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2500 | "Dryandra ser. Ilicinae"
arrangement once DNA sampling of ""Dryandra"" is complete. Dryandra ser. Ilicinae Dryandra"" ser. ""Ilicinae is an obsolete series within the former genus ""Dryandra"" (now ""Banksia"" ser. ""Dryandra""). It was first published by Carl Meissner in 1856, but was discarded by George Bentham in 18... |
2501 | "HMS Cumberland (1803)"
HMS Cumberland (1803) HMS ""Cumberland"" was a schooner built in Port Jackson, Australia, in 1801. ""Cumberland"" was built at the King's Dockyard in Port Jackson in 1801. From construction she was owned by the colonial government of New South Wales, which used her to transport grain from the Ha... |
2502 | "HMS Cumberland (1803)"
of King Island and Port Phillip. On her return to Port Jackson, she was assigned to convey Matthew Flinders to England. However the poor condition of the vessel forced Flinders to put into French-controlled Mauritius, where he and the ship were interned. ""Cumberland"" remained in Mauritius when... |
2503 | "HMS Cumberland (1803)"
that year. Citations References HMS Cumberland (1803) HMS ""Cumberland"" was a schooner built in Port Jackson, Australia, in 1801. ""Cumberland"" was built at the King's Dockyard in Port Jackson in 1801. From construction she was owned by the colonial government of New South Wales, which used he... |
2504 | "Dante Love"
Dante Love Dante Love is an American former college football player. He played as a wide receiver for the Ball State Cardinals at Ball State University until he suffered a cervical spine fracture during a 2008 season game. At the time of his career-ending injury, Love was the 2008 season's national leader ... |
2505 | "Dante Love"
a quarterback during his last two school years. As a senior in 2004, the team posted a 10–1 record and secured the Southwest Ohio Public League championship. That season, Love threw for 2,094 yards and 20 touchdowns and rushed for 970 yards and 14 touchdowns. He was subsequently named an All-City and All-S... |
2506 | "Dante Love"
Muncie, Indiana and played as a true freshman wide receiver on the football team. That season, he saw action in all eleven games and recorded 19 receptions for 185 yards and three touchdowns. He also made 19 carries for 89 rushing yards. On special teams, Love returned 22 kick-offs for 545 yards, which inc... |
2507 | "Dante Love"
in all twelve games, to include seven starts. He recorded 52 receptions for 735 yards and four touchdowns. Love also made 19 carries for 83 yards and one touchdown and returned 13 kicks for 216 yards. He ranked second on the team in terms of all-purpose yardage with 86.2 yards per game. In 2007, he saw act... |
2508 | "Ahoy, Mateys!"
positive towards this episode's twist, writing that it wasn't ""exactly heartwarming that a gay person would feel righteous enough to emotionally torture ""grieving parents"", but that kind of behavior is no more monstrous than typical straight characters' actions on this show."" He also enjoyed the sce... |
2509 | "Dante Love"
22 yards and another touchdown. Against Navy, he again had nine receptions for 165 yards and two touchdowns. He made six carries for 37 yards and one rushing touchdown. Against Akron, he caught seven reception for 97 yards. On Saturday, September 20, for their fourth game, the Cardinals traveled to Bloomin... |
2510 | "Dante Love"
on a swing route. He made the reception and ran to the outside and along the sideline. An Indiana linebacker grabbed onto Love's shoulder pads from behind, which caused him to lower his head as he pushed forward for more yards. An Indiana cornerback, Chris Adkins, made the tackle from the front and Love fe... |
2511 | "Dante Love"
neck). After about fifteen minutes, he was placed on a spineboard and taken to the locker room by a motorized cart. Love was then transported by ambulance to Ball Memorial Hospital and then by helicopter to Methodist Hospital of Indianapolis. Doctors showed Love x-rays of his fractured neck and informed hi... |
2512 | "Dante Love"
the school's first-ever victory over a Bowl Championship Series (BCS) conference school. Head coach Brady Hoke called it the biggest win in school history during a greatly abbreviated post-game press conference. Hoke cut it short in order to visit Love in the hospital. While unable to play, Love regained t... |
2513 | "Dante Love"
Love as a graduate assistant for the 2009 season as he works towards his undergraduate degree. Dante Love Dante Love is an American former college football player. He played as a wide receiver for the Ball State Cardinals at Ball State University until he suffered a cervical spine fracture during a 2008 se... |
2514 | "Underbank Rangers"
Underbank Rangers Underbank Rangers are a rugby league team based in Holmfirth near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. They play in the National Division of the Rugby League Conference. The club also competes as ""Underbank Rangers"" in division 1 of the Pennine League. The club was founded in 1884. Duri... |
2515 | "Passage (department store)"
the former concert hall into a theatre employing Vera Komissarzhevskaya as its artistic director. To draw even more consumers to the store, the ""Soleille"", one of the largest cinemas in the Russian capital, was opened in the complex in 1908. After the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the fo... |
2516 | "Passage (department store)"
stores in the Soviet Union. The renovated ""palace of Soviet trade"" (as the media touted it) opened in 1934 and offered about 30,000 types of goods, all manufactured in the USSR. The ""Children's World"" section became especially popular with the inhabitants of Leningrad. The Passage remai... |
2517 | "Passage (department store)"
reopened for business in 1947. Since 1961, this historic department store has been specializing in goods for women. The Passage is now privately owned by employees and shareholders. Updates and renovations throughout the entire building were done to meet modern international standards. Expa... |
2518 | "Passage (department store)"
Group (real estate investment and development company based in Saint-Petersburg, Russia) acquired Nevsky Passage from VTB Bank in September 2011. (Analysts valued the amount of transaction at $80mln.) Passage (department store) The Passage, from the French word ""passage"", is an élite depa... |
2519 | "Ferenc Bessenyei"
""Actor of Nation"" in 2000. He appeared in 75 films between 1960 and 2001. His second wife was Hédi Váradi actress. Ferenc Bessenyei Ferenc Bessenyei (10 February 1919 – 27 December 2004) was a Hungarian actor and singer. He began his career in the choir at Szeged city theatre in 1940 and became one... |
2520 | "Summer Moonshine"
schemes, plots and romantic entanglements are going on. Summer Moonshine Summer Moonshine is a novel by P. G. Wodehouse, first published in the United States on 8 October 1937 by Doubleday, Doran, New York, and in the United Kingdom on 11 February 1938 by Herbert Jenkins, London. It was serialised in... |
2521 | "Buick Open"
Buick Open The Buick Open was a PGA Tour golf tournament from 1958 to 2009. In 2007, the tournament was held at the end of June, a change from its traditional spot between The Open Championship and the PGA Championship. Regardless, many prominent players used it as a ""tune-up"" for the subsequent major. F... |
2522 | "Buick Open"
place, mostly at Flint Golf Club in Flint, Michigan. Flint native, and PGA touring professional Larry Mancour had returned to Michigan to play in the Buick Open and stayed to build the Grand Blanc Golf Club. He then added nine holes at the Flint Elks Golf Club where he remained the professional for 20 year... |
2523 | "Buick Open"
made its return to the PGA Tour in 1977 at the Flint Elks Club, and in 1978 the event returned to Warwick Hills G&CC, where it remained until its demise. The Associated Press reported July 28, 2009 that General Motors would end its sponsorship of the Buick Open after the 2009 tournament, in order to devote... |
2524 | "Buick Open"
with the AJGA's Randy Wise Open taking place at Warwick Hills and most pro-ams and a golf festival at the Jewel of Grand Blanc (the former Grand Blanc Golf Club). In 2014, an unrelated tournament with the same name was started in China. The event is played on PGA Tour China. The 17th hole at Warwick, a par... |
2525 | "Buick Open"
to the annual Florida–Georgia college football game as the largest). Players at the tournament loved the hole because of the atmosphere it creates. ""This is a great tournament to play in, it's a beer drinkers tournament,"" said John Daly. In its final years, the tournament was dominated by long hitters. T... |
2526 | "Buick Open"
Buick Open Buick Open The Buick Open was a PGA Tour golf tournament from 1958 to 2009. In 2007, the tournament was held at the end of June, a change from its traditional spot between The Open Championship and the PGA Championship. Regardless, many prominent players used it as a ""tune-up"" for the subseque... |
2527 | "Langt fra Las Vegas"
Langt fra Las Vegas Langt fra Las Vegas (""Far from Las Vegas"") is a Danish sit-com, which was first aired on the Danish TV channel TV2 Zulu. It revolved around life at a newly started TV morning show, ""Jump Start"", and focused on the life of the main character, Casper (played by Casper Christe... |
2528 | "Richard Vogt (boxer)"
Vogt had another 15 fights and retired at the age of 39 in 1952. Richard Vogt (boxer) Richard Vogt (January 26, 1913 – July 13, 1988) was a German boxer who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics. In 1936 he won the silver medal in the light heavyweight class after losing the final against Roger Mi... |
2529 | "Bill Troiano"
Bill Troiano Bill Troiano is an American tuba player from Long Island, New York. He was a member of the Guy Lombardo Orchestra from 1976-78. Known as Mr. Tuba, Bill has been the chairman of the annual Howard Hovey Tuba Day since 1980. Troiano has played in ensembles such as The Atlantic Wind Symphony, Th... |
2530 | "Bill Troiano"
performing in venues such as Shea Stadium and West Point. Created in 1986 to perform at the 6th Howard Hovey Tuba Day, the brass quartet consists of two euphoniums and two tubas. Bill Troiano and former student, Jeff Furman, play tuba while Michael Canipe of the Deer Park School District and Don Sherman ... |
2531 | "Bill Troiano"
is guaranteed to provide an entertaining performance. Aside from the often comedic introduction of their next song to be played, the group can surprise you by playing Handel's beautiful ""Water Music"", then segue into Edgar Winter's ""Frankenstein."" Bill Troiano Bill Troiano is an American tuba player ... |
2532 | "The Runaway Soul"
The Runaway Soul The Runaway Soul, published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux in 1991, first edition , Library of Congress catalog card number 91-75885, is the long-awaited first novel by Harold Brodkey. It represents either part of all of the work that Brodkey labored over for more than a quarter century,... |
2533 | "SS Hibernia (1861)"
""Hibernia""s task was the laying the short ends of the cables that came ashore. After completion of the cable laying at Heart's Content ""Hibernia"" was sent to Brazil to replace broken cables between Pará, Maranhão and Pernambuco. On 21 November 1877 while anchored at Alagoas in Maranham Bay ""Hi... |
2534 | "C. H. Robinson"
C. H. Robinson C.H. Robinson is a Fortune 500 provider of multimodal transportation services and third-party logistics (3PL). The company offers freight transportation, transportation management, brokerage and warehousing. It offers truckload, less than truckload, air freight, intermodal, and ocean tra... |
2535 | "Mikkaichi Domain"
Mikkaichi Domain In 1724, the ""tairō"" Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu arranged for a 10,000 ""koku"" holding in Echigo Province to be assigned to his 5th son, Yanagisawa Tokichika. This marked the start of Mikkaichi Domain. Tochichika turned the domain over to his brother after only three months, and although... |
2536 | "C. H. Robinson"
was named the No. 2 Large Company in the 2014 Best Places to Work ranking by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. C.H. Robinson has been named a Top 10000 Large Company in Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s Best Places to Work rankings every year since 2006. In 2013, the company earned a spo... |
2537 | "Mikkaichi Domain"
(viscount). As with most domains in the han system, Mikkaichi Domain consisted of several discontinuous territories calculated to provide the assigned ""kokudaka"", based on periodic cadastral surveys and projected agricultural yields. was the fifth son of the famous Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu and was born... |
2538 | "Hambridge and Westport"
a recreation ground and Village Hall. There is a thriving school and many additional clubs and societies use the Village Hall as a meeting venue. The Hall is often used for wedding receptions and for celebration events of all kinds. It has panoramic views across the Somerset Levels towards Burr... |
2539 | "Mikkaichi Domain"
""daimyō"" on the death of his father in 1760. During his tenure, the clan reverted from using ""Matsudaira"" back to Yanagisawa"" as their surname. He died without heir in 1783. was 4th ""daimyō"" of Mikkaichi. He was the fifth son of Yanagisawa Nobutoki of Yamato-Kōriyama Domain and was adopted as ... |
2540 | "C. H. Robinson"
two companies. The first, C.H. Robinson Co., was formed by the offices that sold produce to Nash Finch’s warehouses, and ownership was retained by C.H. Robinson employees. The second company, C.H. Robinson, Inc., was still owned by Nash Finch. C.H. Robinson’s entry into the trucking business came after... |
2541 | "C. H. Robinson"
formed by merging Meat Packers Express with additional carriers three years later and was sold in 1986. In the mid-1960s, C.H. Robinson Co. and C.H. Robinson, Inc., consolidated their operations under the name C.H. Robinson Co. Nash Finch still held a 25% stake in the brokerage company, with C.H. Robin... |
2542 | "C. H. Robinson"
providers and shippers. C.H. Robinson created a contract carrier program, expanded its freight contract operations, and established itself as a middleman sourcing operation for virtually all shippable goods. The company’s average annual growth, measured by truckloads, doubled and C.H. Robinson posted m... |
2543 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
place on both men. In early 2007, talks of staging a Formula One Grand Prix in Singapore began, with the stress on arranging this to be a night race in order to cater Formula One's audience in Europe. The race was approved in May and construction for the grand prix complex began in August 20... |
2544 | "Jens Hoffmann (filmmaker)"
awards, including Best Documentary on Sports at the Banff Film Festival in 2006. He won the award again in 2007 with ""20 Seconds of Joy"", and in 2008 with ""Journey to the Center"". His movie, """", had its world premiere at the Montreal World Film Festival in 2008; it also had screenings ... |
2545 | "Iraq–European Union relations"
Iraq–European Union relations Iraq – European Union (EU) relations refers to the international relations between the Republic of Iraq and the EU. Relations have been strained from the early 1990s but are now gradually progressing. Should Turkey's accession to the EU take place, Iraq will... |
2546 | "Iraq–European Union relations"
Arab states, a process which had no parallel in Europe. The slow movement in Washington from a policy of containment to one of regime change reached a significant milestone in 1998, with the Clinton Administration passing the Iraq Liberation Act. No parallel movement took place in Europe... |
2547 | "Iraq–European Union relations"
had to be moved from Brussels to London because of the sensitivity of the subject for continental Europeans. In Britain, the country closest to the United States on Iraq, relations between Iraqi oppositionists and official circles were few. Europe's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CF... |
2548 | "Iraq–European Union relations"
approach of real crisis resulted in the major powers of the EU splitting; with France and Germany opposing the U.S.-led plans for invasion of Iraq; and the UK aligning itself firmly alongside America and committing troops to the invasion. Other European countries sided with either positi... |
2549 | "Iraq–European Union relations"
the basis of this shared concern, Security Council Resolution 1441 was passed on November 9, 2002, with the appearance of unity within the EU. Evidence of a differing orientation toward the use of force among EU countries, however, was already discernible. In France and Germany, the will... |
2550 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
Webber and David Coulthard. Massa took the pole position in the final session, with Hamilton, Räikkönen and Kubica completing first two rows of the grid. Massa secured his position by clocking lap time six-tenths faster than Hamilton, describing it as his best qualifying result of the season... |
2551 | "Iraq–European Union relations"
time to search Iraq for banned arms. He backed a request by the UN's chief nuclear weapons inspector, Mohamed ElBaradei, for an extension of ""several months."" The French president noted that his country was coordinating its positions closely with Germany. Germany indeed voiced its oppo... |
2552 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
Williams's Nico Rosberg immediately behind him. It was not until the seventh lap that Rosberg finally passed Trulli's Toyota, and soon Nakajima and Alonso got through as well. After ten laps, Massa had built up a lead of over three seconds to Hamilton and Räikkönen was a further seven second... |
2553 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
Turn 17, blaming his hard tyres for the accident. This resulted in the first safety car period of the race. The two Red Bull cars and Rubens Barrichello managed to come into the pits before it was closed. With very little fuel left, Rosberg and Kubica had no choice but to pit despite the pit... |
2554 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
with the fuel hose still attached to the car. The Brazilian was also released into the path of Adrian Sutil, who narrowly avoided the Ferrari. Massa went the full length of the pitlane before stopping just before the exit. Massa rejoined at the back of the field after the Ferrari mechanics r... |
2555 | "Iraq–European Union relations"
as well as Portugal and Denmark. The support of Central European and Baltic EU member states for the U.S. position, as declared in February 2003, served to anger the French and led to President Chirac's famous outburst that the government of these countries had ""missed an excellent oppo... |
2556 | "Bethesda Trolley Trail"
Bethesda Trolley Trail The Bethesda Trolley Trail, at one time known as the ""North Bethesda Trail,"" is a long rail trail from Bouic Avenue next to the Twinbrook Metro Station in the city of Rockville to Battery Lane Park in Bethesda, Maryland. The trail runs primarily on the abandoned right-o... |
2557 | "Bethesda Trolley Trail"
of the right-of-way lay fallow for years. Building a trail on the unused part of the right-of-way was first suggested in Montgomery County's 1978 Countywide Bikeways Master Plan. Planning for the trail began in the early 1990's, but construction was held up for many years due to opposition from... |
2558 | "Bethesda Trolley Trail"
delaying that work. Construction on paving and rebuilding the trail from the intersection of Cedar Lane to the intersection of Randolph Road with Rockville Pike began in November 2005 and continued into 2006. Between Charles Street and Cedar Lane and north of Nicholson Lane, the trail was on si... |
2559 | "Bethesda Trolley Trail"
trail - as sidepath along Rockville Pike - was constructed from Per Sei Place to Hubbard Drive, north of the Whiteflint Metro Station. That section connected to a path built along Montrose Parkway at the same time. Bethesda Trolley Trail The Bethesda Trolley Trail, at one time known as the ""No... |
2560 | "British Kendo Association"
British Kendo Association The British Kendo Association was founded in 1964 as a non-profit making organisation to foster and develop the practise and spirit of Kendo, Iaido and Jōdō along traditional lines with the objectives of: The BKA is the only organisation in the UK which is recognise... |
2561 | "British Kendo Association"
these bodies. British Kendo Association The British Kendo Association was founded in 1964 as a non-profit making organisation to foster and develop the practise and spirit of Kendo, Iaido and Jōdō along traditional lines with the objectives of: The BKA is the only organisation in the UK whic... |
2562 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
the reason for Massa's pit incident was not the electronic signalling system but a human error. He defended the electronic system saying that the system saves any reaction time for the driver as opposed to a standard ""lollipop"" system, and considering it was a human error, the incident may... |
2563 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
Felipe Massa on 84 points. With both Ferrari drivers failing to score, McLaren took over the lead in the Constructors' Championship on 135 points. Fernando Alonso's victory meant that Renault overtook Toyota for fourth place in the constructors standings. The international media and many of ... |
2564 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
like clockwork. However, the drivers did complain about how bumpy the track was, particularly off the racing line, which made overtaking difficult on a street circuit hemmed in by barriers. Sports supremo and Formula One's commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone heralded the Singapore Gra... |
2565 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
local MediaCorp TV Channel 5 drew more viewers than the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony in the previous month, becoming the highest-rated programme for the year. The average ratings for Sunday's race were 17.8 per cent, or 789,000 viewers, as compared to 17.3 per cent (765,000 viewers) for... |
2566 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
the time, his Renault teammate Fernando Alonso was the only driver to have pitted for fuel, and he later went on to win the race. After Piquet, Jr. left Renault in August 2009, allegations surfaced that this crash had been deliberate, to give an advantage to Alonso. Following an Fédération I... |
2567 | "2008 Singapore Grand Prix"
Council in Paris on 21 September 2009. Initially, Renault and Briatore stated they would take legal action against Piquet, Jr. for making false allegations; before the 21 September meeting, however, Renault announced they would not contest the charges and that Briatore and Symonds had left t... |
2568 | "John Jasperse"
John Jasperse John R. Jasperse (born October 8, 1963) is an American choreographer and dancer. Since 1990 he has been artistic director and choreographer of the New York City-based John Jasperse Company. Joyce Morgenroth describes his work as ""wry"" and ""often spoken of in oppositional pairs"" of whic... |
2569 | "John Jasperse"
from Sarah Lawrence College in 1985; since then he has been based in New York City. He worked 1987–1993 with Jennifer Monson; in 1988 and 1989 he performed with Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker's company Rosas in Belgium. Jasperse's work has been performed in the United States, Brazil, Chile, Israel, Japan, a... |
2570 | "John Jasperse"
have all commissioned work from him. Among his and his company's many awards, grants, and fellowships are a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation award (1998), a Creative Capital Award in Performing Arts, two Bessie Awards (2001 for Jasperse, 2002 for the Company), and grants from the National Endow... |
2571 | "John Jasperse"
(1993), ""Excessories"" (1995), ""Waving to you from here"" (1997), ""Madison as I imagine it"" (1999), ""Giant Empty"" (2001), ""just two dancers"" (2003), ""CALIFORNIA"" (2003), ""Prone"" (2005), ""Becky, Jodi, and John"" (2007) and ""Misuse liable to prosecution"" (2007). The John Jasperse Company, f... |
2572 | "Police nad Metují"
Police nad Metují Police nad Metují () () is a town in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic. The Metuje River flows near the town. Several hermits settled in the local forest at the beginning of the 13th century. The first written record of the community is a charter dated 1213 (suspecte... |
2573 | "Police nad Metují"
was granted town charter on September 6, 1253, when King Přemysl Otakar II endowed it with the right to hold markets. Police is thus the oldest settlement in the Broumov bulge. the Benedictines settled here to colonize the wider area. All the other towns of the District of Náchod were settled later... |
2574 | "Police nad Metují"
the Catholic Silesians on May 27, 1421. Men were slaughtered, women raped, 40 boys had their right feet and left hands severed and their noses cut off. Some burgesses sought refuge in the rock labyrinth on the nearby Ostaš mountain but the Silesians went even there to murder. The monastery was not ... |
2575 | "Police nad Metují"
abolished by edict of Emperor Joseph II in 1786. Police was growing in importance as a hub of business and culture in the first half of the 19th century. The promising development was slowed after the opening of the railway from Choceň to Meziměstí, which bypassed the town. A library and tourist in... |
2576 | "Police nad Metují"
Police nad Metují a Policko, 1989 Police nad Metují Police nad Metují () () is a town in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic. The Metuje River flows near the town. Several hermits settled in the local forest at the beginning of the 13th century. The first written record of the community... |
2577 | "Hazeldean, Edmonton"
Hazeldean, Edmonton Hazeldean is a residential neighbourhood in south east Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The neighbourhood overlooks the Mill Creek Ravine. The neighbourhood is bounded on the west by 99 Street, on the south by 63 Avenue, on the east by the Mill Creek Ravine, and on the north by 72 Av... |
2578 | "Hazeldean, Edmonton"
With a land area of , it had a population density of people/km in 2012. According to the 2001 federal census, residential development in Hazeldean began before the end of World War II when approximately one in eleven (9.2%) of the residences were built. Three out of four residences (74.2%) were co... |
2579 | "Hazeldean, Edmonton"
the most common type of residence in the neighbourhood. Another one in seven (15%) are row houses. The remaining 2% are duplexes. Almost two out of three (62%) are owner-occupied while 38% are rented. The population of Hazeldean is comparatively mobile. According to the 2005 municipal census, one ... |
2580 | "Hazeldean, Edmonton"
to the Argyll Sports Centre in the neighbourhood of Argyll to the east and the recreational opportunities located in the Mill Creek Ravine. The Doctor Gerald Zetter Care Centre, a hospital, is located in the neighbourhood. Hazeldean, Edmonton Hazeldean is a residential neighbourhood in south east ... |
2581 | "Episcopal Church of the Nativity (Huntsville, Alabama)"
Episcopal Church of the Nativity (Huntsville, Alabama) Episcopal Church of the Nativity is a church in Huntsville, Alabama. It was built in the Gothic Revival style in 1859. It is noted as one of the most pristine examples of Ecclesiological Gothic architecture i... |
2582 | "Kvetoslav Minarik"
German - The Direct Path and The Inner meaning of the New Testament and one in English - Yoga and Buddhism in the life of a contemporary person. His writings were organized into the following books: ...We can feel happy or unhappy without an external reason, only by the power of our own will. The po... |
2583 | "Episcopal Church of the Nativity (Huntsville, Alabama)"
builder, Hugh N. Moore, to construct the building. Because Moore was not familiar with certain techniques of construction for Gothic architecture, Lay wrote to Wills early in 1857 to request assistance and a Mr. Mason was sent to Huntsville to supervise the const... |
2584 | "Little Benton"
Little Benton Little Benton is a small suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne, which holds two modern housing estates (Church Green and Haydon Grange) along with the site of Newcastle United's academy base. Little Benton's full list of amenities begins and ends at a Post Box. The closest provisions can be found ... |
2585 | "Little Benton"
a popular location for railway photographers taking pictures of trains on the East Coast Main Line. Little Benton Little Benton is a small suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne, which holds two modern housing estates (Church Green and Haydon Grange) along with the site of Newcastle United's academy base. Little... |
2586 | "Uncle Fred in the Springtime"
Uncle Fred in the Springtime Uncle Fred in the Springtime is a novel by P. G. Wodehouse, first published in the United States on 18 August 1939 by Doubleday, Doran, New York, and in the United Kingdom on 25 August 1939 by Herbert Jenkins, London. It is set at the idyllic Blandings Castle,... |
2587 | "Uncle Fred in the Springtime"
novels. When Alaric, Duke of Dunstable decides to take Empress of Blandings away from her loving master and get her fit, Lord Emsworth calls in the services of the redoubtable Uncle Fred. Fred arrives full of the joys of spring, with nephew Pongo Twistleton and old friend Polly Pott in to... |
2588 | "Uncle Fred in the Springtime"
to trail her during the Drones Club weekend at Le Touquet. Pongo resolves to call in the redoubtable Uncle Fred for assistance. Meanwhile, at Blandings, Horace's uncle the Duke of Dunstable, as well as demanding eggs to throw at whistling gardeners, has taken it into his head that the Emp... |
2589 | "Uncle Fred in the Springtime"
in the soup by being dressed as a Zulu rather than a Boy Scout during a round of the ""Clothes Stakes"", run by Pott at the Drones. While Uncle Fred ponders how to get Polly into Blandings to court her prospective uncle-in-law, Emsworth gives them a chance by insulting Sir Roderick ""Pimp... |
2590 | "Uncle Fred in the Springtime"
but head him off, only to pass him into the hands of Rupert Baxter, now working for the Duke. Arriving at Blandings, they are met by Lord Bosham, who was conned out of his wallet by Uncle Fred the previous day. Baxter is sacked, having been seen at a ball by Horace, but is taken on again ... |
2591 | "Uncle Fred in the Springtime"
on his guard, and informs Lady Constance; she in turn has Bosham hire a detective to protect her jewels, and he of course selects Mustard Pott. Dunstable's scheme to acquire the pig continues apace, and he calls in his strapping nephew to help, but when Gilpin asks for funds to buy an oni... |
2592 | "The Stoneman Murders"
stone about to commit his ninth and last murder, but both are saved by the police (Kedar and associates). In a trap laid by the police in the hospital, when Kamble sneaks in to kill Sanjay, he is nabbed and the matter is closed. Satam does not want the case to be revealed to the public and the me... |
2593 | "Uncle Fred in the Springtime"
bathroom, and is keeping his room under lock and key. Having knocked out the vigilant Baxter with a Mickey Finn, Fred finally gains access to the room, Pongo having lured Dunstable away with a rendition of ""The Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond"". He is caught by a shotgun-bearing Bosham, just... |
2594 | "The Stoneman Murders"
team combed the Asiatic Library, the Government Archival Library at Elphinstone College, the ""Times of India"" archives and the archival departments of ""Indian Express"", ""Maharashtra Times"", ""Navbharat Times"" and other newspapers. Before this, the preliminary research done by the director ... |
2595 | "The Stoneman Murders"
in Sion, the Gandhi Market near King's Circle, the area outside Matunga police station, Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Road in Wadala and one small street in Lalbaug. The visits to these sites were made late at night to enable the creative team to absorb a feel of the area and the eerie late-night ambience, w... |
2596 | "The Stoneman Murders"
place were made of black tar unlike the multi-coloured jigsaw shaped tiles of today. This restricted the shooting in myriad manners. For the wide shots of pavements, the unit often had to cover half a kilometre of pavement with black tarpaulin sheets to achieve the look of a tar footpath. The uni... |
2597 | "Rabih az-Zubayr"
Borno Empire of ""Shehu"" (king) Ashimi of Borno. Borno was a Sahelian Kingdom that traced its origins back to the Middle Ages. That year, the empire consisted of 80,000 soldiers, mostly slaves commanded by slaves, and was in full decline. On the road to Borno, Rabih made prisoner the sultan of Karnak... |
2598 | "Rabih az-Zubayr"
the Komadougou Yobe from where he may have tried to negotiate with Rabih; but he was assassinated at the instigation of his nephew Kyari, who then became ""shehu"" and decided to fight Rabih. Rabih met Kyari at Gashegar, a two days' walk from Kukawa, the capital of Borno; Kiyari defeated Rabih and cap... |
2599 | "Rabih az-Zubayr"
and beheaded. As for the capital city, Kukawa, it was plundered and razed to the ground. Rabih made Dikwa his capital, and there built a palace which was to win later the admiration of the French governor Émile Gentil. Local legend says that during construction there was a shortage of water, and blood... |
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