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The alien moves on and the men run to the mall. | Alien bergerak menjauh dan para pria itu berlari ke arah mall. |
2012 WTA Tour Championships – Doubles | Итоговый чемпионат WTA 2012 — парный турнир |
Mitchell Caverns | Mitchell Caverns State Park |
Screenshot of the #Jesuistropvieux tag on Trendsmap.com | Screenshot da tag #Jesuisvieux no Trendsmap.com |
Do Nascar drives get dizzy driving in a circle??? | Most of those circles are more than a mile. The circles aren't small enough to make a person dizzy. |
how to find my national insurance number in the uk? | You can find your National Insurance number on your payslip, P60, or letters about tax, pensions and benefits. You can also find it through your personal tax account and download a confirmation letter. If you still cannot find it, you can either: fill in form CA5403 and send it to the address on the form. |
what to do when blood pressure get low? | ['Use more salt. Experts usually recommend limiting salt in your diet because sodium can raise blood pressure, sometimes dramatically. ... ', 'Drink more water. Fluids increase blood volume and help prevent dehydration, both of which are important in treating hypotension.', 'Wear compression stockings. ... ', 'Medications.'] |
For the Lanayru Desert, the team created three different overworld zones due to its unique time shifting mechanics, triggered with Time Shift stones: this shifting between different zones was inspired by similar systems in Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess. | A equipe criou três zonas diferentes para o Deserto de Lanayru devido suas mecânicas únicas de viagem no tempo, acionadas por pedras especiais: estas mudanças de zonas foram inspiradas por sistemas similares presentes em Ocarina of Time e Twilight Princess. |
They were outlined as representing the ancient wisdom of the Indonesian people, pre-dating the introduction of foreign religions such as Hinduism and Islam. | Eles foram descritos como representando a sabedoria antiga do povo indonésio, pré-datando a introdução de religiões estrangeiras como o hinduísmo e o islamismo. |
The American residents of Gatun had also established several active lodges and social clubs. | Los residentes estadounidenses de Gatún también habían establecido varias logias activas y clubes sociales. |
Thirty percent of international students studied in these fields in 2011. | Treizeci la sută dintre studenții internaționali au studiat în aceste domenii în 2011. |
leading body in a Sahrawi tribe, composed of elders and elected leaders. It organized war efforts, raiding parties, lawmaking and diplomacy, among other things, and also settled disputes between members of the tribe. Sometimes, a larger assembly known as the Ait Arbein (Council of Forty) would be gathered, composed of elders from several tribes, to organize the community against foreign invasion or other such supratribal concerns. The exact organization of the Djema'a varied from tribe to tribe, but it generally incorporated both old Berber customs, Arab traditions and based its practices on Islamic law. Women served on the Djema'a in at least some of the Sahrawi tribes. Decline An enduring social structure, tribalism had ruled the Sahrawis since they first appeared in the area in the Middle Ages, but a combination of colonization and modernization has gradually eroded its hold on the population. After Spain and France invaded the territory in 1884, the Djema'as remained very active, but as the Spanish Army gradually extended its control and subdued the tribes, resistant Djema'a leaderships were killed or jailed, while others were coerced or bribed into cooperation with the colonizers. The Ma al-Aynayn uprising in the early 1900s, and the rebellions which followed, represented something of a last stand of the traditional tribal society against colonization. In the 1950s, tribal authority was slowly eroding due to urbanization and new ways of life. Harsh Spanish repressive measures after the Ifni War, including forced settlement, accelerated this process. By 1967, Sahrawi nationalist politics were for the first time organized in a modern political party, the Harakat Tahrir. Tribal traditions and divisions remain strong in Sahrawi society, however, although the formal system of Djema'a has largely been destroyed by the appearance of modern states. Government attitudes to tribalism The Polisario (see below) has generally taken a hostile attitude to tribalism, arguing that it is an outdated and antidemocratic model of governance, and actively campaigned | a modern political party, the Harakat Tahrir. Tribal traditions and divisions remain strong in Sahrawi society, however, although the formal system of Djema'a has largely been destroyed by the appearance of modern states. Government attitudes to tribalism The Polisario (see below) has generally taken a hostile attitude to tribalism, arguing that it is an outdated and antidemocratic model of governance, and actively campaigned against tribalism in the Tindouf refugee camps and the areas of Western Sahara ruled by the exiled Sahrawi republic. Morocco has generally been content to extract allegiance from tribal elders in areas controlled by it, and otherwise ignored it. In Mauritania, the Sahrawi-Moorish communities are still strongly tribally organized. Djema'a: Spanish colonial body The Djema'a was also a ruling council of Sahrawi elders created in May 1967 by the authorities in Spanish Sahara, today Western Sahara. Djema'a officials were elected, but the colonial authorities ran the process and in effect selected the candidates. The first round of elections were held between July 14 and August 20, 1967, and the Djema'a was inaugurated on September 11 in El Aaiún. A second round Djema'a was elected in January 1971, and as the Polisario Front uprising began in 1973, it was also the last. The members of the Djemaa often had status within tribes, but were not necessarily considered authentic representatives by the tribe membership. The Djema'a had little effective power, but was occasionally consulted by the Spanish military governors, and allowed to send representatives to Madrid. Its primary function was to provide the occupation with a facade of legality in the eyes |
the official organ of the General Austrian Women’s Organization. History and profile Neues Frauenleben was established by Auguste Fickert in 1902 as the successor of Dokumente der Frauen which was also a feminist magazine again founded and co-edited by Fickert. The editor-in-chief of the magazine which had its headquarters in Vienna was also Fickert who held the post until 1910. She was succeeded by Emil Fickert, and the other editors-in-chief of the magazine were Leopoldine Kulka and Christine Touaillon. Neues Frauenleben was a | and co-edited by Fickert. The editor-in-chief of the magazine which had its headquarters in Vienna was also Fickert who held the post until 1910. She was succeeded by Emil Fickert, and the other editors-in-chief of the magazine were Leopoldine Kulka and Christine Touaillon. Neues Frauenleben was a publication of the General Austrian Women’s Organization. The magazine had many international contributors, including Finnish feminist Maikki Friberg, Anna Brunnemann from Sweden, Frederiksen Kristine, |
can 2 year old drink almond milk? | Adding one or two servings a day of fortified almond milk to a well-rounded diet is a safe alternative to cow's milk in developing early toddlers. Do not give cow's milk, almond milk, or types of milk to toddlers until their first birthday. Babies younger than this should only have breast milk or infant formula. |
Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast | Ивано-Франковск муж |
In 2006, he began working on a collaborative project with producer Danger Mouse, titled Dangerous Thoughts. | Nel 2006, iniziò un progetto collaborativo con il produttore Danger Mouse intitolato Dangerous Thoughts. |
Mikhaylovka () is a rural locality (a selo) in Kazanchinsky Selsoviet, Askinsky District, Bashkortostan, Russia. The population was 21 as of 2010. | street. Geography Mikhaylovka is located 42 km northwest of Askino (the district's administrative |
Did you tell Tom he could borrow your car? | As-tu dit à Tom qu'il pouvait emprunter ta voiture ? |
May has formed a group to promote animal welfare. | Мей сформував групу для сприяння благополуччю тварин. |
Wife - Eva Lazarevna, was sent to Jambul. | Жена — Ева Лазаревна, была выслана в Джамбул. |
France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1969 | França no Festival Eurovisão da Canção 1969 |
htaccess URL rewrite to subdomain | Redirect, Change URLs or Redirect HTTP to HTTPS in Apache - Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About mod_rewrite Rules but Were Afraid to Ask |
I found that hard to explain. | Achei isso difícil de explicar. |
He made it known to the people of the country about the evil deed of Barma and Pangrenyep, the people cheered. | Dia kemudian memberitahu orang-orang di kerajaan tentang perbuatan jahat Barma dan Pangrenyep, orang-orang pun bersorak. |
Since 1990, Hahn has taught at the Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he is the Father Michael Scanlan, TOR, Chair of Biblical Theology and the New Evangelization. | Sejak tahun 1990, Hahn mengajar di Franciscan University of Steubenville, tempat ia dianugerahkan penghargaan Father Michael Scanlan, TOR, Chair of Biblical Theology and the New Evangelization. |
demand. Only the T 1 had seats, the other two only a luggage compartment. On their takeover by the Deutsche Reichsbahn in East Germany after the Second World War they were given the numbers VT 137 561, 565 and 566. Due to a shortage of spare parts, T 1 and 2 were scrapped around 1965 and only T 3, which is still preserved today, was given a computerised number, 187 025, by the DR in 1972. | and 566. Due to a shortage of spare parts, T 1 and 2 were scrapped around 1965 and only T 3, which is still preserved today, was given a computerised number, 187 025, by the DR in 1972. Since 1993 it has been in the possession of the Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) and was restored to working condition in 1999 after over |
School of Economics in Rotterdam. After the conclusion of the Second World War, he returned to Indonesia, where he joined the Indonesian diplomatic mission in the United States, and helped garner funding and international attention for the country's struggle for independence. After the handover of sovereignty in the Dutch–Indonesian Round Table Conference, in which he took part, he joined the Socialist Party of Indonesia and became Minister for Trade and Industry in the Natsir Cabinet. He implemented the protectionist Benteng program, and developed an economic plan which aimed for national industrialization. Throughout his Sukarno-era career, Sumitro was permissive towards foreign investment despite opposition from nationalists and communists. During the cabinets of Prime Minister Wilopo and Burhanuddin Harahap, Sumitro served as finance minister. Facing political attacks during the Guided Democracy era, he joined the Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Indonesia in the late 1950s. Operating from abroad, Sumitro focused on fundraising and gathering sympathies for the ultimately unsuccessful movement, and he was forced into exile abroad until 1967. When the New Order was established in Indonesia, Sumitro returned to Indonesia and once more became Minister of Industry and Trade, and was involved in the top level planning of Indonesia's economy along with many of his former students at the University of Indonesia. After disagreements with Suharto, Sumitro first was reassigned as Minister of Research before his removal from government posts altogether. He continued to work as an economist, criticizing the problems in Indonesian economy in the leadup to the 1997 Asian financial crisis. Early life Sumitro was born in Kebumen on 29 May 1917, as the eldest children of , who at that time was a high-middle ranking civil servant in the Dutch colonial government and was later founder of Bank Negara Indonesia. He studied at an Europeesche Lagere School, then an in Banyumas. After completing his secondary education in the Indies in 1935, he continued his studies at Rotterdam's Netherlands School of Economics. His Rotterdam studies were briefly interrupted in 1937-1938, when he took a course in philosophy and history at Sorbonne. In his biography, Sumitro claimed that he wanted to join the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War and had briefly joined a training camp in Catalonia, but he was rejected due to his age. During his studies, he joined an Indonesian students' organization there which aimed to promote Indonesian arts and culture. He was completing his dissertation at Rotterdam in May 1940 when Germany invaded the Netherlands, and during the Rotterdam Blitz he was nearly killed by a Luftwaffe bomb which destroyed one of the walls to his room. He still completed his dissertation, "The People’s Credit Service during the Depression", which was defended in 1943 and he earned his doctorate. During the later stages of the war in Europe, after the conclusion of his studies, he helped provide aid to a number of stranded Indonesian sailors in Rotterdam, as the Perhimpoenan Indonesia itself took part in the Dutch resistance mostly by distributing anti-Nazi pamphlets. Political career National Revolution After the end of the war, Sumitro briefly joined a Dutch delegation in an United Nations Security Council meeting in London on January 1946, before returning to Indonesia in March that year. According to British reports, Sumitro had been included in the delegation to provide a good impression for the Dutch government, but Sumitro became disillusioned and decided to return to his home country. He joined the new Republican government, becoming an assistant to Prime Minister Sutan Sjahrir and later working at the Ministry of Finance. In the leadup to the 3 July affair in 1946, Sumitro alongside Sjahrir and welfare minister Darmawan Mangunkusumo were kidnapped by disgruntled army units. Still in 1946, he was assigned to the Indonesian delegation to the United Nations in the United States, becoming deputy chief of mission and minister plenipotentiary for economic affairs. He would remain in this posting until 1950. Due to the Dutch embargo on Indonesian trade, Sumitro was charged with bypassing it, and in one occasion American cargo ship SS Martin Behrman carrying cargo from the Republican city of Cirebon was seized by Dutch marines. Sumitro had arranged the ship's voyage despite expecting a Dutch seizure, as the delegation calculated that the media attention would be invaluable. The ship's seizure prompted anger from the National Maritime Union and an US congressional investigation was considered, until it was released. Sumitro quoted Sutan Sjahrir as saying "we lost $3 million of cargo, but we couldn't have paid for the public attention". In his time in the United States, Sumitro also signed a contract with American businessman Matthew Fox to form the Indonesian–American corporation, a sole agent for bilateral trade between the two countries for 10 years. Following the 1948 Operation Kraai, Sumitro and members of the Indonesian UN delegation (led by L.N. Palar) was vital in maintaining international awareness of the Indonesian situation. While previously the Indonesian delegation had been ignored, the military operation brought Indonesia to the forefront of attention, and after a meeting with Under Secretary of State Robert A. Lovett, Sumitro gave a press conference which was prominently featured in American media - The New York Times, for example, published in entirety a memorandum from Sumitro condemning Dutch actions and calling for the cessation of American aid to the Netherlands. Sumitro later briefly headed the Indonesian embassy in the United States. During the final negotiations on the handover of Indonesian sovereignty Sumitro led the economic and financial subcommittee. In these negotiations, while the Dutch calculated that the Indonesians would have to take on debt passed on from the Dutch East Indies government amounting to over 6 billion guilders, Sumitro argued the opposite - that a significant proportion of the debts were created to fight the Indonesian National Revolution and should not be paid by the Indonesian government, and instead he calculated that the Dutch government would owe the Indonesian one an amount of 500 million guilders. The agreement was eventually struck that the Indonesian government would be responsible for 4.3 billion guilders in debt, to be paid in full by July 1964. Sumitro wanted to negotiate down the debt further, but was overridden by Vice President Mohammad Hatta. Sumitro also opposed the deferral of the Western New Guinea issue, but was again overridden by Hatta. Minister of Industry Sumitro was appointed as Minister of Trade and Industry in the newly formed Natsir Cabinet in 1950, as a member of Sutan Sjahrir's Socialist Party of Indonesia (PSI). Contrary to the views of Finance Minister Sjafruddin Prawiranegara who focused on agricultural development, Sumitro viewed industrialisation as a necessity to develop Indonesia's economy, and Sumitro introduced the "Economic Urgency Plan" which aimed to restore industrial facilities that had been damaged by the Japanese invasion and the subsequent independence war. The plan, sometimes called the "Sumitro Plan", was published in April 1951 (after the Natsir Cabinet's collapse), and called for the use of government funds to develop a number of industrial facilities across Java and Sumatra. However, none of the planned projects were completed within the two-year timeline of the plan by the succeeding Sukiman and Wilopo Cabinets, and the duration of the plan was extended to three years. During this tenure, he also toured Netherlands and other European countries to secure agreements establishing manufacturing facilities in Indonesia. He also initiated the implementation of the Benteng program, an import control scheme benefitting indigenous Indonesian businessmen, despite his own preference for a free market system for imports. After the collapse of the Natsir Cabinet, Sumitro became dean of the economics faculty at the University of Indonesia in 1951, after its first dean Sunarjo Kolopaking had resigned. He served in this academic position between 1951 and 1957, and in this position he recruited a number of Dutch academics to fill in the lack of teachers in the faculty. He also founded the Institute of Economic and Social Research (Lembaga Penyelidikan Ekonomi dan Masyarakat), which he would later utilize to form economic policies when he returned to being a government minister. He also arranged for | whereas American professors would teach in Indonesia and Indonesian students would spend several years in the United States. In mid 1951, he also invited Hjalmar Schacht, the former finance minister of Nazi Germany, to Indonesia in order to research the country's economic and financial situation, and to produce a recommendation. Additionally, he also took part in efforts to nationalize De Javasche Bank, the colonial central bank. During this lull between his two ministerships, Sumitro also engaged in a public debate with Sjafruddin Prawiranegara, on their differing views on Indonesian economic development while both also criticizing the incumbent Sukiman Cabinet. Sumitro criticized Sjafruddin's priority on agrarian development, citing the poor standard of living in the agrarian economic structure before independence, and also disagreed with Sjafruddin's policy on accumulating capital reserves instead of pursuing an expansionary fiscal policy. The two economists did agree on maintaining foreign investment and capital in Indonesia, in contrast to a number of nationalist leaders at that time. He also wrote in support of the transmigration program, though he noted that industrial development in the migration regions would be needed. Minister of Finance In the Wilopo Cabinet, Sumitro was given the office of Minister of Finance. When he first joined the ministry, which at that time still containing a large number of Dutch officials, he noted how many of them were skilled administrators, but were not qualified in economics. The nationalization of De Javasche Bank and its conversion into Bank Indonesia was completed in this tenure, and during the drafting of relevant laws Sumitro pushed a requirement for the board of directors of the bank - that all directors be Indonesian citizens. He also expanded the Benteng program, extending the list of restricted goods from 10 percent of imports to over half. Sumitro himself did not believe that the Benteng program would be flawless in execution, even commenting that a majority of the businessmen given support might turn out to be "parasites". Following the collapse of the Wilopo Cabinet in 1953, political maneuvering resulted in a number of cabinets failing to be approved. Sumitro was named Minister of Finance in one such proposed cabinet by Burhanuddin Harahap, but his candidacy in particular was vetoed by the Indonesian National Party and eventually the First Ali Sastroamidjojo Cabinet was formed where Sumitro was replaced by Ong Eng Die. In this period, Sumitro as part of the opposition criticized the Ali cabinet's policies, which he accused to be aimed at causing capital flight of Dutch firms. He would return to the office of finance minister in 1955, in the Burhanuddin Harahap Cabinet, as one of the few highly-educated and experienced ministers in the cabinet. The country faced an issue of high inflation at that time, and it was decided to abolish the Benteng program in order to increase domestic production and stabilize the economy. Sumitro also implemented fiscal belt-tightening, reducing the government deficit significantly. These policies did result in some reduction in inflation. In the aftermath of the 1955 election, where PSI performed poorly, Sumitro launched a challenge against Sjahrir's leadership of the party. He was dispatched to Geneva in late 1955 in order to negotiate the issue of Western New Guinea with the Dutch, and despite progress on negotiations thanks to American, British, and Indian pressure on Dutch negotiators, domestic political pressure abrogated the negotiations in January 1956. The government ministers at Geneva at that time - Sumitro, health minister Johannes Leimena, and foreign minister Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung, all were highly disappointed by the development and considered resigning from government. In the final months of the cabinet, Sumitro extended government credits to a number of politically affiliated firms, which resulted in increased pressure from the opposition to speed up the cabinet's dissolution. Like other members of the Harahap Cabinet, Ali Sastroamidjojo explicitly excluded Sumitro from joining his second cabinet. Throughout the liberal democracy period, Sumitro had been described as the most powerful PSI government minister. In a 1952 paper, Sumitro indicated the objectives of his policies - to stimulate domestic consumption and investment and improve the trade balance, while commenting that due to the poor administrative capabilities of the Indonesian government it should avoid direct interventions. Sumitro was also a supporter of foreign investment, and in a speech shortly before his first inauguration as finance minister he commented how removing foreign investors would be akin to "digging our own grave". To the small number of foreign companies which did invest in Indonesia during the 1950s - mostly oil companies - Sumitro lobbied for the development of Indonesian human capital, in exchange for a number of fiscal incentives. PRRI and exile When the Guided Democracy era began in 1957, Sukarno showed his dislike for Western-educated economists such as Sumitro, a position also supported by the Communist Party of Indonesia under D.N. Aidit. Aidit directly accused Sumitro of "siding with imperialism and feudalism", and he argued that Sumitro's economic approach which involved foreign investment did not fit Indonesian rural society. Aidit rejected Sumitro's argument that poverty was caused by low investment and savings, and instead blamed capitalists, landlords, and foreign companies for engaging in rent-seeking behavior. Communists associated the general open approach to foreign investment to Sumitro. By May 1957, he had been summoned twice under alleged corruption related to PSI's fundraising for the 1955 election, and his links to a businessman who had been jailed for bribery. On 8 May 1957, he was given a third summons. In order to evade the investigation, Sumitro went into hiding - first at a friend's home in Tanah Abang, before he managed to escape to Sumatra with the help of Sjahrir. Throughout 1957, PSI politicians visited Sumitro, unsuccessfully attempting to convince him against joining a potential rebellion, and eventually Sumitro began to avoid the party's members sent for him altogether. |
They would break their keyboards, they'd quite literally hate themselves, and their parents felt powerless to do anything. | 그들은 키보드를 부수고 그야말로 자기 자신을 싫어하게 되죠. 부모들도 더욱 무력감을 느끼게 되고요. |
So my decision to run ultimately came down to the fact that I felt that I had to do my bit, even if I had no political experience, to step up and try to be part of creating the world that will make sense and be sustainable for our kids, and a world where we truly allow both our boys and girls to be all they can be. | Решението ми да се кандидатирам основно се дължеше на това, че почувствах, че трябва да дам своя принос, макар и да нямах политически опит, да поема отговорност и да се опитам да участвам в създаването на свят, който е смислен и екосъобразен за нашите деца, свят, в който наистина позволяваме на момчетата и момичетата ни да бъдат всичко, което пожелаят. |
Function template compilation error | Where and why do I have to put the "template" and "typename" keywords? |
Regiment of the Royal Signals until around 2000. Today The last remains of the barracks are a few houses that were part | last remains of the barracks are a few houses that were part of the quarters. References Former buildings and structures in Liverpool |
M&M's........Chew or Suck? | Um.. I want to say "savor".. I like to let the chocolate melt so I can enjoy it for as long as possible. |
Abdul Samad (disambiguation) | Абдуссамад (значения) |
And it brought me straight into the conservation fray. | وجلبتني مباشرة الي هذا الحديث |
The Romans lose control of the Sicilian city of Agrigentum to the Carthaginians. | Los romanos pierden el control de la ciudad siciliana de Agrigento en favor de los cartagineses. |
Houston reporter in 2018. Personal Simon's father was a traveling salesman, and his mother worked as a bookkeeper. In 1966, he married his wife, Susan (née Kalmans), a former teacher and psychiatric social worker. They currently live in McLean, Virginia, and have two grown children and four grandchildren. Their son, Marcus Simon, is a state delegate serving in Virginia; their daughter, Dr. Rachael Simon Proper, is a pediatric dentist in Catonsville, Maryland. He is active in his local community. In 2016, Governor Terry McAuliffe appointed him to the board of directors of the Virginia Recreational Facilities Authority. References Living people People from McLean, Virginia Year of birth missing (living people) 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American non-fiction writers 21st-century American non-fiction writers Anti-corporate activists Articles containing video clips Texas lawyers Consumer rights activists United States Army soldiers | advocacy At age 25, he became a founding member of Nader's Raiders, a high-profile public interest and advocacy group spearheaded by Ralph Nader which critically examined the Federal Trade Commission. As a result of the group's work, the FTC reformed and toughened its consumer protection and anti-trust enforcement. He has testified to Congress, and published numerous articles and books on consumer advocacy issues. In the 1980s, he served as executive director of the National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting, a national advocacy group backed by Nader which drew attention to excessive violence on children's TV programming. The group, which often struggled with funding issues, was frequently in the news, and—following the breakup of the AT&T monopoly—worked to provide |
2012): Air Mali also operates domestic flights in their | the following (as of December 2012): Air Mali also operates domestic |
Capital Movements, in 1937 and the other 29 beginning in 1950. As economic historian Kindleberger used a narrative approach to knowledge and not based on mathematical models to prove his point. In the preface to The Great Depression 1929-1939, he wrote "It's the story simply told, without tables of squares..." His book Manias, Panics, and Crashes is still widely used in programs Master of Business Administration (MBA) in the United States. Hegemonic stability theory In his 1973 and 1986 book The World in Depression 1929–1939, Kindleberger advances an idiosyncratic, internationalist view of the causes and nature of the Great Depression, that concludes that a world hegemon is necessary for a generally stable world economy. Blaming the peculiar length and depth of the Depression on the hesitancy of the US in taking over leadership of the world economy when Britain was no longer up to the role after World War I, he concludes that "for the world economy to be stabilized, there has to be a stabilizer—one stabilizer", by which, in the context of the interwar years at least, he means the United States. In the last chapter, "An Explanation of the 1929 Depression", Kindleberger lists the five responsibilities the US would have had to assume in order to stabilize the world economy: maintaining a relatively open market for distress goods; providing countercyclical, or at least stable, long-term, lending; policing the relative stability of exchange rates; ensuring the coordination of nations' macroeconomic policies; acting as a lender of last resort by discounting, or otherwise providing liquidity, in a financial crisis. Kindleberger was highly skeptical of Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz's monetarist view of the causes of the Depression, seeing it as too narrow and perhaps dogmatic, and dismisses out of hand what he characterized as Paul Samuelson's "accidental" or "fortuitous" interpretation. The World in Depression was praised by John Kenneth Galbraith as 'the best book on the subject'. For Kindleberger, the main problem with international institutions is that they provide public goods whose provision states are incentivized to free-ride on. Following Mancur Olson, Kindleberger argued that the solution to the free-riding problem was to have an actor who was large enough (a hegemon) and willing to bear the cost of cooperation alone. Books International Short-term Capital Movements (NY: Columbia University Press, 1937) Economic Development (New York, 1958) International Economics (Irwin, 1958) Foreign Trade and the National Economy (Yale, 1962) Europa and the Dollar (Cambridge, Massachusetts, London, 1966) Europe's Postwar Growth. The Role of Labor Supply (Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1967) American Business Abroad (New Haven, London, 1969) The Benefits of International Money. Journal of International Economics 2 (Nov. 1972): 425–442. The World in Depression: 1929–1939 (University of California Press, 1973); Manias, Panics, and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises (Macmillan, 1978) Historical Economics – Art or Science? (1990) (online book) World Economic Primacy: 1500 – 1990 (Oxford University Press, 1996) Centralization versus Pluralism (Copenhagen Business School Press, 1996) Economic Laws and Economic History (Cambridge University Press, 1997) References External links MIT Economics bio MIT obituary Peter Temin (2008). "Kindleberger, Charles P. (1910–2003)." The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics'', 2nd ed. Abstract. 1910 births 2003 deaths Writers from New York City Military personnel from New York City | a financial crisis. Kindleberger was highly skeptical of Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz's monetarist view of the causes of the Depression, seeing it as too narrow and perhaps dogmatic, and dismisses out of hand what he characterized as Paul Samuelson's "accidental" or "fortuitous" interpretation. The World in Depression was praised by John Kenneth Galbraith as 'the best book on the subject'. For Kindleberger, the main problem with international institutions is that they provide public goods whose provision states are incentivized to free-ride on. Following Mancur Olson, Kindleberger argued that the solution to the free-riding problem was to have an actor who was large enough (a hegemon) and willing to bear the cost of cooperation alone. Books International Short-term Capital Movements (NY: Columbia University Press, 1937) Economic Development (New York, 1958) International Economics (Irwin, 1958) Foreign Trade and the National Economy (Yale, 1962) Europa and the Dollar (Cambridge, Massachusetts, London, 1966) Europe's Postwar Growth. The Role of Labor Supply (Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1967) American Business Abroad (New Haven, London, 1969) The Benefits of International Money. Journal of International Economics 2 (Nov. 1972): 425–442. The World in Depression: 1929–1939 (University of California Press, 1973); Manias, Panics, and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises (Macmillan, 1978) Historical Economics – Art or Science? (1990) (online book) World Economic Primacy: 1500 – 1990 (Oxford University Press, 1996) Centralization versus Pluralism (Copenhagen Business School Press, 1996) Economic Laws and Economic History (Cambridge University Press, 1997) References External links MIT Economics bio MIT obituary Peter Temin (2008). "Kindleberger, Charles P. (1910–2003)." The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics'', 2nd ed. Abstract. 1910 births 2003 deaths Writers from New York City Military personnel from New York City People of the Office of Strategic Services 20th-century American economists Economic historians Kent School alumni University of Pennsylvania alumni Columbia University alumni Presidents of the American |
Parliamentary opposition forced Hollmann to delay until the following year, when Caprivi spoke in favor of the project, noting that Russia's recent naval expansion threatened Germany's Baltic Sea coastline. | Oposição parlamentar fez Hollmann adiar o projeto para o ano seguinte, quando Caprivi o defendeu, salientando que a recente expansão naval da Rússia ameaçava a costa alemã no Mar Báltico. |
PNI research looks for the exact mechanisms by which specific neuroimmune effects are achieved. | A pesquisa da PNI procura os mecanismos exatos pelos quais efeitos neuroimunes específicos são alcançados. |
Tanzania (spider) | Tanzania (geslacht) |
how do bj's points work? | 4.1 For every 100 points that you earn in the Program, you will automatically be issued a non-transferable reward for $10 off a qualifying purchase at a BJ's restaurant or on our website (each, a “Reward”), and such points will be deducted from your point balance. |
how many ounces should baby drink? | On average, a newborn drinks about 1.5-3 ounces (45-90 milliliters) every 2-3 hours. This amount increases as your baby grows and is able to take more at each feeding. At about 2 months, your baby may be taking 4-5 ounces (120-150 milliliters) at each feeding and the feedings may be every 3-4 hours. |
Some comments from Twitter and Facebook: | Een greep uit de reacties op Twitter en Facebook: |
a musical revue called S.H. Dudley's Black Sensations, where he played with James P. Johnson. Clark and Johnson parted from the show to play on their own, landing in Toledo, Ohio and playing with Jimmy Harrison late in the 1910s. In 1920 Clark relocated to Philadelphia, where he played with Josephine Stevens and Willie "The Lion" Smith (1921–22). He then played in the traveling show Holiday in Dixie, but this enterprise collapsed in Detroit after a poor run, and Clark temporarily took up work in an automobile factory. He rejoined Harrison soon after as a member of the Fess Williams Band. By 1924 Clark was in New York City, playing with his own band in various nightclubs and other venues in | Clark and Johnson parted from the show to play on their own, landing in Toledo, Ohio and playing with Jimmy Harrison late in the 1910s. In 1920 Clark relocated to Philadelphia, where he played with Josephine Stevens and Willie "The Lion" Smith (1921–22). He then played in the traveling show Holiday in Dixie, but this enterprise collapsed in Detroit after a poor run, and Clark temporarily took up work in an automobile factory. He rejoined Harrison soon after as a member of the Fess Williams Band. By 1924 Clark was in New York City, playing with his own band in various nightclubs |
To be noticeable, the party used "Xinjiang" in its name, but did not use "East Turkestan". | Per essere visibile, il partito inserì "Xinjiang" nel suo nome, ma non usò "Turkestan orientale". |
Capuchin Friary, Rapperswil | Kloster Rapperswil |
Echeler) is a village and municipality in the | in the Jalilabad Rayon of Azerbaijan. It has a population |
What did you expect me to give you? | Τι περίμενες να σου δώσω; |
why are the palms of hands peeling? | Climate. Heat, wind, and high or low humidity can affect the skin on your hands. For example, the dry air in certain regions can cause the exposed skin on your hands to dry, crack, and peel. |
The 5,000 km fibre optic cable links the city of Mombasa on the coast of Kenya to Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates. | Ce câble en fibre optique de 4 500 km relie la ville de Mombasa sur les côtes de Kenya à Fujaïrah aux Émirats arabes unis. |
Anta District, Anta | Distretto di Anta (Cusco) |
are herbs fruits or vegetables? | Since herbs are plants just like vegetables, they are physically, biochemically and nutritionally quite similar to leafy greens such as lettuce, spinach and kale. Yet we typically do not eat fresh herbs in the same ways and quantities as vegetables. |
Bakunin foresaw "the full sexual freedom of women" and the end of "the authoritarian juridical family". | Bakounine prévoit « une liberté sexuelle totale pour les femmes » et la fin de la « famille juridique autoritaire »,. |
The most common theory of the origin of the name Brussels is that it derives from the Old Dutch Bruocsella, Broekzele or Broeksel, meaning "marsh" (bruoc / broek) and "home" (sella / zele / sel) or "home in the marsh". | Najpogostejša teorija o izvoru imena Bruselj je, da izhaja iz stare nizozemščine bruocsella, broekzela ali broeksela, kar pomeni 'močvirje' (bruoc/broek) in dom (sella/zele/sel) ali 'dom v močvirju'. |
Generating a 8 digit random number in Dev C++ | Generate random numbers uniformly over an entire range |
own person and school records with jumps of (44'0") in her indoor season and (45'2.75") during her outdoor season. Her final track season was the 2017 indoor season, where Charley again broke her school and personal record with a triple jump of (44'5.25"). She finished her last season earning a third consecutive indoor NCAA First Team All-American honor. Professional career Portland Thorns, 2019–2021 Charley went undrafted in the 2018 NWSL College Draft. She was however picked up by the Portland Thorns FC, making the practice squad for 2018 as a non-roster invitee. She was signed by the team in May 2019 as a supplemental player. Charley made her first start on May 25, 2019 against Sky Blue FC. She provided two assists during her second start against the Chicago Red Stars. Angel City FC, 2021– On December 8, 2021, Charley was traded to Angel City FC. Career statistics As of June 2, 2019 Honors and awards Team Portland Thorns FC International Champions Cup: 2021 Social media Instagram Twitter References External links NWSL Portland Thorns Soccerway Living people 1995 births American women's soccer players Vanderbilt Commodores women's soccer players Vanderbilt Commodores track and field | Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll. College Track and Field, 2014–2017 While attending Vanderbilt Charley also competed in both indoor and outdoor seasons of track and field in the triple jump. Her freshman indoor season saw her post the second-best mark on Vanderbilt's all-time performance for the triple jump (41'8.50"). She broke her own school record in the 2014 outdoor season, setting a then lifetime best of (43'2.50"), missing qualification for the IAAF World Championship by one centimetre. She finished her freshman year named to the 2014 Outdoor NCAA Second-Team All-American and 2014 USTFCCCA All-Academic Team. During her sophomore year she again broke both her own indoor and outdoor school record in the triple jump, with jumps of (43'5.25") and (43'8.55") respectively. Indoor she had a fifth best nationally at the time which earned her All-SEC honors. Charley also earned NCAA First-Team All-American honors for both her indoor and outdoor 2015 season. She repeated this double NCAA First Team All-American honors during her junior 2016 seasons. She also again repeated her breaking of her own person and school records with jumps of (44'0") in her indoor season and (45'2.75") during her outdoor season. Her final track season was the 2017 indoor season, where Charley again broke her school and personal record with a triple jump of (44'5.25"). She finished her last season earning a third consecutive indoor NCAA First Team All-American honor. Professional career Portland Thorns, 2019–2021 Charley went undrafted in the 2018 NWSL College Draft. She was however picked up by the Portland Thorns FC, making the practice squad for 2018 as a non-roster invitee. She was signed by the team in May 2019 as a supplemental player. Charley made her first start on May 25, 2019 against Sky Blue FC. She provided two assists during her second start against the Chicago Red Stars. Angel City FC, 2021– On December 8, 2021, Charley was traded to Angel City FC. Career statistics As of June 2, 2019 Honors and awards Team Portland Thorns FC International Champions Cup: 2021 Social media Instagram Twitter References External links NWSL Portland Thorns Soccerway Living people 1995 births American women's soccer players Vanderbilt Commodores women's soccer players Vanderbilt Commodores track and field National Women's Soccer League players Soccer players from Massachusetts Soccer players from Birmingham, Alabama Women's association football forwards Portland Thorns FC |
of Fulvivirgaceae. References Further reading Sphingobacteriia Bacteria | genus from the family of Fulvivirgaceae. |
60 hz is how many cycles per second? | A 60Hz electrical system means that the power completes 60 cycles of complete wave sequence per second while 50Hz means that it completes 50 cycles per second. 60Hz is usually associated with 440, 460, 480, & 600 voltages. |
In 2004, Raxola released a single, I Wanna Be an Angel, produced by Brian James (The Damned, the Lords of the New Church). | En 2004, Raxola sort un single produit par Brian James (The Damned, The Lords of the New Church). |
Char Chokka Hoi Hoi | চার ছক্কা হৈ হৈ |
ymca how to become a member? | ['Photographs will be taken of members at the time of application and fee payment. ... ', 'When you first enroll, bring a valid picture ID and a voided check to set up an automatic monthly bank draft.'] |
List of convicted war criminals | Lijst van personen die veroordeeld zijn wegens oorlogsmisdaden |
Among the achievements of Euroméditerranée figure: the Docks renovation into offices, the renovation of the silo into a theater, the renovation of the Rue de la République, the construction of the CMA-CGM tower (33 floors, 147m tall). | Parmi les réalisations d'Euroméditerranée : la rénovation des Docks en bureaux, la rénovation du Silo en salle de spectacle, la rénovation de la rue de la République, la construction de la tour CMA-CGM de 33 étages. |
an EP by Crime & the City Solution, released in 1985 through Mute Records. Track listing Personnel Crime & the City Solution Simon Bonney – vocals Mick Harvey – drums, | Man is an EP by Crime & the City Solution, released in 1985 through Mute Records. Track listing Personnel Crime & the City Solution Simon Bonney – vocals Mick Harvey – drums, keyboards, cello, illustrations Harry |
33330 Barèges | (33330) Barèges |
Ramakrishna Math) guru from Bengal Niranjanananda | Swami Niranjanananda may refer to: Swami Niranjanananda |
A victim of its sudden popularity, it crashed during the first few hours after the event due to thousands of people trying to access it at the same time. | Став жертвой своей внезапной популярности, сразу после нескольких часов после взрыва сайт перестал работать поскольку слишком много людей пытались зайти на него одновременно. |
Gutierre. Notable people with the surname include: General Armando Gutierrez, Cuban-American businessman, activist and political consultant Carlos Gutiérrez (disambiguation), several people Daniel G. P. Gutierrez Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania Diego Gutiérrez (disambiguation) Gustavo Gutiérrez (born 1928), Peruvian theologian, Dominican priest, founder of Liberation Theology at the University of Notre Dame José Ángel Gutiérrez, University of Texas at Austin lecturer Kris Gutiérrez, American professor Rochelle Gutierrez, American professor of education Sidney M. Gutierrez (born 1951), retired USAF colonel and NASA astronaut Sonia Gutierrez, American educator and Hispanic rights activist Arts Antonio García Gutiérrez, Spanish playwright Ariadna Gutiérrez (born 1993), Miss Colombia 2014, 1st runner up Miss Universe 2015 Ash Gutierrez (born 2005), American musician Chin Chin Gutierrez, Filipino actress and environmentalist Donald Gutierrez (born 1932), American writer Eddie Gutierrez (actor) (Jorge Eduardo Pickett Gutierrez), Filipino actor Eloísa Jiménez Gutiérrez (1908–1990), Mexican artist Emilio Gutiérrez (born c. 1963), US-based Mexican journalist Emma Laura Gutiérrez Jiménez, Mexican actress Grace Gutierrez (born 1989), American artist Horacio Gutiérrez (born August 28, 1948), Cuban-American classical pianist Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla (c. 1590 – 1664), Spanish-Mexican composer Judith Gutiérrez, Ecuadorian master Latin American painter Miguel Gutierrez (choreographer), American dancer Miguel Gutiérrez (writer) (born | (born 1951), retired USAF colonel and NASA astronaut Sonia Gutierrez, American educator and Hispanic rights activist Arts Antonio García Gutiérrez, Spanish playwright Ariadna Gutiérrez (born 1993), Miss Colombia 2014, 1st runner up Miss Universe 2015 Ash Gutierrez (born 2005), American musician Chin Chin Gutierrez, Filipino actress and environmentalist Donald Gutierrez (born 1932), American writer Eddie Gutierrez (actor) (Jorge Eduardo Pickett Gutierrez), Filipino actor Eloísa Jiménez Gutiérrez (1908–1990), Mexican artist Emilio Gutiérrez (born c. 1963), US-based Mexican journalist Emma Laura Gutiérrez Jiménez, Mexican actress Grace Gutierrez (born 1989), American artist Horacio Gutiérrez (born August 28, 1948), Cuban-American classical pianist Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla (c. 1590 – 1664), Spanish-Mexican composer Judith Gutiérrez, Ecuadorian master Latin American painter Miguel Gutierrez (choreographer), American dancer Miguel Gutiérrez (writer) (born 1940), Peruvian writer Pedro Elías Gutiérrez (1870-1954) Venezuelan musician, composer Pedro Juan Gutiérrez, Cuban journalist, writer and artist Raymond Gutierrez, Filipino TV host Richard Gutierrez, Filipino actor Ruffa Gutierrez (born 1974), Filipina actress, model, beauty queen, and Ms. World Politicians Álvaro Gutiérrez (politician), Peruvian politician Carl T.C. Gutierrez (born 1941), Guamanian politician and governor of Guam Daniel Gutiérrez Castorena (born 1954), Mexican politician Doris Gutiérrez (born 1947), Honduran lawyer and politician Eulalio Gutiérrez (1881–1939) provisional president of Mexico from late 1914 to early 1915 Joaquín Gutiérrez Cano (1920–2009), Spanish diplomat and politician Jaime Abdul Gutiérrez (1936–2012), member of the Revolutionary Government Junta of El Salvador from 1979 to 1982 Lino Gutierrez (born 26 March 1951) U.S. diplomat and ambassador to Argentina Lucio Gutiérrez, former president of Ecuador Luis Gutiérrez (born 1953), Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives representing Illinois's 4th congressional district Merceditas Gutierrez, Filipino ombudsman Patricia Gutiérrez (born 1983), Venezuelan politician and activist Patricia Hernández Gutiérrez, Canary Island politician Rafael Antonio Gutiérrez (1845–1921), Salvadoran President from 1894 to 1898 Sports General Cristina Gutiérrez (born 1991), Spanish rally raid driver Esteban Gutiérrez (born 1991), Mexican racing driver Heberth Gutiérrez (born 1973), Colombian road cyclist Jorge Gutiérrez (boxer), Cuban boxer Jorge Gutierrez (basketball) |
Biglino (born 13 September 1950) is an Italian author, essayist, and translator. Much of his work focuses on the theories concerning the Bible and church history, including conspiracy theories, ufology, and the pseudoscientific hypothesis of ancient astronauts. As he himself declared, his theories are mostly based on the literary works of fringe theorists Erich von Däniken and Zecharia Sitchin. Biglino has also been involved in producing Italian interlinear editions of the Tanakh for Edizioni San Paolo in Cinisello Balsamo, | Elohim Garden of Eden Masoretic Text Old Testament References External links Italian Official website English & French Official website "I nuovi antichi alieni di Mauro Biglino: Analisi di un fenomeno editoriale e culturale" Scholarly examination (in Italian) of Mauro Biglino's work as a cultural product 1950 births 21st-century translators 21st-century Italian male writers Ancient astronauts proponents Esoteric anthropogenesis Italian biblical scholars Italian conspiracy theorists Italian essayists Italian Freemasons Italian male writers Italian translators Living people Male essayists People associated with ufology Translators from Hebrew |
Reform Judaism regards such people as apostates, and states regarding Messianic Jews: "'Messianic Jews' claim that they are Jews, but we must asked ourselves whether we identify them as Jews. | L'Ebraismo riformato considera tali persone come apostate, e afferma in merito agli "ebrei messianici": «Gli 'ebrei messianici' asseriscono di essere ebrei, ma dobbiamo chiederci se noi li identifichiamo come ebrei. |
Why was it so hard to establish that the neuron is the most basic unit of nervous tissue? | Waarom was het zo moeilijk om vast te stellen dat het neuron de meest basale eenheid is van zenuwweefsel? |
1993 Australian Formula Ford Championship was a CAMS sanctioned Australian motor racing championship for Formula Ford racing cars. It was the 24th national series for Formula Fords to be held in Australia, and the first to carry the Australian Formula Ford Championship name. Promoted as the 1993 Motorcraft Australian | it was won by Craig Lowndes driving a Van Diemen RF93. Calendar The championship was contested over an eight round series with two heats per round. Results References External links Formula Ford Australia Image of |
Tuwhare was among ten of New Zealand's greatest living artists named as Arts Foundation of New Zealand Icon Artists at a ceremony in 2003. | Tuwhare war einer der zehn größten lebenden neuseeländischen Künstlern, die bei einer Zeremonie im Jahre 2003 zu Arts Foundation of New Zealand Icon Artists ernannt wurden. |
who made the tee for the golfers? | The earliest golf tees rested flat on the ground and had a raised portion to prop up the ball. The first patent for this kind of tee was awarded to Scotsmen W Bloxsom and A Douglas in 1889. A tee closer to the modern type, with a ground-penetrating spike, was patented in the UK in 1892. These and other variations — including one that African-American dentist George F. Grant created out of rubber and wood — failed to catch on, as most golfers stuck to tradition and continued using heaps of sand. It took a strong marketing effort by Dr. William Lowell in the 1920s to bring manufactured tees into widespread use. Lowell's product, a simple wooden peg with a flared top, was copied around the world, and still remains the most common type of golf tee.\nI hope that helps you out : D |
popular primarily in the Mangalore region and the Yakshagana Badagatittu Bayalaata (lit. "Yakshagana of northern style performed outdoors") is popular in Udupi and surrounding regions. Other art forms also grouped under Yakshagana are the Nagamandalam, a dance meant to appease the deity Naga, and a variety of bhuta (spirit) dances. The "Yakshagana Tenkutittu" is more akin to the classical Kathakali of Kerala. According to Karanth, the region between Udupi and Ikkeri could be where the Yakshagana of the northern style originated. Based on internal evidence, Karanth dates these plays to about a 100 years prior to their earliest available copy. This list is not exhaustive. Many plays never reached the stage and among those that did, several plays may not have gained popularity or may longer be popular. Aliya Lingaraja, a member of the Mysore royal family and a writer in the Mysore court wrote more than forty plays which are not in this list. From about the 1960s, the Kannada Yakshaganas of the Tenkutittu style (southern style) have been replaced almost entirely by the Tulu language. According to | verse) and kandas (chapter) were also used for composition. The composed lines lend themselves to tala (beats) and are hence suitable for dance-dramas. There are a variety of dance-dramas collectively termed as Yakshagana. The Yakshagana Tenkutittu (lit. "Yakshagana of the southern style") is popular primarily in the Mangalore region and the Yakshagana Badagatittu Bayalaata (lit. "Yakshagana of northern style performed outdoors") is popular in Udupi and surrounding regions. Other art forms also grouped under Yakshagana are the Nagamandalam, a dance meant to appease the deity Naga, and a variety of bhuta (spirit) dances. The "Yakshagana Tenkutittu" is more akin to the classical Kathakali of Kerala. According to Karanth, the region between Udupi and Ikkeri could be where the Yakshagana of the northern style originated. Based on internal evidence, Karanth dates these plays to about a 100 years prior to their earliest available copy. |
After the Reich's failure to attain a victory against USSR, Kammler started to answer for an ever-growing amount of projects, most of them related to construction and engineering. | Dopo il fallimento del Reich per ottenere una vittoria contro l'URSS, Kammler ha iniziato a rispondere di una quantità sempre crescente di progetti, la maggior parte dei quali relativi all'edilizia e l'ingegneria. |
Communes of the Doubs department References Communes of Doubs County | a commune in the Doubs department in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region in eastern |
and knocked him down in most rounds. The amount of punishment sustained by Grim during his fights led to calls for him to be banned from boxing. Though Grim did not win many bouts, he was credited with a newspaper decision over former welterweight champion Matty Matthews in 1904. He tried unsuccessfully to secure a fight with reigning heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries. His run came to an end when he was knocked out by Sailor Burke in 1906. Four years later, he was knocked out by Sam McVea in Paris. Grim began to suffer mental health issues and was admitted to a sanitarium in 1913, before being released in 1916. He promoted fights in Philadelphia and worked as a foreman in a shipyard in New York. In later life he was committed to the Philadelphia Hospital for Mental Diseases, where he died in 1939. Grim's tour of Australia in 1908-09 formed the basis for Michael Winkler's critically-acclaimed 2021 novel Grimmish. Notes External links 1881 births | engaged in over 150 professional bouts; some sources put the figure at 300 to 500. Despite losing the majority of his fights, Grim became a popular fighter; his principal claim to fame was his ability to absorb heavy punishment without being knocked out, for which he was nicknamed "The Iron Man" and "The Human Punching Bag". Typically, at the end of a bout, he would go to the ropes and shout "I am Joe Grim. I fear no man on earth." In 1930 he was described in The Ring as "the greatest physical freak the prize ring ever knew... Grim offered his body as a target to fighters who outweighed him by many pounds. He has the strangest claim to glory that an athlete ever made." Robert W. Edgren opined that "knocking the Iron Man down with fists is a waste of time and effort, for he keeps getting up. To drop Grim for a long count, a boxer – if permitted – should use a crowbar or a baseball bat." In 1903 Grim took on former heavyweight champion Bob Fitzsimmons. Grim "took a battering... that would have killed an ordinary man" and was knocked down repeatedly, but rose to his feet every time and lasted the distance. Fitzsimmons called Grim "the hardest proposition to knock out that |
Tom will ask Mary. | Tom, Mary'ye soracak. |
Why do so many swimming pools not allow children to wear life vests, even if they are coast guard approved? | Because they aren't foolproof, but some people act like they are. People do drown wearing life vests sometimes, especially small children because they can't maintain their head above water consistently even with a life vest. If you're putting a child in a life vest, clearly you know they can't swim, but for some reason parents will put a child in a life vest and turn their back on it for plenty long enough to drown - leaving it up to the life guards. The life guards are there to save lives under extraordinary circumstances, but if neglectful parents with poor judgment put kids in life vests and ignore them, the life guards are given too much to monitor and that endangers all the swimmers. |
definition of the word lot | lot definition: The definition of a lot is a large number or greater extent. (noun) An example of lot is someone with sixty pairs of socks, lots of socks. An example of lot is finishing a marathon one mile ahead of the other runners, to finish a... |
swimmer. She competed in the 2020 Summer Olympics. References 2000 births Living people Egyptian synchronized swimmers Synchronized | an Egyptian synchronized swimmer. She competed in the 2020 |
where are zwilling pots made? | Made in Vietnam – I love that this cookware set is made in Vietnam even though Zwilling is a German company. Everything we buy made in Vietnam helps to provide jobs and support the local economy. The craftsmanship and quality of materials are impeccable. |
in multiple sclerosis Livedo reticularis associated with rasagiline Methylphenidate and dextroamphetamine-induced peripheral vasculopathy Gefitinib Obstruction of capillaries: Cryoglobulinaemia – proteins in the blood that clump together in cold conditions Antiphospholipid syndrome due to small blood clots Hypercalcaemia (raised blood calcium levels which may be deposited in the capillaries) Haematological disorders of polycythaemia rubra vera or thrombocytosis (excessive red cells or platelets) Infections (infective endocarditis, syphilis, tuberculosis, Lyme disease) Associated with acute kidney injury due to cholesterol emboli status after cardiac catheterization Arteriosclerosis (cholesterol emboli) and homocystinuria (due to Chromosome 21 autosomal recessive Cystathionine beta synthase deficiency) Intra-arterial injection (especially in drug addicts) Ehlers-Danlos syndrome – connective tissue disorder, often with many secondary conditions, may be present in all types Pheochromocytoma Livedoid vasculopathy and its association with factor V Leiden mutation FILS syndrome (polymerase ε1 mutation in a human syndrome with facial dysmorphism, immunodeficiency, livedo, and short stature) Primary hyperoxaluria, oxalosis (oxalate vasculopathy) Cytomegalovirus infection (very rare clinical form, presenting with persistent fever and livedo reticularis on the extremities and cutaneous necrotizing vasculitis of the toes) Generalized livedo reticularis induced by silicone implants for soft tissue augmentation As a rare skin finding in children with Down syndrome Idiopathic livedo reticularis with polyclonal IgM hypergammopathy CO2 angiography (rare, reported case) A less common | secondary conditions, may be present in all types Pheochromocytoma Livedoid vasculopathy and its association with factor V Leiden mutation FILS syndrome (polymerase ε1 mutation in a human syndrome with facial dysmorphism, immunodeficiency, livedo, and short stature) Primary hyperoxaluria, oxalosis (oxalate vasculopathy) Cytomegalovirus infection (very rare clinical form, presenting with persistent fever and livedo reticularis on the extremities and cutaneous necrotizing vasculitis of the toes) Generalized livedo reticularis induced by silicone implants for soft tissue augmentation As a rare skin finding in children with Down syndrome Idiopathic livedo reticularis with polyclonal IgM hypergammopathy CO2 angiography (rare, reported case) A less common skin lesion of Churg–Strauss syndrome Erythema nodosum-like cutaneous lesions of sarcoidosis showing livedoid changes in a patient with sarcoidosis and Sjögren's syndrome Livedo vasculopathy associated with IgM antiphosphatidylserine-prothrombin complex antibody Livedo vasculopathy associated with plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 promoter homozygosity and prothrombin G20210A heterozygosity As a first sign of metastatic breast carcinoma (very rare) Livedo reticularis associated with renal cell carcinoma (rare) Buerger's disease (as an initial symptom) As a rare manifestation of Graves hyperthyroidism Associated with pernicious anaemia Moyamoya disease (a rare, chronic cerebrovascular occlusive disease of unknown cause, characterized by progressive stenosis of the arteries of the circle of Willis leading to an abnormal capillary network and resultant ischemic strokes |
What was Eisenhower's rank in 1933? | During the late 1920s and early 1930s, Eisenhower's career in the post-war army stalled somewhat, as military priorities diminished; many of his friends resigned for high-paying business jobs. He was assigned to the American Battle Monuments Commission directed by General Pershing, and with the help of his brother Milton Eisenhower, then a journalist at the Agriculture Department, he produced a guide to American battlefields in Europe. He then was assigned to the Army War College and graduated in 1928. After a one-year assignment in France, Eisenhower served as executive officer to General George V. Mosely, Assistant Secretary of War, from 1929 to February 1933. Major Dwight D. Eisenhower graduated from the Army Industrial College (Washington, DC) in 1933 and later served on the faculty (it was later expanded to become the Industrial College of the Armed Services and is now known as the Dwight D. Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy). |
They are welcome to this cause. | They are accepted to be a part of this cause. |
A city street has an intersection sign on a pole. | Street signs near tall buildings on the corner of Greenwich St and Vesey St. |
does your relationship with your parents determine who you are as an adult? | I really believe it does, My mums life and mine are so similar. Both had 3 boys and 2 girls, same likes and dislikes. We are the best of friends. More like sisters just a couple of decades apart..\nMy Dad, I am sure we would have been very close if he did'nt pass away when I was young..\nI really think if your parents are good role models, you are really blessed with your path in life.. |
how long can you keep pillsbury cinnamon rolls? | If you don't make it back to your dough to get the cinnamon rolls cut or baked right away that is perfectly ok. Your dough should be fine covered and stored in the fridge for up to 24 hours. Be sure it is covered and stored in the fridge if it is going to be more than an hour or two. |
how long after getting shingles can you get the vaccine? | If you had shingles in the past, you can get Shingrix to help prevent future occurrences of the disease. There is no specific length of time that you need to wait after having shingles before you can receive Shingrix, but generally you should make sure the shingles rash has gone away before getting vaccinated. |
Up" is a hip hop song. Critical reception Andy Kellman of AllMusic highlighted it. Brad Wete wrote a more mixed review: "On Get Back Up, he arrogantly apologizes for being human rather than for his crimes. That crown must be getting heavy." The Guardian panned the song for its scandalous nature: "One of the less likable tracks on this consistently misfiring album, which was recorded while T.I. was under house arrest for weapons charges (he's currently back in the slammer for probation violation), is Get Back Up. It claims the Atlanta MC is sorry for his misdeeds – but not that sorry – and finishes by painting him as the real victim ("As soon as you | "One of the less likable tracks on this consistently misfiring album, which was recorded while T.I. was under house arrest for weapons charges (he's currently back in the slammer for probation violation), is Get Back Up. It claims the Atlanta MC is sorry for his misdeeds – but not that sorry – and finishes by painting him as the real victim ("As soon as you fall down, all the haters pass judgment"). The icing on the cake is provided by the equally tarnished Chris Brown, who sings the chorus: "When they push you down, you gotta get back up." Nice." David Amidon wasn't happy either: "“Get Back Up”, the Chris Brown-featuring snoozefest, is a perfect example (of fail, embaressment). Pharrell’s Neptunes provide a beat that barely passes for mixtape fodder while T.I. spits empty bullshit about overcoming obstacles." Rolling Stone was disappointed: "The featherweight "Get Back Up" is about his more recent terrible choices: "My shortcomings hit the media thanks to TMZ, the AJC and Wikipedia," |
Wilkinson) – 3:49 "Fall Away" – 3:42 "I Told You" (Kosco) – 3:11 "Nobody Cares" (Richards) – 3:24 Personnel John Kosco – vocals Lee Richards – guitar Joe Wilkinson- guitar Jim Preziosa – bass Bob Jenkins – drums Sully Erna – drums on all tracks except 6, 10, 11 References 2004 debut albums Dropbox (band) albums Albums produced | self-titled debut album by American rock band Dropbox, released on April 13, 2004. The music video for the opening track, "Wishbone", was frequently played on MTV2's Headbangers Ball and Fuse. The song was also featured in a commercial for the Transformers video game in 2004. Track listing All songs written by John |
is a village in Avajiq-e Jonubi Rural District, Dashtaki District, Chaldoran County, | is a village in Avajiq-e Jonubi Rural District, Dashtaki District, Chaldoran County, |
Fav. type of cooler ? brand name? | Anything Coleman. There coolers rock!!!! |
In 2015, administrators of the English Wikipedia blocked 381 accounts, many of them suspected of being sockpuppets of the same people, after a two-month investigation launched by Wikipedia editors. | Pada 2015, para pengurus Wikipedia bahasa Inggris memblokir 381 akun, beberapa diantaranya adalah pengguna siluman dari orang yang sama, setelah penyelidikan dua bulan yang diluncurkan oleh para penyunting Wikipedia. |
post ur views about UPEN PATEL.wat u think abt him? | yuks i hate him, he has the body of a hunk n voice like a gay, n he is very proudy kinda guy i like muzzamill ebrahim he is sweet |
Kansas did not place at Miss USA until 1973, the third-to-last state to make their first placement. | O Kansas não conseguiu classificação no Miss USA até 1973, o terceiro e último estado a conseguir a sua primeira classificação. |
who was president and chief justice | History & Grounds. William Howard Taft was elected the 27th President of the United States (1909-1913) and later became the tenth Chief Justice of the United States (1921-1930), the only person to have served in both of these offices. |
does the morning after pill work after a few days? | You can buy these morning-after pills over the counter without a prescription in most drugstores and pharmacies. These types of morning-after pills work best when you take them within 72 hours (3 days) after unprotected sex, but you can take them up to 5 days after. |
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