast continent, and indigenous slave labor was quickly turned to for agricultural workforce needs. | Lo sforzo di colonizzazione si rivelò essere un'impresa ardua su un continente talmente vasto; la forza lavoro servile indigena venne rapidamente rivolta alle più immediate necessità agricole. |
Province. It is a class 3 railway station located from Bangkok railway station. References Railway | class 3 railway station located from Bangkok railway station. |
But properly understood and wisely practiced, identity politics should expand our idea of what it is to be human. | Men med sann förståelse och med klok tillämpning, borde identitetspolitik vidga vår idé om vad det innebär att vara människa. |
issue: Henry High Sheriff of County Galway, 1701 William High Sheriff of County Galway, 1711 Catherine, married Major Hugh Galbraith of Capard Alice, married Captain William Colles of Sligo Daughter (name unknown), married a Mr. Nethercott Daughter (name unknown), married Mr. Ormsby of Tubbervaddy Daughter (name unknown), married Mr. Hickman of County Clare Sarah, married John Blakeney of Castle Blakeney Genealogy Persse founded a dynasty that was to dominate society in Galway and Connacht into the early 20th century. The family was prolific, members including: William | Colles of Sligo Daughter (name unknown), married a Mr. Nethercott Daughter (name unknown), married Mr. Ormsby of Tubbervaddy Daughter (name unknown), married Mr. Hickman of County Clare Sarah, married John Blakeney of Castle Blakeney Genealogy Persse founded a dynasty that was to dominate society in Galway and Connacht into the early 20th century. The family was prolific, members including: William Persse, Irish volunteer (c. 1728 – 1802) Henry Stratford Persse, writer (died 1833) Sarah Persse, suffragist, fl. 1899 Augusta, Lady Gregory, Irish nationalist, landlord, author and dramatist (1852–1932) Hugh Lane, Irish art dealer, collector and gallery director (1875–1915) References |
At Harrison College, one of Barbados’ elite secondary schools, Emtage found himself in another positive learning environment. | В колледже Харрисона, одной из элитных школ Барбадоса, Эмтаж также оказался в благоприятной для обучения среде. |
What is the world's most populous country? | Dünyanın en kalabalık ülkesi nedir? |
For winning the Super Bowl, Manning and the Giants received a victory parade in Manhattan and were honored with symbolic keys to the city by mayor Michael Bloomberg. | Após ganhar o Super Bowl, Manning e os Giants desfilaram em Manhattan e foram homenageados com chaves simbólicas da cidade pelo prefeito Michael Bloomberg. |
hypertension has normotension in a clinical setting Megahenry (MH), an SI unit of inductance Metal-halide lamp, a type of electrical gas-discharge lamp MH Message Handling System, an email client MH, a symbol for a silt of high plasticity in the Unified Soil Classification System Millihenry (mH), an SI unit of inductance Other uses Mh (digraph), in linguistics MH (album), an album by Marques Houston Marques Houston (born 1981), American R&B singer and actor Marshallese language, ISO 639-1 language code 'mh' Master of Humanities, a graduate degree in the United States Medal of Honor (disambiguation), awarded by several countries Mount Hood | Turkish residential district Maharashtra, a state of western India (ISO 3166-2 code MH) Marshall Islands (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code and postal symbol MH) County Meath, Ireland (code MH) Montserrat (FIPS PUB 10-4 territory code MH) People Politics Mohammad Hatta, 1st Vice President of Indonesia, 3rd Prime Minister of Indonesia, 4th Minister of Defense of Indonesia and 4th Foreign Minister of Indonesia Musicians Michael Hutchence, frontman and lead singer of Australian rock band INXS Technologists Michael Hood, internet researcher Science and technology .mh, the Internet country code top-level domain for Marshall Islands |
It cannot be described in words. | Это невозможно описать словами. |
Is this a form of epilepsy by any chance, or just Sleep Paralysis, or something else even? | You aren't just about to drift off to sleep, you have actually been asleep and the brain is transitioning into REM,or 3rd stage of sleep. In preparation, the brain paralyzes the muscles of the body so you don't act out your dreams. For whatever reason, your are being jolted out of this stage into a lighter state. From what you say, it sounds like you are starting to snore, and the snork could be the snore that is startling you. If you are sleeping on your back, this could be due to your own tongue slipping back in your mouth, partially blocking your airway, and as you gasp/snore for breath, you wake yourself. You aren't completely waking, but it's enough for you to be partially aware. Jolting out of the transition is somewhat like catching your computer just as it starts going into standby mode, and asking it to do a file search. It would do some wiggy things in the next seconds, as it converted from the standby to full working mode. Your brain is not much different. You are entering dream sleep, so wiggy hallucinations, as you called them, happen then. The brain in dream state is not fully functioning in the same way it does when you are fully awake. Because you are being jolted out of the transition/3rd stage back into the lighter 1st stage, you are getting some funky impressions before things settle back down again.\n Try sleeping on your side, at least for falling asleep. Try adjusting your pillow to support you neck a little better. Andjust relax about it all. There's nothing abnormal in any of this, is the way things are supposed to work, except you aren't supposed to be aware of it all happening. Snorks and all, it's all normal. Nothing to worry about, nothing to lose sleep over. |
Chiyonofuji Mitsugu | Тиёнофудзи Мицугу |
Simultaneously, the neo-Sophists threaten to expand rhetoric beyond a point of coherent theoretical value. | Samal ajal ähvardavad neosofistid laiendada retoorikat kui sidusat teoreetilist väärtust. |
cancellation. Series description The premise of the show revolved around the idea of Gary Busey teaching Adam de la Peña all about the world. In one episode, for example, de la Peña complained to Busey about his lack of a love life. Busey helped de la Peña become more confident by setting him up with a date and then feeding him lines through an earpiece. During that episode, Busey told Adam to tell the girl that he had "a Loch Ness monster in his pants." Much of the humor revolved around Busey-isms, short statements that Busey would give about the world around him. For example: "Fear is the dark room where the devil develops his negatives." After such a phrase, the camera would cut to de la Peña's confused reaction, or to one of his short, confessional-style monologues. In the first episode, Busey told one of his most perplexing Buseyisms: "try" meaning "tomorrow's really yesterday". Busey explained that when you say you'll "try", you're really just lying to yourself, having already decided in your mind that you're never going to attempt that | one of his short, confessional-style monologues. In the first episode, Busey told one of his most perplexing Buseyisms: "try" meaning "tomorrow's really yesterday". Busey explained that when you say you'll "try", you're really just lying to yourself, having already decided in your mind that you're never going to attempt that which you claim you'll "try". Thus, all the poor decisions you made yesterday, you'll continue to make tomorrow. de la Peña went full circle in the last episode of the series, using the "try" Buseyism on another young writer whom Busey had started mentoring after de la Peña began hanging out with Andy Dick. The show made an effort to appear to be as completely real as possible. However, it was later revealed that much of the show was improvisation. |
Their love remained unconsummated; jealousy for his 'star' began to gnaw at him. | Rakkaus ei saanut täyttymystään, mustasukkaisuus "Tähdestä" alkoi kalvaa häntä. |
Route 39 (Uruguay) | Ruta 39 (Uruguay) |
a diamond necklace to the Duke of Buckingham. Then both carriages leave the place. The whole scene is seen by a red cat named Milady, who reports on the meeting to Cardinal Richelieu's gray cat (unnamed). Following the royal carriage, the Dog meets three dog musketeers in blue Musketeers of the Guard costumes: the Fatty (Porthos), the Handsome (Aramis) and the Lofty (Athos). The dogs get into an argument with the newcomer, but their quarrel is quickly interrupted by a throng of Cardinal's cats. The dogs, despite being greatly outnumbered, win the ensuing fight and become best friends. The musketeer dogs tell d'Artagnan that the beautiful bichon is the favorite dog of Anne of Austria (a reference to Constance Bonacieux). D'Artagnan sneaks into the king's palace and reveals his feeling to the bichon singing that "I am not thoroughbred, which is a minus, but I am noble hearted, and that is a plus" and that he is "ready to fight a dozen cats" for her. In response, the bichon asks for his help. She explains that The Queen is in trouble, because at the next ball she is expected to wear a diamond necklace presented to the Duke of Buckingham. The ball is tomorrow, but the diamonds have already left France. The bichon gives d'Artagnan the Duke's glove to track his scent. D'Artagnan rushes to England immediately and three musketeers follow him. Richelieu's gray cat orders to stop them at all costs. Milady arranges several traps: "the Fatty" is lured into a cat ambush by a chain of sausages; "the Handsome", who dreams of becoming a herding dog, is distracted with a herd of sheep who turn out to be cats in sheep skins; "the Lofty" stays behind to fight a cat gang chasing the dogs and buy his friend precious time. D'Artagnan alone finally arrives to England. Trying to find the Buckingham's palace he meets an English Dog Detective, but after smelling the glove the Detective is only able to deduce that "it belongs to a human", | behind to fight a cat gang chasing the dogs and buy his friend precious time. D'Artagnan alone finally arrives to England. Trying to find the Buckingham's palace he meets an English Dog Detective, but after smelling the glove the Detective is only able to deduce that "it belongs to a human", who "carries a heavy oak stick". Finally, the Duke's Foxhound helps d'Artagnan to find the way. He steals the diamond necklace from Buckingham's palace, defeats Milady and returns just in time for the ball. Anne of Austria's reputation is unblemished. He wins Bichon's heart, rejoin with friends and earns a blue musketeer costume. Characters Nikolai Karachentsov as the Dog Irina Muravyova as Queen's Bichon, Milady and Bat Alexander Shirvindt as the Handsome Yuri Volyntsev as the Fatty Valentin Gaft as the Lofty Yevgeny Vesnik as Richelieu's cat Lev Durov as a Foxhound and Fisherman's dog Vasily Livanov as English Detective Vsevolod Larionov as Buckingham's watchdog Grigory Shpigel as one-eyed cat-bully Reception Dog in Boots instantly became very popular. It was cited as one of the films that have opened "new verges" in Yefim Gamburg's talent, such as "lyrical mood, elegance, fanciful fantasy". Nikolai Karachentsov and Irina Muravyova performances were praised. Yefim Gamburg recalled that shooting Dog in Boots was "a real feast" and not only for him, but "for the whole staff", because the studio animators enjoyed actors' performance and cinematography, also "the theme was merry, and the characters were funny". Bosporus magazine's critic mentions that "there is no such person among our readers who haven't seen" Dog in Boots, which he calls "simple and funny parody". M. Ivanov of Film.ru comments that there are a lot of "wonderful songs" and that "children will love it". Kris Kelmi gained his fame as a composer partially |
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The polls, however, told a very different story. | 可是民調結果卻完全是另外一回事 |
Publicly inciting hatred against any identifiable group is also an offence. | التحريض علناً على الكراهيّة ضدّ أي مجموعة قابلة للتعيين هو أيضاً جريمة. |
Army Master Sergeant Stuart Queen (1919–1981), a World War II veteran and Korean War combat broadcaster. Though Queen is referred to as both a host and narrator, he essentially introduced and linked segments that were narrated by others. Narrators for filmed segments included Audie Murphy, Lorne Greene, Robert Mitchum, Alexander Scourby, Walter Cronkite, Raymond Massey, and Ronald Reagan. In the 1950s, the series was shot on 35mm black-and-white negative, but by the 1960s it was using 16mm color negative. It was eventually aired on 366 television stations on the CBS, ABC and DuMont networks and ran for 828 episodes. While the series as a regularly produced and scheduled program nominally ended in 1964, further episodes continued to be made on an irregular basis until 1971. In addition to the various network schedulings between 1951 and 1964, the show was also widely syndicated, and it continued to air in syndication until 1971. On DVD As an official work of the United States government, The Big Picture was never eligible for copyright and has always been in the public domain, thus allowing it to be distributed far and wide without restriction. The National Archives and Records Administration has made individual episodes of The Big Picture available via Amazon and the Internet Archive, where they can be downloaded for free. Episode DVDs can also be copied for free by visitors to NARA's College Park, Maryland, facility. Many complete episodes and clips have been posted on YouTube. List of Episodes Source: TV 169 – The First Forty Days in Korea TV 170 – The Turning of the Tide TV 171 – The United Nations Offensive TV 172 – Chinese Reds Enter the War TV 173 – United Nations Forces Escape the Chinese Trap TV 174 – United Nations Consolidate Below the 38th Parallel TV 175 – United Nations Forces Push the Chinese Back TV 176 – The United Nations Offensive Continues TV 177 – The UN Forces Cross the 38th Parallel TV 178 – The Reds Launch Their Expected Spring Offensive TV 179 – United Nations Forces Counterattack TV 180 – The Korean Cease-Fire Talks Begin TV 181 – The UN Line is Stabilized While Truce Talks Continue TV 182 – The Mission of the Army TV 183 – The Army Combat Team TV 184 – The Citizen Soldier TV 185 – The Combat Soldier TV 186 – Duty, Honor, Country TV 187 – The Army Reserve Team TV 188 – Army Aviation TV 189 – The Army Medical Corps TV 190 – The Army Chaplains TV 191 – Women in the Army TV 192 – The Eyes and Ears of the Army TV 193 – Enough and On Time TV 194 – Citizen, Soldier and Taxpayer, Too TV 196 – A Day in Korea TV 198 – Information and Education Overseas (Part One) TV 199 – We Never Stop TV 200 – Army Language School TV 201 – Civil Assistance, Korea TV 202 – Pictorial Report No. 1 TV 203 – Follow Me TV 204 – The Citizen Soldier TV 204 – Army Transportation Corps TV 205 – All American TV 206 – Truth is Our Defense TV 207 – Pictorial Report No. 2 – A variety of subjects covered by our cameras both in Korea and in the United States. Included are: The story of a Quartermaster Aerial Supply Company, and the story of the 8209 Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. TV 208 – Tools for a Modern Army TV 209 – (Not Used in BIG PICTURE Series) TV 210 – The Big Red One TV 211 – The Work Horse of the Western Front (30th Infantry Division) TV 212 – The 1st Cavalry Division and the 41st Infantry Division TV 213 – D-Day Convoy to Normandy TV 214 – The 6th Infantry Division TV 215 – The Red Bull Attacks TV 216 – All-American (82nd Airborne Division) TV 217 – The Famous Third Army TV 218 – Blood and Bullets TV 219 – Naples to Cassino TV 220 – Invasion of Southern France TV 221 – The 7th Infantry Division TV 222 – 29th Infantry Division TV 223 – Third Korean Winter TV 224 – Seventh Army TV 225 – Fire Power – Artillery TV 226 – Special Services TV 227 – Operation Blue Jay TV 228 – Ranger Ready TV 229 – Double Duty American – Reserves TV 230 – Alaska TV 231 – Report from the Provost Marshal General TV 232 – Soldier in Berlin TV 233 – Armored Force TV 234 – Army Aviation TV 235 – Korean Wind-Up TV 236 – Pictorial Report No. 3 – Around the world in 30 minutes – showing military police activities in Europe, helicopter activities in the Far East and the latest in training methods within the Zone of Interior. TV 237 – Hawaiian Defense TV 238 – Soldier in Europe TV 239 – The Soldier Patient TV 240 – Pictorial Report No. 4 – The report features three segments: the history, traditions and opportunities of Army Bands; Eta Jima Specialist School in Japan, the largest school of its kind, with details on training for court reporting, chemical warfare decontamination, radio operators, telephone linemen, heavy equipment mechanics and operators, and napalm and flame thrower use; and, post-Armistice aid to Korean people, with distribution of shipments of food and clothing on the fifth anniversary of South Korea's independence. TV 241 – The Republic of Korea (ROK) Soldier TV 242 – Atrocities in Korea TV 244 – Christmas in Korea – 1953 TV 245 – Guided Missiles TV 246 – A Second Life TV 247 – The Quartermaster in Europe TV 248 – Sports for All TV 249 – This is Aberdeen TV 250 – Olympics TV 251 – Pictorial Report No. 5 TV 252 – The Alaskan Scout and Alaskan Command TV 253 – Pictorial Report No. 6 TV 254 – Japan, Our Far East Partner TV 255 – Rebirth of Seoul TV 256 – The Steel Ring TV 257 – Engineer Mission TV 258 – This is First Army TV 259 – This is Second Army TV 260 – This is Third Army TV 261 – This is Fourth Army TV 262 – This is Fifth Army TV 263 – This is Sixth Army TV 264 – Pictorial Report No. 7 TV 265 – TV in the Army TV 266 – Exercise Flash Burn TV 267 – NATO: Partners in Peace TV 268 – Okinawa, Keystone of the Pacific TV 269 – Soldier in Austria TV 270 – Battlefields of Yesterday TV 271 – Armed Forces Assistance to Korea TV 272 – Pictorial Report No. 8 TV 273 – Ice Cap TV 274 – Fifteen Forty-Five Hours TV 275 – Military District of Washington TV 276 – Commence Firing TV 277 – The WAC is a Soldier, Too TV 278 – Pictorial Report No. 9 TV 279 – Education in the Army TV 280 – Airborne to Battle TV 281 – Soldier in Britain TV 282 – Army Technical Schools in Europe TV 283 – Soldier in Panama TV 284 – The Lodge Act Soldier TV 285 – Defense of Japan TV 286 – Pictorial Report No. 10 TV 287 – Nerves of the Army TV 288 – Time to Go TV 289 – The 24th Infantry Division in Korea TV 290 – Nurses in the Army TV 291 – NATO Maneuvers (1954) TV 292 – Birth of a Tank TV 293 – Aid to Nationalist China TV 294 – The 25th Infantry Division in Korea TV 295 – Ordnance in Europe TV 296 – The 1st Cavalry Division in Korea TV 297 – The 2nd Infantry Division in Korea TV 298 – Airborne Medic TV 299 – Pictorial Report No. 11 TV 300 – Role of the Army TV 304 – Pictorial Report No. 12 TV 305 – Pan American Games TV 312 – Army Information School TV 315 – Army Talent TV 322 – Pictorial Report No. 17 – This report features Army application of technological developments: Army stevedores train on a model ship; the Corps of Engineers' Beach Erosion Board studies erosion with the world's largest wave tank; visitors to Ft. Huachuca see a launch of the RC-71 Reconnaissance Drone, a 12-foot, 350-pound, remote-controlled aircraft that carries Signal Corps film cameras to deliver reconnaissance within an hour; the Corps of Engineers builds Army housing on the Greenland ice cap; the work of a chaplain's assistant; and, a day in the live of a parachute repairman. TV 326 – Division in Europe TV 328 – Soldier in France TV 333 – Pictorial Report No. 21 – A visit to the fabled land of Siam and a personal visit with Army Chief of Staff General Maxwell Taylor. TV 348 – Historic Fort Monroe TV 350 – Pictorial Report No. 25 TV 353 – Pictorial Report No. 26 – "THE BIG PICTURE" to cover Virginia township centennial and modern miracles of military science – For the first story in this pictorial report, the camera frames a picture of Fort Huachuca, Arizona, one of the most modern of all the Army's installations. Here in this desolate country, surrounded by empty desert and mountains, the Army has found an ideal proving ground for newly developed electronic equipment. Viewers will see the testing of an amazing reconnaissance robot, the pilotless plane – the drone; the newly developed radio contained in an infantryman's helmet and used under combat conditions; and the new all-weather flight control – a system of seeing in the dark. Fort Huachuca is a miracle testing ground, where 8,000 men and women are working to find new ways of protecting America. The second story is truly "off beat" for THE BIG PICTURE series. It concerns the farming community of Galax in Southern Virginia. Here is a township on the eve of its Centennial Jubilee volunteering its help through a Chamber of Commerce committee to form an Army Reserve training company that could march in the Centennial parade. It is a warm-hearted story of a people determined to keep American democracy safe. For they know that freedom is everybody's business – and prove it on THE BIG PICTURE. TV 354 – You In Japan TV 357 – Army Ballistic Missile Agency TV 358 – Pictorial Report No. 27 TV 359 – DEW Line TV 360 – Defense Against Enemy Propaganda TV 371 – Mister Army TV 372 – Pictorial Report No. 29 TV 373 – Preamble to Peace TV 374 – Provide for the Common Defense (JOCO) TV 375 – Alexandria – City of Understanding TV 376 – Pictorial Report No. 30 TV 377 – Brush Fire – Korea TV 378 – Southern European Task Force (SETAF) TV 379 – Pictorial Report No. 31 TV 380 – 42nd Rainbow Division TV 381 – What Makes a General TV 382 – The History of Cavalry TV 383 – Engineer Supply Mission TV 384 – Missile Man TV 385 – Our Sons TV 386 – Many Roads to Glory TV 387 – Ottumwa, U.S.A. TV 388 – 42nd Field Artillery Group TV 389 – Armored Combat Power UNNUMBERED RELEASE – Operation Life Line TV 390 – Army Newsreel No. 1 TV 391 – Graduate – R.O.T.C. TV 392 – Pictorial Report No. 32 TV 393 – Individual Protection Against Atomic Attack TV 394 – Pentomic Army TV 395 – Special Services (USAREUR) TV 396 – Atomic Battlefield TV 397 – Army Satellites TV 398 – The General Bradley Story TV 399 – Your Defense TV 400 – Far East MAAGS TV 401 – Fire Brigade TV 402 – Why NATO TV 403 – Southeast Asia Treaty Organization TV 404 – Missiles on Target TV 405 – (Not Used in BIG PICTURE Series) TV 406 – Battle of Salerno TV 407 – Religious Emphasis Day in Philadelphia TV 408 – The General Marshall Story TV 409 – Army Newsreel No. 2 TV 410 – First Sergeant TV 411 – Aerial Mobility TV 412 – Soldiers’ Heritage TV 413 – Battle of the Bulge TV 414 – Salute to the Canadian Army TV 415 – Story of a Squad TV 416 – The General MacArthur Story TV 417 – Battle of Manila TV 418 – Seven-Year-End Report TV 419 – Pictorial Report No. 33 TV 420 – A Debt is Honored TV 421 – Pentomic Seventh Army TV 422 – Alaska – The Outpost State TV 423 – Okinawa – Bastion of the Pacific TV 424 – USMAAG Germany TV 425 – The Stilwell Story TV 426 – Flying Soldiers TV 427 – The Patrol TV 428 – Code of the Fighting Man TV 429 – Character Guidance TV 430 – People to People TV 431 – Battle of San Pietro TV 432 – Thayer of West Point TV 433 – The Common Defense TV 434 – Canine College TV 435 – The Eisenhower Story TV 436 – The Admiral Nimitz Story TV 437 – The General Hap Arnold Story TV 438 – The Unseen Weapon (CBR) TV 439 – Nike-Hercules – A Reality TV 440 – The Quartermaster Story TV 441 – Battle for New Guinea TV 442 – This is Fort Monmouth TV 443 – West Point Summer Cadet Training TV 444 – The General Pershing Story TV 445 – Summer Storm TV 446 – Winter War TV 447 – War's End TV 448 – Phantom Fighters (10th Special Forces) TV 449 – A Sharper Sword and Stronger Shield TV 450 – Airborne Soldier TV 451 – Korea Today TV 542 – Look Toward Tomorrow TV 453 – History of the Signal Corps TV 454 – Washington Soldier TV 455 – Germany Today TV 456 – Operation Discovery TV 457 – Army Medicine TV 458 – History of Firepower TV 459 – The Joe Mann Story TV 460 – Signal Soldiers TV 461 – Operation Danville TV 462 – The Army – A Deterrent to Aggression TV 463 – Army Digest No. 1 TV 464 – One Army TV 465 – The Army's “First” TV 466 – Army Digest No. 2 TV 467 – USO Wherever They Go TV 468 – The General Patton Story TV 469 – Ranger – Mark of a Man TV 470 – Tularosa Frontier TV 471 – Top Soldier TV 472 – The Seventh Army Story TV 473 – Project Man TV 474 – I Am the Guard TV 475 – Arms for Tomorrow TV 476 – The American Way of Life TV 477 – Operation Cartwheel TV 478 – Old Glory TV 479 – Army Digest No. 3 TV 480 – Payoff in the Pacific (Part One) TV 481 – Payoff in the Pacific (Part Two) TV 482 – The Story of Stars and Stripes TV 483 – Army Digest No. 4 TV 484 – Battle of North Africa (Part One) TV 485 – Battle of North Africa (Part Two) TV 486 – They Were There TV 487 – Army Digest No. 5 TV 488 – Big Picture Highlights TV 489 – Eighth Army – Shield of the Free World TV 490 – Army Digest No. 6 TV 491 – Decade of NATO TV 492 – U. S. Army Language School TV 493 – Dateline: West Berlin TV 494 – Operation Lead Dog TV 495 – Mouth-Mouth Resuscitation TV 496 – History of Maneuvers TV 497 – (Not Used in BIG PICTURE Series) TV 498 – (Not Used in BIG PICTURE Series) TV 499 – (Not Used in BIG PICTURE Series) TV 500 – (Not Used in BIG PICTURE Series) TV 501 – (Not Used in BIG PICTURE Series) TV 502 – History of Aviation (Part One) TV 503 – History of Aviation (Part Two) TV 504 – History of Aviation (Part Three) TV 505 – Partners in Progress TV 506 – Breakout and Pursuit (B&W – 1961) Story of "Operation Cobra" in World War II, in which American forces broke through Normandy and began their push across Europe. TV 507 – STRAC Fourth TV 508 – Broken Bridge TV 509 – Role of Armor | France, and Belgium – Liberation of Paris, and advance into Germany. TV 641 Army in Action – Episode VIII – The Victory (B&W – 1965) Events leading to German surrender, May 1945 – demise of Hitler and Mussolini – liberation of Philippines, and final surrender of Japan, September 1945. TV 642 Army in Action – Episode IX – The Years Between (B&W – 1963) Post War Events 1945–1949; U.S. rehabilitation of Japan and Germany, Russia's expansion in Europe, Indo-China and Greek Wars, and Berlin blockade. TV 643 Army in Action – Episode X – The Cobra Strikes (B&W – 1965) Events leading to Korean War, conduct of the war from 1950 to 1953, and cessation of hostilities in July 1953. TV 645 Army in Action (Years of Menace) TV 646 Army in Action (The Finest Tradition) TV 647 A Pictorial History of the U.S. Cavalry (B&W – 1964) Military service of U.S. Cavalry throughout the nation's history, with focus on its changed combat role since World War I as an effective infantry unit. TV 648 Battle of St. Vith – Part I (B&W – 1965) Background of events on Hitler's Ardennes offensive December 1944, with focus on 19 December attack on St. Vith, marking beginning of Battle of the Bulge. TV 649 Battle of St. Vith – Part II (B&W – 1965) Story of the three-day attack on St. Vith and retreat of American Troops when the town was lost to the Germans. TV 650 Tried by Fire – Part I (B&W – 1965) Role of 84th Infantry Division in fighting German Army in World War II – Penetration of Siegfried line November 1944, and move into Belgium in December 1944. TV 651 Tried By Fire I) (B&W – 1963) Fighting by 84th Infantry Division in the Battle of the Bulge, crossing of the Roer and Rhine, and the desperate race to the Elbe. TV 652 Prologue to Leadership TV 653 A Soldier's Warranty TV 654 Action Vietnam TV 655 Teheran, Iran TV 656 Operation Scoreboard Catalog lists two different titles for TV 657: TV 657 Exercise Desert Strike TV 657 Bridge at Remagen – Part I (B&W – 1963) Events surrounding capture of bridge at Remagen by American troops, 7 March 1945, giving U.S. forces the first bridgehead on the Rhine. TV 658 Bridge at Remagen – Part II (B&W – 1963) Capture of bridge and subsequent tactical events – military gain of the capture is assessed with regard to ensuing conduct of the war in Europe. TV 659 Tigers on the Loose – Part I (B&W – 1965) Combat story of 10th Armored Division in World War II, with focus on events related to fighting around Metz and Bastogne. TV 660 Tigers on the Loose – Part II (B&W – 1963) Combat story of 10th Armored Division continued – fighting in Bastogne and ensuing events during push to Brenner Pass (From December 1944 to April 1945). TV 662 Drill Sergeant TV 663 Berlin Duty TV 664 Icecap (B&W – 1965) U.S. research and accomplishments on Greenland Icecap, with focus on work of armed forces since 1950 – stress on military and policing importance of area. TV 665 Assignment Taiwan TV 666 EOD (Explosive Ordinance Disposal) TV 667 The Army Nurse – Soldier of Mercy TV 668 Science Moves The Army TV 669 United States Strike Command TV 670 Alaskan Earthquake (B&W – 1966) Story of the 1964 Alaska earthquake and its tragic effects – the story of the post-disaster effort to rehabilitate the land and its people. TV 671 Army Medical Research TV 672 Your Army Reports TV 673 M-60: King of Armor TV 674 Why Vietnam TV 675 Your Military Neighbor (B&W – 1966) How US Armed Forces achieve good community relations by promoting the public welfare here and abroad, under normal and emergency conditions. TV 676 Your Army Reports TV 677 Your Army Reports TV 678 Your Army Reports TV 679 Army Missions Unlimited TV 680 The Unique War (Vietnam War) TV 681 The Army in Taiwan TV 682 Not For Conquest TV 683 Lifeline TV 684 Our Heritage (B&W – 1966) Our heritage of freedom as enunciated in the Declaration of Independence and brought to life for posterity by the founding fathers – military efforts of the nation to preserve these concepts from the Revolutionary era to the present. TV 685 Your Army Reports TV 686 U.S. Army in the Andes TV 687 Firepower for Freedom (Color – 1966) History and present day work on research and development of modern firepower, with focus on missions of: Picatinny Arsenal, Frankford Arsenal, Edgewood Arsenal, and the Army Procurement and Supply Agency. TV 688 Something to Build On TV 689 Your Army Reports TV 690 Of Soldiers and Altars (Color – 1966) Extensive religious activities and facilities provided by U.S. Army chaplaincy in CONUS and overseas for members of the Army and their dependents, of all faiths. TV 691 Chopper Pilot (Claws For The Eagle) (Color – 1967) Training of helicopter pilots: preflight and flight training provided by the warrant officer candidate program at Ft Wolters, Texas; and advanced training at the Army Aviation Center, Ft Rucker, Alabama. TV 692 Your Army Reports TV 693 The Red Diamond (Color – 1967) Story of the 5th Infantry Division (Mechanized), known as "The Red Diamond” – individual and unit training at Ft. Carson, Division Headquarters, and capabilities of each component of the division. TV 695 – A Nation Builds Under Fire (Host Narrator John Wayne) TV 696 – Your Army Reports TV 697 USO Wherever They Go (Color – 1967) Story of the worldwide activities of the USO since its inception in World War II, and its impact on the morale of the serviceman. TV 698 Alaskan Centennial (Color – 1967) Story of Alaska – its purchase and development by the United States – present day Alaska – role and mission of U. S. Army in Alaska. TV 699 – The Army's Floating Workshop TV 700 NOT AVAILABLE TV 701 – US Army Combat Development Command TV 702 To Answer the Call (Color – 1967) Story of the mission and capabilities of the Army and Air National Guard. TV 703 – Probe and Pursue TV 704 – The Army and Vietnam TV 705 Vietnam Village Reborn (Color – 1967) Shows operation LAM SON II, a combined U.S. and Vietnam revolutionary development program, is conducted by the U.S. 1st Division and ARVN 5th Division to restore a terrorized village. TV 706 – The Inner Ring TV 707 – Your Army Reports TV 708 (VTR 11) – Stay Alert, Stay Alive TV 709 It's Up to You – Basic Combat Training combat (Color – 1967) A young soldier in advanced training recounts his experiences during the Army basic combat training course from the time of initial processing to graduation. TV 710 – Shotgun Rider TV 711 The I in Infantry – The Individual (Color – 1967) A young soldier describes his development as an infantryman during the eight-week advanced individual training course at the Ft. Ord Infantry Training Center. TV 712 The Pershing TV 713 Your Army Reports TV 714 Screaming Eagles in Vietnam (Color – 1967) Combat missions of the 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, from the summer of 1965 to January 1967: operations Van Buren, Harrison, Hawthorne, John Paul Jones, and Pickett. TV 715 The OCS Story (Color – 1967) Reviews history and development of Army's OCS program since its inception in World War I, and then follows one candidate through his training at the infantry OCS at Ft. Benning, Ga. TV 716 The Big Red One in Vietnam TV 717 Ready Around the World (Color – 1968) Depicts America's military readiness and strength in the complex international world of the '60s. A film account of the men on guard around the world. TV 718 Your Army Reports TV 719 Army Transportation – Key to Mobility (Color – 1968) The story of the men in the Army transportation corps, who deliver men and equipment to t h e battlefields. Depicts their mission and their training. TV 720 – The Sky Soldiers (Color – 1968) The story of the 173rd Airborne Brigade in Vietnam; operations at Vung Tau and Bien Hoa, and operation "new life," protecting the rice harvest for a hungry people. TV 721 – Physical Fitness (Color – 1968) Describes the Army's emphasis on physical training, to develop physically fit men and women to protect the interests of the United States. TV 722 – 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) The New First Team TV 723 – When the Chips are Down (Color – 1968) Host Narrator Bob Hope. Shows the training and readiness of the citizen-soldiers of the National Guard, a major part of the nation's strength in reserve. TV 724 – Ready to Strike (Color – 28 min – 1968) Depicts the "Tropic Lightning" 25th Infantry Division; its history, and its exploits in Vietnam as a combat unit and a nation-building force. TV 725 – Song of the Soldier (Color – min – 1968) Members of the Chorus of the U.S. Army Band sing the songs which have been identified with periods of crisis and conflict in the nation's history, from the Revolutionary War to Vietnam. TV 726 – The Army's Civilians (Color – 28 min – 1968) Depicts the highly skilled and dedicated work of the civilians working for the Army at home and abroad, in peace and war. TV 727 – CONARC Headquarters of the US Soldier TV 728 – The Army Triangle (Color – 1968) Food, mail, pay; three things dear to the heart of every soldier. Shows how these important items are processed and delivered to the soldier. TV 729 – Your Army Reports TV 731 – The Senior Soldier TV 732 They Clear the Way (Color – 1968) Recounts the story of the Army Corps of Engineers and their mission in Vietnam to build bridges, airfields, and roads that bring mobility to the combat forces. TV 733 Platoon Leader (Color – 1968) Shows the men of leadership who take a platoon of men in battle, quickly assessing the situation and making the right decisions at the right time. TV 734 – Your Army Reports TV 735 – The Fight for Life (Color – 1968) Documents the remarkable work being done by the men and women of the Army medical service as they provide medical assistance in the field and the hospitals of Vietnam. TV 736 – Vietnam Crucible TV 737 The Bridge (Color – 1968) Looks at the clergymen in uniform, the Chaplain's Corps. Describes the history of the Corps and describes dedication of the men in it. Also visits Chaplain's School. TV 738 USARPAC (Color – 1968) Describes the activities and responsibilities of U.S. Army, Pacific, or USARPAC, comprising the men and missions in Vietnam, Korea, Okinawa, Japan, Taiwan, and Hawaii. TV 739 Soldiers-at-Law (Color – 1968) Shows the training that qualifies the civilian attorney as a judge advocate or military lawyer. Emphasizes how individual rights are guarded by the Military Judicial System. TV 741 Men With a Mission (Color – 1968) History, mission, and training, of the U.S. Army Reserve, highlighting its role during and after World War II, the Korean War, and in Vietnam. TV 742 Meeting the Need (Color – 1968) Takes a comprehensive look at the scientists and facilities of the U.S. Army Natick Labs, which provide research, development, and testing of foods, clothing, and equipment. TV 743 – Your Army Reports TV 744 To Serve a Soldier (Color – 1968) Service facilities made available by Army special services to U.S. soldiers around the world: Service clubs, arts and crafts program, Army libraries, soldier shows, sports program, US0 shows, and R&R program. TV 745 – Soldier's Christmas (Color – 1968) No matter where a soldier is stationed, from a remote Arctic outpost to the steaming jungles of Vietnam, the spirit of Christmas finds its way to him. TV 746 – The Ninth Infantry Division (Color – 1968) Shows the undefeated battle record of the Ninth Infantry Division in World War II, and the new challenges to the "Old Reliable" today in Vietnam. TV 747 – The Big Green Lab (Color – 1969) In the jungles and forests of Panama, the Army test and evaluation command devises new methods to protect men and equipment against the ravages of heat and humidity. TV 748 – The First Air Cavalry Division (Color – 1969) The story of how air mobility is helping the First Air Cavalry, the "First Team," win the battle for freedom in Southeast Asia. TV 749 – Logistics in Vietnam (Pipeline to Victory) (Color – 28 min – 1968) Documents the logistical effort and facilities at major supply ports and bases in Vietnam, and delineates the role of Army transportation, aviation, engineer, quartermaster, ordnance, and medical services in support of the fighting man. TV 750 – West Point – The Army Challenge (Color – 1969) Documents the story of a young man who enters the U.S. military academy and completes four years of study to qualify for a commission as a second lieutenant, U.S. Army. TV 766 – The Golden Knights – The Army Parachute Team (Color – 1969) Shows the Army parachute team performing their spectacular free-fall acrobatics and testing new air-delivery techniques and equipment. TV 751 – Equal to the Environment (Color – 1969) Shows how lessons learned, and history, are used to train our soldiers to fight the dangers and problems of a hostile climate and terrain, as well as the enemy. TV 752 – The Army Air Mobility Team (Color – 1969) Demonstrates how air mobility enables units and supplies to be immediately responsive to needs of combat operations in the difficult terrain of south-east Asia. TY 753 – Seek and Strike (Color – 1969) Looks at the development of mobile armor, and examines the training of a tanker as he learns to move, shoot, and communicate from aboard the latest combat vehicles. TV 754 – The Soldier's Heritage (Color – 1969) Documents the heritage of courage and sacrifice of the American fighting man in the determination to preserve Freedom throughout the history of the nation. TV 755 – The Voice of Command (Color – 1969) Tells the story of the globe-spanning communications chain that links the widely separated Army elements into a single force, instantly responsive to the nation's needs. TV 756 – The Silver Rifles (Color – 1969) Describes the meaning and tradition behind the combat infantryman's badge. TV 757 – Korea Revisited (Color – 1969) Presents a look at the Republic of Korea today to show the progress and development of the nation and its people. TV 758 – Ranger (Color – 1969) Visits Fort Benning, GA., where selected officers and men are trained to develop their leadership skills to the ultimate degree, earning the coveted ranger shoulder tab. TV 759 – Call Me Mister (Warrant Officer) (Color – 1969) Describes the qualifications for the warrant officer training program, nature and scope of training, career fields for warrant officer specialists, and opportunities for professional advancement. TV 760 – US Army Ft. Hood, Texas, Joint Organization Day (Military Vehicle Rides: Tanks, Jeeps and Personnel Carriers) TV 761 – United States Army Europe (Color – 1969) Describes the role of US Army Europe as a deterrent force in Western Europe, covering both the missions exclusive of NATO as well as those performed as a member of NATO. TV 762 – D-Day Anniversary (B&W – |
Back then, Fritz Urban was victorious. | Damals errang Fritz Urban den Sieg. |
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